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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-08-03

Pacific Lutheran College,
Falkland, Wash.

A total of 474 students have at
tended the summer session, the
largest total on record at the col
lege. The session concludes FRI
day, August Is. DIR. Melvin s.
MonsOn, director of secondary edu-
cation, is the dean of the summer
school.
Excavation for the new $685.
900 chapel-music-speech building
has been completed, and construc-
ton of the foundation is we'll un-
der way.
The Rev. M. ]. X. Fuhr of Ar
lington and Mr.. Chris Knutzen OF
Burlington were reelected to the
college board of trustees at the an
nual meeting of the Pacific Luth-
eran College Corporation held in
Minneapolis. Mrs. Arnold F. An
derson of Seattle, class of 40, was
elected to the board for two year
term to fill the vacancy created
when the Rev. o. A. Schmidt
moved out of the Pacific District.
Mrs. Anderson is the first woman
elected to the board in the 56-year
history of the college.
Five new men have been added
to the faculty for next year. They
include Frederick NEWMAN in sing
ing and voice production, Harley I.
Christopherson in band and or
chestra, Vernon A. Utsinger in
speech and radio; William E. Tor
get in economics and business adj
ministration, and George Roskos
in art. forget has completed his
work for a Masters degree at the
University Of Washington.
Already &c members of the
graduating class majoring in edu-
cation have been placed in teach
ing positions for next fall. P. L. c.
trains teachers for both element
airy and secondary schools.
Recently the Falkland Kwanis
Club turned over to the college 6
check in the amount Of $4,054 tt
be used to purchase new band uni
forms. The fund was raised from
the sponsorship of the college
choir's homecoming concert, plu!
solicitation by Kiwanis members.
Lowell Knutson, star athlete
was elected president of the AS
ISOLATED Student Body for mex
year. Other officers chosen in
clude Rolf Lunde of Everett, vice
president; Maria Ogren of Everett
secretary, and Ray Tobiason Of
Longview, treasurer. George Tor
geson of Seattle was chosen editor
Of the yearbook, and JoAnn Nodt.
vedt of Falkland will be assistant
editor. Karl Bachner of Seattle
was elected business manager
Cheerleaders elected include Naom
Roe of Falkland, Jens Knudsen o.
San Fernando, Calf, Martyr
Myklebust of Longview, and Caro-
Schiller of Tacoma.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-08-03
New n. Y. Consul

Curt Leijon, Swedish Consul in
Danzig, has been appointed Con-
sui at the Swedish Consulate Gen.
eral in New York. He succeeds
Gunnar Dryselius, who heads the
newly opened Consulate in Hous-
ton, Texas.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-08-03
Studies Morse Birds

The songs of Norwegian birds
will be recorded by the American
ornithologists, Professor Arthur
Allan and his wife, DR.. Elsa Allan.
who last week visited Oslo.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-08-03
Morse Crop Prospects

Crop prospects: Much hay in
Southern Norway; good year for
grain in Trondelag; an unusual
year for Strawberries and plenty
Of blueberries.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-08-03
Morse Bishop

Bishop in Oslo, Eivind Berggrav,
was unanimously elected president
of the World Council of Churches
at the annual session of the Gen.
trail Committee in Toronto on July
10.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-08-03
Polio Epidemic

A polio epidemic has been fatal
to 10 persons in the district of
Trondelagen. So far Al cases have
been reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
DANDY RAMRT,ER

This nearly new home in Al condi-
ton, is located on a large corner
Viers Mill I'd. and about ~ miles
this sioe of Rockville; 3 bedrooms,
11-cubic-foot REFRIGERATOR with deep
freeze. GE washing machine. A
steal at S13,T50.
ROBERT B. HALL CO. WI. $3.50
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HoUSEs-sALE-s.E. tcont.
Congress Heights

oIo-OIIIy 9S0U CdSIl
First Offering of unsurpassed value
and construction, semidet. brick
lge. rms, = baths: extra-lge., level
wooded yard. Home has ALICE kit
and s-cu.-ft. refgr.: "a block tc
shopping center, school and bus
Positively the best buy on today,
market at $13.950, with approx
$40 per mo. total payment Oper
ave. to Alabama ave, left on Ala.
bama ave. 6 blocks to Wheeler I'd.
and homes
ALDRE, INC. LII. 4-0747 OR
EYES. AND SUN. LII. 1920.
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HoUsEs-sALE-k.E. tcont. }
COIORFD

This attractive Colonial porch brick,
being offered for the first time;
near 18th and H SITS. ne; 6 rms.
: inclosed porches. in addition to
large open concrete porch; full
floored cellar with shower bath lot
191-ft. deep with lear garage;
owner occupied: possession at settle
HOHENSTEIN BROS. FIR. 5000;
ewes. SH. 6245 IL
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$3.50 Cash, $56.76 Mo. Vet
Lovely New Bungalow

OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
You are Just in time to get in on ons
OF the few opportunities left for q
veteran to purchase a new home
with low cash payment. Almost
ready for occupancy. this lovely
home is located few minutes from
Boiling Field. Naval Research Lab,
Andrews Field and downtown Wash.
In addition to exceptional construc-
ton. it features an 1Sx12 living
room. 2 generous sized CHEEKY bed
rooms. expansible attic, modern tile
bath, full basement with outside
entrance, copper plumbing and ce-
ment front porch. Purchaser should
earn about $50 week. Price. Sill
400; VA approved. Mr.: Hall, 81.
4190. on premises until sold. To
reach: Out Penna. ave. to Alabama
ave, left on Alabama to Stanley St,
right one block to Southern ave,
left one block to T st. SEE. right {
blocks to $40 T st. and our sign,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, TNC.-152O Z st. NV.
MA. 5005 III
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oil VARNUM ST. NV.
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

LA SALE PARK. 4419 10Th pl. ne.
Diet. brick home on large land
scaped lot; LIST f.. large liv. rm
with fireplace. spacious din. rm.,
modern kit. dishwasher and garbage
disposal, powder rm.; End fl. 3
rec. nm. in bsmt. with firepl.. Law,
large storage nm, gas &C. heat;
weather stripped and insulated;
slate roof. Open Sunday. to 5
pm; Phone SULLIVAN BROS,
Realtors, ME-. 1923; ewes, NO. 52sS.
sos lockwood Stout Attn st.
ne. to Douglas, turn right to house
2 family. A rms. on each floor.
Bath. gas heat, yard and garage
Early possession; ! apt. vacant.
Strong down payment. GE, 4lss.
NEAR so. DAKOTA AvE.-Lge. 7-rm.
house corner; very !ge. lot; vacant;
partly furn.; $500 to $1,000 cash;
near -d bus, stores etc. OWNER,
MOD. ROW BRK. HOME off Hawaii
ave-, built in 1912; 6 rms. bath,
rec. room law, cedar closet. wall-to-
nm, refgr.. range. FIR, cement porch,
rear I'd See this fine home now.
RE. 1915. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
Call Sun. 90 daily. II
2e5 BRYANT ST. N.E.-2-story row
brick; 6 rms. and ia baths. New
gas heat, Full bsmt. Owner is
sick. Reduced to S1l450. SWISS
REALTY CO.. DU. 34s2, 10
pretty custom-built.
6-rm.. det brick, lge. liv. rm., fire.
place; heated recr. rm.; oil h.-w.h:
new condition; better e. area; must
be sold because Of an emergency:
excel. terms. NO. 1908; ewes, UN.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHEsDA-out Old Georgetowr

B e E DA Out % Old L. Geosss.own
st. 4 new BRICK Homes under S con- a.
str; l ready soon. 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths; $4,000 On. req. Inspect
first then apply M. KEFFER, HU:
HoLLYWooD PARKMsm all bunsa-
some WIZ" work S But Oh has a aGle W Wefes
system. septic tank Quilt but not
yet IN pse), 36-in. gas range. Z
59 pr fase' Fe!sF M ! S6HasoS 81
SILVER sPRlNG-7-rm, bungalow o 2
bedrms. on Ist A.; 2 on End d.; iiv.
rm; with fireplace, dining rm., equip
PED PEG XII, screened porch; fun bsmt,
GOOD corner location. close to
:, eyes; and Sun, ST.. STA. III
TAKOMA. mr.. Sanitar.-3-unit apt
s45s6 eAl f. Faf B1E fhs' ST. fIls s5 g.
IF YOU KNEW you could AFFORD a
nome rs good as this. you wouldn t
sisse enO sasb day lay S sstsE see WHIT
viii DO h ssS ehS bed s9ss1 tul mG bsmt
nice lot, all conyeniences. c. M.
NIX. ROCkVILLE-Fram semibun-
galow, covered with, Johns Manviile
shingles, located ! block of Shady
Grove I'd. bet. Ri. 24O and %,
kit. 2 pedrms.. bath; second a. is
not I'm. but insulated-would make
bedrms, l rather small Small
auto hot-water- heater for continu-
out hot water; floor is not cemented
House has Venetian blinds. storm
windows, SIN. frt. and side porches.
A little over acre of land. mostly
wooded. Owner will take $500
mortgage. 49,. $4,000. FRED
elick ave- Gaithersburg. Md Tele-
STOP LOOKNG.!-Because you will
have to look long and far to ind a
rambler to match this one in quality,
beauty or setting. Beautiful stone
and brick construction: huge liv.
nm: din. nm. combination, Kitchen
with large dining space. 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths, all on one floor. Fire
place, full basement. built-in ga
rage. Splendid location of Mass. ave.
extended. II you inspect it, you will
not be able to resist 1t at the
price obtainable. Please call Mr.,
Jones. GE 3079. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1, III
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LOT 74x238
BURCH REALTY co.
CAPE COD BRICK
Take Over Wet T.oor

Nice brick bungalow, featuring living
room with fireplace, large kitchen,
dinette. full basement with outside
entrance and expansible attic with
permanent stairway; close to public
with settlement, with S2.1OO cash:
monthly payments, including taxes
and insurance, only SS4, other
terms possible. Call Mr.. Walsh,
MA. 5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152o K ST. NV.
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HYATTSVILLE-S11,85O

2 E2-yr. old, 3-bedrm., asbestos shingls
Cape Cod bungalow. Equipped kit,
tile bath, gas heat full bsmt.,
fenced lot; reasonable cash above
large CT loan. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., WA. $685., UN. 1855,
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Colored-$1,25 Down
HOUSES FOR sAlE-s.w.

COLORED-LOOK AT 3I41a L ST
S.W.-With only $500 down you can
buy this Broom home, all improve
ments; pay like rent. Call today
DI. 650l, DE. S640. AID 1907
AUERBACH a. CO. -17
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
18th ST CORNER

WONDERFUL HOME FOR DOCTOR
This home is of center-hall design
with 25x14 liv. rm.. 1Sx15 din. rm..
and features lovely den. powder
room and large breakfast room on
LIST A.: there are bedrooms den
and :! baths on End A.. 3rd fl. Is
finished and heated, uSeable as
bedrooms or maids quarters; 3
gorgeous cedar closets and large
storage room are real features; INV
oil heat; two large porches; lovely
yard and lear brick garage Home
is in splendid condition throughout
Inspection by appointment only
Sunday and ewes, call WI. 5176
Exclusively with METZLER, Realtor.
DI. 5000. 11O6 Vermont ave. Ill
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SIS. 000 DOWN

LIST of1ering-Here's your opportunity
to buy this semidet. brick in this
most desirable location; 1900 blk.
Rtttenhouse St; priced low. Call
Mr.. Zabrek, ia. Sab. cox a. CO.,
UN. 1925.
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LOT 50X200


LIST A.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. l
bedrm, and bath; 2nd A.. 2 bed
rms. lge. porch; 3 yrs. old: oil heat.
S9.950. $4,000 down. bal SILL
per mo. at 4et,. includes everything.
May take less down.
LOT 74X238
Cheverly-Built in Al; entrance hall,
sx9; very lge. liv. rm. with .nrepl..
sip r.. rp bsd very i an k Sstb and an d NETS
oil heat. S13,5O0: S69.50 per mo.
LOT 100x200
Rambler type with 8 bedrms., Nv.
nm. firepl.. din. nm. kit, bath on
one floor: 2 porches; h.-w.h., oil:
full bsmt; very well handicapped.
$4,000.
BURCH REALTY co.
REALTORS
S505 BALTIC. blvd. College Park, Nd.
Till 8 pm, TO. 633S, TO. 1888;
after 6 pm, WA. 5641, UN. 1891.
SE. 1910. ~
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. IL TO $50
Beautilul all brick with slate roof
and hall upstairs: reception hall,
a bath, living room with fireplace,
dining room, breakfast nook, Sleep
ing porch and ultramodern kitchen
on, nrst floor; basement knotty pine
finished with extra bedroom, rec
lot 60x16O #. Directions: Drive out
Georgia ave. or 18th st. to Piney
Branch I'd, right to our open sign
on left, Mr.. Bell on premises
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152n X ST. NV.
MA. 50O5
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housEs--sALE-MD, tcont. }
Silver SDrinp x12 o5n

3,bedrm., or Q bedrm. and den ALL
brick rambler with full bsmt., in
very desirable subdivision. Call JU.
1,5955 and JU. 7-7o40. EDWIN A.
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EVANSVILLE
MT. RAINIER BUNGALOW
TAKOMA PARK

Only $4,000 cash needed to buy this
with attractive living and dinins
rooms, kitchen, den and powder
rooms and bath, maids room, gas
air-conditioned heat; built in 1941.
This property offers more for the
money at S20.50O To inspect, call
Mr.. Harris. Wo. 1900; evenings.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
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SHANNON & LUCHs co.
DE LUXE RAMBLER.

Beauty. comfort, neighborhood con-
veniences, new 3-bedrm. brick 2-tile
bath home with fireplace, large kit.
with breakfast space, picture win
dow, garbage disposal and exhaust
fan, large fun bsmt.. gas heat, porch,
patio, corner lot facing park.
Schools, trarsp. and shops nearby
and wonderfully priced at S21.950
Immediate possession. See this to-
day. For appointment call SH. SOTO
til 0 pm
MONTGOMERY
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ST. AIMS PARISH
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EI 1853 ENes EN- eSdn
1888 9th ST. NV

Open Sunday, Is
COR. OF 9th AND EMERSON
Lge,. corner brick in new-house con-
ditton, 4 lge. bedrms., lE2 baths,
lgs. liv. rm.. lge. din. rm, den, lge.
mod. kit, beautiful recr, rm.. oil
heat; front and rear porches; beau
tifully Handicapped grounds; house
Is priced below present market
value with reasonable down pay
ment. HENRY SALUS. Est. 1924,
1lo4 Vermont ave. ST. 3344;
ewes AID 5O15 ~
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JAMES S. WILDER

LARGE CORNER LOT
Kensington. Brick Colonial. Three
bedrms., many extras. Reduced to
S15,750. LO. 5-4250. -17
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
to school and bus. One apt: Living
rm., dining rm., bedrms, kitchen
and bath. Other apt: Living rm.,
bedrms., kitchen, bath. Oil h.-wh
Open Sun, Is. 40 Poplar ave,
Takona Park, Md. Call It'll 8. GE.
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HOLMEAD, REALTOR
SILVER SPRING AREA

IACCPUIUIIdI Buys
Almost new 2-story, 3-bedrm. brick
colonial on corner lot. Liv. rm. witt
fireplace, guest-sized din. rm.. equip
Klt;, aluminium storm sash. full bsmt
Buyef can assume ~ loan, with
oSmssh down payment. Price, s14,.
New brick rambler. $4,000; 8 bed.
rooms: in good location.
2-story brick Colonial. close in; ga
rage corner lot. SCI 800.
pansible attic: close in: corner.
BULGE and Bowlby
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''BETHESDA'

BETHESDA"
A suburban home with the George
town appeal. Colonial brick painted
white, on a level wooded lot; liv.
rm.. with fireplace. full din. rm..
equipped kit, screened porch, .
large bedrms.: 2-car garage; lovely
patio inclosed with high cedar picket
fence. Ideal for summer barbeques
sell today. Call NE. ll43 until G
pm. today or Sunday. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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BUY NOW

8 new bungalows, "a mile over D. c.
lipe. Have a large living room.
good-size kitchen fully equipped;
. bedrooms and bath, tile floors,
double sink, easement windows. gas
stores. Only S1O.750, with about
81 900 down. May go CT. They
are really nice. To inspect call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
EXCLUSIVE
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0o4o.
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So .950-GI
Only $500 per mo.

o1ocO ~
Only $500 per mo.
Including taxes and insurance 70
qualified vet. for this lovely 2-bed-
I'M. bungalow in attr. section of
East Pines, Md. Has liv. rm.,
gas &C, heat: on larse Wooded lot lot
Only $3.50 down. Call Mr.. Gordon.
LO. 5-S705, ewes. Sat. and sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. 1NC.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA S0OS ia
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05
AFL Cements Relations With Dutch

Washingon-AFL VcPresident Dan W. Tracy ght), presi
dent Of Brotherhood Electrical Workers. talks
with Berger Of the Central Union Transport Workers Union
of the National Trade Union of The Netherlands during luncheon
given BY AF officials for 3 visiting Dutch trades unonists Next
Mr. Berger is Dewitt president of the Office and clerks
the Catholic Labor Movement The Netherlands and the
readers left W. Orme of the Office and clerks union of the
Christian National Trade Union Of The Netherlands The three
sponded Mr. Trcys welcome behalf of their respective national
trade union
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05
ONLY Two Amendments Have
Been Added Since 1886


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ago MhSn the ,cl,ral soa.',1't
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cIueri Iyd ~ CERTAIN
rtr,fnca,. >.r .,tt..f. d
iin,d ,ra n. ..s. srad ,.r
absolute ana malicnallc r.l.> a.
,he ,i,,yeu, tta lci, ail m5t,af.
..,ln,n,>,r4tt. ard nai,e, :. ~. n.
nattn.n,> Nb,ah II tat.a lse
l.tW making navrr V.> .>.c~t,dNhali
~ The lep,,,tfsfe 4tsrA
however I'm tm> h4- i.a. ...
THROUGH di>ifus, n iltt lei>f.,i..r.
and ihr uafural i,v. III mower IN
nennl, ha,, ,.,r,,.l IS ,h.
>ti,utinps man, nr.yi>5an.
,ntnr, character These ar, ~ iar,
In, laws made d,rcctl, i, ,h,. n,.a,,', A.,
instead oi hv ,he legislature and
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

mode pi constitution makins ind'
cale, that the leei,ldnr, j. ra I,
hc in,ed aih such rNcr IN gen
cral sn,h constitutional statutes. ii
| may - >pcak ut them. were III
tended to prevent the lcpi,laiule
from lcei,lai,ng Otherwise upon tin
subject, covered b ,uth provisions
With the language ii the ahay
quoted eases in mind llc wording
OF Section ! oi Arlielc NNIll. SUI
pra should hc re-cNamincd in IN
effort to ascertain Tho intent oi the
people Section - Arlirlr NNlIi
provides IN part that "l,u, il The
legislature Shall have ~ authority
to increase the number oi hour, con
>iiluling day work beyond thd
herein provided Such phrase i, All
absolute prphihition against til
mower d the legislature 10 increase
beyond cieht hours, The number ii
hour, constituting DAY wer, u
all Industries, oet upatlun, undo
iakines aud cniploNmcnt, cNeept
farming and Stock raising : To hold
that Section ! oi Artielc NM Wt-
not seli-cNccuiing III any manner
would allow individual, and oorpar
atlon> Ia violate the tieh, hour pro.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05
Propaganda Srread
By Canned Editorial
CONTINUED from Page

Continued from Page II
mon pol, on our postal system
hfc should be- some good profits
in that
cite the Record onls a> one cN-
ample 81 >mall-iovn Journal whose
editorial department, has hcen mil
traicd bl George Peck Hundred,
ul other papers turn Ia prnpagan
dist Peck ior help
George Peck furnishes cartoons,
ton We small papers can't afford
IL haNe cartoons made. 50 George
sends n> one and lots OF use print
il. lu,i to dress up the page
The main character i'll George ;
cartoons i, a character called Lefty
-an unsha,cn Commini>t--the type
cNcryhuds hates lcl,v suppnri
everything George Peck and his
sponsors are opposed To.
So it> easy To see that all these
social measures are really just Com
mun,l schemes. Lefty advocated
price controls. and now he's backing
a lot oi President Truman's legisla-
ton MI kinds ri Small-town news
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

papers PRINT LEFTY
.Altcr all. an editorial page loh,
a lot better with wcll-draMn car
toon un IT. \nd What il Peck doc
smear lot ii good people and 4
lot oi good legislation, i, rsing them
up with Lefty +, small town cdi-
tor> aren't supposed 10 know all
about that kind oi >,ufi. anywa,
You've got Ia give George Peck
credit He has freed hundreds oi
small town newspapers ~ the ,horc
ol writing editorials II il didn't
have frightening resemblance IL
the thought-eontrol oi Hitler Ger
MANY. | probably wouldu'r be com
planning
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05
Forum

Connnucd from Page l.
much more probably. and To- ,o.n.
eNirnt certainly, the ill-aimed bul
let, OF the butcher, on the noioriau.
firing line" caused tho, animal,
=, linp AWAY and died unclaimed
Again. Wc have the question con
,crnng the actual number, 81 the
YclluN,tone elk herd arroranie
,c,ilcl - Mr. Nhi,worlh parroiiua
the lam. that the men oli the
rround are the onls people -quail
lied to speak concerning the num
tcr> II the, are - highly dual
ned Mh, have ihes never di,tln,cl I
how and when they made the count.
that the ordinary citizen can iol
loN the pioco.> and check il and
Then come 10 a iair opinion as t.
whether tine men on the ground
did make an accurate count, or lust
made rough guess and icll back
on the claim that they are experts
The foregoing should be enough
e convince ans lair minded person
'l'al the livestock people who are
sowliue iur the elk 10 be >lauei
tered are not only wrong. but know
ihe> are wrong. bul keep on wrii
ing this false propaganda in tn
hope that. like the mud thrown bs
kid, aud some politicians mayhc
,nmc oi il will stick.
Yours verl truly.
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tOllN STANTON
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the fights and looks good remembered
this late winter will be SOou4s hours after the tickets
Charles win have his big Chicago by Christmas
saVold match viii be held York The
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stands 80 After the World win
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somewhere that Physicist demonstrated
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