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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

THE COLONY CLUB. ,3032 y st. n.w.-.
Large room and private bath for 2
GeorEetown students; double and single for
refined girls; good home cooking, 2 meals
q day. Call MI. 20S4 between 12 and
1887 GALLATIN ST. Nw-Private. de-
tached home; insulated. cool: q home
away from home for young ladies who
larse tr.,,. room with bath; 1 double
CLUR MAsoN-17e6 N. h: ave. NV
Wash,'s most exclusive guest house has
immed vacancy of dble rm. for ladies
or men. We are noted for our food
Switchboard service. See OF phone MRS.
SAMPLE, NO. 677O. .-2O
1905 18th ST. N.W.-vacancies for men
today: very desirable triple for girls Fri
day. June 18th; iaund. privils. MI. b7a4.
e0Is MASS. AVE. N.W.-unusually lovely.
clean guest home; delicious meals, dns
service: for young men and women: excel.
lSss.,en >, pE a7ss, ,.,..,r 49,. 20
y blk. Ca and ALASKA bus termtnal-
Master rm.. adj. bath, with porch. Also
ssle.; best In food. 6H. 3317. BIZ. e77b.
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ROOMS WANTED.

ernment specialist desires comfortaSIe.
quiet room, with private connecting bath,
in gentle home, without other .roomers:
must be in Northwest, preferably Chevy
Chase, D. c.. area. convenient to transpor.
tation suite with private entrance con-
sidered If priced right. Call Executive
S400,. Extension 45, between $50 am.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, writing German
English book, desires single room in home
Of literary-inclined person. Box 4s3-E,
ROOM OR APT, unfurnished or furnished
Ink. privileges, by Govt. eng; by July 2.
Box 474-E. Star
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ALEXANDRIA-7-room house. baths,
completely. furn. for years lease; 3 mos.
rent In advance; $3.50 mo-. all util. furn-
WEsEHYs EEHEYs HEIGars-Attrsctiye furnished
house: July I, TO- Oct; J.; $500 per mo.
"a. 1878, Bog 1g3.p. star; 20
insulated brick; owner win obtain one
bedfm.; gentle home; suit. for employed
couple: references. No pets or chndren.
sN MS. eomplstsly turn; July Is 70
Jan. 1H: $3.50 mo. 6ANun :. BOoLEY.
70Oz Wis. ave-. chsvy chssss vi. 1870.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

CHESTNUT GELDTNG, II hands. 9 yrs.
Sood home preferred to high price. T.
PONY RIDES-Saddle, cart or bareback:
Oxon Hill rd. sc. For appt. call Locust
T344
TEAM-Registered Percheron mares, har-
irs mower. runs in oil. OW. 5233. 30
MULES, 3 years old. gentle. Call after
pm. weekdays, all day Sun. Alex.
MOST PERFECTLY MARKED, black and
white. Pinto pom. Il hands g east OF the !,
nered, years old. Complete western
Can be seen at MEADowBRooK SADDLE
CLUB, tele. SH. 96l1 or SH. $3.50. 20
PONY, black and white Shetland. ST 30
1ncluding harness and cart. Excel, for
children. Call OR. 6o52. go
after q pm -ZU
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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

$50, n. c. AVE. s.E.--Nicely furn. single
It. housekesping; rm incl m new enss BesutyreSst
DOUBLE ROOM: rent dbl. a,,,Iis. or single. also
atss sg ro1m' com op ea IT, ssHo syeses
822 ST. s.E.-One housekeeping room
With TTnlh refgr. and shower; in bsmt. Gan
LARGE. AIRY, DBLE. RM.. twin beds.
iaundry nri S, pr,iviis.; iI Lu. 1864. s'' 0so %
s!s G ST. s;E.-Nieely furn. double room, room
transp. r. 4ai2 after I pm. Lis
IS2s RIDGE pL sE: near dS Navy YsEdm Ys,s.,
home; IsasSnabls; Call TR: 244e -2o
PENNA. AVE. HILLS, 305O Que ST. Sc
Large master bedroom, nicely furnished.
2 extra large closets. twin beds, private
bath, large rear porch, beautiful view:
excellent transp.; phone; det GENTLE home.
rs rresstricted area; z e gentlemen or couple;
CsSoGLoRED-RooMs. Col se5 to $40 per mo
persons. Cooking. AT. 5515,
cell after 8 pm -1S
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

exchange for suburban Wash. home: oil
burner. garage; Upper Montclair. Write
details to J. H. BROOME, 1919 4 st. NV,
Observation-Disclosures house, excellent
location, will trade occupancy for similar
property in, NV. WASHINGTON or Alexan-
dria. Telephone ME. 5000. Ext. 631. 24s
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ApARrMEhrs EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE I-BEDRM. APT. in Washing
ton for same In New York; rent. $50 or
WASHINGTON, d. c., for Atlantic City.
Vic Mass. and Wisconsin; beautiful, 1 bed
room. living room, etc; $3.50 month.
OR 1928 -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwest.

MEXICAN UNIVERSITY rARK-s ne.
Alton place. between 4srd, and 44th; Jus!
2 blks from sesrs-Roebuck on Wn ave:
near sehools, churches. stores ano sisns.;
shroush rSo hcus. e.'e eel.easical rsfrs @: sscys;
fsE dinfosm.tiop, cal ls1 A S.. N364a "a house ma
open st I1th and Alton Saturday and
AMEniCAN SnEdnsiCN UNIVERSITY PARK-Ds-
Ist-xoor law; near 81. Ann and Jsnney
schools. cross-town and matn-ltns trsnsg.
oseupsnsy n Jaly , THossti ost,t / + capn rs'
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LICENSED FARM HOME open to Chris
tian Science children, ages 4 to 8. with
good care. MRS. RUFUS SAWYERS
Thurmont, Md, Rt. 2. 20s
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ROOMS FURhlsHEp-Mp. & VA.

LOVELY DOUBLE ROOM. next to bath
In new home; pvt. entr., close to bus
LARGE ROOM. double bed. semipyt. bath,
TELEPHONE. bus ] block. CHI. 5793. 10
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. gentle family; near
transportation: $50 mo. WA.%6313 after
CHEVY CHAsE-Lge. dble. rm, 1ge.. pvt
bath, 2 beds, 2 closets. extension phone.
per mo. WI. 1919 go
s3e NO. EDISON ST: Arlington-Large
bedroom for ! refined gentleman; $35.
SILVER SPRING-Two congenial girls to
share home and Earden with single lady;
board optional; near bus and shopping
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Ans. BURN. ANp UNFURN.

/ MOCK From CONN. AVE- blocks
liv room, kitchen and bath. Completely
private. Suitable for four adults, or couple
with child. SS5 including utilities. 1710
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

e6O5 ADAMS MILL RD. NW.-S5, ,00O-
81, 800. At ONCE 1882 Biltmore St. NV.
Saturday., 10 to s. SMITH, GE. 45sS.
and bat ss.75O co. 1924.
TMDEN GARDENS bedrooms, liv. rm..
solarium, din. rm kit. and 2 baths; re-
terms. cash. For appointment. phone MR..
CORNELSON, WO. 1894, Apt. 301 D. Ia
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.

UNFURN. ROOM and kitchenette, $40
per month. After 5 pm, 3l9 Maryland
ON LEE HWY, Merriheld. Va. Cedar
lane, 3rd house or left: , unfurn. rms !;
kit. privils.; semipvt. bath; take child;
incl. porch; / mi. to Key Bridge. Ask
for MRS. BELL.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..

SILVER SPRING, Falkland -Apts.-Suble
from June 10 to Sept. 15; 2.bedroon
duplex; completely furn., not incl. linens
porch; fenced back yard; Slb(
per mo SH 9452. -22
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AVIATION.

STTNSON SM-8-A-Inspect and make Of
Ter HYDE FIELD, Spruce Osss @52 81,
club on new Cessna. For details, call
C II. MARTIN. Hyde Field. sP. 0sss: -22
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BETHESDA

Excellent brick home, on iarge level
room with fireplace. full-size dining room,
excellent modern kitchen with breakfast
alcove; 3 twin-size bedrms, bath and un-
balance, one trust 1T ~. DUEANT.
CO., I'm. $500 TIL 8 IN.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G

On q lovely lot Prewar Oct. stons.snd.
brick home In excel. eond. riYst Goor.
iiv. rna., din rm.. kit. and screamed perch
with open terrace -overiookins eeaut.
lawn. Second door. 3 senerous ssdrT::
room ssa s.sh .I q ssSs. ass ,SS:s.is S.as ss.i saii
(continusd On Nsxt Passl e<
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BETHESDA
Modern detached brick home On Level lot.
bay window. fully equipped kit; End A..
3 Sood sized bedrms.. " bath with shower;
large screened side porch. most attractive
rec. rm: With bar. gas h.-w.h.; . Eood buy
at 10000.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4e34 wisconsin ave. OR. 232o TIN 9 Pm.
BRIGHTWOOD-$16,950
but must be sold auickIy;
Contains rooms. fireplace, eoufppsd
Kitchen. venetian. blinds. screened porch.
Zas heat; nicely handicapped lot; tnmaeu.
1900 7th ST-$14,500
A we'll built and perfectly located o.room
row brick. oil heat. equipped kitchen, de-
kached garage, recreation room; owner
occupied real value.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN-$f2,750
4 very nice 5-room home In convenient
Brightvood: oil heat, fireplace, reeffatton
.oom. lar Escaped lott furniture tncluoed:
'or quick sale.
Raffell Real Estate, Realtos
an 1l0a Until o
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HOUSES FURk. OR UNFURN.
NEAR WARDMAN PK-For rent, 8 rooms,
2 baths. maids quarters in basement;
adults: S175 per mo. HO. 7061. Box
S-G, Star lis
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ROOMS FURk. OR UkFURk.
COLORED-36O4 1Ith ST. N.W.-Rooms
for rent. furnished or unfurnished; Gov
ernment employed desired. Apply 1910
10th ST. NV, or call co. 6677 -19
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

e-story, 3-bedrm., white brk.; with pow.
der rm and den on lst floor. $21 800.
A. v. PIsANI. Realtor, OIL. 1900; ewes,
WI 611h. rs
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POULTRY and EGGS.
INES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV. NE.
ISp. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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PETW0RTH. near st, Gabriers and Roose-
os os vns 1ek rm row dnns hGnse rm
ment. n1 % SAMUEL . E. E. sodLEY. 7oo4 wis.
ave ave; Chevy Chase Nd. WI. $500. ogEace
pETwoRTH. nr. St. oabrlers Church;
schools and trsnsp. A real home, Of 8
aia.' ss9a 1osB ssiiBiR' T. 81 s;
sssaIraERp ss. EAARks-Mow pndsr m son ssSnst5se; r
sss ls qs: S:,sS:
ss5Ss''ip, saSs st. ohs NV. 1E Ex se5s re. ssas:
sntR sfTYEt FL sfR1NGmoood FIJI value. an excel
sns to Sss Is. aoor no
T.. 3 bedrms. and tiled bath; porch: ga
ssS5o 's T. %aaa Ss sis az hes ssso iii
SILVER sPRING-Priee reduced. DETACHED
n1ef ns roo% a1a's sh e rsDsse ann. and
n modem 1ega.d sehe s ons Tis .na Is
i: q sa e: aa ssss :s'e fss
sH4sask b s1es ..; proud on = g;
sR. sDpFGa sr.aEfsss ssTei ims is' mod a t. s. brs
18th sD.eoa. Esn'ss Ssdims .ns 's tie s'b BATH. n0 sa
bedrm and TIE bath and large e. stiIsss n,rn,s
patio. This home can not be duplicated
for the Dries asked Can , tor appoinSs; S nSone 70
r. A. TWEED CO.. EN- 1890 I'LL Pm.
WEST CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Exceiient
value in this mod, 2h-bath brick home,
ipst over line csnssr t,n entrance y.I vi.
equipped mod kit. tiled iavatory, side
porch; End door; lgs master ,h hedrm 1sn ,;nI snd
see attic; heavy slate roof, det. garage:
il. ssxiaS: prssss, ps & sas, 600: ". B.
room with fireplace. dining room. den and
povder ,oom; WONDERFUL li.ehsn; ;,.. !. esd-
ssss sssa' s''a;: aR;oRsfsDos1R ssfs %s: u: NC.
ms, oil heat. fun bsmt., gar, ntcs ID;
priced for immed sale In. IN knrD9
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Ink. suites. furn. to suit, at $40. $50 and
eol1 KALoRAMA RD; N.w.-comferstssollee ss le
PSlBIn fTa1 FRONT %Tes SooR RE twin aaa BEDS clos
Issl'h 1s,s ssns s. room. Sri-
Tssf 1ash s1S SSss
: windows. bath, maid service; $40 mo-;
asn q, ,psHk 1a!T NS g. NV 5Nl5Wrurnished double
room, private home; next bath; laundry
privileges; car and buslines; $40 week.
LARGE al igoGoup DOUBLE ROOM. to share with a
prlylless: twin beds, RE 5s2s,. IL,
BETHESDA 1900 Chevy Chase ennd SlyddnPpi op1I
twin peds; bus stop at door; $75 month
s.s.s sSsssAPe ass Psy., I.a.: a5
ssss ssnfls2%NssA Kansas az AvE sas2 aw1.rse master
ss9 home! sFs s sa:h sss SOM mo 'Fia ss s
20 SHERMAN cIRcLE-pouble room
sasss Sns It aool "a 1915 ssls $50 one
5624 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful furniture
twin beds. beds. larse double room. girls; $50
soos K2IoRAMA RID. N.w.-clean.. COO
end floor double room. Twin beds. Laundry
|
DOWNTOWN. 1920 N st. n.w.-Lars,
double rm., nicely furn. next bath; suit.
able people Phone Ex. $500 is
DOWNTOWN-Furnish room, l. ladies
next to bath: reasonable. Elk. 1882
DOWNTOWN, Mr.. sTATLER-Front room
1 private bath, twin beds 50 wk. each. ME
MaeGRrHUR BLvD.-Front room, privat
bath. phone; cool and quiet; S45 mo, fo
1870 1870 Ferry Fl. N.w.-Nicely furnishe.
front room with twin beds. lis
a5iI 18th ST.-LiSht housekeeping rm
Ass'' 4ss 'RfTffESHoGsE FIJI hH ST. NV sinsi
/ rooms for gentlemen: comfortable an
1885 n. II. AVE. NV. The Panamanisn
-Kitchen privileges with lge. sleeptn
room Adj bath tn celu%TnMts M 4elGi 1ds DIS.
House".very nice single room near bath
!; > issi S Mass. AVE. N.w-small sinsl
. room, nicely furn., $3.50 psr week. Con
venient transportation. "a
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minutes D. c. line
2-story detached brio
mediate possession: ST
Tuckett, with RAFFEI
SH. 11O3 before $50 |
g RMS. AND BATH,
house; completely furn
dishes, oil heat, Bend
lection to children; 10
Hills, Arl.. Va; conv. t
and transp.; rental $2(
agents please. Call O.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
Flax Support Assured

RALPH S. TRIGG, administrator
of the production and marketing adj
ministration and president of the
Commodity Credit Corp, U. S. de-
partment of agriculture, issued the
following statement, assuring farm
ers that all necessary steps would
be taken to carry out the govern
ment's commitment to support flax
seed prices:
Support operations have been
complicated by the combination of
a large crop and the withdrawal of
professors from the flaxseed mar
ket. When professors withdrew in
August, the Commodity Credit Corp.
began buying at support prices on
delivery at Minneapolis and Duluth.
We have already purchased about
14,000,0 900 bushels, and will con-
tinue u purchases as long as farm
ers need this support outlet
Producers themselves can assist
the operation greatly by taking adj
vantage of the loan, and purchase
agreement programs, when storage
is available on the farm thus pro-
noting more orderly marketing. This
will help to avoid threatened en-
barge by railroads at terminal
points.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
Good Prices Realized
at Havre Sheep Sale

A GOOD CROWD Of buyers paid
a total of SO, $780, SO for the 125 rams
and ewes auctioned at the annual
sale of the North Montana Sheep
Breeders association at Havre Sept
25.
Top price of the sale was $3.50
paid by the Matador ranch for a
two-year-old recorded Columbia
buck offered by Frank Coe of Proc
tor. The Colby Sheep Co., Great
Falls, paid $120 for a recorded Co
lumbia buck produced by the White
Columbia Sheep Co., KaIispell.
The next date of the sale will be
Sept. "a, 1949.
Association members held their
annual meeting at the Elks club and
reelected all officers and directors
Officials of the association are
Quentin Larson, Browning, presi-
dent; George Frazer, Rollins, vice
president; Ben Daggett, Havre,
treasurer; R. F. Rasmussen, Havre
secretary, and C. F. Holt, Great
Falls; Ernest White, Kalispell, and
Frank Ferrin, Nashua, directors.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01

this ruling in a few days so we can
let the contract for Canyon Ferry
as o as possible" Krug SAID.
The secretary of the interior said
development of Hungry Horse, Ma
rias, Canyon Ferry, Yellowtail and
other major projects offers a ire
mendous agricultural and industrial
future for Montana.
REA meet at Falls-Claude R.
Wickard, Washington, D. c., admin
istrator of the rural identification
administration will attend the an
nual meeting in Great Falls Oct. A
and 5 of region 8 of the National
Rural Electric Co-operatives asso-
citation. He is former secretary of
agriculture. The regional meeting
will be preceded On Friday and Sat-
urday by the annual convention of
the Montana State Rural Electric
Cooperative association.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
Agricultural Agency NeWs
BEAN SUPPORT PRICES

A SUPPORT PRICE of $3.50 a
hundred pounds for U. S. No. l
Great Northern beans is announced
by the United States department of
agriculture for the 1913 crop in Mon
tana and all counties of Wyoming
except Goshen, Laramie and Platte.
This price is applicable to deliveries
made under the loan and purchase
agreement programs
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01

the past two years as market ad-
wiser. Aside from getting things
whipped into shape for the sale at
the ranch, Ralph came at an oppor-
tune time. Archie Parkes himself
very recently underwent a major OPP
Grafton. Today's report indicates he
is improving.
Annual Field Day
More than 500 persons including
a large group of All and FLA boys
and girls dropped in to take advan-
tage of Art Bayers invitation to at
tend his second annual field day,
Sept. IL.
Tim Jackson, Madison county;
David Cochran, Lewis & Clark
county, and Bill Kaatz, Madison
county, were high point winners in
the All and FLA events. Ann
Strazze, Whitehall, won first in the
ladies' judging contest; B. G.. Paige,
Twin Bridges the ranchers' division,
and Ben Slanger, Ennis, the breeders
division.
Wayne Herrin, Helena, won the
showmanship contest, with Gene
Hanson, Sheridan standing in second
place in this event
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
RECORD SPRING PIG GOAL

THE u. S. DEPARTMENT of agri-
culture is urging the nations farm
ers to produce the largest peacetime
spring pig crop on record in order to
increase the supply of meat. The
1949 spring pig goal calls for 60,000,-
900 pigs-an increase of II percent
or nearly 5000, 900 more than the
1913 spring crop. This will require
an increase of about Il percent in
sows narrowing if litters are of aver
age size
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01

Continued From Page 800
agement of Archie Parkes Hereford
ranch Sept. LIST. Ralph has been
with the Billings public stockyards
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
Dates to Note

Oct. Sensational fire prevention
week.
Oct. 2o-23-Montana Farmers Union
state convention, Great Falls.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
plow Gets sagebrush - +

o-o
expanses of western rangeland, for
est service research experts believe.
It's chief purpose is to eradicate
sagebrush, which chokes out grass.
The pillow has been tested for only
about a year but forest service Of
ficials say it can do the job.
The pillow is a disk model-com-
bining features of American and
Australian machines. Disks are ar
ranged in pairs working on knee
action assemblies similar to automo-
biles. The knee action prevents the
pillow from breaking down under the
hard going on rough range country.
Forest service officials said last
years tests in the west show that
the plow can remove rs percent of
sagebrush growth.
Flowing is only preliminary to
the main objective of the forest
service program, growing better
forage.
AS an example of what can be
done, an area in Montana was seed
ed in the fall of 1914 at a cost of
$1.20 an acre. Two years later the
land produced more than a ton of
forage an acre.
Capture Midget Horse-A midget
Wild horse, 40 inches high, has been
captured by a Green River county,
Wyoming, rancher.
The ~dwarf-sized horse, which APP
pears to be five years old and nor-
NAL in every respect except in size,
was caught by Keith and Burt Lamb
near Blackboard, on the other side
of Blacks Fork, south of Green
River.
The Lamb brothers found the tiny
horse among a bunch of normal
sized wild horses last week. The
horse, which Keith Lamb says can
walk under the stomach of a nor
NAL horse, is dark brown in color.
AT first very wild, it is now grow
ing tame.
Westin on Grass Board-Gov
Sam C. Ford appointed Ted Westin,
Cleveland cattleman, as a member
of the state grass conservation board,
succeeding H. M. Montgomery OF
Chinook.
Westin will represent co-opera-
tive grazing districts on the board
His term will expire April l, 1851
Less Clover. Wheatgrass Seed -
Montana produced 1880 bushels o.
sweet clover seed and 180,00t
pounds of crested wheat grass seec
this year, the federal agricultural
economics bureau said.
Sweet clover seed production wa
about 5000 bushels more than las
year. Acreage this year was $500
about 1000 more than in 1947.
Low prices for seed and uti1iza
ton of crested wheatgrass for for
age reduced 1948 crested wheat
grass seed output, BAE said. Pre-
duction in 1947 was reduced fror
$500 to 5000.
To Let Contract Soon-Interpre
tations forthcoming will enable tn
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01

. You can keep q Seaman
TiIIer profitobIy busy on q
variety of eId-conditioning
work without the need for
any other kind of iiIIuee
equipment -. and there's
often a chance TO handle
custom work for neighbors.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01

To Let Contract Soon-Interpre-
tations forthcoming will enable the
reclamation service to proceed with
letting of the contract for Canyon
Ferry dam, including power facili-
ties, J. A. Krug, secretary of the
interior, said while visiting in Great
Falls. Despite limitations placed by
congress in its appropriations bill,
Krug expressed confidence rulings
being sought from the comptroller
general will enable this and other
projects IN Montana to proceed
without delay. 1--WE hope to have
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Several months ago, Canada an
nounced removal of restrictions on
pleasure driving over the Alaska
highway. This pursuit might be
more aptly described as adventurous
motoring. Anyway, the graveled
strip through the rugged wilderness
finally has become vacation reali-
ty and offers an interesting idea to
toy with. For some, it provides an
alluring departure from such ortho-
dox formulas as month at the
beach or touring the national parks.
Not all Of them are as new rs
the opening to tourists Of the land
route to Alaska, but other vacation
novelties are continuing to appear.
What's happening in many cases Is
that they are being offered more
widely, being brought within easier
reach. They were always available
Except perhaps during the war
years. but lay hidden under coun-
ter laden with more glittering and
popular vacation possibilities.
For instance, the energetic city
male with long cherished ambition
to explore water wilderness In q
canoe could have fulfilled his dream
long ago. But 1t might have taken
some trouble to arrange. Meanwhile
he has continued reasonably con-
tent with crowded lakes and other
waterways on the beaten track Of
tourists.
Recently, however, the opportu-
nifty to join canoeing expedition
in the wild country along the Min
nesota Ontario border has been Of
fered locally. The American For
estry Association at 919 Seventeenth
street NV, which recently an
nounced q series of Trail Riders of
the Wilderness rides, has perfected
plans for the water trip. 1t will be
the first conducted by the associa-
ton since 1941. The party will leave
Ely, Mimi, on August 9 and return
August 18.
The association describes the area
as the last large canoe region in the
United States. In announcing plans,
the association says:
The country to be explored lies
in the Superior National Forest on
the United States side Of the bor-
der and in the Quetico Provincial
Park of Canada. 1t is the region en-
tered by the early French voyageurs
and where the fur traders established
canoe routes through the wilderness.
Wildlife, particularly fur-bearing
animals, are found In abundance.
Deer, moose and bear are plentiful.
Sport fishing for lake trout, pike
and bass will be enjoyed by the
party.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
7 raveIer,s Notebook
Canoe Expedition in Wilderness Offered
By Jacques FutrelIe, Jr.
The stor's Traysl ediss,

Tn the Today trip the party will
have travelled down the Moose River
route to Lac LaCroix and eastward
along the border lakes for about 100
miles, as the canoe goes, through
wild, uninhabited country, countless
lakes and streams. AS now planned
the expedition will take swing into
Canada for several days before re-
turning to the border lakes route
and continuing on to a point about
% miles east Of Ely"
The forestry association says that,
in addition to expert guides. q medi-
cal oficer will be assigned to the
party, and that costs Of the nom
profit expedition will be shared by
those participating.
X \
Some advice on getting out Of the
crowd" of fishermen comes from the
Rangeley Lakes region OF Maine.
Each year, according to Bill Riv-
iere's information from the area,
Rangeley and Mooselookmeguntic
lakes bear the brunt Of the fishing,
while other nearby excellent waters
are by-passed."
He points out that the Rangeley
1See NOTEBOOK, Page AID
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