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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

It's the decorating bottle
necks that throw a room out
Of killer.
One Of these obstacles may
be the air conditioner, neces-
sary to the household, but
Earring to the sensibilities Of
the occupants.
Another is the big, awk-
ward television set that parks
like an ugly gargoyle in the
rooms best spot.
Point or Paper
If the television set is
papered or painted to match
your walls, it will help mini
mize its appearance. The paint
Job is easy and achieves
results that should compile
ment the decor.
Before you start the Job,
disconnect the television set
from the wall outlet. Use a
wax remover or paint thin
ner to remove any traces Of
furniture polish and any oily
spots from the set. This
should get rid of accumulat-
ed dirt, also.
The set, metal or wood,
will probably have a glossy
finish of enamel or varnish
that will need to be dulled
with sandpaper, steel wool or
one of the new liquids de-
signed for this purpose to
give the paint a chance to
adhere.
Wooden cabinets may re-
ouire a second preparatory
step. The stain used in the
wood may bleed through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

which can be painted, pa
pered, corked for a bulletin
board, or transformed in any
way the imagination dictates.
One good treatment for the
thin line units is TO cover
them with fabric that
matches the draperies. Some
air conditioners are pre-
engineered for through-the-
wall installation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Use Core With PIostie

new coating until 1t is sealed
of with shellac.
Use Gore With PIostie
II a set is made Of plastic,
1t is a good idea to find out
whether the solvent used in
the wall paint will attack the
plastic. Just put a touch Of
paint in an unobtrusive place
to be sure that nothing odd
results before you attempt to
coat the entire thing. II the
paint used is a water-thinned
latex, that precaution will not
be necessary.
All knobs and other con-
trolls should be removed be-
fore you paint to make the
job easier. Masking tape will
protect metal parts and the
screen. One Of the quick
drying cleansers that leave a
powdery film also may offer
protection to the screen.
When you wash away the
film, splatters 60 with it.
If it has been a long time
since the walls were painted.
it is wise to select a paint
for the set that is a bit darker
than the shade originally
used on the walls. If you are
doing the entire room at the
same time you repaint the
television set, there is no
problem.
Paint Top First
It's best to paint the top Of
the set first so that any drip
pings can be worked into the
sides when you do them. One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Hiding a V Set
BY VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeotures Writer

new coating until 1t is sealed
of with shellac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Paint Top First

It's best to paint the top Of
the set first so that any drip
pings can be worked into the
sides when yoy do them. One
The people's voice., 1959-03-20
Another Biz Giveuway In the Making?

The Eisenhower Administration must indeed be alergic
-government-owned oil reserves, that is.
Shortly after taking six the Administration
pad-off Texas oil milonaires support by recommending
and securing through the Republican 83rd Congress
of the msnamed delands o bill This piece of legislation
to the several states where ofhore oil deposits had
been found oil that belonged to ALL the people of
the United States.
Later the Administration caught redhanded giving
major oil concessions federal wdlfe preserve lands
Recently the President proposed to the Congress that
Naval oil be turned the industry These
include the repeatedly huge northern Alaskan Naval
shae oil in Colorado which developed be
of greatest unapped of OIL Elk Hills and
Buena Vista fields in California and last but not least the
Teapot Dome field of Wyoming which 35 years the
center of the greatest political scandal of this The
Teapot Dome affair, recall exposed by Mon
tana late Sen Thomas j. Walsh ably assisted by Montana
then SENATOR Burton Wheeler The exposure resulted
in several high Harding Administration officials being in
volved Secretary of Interior Albert Fall and Gilman Harry
Sinclair sent to federal prison
In view of this Administrations past federal oil
and the national disgrace surrounding the Teapot
Dome deal perpetrated under previous Republican Admins
raton this latest proposal to dvest the nation of its Naval
oil will bear the careful watching by Congress
and the American body polite.
The people's voice., 1959-03-20
How Farmers Have
Suffered Under Benson

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(AFL-CIO)
An Iowa bank president. E. E.
Manuel of the George State Bank,
has pointed out to his stockholders
how the farmers of America have lost
money since Ezra Taft Benson has
been Secretary of Agriculture. Using
Agriculture Department figures, Man
uel shows that during the five pre-
Benson years-which were also pre-
Eisenhower, pre-Nixon and pre-Sher-
man Adams years--the net income
OF farmers amounted to $72.6 billion.
In the five Benson years of 1862
through 1857, their net income totaled
$60.5 billion, or $12.1 billion less.
Department records also show that
had our farmers been paid for the IL
per cent larger volume of food and
nonfood products marketed in the
last five years at the same rate as in
the proceeding five years, their net
income would have been $8O.5 billion,
or $40 billion above what they actu-
ally received under Benson. Eisen-
hover, Nixon and Sherman Adams.
That means that 20 billion fewer
dollars were spent for the things and
services that trade unionists produce
and handle. That also helps to explain
Why so many people are leaving the
arms for city job markets where
iome 4,700,000 workers are unem-
,loyed.
The people's voice., 1959-03-20
Equally Applicable To the u S. and Montana
Let's Not Let Initiation Blind Us To
Unemployment


MacIEANS Canada's National Magazine
Reading the nancies initiation has
uncomfortable nanciers economists
intended opposite developed
rude questions at them.
They all talk initiation Canada
problem If this remedy would
fairly easy expenditures
things the problem
is currency hard, these the things
The trouble other problems we'll At five hundred
seeking
Newfoundland hit
of aure in real distress.
expenditure
employment Higher and higher interest
industrial activity, and fewer jobs.
Schlesngers
n Depression.
Whitney, president of the Stock Exchange
s January
Mitchell
President Organization Unemployment Relief
relief they getting needed
that he did not think these He felt about
another point Tere taking the determination these
things into the federal government"
before Roosevelt
through the
and paid good deal of heed to them.
situation drencertany perhaps
formula dealing
time number leaders
perhaps
employment and sound dollar as if it important
than a sound
The people's voice., 1959-03-20
"Short-Sighted'
PTA Official Rups
School District Study
Veto By Aronson

MISSOULA-Cfiticism of Gov.
Hugo Aronson's veto of a bill callin.
for a $4,000 commission study o.
Montana school district reorganiza
tion was voiced Tuesday by Mrs
Ernest Koestner of Missoula.
She is chairman of the Legislation
committee of the Montana Congress
of Parents and Teachers.
Mrs. Koestner's statement said, ir
part:
"a constructive statewide approach
to school district reorganization is
one of Montana's most serious imme-
diate needs.
"As thorouh a study as that con-
templated by HB 306 is hardly pos
sible without funds to provide the
professional assistance and detailed
work essential to a project of this
magnitude
IS ool district reorganization.
properly planned and carried out,
could result in far more effective
use Of school funds throughout the
state.
Surely, only complete lack of
understanding of the purpose and
Importance of the measure could
have caused the Governor to veto
this measure.
''It is indeed unfortunate that this
short-sighted action will result in
6
those who are dedicated to better
education with maximum economy
for Montana
Many other states have appropri-
ated greater amounts of money for
a study of this kind. Nevada reports
that it adopted plan for reorganiza-
tion four years from the day the
study was started, and saw the mo-
mentus change from 207 school dis
tricts to only II.
Nevada has been better able to
compete with surrounding states in
securing and holding teachers during
the time of inadequate teacher sup
ply and more students are now train
ing to become teachers.
Montana has over 1000 school
districts
"An alternate plan at this time
could be for the commission to be
lppointed-the Governor indicated
avor of this-and have the Legisla-
ice Council appropriate the funds CO.
'peratively as was done to make the
Peabody study
1.-The interest of both political par
les in this measure was shown by
he overwhelming vote given HB 3O6
n both houses of this last Legislature.
t is conceivable then that the Legis-
ative Council would consider a pro-
osal of this kind, keeping in mind
he need for state leadership for
rogram for the good of the whole |
tate. ."-GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE. {
The people's voice., 1959-03-20
The Railroads Coop

Railway Express owned by 68 railroads Railway
incorporated in 1928 nonproit pack
cities primarily trains provides pickup
and delivery with trucks The
$3678 Million of which SIG million railroads and
other carriers for hauling expressWALL STREET JOURNAL
1858.
The people's voice., 1959-03-20
Editorial

"The test of our progress isn't whether add
the abundance of those who have much whether
provide enough for those who have te."-Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt in State of the Union Message Congress-
January 4, 1885
The people's voice., 1959-03-20

The supreme happiness of life is
the conviction that we are loved
Victor Hugo.
The people's voice., 1959-03-20
A Montanan's
WASHINGTON NOTEBOOK
CENSUS

By BRITT ENGLUND, secy to CONG. LEE METCALF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08
Bubb News
BY Rod Paisley

The people of Babb wish to
thank the following organizations
for adding to their Christmas en-.
joymcnt.
The Methodist church of Brown.
ing brought Christmas treats and
articles of clothing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester johnson were responsible
for seeing that every child in the
area received gifts.
Through the Cut Bank Moose
Lodge No. 1874 used toys were
gathered and repaired and sent
to Babb for distribution. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rod Paisley were in charge
of their distribution in Babb.
Special thanks Is given to the
following Cut Bank Moose Lodge
members who made this worth.
while project a reality. Virgil
McVicker was chairman of the
committee and was helped by
George Ives. Harry D0verspike.
and Ralph Morris. Don Goldrick
of the State Thcatcr in Cut Bank
gave free movie tickets to each
child who brought a disable toy.
This really brought in huge
supply to aid families who could
not afford toys.
Everett Hammond. who has
been hospitalizcd for many weeks.
was able to be home with his
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08
Girl Scouts Plan Snow
Party For January IA

The Browning Adult Commun-
ity committee for Girl Scouting
met Monday evening. January 5.
at the home of Mrs. Robert Doug.
las. Assistant hostesses were Mrs.
James Fisher and Mrs. Robert
kennerly.
Plans were made for a snow
party for the intermediate scouts
to be held Wednesday, January
IA. The scouts will meet at the
Friendship House at 7 o'clock
sharp. Each is asked to wear her
warmest clothing and bring an
old blanket with her. After the
sleigh ride. refreshments will be
served at the home of Mrs. James
Fisher. Committees in charge
arc: transportation. Mrs. Martha
Wilson. Mrs. Lucille Mckay. Mrs.
Evelyn Weasa: Refreshments:
Mrs. Roma Barcus. Mrs. Vivian
Boyd. Mrs. Wanda Fisher and
Mrs. Edythe Harris.
The advanced cookie sale will
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08

Mrs. Denzel Smith has been i'll
lately. Mrs. Monte Fenner has
been cooking for the school dur.
ing her illness.
The Lester johnson family and
the Monte Fenncr family we're
visiting relatives in Great Falls
last week.
Allen Cook is caretaker at St.
Mary at present. He spent most
of the winter in Kahspell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Facey and
family of Great Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Maston of Cut Bank
and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Barnum
of West Glacier were guests at
the Earl Siers home last week.
Terry Stillwell Is back In school
wearing cast on his leg. 1t was
broken at school while sliding
on huge snow bank before
Christmas. He will have the cast
removed next week.
The county snow pillow operated
by Monte Fenner from Babb has
certainly been a help In keeping
school attendance up and en-.
abling high school students to
meet the bus.
Many of the students travel as
far as II miles by automobile to
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Art LaPierc re-.
Gently opened a cafe in Babb.
There has not been a cafe opcr.
ating since shortly after tourist
season ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coliun Lancaster
and Darrell spent most of their
vacation at the Paisley ranch.
Mildred Burd and family moved
back to Babb last week from Cut
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08

be held February 1921 The com
mittee who will plan this sale is
composed of Mrs LaVcrnc Gre.
co and Mrs. Wanda Fisher. Or.
dcrs for cookies may be given to
the Girl Scouts at any time.
The open house which was
postponed last November will be
held Sunday, March 3. the be.
ginning of National Girl Scou,
week. At this time the scouts are
expecting to be able to dedicate
their "Fricndship House" as we'll
as flag that has actually flown
over our nations capitol. 4 pub
lie program and celebration will
be held.
The first plans were made for
the annual Mother and Dauahtc.
banquet to be held May !. At this
time all badges and award, will
be presented.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08
Little Leuguers
Basketball Season
Starts Saturday

The newly organized Little
League basketball will start thi,
Saturday, January 10. al Q am.
The first hour will be a basket.
ball clinic conducted by the coach.
ing staff and will be an hour Of
instruction in tho fu1 ..'nrG'2,s
and also the rules 0f y < ball.
After this. three gar, >, w,,' be
played. There Will ~ 81 H..i-,'.
bal! clinic every SA;luA..v il,.
ing a: nine O'Clock aad league
standings will be KEEP
The first game on Sa,urd. V will
be between the Partners and nc
Eagles. The teams are IS eal'cvS
Panrhers: Coach, Fra! k G'a -.
Darrell Weathcrwax. SIEVE Ro.
mag. Aaron Reed. Eugene Heavy
Runner. Reed Lair. Donald
White. Vcrn Bad Marriage. Steph.
en- Conway. Jimmy Fitzgerald.
Ray Doorc
Eagles: Coach. Bill McFadycan;
Alvin Monroe. Alfred Guardipcc.
John Armstrong. Jimmy McFad.
yean. Merle Trombly. Vern Big
Beaver. Rodney Lane. Russell
Davis. Carl kipp. Tommy Mckay.
The second game will be be.
tween the Tigers and the Little
Indians.
Tigers: Coach. Jim Hanson. Del.
bert Hoyt. Bradley LaPlant. Joe
Show. John Mendenhall. Gordon
Connolly. Larry Jordan. Easel
Barcus. Jim BENJAMIN.
Little Indians: Coach. Jim Ken.
ncrly. Jr,: Floyd Guardipec. Jody
Cobcll. Robert Juneau. Gilber,
Wall. William Bear Medicine.
Eddy Kennedy. Levi Pepion.
Dougas Bcarchild. George from,
bley. Douglas Kern.
The third game will be between
the Lions and the Boarding
School team.
Lions: Bobby Grissom. Edward
Brown. Everett Brown. Terry
Fuhrcr. Billy Maynard. Donald
Tromblcy. Oscar Fisher. Kenny
Still Smoking.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08
REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER COUNTY
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hammond, for two DAYS,

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hammond, for two days.
George Cassidy was taken to
Fort Harrison by ambulance last
Thursday. His wife and daugh.
ter were called to Helena on Sat.
urday when his condition became
critical. Duane McCurdy drove
Mrs. Cassidy and Joan to Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rod Paisley and
Larry played for the New Years
Eve dance in Cut Bank at the
old high school gym. The dance
was sponsored by the c club of
which Larry is president. Many
Browning students enjoyed the
dance.
The New Years party at the
Chief Mountain Guest ranch was
another success as it has been
for several years in the past. The
festivities were certainly cooled
by the blizzard that made the
roads and driving conditions al.
most impossible after the fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. friday Wood.
ward drove to Big Bend. Kansas.
to visit their daughter and family
over the holidays. They had a
wonderful trip and visit but ran
into the storm south of Browning.
Their car was stalled for several
hours In the drifts. Friday got
his feet slightly frozen.
George Ncnkcl had his tonsilS
removed last week and is tenn.
pOrarily out of school.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08

Bank.
Maggie and Linda Whitford
came back from Helena and de.
cided to winter in Babb.
The mercury dropped to %
below hero last week, and some
of the fellows who forgot to get
in a supply Of winter wood are
really out the past few days
storing in a supply. They will
probably forget again after the
next chinook.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08

Trading in Browning is a good
policy: every dollar spent here
has chance to come back to you.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-08
Regular 81 Century
and other Van hevsen
81 and S. shirts.

Because \ M iirusrn has introduced u
series Of new models. you can save on
shirts rs never before These are 1907:
frs, quality discontinued models Of Van
Ilcm,,n Century shirts and other Van
iicmSrn shirts. They are regularly priced
Ut - aud IS but now. during this
sale they are Just $3.50 or 5 for $S.85
Every shirt Is 1907: perfect Van
iiru~n Century shirts feature the one.
piece soft collar that won't wrinkle ever
and every shirt is fine all cotton
broadclo,h. IN whites and cOlors Avail
able IN q variety Of collar styles" This
sale canine, he repeated. Come IN as soon
as possible while supply lasts
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08

dernom sislu; dgo jer e vodeca hr
vatska srpska MAMMA bez sumnje ubrzo prhvaa govor
stocnoslavenske vecine rece er e to ba normana po
java. Tako e ketska vecina danasnjoj Francuskoj p
hvatla me svoih germanskih gospodara, Franaka Dva
naistaknua hrvatska srpska povjesncara Ferdo ssic
Vladimir Corovc slazu da mena Hrvat Srbin obu
hvatala sad vec sad manj prostor skadu granicama
nhovh drzava Kod mace stovjenog naroda gradjanska
prpadnost odlucvaa je ko Hrvat ko Srbin. Tako je
to bio do druge poovce devenaestog veka pa Vuk
Stefanovic- -Karadzc sasvm ispravno zabezo da ie
vat oacava covjeka il Hrvatske sisic tom pogledu
napsao Tako zgod da jedan ist narod naprje
poznat izvorma pod imenom Savena kupiti
pemenska imena, Hrvata Srba; kako bude docnije
vrene srla poiticka vlast ednoga iii drugoga pemena
tako &c negovo poliickonarodno ie obuhvatati
ci sad manj prostor (Ssc Povijes Hrvata, str 296)
svooj stor Jugosavije corovc je dosao do potpuno
istog zakljucka (coroc Hstora Jugosavje stra 24).
sto ostalog svijeta tce je jos dugo
balkanske uzne) Savene pa Hrvate Srbe jednostavno
zvao Savenima. biografiji ivotopisu) Sv cria Me-
toda, koja e psana devetom stoecu Sv Girl je opisan
kao prvi ucitel savena, da odgajao savenske uce
nke da je "svetu isu govorio slavenskm jezkom Jed
ma kronika il cetrnaesoga stoleca zabeza e ida do
bar glas kraa Mutina promo svoj gckoj sovensko
zeml Milutn je bio spsh kra koj je napustio jalove
pokusaje srpske ekspanze zapad e udario prrod
MIN gravitaconm pravcem Srbije jug Solun. Spome
nuta kronika, (Kopornsh Letopis 'spravena" je kas
ne pecsko ljetopsu pa je "sovensko" zamjenjeno
50 srpskoj". (corovic Hstorija Jugosavije str 81.
Sva je prilika, da je samo edan mali dio hrvatskog
srpskog naroda krenuo il svoh starh posojbna Jug
moze bt nekolko hijada ratnika obteljima dok
je glavnna ostaa svooj staroj doovin Tu glavnnu
kasnie absorira Poljac cesi dok je odselena MAMMA
osnovala svoje drzave jugu Balkanu, Hvatsku
Srbu Tako e tu starh rmskh provincija Dalmacije
Savske Panonije " grbm poezma) nastaa drzava Hr
vatsa danasnje republike Hrvatska Bosnia Hercego-
vna thu rimske Moese Dardanije srbija bas kao
sto je thu rimske Gae nastala danaSnja Francuska
ALL kako vidjesmo, Hrvat i Srbi II se ma povjesnoj
pozornc pojavii kao diva razita posebna samosvojna
naroda pa tako do danas ostai Nerna sunje da su
vet onda, kad dos bill vro srodni pa bisantns
ljetopisc braju edne drugms pa pisu Hrvatma, koje
Srbima zovu obqnuto Odakle Hrvatima Srbima nhova
mena to s ne nko sasvm sgurno objasnio Ina raznih
nagadjanja tom pogedu, ali to nagadjanja
pa Y njih necemo upustati
(NaStavit 70 ~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08

brzim tokom nego sto je do
sada isla.
Brat Grasha i ia smo Ia
dovoljni sa rezultatima 90.
stignutim u Kaliforniji. u.
cesnici u Dbl m skolama su
takodjer zadovoljni drze da
smo ma pravom putu. U ime
mole i brata Grashe ia Sc "a.
hvaljujem braci sestrama,
clanovima nasim u Kaliforniif
ma bratskoj saradnii, priia-
teljskoj susretljivosti, vrijed.
MIN preporukama i savjeti-
ma.
Svi zajedno bez ikakovih
upada, uvreda, zadjevica iii
prepirka ozbiljno smo ucili 1
tako tr e b m o nastaviti DO
swim mjestima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
Ise|jenici pomazu
EIektrifikaciju se|a
Ruzita kod DrniSa

Kad je u selu Ruzicima po-
krenuta akcija "a elektrifi-
kaciju, mjestani su Sc odu-
sevljeno prihvatili posla. Sa-
mi su sakupili ovecu sunni
novaca j pristupili dobrovolj-
MIN radovima, dok su pre-
ostale novce dala poduzeca
sUdarnik" i Uprava "a pu-
tove. Nj ovdje nije izostala
pomot njihove iseljene brace,
koji su u America sakupili 8
ko 10000 dinara. S a d a Sc
vet dovrsavaju ra d owl ma
zgradi trafostanice, nabavlje-
nj su trafouredjaji, 1900 kilo-
grama bakrene lice i so stu
pova, a preostalo je jos oko
diva i po milijuna dinars, Ia
ko da &c Sc elektrifikacija
modi potpu,o provesh
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-08
hARIJA G0RETTA

Supruga bivseg 81. odbor-
nika Mate Goretta clanica
odsjeka broj 351 u Detroit,
Michigan, umrla je 4. aprila
i pokopana 7. aprila.
Rodjena je u selu Sunja,
Petrinja, Hrvatska, rs. juna
1897. Pristupila u odsjek %
godine 1923. Sa prestupnom
listinom prosla je u odsjek
broj 351 godine 1884.
Ostavlja supruga Matu,
jednog sina i jednu kcerku,
cetvoro unucadi i majku 4
Cleveland, Ohio.
Nase iskreno bratsko sa-
ucesce, bratu Matt Gorettu,
sinu, kcerki, majci unucadi
i ostaloj mnogobrojnoj rod
bini. Urednistvo