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Evening star., 1949-08-05
Horse Racing Sheets
| Ruled Not Exempt
From SoIes Tox

Horse racing publications
are not newspapers and.
therefore, are subject to the
new 2 per cent sales tax, Chief
Auditor William P. Bogardus
of the Sales Tax Division said
today.
Mr.. Bogardus explained that
a case had come to his at
tention in which a dealer
understood he should not COL
lect a tax on racing sheets
since they were in the same
category as newspapers.
The auditor said the sheets
are not considered news
papers, which are specifically
exempt from the tax.
Evening star., 1949-08-05

When the philosophical ap-
proach with which he had at
tempted to resolve the triangle in
his marital life went awry. 2l6-
pound, one handed truck driver
began swinging his powerful left
fist early today with the following
results:
His father-in-1aw William Ben
excite, 73, of 1923 Fourth street
NE. is near death in Casualty
Hospital from head injuries.
His wife. Mrs. Mary wilkins, %,
of the Fourth street address. was.
treated at the same hospital for
badly bruised eye and cuts and
bruises about her head.
Mack O'Donald. As. of 4O5 Sixth
street, NV, identified by Mrs.
Wilkins and Homicide Squad de-
tectives as the other man." was
beaten. but did not require hos
pital treatment.
Driver Held Without Bail.
The truck driver, Herbert F.
wilkins, "a, also of the Fourth
street address. was ordered held
without bail on charge Of assault
with a dangerous weapon by Judge
! Aubrey B. Fernell in Municipal
Court this morning.
! With her little daughters. Anne
S, and Mary. 4, Graded on her lap.
Mrs. Wilkins related the back
ground which led to the furious
marital outburst.
! She married when she was II
after meeting Wilkins while he
was driving a tractor for a carni-
val which was playing here. He
had lost his right hand and part
of his forearm in a carnival acci-
dent several years before.
/ Their life was fairly tranquil
until last June when she met
ODonald in the hamburger tav-
ern where he worked.
I'VE went out together few
times" she said, land 1 saw no
harm in this because he never
touched me. Finally. I asked my
husband for a divorce or a separa-
ton and, when he asked me, told
him there was another NAH, but I
wouldn't tell his name"
Wanted to Discuss Problems.
wilkins, his wife said. began to
brood and drink. She believes he
found O'Donald's address on one
of the letters she had received.
Shortly after 8 o'clock last
night. Wilkins appeared at O'Don-
AIDS home and, in a friendly man
mer. said he felt their joint prob
lens should be talked over" in
the presence of Mrs. wilkins.
The two men appeared in her
second-f1oor apartment Mrs. Will
kins related.
MY husband said well here he
is and then to Mr.. ODonald said
well there she is Then he said
now let's all go out and have a
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Start on White House
Restoration Oct. |
Forecast by Reynolds

, The Government official who will
have charge of awarding the con-
tract for restora ton of the White
House said today the long delayed
construction work should start
inside of two months"
The Public Buildings Admin
istration will be ready to invite
competitive bidding on contract
basis in a month or five weeks,
Commissioner w. E Reynolds said.
His statement was the first aSsur-
ance that the construction work
already delayed about six mouths
will start about October l.
The restoration will be COM
pleted in time for President Tru-
man to e-occupy the White House
during 1851" the PBA chief said.
Since last November. when the
dangerous condition of the man
sion was discovered, the presiden-
tial family has been using Blair
House.
PBA's engineers and architects
have been drawing up plans and
specifications since last fall, when
Mr.. Truman asked Congress to take
appropriate action. Mr.. Reynolds
said it will be necessary to make
some minor changes in the
structural drawings. but the whole
work, he said, is very we'll ad-
vanced.
The fact that the commission
in charge of repairing the White
House determined officially this
week to leave the outer walls
standing has made no difference
in the PBA plans. Engineers have
been working on that basis all
along.
Mr.. Reynolds said the contract
will be awarded, on a competitive
basis, to the most responsible
contractor" able to do the work
properly. For this reason. PBA
will not hue close to the line in
following ordinary procedure be-
cause of the unusual Importance
of having every single detail of
the restoration work done prop
erty and efficiently.
He did not consider the rein
forcement of the ancient outer
walls and the matter of snoring
up the roof and third floor a diff
flcult engineering feat.
work like this is done every
day." he explained. It will take
more time to dig the foundation
to a 20-foot depth, as planned,
because it will be impossible to
use power shovels.
Mr.. Reynolds disclosed that the
restored White House will have a
basement, something it hasn't
got now" he said. The basement
will be used mainly for storage.
AS previously explained in great
detail, the contract for the S.
400, 900 job will involve the sal
vaging of every bit of White
House material that can be used
again. Except for making it more
comfortable and more modern, it
will be difficult to detect any diff
ference inside the building when
the work is completed.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Federal Jobs Here Rise
By I 1,180 During June

Government employment here
increased by ! 1,180 persons during
June, according to the Civil Serv-
ice Commission. Washington S
Federal population now totals
2l7,237 persons in the Govern
ments executive branch.
Nationally Federal employment
decreased by 7,057 persons, for
A. new total of 2.111.331.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
z Wilson Alumni Seek
To Build Up Cadets by
Improving Conditions

Two former members of the
Wilson High School Cadet Corps
convinced that the corps in the
school here can be built up. are
campaigning for the favorable
conditions they believe are neces-
sary to revitalize the corps.
The two are Robert H. Gibbs
jr., 20, of ia Thornapple street
Chevy Chase, Mo-. and Stuart r
Krasner, 10, OF 5100 Chevy Chase
parkway NV. They are members
of the Wilson Cadet Alumni AS
sociation.
Mr.. Gibbs was captain OF
Company B at Wilson in l947 ano
is now a student at Cornell. Mr.
Krasner. staff sergeant of the
same company in 194S. is stu
dent al Montgomery Junior
/ College.
/ Mr.. Krasner said-With Mr.
Gibbs in agreement-that it is
necessary to dispel some Of the
erroneous beliefs about the corps
as we'll as lassitude and actual op-
position. II the school board. the
athletic departments Of the
schools and the students coop
crate they can be successful
he said.
The school board itself is par.
TALLY to blame. Mr.. Krasner said
for it has not done enough te
foster the corps.
Neither Mr.. KraSner nor Mr.
Gibbs favored making the cadet
corps into a Junior Reserve Off
GERS Training Corps. Now. they
explained, the military instructor
is the aide of the cadet command
ers; under an ROTC he would be
the boss:
The two former cadets anC
about so other alumni of Wilson
High School who were in the
corps are busy now mapping 6
publicity campaign which it il
hoped will bring more student:
into the corps.
Interest was focused on the de.
clining High School Cadet Corp
last month when Army Inspector
reported that only one high school
Western, had a satisfactory unit
Representative league, Democrat
OF Texas, has expressed interes
in the corps and announced h,
would try to get the Army to fur.
nish instructors for the cade
units.
In 1882 the Army stopped fur,
nishing instructors and it was thi
move that School Supt. Hobart M
Corning described as the bigges
blow to the cadets.
In letter to Mr.. league las
week, DR.. Corning admitted tn,
cadet corps was in serious con
dition," but pointed out that Arm,
inspectors apparently have no
been applying the same standards
OF evaluation in rating the units
He cited conflicting reports from
different Army inspection team!
to back up his contention.
School officials are studyins
ways to improve the cadet corp.
program in the coming schoo
year. DR.. Corning also has aSket
the Army to furnish instructors.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Fourth Doy Brings
House Measure for
Sales Tox Repeol

The Districts sales tax does
not appeal to Representative
O'Brien, Democrat, Of Mich
igan
Yesterday, the fourth day
of operation for the new
money-raising scheme. Mr..
O'Brien introduced a bhl in
the House to repeal it.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
GEORGE Porter to Broadcast

George B. Porter, state editor of
The Star, will speak at o'clock
tonight on Radio Station WGAY,
Silver Spring, as guest of the
Montgomery County Press Asso-
citation in the series Of programs
entitled "The Editor Speaks"
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Col. Sheldon Transferred
FORT MEADE Md A

FORT MEADE. Md. Aug. 5 up.
Col. Charles Albert Sheldon was
to leave here today to become
military attache in Thailand. He
has been commanding officer of
the Sd Armored Cavalry at Fort
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Barrett Plans to Stort
Vacation Tomorrow

Supt. of Police Robert J. Bar
rett will leave tomorrow for an
18-day vacation, it was announced
today.
Acting as police chief during
Maj. Barrett's absence will be In
spector Clarence E. Talley, assist
ant superintendent of police. Maj.
Barrett will resume his duties on
August "a.
Delegates Leave Tonight
Some go Washingtonians are
scheduled to leave Union Sta
tion at tbs o'clock tonight for
Toronto, Ont, to attend the 26th
Triennial Assembly of the Gen
eral Grand Chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star. beginning
Monday. The group will be
joined by 80 more Washingtons
ianS in Toronto.
Evening star., 1949-08-05

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E@z newspaper, The Star.
USnm You can have The Evening and
Sunday Star mailed to you for only $1.50
4 ~ month.
kA@. The Star is also available at news
HAV stands or by carrier delivery at most
&GA nearby summer resorts.
Arrange to have your favorite news
v you wherever you go. Call Sterling 5000 tox
livery OF The Evening and Sunday star ..~
Evening star., 1949-08-05
You Don't Have to Miss q Thing

When you 60 vacation don't have to miss thing
relax still get all the and features from
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
FARM LANDS

IN THE HEART of the Flathead valley-ex-
ceptionally well improved dairy or stock farm.
Never freezing springs, close to highway SO,
school bus for grade and high school, daily
mail. Three-bedroom modern home with bath,
hardwood floors, cove ceilings, modern kitch-
en- including electric range. Full basement
with air conditioning oil burning furnace.
Barn for 40 head. Modern milk house with
flies for Grade A milk, or would be an out
standing purebred setup. Mild winters, cool
summers. Price $40, 500. Some terms. Muir
ray Realty Company, Realtors, 13 W. Front
St, Missoula, Mont.
FOR sALE-16O acres, 7-room modern house,
good garage 2 good chicken houses. good
small orchard, fair barn and. hog houses Uses
good milk house and wood shed. Plenty of
and barn wired with 22O volts, milk truck,
mail route, and school bus goes right by the
door. Price only $4,000. Immediate possess
sion. Az miles west of Charlo. Write or see
John H. Fehrs, Charlo, Mont.
IT PAYS to contact the Winter Agency first.
Advise exactly what you want, the amount
you have to invest, when you want possess
sion. Some real values in stock ranches,
wheat, dairy and poultry farms. Also sweet
cherry orchards; beautiful all year, and sum-
mer homes In Montana's wonderland. Album
dant big game. Also geese, ducks and fish
ing galore. The Winter Agency, Poison,
Montana.
GREEN PASTURES ALL YEA In Pacific
coastal valleys. Descriptive late Red ~catalog,
over 1890 outstanding values. Farms, ranches,
homes and business properties mailed free.
Tell us what you want. Where? Price? Terms?
Save time-money through our 48-year-old
coast-to-coast service. Strout Realty, $40
southwest Third avenue, Portland 4, Oregon;
453 S. Spring St., Los Angeles Is, Calf.
BIG LISTS farms, ranches, water frontage
properties. Free descriptive folders, prices.
Splendid opportunities, Washington, Idaho,
Montana, Dakotas, upper Michigan, Wisconsin,
central corn belt. Information regarding
Columbia and Missouri river basin irrigation
projects. L. H. Robbins, Milwaukee Railroad,
1866, Union Station. Chicago s. Illinois.
MARRIED MAN with family of large boys
wants to lease ranch with or without stock
and machinery on a crop or cash basis. Can
offer the very best reference as to my ability
with cattle or grain and to keep ranch in top
shape. Have cattle, machinery and cash of my
own. VIII buy option. 800 Strand Ave. Mis-
soula, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
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 48" wide
with rounded bottom and Sloping sides. Lifts
and rolls dirt away as it cuts. Hardened alloy
steel nose cutting edge, removable for easy
sharpening. Low drawbar pul-use team or
tractor. Works on sidehills, close to fences,
on hard ground. bitches without preliminary
blowing. All-steel construction, self-lubricating
bronze pushed wheels. Hitches quickly to team
or tractor for ditching. Cleans old bitches at
normal tractor speeds. Free catalog Faster
Ditching'' contains pictures, details, price
sheet. Write for 1t today. Thompson Pipe 81
Steel Company, BOLT Larimer St., Denver, Colo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

WANTED@4N acres to put in on crop shares,
have all equipment necessary; either Cut
Bank district, Missoula or northeastern part
of state. William Heberman, Route LA, Kali
spell. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

FOX TX hay cutters. We have q linn
tied amount for 194s of Fox field pickup
hay cutters with auxiliary motors optional
with mower bar and corn cutter units. crop
blowers. self-unloading chopped hay and en-
silage wagons. with automatic doors. large
capacity hay conveyors with electric motor,
gas engine, or power takeoff drives, also the
new improved ground driven windrow turner's
that will help to speed up your haytpg from
"a to 48 hours. Due to scarcity OF steel and
other material would advise placing your or
ders early, to insure delivery. For further
information write or wire your Western Dis
tributor. Contor Equipment & Co., Idaho Falls.
Idaho.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

o acres of land. Good log house,
barns and corrals. so acres of hay land. Well
watered by creeks and springs. Close to town
and schools. $1,000. Inquire Box 1S1, Round
up, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
TURKEYS


POULTRYMEN-We can finance
your turkey and broiler program for 1949 sea-
son. Can advance 1000 on poults, protein
feeds, insurance, vaccine and medicated feeds
at 40 interest, can give you free advice as
to purchasing and marketing of your poultry.
For further information wire or write Leon
Contor, Box 1898, Idaho Falls. Idaho.
jerks broad breasted bronze
clean. Buy your poults from one of the vests
Oldest and largest strictly modern hatcheries
and turkey breeding ranches where quality is
assured. Big colorful catalog free. jerks
Hatchery, Tangent, oregon.
PACIFIC Broadbreasted Bronze poults, u. S..
pullorum clean and approved. Time to order
your 1949 poults so as to get choice bookings.
Our 33d year. Many satisfied customers in
Montana. Write. for price list, matches March
7th through the season. Pacific Hatchery
Tangent, oregon.
URKEY WANTED-We buy live turkeys,
chickens, ducks and geese. Ne also buy
dressed turkeys, ducks, geese and domestic
Gated rabbits. Pierce Packing Company, Inc,
Poultry Division. lilo First Ave. N. Billings
Mont.
Narragansett turkeys. Early
Matched, pullorum tested. Toms, $12.O0, hens
100. Will ship anywhere. Donald Wonder.
Buffalo Gap, S. D..
BUYERS
LIVE IL will buy sill
the live poultry and tame rabbits you have
at any time. Dressed turkeys, ducks and geese
purchased at all times. Pierce Packing Co.,
Poultry Division, lilo First Ave. N. Billings,
Montana. .1es~s
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

SMITHS Mother Nature brooder, plans and
heater s4.75. Takes place of $50 brooder house,
$40 brooder. Over 225, 900 satisfied users. Each
unit broods successfully, safely, up to $50
chicks s to 8 weeks old on one gallon kerosene
pany, Box 5284-A, 2214 Dolman, st. Louis,
Missouri.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

LUX ROP LEGHORNS-Certified chix, eggs.
Lux ROP hens averaged 254 eggs weighing 25.9
OF. 10000 daughters and granddaughters from
ROP hens. rs years specialized breeding for
highest egg production. Catalos. Lux Leghorn
Land Farms. Hopkinton, Iowa, Dept. ME-.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

o SALE-Hodges auger grain elevators
most practical elevator on the market, late
type cutter bar platforms complete for SP12S
combines same as 1876. Single rear tail steer
ing wheels, v belt changeover conversions,
grain tank augers all for SP123 and 15 COM
bines. New ACKNOWLEDGEMENT power units
any size. Sprinkler irrigation systems, Krause
one-wa Graham Hoeme duckfoot, 80 volt
appliances of all kinds, new Farmland hay
leaders, new corn cultivators for A, C, H, and
M tractors. New pickup attachments for
SP125 combines. Bridgeport Equipment Co.
Inc, Bridgeport, Neb.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
BUYERS
LIVESTOCK

TWO TOP Hereford range bulls. Registered
Chester White boars and bred gifts. Weaver
pigs. Montana Hereford ranch 5 miles south
Laurel, l mile off No. $40, turn at Byam
school and follow signs. Postal address G. A.
Warner, Boz 927, Billings.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

STROUTS ranch ~catalog. fall-winter issue
mailed freel Over 1890 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 4. Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01


sUPERCHARGED POULTS. B. B. Bronze,
White Holland. Get our prices before buying.
Act now. Our supply will go fast. Best offer
you will receive this season because demand
will exceed supply. Produced under super
vision Of Washington Turkey Improvement
Assn. q. 8. approved. Our many gears ex-
perience IN turkey Matching assures you sue
cess with our poults. Casey & Sons, Box 4sz.
Pasco. Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

LIVE on beautiful Flathead lake summer and
winter. Lakeside homes on two-acre tracts,
with piers. Write or come see Ken Chatwood,
P. o. Box 772, Poison, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

jerks U. s. pullorum clean
chicks. Big type White Leghorns, New Hamp-
shires, White Rocks, Parmenter Reds and
Buff Orpingtons. U. S. approved and certified
matings mated to U. s. R. o. P. high pedigree
males. Chicks of proven quality at lowest
prices. Write tor Dig coiorful catalog. Hatches
largest strictly modern hatcheries and breed
ing farms. jerks Hatchery. Tangent. oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

BOOK NOW and save 81 per 100 and also
you will get your chicks when you want them.
Fast express service to all points. o. 8. APP
proved and pullorum tested. Write today.
Granite City Hatcheries, Desk 3, ST. Cloud,
MINI
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

FOR acres, 100 irrigated, h-mile
from town. Modern buildings, all machinery
included. Write for particulars. Box 1853,
Eureka. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

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 & Wyn.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

THOMPSON'S Minnesota egg bred chicks
bring you 100000 egg pedigree bloodlines at
prices you can afford to pay. White Leg
horns, Austria Whites, White Rocks. z other
money-making breeds from select, blood test
ed flocks, based on outstanding production
stock. Day old and started pullets. 1909
live delivery Observation-Disclosures over 20 in
first IA days replaced. Write for folder, low
prices, special offers today. Timer Thomp-
son Hatchery, Rt. 3, Elmore, Minnesota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

FOR SALE-Five registered polled Hereford
bulls coming 2 years old, and 10 registered
20 polled Hereford heifer calves. r. Dobler,
East Helena, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

Narragansett turkeys. Early
pullorum tested. Toms, $12.00, hens
s 300. Will ship anywhere. Donald Wonder
Gap, S. D.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

NEW URPLU BARGAINS-Light plants,
11O-volt, A. c., 1OOO-watt Leland generator.
s75. 1500-watt Homelite plants, S195. Others
up to rs. 0OO-watts. Air compressor, 2x1s4
Quincy, u to Y H. p, s18.75. Motors. 1Ie
H. P. 32-volt, $14.95. y H. P. 110-volt A. c.,
$24.9 5. Feed cooker, 80 gallon Hudson, so. SO.
IL H. P. General aircooled engines, $32. so.
Used government coal stoves, s17.50. Oil stoves,
s17.50. Send for catalog. Harris Machinery
Co., MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

SLEDS: Wood or steel construction, wide and
narrow widths. Anger elevators and auger
truck leaders, IL to 30 lengths. Bale eleva-
tors, swath filters, tractor mounted hydraulic
hay fork, wheeled harrow bitches. West Fargo
Manufacturing Co., West Fargo, North Dakota.
Manufacturers of Westgo Farm equipment.
Write for literature and prices.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

FOR ALE registered polled Hereford bun
calves. These are the best bulls I have ever
offered, weight about 600, at my usual low
prices. R. j. RYAN. Waller. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

FOR SALE-One red registered Milking Short
horn bull calf, born Sept. 10, 1913. $3.50 until
Jan. 20, 1949. Good milk record. Dayton
Willoughby, Vida, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

CHICKS that are kings. Having trouble with
blowoutsf Getting poor egg productions II
SO, write us for fun information and price
list. We also hatch turkey poults. Jack Frost
Hatchery. Box 5es-M. st. Cloud. Minnesota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

FOR SALE-High speed road gear attachment
is miles per hour-easy to install to fit John
Deere tractors A and B also McCormick-Deer-
ing regular F20 and F30 tractors. Also new
9-foot ne-w Bridgeport Equipment
Co., Inc, Bridgeport, Nebr.
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