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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
Defense Production
PIMA TO HOLD ELECTIONS
BY MAIL IN SEPTEMBER

PLANS TO HOLD elections of
Production and Marketing Admins
tration committeeman during Sep
TENDER were announced by the
state PIMA committee following a
meeting in Bozeman.
This will be several months
earlier than annual elections are
usually held, committeeman say,
and will enable the new committee
men to take over their posts on Oct.
/. In past years, committeeman
have taken office on Jan. but
changes in the administration of the
1858 Agricultural Conservation pro-
gram make an earlier election de-
sirable.
The timetable set by the State
Committee for conduct of the cleo
tons is as follows:
Week of August 1922 County
PIMA committee names nominating
committee in each agricultural COM
munity.
Week of August 25-29- Nominal
ing committees meet and name be-
tween 10 and is candidates for COM
munity committee posts and from
four to six nominees for county
convention delegate. Provision will
be made for write-ins on election
ballots.
September 5-Not later than this
date ballots will be mailed from
County office to all eligible voters
of record.
September 1e-Deadline for mail
ing or returning completed ballots
to County PIMA office.
September Ballots will be
cour1ted on this date
September 20 County conven-
tons to name new County PIMA
committeeman will be held on or
before this date.
October New committee will
meet to organize, including selec-
ton of County secretary and
treasurer.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
STATE WHEAT GOAL SET
AT 5,55o,0o0 ACRES

MONTANA'S WHEAT goal for
the 1858 crop year has been set at
5,550,000 acres, or an expected pro-
duction of some 78,194,00O bushels,
according to r. ]. McKenna, state
agricultural mobilization committee
chairman.
The goal is considerably lower
than the 6,117,0OO acres which were
planted to wheat for harvest this
season in the state. Production,
however, may be slightly more than
the 194650 state average of 74,915,-
600 bushels. The 1852 crop pro-
duction was estimated at 59,329, 900
bushels as of July /.
Nationally, the 1853 wheat acre
age was set at 100000, about 8
percent below that planted for har-
vest this year. Estimated produc-
ton from this acreage is 1000, 0O0,-
600 bushels about 170,000,00O be-
low this years anticipated produc-
ton but enough to insure ample
supplies for foreign and domestic
needs with, according to the secre-
tary of agriculture, some probably
left over to add to reserve stocks.
Goals have also been set for
barley and rye planting in Montana,
McKenna reported. The state goal
for parley is 100000 acres, about
/ 100000 acres more than was planted
this year; the rye goal is 10000
acres, or 1000 acres more than this
years estimated paintings.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15

When you advertise in MONTANA
FARMER-STccKMAN you reach
more than $4,000 farm families.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
Almost About

~ PERCY villa

About this time for the twenty hapDe
tell you why
Percy Boys Club and It's committee gets started on
s fund raising with boxing show Monday
November 24t Our annual al book thu past few months Ia already
shaping and between the two club Thousands Of
should few. anyway dollars
minded leaders: George w. Robshsk
Lon Freeman X ThOrgaad Sidney Fenbcrg Edwin HaIS
Judge Betty w. waShbu Judge Irving Brand and Judge Tom
Bergn are all grand people
purpose raising funds for athletic equipment
and helping thousands Of youngsters from many n"GhbOFhOOd
and Settisment houses throughout the city
following organizations
helped boys year, Olympic
North side Parent Youth Society Unity House Margaret Barry
House. TSmud TorAh g. Minneapolis Youth
Center Perkins Field House. g. Phillips church. Bna Birth East
Community places
with athletic equipment from our fund
On Sunday afternoon November 2STd
sections Of he city invited Thanksgiving
dinner money q buy.
boxing November gath There will be 10 astar
amateur bouts that always tho
could say in only few words that Judge Betty W. washburn
deserves to be sitting the District Court bench could and end
night then and there
However rd add Just few more say
unfang of justice has for her strong following from
people Of all walks Of life
glad a of 8Oth people
there slectnR two persons M their We have
been friendly ali the candidates and all four Of them arc
people They Verne Sally Luther Christie and
Gerald Dillon Nice we could get them all into office
My life long friend Alderman rlwooG Swanson of tn. 18th
ward the and nearly
eight deserves support In his bid for tina Ord District
County Commissioners office
usually Judge my
I'm that Ewood perfect
give tho hand
Senator Nixon has everything might
have done well Warren ITuTs Strike Rich" program he
sim can't that SIS 900 question HmmmmT
Pulse OF NAM
National Assn of Manufactures has formally announced
that the nations health
for any federal program of medical
Everybody feel betterH
NXoNlsM A of the liberal suggested the
other night tho country wants read eaa about Non
dog and about his kitty
NOBODY ASKED MR, BUTt-
With much political papers, papers
write about after November
Milton improve change
plans for Tuesday nights.
Only beautiful girls should turtle neck Hwoatera
Why 20 men don't
have TO pile oveTcoata o their
Bonnie Berger Acooped the local
the other houses for
hottest showing
Mine" Betcho runs for at least five weeks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
NOTICE o. INCORPORATION
THRIFT SPoT TOY COMPANY
OF MINNESOTA

Notice - hereby given that
Thrift spot Toy Company Of Mime
sofa. - incorporated under the laws
~ the state ~ Minnesota. on the
18Th dar % OcfahsT. 1881 The gen
aral nature 81 this business shall hs
goods. wares and merchandise ~
every class and description % chain
stores and department. stores
The registered office % the cor
ngraffnr shall ha 1910 West Lake
street H~unspin County. Mime
sofa The names and addresses Of
lhe turNrrorafors are ss f0l'nws
Helen X schwartz 1878 Queen
Ave y Minneapolis MINI
Lester 7. S0knl 1858 Fremont
Ave -" M.n7eapol's MINI
II Herman. 2S3: JoPpa Ave.
- Louie PaTk MINI
The Names ard adi-sasas - the
fist Roard u rireCtnrs are a. fol-
P-.stdsr, Elliot, = Rovcs ssii
Ottawa Ave ST Louis Park. MINI
Vice Pres Lsruard Royce lt0g
n mon count. Rochester NINA
Secretary a treasure. Arnold A
E0vee, 3ssI NErXas Ave 3 Mime
apoHs Nfrn
This Notice - Efvsz pursuant -
'Ss provisions - sUAfIv'slen III
Section 3 - ne NrnssofA Bust
TWHIFT SOFT TOY COMPANY
oF MINNESOTA
Jonas o S-hwartH
Tfs Attorney
SEA NorthWes'eTn Fedsra' RfHg
Minneapolis T. NfnnsantA
fSp~E~sH,AH oct - 1857
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
Sports
ny JIAnTY GRIFFIN

tOuchdOwns against Washington,
John Garrett kicked the extra
point as the Trainers beat Wash
ingt0n, 1912.
Percy Zachary. at guard for U.
Of MINI. turned In q great game
Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
Oct. Is against Illinois. He re-
covered one Of the Illinois FUN
bles that was listed AZ one Of the
key plays Of MinnesotR's startling
upset Of Illinois 1877. II was the
biggest upset Of the nations foot
ball this season.
On the football front, 81. Paul
gridders had quite q week.
Percy Zachary informs me that
Minnesota hasn't played a aingIe
team this season that hasn't had q
Negro player on the team. A far
more democratic outlook on the
sports front than twenty years
ago.
Local 1872 lost their first league
game this season 10 the East
side A. C. at Highland Park Sta
dunn 80 on Oct. 10. The East
Side A. c. scored in the first per-
Tod and held off the locals for the
three remaining periods. Frank
schine. Gene Goas and John Cot
ton were In the Local 1872 lineup
NJ usual.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

hchurrAy Field on Oct Is.
Dick BlAkiey who 10 being
labeled NJ the greatest half-back
In the history OF 81. Paul High
school football, scored nineteen
points m Marshall shocked Will
son 1919 at Central Stadium on
Oct. 10. Dick scored on long
Jaunts Of 80, % and 80 yards. He
scored an extra point on q pass
play. In previous games BlA<Isy
has run for r. DIS for the follow
ing yNrdage: ~ yards against
Harding. 81 against Central, 70
and 80 against Humboldt.
Jim Walton scored a touch
down A. Central upset Murray 49,
II, and Lee Ballard scored two
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

lies scored every
quarter, with
NJ c NeIL, Neil
. C oTIng one
touchdown and
y m 18th I W o.
Smith and BOs-
ely each scored
one extra point
and Neil scored
two. This game
was played Rt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

said. II shall now illustrate what
I have in mind"
Immediately. ne proceeded to
erase everything from the black
board.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

u0b DUponf ave. no.
This six room house with gas
heat Is in excellent condition. It
has a tile bath. There Is a bust
ness shop and four car garage in
the rear. You may have this
home and business property for
only 81 800 down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

told her niece. what do you mean
third STAGE ?" asked the niece.
Women 40 through three
stages" explained Aunt Hattie.
What are theyH"
'who-will-G-have. who-can-I. get.
and who.will have ?"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
File No. $3.50
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL LANDS

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPIN }
IN PROBATE COURT
IN RE GUARDIANSHIP OF
Grace F.. sheldon. ward.
IT Is ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, II any they
have. before this Court on Monday.
November ard, 1854, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ in the Court House in Mime
apOlis, Minnesota, why license
should not be granted to the Guar
dian OF the above named ward TO
sell certain real estate described In
the petition Of the Guardian. herein
filed. This order shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
. copy thereof mailed 10 each of the
next Of kin OF said ward at least IL
days before the date OF said hear
ing
WITNESS. the HON James q.
KEHOE. Judge Of Probate Court,
this 9rd day % October, 1854
ERNST r LORENZ
Clerk Of Probate Court
Larson. LoevinEer. LIndqulst,
Freeman and Fraser. Attorneys
35S Midland Hk. RldE.
Spokesman. Oct 10. II ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
10 Acre Form

One mile from Minneapolis city
limits. Six room house with gas
heat. Immediate occupancy. Only
$500 down,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

by Lula Reed are: Let's can II
a Day" Mellow Blues" and "Clang,
Clang. Clang.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

WILLIAMS REALTY
700 So. 3rd s.. u. oSos


AObN SuU NW~s S~s
Four Apt. building Five rooms
and bath each. full basement, four
furnaces. four automatic hot water
tanks $4,000 full price, $4,000
down payment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
lIoa Dupont Ave. No.

Six room house. Stucco, garage
and gas heat. 81 1000 down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
ara 1918 Ave. No.
aInn Z aZNh 81.

Five room house with gas heat.
Clean throughout. $4,000 down,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

It's a fact: You have 10 be true
TO your teeth-or they will be
false 10 you.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
GrNn'

The Halle q. Brown Midgets
continue to roll a. they thraShSd
the Baker MidKsts $50. The Hal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

Seven room house with gas heat
and garage. Good condition. $3.50
down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

A memorable period at Howard
was the time q language professor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
New Homes Addition Opened

2 a 3 bedroom ramblers located
between 43rd and 44th on Bird
Ave. So. Now under construction.
Your present home win serve as
the down payment. Exclusive
sales by
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24

You're going through = wo-
mans third stage" Aunt Hattie
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-24
NORTHERN LIGHTS
BOWLING LEAGUE

High, single game, c. Noble,
2IO; DIR. Brady sr. 2OI; r. Jones,
1893: N. Morris, 1876; I. Clark, 1853
8. Shepherd. 149.
High, three games: c. Noble,
575; r. Jones. 632; O. Bailey. 616;
NJ. Morris. 463; I. Clark. sos: Z.
Hiatt, 305.
Woodland Funeral Home, Key
Club, 1894.
State Liquor, Browns Clothing.
$3.50.
Acme Cleaners, CaSsius Bar, 81
80.
Midtown Appliance, Dream
and-KnutGen, 39-4O.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
CnT.nREn

NEAR 18th AND LAWRENCE
Excellent condition. and clean through
out; a detached; 2 bedrms.. liv;
bath on 1st floor: large bedrm.,
2nd floor; full bsmt., 2-car garage;
porch on front; low down payment
considered Mr. Arnold. a..y
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. RE. 2461
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CoLoRED-RIvER TERRACE :.
Clean, modern, 5-rm. brick with full
basement. oil heat. Venetian blinds,
storm windows, front porch. Truly
a lovely home in immaculate cond.
Must be sold Immediately. For q
real value call Mr.. Penland till 10
pm. LU. 2-16l2. ATLAS REALTY
co. go
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

! COLORED-OPEN 1t !
1880 Shepherd st. n.e.--Det. brick:' 8
rms, finished bsmt.. gas heat, porch.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

SPECIAL BARGAIN-See this Jewel
before you buy. No commission.
8 Eastmoor DIR. corner of Pierce dr.;
detached rambler, built by owner;
white asbestos roof, 3 bedrms., de
luxe kit. lge. liv. rn. and din. rm..
lge. rear porch overlooking Coles
vile rd.; beautiful setting. Come
out today to secure this bargain.
Sat. and sun, JU. $3.50. 80
OWNER TRANSFERRED ModernI
5-rm. house, on acres; beautiful
view in Fairland, Md. Priced right
for quick sale. Call Evergreen
4-6351. 30
Evening star., 1952-07-20
BETHESDA
NEW RAMBLERS
S16.250 To $40 50O

smart buyers are responding TO the
value offered in this group of new
brick homes. Some with Easements.
All have 3 bedrooms, tile baths,
complete Kitchens with Westing-
MOUSE EQUIP. including Washing Ma
chine. Situated in the attractive
Alta Vista section near Medical
Center, walking distance to grade
Open Sunday and Daily til Dark.
From Bank of Bethesds,
out Old GEORGETOWN rd., . miles.
left on Beech DR.. a blk. right on
SingIeton DIR: 1a blk, left ON Wal.
don I'd. to homes.
COOLEY BROS.
o",BUILDERS OF BETTER HOMES"
0A' 1fo1 DE. 4444.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
BETHESDA

111AI GEWONJD OEC IION
Recently. completed. 2 lovely
custom custom. designed 6si ramblers;
constructions: 3 twin sized
bedrmS., q 26'S''x14' living
rm.. de luxe elec. kit: wooded
lot; 2-level bsmt. with recr.
area. You will be we'll repaid
to see these houses at 500, ,75O,
Open Sat. and SUM-. / to 6.
Out OLD Georgtown I'd. past
Naval Hospital to Cedar lane,
turn left to Locust, right on
Locust and follow open arrows.
j. Duncan & Co.
DR.. 040O Or GE. 45O5
Evening star., 1952-07-20
IYNDAT.E

OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6
heat; screened front porch, tile bath.
storm windows; partly finished full
bSmt. with lavatory. Tops in econ
omy; near all conveniences. Between
Mimi. and Branch yes. OWNER,
BIG Lyndale ri. Sc
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MD.-7-room and hath
all-brick home. Screened-in Side
porch, stove. automatic washer.
hot-air heat, completely fenced
beautifully handicapped. Located only
II miles from Washington, D. C.
This. home must be seen to be an
preclated; Priced low for quick
sale. S12,600. For information or
appointment, call JAMES W, Shell
TON at Waldorf 1901.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. due to death
IN family-Almost completed f-rm
brick rambler with expansion attic,
with acre of ground. located on
60. Mo. blyd; near Prince Frederick.
SI;oo0: . ., Can 81. 61S5 after $50
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
DIIPI.EX.

For only Sl5.950 we have a corner
mod. brick: 2-apt. bldg. in a most
on each, one is now rented at
$72.50 unfurn.: well financed at
4e6 about $1,000 cash needed. Call
Mr.. Bartlett with ALDRE, INC. LU.
4-O747 ewes. 10. 3-4f4S 30
Evening star., 1952-07-20
COLORED-$75O DIN.

vACANT-oPEN SUN. 2 TO g PM.
The biggest value in town. Brick, 4
rms, 2 baths lone on 1St flr). full
bsmt,, oil h.-w.h., newly redec;.
immediate possession. PACING the
NE. 6675. 20. 3-4744.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

BETHESDA-$2S, 600, SIS, 600 down
Three bedrms., 2 baths 2nd A.;
powder rm. and den. on 1st Il. with
lge. dining rm. and living rm, and
hrepl.; full bsmt.; oil heat; lge,
lot with beautiful shrubs and fruit
trees. 5017 Battery lane. Immed.
possession. Phone OIL. $3.50. 20
Evening star., 1952-07-20
CoLoREp-oPEN 2 TO 6

SNAIL sN cHURcH Or NufRsEHRY
DOCTOR OR TOURIST HOME
delieT-11 lge. rms, ga baths; on
wide ave. nr. Penna. ave. Sc. This
home is very pretty and has many,
many features too numerous to de-
scribe. Don't fail to come in and
seotess sse as in homS seau g89 Sant ag lode sas g.
CAROLINA AVE. Sc Ii. 7-77S2.
ZAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 1887.
COLORED-SMALL DOWN PYMT.
1900 BURKE ST. Sc.
Side hall entrance; 2 beaut. apis.
rec. rm.; porches; 2 baths; deep
shaded rear yard; gas h.-w.h; "
block from transp. Approx. Is yrs.
old: h.w. floors; clean throughout.
Excellent financing. Mr.. Mobley,
FIR. 3631. zAGAMI REALTY, Ii.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOWN
PAYMENT
333 18TH PL. NE.
OPEN 2-6
Near Elliott School. 6 spacious rms.
Ia baths; 3 large porches; rec.
rm.; built-in garage; auto-heat;
good financing: powder rm. in front
Of house. Convenient location. Mr..
Mobley. FIR. 3631. ZAGAAdI REALTY.
Ii. 7-9377,
Evening star., 1952-07-20
COLORED
$3.50 DOWN

BUYS THIS NICE. CLEAN. 2-BEDRM
SEMIDET. BRICK WITH FULL
BSMT.. GAS HEAT. MONTHLY
NOTES APPROX 500, INCL.
TAXES AND INSURANCE. LANG
STON REALTY TR $500
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR sALr-N.w.
COLO D--N.W.

baths. 2 rear porches Il inci.). .
truly mod. kit. with -sarbage dis
pcsal, full bsmt., gas h.-w.h., front
and rear yard, metal gar. This
home you must see to appreciate.
priced to sell with reas; down pymt.
Call Mr.. Montford, with
EILAND BROTHERS, DE. 1885
1880 1lth st. NV. Eves., DE. O0O2
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.s.

lw00DRIDGE--3-bedrm. brick bunga.
low. Gas h.-w,h. Lge. lot. Conv. Il
schools and shopping center. Eas,
terms; ter .;;oMnr. Mr. Britt, sPARKs AGENCY
D'I g995 or Ii. 6-O434. "a
THREE BEDRM. row brick with apt
sace l'~t eond nsnsd T. 1aG1as Ts1ms gns ss
18th place ne, phone DU. 1906. ---2
VIC. se:h Oh AND M 3. I AVE: N;E:-Liv
bath: oil oil h.-w.h. NV john Z. DoNo.
eyes. 20. S-o623. d
NICE Groom brick bungalow. ne. Sec
ton, 15J6 Franklin st. NE; rssas.
HOME on AM AND NvEsrMENr-Nice To-
satSn spts roSs s1nsittna tsseS
bath. refrigerators,. gas ranges, eel
lar; lovely condition throughout;
E; CROSS. Excl. Agt.. s25 r st. ne.
CORNER Esoi PROPERTY, fenced; 4 bed.
den; lovely rec: rm;; gas heat. Ven:
Bendix wash: ON husline. nr. schls ;.
etc; etc; s22;S0o OWNER. Du; s1aS; !,
Ssas srisk issa dss.ehsd; 3D. baths. iSinished
3Ed A., rec. rm; and Law. in bsmt'
7SS EMERSON AZ 81 i NiE;oYsn I csgs t%nsr tSdsy:
ssmidst. ssnH brieE is today. ss i 3 rooms, bath.
dition, Make offer. M. M. NORTH
ERN. pI. SS42, 81. 1889.
strictly white WoodridTe nsign5or- nn'or
seSools: SSoS sRSs has two fali baths. inii
6sn'ii By FLA He'ie .for $1,000 1st trust;
45o9 essha ssa NEEDED Ssll n,kR ~ SMmn5lsgs SMnsg
NE: S0 0cHoIcs ii eye; corner @is 9 aetaeSsS eS All,
bedIms.. 2 baths. garage; porch;
auto heat: Bargsin. Terms: :noHs owners ca,S
o$s0, Wo. 7e4g or oR; s6!5:
6-rm. row brick vacant house. Per-
feet cond. Excel. white rental area;
Fer. For sse BY soS Swnsa market a.
value value. Mr.. Sells. 81. 5i4i or or
eSS ee i1th sT. N.E.-Lovely home with
income: oil ht.; conv. location: reas:
SEE. OWNER. Sat-, SUM-, Mon" .
18Th y AM And DOWNING SITS. N.E.-s1.-
500 down Newly redecorated g.
room brick, gas heat. Vacant. I'm
mediate possession. Splendid terms.
Call Mr.. Allen. LA. 6-6666. or OIL.
1868 ewes. PECK CO. a
$500 OR BEST OFFER DOWN today.
rm. BUNGALOW. nice condition; lge.
fenced lot; equipped auto. washer;
mr.. everything; furnished or unfur-
nished. sol 74th pl.. Carmody Hills.
5000 EADS ST. N.E.-$1, 900 down
Bungalow. rms. bath: hot and
cold water; two. 40-ft. lots. Call
6146. with J. H. GREENE, 715 Fla.
ave. n. List with us and start
packing. -
Evening star., 1952-11-02
T. PAUL MUDD co.

4006 Alabama AVE. Sc.
OPEN TODAY
Beautiful semidet.. brick home in an
outstanding neighborhood. Six spa
cious rooms, tiled bath, full dining
room, stairway to attic, fireplace in
bsmt. Vacant. ready for Immediate
occupancy An excellent buy. Priced
to sell
HMLCREsT REALTY. Ii. 7-4O4O
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR sAlsL.E.
OPEN SUNDAY, L Tob
HILLCREST

HILLCREST
31l0 w ST. Sc.
IA rms. baths. Ideal for 2 families
to buy together. Features too num-
erous to mentions; corner beautifully
landscaped lot 85x115; 2-car brick
det: garage. priced to sell quickly.
Call Mr.. Ackley.
CAMPANELI,A g. CO.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Bio THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcent.I

.,.,,, washington, D. G.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

COLORED-MOD. DET.
Cypress shingled. z rms, tile bath.
Full bsmt.. new Timkin oil-fired fur
mace. storm windows. in excel. cond
cash payment required. Nr. 18th
on Franklin.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 1920
Ewes and Sun, LA. 6-392S.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
T. HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COT.ORED

WOODBRIDGE BRooKLAND AREA
Nr. Monastery. Lovely semidetachec
tapestry brick, arranged in 2 apis.
consisting of rms, includ. 2 com.
plete kit. and 2 baths; heated bsmt
lent to transp. and Lucy Slowe
school. Priced reas. with substan.
tial dn. payment. For appointment
to inspect call Mr.. Curling, with
r. @ DUNNE, HO. O700. Ewes. and
Evening star., 1952-11-02
OPEN "a

Corner Hillside Rd. and 45th Pl.
1155 45th pl. s.e.-New detached
Cape God. on large corner lot; liv.
rm: with fireplace. din. rm., kit, 2
bedrms.. bath flrst floor; stairway to
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SHIPLEY TERRACE
34R1 I3rd ST SE.

Beautiful 2-bedroom brick home II
excellent condition throughout
Fenced rear yard. aluminium screens
and storm windows for entire house
full basement with gas h.-a. heat
Reasonably priced on today
market. Mr.. Musselman. Ii. 6-9556
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23rd st.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334t
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-09-12
Montana Galloway
Breeders Assc.
Organized Here

Montana Galloway b e &c ers
recently were invited to meet at
the Earl Shoop ranch on T W o
Medicine to organize a state asso-
citation. Twenty-one were pres
ent at the afternoon meeting,
date of which was August 80.
Most of them were overnight
guests at the ranch.
Officers were elected and dues
collected. A committee was ap-
pointed to incorporate the asso-
citation, which will work for the
promotion of Galloway cattle, a
breed that has been rapidly gain
ing in popularity the last five
years.
At the present time Montana
boasts nine of the As members in
the American Galloway Breed
ers' Association, with about one
fourth of the registered Gallo
ways located in Montana. 1t
also has two of the largest reg
istered herds, one at Browning
and the other at Richey. One of
the LARGEST commercial herds In
the state is at Springdale.
Montana Galloway breeders
are selling Galloway bulls into
South Dakota. Wyoming. Idaho,
Washington. Oregon. K a n $ a $,
North Dakota, Alberta, Saskatch-
evan and Alaska and are unable
to fill the orders that come from
all parts of the continent want
ing to get rugged Galloway fe-
males for a foundation herd.
Those present at the recent
meeting were W. f. Steffen and
Glen Coutts of Richey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Todd Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Todd Jr. and Miss
Patricia Anderson of Bozeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wallace
+ and daughter, Donna. of High,
river, Alberta; Robert Peters,
Superintendent of Manyberries
Experimental Station, Alberta
and Mrs. Peters and two daugh.
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