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Evening star., 1948-03-29
Rowland, New Mentor
AT 6. w., Will Retain
Aides Temporarily


The three assistant football
coaches at George Washington Uni,
versity, who have been staging
spring practice for a week, have a
new boss today and how long he re-
mains their boss is Up to them.
John H. (Bo) Rowland is back in
the Southern Conference as head
coach of the Colonials, bringing with
him his assistant at Oklahoma City
University, Eugene Bo) Sherman.
Rowland will be here tomorrow
and will retain Roger Antaya, Ray
Hanken and Tim SWEET through the
spring practice period. Whether
they remain as assistant coaches
will be up to them, Rowland told
G. w. Athletic Director Max Far
rington. "If they can teach football
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Colts, Episcopal
Pry Diamond Lid

The scholastic baseball season
opens tomorrow afternoon with
Coolidge, defending public inter-
high champion, meeting Episco-
pal in Alexandria. p" The Colts
will continue their tune-ups for
the interhigh series against an
other tough Virginia opponent,
Woodberry Forest, on Thursday.
The only other scholastic ac-
tivity tomorrow will be a track
meet, with Western host to
Woodrow Wilson.
Evening star., 1948-03-29

Runs-Kozar. Vernon, Yost t2). Evans,
stephens sdiea IS. Goodman. Errors@Meeks,
coan, Goodman. Mele, Stephens t20.
Doerr. Runs batted in---Wynn. Robertson
Pesky. Stephens, Tebbets tal. Two-base
hits-Yost, Sheridan, Pesky, Spence, Teb-
bets. Three-base hits-Spence; Stephens.
Stephens to Goodman to Spence; Robert
son to okrie. Base on balls-of Wynn. g
of Scarboroush. /; OF Harris, 3: Struck
out-By wynn, 2; by Scarborough, |; by
Dorish. l. Hits-Off Wynn, in 5
innings; of Scarborough. in 2 innings;
of Jones. Q in - innings: of Thompson.
of Dorish, in 4 innings. Winning pitcher
-Dorish. Losing pitcher-Scarborough
Umpires-Messrs. Berry and Hurley. Time
Evening star., 1948-03-29
By the Associoted Press

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. 20.
The St. Louis Cardinals surgeon,
Dr. Robert F. Hyland, said today
there is nothing seriously wrong
with Marty Marion's left knee.
The doctor described the injury
as ruptured fibers of the external
lateral 1igament of the knee. Marion
was hurt while sliding last year and
expressed fear Friday that he might
be lost to the Redbirds.
DR.. Hyland advised the lanky
shortstop to work out at the ball
park today.
Marion's stand-in, Bernie Creger,
has been showing to advantage. He
handled seven chances faultlessly
against the Philadelphia Phillies
Yesterday as the Cards won, to 3.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The
New York Yankees, definitely off
form in their last two games, meet
the Boston Red Sox here today. Joe
Di Maggio's home run in the last
inning of yesterdays losing en-
counter with Detroit was the first
Yankee scoring in 20 innings. Seven
players remain on the hospital list
SARASOTA, Fla.-The growing
hospital list of the Boston Red Sox
had a new name today-that of
Second Baseman Bobby Doerr.
Doerr sprained his back at bat
in the fourth inning of the game
with Washington yesterday. He will
be out for an indefinite period and
Rookie Bill Goodman has been as
signed his infield spot in the game
with the New York Yankees today
The Red Sox injured list already
includes Ted Williams and Dom
Di Maggie.
+ BRADENTON, Fla.-Bill Vol
selle and Red Barrett are to test
their pitching arms for the Bos-
ton Braves today in a game with
the st. Louis Cardinal reserves.
Manager Billy -Southworth,
meanwhile, is escorting Braves
"B" team to Fort Lauderdale to
meet the towns ida-Interna-
tional League entry. ,,
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.-Cen.
ter Fielder Paul Lehner of the St
Louis Browns, with a fractured
shoulder blade, Is lost to the team al
least until after the regular season
starts. Lehner suffered the fracture
in fall during fielding practice
yesterday.
/. However, there was one bright
spot in the Browns camp South.
paw Sam Zoldak seems to be healing
nicely. zoldak. troubled with ar
injured shoulder, faced the Chicago
White Sox yesterday, giving up -four
hits and one earned run-three
others were unearned-in three in
nings. The Browns won, 1914.
The Browns have sold Gler
Moulder. right-handed pitcher, tt
the Indianapolis club of the Ameri-
can Association. Moulder did not
report to the Browns training camp
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Assault Is Withdrawn
From Stud for Year
BY The Assoeio.sd Press

UT We NsSoe'o1ed FTeS
LEXINGTON. KY. Mar. 29.-As-
sault has been withdrawn from
stud service for the remainder of
the 1913 season. J. Howard Rouse.
manager Of the Kentucky branch
of King Ranch, said today.
Assault was bred to two mares
before Owner Robert j. Kleberg,
acting on the advice Of q veterin-
arian, directed the horse Withdrawn
for the year.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Wilson Again to Cooch
Football at Canisius
ey the Associated Press

BUFFALO. N. Y, Mar. 2s.-James
B. Wilson, former Cornell end, Is
returning as head football coach at
Canisius College.
Wilson, who guided the Grifins
from 1899 to 1912, when football was
discontinued until after the war,
succeeds Earl Brown, who took over
this year at Auburn.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
D. G. Runner 7th in Race

BALTIMORE, Mar. 29 (Pl.-Tom
Crane of Springfield, Mass, set a
new course record yesterday as he
defeated his closest opposition by
about II blocks in the sixth annual
l2-mile street race sponsored by the
White Horse Social Club. John Leiss
of the Washington ID. CO. Track
and Field Club was seventh.
Evening star., 1948-03-29

PHOENIX, AriZ.-The Chicago
Cubs and White Sox paused here
today on their Journey home from
the West Coast to play one of a
half-dozen exhibition games re-
manning between the city rivals.
The Cubs nominated Bob Nc
Call and Ralph Hammer to
pitch. The White Sox named
Jim Goodwin and Howard Jud-
son.
FRESNO, Calif.-The Pittsburgh
Pirates are wondering what's be-
come of their batting punch.
The Bucs, who meet the New
York Giants in an exhibition game
today, have averaged only five hits
game in the last 10 contests.
Ralph Kiner, who poled 81 homers
last year to tie Johnny Mize for
the National League leadership, has
hit only one round-tripper in A
times at bat and has the squads
poorest average, .134.
FRESNO, Calf. - Manager Mel
OFT of the New York Giants says
that Thornton Lee. veteran left
handler, will be tested further be-
fore being offered a contract. Lee
allowed one hit in three innings
against the San Francisco Seals in
his first outing yesterday.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
The Philadelphia Athletics, shift
ing their attention from major
league to minor foes, will open a
two-game series with Toronto of
the international League tomor-
row night. The AS break camp
Friday. -
TAMPA. Fla.-Manager Johnny
Neun of the Cincinnati Reds says
he isn't worried about one posi-
tion on his club--and that's
shortstop. aFt' 'a--.
Terming the play Of Jersey
City Rookie Virgil Stallcup as
sensational" Neun, said Red
stallcup is my shortstop and you
can't emphasize that too
strongly"
CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Dominican
Republic.-The Brooklyn Dodgers
today prepared to leave for Florida
after completing spring training at
their camp here. President Branch
hickey indicated the Dodgers would
return in l949. The Dodgers won
IA exhibition games without a loss,
all against minor league and anna
teur opposition.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
St. Johns Coach to Vie

The coach-captain of the st.
Johns swimming team, Dan Gala
han. will compete in the National
AAU swimming and diving cham
pionships at Yale starting Thurs
day night. Callahan is entered in
the l,50o-metel event.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
YpsiIonti Greeks Champs

CHICAGO, Mar. 20 lP.-Ypsilanti
Sons of Perecles, Chicago entry
retained the national Hellenic
basket ball championship tonight
by beating the Akron (Ohio) Good
fellows. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Salt Luke Skiers Score

SUN VALLEY. Idaho, Mar. 20
P.-Two Salt Lake City skiers-
Jack Reddish and Suzy Harris
won the national downhill and
slalom championships and the Har-
riman Cup rtces yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-03-29


Heath is one of the Browns who was sold dur
ing the winter Heath, Vernon Stephens, Jack
Kramer, Ellis Kinder Bob Muncrief, Johnny Ber-
ardino and Walt Judnich-practically every estab-
nshed major Lacquer on the st. Louis club. And
the Browns just sent Jake Early back to Wash
ington.
They still might beat out club or two"
Heath was saying. THE Browns have got some
promising youngsters coming up and don't believe
all those stories about st. Louis being poor out
fit to play for. It's not so good for veterans, but
it's all right for kids breaking into the majors. 1t
beats playing for Washington in every way"
The big outfelder with the 4-foot wide
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Bowie Storts Maryland Rocinq
With 900 Horses in Stables
Is to Go to Post in Featured Rowe Memorial,
With Rings Eagle Eye Top-Weighted
BY the Associated Press

The 194S Maryland racing gets
Bowie, where 13 thoroughbreds go postward
in the $4,000 Rowe Memorial Handicap traditional inaugural
feature Despite competition coming New Jersey
Evening star., 1948-03-29

forgotten experience
Spring thought getting said
Like Jerry Priddy he sentenced to st. Louis
And glad CO." he said They'll have winner
in Washington the way they're running things"
He Didn't Ask to Be Traded
peved Owner Clark Griffith and that
that account But here's the
explained old baseball He's also
both qualified privileged to give advice to
He's always calling his players to his once ana
critczng letting his straighen out the
difficulty if
"I got off traded by Cleveland to
washington George couldn't hit during the first
month"; trying Buege knew was trying
any trouble with Bluege.
But Griffith called said that it looked to
traded for washedup player That burned me up
This is only month the started.
didn't be traded
You never asked in this big park and break
back trying rghheld fence think I'm washed up
me-
Jeff, he did To st. Louis But as sao IL was
right with me"
Lono Ball Htters Not for Washington
Heath can't figure why wants ball hitter
on his park all for long htters he insisted
it. He needs sharp hlttersap mters VINO can
run. Like Buddy and those fellows
he Griffith tried AL Simmons 1t didn't work
zeke Bonura He couldn't do it, either know that
hit Washington but Ruth played
there II how close his TIA home runs do you suppose
three Gri
by long ball hitter"
years now hoping with another
good Billy Souhworh gambling that he'll regain
his 2year in the majors Heath
enjoyed good they pps He baed
$40 in s4 leading the league in triples
years blasting As 1914 he hit 33
fair to lousy dropped
I only 25 can't explain it. All
well together and
dip with certain rhythm When raddle my legs m not
hitting nickel But I'm for good season and I'm going
people all got
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Win, Lose, or Draw
Fire in the Heath
By FRANCIS {. STANN
stor SiaH Correspondent
BRADENTON

BRADENTON Mar 29The popular theory that Washing
possibly finish the cellar
Browns still hold franchise not shared by Mr. John Georey
tentatively the left fielder
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Around the Grapefruit Circuit
Morion's Injury Not Serious,
Surgeon Says; Doerr Is Hurt

here. Used chiefly in relief roles, he
had and 2srecord in l947. He Is
80 years old.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15
FARM MACHINERY

SAVE time, labor and money with new, low
cost Thompson ditcher. One man with this
new ditcher cuts new bitches, cleans old ones.
1t cuts bitches up to "a" deep, IL" to 49, wide
with rounded bottoms and sloping sides. Lifts
and rolls dirt away as it cuts. Hardened alloy
steel nose cutting edge removable for easy
sharpening. Low drawbar pull-use team or
tractor. Works on sidehills, close to fences,
on hard ground. bitches without preliminary
blowing. All-steel construction, self-lubri-
eating bronze pushed wheels. Hitches quickly
to car or tractor for towing, and just as
quickly to team or tractor for ditching. Cleans
old bitches at normal tractor speeds. Model
B. price only s159. so f. o. b. Denver. Weight
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shipment. Or write for free picture catalog
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Steel Company, Bolt Larimer St., Denver, Col
orado.
SINGLE front wheels TO fit c, Fl and M Nc
Cormick-Deering tractors. Used 1912 H Nc
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1916 H MISUNDERSTANDING tractor, price
s1,625. Used 194s M McCormick-Deerin
tractor. price s1.750. Used 1912 John Deere
A tractor, price s1,195. Used 194T John Deere
ia combine. price S1,725. Wide front ends
for H and M tractors. New F35 two row Me-
Cormick-Deering Go Digs. New Servel bottle
gas refrigerators. Write Bridgeport Equip
ment Co. Inc- Bridgeport. Nebraska. Phone 8.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15
FARM LANDS

WESTERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES farm and
stock ranch of 1880 acres especially adapted
to purebred, feeder or dairy operations be-
cause of nearness to highway, shipping point
and good trading center. Location only six
miles from city limits of Missoula, a city of
10000 population, and just off U. S. Highway
No. 10. Railroad stockyards and loading
chuteS adjacent to ranch. About $50 acres
now cultivated, the greater part of which is
irrigated with free water rights from two
streams crossing ranch, balance good open
grass land with water. Substantial ranch
buildings of seven-room house with electricity
and bath, barn, stockshed, machine shed,
bunkhouse, granary, chicken house, shop, ten
ant house. An attractive home site at the
foot of the mountains and near q state uni
versity city as well as a good practical ranch.
Price $50, 900 with some terms. H. H. Gilman,
Missoula, Montana.
800 ACRES near Simms fronting on Sun river.
SO acres irrigated and SO acres dry land.
rs acres alfalfa and 20 acres winter wheat
and 20 acres Summerfallow. Balance good
grazing, also some additional grazing can be
had. Four-room house with hot air furnace.
Good barn equipped for dairying, milk house,
granary, large chicken house, brooder house,
REA electricity in all buildings. Running wa
ter in house and milk house and in corral at
barn. School bus to grade and high school,
also milk route. Included is about As tons OF
hay and grain and feed now in granary. Of
balance at $1,000 a year. Orval E. Mason
401 First Ave. S., Great Falls, Mont.
5000 RI grazing land. Price 50. Is per acre
Also several smaller tracts near Roy anl
Winifred. Jack Willis, Winifred, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

STROUT'S ranch ~catalog. fall-winter issue
mailed freel Over 1900 genuine bargains,
coast-to-coast. Tell us What you want. Where?
Price? Terms? Save through Strout Realty.
Dept. F, $40 southwest Third avenue, Port
land A, OREGON.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

FOR ALE 280-acre ranch 10 miles east of
Judith Gap, 100 acres farmed, more can be.
Balance good grazing. Flood irrigation. Good
set of buildings, two springs. one mile to
school. Part cash and terms. AFFORD Brosr
Judith Gan, Mont,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

olidl GOWo. All CACSllcllb lOCdbiOu y
anyone with thoroughbred cattle. 14o acres
irrigated hay meadow with free water. All
grazing permit on adjoining land for 40 cat
tie. Ranch runs $50 cattle the year round.
Has modern 5-room house with glassed-in
slaughter house with scale, track and cooler.
Good corrals. New branding chute. Also in
Half cash. quick possession. OrvaI E. Mason,
401 First Ave. S., Great Falls. Mont.
ORCHARDS. beautiful. well-built country
retirement, home sites. farms and ranches
in the heart of Americas last frontier. All
the big game hunting of the Rockies, Unex-
largest body of fresh water in the west, 200
miles of shore line. This area excels in
growing sweet cherries and other fruits. That
detail what you are looking for, the amount
you want to invest. when you want to move
We please particular people. Winter Agency,
East Shore. Poison. Mont.
FOR SALE 640-acre dry land farm with
lease of 800 acres. 10-room house. lights and
small town having grade school and high
school Good buildings, good fences. e, 115-
excellent buildings. s14, 900. Terms. go 1.e5O-
acre dairy farm with q lease on 1000 acres.
Broom modern house, good buildings. School
bus. daily mail. good water and pasturing
facilities. az 950-acre partly irrigated farm.
Good buildings located near highway. $40 per
acre. F. H. Walden g. Sons, Miles City. Mont.
z,z6U-ACtIE STOCK ranch on SnOnK1n creek.
$50 acres decided, 1920 acres leased state land,
$50 acres of hay meadows along creek. Fenced
and cross-fensed. This ranch had 1000 head
of sheep and 100 head of cattle on it all
summer. 1t will run $50 head of cattle the
year round. Good set of buildings but need
repair as have been unoccupied for several
years. Includes large sheep shed. About
1000 acres, if broken UP, would be excellent
wheat land. Price $780, 900 with $500 cash.
Balance easy terms. Orva1 E. Mason, 4o1
First Ave. s., Great Falls, Mont.
Q sALE-1eo acres 7;room modern house:
well with 1~,10O-gal. automatic pump, good
small orchard, fair barn and hog houses
good milk house and wood shed. Plenty OF
irrigation water, electricity, house, garage
and barn wired with 900 volts, milk truck
mail route, and school bus goes right by the
door. Price only $4,000. Immediate posses
sion. Az miles west of Charlo. Write or see
John H. Fehrs, Charlo, Mont.
F-33. 20.648 acres of good range land at s4. 7s
per acre. Will include in sale 300 COWS at s16t
each, and about 200 head of steers at les!
than Canadian market price. Cow camp or
request. FIT. 1400-acre modern ranch. 40!
acres cultivated, balance luscious grazing ant
hay land. More can be broken. In breath o
warm chinook winds. Year-round feeding
conditions ideal. S48 per acre. Terms ar
ranged. Campbell & Halliburton, 513 9Th Ave
W., Calgary, Alberta.
NORTHWEST LANDS are still cheap; hedg
against initiation. Plan a home in Washing
ton. Oregon, Idaho, Montana, the Dakota
or Minnesota. For details write: E. B. Dun
can, Dept. 1889, Great Northern Railway. s.
Paul l, Mimi. Ask for new Columbia Basi
(Wash) map folder.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

30 GRE irrigated, all hay and pasture. Fine
modern home and outbuildings, lotion hay
goes. $14, 750. Close markets for dairy prod
ucts. grains, hay and livestock. Write Peder
Petersen. Roman, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

12O ACRES, 20 acres irrigated. balance dry
land wheat, all cultivated, fair buildings,
many Dos dry land close by. Fair buildings.
s17,500. Never known a crop failure in this
county. Write Peder Petersen, Roman, Mon
tana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

100 irrigated, 80 acres alfalfa hay, ball
ance grain and pasture land. Eight-room mod
ern home, hardwood floors, fireplace. S31, 500.
Wonderful climate. Write Peder Petersen,
Roman. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

FREE-The best climate in the state goes
with these places-villa sites, lake properties,
fruit orchards, vegetable, dairy, potato. hay,
grain farms. Also cattle, sheep, hog ranches.
Homes and cabin camp sites. Tell us your
wants Poison Realty Co.. Davenport 81 Wyn.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

Narragansetts. Early Matched,
pullorum tested. Toms $40 and So, hens SO.
Will ship anywhere. Donald Wonder, Buffalo
Gap, S. D.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

FINE Bourbon Red turkey toms. Well marked,
healthy, lovely breasts. SIS each. Mrs. George
Hall, Circle, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

$50 ri unimproved land Clarks Fork val
ley six miles west Trout Creek, Montana.
Large creek across land. Second growth TIM
Der. Write H. H. Brown, 1929 Ronald Ave.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

5000 R grazing land. Price So IS per acre.
Also several smaller tracts near Roy and
Winifred Jack Willis, Winifred, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15
BUYERS
LIVESTOCK

FOR ALE small group of poled Hereford
bulls coming 2 years old next spring. These
are well bred bulls in good growthy condition.
Can be seen at the ranch 8 miles east of
Buffalo. c.. E. Belden, Buffalo, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

FOR SAbE-Irrigated stock ranches, modern
dairy farms, sugar beet and grain farms in
the vicinity of Missoula and western Montana.
For further information write or see Des-
champs Realty Co., phone SYST, $40 Higgins
Ave. MisSoula, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

An EXCELLENT. two-famay stne, combine
ton farm and stock ranch will be sacrificed
ifs Sale, at courthouse, Virginia City, Mon
tana, to settle up an estate. This farm has
about 500 acres OF very productive hay and
plow land with over 900 acres of exceptionally
good pasture land, also some adjoining range
available; owning old water rights In creek
crossing through place guarantees ample water
for all purposes the year round. A nine-room
residence, 10 other ranch buildings, corrals
and a well built fence encloses the perineter
of said ranch. The above Battle ranch is in
an old time, proven farming and stock grow
ing district, is located on Ledford creek, about
40 miles southeast of Dillon, Montana. or
about IS miles southwest of Virginia City,
Montana, the county seat. Mrs. Pearl Battle
Funk, Sheridan, Montana.
100 ACRES, rs acres in bottom land, subirri-
gated, so acres in meadow, balance cut over
pasture land, Ito acres fenced and cross
schools and churches. House is 4-room frame,
neat, full cement basement, furnace heated,
city lights. Electric hot water tank. Phone
available. Large barn with hayshed. chicken
house, hog houses. other buildings. With the
place goes all farming equipment, 3 milk
cows, 2 heifers, S calves, 5 pigs, chickens,
30 to 100 tons hay, small tools. Price Sic, 900,
5000 down. balance $1,000 per year at $50
interest. Some outside range. Write for farm
and business ~listings. Strout Realty. Libby,
Montana.
$40 GRE located K-mile from a small town
northwest of Whitefish and bordering good
and plentiful forest grazing. 80 acres crop
and hay land. 60 acres subirrigated. Some
ting of about 5000 Christmas trees q year.
100 acres more could be cultivated. Modern
5-room frame house, two big barns, granary,
chicken house and other buildings. TWO good
wells, also springs and creeks. Numerous
lakes and springs near by and wonderful
mountain view on all sides and swell fishing
and hunting. Would also make a swell dude
ranch. School bus to grade and high school.
orval E. Mason, 4Oi First Ave. S., Great Falls,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

COMPLETE DISPERSAL sale by owner,
Guernsey COWS, heifers and calves. Also one
registered 2-year-old Guernsey bull. Write
or see P. A. Woodward. Willow Greek. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

OUTSTANDING stock ranch, 400 acres. lots
of water, hay meadow. private irrigation, s12,-
900 down, balance 10 years. Come and see
the place. Possession at once. A. Danielson,
Galata
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

N IT TIC LEASE-By highly experienced,
reliable, married man, fully equipped grain
and cattle ranch. Would consider unequipped
ranch. Box 1341, Anaconda, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

FOR E head of registered Herefordsl
Is head of 3 and 4 year COWS, one 4-year-olo
bull. Is head Of spring calves. Frank Wiefer-
ich. Townsend, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

TIILAMOOK CALVES+Order now for spring
delivery. Especially selected for breeding and
production. Frank j. Ryan, Route l, Box "a
Tillamook, Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

$40 ACRES irrigated will 80-acre lease, all
hay and pasture, Groom modern home, fin
est outbuildings. SIS. 900, " down. 100 regis~
tered cattle extra. School bus, mail, cleo
tricity, good water on all farms and ranches.
Write Peder Petersen, Roman. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

NORTHWEST are still cheap; hedge
against initiation. Plan a home in Washing
ton, oregon, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas
or Minnesota. For details write: E. B. Dun
can, Dept. 1883, Great Northern Railway, st.
Paul 1, MINI. Ask for new Columbia Basin
(Wash.) map folder.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

PUREBRED Chester White spring and sum.
mer boars for sale. Selected and outstanding
your orders now for bred gifts. Peder Lee &
Son. Fairfield, Montana.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Clarendon Baptist
Church

Rev. Clyde Prince. Pastor
Bible School each Sunday 10 am.
Preaching. 4th Saturday
and 4th Sunday Ill am.
Preaching 2nd Sunday 7:30 pm.