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Evening star., 1945-09-27
Working Together
From the st. Louis ost-Dispatch.

From the ST. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Now we have won. The war is at an
end, with the Emperors acceptance Of
defeat. Courage, determination and re-
sourcefulness have vanquished cruel,
fanatical enemy. Those qualities are
still required to make the victory per-
manent. Our statesmen must work
alongside our Allies-the British, Dutch,
Australians and others-just as our
fighting men marched with them In the
Pacific, and With many more In Europe.
Evening star., 1945-09-27

ing it-one of the authentic. tri-
umphs of the silent screen. The
stars in 1t were Richard Barthelmess
and Lillian Gish. Only the oldsters
can have any impression Of 1t now,
but it was q sensation in its day.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
Objects to Appeasement

ODJectS 10 AppeaSement
To the Editor OF The Star:
When did appeasement pay divi-
dends? England, France and the United
States tried it on Mussolini way back
yonder about the time the world found
out the League of Nations was joke.
1t didn't work then.
England and France and practically
the civilized world tried it on Hitler at
and before and after Munich, and there
didn't seem to be any dividends.
Britain and the United States ap-
peased Japan for years, and took all
manner Of insults lying down. After
all, what did it get us? We still had to
fight.
During the continuation of the Euro
pean war it was absolutely necessary rs
a military expedient to appease Stain,
and Roosevelt sure did 1t up brown. But
since We day you might think Stain
won the war all by himself.
Disregarding the hundreds of thou
sands of Russians he has murdered and
starved to death, in his climb to power
he overran Finland and took what he
wanted and then set up puppet gov
ernment; took half OF Poland and de-
ported hundreds of thousands of the
civilian population to concentration
camps andior death. He then set up a
preposterous boundary line between
Poland and Germany. He swallowed at
a gulp the Baltic states and set up
puppet governments in all the Balkan
states except Greece, and he's hollering
bloody murder because Britain insists
on having just little bit OF say about
that government.
Now he claims q fantastic indemnity
from Italy-for what don't know-and
wants foothold in North Africa.
And his performance in Eastern Asia
is exactly in line with what he has done
in Europe. ALBERT D. RUST.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
Approves Use of Bomb

To the Editor Of The Star:
j. J. Sperry, in his letter printed
September 10, bemoaned the fact that
we forgot" our American ideals and
responsibility to humanity when We
used the atomic bomb to blow helpless
Japanese to death.
But has Mr.. Spery forgotten the
terrible ordeal of thousands of Ameri-
cans, whose loved ones were set upon and
murdered by the japanese?
Charity begins at home. am glad
to see the sobering effect of peace on
the world, a sound President in the
White House and the feeling that the
atomic bomb never may have to be
used again. VIVA T. STARON.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
Letter Boxes Desired

Letter Boxes Desired
To the Editor Of The Star:
Won't you be kind enough to ask If
we can't have more letter boxes? We
have to walk two blocks to one box, and
two and a half blocks to the other one
Now that the war is over, can't some of
the boxes which were taken away be
replaced? A. T. D.
That Ouija Is Unreliable!
To the Editor Of The Star:
In the interest OF saving the Army
private's marriage, which seems to be
headed for the rocks because of a ouija
board, I would like to say that my best
friend consulted ouija board several
months ago, and 1t advised her that she
would marry civilian whose initials
were to have been ID. A." and she has
just married soldier whose initials are
&C. S."
Two years ago asked ouija board
when the war would come to an end
and was told by the deceptive ouija
that the war would be over in May,
1914.
1t is amazing that a woman of sup
posedly normal intelligence could place
more value on the answers of a ouija
board, at most a childs game, than on
the word of the man whom she vowed
to 'love, honor and cherish" and so
obviously loves her. B. w.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12

Senate committees announced by
the committee on committees, of which
Arnold (R-Stillwater) is chairman,
are
Agriculture: Arnold (R-Stillwater)
chairman; Ecton (R-Gallatin), Wilson
(D-Toole), Wallander (R-Rooseyelt)
McKenna (D-Judith Basin), Caring
ton (R-Fallon), Bridenstine (R-Prai-
rie), Kellogg (R-Pondera), Cotton ID
Valley.
Apportionment and representation:
Cole (R-Petroleum) chairman; Nc
Guilty. (D-Wheatland), Tyler (D-Sher-
idan), Peck (R-Carter), Bourassa ID
Daniels).
Aviation: Stromnes (D-Cascade),
chairman Aronson (R-Glacier), KEEL
logg (R-Pondera), Haight (D-Fergus),
Stewart (R-Deer Lodge).
Banks and banking: Wallander (R-
Roosevelt), chairman; Ecton (R-Gal-
latin), Toman (R-Powder River, Bal
CORD (R-Golden Valley. Larson (R-
Sanders), Gabisch R-Broadwater),
ftOlllUSSWOILu ih-INdfdlliJy AlOuSOn
(R-Glacier), Stewart (R-Deer LODGE.
Compensation: Wallace (R-Lake),
chairman; Aronson (R-Glacier), Rob-
inson (R-Phillips), Lynch (D-Chou-
teau), Baker (R-Dawson).
Constitutional amendments Smith
(R-Lewis & Clark, chairman; Haight
(D-Fergus), Wallander (R-Roosevelt),
Simmons (R-Carbon), Kelley (R-Pow-
ELL, Fewkes (R-Lincoln), Holland ID
McCone.
Corporation other than municipal:
Baker (R-Dawson), chairman; Cooper
(R-MineraD, Stromnes (D-Cascade),
Cole (R-Petroleum), Sullivan (D-Jef-
ferson), Kelley (R-PowelD, Moss (R-
Flathead).
Counties and towns: Mundy (R-
HID, chairman Gabisch (R-Broad-
water), Lott (R-Madison), Leo ID
Richland), Stewart (R-Deer LODGE,
Lynch (D-Chouteau), Sawtell (R-Cus-
teri, Mulholland (D-Silver Bow, Car
rington (R-Fallon). a
Courtesies and good fellowship:
Smith (R-Lewis & Clark, chairman;
Bridenstine (R-Prairie), Stromnes Cd
Cascade).
Diaries and dairying: Mulholland
(D-Silver Bow, chairman; Olmstead
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12
RATIONING REMINDERS

MEATS, FATS = Red stamps Q5
through KS good Indefinitely. No
new stamps until January %.
PROGRESSED FOODS - Blue stamps
ks through rs, Az through CO good
indefinitely. No new blue stamps
will be validated until February 1.
SUGAR = Sugar stamp 81 good for
five pounds indefinitely. No new
stamp until February 1.
Ala coupons good for
four gallons beginning Dec. %.
FUEL OIL-East and far West 1 and
period coupons goods Indefinitely.
Period coupons in East will be-
come good on January Is. Period
coupon in far West will become
good on January 8. Midwest and
South periods l, 2 and coupons
good throughout heating year.
SHOES-Airplane stamps 1, 2, and 8
in book three, good indefinitely.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12
SENATE COMMITTEES

(R-Sweet GRASSY, Rice (D-Teton), Hof
land (D-McCone), Bourassa (D-Dan
liels).
Education: Plank (D-Liberty), chair.
man; Moss (R-Flathead), Bridenstine
! (R-Prairie), Haight (D-Fergus), Wal
lander (R-Roosevelt), Stewart (R-Deer
Lodge, Hageman (R-Garfield).
Election and privileges: Balgord (R-
Golden Valley, chairman; Olmstead
| (R-Sweet Grass) McKenna (D-Judith
Basin), Holland (D-McCone), Rice Cd
teton.
Engrossed bills: D'Ewart (R-Park)
chairman; Leo (D-Richland), McKen-
ma (D-Judith Basin).
Enrolled bills: Cooper (R-MineraD,
chairman; Peck (R-Carter), Stromnes
| (D-Cascade).
Fairs and expositions: Leo (D-Rich-
land), chairman; Stromnes IDEAS
cade), Burke (R-Yellowstone) Hage-
man (R-Garfield), Sawtell (R-Custer)
Federal relations: Manning ID
Treasure), chairman; Fewkes (R-Lin-
coln), Ross (R-Blaine), Toman (R-
Powder River), Darlington (R-Fallon),
Plank (D-Liberty), Simmons (R-Car-
bonn.
Fish and game: Henderson (R-Gran-
ite), chairman; Cooper (R-MineraD,
Arnold (R-Stillwater), Wilson ID
Toole), Lott (R-Madison), D'Ewart (R-
Park, Olmstead (R-Sweet Grass,
Wallace (R-Lake), Fewkes (R-Lin-
coln).
Horticulture: Hollingsworth, (R-Ra-
valid, chairman; Larson (R-Sanders),
Leo D-Richland), Bourassa (D-Dan-
iels), Holland (DMcCone).
Insurance: Liggett R-Musselshel),
chairman; Gabisch R-Broadwater),
Henderson (R-Granite), Robinson (R-
Phillips) Larson (R-Sanders), Potter
(R-Meagher), Sullivan D-Jefferson).
Judiciary: Burke (R-Yellowstone),
chairman; Gilbert (R-Beaverhead),
Campbell (R-Missoula), Smith (R-
Lewis and Clark, Stewart (R-Deer
LODGE, Stromnes (D-Cascade). Wal
lace (R-Lake), Sawtell (R-Custer),
Larson (R-Sanders).
Judicial districts: Stewart (R-Deer
LODGE, chairman; Mundy (R-HilD,
Sullivan (D-Jefferson), Plank (D-Lib-
erty), Robinson (R-Phillips).
Labor and capital: Gilbert (R-Bea-
verhead), chairman; Mulholland Cd
Silver Bow, Manning D-Treasure),
Cole (R-Petroleum), Lynch (D-Chou-
teau), Lott (R-Madison), Potter (R-
Meagher).
The balance of the committees will
be printed next week.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12

property, hundreds of thousands of
dollars worth of property. One case
has been tried. The verdict was for
the company, They pay for ruined
schools, dwellings, stores, churches,
what their attorneys wish to pay-no
more, no less.
Our clergy are breaking faith with
common folks. Some years ago in
Butte, clergyman of leading sect
advertised and preached a fulsome
sermon that it was the duty of every
man to patronize life insurance com
panies, lie, pay three times what the
article is WORTH.
There is no chance to break the
corporate control of this colony by
any effort we can make. We cannot
induce our educated, active young men
and women to stay here merely to
make losing fight. We cannot curb
| the insurance racket. Everybody
knows that the state would save $751;
100000 the year by carrying no fire
insurance, or any other kind. There
are 1000 licensed insurance agents
here. They are in every chamber of
commerce, dinner club, secret society,
church. They are pressure group,
exploiting the farmer, the worker
They embrace jury panels with propa-
ganda against litigants seeking JUS
tice.
An epoch making decision was re-
Gently made by the U. S. supreme
court, that insurance was in inter-
state commerce-that is to say, under
the control of the I. c. c., as the rail
roads are. The only chance to force
the companies to establish decent |
rates is in Washington, not Helena
Our governor prates about States |
rights. The tunes led by him, and
chorused by our senior senator and
utility employees, are composed in the
office of Electric Bond and Share, the
holding company of Montana Power,
and dozens of others elsewhere. When
he Montana Power tried to seize
every water right on the Missouri
rom Black Eagle dam to my ranch
IN the Big Hole, Ford did not lift
lis voice in protest This water title
S still open to our state courts. If
eath should invade our supreme
curt during Ford's present term, the
3roadwater farmers will see a fine
of court packing by Mr..
eddy and Mr.. Weir
The Montana Power, in its inaugur-
i address to the legislature, opposes
he Missouri Valley Authority The Z
PRESIDENT advises it. | am betting on 3
he President.
For thirty years the Montana Power
las paid taxes on property value of
bout SO million dollars less than on
7alue for rate fixing. The stupid
Toters here scream like a stuck pig {
When the federal authorities begin to
queeze out the water
| love the old state. My life will 3
md among its snowy mountains, <
lmong its splendid people. The only 3
nance the old rotten Borough has is |:
n the Missouri Valley Authority 3
there are to be eight of these Author );
ties. 1t is hardly possible to erect 4
hem all at once. 1t. will be a fan &
astic blunder if our people do not try q
0 get in that show first. Z
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12
Second Week
CONTINUED from Page one)

Phillips, Hughes, Settle, Moen, Teigen,
Blenkner, Atkinson, Mcdaniel, Simp-
son, Kimpel, Armstrong, Taylor,
Evans, Higgins. Eynon.
Motions: By Bricker: II move that
the proper subcommittee of the APP
preparations committee dealing with
custodial and educational institutions
be authorized to proceed in making
proper Investigations and that any
necessary expenses incurred there
with be authorized and that like COM
mittees of the Finance and Claims
committee of the Senate be invited
to participate in such Investigations
if they so DESIRE" Motion adopted.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12
.Ontana-the
Continued from Page Two,

that party-LaFollette Norris, Will
kie. They are quickly read out of it
Good brakes will never move a car
Since Taft was president, not liberal
federal law has been enacted as a
Republican measure. No sane per.
sonhas, in recent years, thought of
our legislature, Democrat or Republi-
can, as anything but a loud speaker
for the corporation Hobbies.
Nationally the Republican party has
pernicious anaemia. It's total electoral
vote of four elections has not been a
majority of the college. Hoover got
SO, Landon 8, Willkie 80, Dewey SO,
making PAS; necessary to elect 266.
Despite the fervent hopes of friends,
highly paid physicians, devoted
nurses, the low pulse, excitement over
world events, the patients age, (al-
most 90), former years of high living
dependency bordering melancholia
lessen the chances of recovery of the
Grand Old Party. Besides, as with
many aged ones, it refuses to follow
wise advice of such friends as Norris,
LaFollette, Willkie. In Montana to
win, it welcomes the aid of B. K
Wheeler, who, the day before Pearl
Harbor, said in the Billings Gazette,
II favor settling our differences with
Japan around a peace table"
Even our jury system is breaking
Town. In the federal court in Bill
ings, the learned judge has sent case
.fter case against corporations to
uries. But in 20 years probably only
ne substantial verdict there has been
endered against corporation. In
'utte the Anaconda company has I'M
ermined and destroyed against ex-
ress covenants not to injure surface
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12

Military affairs: Martin (R-Madi
SOM, chairman; Armstrong (R-Flat
head, vice chairman; Hunter (R
Lewis and Clark, Little (D-Missoula)
Foot (R-Flathead), Brumbaugh (R-
Yellowstone), Patterson (D-HilD, Gun
derson (D-Cascade), Blenkner (R-Still.
water), Horrigan (R-Granite), Gray
bill (D-Cascade), Gebhardt (R-Yellow
stone), Tierney (D-Silver Bow, Moen
(R-Roosevelt), James (D-Liberty)
Mines and mining: Blewett (R-Sil-
yer Bow, chairman; Thomas (R-Deer
LODGE, vice chairman; Hall (D-Park)
Harrison (R-Lewis and Clark, Martin
(R-Madison), Healy D-Silver Bow,
Horrigan (R-Granite), Dougherty ID
POWELL, Mayo (R-MineraD, Duncan
D-Jefferson), Arson (R-Beayerhead)
Greenan (D-Cascade), Goffena (R-
MusselshelD, Anderson (R-Phillips)
Tierney (D-Silver Bow.
Banks and banking: Padbury (R-
Lewis and Clark, chairman; Lehrkind
| (R-Gallatin), vice chairman; Eynon
(R-McCone), Busch (R-Fallon), Arm
strong (R-Flathead), Holiday ID
Meagher), Lowe (R-Dawson), Hall ID
Park, Hazelbaker (R-Missoula), Krall
(R-Lincoln), Dougherty (D-PowelD,
Ballard (D-Silver Bow, Mayo (R-Min-
eraD, Stout (D-Fergus), Cormack (R-
Big Horn).-
Horticulture: Dallas (R-Broadwat-
err, chairman; Mcdaniel (R-Lake)
vice chairman; R. Parker (D-Cascade),
Pierce (R-Yellowstone), Kemmis (R-
Richland), Dahl (D-Sheridan), Taber
(R-Ravalli), Helding (D-Missoula),
Cormack OR Big Horn, Marty ID
Chouteau, Hazelbaker (R-Missoula),
Nelson (D-Golden Valley, Blenkner
(R-Stillwater), Harrison (R-Lewis and
Clark, Gunderson (D-Cascade).
Public health: Hunter (R-Lewis and
Clark, chairman; Minnick (D-Treas-
ure), vice chairman Anderson (R-
Phillips), Padbury (R-Lewis & Clark,
Christy (D-Silver Bow, Foot (R-Flat-
head, McGreevey D-Deer LODGE,
Loughran (R-Silver Bow, Rasmussen
ID Blaine); Howard Or Garfield),
Helding (D-Missoula), Lowe (R-Daw-
SOM, Krall (R-Lincoln), Banka Cd
Pondera), Pierce R-Yellowstone).
Judiciary: Blenkner -Stillwater),
chairman; Foot (R-Flathead), vice
chairman; Graybill ID Cascade),
Busch (R-Fallon), Greenan IDEAS
cade), Dunn (R-Gallatin), Harken ID
Rosebud), Page (R-Missoula) Duncan
D-Jefferson), Lehrkind (D-Gallatin),
Armstrong (R-Flathead), Antrim (R-
RavallD, Oliver (R-Carter), Toole Cd
Toole), Bricker (R-Cascade).
Revenue and taxation: Horrigan (R-
Grantee, chairman; Padbury (R-Lew-
is and Clark, vice chairman; Busch
R-Fallon), Ballard D-Silver Bow,
Scofield (R-Powder River), Antrim
(R-RavallD, Settle (RWheatland),
Patterson (D-HilD, Lehrkind Deal
latin), Baldwin (R-Yellowstone), Page
(R-Missoula), Hughes (R-Judith Ba-
SIM, C. Parker (D-Wibaux), Eynon
(R-McCone), Phillips (R-Fergus).
Social Security: Arson (R-Beayer-
heduJ, Cndiin ldn, DiicheI tn CdScdueJ /
vice chairman; Oliver (R-Carter), |
Duncan (D-Jefferson), Scofield (R-
Powder River), Cole (D-Prairie), Esp
(R-Sweet Grass, Fallan R-Park) |
Evans (R-Silver Bow, Stout OFFER |
gus), Williams (R-Yellowstone) Bal |
lard (R-Silver Bow, Dougherty (R-
PowelD Busch (R-Fallon), Graybill |
(D-Cascade).
The balance of the committees will
be printed next week.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12
Missouri Valley Authority (MVA)-
Continued from Page One)

rom Page
blight of another WPA and help keep all business moving
through the days of the wars aftermath.
Finally pay and leave the hands of its stockholders
the people, estimated two dollars and fifty cents for
every dollar of initial investment.
s. Be fully accomplished without violation of single Amer
lean tradition principle, without hardship financial
loss sacrifice behalf of individual institution
Montana less than nation all the rest OF the
world the Everywhere is the camor for
of the good things of fe steady jobs higher living
Standards security and above all share in the national
democracy Scientific advancement and tech
noogy makes it all possible An MVA is the easiest simplest
and fastest to make lot of effective in Montana All
wewshers and workers behalf of abundant Treas
State will be bitterly disappointed legislature does
lead the way.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12
Shall Co-operatives Continue to Grow
and Prosper After the War Is Over?

Their members think unless have fascist form of govern
operated by ruthless Dictator who opposed free
and the American life only for the few that control and direct the
gigantic monopoes and carte These selfish who govern
the policies of 9O of the wealth and of country
benefit
if in their profits and INSCRIPTIONS power
One of the first things Hitler did after power
break and destroy the Coperave of Germany also the labor
unions lodges churches and all organized groups who might have diff
feren opinions than the mighty Fueher So watch the operations of
the Tax Equality League their propaganda and don't be
led by their lies and tactics that decetfu and false Impressions
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12
This space provided by the following 0operatives

FARMERS UNION MERCANTILE COMPANY
o Dodson, Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of Gendve, Montana
FARMERS UNION TRADING COMPANY
of Farview, Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of Pentywood, Montana
THE FARMERS UNION
in Frod Montana
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR AND OIL co.
of Pendroy, Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of Joplin Montana
FARMERS UNION COOP OIL COMPANY
of Richey, Montana
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY
of Joplin Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of Circle, Montana
FARMERS UNION TRADING COMPANY
Butte, Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of FIaxviIe Montana
THE FARMERS COOP OIL & SUPPLY CO.
of Conrad Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of Geyser Montana
FARMERS UNION SUPER SERVICE
of Chinook, Montana 81
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of Peerless, Montana
POWER FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY
of Power, Montana
FARMERS UNION GRAIN COMPANY
of Poplar, Montana
EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE PUBLISHING CO
of Helena, Montana
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-12

FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY
Belt Montana
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY
Waller, Montana
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY III
of Chinook, Montana ss4e..e
FARMERS UNION GRAIN COMPANY
of Peerless, Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY 81
Wolf Point, Montana
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY
of Rudyard, Montana 81
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
Ophem, Montana
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY /,
of HinsdaIe Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
of Havre, Montana
EQUITY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
Geraldine, Montana
FARMERS UNION TRADING COMPANY
of Richey Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
Of Great Falls, Montana
EQUITY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
SD of Brady Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL & SUPER SERVICE STATION
of Glasgow, Montana
FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY
Wiliston North Dakota
EQUITY COOPERATIVE ASSN. OF HARLEM
Stations in HoaeIand and Turner Montana
FARMERS UNION LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO.
- Union Stock Yards
South St Paul, MINI. Billings Montana
chas D. Egey Manager
Evening star., 1945-09-24
Hurqreuve Stable Stands Out
In Hyuttsville Lions Show

a factor to be considered in the
toughest competition.
Harriet Hargreave Stars.
Another Hargreave to distinguish
herself was 7-year-old Harriet, who
handled her ebony pony, His Nibs,
like veteran to win the pony class
Andy Hargreave, jr., added to the
family laurels by winning the Junior
horsemanship over Nancy Morse
and Pep Peppiatt.
The modal five-gaited class, which
was shown in hand, had the best
entry of saddle horses seen around
Washington in couple of decades
Mewellyn's Valiant Lady; second. Andy
Harereave. jr's Modern Ecstacy third. Pep
Peppiatt's Carita Flower: fourth, Wayne
More's Oregahna Bourbon.
Pony class--Won by Harriet Hargreave' S
His Nibs; second, Janice Palners Prince;
third, Marlee Cline's Patches; fourth. Rob-
ert Welch's Duke
Pep Peppiatt; fourth, FTank Palmer. il.
Moo Model -ssited.Won BY <; G. Har-
ssreave sSr's Playtair Mcdonald; SECOND,
Wayne L.. L. MorTs,s Spice Of Life third:
fourth, warner Pumphrey's Primrose
warm up-won by suitland Stables
Watch Me: third Lansdale Sasscer's Vir-
sinia Lee; fourth, H. B. Parrish's Jeep.
Fine HarnesS-Won by Primrose Prin-
cess second. Gerald Turner's Peter Rab-
bitt; rthird, Mrs. Hargreaye.s Highland
Open Hunters-Won by Thelma Fultou's S
Wild Day second, Red Wing; third, Mrs
Bergers Mr.. Carter; fourth, Virginia Lee
Three-gaited saddle Won by Carita
Flower. second. Modern Ecstacy; third.
Oreganna Bourbon; fourth, Henry Garges
Goldhrick.
Working hunters-Won by Red Wing
second. Virginia Lee: third, WHd Day;
fourth, Watch Me
Five-gaited class-Won by Playfair Nc
Donald; second Spice Of Life: third, Prm-
rose Princess: fourth Peter Rabbit
Touch and out-Won by Wild Day: sec
ond. Virginia Lee: third Watch Me; fourth.
Jeep
Novice saddle-Won by Bourbon Beauty
second, Highland Surprise third, j. C.
Lewis May Queen; fourth. Don Blocks
Southern Pride.
Three-gaited championship Won by
Modern Ecstasy: reserve, Carita Flower.
Five-gaited championship Won by
Playfair Mcdonald; reserve. Primrose Prin-
cess
Triple bar-Won by Red Wing; second
Western saddle-won by J, walton's
third. Alex Michaelsons Flash: fourth
Dave Sweatnan's Van Phillip
Skyscraper-Won by Wild Day; second,
Virginia Lee; third, Red Wing.
-, Jumper champon-Red Wing; reserve,
Evening star., 1945-09-24
By r. r. TAYNTON.

Checking through the record
books today. dog owners could find
few show performances to equal
that of Quo Shmerk Won Marien-
land, black and tan Doberman
pinscher, in this last week ends
Towson Kennel Club event.
The Doberman, owned and bred
by Richard Webster's Marienland
Kennels of Baltimore, was shown
but twice, yet won best in show lau-
rels and best of all breeds distinc-
ton.
In order to achieve this over a
field of almost 400 Quo Shmerk first
had to defeat the second largest
entry in the show in his own breed
and then the cream of the crop of
every other group In the group
judging, his stiffest competition
came in his own group and was
offered by the Shetland sheepdog
Oh. Pixie Dell Little Gamin, owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Miller of
Scarsdale, N. Y
Washington area dogs that made
good records at the show included
Keith Merrill's boxer, Baron Trevor
OF Tredegar. which went to best of
breed. 1t. David Drinks boxer
Southdown's Impulse, was winners
bitch. Winners bitch in Irish set