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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-07-01

USE INSECTICIDES only as needed the USDA worms nsec-
cide do harm thon good when ton
sory they may kill beneficial insects oono with the pests
oro enemies OF pests ore often more effective in control
than chemicals which afford only temporary protection AIor
ties say is best chemicals fields need roher
than as O preventive
LACK OF EXPERIENCE under depression conditions plus ho
cash operating costs make for hozordou soon in ogricu
tuo management observers They point out hot SO
80 percent Of we'll boners and ucens
have operated during extended business recession For
20 prices Of form commodities farm londs and form
costs have been going The fest Of real management they
soy during extended period Of price declines They
the fo ot roy Of the older formers who know
how to deal with price declines and declare ot the
operators will need the best Of guidance from their Dore
and lending ogencies
EFFICIENT FARMS capable operators will poy off more Than
as nfotion Flexible operations market knowledge,
odoptobty will keep forming profitable Knowing whot to
produce when to sell and buy will be Increasingly inPortont
Check your form plan in relation to declining prices still high
costs.
CURES ON IMITATION will be reooed. government SPEND
ing encouraged during this election Washington
initiation boonq However observers fear busi
activity oy show weakness or be down by November
with encouragement
DISEASE CONTROL work forms could be Of greotest
octors in increasing livestock profits Pennsylvania Veterinarian
w Logon reports "a percent Of all dairy heifer coe fail TO
eoch naotury because OF disease loss Ten percent OF body
chicks Is percent Of Pou die within So days 40 percent OF
spring pig crops never reoh nore oge Loss enu5es II doi
from rostit ond other diseases much more from nteroi and
eterno parasites Additional millions lost each year from
bruises injuries eots resulting from loading and haul
ing Of livestock to market
TOTAL NEAT supplies moy be a little Iorqe this year
Prospects for increased marketing Of beef cote coes
sheep and ombs though pork supplies will be Montonos
spring pig followed noono trends dropped from 2o2 600
in 1851 to $4,000 this year. UsDA reports place spring
crop percent less than year. indicate upswng fol-
and winter pork prices.
BEEF PRICES could drop behind hog prices for first
yeos Lost year beef cote ood hogs nationwide by
overooe $3.50 cottle numbers increasing while hoo
production has declined this year. Observers believe beef coe
expansion will slow down this year but expect increased Market
ing this year and in 1883 CottIemen should plan
soes off gross figure lower foil prices coe cycle will reoh
its highest peck Ground 1855 and eoe prices sto decin
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-12
Hair Style Show
Big Success

The Hair Style Show sponsor
ed by Progressive Chapter No. 90
OES at the Masonic Temple on
March 81 was a big success.
Preceding the show was an in
teresting program with Mrs. Cor
uelia Glenn as mistress of cere-
mony.
Leading the models was Miss
Rose Ann Bailey styled by Miss
Bernice Young, manager of
Young's Beauty Shop, $3.50 NV
10th st. Mrs. M. L. Hugg styled
a round front side wave and
round curls by Mrs. Millicent
Lyon of Walkers Beauty Salon,
1850 NV 9th ave. Mrs. Dorothy
Smith wore an abbre in the back
for Sunlight Beauty School styled
by Mrs. Addie Dowtin Of Walkers
Beauty Salon. Mrs. Mabel Smith
wore the new look after five pm.
cocktail hairdo styled by Mrs.
Dowtin. Mrs. Dorothy Smith ap-
peared the second time with a
different style by Mrs. Dowtin.
Mrs. Mary Bell Marshall spon-
Sored the show. Serving on the
committee were Mrs. Virginia
Jones, Mrs. Ora Lee Adams, Mrs.
Dora Deshazior, Mrs. Viola Hill,
Mrs. Lillian B. Adams, Mrs. Mat
tie Wilson, Mr.. Jack Smith of
California and Francis Funeral
Home.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-12
New Drug Store In
Washington Heights

The Harlem Drug Store, the
newest establishment of its kind
to locate in Washington Heights
is announcing its grand opening
in this issue of your Miami Times.
Located at the corner of NV 3rd
ave. and 14th ST., the firm carries
complete line of drugs, sun
dries, cosmetics and souvenirs.
Prescriptions filled according to
your doctors orders, with free
pick up and delivery service, are
among the features offered by the
firm.
The attention of the readers Of
the Miami Times is invited to the
advertisement in this issue of the
opening Of the Harlem Drug
Store.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-12
CROWN
SEPIA LADY

ladies in waiting on either side.
Mr.. Charles L. Williams, prin-
cipal of Booker T. Washington
high school was Master of Cere-
monies. He presented the queen
and her, court and Mrs. H. D.
Thompson, basileus of the chap
ter presented first prize to Mrs.
Anton of an liz inch engraved
loving cup; an 11-day all ex-
pense cruise in the Caribbean
Dominican Republic, Trujillo,
Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica.) The second
prize to Mrs. Nancy Collins, a
loving cup and Samsonite lug
gage. Each of the other ladies re-
ceived loving cups engraved.
All who witnessed the "ship
ahoy" ball and the browning de-
clared it the most outstanding
event of the year and of the his
tory of social events of this kind
in the city.
Members of the chapter were
all dressed in gorgeous shades of
blue and white. Sorors visited
from West Palm Beach.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-12
Cancer Institute To
Enroll Members
$to1,75o is GOAL

The Dade County Cancer Insti-
tute has announced the opening of
Its first membership enrolment
with goal of $101, $50.
announcement was made Sat-
urday april So by Leonard A.
Wien, DIR. Homer l.. Pearson and
w, Keith Phillips, membership CO.
chairmen of the campaign.
They said that by action of the
Institutes board of directors
membership is now open to the
public for the first time SO that
all who wish may share in it's
program Of cancer detection,
training and research.
a mailing of some 100000 let
terS will be made throughout the
area during April and members
of the 46-meznber board, aided by
physicians, civic groups and in
tereSted individuals will person.
ally contact hundreds of other
persons.
Wien, institute president, ex-
planned that funds from mem
berShipS are needed to provide
for the anticipated operating de-
ficlt for the coming year.
The diagnosis and training
sections currently are operating
at deficit of $76,750 while the
research department needs an ad-
ditiOnal $25, 600 over and above
existing research grants to carry
on its present search for the basic
mysteries of cancer" Wien said.
''Our deficit in the diagnosis
section is present because Of the
below-cost charges for geological
tests for cancer and because more
than IS per cent of all tests have
been made at no COST" he con-
tinued.
Membership leaders called this
appeal an emergency measure"
to insure operation of the young
but rapidly expanding institute.
They point to the institutes
record of growth to show that the
Volume of tests made eventually
Will lessen the present deficit in
the diagnoStic phase of the work.
During tine first quarter of the
one-year-oid cytoIogy center'S
operation, geological tests for
cancer averaged 800 per month.
Currently, tests are averaging
more than 900 a month.
More than $50 physician-mem-
berS of the Dade County Medical
Association are utilizing the CEN
terHS facilities as an aid in can
GER detection, and new physician
users are being added at the rate
or enc day.
Increased volume OF tests and
renewal Of annual memberships
are expected to insure operation
OF GAe institute in years to come,
without the necessity for special
t0nd raising appeals, institute
leaders said.
The Dade County CytolOgy, one
OF very few such institutions in
the world. is pioneer undertak-
Ing 1t represents a progressive
step la the field of cancer control.
We an Dade County sheuld be
proud to have such a facility so
readily available to uS. 1t repre-
SCENTS one more important addi-
tiO@ TO South F1orida's rapid
growth as a medical and Scie0-
tlx5r CENTER" Wien said
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-04-12

Ship Alloy - the theme.
Beta Tau Zeta chapter of Zeta
Phi Beta sorority, presented its
annual ball, March % in the
beautiful, spacious H a l m
Square Crystal Room. The theme
for the setting was "Ship Alloy"
The ballroom. improvised as a
deck, was lavishly adorned with
palms, minute ship and life pre-
servers, all Of which gave a
beautiful tropical setting.
GROWING OF sEPIA LADY
The special feature of the even
ing was the browning of the Sc
pia Lady. which title was won by
Mrs. Corinne L. Anton. Mrs. An
ton was attractively attired in a
glimmering white evening gown:
the crown was presented by Mrs.
Portia Bannister, Sepia Lady of
l949-50. Mrs. Bannister was at
tired in light lavendar heavily
sequined dress that was quite
stunning. The regal robe of royal
blue velvet with white satin lin
ing was gracefully thrown around
Mrs. Anton and a queens bou-
quet of white roses was presented
her by the retiring Lady"
LADIES IN WAITING
Mrs. Nancy Collins, Miss Betty
Gator and Mrs. Marjorie Adams
were ladies in waiting. Each wore
evening gowns of pastel shades,
and the charm and poise with
which they ambulated about the
ballroom easily made them the
bellies of the ball. The, throne of
blue and white BACKGROUND, with a
regal silver lined chair for the
queen, was graced by each of the
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YOUNG LADY

= .!st::aSE Et'.'S..'H'tt'ysS.!tst "Taise t:y
.sD d y hsEs tssR nsl. p.rsoh f pTs
E5sss.s pl tdtrts"' Nf' joiEs. ,"..ts
s sIsss E '. TIssSM..dss;Rssl "IsF ' f!Ys
lhopplns service Interesting yoiG
ISs x IfS:[, STPivv&.I,ArSssT 1,
fS !pt q wo.lsss.h:g ! ;iiiSl'; paeiEssISf;
IL pSslliSh olfpplha onpetfinllIaI
~ Requirement III position ehs
plssisrt ,Sgtkihg. sghdll l6HG ahRRll
r. s1as. ING. S2HTr4. THHss.''SF
nXpEh. srrNodM ApHEE rfFfsr
married, permanent position N. cot
ltstssgt,s 4 1ss hsishhyfhg9d EEeshll
tht stittodhdihsa, hidaI, week ere
SIT GGtfief. Hqs SEM .ftatt,su.ab.
TfYgg. INK vi qaessYsSlt VIII, y
6sHls sStfyyhhslBHss l7yylR StftfF'9s
ttAsa sfSssseSHRttssi tstt,5lss TGTssltS4yasl
sEGessss,N5 sHlRstgs, tsIIfitse'
ss4aFsI aaeyyt: hSsisS BstsHssg' s ssf
sEBagB.sIgSR9 HVBf5ss IN
MFRF !"YdtEa WOMAN. sslel
AlHAed, baha ValGG "a hAndle bgkS
i''I!:'!.;'E,jji.'''ay';'Ii'Ie;;'s.llIIj
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HsLP DoMESTIe

o@9E;G,H,Wp 81 20 AQl live tnLL pvt,,
S;$fS5: :S' III Wi: :ss d! gl9TSll sI|::;
sSSsy:dH Ea, E!y: In S ~ soR; asss
ssyi TRSunaa GfS Ssls otssr V sua a
C00K:G,HW's coIorHsd, live in,' $50
VII may Ml LIB THURS no suns. R;Y'aI
COOK. housekseper for NV. home,
be thoroughly experienced cook; one
With knowledge, OF Jewish dishes,
None considered without excellent
% Whnnn nfn references; Plssse ScB
GESERAI HoJ ~ wSoSRhy and TH laundry aSE
peat and dependablei bA-day VIZ
G.H.W.. live In; must have recent
local refs; Thurs. and every other
bet bet: 10 and l PM and after z Pm.
Civ, to live in. assist with children
and houSework; no cooking; Va day
Sggs THURS So EM an szS every other ssgHn'i
u; n. SUNDAYS o. af"N s I; ' Week. kES'
GIRL OR WOMAN, settled, to live In;
g.h.w. and cooking; lovely room and
PVT. bath $40 to starti other help.
HOUsEKEEPER. experienced. Good
cook; must live in; no children. no
lbs1uIn,dfy; excellent wages. Call NE.
HOUsEKEEPER for small Alex. fam
iiy; white woman; plain cooking; live
REFINED young woman. as chamber
wffiEEefEssfic ohMa ENSbEABs 7t ts;bl. mao,
white; three other maids employed;
private housei one LADY,. S12b per
month. Answer giving details and
aee Box tim. Star. 26S
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plElEA'fysIRge. tsIsyfRVa i,5sSetA
PLAEFE]HBHAHB
PRESS ROOM VALuEa

'i3I a!I!!IE i,'' 'IE|E.''RIiyE..'E!E$El'
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TEHEvIsIoN
Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost

AS&HW W&A9tVRHAp Npsb
4 special deal on any nv w sell,
All popular makes In factory cartons,
No trick ads. TOP Hads-ln allowed.
CASH OR TERMS
OPEN EYES I'll o. SAT, $50
BLANC R RHEoE1sSa ss y%HiEI We I'VE. NV.
TIRES g! BFsRd nsE, white d siasee-
C csIl a. nsns sr4ss shsn' SAFETY 7e9sSst''
eosysaa aSs.Sx.s gr Fl Sw.pI an9
ARSo HIS v 46 SS'n ssiS
st. NV. m. 0lS8.
iop tssoaiO.o f bsIsvi.W 81" oG gS
'H Ill., 9's.s iai: f S's '''ss fs3S
TYPEwRITERs. Corona portable,
PIX CITY TRADING co., S92s
TYPEWRlTERs. al makes. sales,
rentals. repairs: Terms: Our And
yehT, AMEh4ChN TxfEWHIHEft
Co. 1881 q, Capitol st., Ii. 3.O0S2.
S:30-6:30 incl. Saturday.
TYPEWRITER. Corona. port. beauti-
tul cond.; sacrifice only $32 80 or
WASHER, Bendix, new; also Thor.
yr. old, perfect cond. oW. 1891.
w,A VAT; HEATERS HEATER s.,,.;$l SO gsgi SSs.,E,,
CENTER. 1909 LIST st. Sc. ST. 600.
YOUTH BED. S35.. and Kroll crib.
500; both wAxed birch with Kant
We, fn nat ssHs In excellent congdi'
OSSEISS s|SS! idf ~: 4, sssss sSAs
sfSSGahkRe Eng sfaEiNST W. 4ASTshrNE-R..
iSt balance die. sfNdER sEWfNd
ISsIaiAsM, Nd Ybrfirss '4l r,o,stSS.-
three Thor Atit0fhasicsh ,4Di Three
Behdix AtitoifiAtlcs, Dgo Many
Entire stuck from, our b. b. store
VII be sold Ht ssktfh special ptlgesr
stSiSiyssaES' y? W. V&!ijSsse W.
TSl ss3a S:"| t VIII ! ss'AIHR:;; !as,1 u.s.
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APARTMINTS VVRNlSNID

lis OAtk4,. bT, hh,.I,N, ,Tepml
ElSSG'Yb BdiP' sRBlSVsd T3Rbiss tY
No. HbL,Ei,sAV,liul, a teens .Ffeasp.
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BRICK BRICK


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week MondaE ,thrGAGh III, good
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hoilssESSRjngi ,sSEsritnssdi city w.
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HeaAFRls
ssV. Fqes FlaaHFsHt stB ana MslHs

sEs,F9ss restaurant S'A ara MAINS
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iss sRlSss RRssssssesssssIIty sSs ts|lSlpSSssss
Ii BpnlV SELF RTs necessary Gall NA
$3.50 between / and ! or . ~ b
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QAHAOEB

UTILITY BLDdsu HOUSES
BERRE PRoP FINS, M
SSSi Lee Hwy, Ari, IA. $4,000
1Spf,SS%s. IijsS'SssE::,.Iss..,.E... d' n.
&st1 IN! S1S31sitEsS'FtS gu .,,1FsyIfa5it?
All. s ~ ISstB YSfssE' Es' l3S9
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ROOMS FURNISHED-s.R..S.W

ROOM. suitable for 2 men; next to
path; picely furn.; $50 each per mo-
HILL, opposite House Of.
nee Bldg attractively, furnished
single. Ii. S.2913. %
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AUTHORIZATIONS

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TELEPHONE
FELIEFHSssIFE - ssOIIES6IGTIQRRs aTy;f;;asj
TYPIST

with clerical experience for unusual
opportunity in subscription depart
ment Of national publication. To-
cation Georgetowni 6-day. .40-hour
week; paid vacations: free hospital i
Xancefnanf. co fli1
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MIlelL, VeR SALI (esN,,D

RNpA-G0VT, SURPLUS
sREJ,V9sPh RM.dSIlh &RIk tpFlRE ,Rse
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soYlloHA. HsAsssEs1o fe'o Akod sHIoE
BRICK BRICK
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MI n ENaE CO. SsiEHpB III! 1884,, ASs
BRICKS
Good aE Hsia ARFl %SfssuckAiRNEo 9sSosn''''
MI. 6l77, -2S
BUILDING MATERIAL
We have special prices on oil kinds
q used building material, such al
framing lumber, sheathing, flooring
and doors. Also all kinds Of misc,
doWs.
General Wrecking Co.
BRENTWOOD Rp; r., AMP SF1,w ST. NE.
BUILDING MATERIALs-oak fioor-
LUMBER s ga; 1900 New York ave.
BUTTER CREAMs-sell to raise your
W WGr'sy se1tS Sr your favorits project
$sS;to United TYPEWRITER s a..
SIS 18th st. NV.
' s44 I HHa'i15' 3d. s sSsass i.s's *
CHANDELIER, beautiful. B-branch,
washing machine. or. S829. "'''
CLARINET, 3 fiat, ebony buffet; per-
feet condition; Va price. CHI. 1904.
CoRNSET, Holton. GOOD cond. OH.
DAvENP0RT-park brown, Including
DERuMiblFiER, nearly new. Nit.
thell. DalevieW g0gS. -Y6
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MIGeILLANE0Vl ron IALV

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VkSSSIs!aF',Sp tVLRHSaFE VlBs
TAI5s CO., MF WAYNE I've. ~
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ARIl, IuRAllMIA leanl,l

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csRtEsI AVE-, Ss, HI sGsS' wwsS
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trAns'' refs and eli utils' SIS SE.
Mr. r., , Gt I sleeping rR. It,.
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Ssa a "; and and . slSss OF L # S 1@,
Stiis,; Q 0s Eisis. cali s sha E"' p. q.
r Al.c PARK, TIA. Willow s ave.
sssn 'ASssa' nl ssii; z MIN c Sss9:
rmy foyer. hit. -dinette. bath, utiis'
incl: no small children. pets, drink.
Ing parties; Sl10 mo. Ju. 7-s2Sl.
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sS 81 Nf tSE E lssslEff al: ssGER. g.. pis:iSS
sasR R &c. i iH; T eoS SSIo,nf e.
5 MIN. PENrAaoN-rempoaTSsr,
apis, or hotel rms for transient
fsrkss low 5S@ Sa,. Olds aa5 TsS
GEORGETOWN, ga bedrns, iiv. fin.,
Kitchen and bath. near bus stop.
Gail weekdays Ho. 9484. --2b
MEN ONL1--Z DeufOOms fufn pfts
yaatea entr'; entirely private. On.
NEAR BOILING FlElp--Moderp0 /.
PsdEEtT 1;. apt PIN, ccEm n. iatnishsd
rttEVanI, sTpsSb02 mo 10. 2, aisseI5. So
' sltls. RBB a4421F,i i sun. siftf IT
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