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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
CHILD CARE ON AIR

Child care and training is the
topic of a new series of 16 radio
programs which will be present
ed over Radio Station WOSU be-
ginning Monday, January 8 at
2:30 p. m. Entitled 'The Inquir-
ing Parent" the program deals
with everyday problems that arise
in almost all family situations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
F. ELKS TO VtSiT

Members ofi the local Elks
ge-,17l8 will take part in i
visitation meeting to, be held ii
Napoleon January 10. The trip
will be made by chartered bus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Nisoh Photo

lage c8und when E1 Bttch was Mayor and acted as
city he2q oicer og eight wears He was Instrumental
In Por4s GnLQns early growth by helping to encourage
SaYefAilndstreS TO locate here.. .a6
BASEBALL and Doe Yingling were Virtually synony-
nous during the early days of his dental practice. 1t
is not generally known by the current generation but
Doc once played professional ball with In and he and
George Elwel are credited with originating basketball
in Port Clinton.
Doc also played a lot of indoor baseball in the old
days. He was the team pitcher and a photo Of the
group still hangs in the Colonial Club trophy
OF championship team of those days John Sorensen
veteran Port Clinton grocer, was also team member.
Youthful memories arc bright with the early davs
of Port Clinton; of lake sailing and hunting, two out
door sports in which he delighted.
The late George True and were very good
friends" Doc recalls we hunted together for "a
years.
One of Docs fondest recollectons is the old Taou-
badom Club group of some 30 mandolin players who
sported full dress suits in public appearances Practice
sessions were held in Does oiee when it was located
in what is now tie National Bank Building.
Dr. Yingling has a lifetime record OF faithfuness
to his alma mater Six of his proegeS graduates Of
the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. The group
included Dr. William Ietenbacher, now in Spokane
Washington; Dr. Fred Lang, now in Woodylle: Dr.
Harry Decker, il Detroit and the late DR. Christ Jen
sen, Dr.. William Lausen and DR.. Edward Gerhard.
The late Or. Al Duff was also protege of Dr. Ying-
ling. He studied ut Western Reserve in Cleveland
however and after practicing only year decided to
forsake the profession to become a lawyer. field in
which he distinguished himself.
In his So years OF practice, Dr. Yingling has cared
for thousands Of patients many of the second and third
generations.
Since Dr. d. H. Habitzel Joined his practice four
years ago Dr.. Ynghng has reduced his office hours to
afternoon only
But he has thought Of retiring
"The people in Port Clinton have been wonderful
to me and have every intention OF spending the rest OF
my days here he said with deep note of sentiment.
Doc has resided with his Curtis T. 81 Seventh St
He has q sister, Mrs Carrie Wilson living in San Fran
cisco and unless emergency conditions prevent making
the trip, plans an carly visit 70 the West Coast
Doc IS one Of those personabe, conqenal fellows
Who heips to make Port Clinton great community His
contribution to it's growth is immeasurable
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
HOME on BURROUGHS

Sailor Eugene Schmardebech,
Norfolk, Virginia. and soldier
James Armbruster- Fort Knox,
Kentucky, enjoyed holiday fuI-
louohS at their homes here.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
ZED L. WILLIAMS and
ZED l.. WILLIAMS, Jr.

AuctlOHeerS ana ApptGlStTS.
Clean, worth while, good con-
dition furniture and house
hold effects, new and used,
from homes, apartments,
stores and other sources. All
going at auction this Tues
day, Sept. 25th.
Sale Conducted at
Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave. NV.
THIS TUES. (SEPT. 25th), 2 PM.
(Public Exhibition Monday and
Tues. Up to Sale Hour)
Mahogany bedrm. suite with
twin beds, new Lawson-style
2-pc. liv. room suites with
divan sofa, good living rm.
chairs, splendid odd sofas in
various styles, wal. secretary
desk, chrome breakfast set,
good grade light walnut
complete be droom suite,
mahog, drop-leaf table, odd
chairs, mahog. lamp and TV
tables, coffee tables, living
rn. tables, odd twin and full
size beds, complete; numer-
Gus other good used effects.
AucTToNEER's PHI: MA. 2b7e
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP MEN tcont.)
ACCOUNTANT. young. for con

ACCOUNTANT, young, for contrac-
tors ofi1ce; salary dependent upon
qualifications; state experience and
references. Box l56-R. Star. -23
CLERK-Newspaper
office; experienced man preferred; g.
day week, vacation, insurance, nos
pitalization. advancement. CO. 1014.
-25
CLERK. young man
22-26. to assist in hkpg. office ne.
sect. Some training and exp. req,
perm. pos. with oppor. for advance
menti salary open Call LA. $3.50.
CLERK-Hish school
graduate with > years training or
experience in bookkeeping or &C
counting; permanent position 5-day
week. D1. 1900, Ext. 215.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcon.. |,

Al BooKKEEPER (m.), S5O-S6o wk
Some. typing helpful.
Messenger, white $3.50 mo,
Stockroom clerk. rad and Tv, SIS wk
Stenographer. young 500 wk,
Expert stenog., under 35 S2S7
Salesman. travel; salary and bonus
See Miss Dodge or Mr.. Ford
lEst. IS yrs.}
BOYD'S SERVICE, 700 18th, Cor. 6
Evening star., 1951-09-23

ACCOUNTANT. SEMI-SR. for open
ing in CPA firm. State education
experience, age and marital status
in own handwriting. Box BIAS.
Star. pa
jr., for perm. position
on staff local C.P.A. firm. Reply. Civ
ing age educ. exper. and marital
status. Box 1875. Star. --23
ACCOUNTANT, 9,f,o TAI Sk al Permanent ,nDo po-
Reply. own handwriting, giving age,
experience, education and marital
status. Box 260-R. Star. pa
JR., to work under
CPA Write In own Handwriting.
stating education. business exper..
pected. 3o1 167-N, Star. Is
Evening star., 1951-09-23

When GnsUertno adperrttsem ents
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
tnctose original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondi pdlue Copies seTpe the pur.
pose and ORIGINALS may get lost
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Al Secretary (Fl Sc nnnI

Al Secretary (F.), So, 600
Embassy. und. 80; interesting.
Seey, vicinity Kennedy and N. H.
ave. -----o---.--. $225
Dept. store secy.. personnel office.
LEGAL SECY.. downtown; sd.
$50 wk
SECY, free to travel SO, 300
Others to $4,000
NEED 200 new applicants DAILY for
exceptional positions. See Miss Lee
or Miss Grant. ST. 1866 (Est, SO
Boyd's, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1951-09-23

AUTO CAR WASHER, WaShm obile
more per wk.; no fioaters or drink
ers; fun time only, begin work at
PoRT P5fnIsh fRAsspokT ssf NJ fstton fNc waEs AiR
ington National Airport. bring your
AUTO CLEANER and polisher for
used-car lot. Must be exper. Good
.STn salary ,rp Tor ,vS1 good man: nan Du.. s3ol,
ored. with Va, drivers license, to
drive pickup and be generally useful
around the place. FALLS CHURCH
MOTORS; 554 Washington st. Iee
ALTO fTy } LuBRiaaT1oN rbj E4aq MAN and 6a1 na1ts
sPURRiER MoToRs. i8ii wilson
blvd, Arlington. Packard dealer.
class, all-around man. Virginia in
Aed1T Spestion S,st station, Liberal guarantse.
1926 N. Washington blvd, Airing
AUTo MECHANICS for motor assem-
bly, and disassembly. Must be exper.;
Sc Steady Tork koh plenty must
AUTO MECEaNiiCi i'n and mn Mechanics sn niSs s
helper (2l Chrysler products exper-
ience preferred. Guaranteed salary,
pleasant working conditions Va
cation and 61a holidays with pay;
chrysier-P Plymouth Dealers, 9s' 4S2i
Hampden lane Bethesda. WI. .sl5.
AUTO MECHANICS t2). 5h-day .wk.,
5000 basis; $50 guarantee; new
shop; all company benefits. De Soto
Plymouth leadership. MASON MO-
TOR CO., 34th and Bennllg rd G.
Contact Mr.. Morris, Ii. 3-9550. -25
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced In
rebuilding transmissions, etc. Steady
employment. Good opport for right
men; BRENNER's AUTO PARTS.
ISa0 IiTU MGntana ST % aye. ne.
excel. working cond. paid holidays
and vacation, time and half for all
over 40 hrs. See Mr.. Bowen, RILL-
HEIMER g. PALMER, 311O Hamilton
st., Hyattsville, Md. -25
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced on
Chrysler products, 50es fiat rate
basis with q $50. 5Ka-day-wk. guar
sa1;nned snfse; steady sbog emp employment well;
Comfortable working conditions;
preferably man living in nearby Va.
For further information call Beck,
CHURCH MOTORS. Dodge Plymouth
Dealers; 554 N; Wash: st, Nee hwy.
AuTo eheranA EcaANiGs Fo OPPORTUNITY pasU tol
two Steady employment, high earn
'ngs for good men: health insurance.
profit-Sharlng plan; completely n od-
ern hop with every type of equip
mept. Chance Tor promotion. Wash. S
oldest and largest Dodge-P plymouth
Phone Mr. Buete. service mgr. DE
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP MEN

CARPENTERS, experienced. with own
tools ECONOMY SIDING AND
ROOFING Co. 2o31 R. ]. ave. ne.
CARPENTERS wanted, experienced
ind right. JOHNS CO. rs
CARPENTERS, for modern custom
house. Report. Monday morning to
1921 Greenyale Id,' Chevy Chase
for large subdivision.
Report Mon. morning. to 1913
Iysnhes r2srEI;s ST.; Wheaton, o.S No no-; "a ;
1dso Mr. Rsodenssg Rosk Tst 972G H ATed irnm p Ray
line out Conn. ave. to Saul rd.; turn
right t. Alfred Ray rd,, right to
CARPENTERs-Men who are inter
ested in Decoming part of their
Siins viii To aoTk ON un new " and e od worE o
State age and expeS Box lass,
CARPENTER. remodeling work: old,
eXper. mechanic desired; must have
oHNsToN ooH sETso5spo1tat10n Tsar 1so7 MozToN st NV
all-around mechanics.
Report to 22nd and Amherst rd.,
LsTiSSsls; I,Ss & Md nI11, Ens 53o Mon ieS morning
under 45; steady work: So per hr,
WOOD PROPERTIES. INC. oW.
CARPENTER-want retired or older
eiper eTDer man to ret and snrs repair ;1
we'll known apt, Elde. Work to last
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY co,
1915 Conn. ave w. -23
CARPENTERS: 1st class. Apply LEE
st.. Hyattsviile Md. Mr.. Stevens OF
phone Rockville 4177. 6 to 8 pm.
CARPENTERS HELPER-Exper. man
needed to fill perm. position in est
firm; an an excel oppor. for ADVANCE
plicant must be clean cut. Apply
G. WEBSTER Il SONS, INC. est
CARPENTERS WANTED, frst-cIas,
dag tTsme wk mee s.. in ,oS OeasiOns Ec orOsrs or
Silver Spring, Md; EASTWOOD sne
Edgewood SITS. JOHNS CoNsT.. Jof
No. 2. Ask for J. W. Hayden. ga
CARPENTERS and cabinetmakers
Steady work on store fixtures. Union
shop. Apply $50 Upshur st. NV
CARPENTERS - Form men; $3.50
CARPEN TERS, Ist-claSs mechanics
for trim work. Report to field ONCE
1880 Hampden lane. Bethesda. Nd.
CARPENTERS, Forestville, Nd; steady
CARPENTER R-BUIIDER, contrac
complete small house. Silver Hill. Nd
61S 9TH ST. NV. MA. 4173.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
ACCOUNTANT

Degree in accounting plus 2-5 yrs.
ferred must have some supervisory
experience. Not. a temporary posi-
tion. Excellent working conditions in
research lab. II interested send
BACKGROUND resume to APPLIED
PHYSICS LAB, JOHNS HOPKINS
u. 1921 Georsia ave. Silver Spring
Md, att. E. M. Lane.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

RENT :, NEW ROYAL portable type
writer; S12 for 8 months. Rental
applies on purchase. CENTRAL.
2019 14th st. NV. HU. 6121.
PLUMBER, reg. D. C. and Md; reli-
able; would like to contact respon-
sible builder to estimate on work.
Reasonable prices. Ii. 4-7373. -23
BEATRICE HAMBLEN has sold the
business trading as the Haywood
Beauty Salon. 2307 Varnum ST., Mt.
Rainier. Nd. effective Aug. 20. 1851.
DREssMAKING and alterations. K1.
S-0121.
NEED HELP WITH YOUR TAXES?
Call FIR. 1888 after $40 pm.
TYPIST, young lady. available to do
tipping at home. Call MRS. MEINER
at DU. 9472.
ACCURATE TYPING WORK done at
home. Box 2s4-T, Star. %"
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. WARREN NJ. GASKINS,
2417 Nichols ave. s.e., Wash. D. c.,
Apt. /. 25S
Evening star., 1951-09-23
FREE HOME
DEMONSTRATION
See the Victor Sew!
The Incompatible
VICTOR

SEWING MACHINE
GUARANTEED FOR LIFE, WITH
UNLIMITED SEWING INSTRUCTION
A purchase that pays for itself
Beautiful console models in wal.
nut, mahogany or blond wood.
Long easy terms ARRANGED Dowr
payp7ent as low as $50. Monthly
payments as low as S264 per week
See Victor'S Patented
PATCHOMATIC!
For free home demonstration. Phone
RE. 1855 any day. any hour. Your
friendly Victor representative will
arrange an appointment at your
SEE THE VICTOR SEW!
o
Evening star., 1951-09-23
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture.
glass china, frames. bric-a-hrac,
etc; Tn; 7:3Q pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTION. Rockville, Md.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
AuctioneerS.
AUCTION SALE OF RESIDENCE
AND BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
BENNING RD. NE, ZONED FIRST
COMMERCIAL.
On Tuesday. September %. 1851. at
2:30 pm, will offer for sale at
auction premises No. 1914 Benning
road ne. being Lot s17, Square
1906. the same being a two-story
and cellar brick dwelling with paved
alley. containing six rooms and
bath and incloSed rear porches, oil
heat, electricity and gas. This prop
erty is suitable for professional or
business purposes and can be con-
verted for mercantile use. Terms
of Sale: Purchase money to be paid
in cash. $3.50 cash deposit required
at sale. Settlement to be made forty
days after date of sale. otherwise de-
poSit shall stand forfeited. Cost of
examination of title, conveyancing
and settlement fee to be paid by
purchaser. Title, subject to. GOV:
enants, to be good of record and
unencumbered. GEORGE C. CERT
MAN, Trustee, 730 18th Street NV
SO Ia II 10 21 % % "a
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP MEN
ALTO MECHANICS

Clean shop. good working conditions,
5l2 days. Salary and bonus. Day
work. Vacation with pay. Apply
LEE PERSHING ESSO
1900 N. Pershing Drive, OW. 77O7
Evening star., 1951-09-23
: ADJUSTOR


Outside collection man for large in
vestiDent company. College back
ground or experience preferred Car
and ca allowance furnished Hos
pital and insurance benefits. Call
MIR. DAILY, ST. 1890. -25
ADJUSTER. auto finance company
young man. 1925; excellent start
ing salary: opp. for advancement
Company car furnished; free hos
pitaliZation and insurance. See MR.
GARNER. Room 434. Standard Oil
Building. ia
ADVERTISING SALESMAN-Ase no
factor, experienced man for the
leading Northern Virginia weekly
newspaper, excel. opportunities. Call
FA. 6091 or FA. 443S.
ANNOUNCERS AND WRITER'S want.
ed by radio stations in Va, N. C.,
Pa Id. Wis, Mich, Tex, Calf,
and in Washington. D. C. Phone DE
$3.50. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTING, INC. 1898 f6tt
st. NV. 80
APPLIANCE MECHANIC, will train II
necessary; permanent; for intelligent
man with mechanical ability. DAU-
BER,S. 2320 18th st. NV. -2S
Evening star., 1951-09-23
ABBEY PERSONNEL
ENGINEERING DIVISION
PARTIAL LISTING
MANY openings. local

MANY openings. local
and out OF town.
CHIEF ENGR. tpref. Ph.D. in cleo
troniesl heavy DEVELOPMENT, exper
PROJECT ENGR. (electronicsJ' deyeI-
epment exper., analogue computers,
Servo mech. radar and sonar, SIS. 500
FIELD ENGRS., degree nee, In cleo
tronlcs or physics 81. 600
DEVELOPMENT ENGR.,
nl-freQuency exper. So. Ron
CHEMICAL ENGRS. OR PHYSICISTS
9deveiopment and production exper.
JR. FIELD ENGRs. {seryice expeT GpeH en-
e. R: e. II exper. in radar and cleo
tronics helpful S6 non
TECH: WRITERS (electronic ensr. or
GLASS BLOWER. tDrecision s1pefi9 s1,eGo
sTRUcTuRAL DETAIL pRArrsSSi3a9N9 81 i399
6ridge detail and fabricating exper.
TOPOGRAPHIC DRAFTsArEN S'iooO 10
EILdE,c:T1RoN1c TECHS. ust class ss;-GG Il,
ELEcTRoN1c TECHS. resespcS 40 b 'soS soS
cARTodRAPHfc CRAFTSMEN o. 4OO
once hours o am. to 8 pm. Mon.
DAY through Friday. After hours
and Saturday by appointment.
agency fee for professional placement
Stlll one of the lowest in country
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Addressing Envelopes
Is Our Business
Quality work most reasonably priced.
Emerson 9495. 25s
DYEING
High-grade, done individually to suit
your taste and your best color. New
charm for your old garments, drapes
and slip covers.
Guaranteed No Shrinkage
SHINE
Removing from your suits and coats.
guaranteed no harm to your
garments.
SUEDE
And leather garments, gloves and
handbags exQuisitely cleaned.
SPOTS
Coffee, nail polish, lipstick. beverages,
paint, perspiration, ink, etc. etc,
removed with or without cleaning.
Consultation service free Of charge.
Bring your problems to:
EXQUISITE
THE DYE WORK SPECIALIST
Drive-In Location:
Cor. Ga. and N H. Aves. NV.
C5E 9777
Evening star., 1951-09-23

sERVICEMAN. to repair
household elec, appliances in the
home. Car furn.. salary or commits
sion r Dowd. DOWD'S ELECTRIC
CO., 44lS Conn. ave. NV. OR. 1900.
ASST. DINING ROOM ana kitchen
supervisor, white; days per week;
must be willing to work in dining
room or pantry If necessary; must
be capable OF handling approx. S
personnel; good working conditions
In small American-plan hotel with
modern equipment; some experience
necessary. Apply in person, 1925
10th st. NV. 23s
APPRENTICE for coin operated
phonoGraphi no exper. necessary,
We will teach yea the business Do
not call. apply in person, HIRSH
COIN MACHINE CORP. 1909 N. j.
ave. NV. Or
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Auto Mechanic

Straight salary.
Pontiac cars.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut
AUTO MECHANIC WANTED. Apply
BRADBURY HEIGHTS MOTOR Co,
470A Narlhe4p BIKE Sc" 10. s.sles'
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT

For public accountants office. Must
have B.C.S degree or equivalent.
Give personal data and state salary
desired. Box 234-T, Star. 23s
Evening star., 1951-09-23
ADJUSTER

Young man over 81, per-
manent position with large
financial organization. Group
insurance. hospitalilat.on and
retirement plan. 40 -hr. week;
car furnished; expenses pad:
train to be a branch manager.
Apply in person,
Consumers Credit Service
1917 r. l. Ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
AUTO MECHANICS

}; excel. working conds. Paid vaca-
tion, monthly bonus. Apply Mr..
INC, Authorized Ford dealers, Rock
vile, Nd. Phone Rockville 21S8.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP MEN
COLLECTOR-DRIVER

High school graduate, between FL and
30 years of age, neat in appearance.
courteous capable of handling the
public Must have clear driving rec
ord and D. c. drivers permit Joh
consists Of making collections on &C
SONNEL Room 500. Open weekdays
S:20-5 and Sat 9-1. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
IA Panna Aua n w
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP MEN
DRIVER-SALESMAN
Drivers and HelnerS

Soft drink route, good hrs and pay.
FRANKS BEVERAGES. JU. S-3Sg2.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

I----1L.IE- .nlIIE w. -lLo1. III. W.. II
FLORIDA HOTEL and club positions.
reglster now. HOLLYWOOD EN-
PLoYMENT,. 406 N. Ocean dr., Hol-
lywood Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Bookkeeper, to $75 Wk.
Cashier. expr. ------ 49, $50 wk
$50 wk
Sashler, meals And S35 wk
Bk. mach. oper. Sos wk. up
Bur. mach. oper.. expr. $50 Wk.
See Miss knight fNA. t,0Ss).
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G ST., Next to CHURCH.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
ALEXANDRIA

'334 Wilson Blvd, Arl. oW. 100
Open Every Eve. to g; Sat. to 1
Evening star., 1951-09-23
AUTO MECHANICS
AUTO MECHANIC

y v 441O11141VIO
Experienced in all phases of truck
heet maintenance Permanent posi-
tion in large local firm. Excellent
earnings; paid vacations and sick
leave and many other worthwhile
Ing qualifications to Box 208-R, Star,
Evening star., 1951-09-23

WIDOW-Will care for convalescent
or elderly person in my home. Box
1927. Star. 23s
EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room,
hoard and care Of o0-no how IN
Evening star., 1951-09-23

AUTO MECHANIC: experienced only.
plenty, of work. top earnings. guar
anteed salary. disqualification. in
Surance. paid vacation See Mr..
Henry Poates. Service Manager
Evening star., 1951-09-23
BELLBOY
DOORMAN

NIOO month. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS HOTEL. 500 Mass.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

DRIVERS-TRAILER
Co.oreC. Must have experience with
tractor-trailer trucks and delivery
experience in D. c., Md and va.
area: Apply at warehouse Office,
HECHINGER CO.. 18th and H sts.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-01-01

l6-Jonuory I. 1851
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-01-01

PUSH, CLICK IT'S ENGAGED Water pres.
sure automatically seals the connection.
A TWIST, A PULL IT'S APART Saves
steps, eliminates latchng and unlatching.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-01-01


souri, river near Alzada.
One very feasible project that
might bear looking into is the irri-
CATION of about 5000 acres in the
Sun river valley from Vaughn to the
smelter at Great Falls. This could
be done at a very reasonable cost If
confined to the river valley.
Costs on very few of these would
reach $50 per acre and would be
substantially less on most of them.
Private Projects
The Individual pumping and stor-
age projects would be largely fl
nanced by the farmers themselves,
at no cost to the government, except
engineering by the soil conservation
service and such PIMA payments as
might be available or by FILA re-
payable loans on reasonable terms.
The other larger projects could
be engineered, constructed and fl
nanced by the state water conserva-
ton board who have long record
of reasonable cost projects. Under
their method of financing, all costs
are 100 percent repayable without
cost to the federal government, I'M
der very liberal terms.
Check Floods
The type of projects l have men
toned would make significant con-
tribution to state conservation.
Being located for most part near
the headwaters of tributary streams,
they would reduce floods on the
main streams and reduce erosion
along their stream beds. This in
turn would greatly reduce sitting of
the large power and other dams be-
low, increase their useful life and
enhance the value of the investment
in them.
Development of these smaller
projects would nearly double the ir-
rigated land in Montana at an easily
repayable cost TO the farmer, and
without cost to the taxpayer. They
would utilize the waters of Montana
in a way that would interfere bu-
little with the normal flow of the
streams that head in the mountains
and upon which most power devel
opment depend.
Flood Irrigation
Another type of irrigation that ha
not received the attention it shoul'
is flood irrigation. This is accom-
plished by diverting flood waters o
the smaller streams, without storage
upon hay meadows at small cos
Results are quite surprising, even i
dry years.
On Punkin creek near Miles City
for instance, in 1885, one of the dry
est years on record in that localit.
flood waters reached the mouth /
times from small dashing rair
somewhere on the watershed, an
could have meant that many irrig;
tons.