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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Montgomery Will Ask !
Charter Change 10 Ban
Finance Referendums|

The Montgomery County Com
nissioners and the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission will ask the Maryland
Court Of Appeals to delete from the
proposed county charter a provision
they say would make appropriation
b measures subject to referendum
and perhaps "paralyze" county
finances.
The decision was announced at
special meeting yesterday of the
commissioners and planning COM
mission representatives in the Rock
vile Courthouse. Also attending the
conference was H. w. Buckler. jr..
of the Baltimore law firm of Niles,
Barton, Morrow g. Yost.
County Supervisor Irving G.
McNayr said the firm will represent
the county heads and the planning
commission in an appeal from the
recent Circuit Court decision order
Ing referendum in November on
the proposed home rule" plan.
In its decision, the court ordered
removed from the proposed charter
a clause dealing with the appropria-
ton of funds by a county council
in June executive session.
Previously Ruled Unconstitutional.
This had previously been ruled
unconstitutional on the ground it
was legislative function and should
be done in May, the month set
aside in the charter for the adop-
ton of laws.
The appeal was filed last week
by Hubert A. Schneider, Bethesda
and Washington attorney, who is
seeking to block a charter referen-
dunn.
According to Mr.. McNayr, yes
terday's decision resulted from a
warning by Mr.. Buckler that the
revised charter is unavoidable since
1t would permit county voters to
call for referendum on all laws,
including the annual tax levy.
Such a move it was explained,
could paralyze the financial opera
ton of the county government by
delaying adoption of budget pend
ing outcome of the referendum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Berlin Children Brine
Own Classroom Stools
BY the Assoeioted Press

BERLIN. - In battered, over
crowded postwar Berlin thousands
of school children have to bring
their own stools If they want to sit
down during classes. 1t was bad
enough last year and. the education
ministry announces, it's going to be
worse for the new term opening this
fall. Whereas $4,000 children pupils
were graduated last year, room has
TO be made for $4,000 beginners in
the new term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Korea Regime 10 Ask
Recognition by Soviet
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL, Aug. 18.-The new Ko-
rean government, ignored by Russia
since its formation early this year
will make a friendly approach to
the Soviet Union for. recognition,
President Syrgman Rhee said today
The American educated Korean
leader said the approach, however
will not be until the United Nations
General Assembly had reviewed es-
Enlistment of the new government.
Russia, which occupies the north
ern half of Korea, refused to permit
a U. N. commission to conduct an
election in the north section in
May when the southern half named
the present government.
Korean Communist forces In
North Korea have been bristling at
the southern half since the election
Rhee has said American troops
would not be withdrawn from the
United States zone until the south
ern forces were able to withstand
any force the northern half might
try to use to upset the democratic
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Greenland Expedition
Planned by French
BY the A.seeiofsd Press

PARASITIC first French Arctic
expedition since the war is going
to Greenland, its leader, Paul Emile
Victor, says. ave are not going to
look for uranium" he says. Our
work has no military purpose"
He and his 40 fellow explorers
will spend about six months meas
uring the thickness of the polar
ice cap and making other scientific
studies. The ice cap measurements
are part of an attempt to find out
If the earth is getting colder or
hotter. Mr.. Victor says that the
Arctic trip will be a tryout for Q
two or three year expedition to the
Antarctic afterward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Imports Second Highest
In June, but Exports Fall
From Yesterdays Last Edition

From Yesterdays Last Edition.
BY the Associated Press
Imports in June were the second
highest in history, but exports
dropped, the Commerce Department
reported today.
Including shipments going into
bonded warehouses, imports rose to
$615 ,600, 900. That was q gain OF
$66, 800, 600 over May and highest on
record except for last March. Ex-
ports amounted to $l,0l3,100 900, a
drop of $29, 000, 900 from May.
Stable increases we're reported in
imports from several South Amer
lean countries. Shipments from
Brazil rose sharply from s36, 900 900
to $50. 400, 900.
Imports from Europe went up
So, 500 1000 to q total Of COS, 600 600.
Imports from Britain alone rose
from $40 500, 600 to SIC, 800 COO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Pensions for Fiuncees

PRAGUE (P.-Fiancees of Czech
oslovak resistance fighters who died
during World War II, on the bat
tlef1elds or in Nazi determination
camps, may apply to courts to as
sumo their names and receive the
benefits of war widows, new bill
provides. In addition to pensions,
the new war widow might be given
a share of her husbands property
The bill also provided for giving
children of such fighters their faith
er's names, payments for their edu-
cation and the right to inherit
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

With . quick thrust of Its tongue,
chameleon can snare an insect 10
inches away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Engine Spotting by Boys
Bunned in Birmingham
BY the A,.oeiotsd Press

BIRMINGHAM, England.-Rail-
way authorities have banned ZEN
CINE spotting" at busy Tamworth
Station. Engine spotting" is the
hobby favorite among British
Fyoungsters-of watching the trains
come in and making a collection Of
the locomotive numbers. At Tam
worth Station 80 expresses and
many fast freights pass through
each day.
District Manager J. B. Dunkley
said as many as $50 boys have
crowded the station pursuing their
hobby and that they get in the
way of passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

it was explained, asked that the zone
be extended primarily so they could
make local deliveries without ICC
regulation of their activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
II, 600 Curot Block Star
Sapphire Is CIuimed
by the Associated Press

BRISBANE, Australia. - Harry
Spencer, a Queensland gem buyer
says he has a 2.000-carat black star
sapphire. The stone, he says, Is
much larger than that shown re-
Gently by New York jeweler.
Both the stone shown In New
York and the one Mr.. Spencer says
he has came from Australia and
from the same mine. The New York
stone was found 10 years ago, the
Spencer stone Z years ago. Mr..
Spencer says he has refused all
offers for the larger stone because
he would have to pay most of any
money he received for 1t In taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

In 1914, the United States i'm
ported and used more than 12,500.-
900 carats of industrial diamonds
worth $181 per carat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28

idarf betpadt, Die @eitalten ser Sp-
fer limo ausgemergelt bon bent 2eib,
0as iie neltn Gage lang bolb bans
|geno uno balb itebeno BEL BEN Ser
boren orlrd ibre Senfer at tragen
batten. Srob allem laHen ibr aus.
orufspoaes Wienenipiel ltnb 8ruf,
teile bon 9lntiporten an sSreisler er.
fennen, tpie turmbod iie iid geiItig
uno etbiib iiber oieie areatur erbe.
BEN. 9oriiber tartidt gar nidts bin.
meg, aud ni6t Elm gei6idter Same
ramann, ser lie in elm betpuBt I'M
giinltiges 2i6t au bringen berlu6t,
ooer Elm Sonmeilter, uelher lire
Inttporten CUR llnperitGnbli6feit re-
tuihiert bat.
3ie &anera Itreift nebrfa6 iiber
sic 9feiben Ser bon Sreisler gela>
oenen 3uborer Oes 8ro5eiies. Mon
iiebt eoloene 8arteiab5eiden, &C..
&unen uno iilbrises gidenlaub- -@li-
tern an sel6nieeelten llniformen.
'Sie &opfe uno 8eli6ter iinb oement-
ipre6eno: Brutal, tlaitert, b0lIig aus
orudslos oft, b1milb, fanotii6. gin=
NAL tau6t &altbrumners gerbre1er-
biloge auf.
Ser SiImltreifen idlieBt nit ser
Gerfiinoigune Ser SooesurteiIe fir
iantlibe glngeflagten ob. ssreisIer
ibeint 5ufrieoen. Iber ou6 er emit
ging ieinen gerebten Sdidial nibt,
oas linn bon @itleben bereits pro-
pbetiid perfiinoet bate: Isle tper=
oen MIDI bangen, aber sic tperben
oereinlt gepierteilt our6 sic Stra-
Ben gei6leift." Gieie i6euBli6ite
Iusgeburt Ser brounen 9lut= nno
SenteriuIti5 fano man in Den letten
ariegstagen in einem 9erliner 2uft>
ibutbunfer erbroiielt.
l1nb pieoer nuB man li6 fragen
gSie fonnte es oa5u fommen? Sot
man Deuti6luno nidbt friiber einmal
oas 2ano ser 0i6ter uno Genfer ge=
nannt2 Seine Suiti5pflege bod ge=
prielen? Gas S6idial oes oeuti6en
Solfes birst cine fur6tbore 8ar>
nung. @ae Weni6en, oIle 8olfer iin6
feblbar, oermogen 5u erfranfen. @er
ltebt, iebe 5r, ooB er nidt falle!
est. d. C.V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28

lgsaGfriess5eit. aber Grau 2otte
lmnBte ser 2ebrerin iagen, bob he alif
oos 5uiatlicbe Sduleiien fir ibr
lSobn6en ber3icbten muB, neil es Der
lSamilie unm0glidb lit, Die 20 Bfen-
lnig tdelid allf5ubringen. Sran Bot
lie lit oamit nidt allein. Snnienoe
BON &inoern, Die oieier grnabrungs-
beibilfe bringeno bebiirften, mtBten
lper5i6ten, ba ibnen oie 8e5ablnng
| lnift moglih lit. -.
Ibe,1bs iiben Gater nno Wt1ttter
@ottfrieo befiimmert 5iliammen, uno
re6nen uno rednen, tpie tie ausfons
men iollen. Seoer ginfauf bringt tie
Ser &otaitropbe ndber. Sic baben al
le 3eiti6riften abbeIteIt, cine Der
tpenisen Sreuoen, sic iie iicb nod
| gonnten. Sic 4inoer leben IN BEN
ISdoufenItern ME ertrdunte Spiel.
5eugberrIi6feiten, tpie bitter ifnei-
oet es ben gltern ins Ser5, oaB lie
alles abi6lagen miiiienl v8ir itno
bod INNER artig selpeien," iagt Der
8ieriGbrige, Ser 10 ipenig bon ben
Noten ser &elt lpeiB, runo ionit
babt Sbr uns oob au6 mas ge-
fauft, bite, bite! gSir iinb nod biel
|artiger!" slber NIT artisiein bat oas
ni6ts 5u tl1n, pas oie gltern ab-
b1lt, sic fleinIten @iinide 5u err
| fiiaen. Gie 8Giherei bat Die
lette 8Gide bis nod Der 8ab.
rungsreform 5uriidgebalten unb nun
fommt cine &e6nung bon % OWf.
@ottfriebs itno tpie berni6tet. -
Serr @ottfrieo bat einen In5ug beim
S6heiber, ser i'm au6 nidt Dor Der
@eJoabpertuns fertis madte. Scum
lit gater @ottfrieb nibt in Ser Sage,
oieien seipenoeten &od NIT Sole =
cine einitige Uniform - ab5uboler1
Juno es tpdre bo6 10 rotig. Cine &lei-
|nigfeit fommt 5ur anoeren, alles
bduft iid gu sroBen Sorgen.
gidt ale Weni6en iinb 10 nieoer-
|gei6lagen. Sene, Die in gutem Ser
oienit lteben, f0nnen ii9 nun bob
|aaerlei Ieiiten, tpenn au6 nur Sdritt
fir S6ritt. 9ieie ieben Die gntpid=
lung NIT mebr Sptimismus an. gs
|fann aber audi ibnen 10 geben ipie
liener Srau, Die au6 sleidb falt oas
gan5e @elo Ser &opfquote fir Saus-
baltparen ausgab, bic lie lange idon
|notig batte; als ibr Wann am Ibeno
bon Der Irbeit beinfan, 5eigte' lte
|ibm itrableno ibre S6dbe, er aber
IDar pol1ig eritarrt uno iagte ibr, er
|iei eben gefiinbigt tporoen, % iei11e
5irma ni6t mebr genrg 8eidafti-
'gung fir i'm uno anbere &ouegen
babe.
8ieoer lit groBes @ottpertrauen
fir 8ater uno Weutter @ottfrieo not
menoig, Inn angeii6ts bieler Gage
Int6t alien 0eut 5u berlieren, uno
menn bic bellen &inberItimmen dm
Ibeno ibr @ebet gum Simrnel fem
ben, @ott moge ibre @ltern, tie ieIbit
uno ale 2ieben beIdiiten, itimmen
iie i'm Ser5en inntger benn ie, ia
inbriinitig in bieIe Bitten elm. .
(S6luB folgD tut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28
Bripf a1H pinpr 6taDt
in Dputfdllanh
Son Garl bOn &DgeIiana
SSortietung
Cine b6llig nene Sitnatiun

Serr @ottfrieo in tpieoer BEL iei-
ner Samilie. Die Stimmuns lit iebr
beoriift. Der Sanilienpoter bot bon
einem 8erlag go Geuti1e Wiarf Be-
fommen, lpopon i6on bas &eiiegelb
= 20 GW - abgebt. Stunoentpeite
8ese lperoen our giniparrns Der
5abrtfoit item - auf Dem Omnibus =
ol Sub gena6t. @ie bot ii6 bas
.9eit6t Ser Staot berdnOertl Gie
S6aufeniter baben it6 iiber 0a6t
gefiillt, es itno Dinge au ieben, bon
oeren 0oiein man nur nod iagenbaf-
te Soriteaungen batte. &eoioappara-
te, @leftrogerate, maiienbaft Saus-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SiinfeoerbaIter
in 5rieoensqualitdt. gs gibt ploslih
obne Iltpapierabgabe 8riefpapier u.
S6ulbefte. 8isber i6rieben Die Sim
Der ibre S6ularbeiten onf Ser Mud-
leite bon alten He6nungen, auf Bla-
fatpapier, Sobesan5eigen, =. auf ie-
Dem perfiigbaren Seten Bapier. 1as
tit nun alles anoers. Die Sabafldoen
5eigen mieoer Serien frieoensmqBi-
ger gfeifen. S6niirienfel uno Go-
1tertlingen tperoen angeboten, Die
8u6banOlungen Iegen neue Inter
baltungsliteratur aus, 8ii6er, bic
bisber MIR belonoers 8epor5ugte nur
unter oem Saoentil6 erbieIten.
ueberau iammeln ii6 erregte
Wteni6engruppen. Sic iteben in 6id-
ten Irauben Dor oen Muslosen uno
geben ibrem Staunen uno untpiaen
bereot IuSorud. ~Dieie Spisbube1l,
oas bat man alles 5l1riidgebalten,
oorber befam man ni6t einmal auf
ge5ugsideine ettpas, nun lit olles
plobli6 oa!" Wan bate INNER ihon
|geabnt, oaB sic @el9Gftsleute $50
rem 5uriiflegten unb peritedten, INN
big 5ur @abrl1ngsreform 81 parten,
oaB es aber in 10 orIteubarem um-
fange gel6eben ipiirhe, bas batte
man nt6t oerm1tet. ~@enn tie pe-
nrgltens 10 lange gelpartet bGtten,
bis man an elm Neuanlauien Ser
Froouftion bate glauben f0nnen,
lagen Die Seute, ~ober 6as lit i6aln-
log, tie fonnten es einfa6 ni6t mebr
abparten. 8as man borber su Ell
mem erl6Dingli6en Hreis b4tte ba-
ben fonnen, foitet iett oas 3ebnfa=
|6e!" Gor Der 8abrungsreiorm mar
'@elo oa 1no feline @are, nun lit es
!genau umgefebrt.
gto6 lit BON elmer &aufluit ni6t
biel gu ipiiren. aud Die &otels, &e-
itaurationen, @affeebduier uno 6ie
&onoitoreien = Die pl0bli9 frie.
bensmaBises @ebGf unb Sorten aus
iteaen, - iinb leer. 9ie tpenigen
8aite iper6en bon oen &eIlnern tuie.
Der NIT ausseiuhter SofIi9feit Be-
oient. auf einen @ait fommen 5 Bis
|8 Berionen Be6ienung.
Sesn BEN n1diten Sagen aber iebt
6ob Elm piloes aaufen elm. Die
Sausfrauen Dor aIlem itrtb niht mebr
5uriif5ubalteu. sic itiir5en ii9 auf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28

in ser 8etpiBbeit beltdrfen, oaB oas
oeutlde Solf beimgefebrt lit 81 ben
nabren 9uellen oeutiher &raft, Die
nur ouf Dem 8oOen ser 6riitliAen
3ipilii iotion flieBen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene
dict -Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeiInritteI gegen ole
Arten bon alten ,trrb friihen B,,1-
oen @efhpiiren. @espdafen, Bib.
ninoen, aarbttnteIn ,iip. Bitte @eI6
uur ourd Boit Moneb Orber au f9if.
Ten. Seine Stnups. Sehatg (6O
Gents bic S4a4teI Bel
J. L. STAAD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28
DaH KlInpr Dnn1feff
(Sortfesuisa bon sette ~

8unide 9apit Hius XII. gum Dom-
iubildum, betont bon Stola uno
Sreltbe tpie germ er Die ibn 70 aus
5ei6nenoe Weiiiion na6 &DIn iiber-
nommen babe 1,nb Iobt nit beion-
bers riibmenoen @orten bie firrbli1e
Siebe, grgebenbeit uno Greue, bie
&olns &atbdlifen in allen Sabrbnns
oerten Dem beiligen 8ater in Nom
betuobrt bdtten. Mu6 beute nod rib.
me ser HapIt oieie borbilbli9e SOL
tung bes &olner &arbinaIs nno ser
gan5en meiten gr5biS3eie &oln.
Scum iingt Der 0ombor cine Mn>
tipbon gum &ubne bes beiligen Mn-
oreas, Der 2egat 1dreitet gum Mltar.
itngt cine feitlide Sratio gu @bren
oes genannten Seiligen unb erteilt
Damn in feierlider @eile 5,tm eriten-
NAL BEN bild0fliben Segen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28
Die &iiffebr Der 81. 9rei 86nige

Die &iidfebr Der 81. 9rei 96miae
Is. 9lnguit 1913
Mls Ser Sonntagmorgen beralrf=
oammerte, elm Wiorgen ser grtpar.
tung, Der 5rel1oe nno oes 8efennens,
itanoen Die Wenlden oidt gebrdngt
auf Dem meiten Blat an ser Glib
lette oes Comes unb lieBen MIR Die
Sabrbabn frei, iiber oie Ser &ar6i-
nal=Segat uno bie S6reine in feier-
li6er Bro5eiiion our &atbeorale ae-
fiibrt perOen. @egen 6,45 l1br 3o-
gen Die Observation-Disclosures bonn
Noroen ber ot,r6 oie MenldengaIIe
nod SDsfirben, boran Elm sSGbn6el-
idapenfer, oeiien &lrnit Die 8arten-
Den an frIbere Sabrbunoerte erin-
nerte, als Die Domfeiern in elmer
Wfildnng BON tpeltlidem Brnnf uno
fir9li6em @lan5 ponitatten gingen.
slm Sii6portal flanfieren oie
r8rnoerI9aften Der Mnbet,.na" in
feierlibem Gdmara nit tpaaenoem
metBen Seoerbuid ben Blas. ssn @elb
nno Weib flattern Die 5abnen beioer-
ieits beg ginganes. .Cpns jastitiae
par" leien mir apf Dem nit Dem
aplhpappen geidmiidten Sud uno
I'm Domino confido" auf Ser Jabne
oes &aroinaIlegaten. 2eidter I6Bt
it'd beute Der MnbIif Ser griinmer
ertragen Oie @ldubigen baben ie.
oes 5lefden, 6as irget1bspie einen,
tpenn audi MIR beihei6enen ueber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28

,1ss, va,,syv.sw Av.. Cz.svH.AyD n. q
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15
Ii
ann Washington
M No+o.
mE@ MUGS
@Z3~
TICDA HooIe No~A
USDA Heads Named

ically, President Truman has round
ed out the top command at the U. S.
department of agriculture in true
checkerboard strategy fashion.
He went TO the west for his
new secretary and now he has
gone to the midwest for his
under secretary and to the east
for the new assistant secretary.
Appointment of Albert j. Love
land, ~55-year-old Iowa corn-hog
farmer, as under secretary, and FL
mer H. Wene, Sc, New Jersey poul-
tryman, completed the USDA slate
headed by Secretary Charles F.
Brannan of Colorado.
Loveland, the Iowa corn : hog
farmer, had been mentioned as pos
sib1e secretary before Truman ele-
waited Brannan, former assistant &c
rotary. He served as chairman Of
the state war board for agriculture.
He was sworn in Wednesday,, June
80.
Wene is a former congressman
from New Jersey. A native of Pitts
town, N. j., he operates a chick
hatchery at Vineland, N. J. He is 4
former president of the Information
al Baby Chick association.
A STEP AHEAD
AS he did in signing the COP
housing bill the president took
another slap at the Republican,
controlled 80th congress when
he signed the agricultural act
of ls48."
Nevertheless, the new farm pro-
gram marks another step towards
placing the nations agriculture on
a sound, permanent basis insofar as
farm legislation is concerned.
No one, not even the co-authors Of
the bill, are pointing with pride, but
the bill is probably the best that
could have been expected from a
congress torn by partisan dissension.
The new law is admittedly a hybrid.
1t is a cross between the farm
bill introduced in the house by Rep.
Clifford Hope of Kansas and the
long-range bill introduced in the
senate by Sen. George D. Aiken of
Vermont. But it does show the way
to a system of flexible price sup
ports, as opposed to the present in
flexible system, and a m~odernized
parity formula.
Although the permanent features
of the bill do not become effective
until Jan. l, 1850, they will serve as
the guide posts for any farm legisla-
ton which the next congress may
consider.
LOWER FEED PRICES
If the growing eason contin-
lei favorable. the bureau of az
ricultural economics predicts
that prices of feed grains will
decline during the next few
months and will average some
what lower in l94e-49 than in
the current feeding year. In
June. market prices Of corn held
close to the May level. while
oats. barley and wheat prices
declined.
Livestock-feed price ratios con
tinue below average, BAE reports
Lower feed prices in 1948-49 wouI
result in ratios more favorable t
livestock producers, since prices o
!, livestock products are expected t
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15

uua =; .hown Ne second "Caterpluar" went to work for Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd.
rsamar Tractor bult-No lC2. Delivered Wdpahu, Hawaii November 1891 Through
September H. 1881, No lC2 worked over the years. No. lC3s regular jobs have been
IL eas-mo than 1900 duay. heavy deep guhdIng. heyy narrowing and haul
duty operating hours trh the original owner ing trains Of loddc cars Fort e paA
In na,H limo This veteran saved more than couple of years.. No. lC3 has carried a
twice its purchase price on fuel expense mounted u1owercae ner-sGn on
compared to the parkiunihon power re- planting duty By November lo47. No. lC3
placed TT a unninqk FOOL this big engine had done 1883 hours OF heavy work
is really easy on fuel" says present owner has had only two complete overhaus in its
Clarence Damelan Woodland California. busy ie-nd is still at work.
Toughheared No lei. first caterpillar" There are younger Caterpillar Diesel
Diesel built started moving earth for its first Tractors shat have done more hours OF work
owner November T. 1891; did this heavy hna my OF he first hree But nonec can more
work for ears then went on a mountain trGby prove the basic sUndness OF thu
logging Job For the past several years, No. original Caterpillar Diesel design. None
El has served as tractor dohedum can more dramatically suggest what depend
donkev loahno louso on trucks No lei ability and long, profitable working life
has loaded millions Of BOARD feet Of timber caterpillar" builds into Dieels today
still performs on that job after nearly to decades OF world leader
No. lC3 third "Cataplar' Dies built ship in Diesel design ad MANUFACTURED
rrs,LLA O. A ALIr. n sLL.
Sold od SerGced by
MONTANA'S "CATERPLLAR" DISTRIBUTORS
BILLINGS HAvRE GREAT FALLS
Wohom Machinery Co. Centre Machinery Co. Control Machinery Co
222 Phone Alb Be1 1881 hone 6 Box TU5 P0
SIDNEY MILES CITY
TrHn 6 Equipment Co. Tndo & Equipment Co.
Phones 1o2S Sixth Pe3 IA
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
Wheat Bulletin

Publication of a new bulletin,
which covers in complete detail all
the common wheat varieties grown
in Wyoming, is announced by the
state experiment station. Bearing
the title Wheat Varieties for Wyo-
ming" the new bulletin, number 232
in the station series, may be OBJ
tanned at the office of any county
agricultural agent.