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Five Blues for WoverIy Farms
Record for Wurrenton Show

Half-bred 2-year-old colts, hllies or
..Hd;ss seldings hunters virginis Horsemen's
?. springsbury Farms ch. G. Borealis
3 Robert hon,si s .nSr Wood's PIX G. Crest Hill;
esn Bros. cR. s.0 r Glory G = sam. ma-N00' d. Peach
Broodmares suitable to produce race
Mania; l. Brookmeade Farms Katylea
Foals suitable = to become race horses;
e cfs Fs g. Psrs ss RsmeS
Jimminy- -Riskless; 8, Mrs. John A.. Sweet
ser,s Ch. r. by Imp. Cisneros- ALAMEDA; !;
I, 4.r BroSkemeade Farms Br. C. by cOsmic
Three-ysar- olds suitable to become hunt
Mrs Mr. Raymond Barnin's Still There; g.
phsr Gree. 81 us PhssOps Pite's Peak. 'n'S'0
Yearling fllies (racingl: l, Mrs Chris
tGeaSs aass rs Sortb GT c sy raF Fpst
3; F. Roman Roman Matron; 3. Blue
Ing Party; 4, W. s. pawker's ch: F. BY
8, The Howard Stables Ro. r. By Amphi.
Silver Ken Mrs Raymond maasT narbns
NJ. Greer, ir.'s Count To Ten. ' '''''''''
1cdLlihS ColGS OF RelQluES trdClngt :.
!. North Cliff Farms B. c. by Unbreak-
able e-vivacious; 3 North Cliff Farms B. c.
by daris-Noticing: 3, L. L. Sanfords Bit
OF Whiz, Ch. c. by Wait a Bit-Tintagel;
4, Montpelier's Ocean Wide, r. c. by Bat
Observation-Disclosures: 5, Montpelier's Ban
durria. Br. or Or. G. by First Fiddle limp.
Green Fee; 8, the Howard Stables Ch. c.
by Pavot-Imp. Challenger 2nd.
Black Mat Challenge Trophy, best foal
bred by exhibitor whose sire or dam were
also bred by same person: l. Brookmeade
Farms B. r.. by Cosmic Bomb -Katylea !;
2. Brookemeade FARMS B. c. by Jimminy-
Lisht Brocade; 3, springsbury Farms
Special class, .yearling colts, fillies or
geldings most likely to succeed on the
race track, judges supplied with pedi-
grees' /. North Cliff Farms B. F. by
Roman Roman Matron; 2, Brookemeade
Farms Br. r. by Jimminy Moon Magic;
3. Brookemeade Farms Or. F. by Imp.
Mahmoud-Big Meal; 4, Blue Ridge FARMS
Br: r. by Imp. Jacopo- Hunting Party.
Special class, yearling colts, fillies. or
geldings, judged solely on conformation
6; 8. Dr.. A. c. RandoIpi1's CIR. F. 1e4S
by Ginobi-Dictybel: 4, Sterling Clark's
Ch F. 1949 by Imp. Bernborough- Imp.
Hunter division champion; Silver Ken
Reserve: Sallyport.
Racing division champion: Mrs. C. M
Greer's Or. F. by First Fiddle-Transcend-
ing
Reserve: North Cliff Farms 3. C. I'm
breakable-Viyac ciOuS
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Browns Win Suggest
After White Sox Take
First Of Double Bill
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, July The
Browns outdistanced Chicago,
lbs, in the second game of a
twi-night doubleheader tonight
after the White Sox rallied for
"a Us victory in the opener.
The heavy hitting In the second
game included home runs by Gus
Zernial and Eddie Robinson of
Chicago and Owen Friend and
Roy Sievers of the Browns.
zernial led the heavy hitting
with six hits for the night, in
|cluding his 14th homer. Friend
drove in four runs in the second
game, three of them with his
flrst-inning homer.
The doubleheader drew 4,457
paying customers.
The White Sox came from be-
hind in the opener with five runs
on four singles and four walks
in the seventh.
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st. Paul for q $4,000 event and
then the remainder of the sum-
mer tour.
Pros Make Gift.
Chandler might return to his
native state for the Virginia
Open, however, and the pros
who have had difficulty in coax
ing him into the tournament
several times in the past asked
for a spot on the program FRI
day night. At that time Reds
Spiegle of Hampton presented
Chandler with a beautiful
watch from the golf profess
sionals of the state.
The 72-hole, $4,000 State Open
is scheduled July 1923 at Dan
vile, Va, dates that conflict
with the much richer st. Paul
Open. But If Chandler will play
at a later date. the tournament
will be postponed to his con-
venience. The Virginia Open
would be a meaningless title
without Harper in the field,
and the championship is in the
process of being postponed to
fit into his schedule.
Before Chandler Harper day
was over, most of his family was
in the act. His attractive wife
shared in the gifts, their wasn't
a prouder mother in Virginia,
and it was his fathers 10TH
birthday. His dad started him
in the game and to encourage
Chandler when his prize win
nings were small, used to match
his winnings. They say his faith
er baked at matching that
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Totals 35 II "a IL Totals So IL ~ 10
Singled for Judson in 5th
titled out for Aloma in 9th.
Popped out for Pillette in 7th.
Chicago -- 900 221 600 5
st. Louis -----------401 200 31x-11
Runs-carrasaueI, Robinson, Zernial,
Fox, Niarhos, Lenhardt. Kokos, Lollar (2),
Wood, Sievers (2), Friend (2), Stirnweiss,
piliette. Errors.None. Runs batted in
(2). Lollar,. zernial. Stirnweiss CD, Up
ton, Goldsberry, Carrasauel. Two-baSe
hits-Pillette. Niarhos, Lenhardt. Three
base hits-Stirnweiss. Home run-Friend
Sieyers, Robinson, Zernial Sacrifice
Wood. Double plays-StirweisS to Len
hardt; sievers to Lenhardt. Left on bases
Chicago, 4; ST.. Louis, 8. Bases on balls
of Haefner. 3; of Judson. L; off Kret-
low, 2; OF Aloma. 2; OF Starr. |.
by Kretlow, ). Hits-of Haefner, 5 in
, innings (faced one batter in 3rd in
ning); of Judson. 3 in innings; of
Kretiow ? in : INNINGS faced two ba;, :,
innings; off Pilette. in z innings; eff
Starr, in . innings. Winning pitcher
Pillette u-21. Losing pitcher-Haefner
do, Attendance-4,457.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

WARRENTON, Va. July g.
Waverly Farms, owned by Mrs.
Gregory Mcintosh of this place,
hung up a record today by taking
five blue hunter ribbons and the
hunter division championship in
the Virginia Horseman's Associa-
tion's Fifth annual show of breed
ing stock.
Waverly's Silver Ken, a 3-year-
old gray gelding, won the 3-year-
olds in hand, the 3-year-olds un-
der saddle and the hunter division
titles. Kiev's Umper, yearling
colt by Imp. Barred Umerdasaki,
won the open yearling event and
the special class judged on man.
ners and conformation. Tempt
ing Fox. another Waverly gray
topped the thoroughbred 2-year-
olds suitable to become hunters.
Entries from Springsbury Farm
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. George P
Greenhalgh, took the reserve
hunter championship, won the
hunter broodmare event and
placed in the racing division OF
the latter event.
The racing division tricolor
went to Mrs. CHRISTOPHER M
Greey. jr.'s yearling by First
Fiddle -Transcending.
Progeny of Nordlicht, leading
prewar German horse, accounted
for three blues. Among them
was ROLAND Berry's Nordame
leading contender for the Vir-
ginia Horsemen's Association high
score award for 2-year-olds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Haggin Perry's
entries dominated the pony di-
vision.
The summaries:
:. Pony stations: /, Mr.. and Mrs. w
sasSn staDes ssTyys ssyas 11ylssnd 1omss Fox Hollow
Farnley Sunrise; 4. Fox Hollow Stables
Pony mares with foals at foot: l.
ters., ,Jr.,s, Star Dust; 8. Meander Farm,
Small Package; 4, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hag.
gin Perry's Silver Slippers.
y yaTnIss :pizie; e 5. Nh f0ss snd Z mrs s
y. Haggin Psrry's Br: F. out of Meddler
s;;r,nrsa rarniey rr,S,. Fsrm's arms Oh. M. by Farn-s
Hassin Perrys Mischief Ml Mater; saa 9rs :, ROY y
ert Goes Kings Pride; 3, Nancy Lee
CIR. F. by Omar Hazel.
Pony 2 and year olds: 1. Dividend
Pony champion: Dividend.
nv reserve; osea IN Meander Farms CIR. +. 1886
Brood maTes suitable to nrod,c. h,,.
ers: |, Springsbury Farms Salyport; 2
VIM. D. Pawley's Starlight; g. William II
Lipscomb's Redlin: 4. T. F. Furness' clif.
Foais suitable to become hunters: 1
William D. Pawley's Ch. c. by Imp. Nord.
nght-Imp. Starlight II; 2. VI. A. Miller.
Tompkins' Maestro by BY psychic M -pinkney'. PM ley!
Pet; 4. Mrs. N. K Toerge's Irish MicKe,
Finn. Or. c. by Irish Luck Royal Co.
Thoroughbred yearling colts. fllies o,
Gr G. Kives timber: 2. L. [. SANFORD.
e. e. Ysit5ns 1Ht 3 Robert i + = STt
Half-bred yearling colts, fllies or geld.
ch ms BY p M5s stsTar Pratt psn
iel C. Sands B. C. by Sea Marriage
Epsie; B. Peach Bros CIR. r. Glory g
{, Evelyn Tyler Miller's ch. c. BY Imp
Thoroughbred 2-year.old colts. fillies OF
geldings (hunters) Virginia Horsemenl
Association high score awards for 2-year.
olds: J.. Waverly Farms or. g, Tempting
Fox; 2, Shawnee Stud Farms Ch. q. ToI
Over; 3, Martin Vogel, jr.'s B. G. AID
Pupil; 4, Peggy Augustus Ch. f. Caust
Lost; B. Robert Fairburn's CIR. r. Forum,
Told; 8, Meapder Farms 3. q. Man Out
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Women in Co-feuture
Wednesday Mat Bill

June Byers Of Houston, Tex.
will take on Millie Stafford of
Kansas City in co-feature on
Wednesday nights rasslipg card
at Turner's Arena.
In the other co-feature, Ivan
Kamaroff will grapple with Ron
aid Meeker of Shreveport, La.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

decorated with his picture and
signs of welcome Home
Champ" and ending with a
banquet, in which he received
silver service set that made the
lights of the Suburban Country
Club dim by comparison.
Almost everybody there has
known Chandler for all or most
of his 36 years. and it was an
affair from their hearts. The
good people of Portsmouth have
heard of Lloyd Mangrum, they
know Ben Hogan won something
called the National Open, and
that Sam Snead also, is from
Virginia and occasionally plays
pretty fair golf. But Chandler
is their boy.
Harper is pro at the Glens-
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brought more
renown to the
city than any
other resident
in it's 200 years.
They put their
money where
t h ir boasts
W ere Friday
and threw a
p a r ty + o +
Chandler that
! a S t e d six
hours, starting
with a ticker
t a pc parade
through streets
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Wehmeier Leads Reds.
To ST. Win Over Cubs.
BY the Assoeiaied Press

CHICAGO, July g. Herman
Wehmeier scattered nine hits and
led the Reds to a 81 triumph over
the Cubs today. 1t was his seventh
victory.
The Reds routed Johnny
Schmitz in the first inning on
Johnny Wyrostek's double and
three passes. Bill Voiselle checked
that but was routed himself in
the third when Wyrostek, Bobby
Usher and Connie Ryan doubled
and Johnny Pramesa singled.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Robin Roberts Picked
By Shotton as Starter
For Tuesdays Game
BY the Asseeioted Press

{" BROOKLYN, July 8.-Burt
Shotton, manager of the
Dodgers and pilot of the Ma
tional League all-star team,
said today that Robin Rob-
erts, star righthander of the
Phillies, will start against the
American League in the an
nual game Tuesday in Chica-
go.
Roberts has won 10 of his
first 13 decisions.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
District Attorney
Convicts Fans on
Own TV Evidence
By the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK. July 8.-The
prosecutor didn't even have to
leave home to get evidence
against two baseball fans ac-
cused of running onto the
field during last nights New
York Boston game at Yankee
Stadium.
The men were fined $25
each today after Assistant
District Attorney Joseph Tiger
told the court he saw the
epiSode-via televiSion.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Hornsby Lost Repeater

No National League batting
champion has repeated since
Rogers Hornsby won his last of six
straight hitting titles in 1925.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Weieht-Lift Mark Ruised

TRENTON, N. j., July 8 (P.-
Twenty-two-year-old Jack Walsh
of Trenton bettered a world weight
lifting record last night by raising
4,235 pounds on his back.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Race Purses Soar

The purse value of the $40 stake
races run during 1949 exceeded
the total national annual purse
distribution for all years before
1920.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
By MerreII WhittIesey

The folks in Portsmouth, Va,
claim that Chandler Harper,
who 10 days ago won the Ma
tional PGA championship,
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Chandler Appoints Umpires
And Scorers for BIG Game

CINCINNATI, July 8 R.-
Baseball Commissioner Chandler
today named the umpires and the
official scorers for the All-Star
game.
The umpires are Bill MCGOWAN
and Ed Rommel of the American
League, and Ralph Pinelli and
John Conlan of the National
League. John Stevens of the
American, and Doug Robb of the
National were named alternates.
The official scorers will be Ches-
ter l.. Smith of the Pittsburgh
Press, Howard L. Roberts of the
Chicago Daily News, Jim Enright
of the Chicago ald-American
and Irving Vaughan of the Chi
cago Tribune.
Mel Allen and Jim Britt will
handle the radio broadcast. and
the television announcer will be
Jack Brickhouse.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

sparked victors, betting two hom-
ers, two singles, driving in five
runs and scoring four. At Fenway
Park.
1947 - American League won,
2-1, with Pinch-hitter Stan Spence
of Washington singing home the
winning run in the seventh in
ming. At Wrigley Field, Chicago.
1948 American League won,
So. Pitcher Vic RaSchi of the
Yanks won his own game when
he singled with the bases loaded
in the fourth to drive in two runs
and break % tie. At Sports
man Park.
1919 American League won,
Ill, with three-run rally in the
seventh inning. At Ebbetts Field,
Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

Runs-Thompson, Gilbert, Hartsfield
Jethroe CD. Errors-Crandall Koslo
roe, Torgeson (2) Stanky, Rigney. Two
base hit-Torgeson. Home run-Jethroe.
Stolen base-Stanky. Sacrifce-Chipman
Double plays-Hartsfield to Kerr to Tor
New York, 4; Boston. 6. Bases on balls
BY Kolso. 3: by Magile, 1; by chipman,
2. Struck. out-Chipman, 81 Koslo, 3
Hits-Of Kolso, 10 in z innings; of
Maglie, 0 in /. Wild pitch-Koslo. VIM
ming pitcher-Chipman (5-D. Losing
pitcher-Kolso (S-S). Attendance-21, 1855.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

Ryan, Pafko. Error-Stallcup. Runs
batted in-Ryan CD, Usher. Pramesa,
Smalley. Two-base hits-Wyrostek (2l.
Left on bases-Cincinnati q; Chicago, 10
Bases on balls-Of Schmitz, 3: off Klipp-
stein. g off Wehmeier. . Struck out
BY Voiseile, j: by Klippstein, 3; by
Wehmeier 5. Hits-of Schmitz. in u
inning; of Voiselle, in "a innings: off
Klnpstein, z in z innings. Wild pitch
Wehmeier. Winner-Wehmeier (7-9). Loser
-Schmitz $50. 7O9.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
For Women Only
By Polly Edison for L. L. p. E.
NFW SOCIAL SECURITY

Almost every bod, who works Tor
waees will be under social security
when the new law goes into effect
IN January. And nearly all other
workers who want 70 be. Mainly the
groups not covered are farmers
who Tor the most part made no Ell
Tor, TO get in-proiessional persons
such As doctors. who didn't want N.
and various government employees
who have retirement innds 81 their
own.
Oi special interest to Women, tbs
new lawn addition 10 bringing
more people in and raising pa,men'
"a they are more in line with living
oosts-ineludeS the following chang
es.
!. A wife Of any age may &c
benefits il she has dependent child
rem and her husband was a covcre0
worker. Ii She is only 80 when he
husband dies. for Instance. she start
10 receive monthly checks Up
nov. only the children got month";
checks and the wife did noi-unt
She was 05. The change will cr
able more widows 10 keep their ian
lilies together.
A husband MAY receive benefit
at 6s on his wiies social securi'
aecount is he is dependen, N h,
Tor support-ii She IS iully insure
when she ~retires al o5 n when 81
died before that age.
). \ divorced wife. ii She is ca
ine ior the insured workers chill
rem. is entitled 10 benefits in son
instances.
4 a retired worker. his wife
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05

system and not into a saving, ac-
count. No one draws out OF social
security like they would out OF a
bank account. The idea j, Not that
You get back exactly what you pay.
Everyone covered pays in al the
same rate-one and one-hali per
ceni-but payments are made on q
common welfare basis.
\ working vile, ior instance
might never get anything on her
own account. She is entitled tu hers
Iii that is larger. She cannot sc.
benefits on her husbands account
il that is larger. She cannot &c
both. \ worker who leaves scNcra
dependent children gets back nor
than a bachelor would. y worke
who lives To be a hundred probabl
gets back much more than he paiC
r while one who dies at n6 gets yer
little.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05

10. Ii helps You in old age, helps
bury you, helps keep your family to-
cclhcr ii YOU die. help, the destitute.
But it doe, not cover sickness and
disability ii they hi, bciurc the work
cr is o5. \ FULLY insured worker, Tor
instance. can become completely dis
ablcd at IS and have TO wait 20 years
ior his social security.
Labor groups and the HOUSE d
Representatives thought the new
bill should make, it possible Tor I
disabled worker to begin drawinl
social security At any age. But tn
senate did not think so. and TIN
part OF the new bill Was killed.
Some day, without a doubt, tn
country will haze a health in>uranc
program 10 cover such eases. al
health emergencies. In the mean
time. these disabled workers ca
, start getting social security mes
year-if YOU elect enough CangrcSs
men who believe as your own labo
leaders do. Ii would be simple
add such an amendment to the pres
cnt bill, il your CongrcsSman-an
! enough othcrs-wantcd 10 do s.
, Vote Tor the candidates who hclics
RIGHT on such subjects. Do not !
swaycd By propaganda from the il
surancc companies and the Nmcrica
; Medical Association.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
BABY SITTERS AND COOKS

Regularly employed hired help
around the home-be they baby sit
ter. cook or practical nurse-come
under the system il they make $50
during a quarter. and work iull or
part time on p days OF that three
| months period. Housewives, or who
| ever i boss in the family. must pay
one and onc-hali per cent OF their
| hired helps salary into social Sc
curi,A and see that the help pays the
same.
Whoever works ior the housewife
on q regular basis and meets The
above requirements must have a So
cial security number-and the house.
y lie must see that the taxes are paid
No group needs social security more
than domestic help and We can't be
lieye that any housewife will min'
the extra bookkeeping. The 1rcasur.
is going To make the system as SIM
pie Tor her as possible, and socia
security administration workers @
your area will gladly explain II (
| You.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES


IN II COuhl OF lHE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT or me
STATE OF MONTANA. IN AMI fOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
In TIL Matter OF The Estate OF William
Kent. Deceased.
No. 1920
Notice and citation in proceeding for
determination Of claims Of heirship. own
ership and interest IN the estate Of VIII
liam Kent. deceased.
The State OF Montana to Emmett LYONS,
administrator OF the estate of William
Kent. Deceased, and Annie Maude prich-
ard. John Doe, Richard Roe and Jennie
Doe. whose real names are unknown. and
who are therefore mentioned by ile-
tietous. names. and all persons named or
not named. having or claiming ans inter
est in the estate Of william Kent, De-
ceased
Greeting.
You. and each OF you. are hereby noti-
fled that a petition has been filed N the
District Court OF the Second Judicial D.s-
trict of the State OF Montana, IN and
for the County OF SILVER Bow. in The
Matter Of the Estate Of Wllliam Kent.
Deceased. bv Lewis +. Roter4ug and +
r joyce. heretofore hy order of the
| Court. duly made II siyesl. appointed
BIZ the Court as attorneys to represent
ali beirs of the above named deceased
! WHO are IOr-ltt lAfflNa ti Tie -titf VI
Montana. and attorney Tor Annie Maude
prichard, a claimant to heirship. own
ership and interest in said estate. pray
ing that this Court ascertain and declase
the rights Of all persons interested IN tue
estate OF william Kent. Deceased. ard
to whom distribution should b. made
and pursuant to said petition an order
has this day been made by said Court
ordering and lequ:rirs. that all person
interested in said estate OF the deccdsni
above named. appear al the Court Room
Of Department No. One OF tile above en-.
titled Court 1t the Court Hoase Of silver
Bow County, Montana. at Bate. Mon
tana. on Friday. the nth day OF No
vember, 1850. at o 80 O'Clock, A. NJ Of
said day and exhibit TO the above ei-
titled Court their respective claims o
heirship. ownership and interest IL th'
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
SECURITY
IMPROVEMENTS
CONTINUED from Page y

pa,mcnt made To an insured wage
Garner who has no dependents and
survivors will receive the same part
oi the primary as at present. This
means that their benefits will also
he about * per cent higher than at
present. up until 1852. and double the
present levels after that.
The major change, in dependent,
and survivors benefits are
tal \ retired workers wife who is
| under Is can receive benefits ii she
has Il child in her care
% The benefit ior a Dependent
parent ha> been raised to three
quarters OF the primary" benefit
every insuUd worker. Formerly
these payments were made only
when no other member OF the famil,
was entitled Ia survivors benefit
al the time OF the wage Garner
death.
I'd Retired workers, survivors. .
dependent, may now earn $50
mon,h-a, against Sl499 under III
present law without losing thei
benefit privileges.
Another major Improvement
| the provision allowing wal veteran
an arbitrary wage credit OF 81
{ per month Tor all the time spent
; the service. This provision will be
direct benefit 10 thousands OF MOI
c iana Veterans.
The adoption OF the knowlal
amendment in this. legislation wa
in my opinion. uncallcd for and II
II necessary. 1t is also unfortuna
that the provision contained in Il
original House bill Tor permanent
or totally disabled persons was c
pui by the enatc.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
N WAR

Our country does not have an cN-
cess-profits tax. This is dangerous
to all OF us during a VAR period, be-
cause the absence OF such a tax is
an invitation To raise prices and
make a quick profit.
Send to Washington a Congress
that believes i'll taking the profit
out of war on all levels. Not ncccs-
sarily because people get rich on
profits. bu, because too-high profit,
come from too-high prices and too
high prices destroy II economic
system. They undermine social Sc
curity and the wages ior which YOU
or your husband work.
Every time your grocery bill goes
up or YOU have to pay more for bee
| sheets, it reduces the value OF til,
| social security check others are re
| ccivin and which some day yol
will receive. Your dollars buy less
Your social security check mean
less. Remember this at clectio
time