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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-24
Skipper Sims, Vim. StrGchan
Thank Key WeSters For Xmas
TO MOVE INTO
FINISHED HOUSE
FOR CHRISTMAS
TURKEY DINNER
BY SUSAN McAVoY

Thanksgiving was the grimmest
holiday the William Strachan fami.
ly can remember.
Just one month ago the Strachan
house on Whitehead Street burned
to the ground taking in its flames,
clothing, furniture, pots, pans, re-
frigerator, washing machine, 500
in chash, and the Thanksgiving
turkey.
Strachan, Navy yard janitor
and his three children and wife
were stripped in that one fire of
everything but the clothes they
had on.
The Citizen told of his plight
in a few stories. Key Westers did
the rest. They poured in more
clothes than the family could ever
want. They carried furniture, and
pots and pans and everything the
stricken family could need to his
mothers house on Center Street.
The big problem still remained
a place to live. Strachan had a
skeletal house that he had lacked
money and time to complete since
he acquired it. His hope was he
told us to be able to finish that
house if he could find money,
material, and labor to help.
"a real Good Samaritan showed
up" Strachan told me today. "He
is white man, skilled carpen-
ter from Virginia Beach. He has
worked with me every minute he
could since the fire to rebuild my
house. Tonight my family moves
into the house at 619 Thomas
Street"
Material and money for the fin
iShing of the house came from
a lady who employs Strachan at
her garden, and from others.
They made it possible for him and
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-24
POLIO VICTIM SENDS
GREETINGS BY AIR

ATLANTA R-Airwaves tonight
viii carry the Christmas greetings
of a 22-year-old polio victim who
was too i'll to write cards to her
friends in Kentucky this year.
Doris Whitaker will tape record
her holiday messages and amateur
radio operators have volunteered
to transmit them by ham network
to her hometown, Somerset. Ky.
There they'll be picked up by Ivan
Kelley's station W4TUT, where her
friends viii be gathered.
They'll return her greetings. via
radio, and their voices viii be re-
layed to her by phone.
Miss Whitaker came here last
summer to find job. A week
later she became i'll and has been
in Grady Hospital since.
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Until 1884, such beasts as lions
and leopards were kept in a royal
menag gerie in the Tower of London
1t is believed that the Tower of
London is moving away from the
River Thames at the rate of about
/ inches every 80 years.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-24

~x~ 3
Evening star., 1952-02-27
CoIonioIs Soar to Fifth Place
In Qualifying for Tournament

ton at Raleigh, N. c., March
9, 7, 8.
With the possible exception Of
Furman, George Washington will
have the youngest team In the
tournament In point Of expert.
ence The Colonials' only senior
ID the captain, Bill ooglin, but he
Ii about the No. Z man on the
squad.
The only Junior who starts ID
Tex Bilyerinan, although another
junior, Bob Edenbauffi, gave the
Colonials 0 big llft last night when
his 10 points In the second half
sparked oW 10 o Bb.polnt hall.
Ken HersohAeld ID O Junior, but
no did not become eligible until
The second half OF The season,
George Washington played one
OF The toughest schedules In the
conference, and still ID the only
t9ee GOLONtAEB, PAGE Gs9,)
Evening star., 1952-02-27
BY MerreII WhittIesey

George Washington has qualified
for the Southern Conference
tournament for the seventh time
in the eight years the Coloniala
have been eligible, despite the fact
that for more than half the season
Its top FIVE players included only
one more than o sophomore.
Coach Bill Reinhart's club not
only ciinehed q berth with last
nights 00.e2 triumph over Wash.
tngton and Lee at tjiine's, but
jumped 10 f1fth In the standings,
past Maryland and frurmafi,
with only Fridays game with
Maryland 10 30, The coloniais
have On iis0 standing IN the con-
ference, and II they beat the Terpa
hnd Clemson loses 10 South Care
Ina later this week, dW could
Vie the Tigers for q seeded posi-
Evening star., 1952-02-27
bY Rod Thomas

II was o dull evening nj the
Bronx Central bowling alley, where
some OF the finest kegleFR In the
New York area usually could be
found, on this night, N years
ago, the only star on hand was
Bert pammann, q conspicuous
young man for two reasons. lie
was q brilliant tenpin bowler and
on unusual physical specimen.
pammann stood . feet M and
weighed 2a0 pounds, tle was 10
become, on his 9Dth birthday,
the subject OF n Robert Ripley
cartoon, by rolling 100 games In
IL hours and % minutes, during
which time he never left hia feet,
To-day, nj 10, Dammann has been
n resident Of Arlington for Ave
years, without II being generally
known that the Capital area hArs
bored one Of The most eOi0rful
tehpin bowierS In the gAthe'b hlBs
tory
Three OhAllehnea,
on thai evening NJ the BF0hx
Central, II 1905 DAihitiAiif'b de-
sire tor "hetl0hD Was nRAtlhed by
q man named Rudolph, 4 brOtheR
Oi t1lek Rudolph Oh later B0St0h
Braves pitching fAIiiel who pFeu
I|0bedi
''FatsOr III BET Veu and the
I'VE fellows Win b0u thAt The
three OF you ean't net 900 pins
IN one Halhel"
HAmmRnn accepted the WAgeYI
His companions t0taled A little
ever beel They were a Head
but not too much for the human
barrel he almost eaualed thelP
jelnt keePe=Wlth 4 perfect ager
II IA the dream 9i Almest
every tenpln bowler 10 roll a
900 zane Many ef the best IN
We SPORT have never accomplished
EOF pammAaR, tho enc hs shot
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Perfect Tenpin Game Dream? Here's a Man With VI
Ito healtated,

10 heAltRted,
"TheFs were 40 mAny-g guess
tho one with q fellow named
Aviator Redling, back In lO9s,
They called him Aviator because
sometimes he'd lose his tamper
ana blow sky-high. hut no was
o hard man TO beat.
paul berlenbach-the boxer
backed me for e20O In Q iO.garae
match with Redling. rolled IN two
blocks. Az the end OF The first
! was 800 behind, and was shoots
inR good tenplng.
"Thinga looked pretty bad for
me, but was still confident of
winning In the end. T'hero was
talk that I'd never pick M, even
200 pins IN the second block, lei
alone win. RedllnH thought that
way 100, ana offered % bet AiOO
! wouldn't pick up 400 sticks. /
took The bet.
VHuHnU MIN III tIlH seventh
HAiiie and won The match bv II
pins, MY Average for the 40
games was n4b."
But the old gentleman seemed
|t1f1tlief 0f On achievement shared
Win flB son, fiaFi0W, d Federal
|eIhpi0ke FOR 10 years, now IN th9
Navy BepaFtMefltl IN a t0uPFlaE
|l1eHt doubles same, ffaFI6W Nh0t
|sa4 end hlS dadr gSel for d score
Fhe older RammaFR retired Ave
years ag0 "a foreman Of tho DAeks
na ana ShlpplnH department. Of
Ehe 6e0PHe F0Fgfeldt Corn, In New
feFky a wholesale h0aSe with
Whleh ned served 4b years hwlths
out ever l0sing R day from work, p
The Bammannls home "A nj ell4.
FWentEsslEth street. NJ, AFltnaten,
Az 7s, paInmann "A hale ana
|stFaHa, We remarked this,
ives" no said with . lauah,
Gee pAAgAlANN, PAgs e.s5
Evening star., 1952-02-27
AL and Loyo|a Decide
Lead in Conference
In Tonight's Game

The main basketball rivalry In
the Mason. Dixon Conference
American University VI. Loyola Of
Baltimore-will be renewed for the
S1st time tonight at American u.
OF Gas with more at stake than
just breaking the i5.all deadlock
In the series.
The host Eagles and the Grey.
hounds will be playing for the
regular.season title In the COM
ference and the top.seeded posi-.
ton In the tournament 10 be held
March 0.7.0 In Baltimore. Amer
loan U, has o 1871 standing In
the conference and Leyela, io.i,
BlSewhere tenight, Maryland
takes lts bid for q berth In next
weeks Southern Conference tour.
(Bee BABISETBALL, PAGE c.9)
Evening star., 1952-02-27
.Grifi Likes Campos,
But Mats Don't Need
Left.Handed Hitters
BY Burton Hawkins
Siar Staff Core spondsns

ORLANDO, Fla. Feb. 27.-"In
all my years Of Watching rockies
break In against major league
pitching I've never seen one as
impressive 90 Frank Campos."
Clark orifith, who has been
part Of the major league scene for
more than half O century, thus
appraises his 20.year.old Cuban
outfelder. who must prove somes
what OF q super sensation 10 crab
q regular lob with q low second.
division team, wr
eampos' weak point IA that he's
0 leftshand hitter on q club Whieh
seemingly can't afford another
one The Mats are loaded In that
respect, with IPV NeFen, dii CeAn,
Pete hunneiA and Mickey Vernen
oil LEFT handed regulars,
Working for PavtstIma JOB,
"LeftshAnd pitehlnR would Hluys
DOR w with five leftshAnd hitterH
IN the lineup" Bueky Harris feels,
From the outset campoH would
appear 10 be Atruagllng only for
. pArtstllne position, aiming 10 a.
ternate In right field with sam
'Mele depending on the opposing
But eAmpos, BY approaching
the form no showed LATE Last seas
son. would Wlb 4 regular lob,
employed IN elhht aafiieS before
10 fractured hls Flaht hand In 4
IAll afteP bouncing on dpiflth
Staaltllfl's FlGhtheld fence, Frank
batted 40, There wasn't 4 eheajD
no IN the crop thai compiled
thai AVERAGE
"iie was locking At some OF the
leagues best piteheFS," 6PlfAth
salg, nand he never swung at q
pad plteh, Rockies "a q rule ore
ever anxious, too eager 10 make
5000, ana Will swing at Bitches
gatslde the strike EeneI Net
eampes, HE waited and picked
OUT the pitch he wanted,
10 Everything ON the Nose,
y meyer saw anything line II,
everything he hlt was rleht on
the nose, Even when they get
lsee MATS, Page e.a,)
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Williams viii Join
Club for Troinino
Before Marine Duty
bv The AMe6lalSd bI1It

MIAMI, Fiau Feb aT,=Fed VIII
llaFns said to-day he W0uid jeiR the
B6st6R Red b6k Saturday for
spring training at Sarasota Fiau
aitheHGh he IA scheduled 10 res
port 20 the Marines for active
duty Two months LATER
X want 20 get Into eeed
physical eenditien," !" said Williams,
who has been spending the winter
fishing In the Flerlda Kevs, nse
I'm planning 70 40 through spring
training with the teAm,U
WI llaIas, a Marine hVeP In
W0rld War II, will take hls
physical examination In Jaeksens
yllle ApFA : and report for duty
May 4,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Tech Plays Blair,
CIV Meets WI
In Star Tourney
Crack Teens 10 Open
Event Menday, -Four
Other Elves Pairsd
Dv BIIaH Dell, jb

Uhdefeated feehI seeded NO. Il
faces Mohte0fAefy BlaiF and
deerge washington, thirdsseeaed,
meets WashlhetohHhee newt Mens
.aav nlsht 70 eBen Phe staF Metfes
pelham Hlgh 6eheel Basketball
FeHFnament IN Rltehie coliseum
at the University Of MARYLAND,
FalFlRGs we're drawn Yesterday
TUESDAY nlght another tap, RtH
tERGti9n a aHePRd WIFI b. H9hH'a
PLAYING RlRdenshHFg and H99se7
Velt taking an Rtr Anth9nV'sr
Phe tournament eemmlttee de-
eided seedlings and palFlngs IN q
lengthV session at the FgHeha9WR
Club, Representatives at the hlgh
seh99l athletic systems In the area
who make Hp the eammlttee were
unanimous In awarding Tech, I'm.
terhlgh champion and winner OF
30 straight games over q tW9-yeaF
span, the No, ! spot, However,
the others are SO evenly matched
that the group had difiicllty In
deciding the other seedlings,
st. Johns Seeded No, 3.
Finally, st, Johns, q half-game
In front Of st. Anthony's In the
Catholic League title race, was
seeded No. 2; Roosevelt. the In.
terhigh runnerup, and st. An.
thongs were placed In the fourth
and fifth spots, respectively, and
Washington-Lee, tied with George
Washington for the Northern Vir.
ginia League lead, was given the
sixth seeding.
Bladensburg, the Prince Georges
County Class A champion, was
paired against st. Johns, and
Blair. Montgomery County titlist,
was selected as Techs opening.
round opponent to round out the
draw.
Bladensburg was conditionally
placed, since II still faces q bar.
rier before qualifying for the tour.
i1amert. The Blades must play
Oxo1 Hill, the Glass D champion,
for the county title tomorrow
night. The winner will enter the
tourney % 81. Johns opponent
Tuesday.
Pairlngs had 10 be made yesters
day, although the Catholic
League and the Northern VIZ
glfila League have not determined
their champions, Season records
including oil eaInes and strength
(see STAR TOURNEY. Pags e.9j
Evening star., 1952-02-27

see BAsKETBAL Paae es) tsee STAR TOURNEY Page e91
Evening star., 1952-02-27

the Mats Training camp At OflAhd6i And f6f
that matter, Sherry H0betts6tis maine had
beet itiehtl6hed=AgAlh==it connection With 4
possible tfade With cleveland
when DID you ffst HEAR you might be
traded 10 The YAhkeeSS" Robertson ASKED tls
teahithateI
'iA Nashville" keret feplledl 1DFlVlhg
bast ffefi GalllerhiA stepped IN Nashville
Tor the hIRht fhe fiekt ffl6fnlha beHght 4
newspaper NJ Fead NJ breakfast and saW the
steFvI All 81 4 sudden | WasH't hHhGFv Fee
ekelteaI ! gHess0
" aeHt blRHle VeR," Sherry said
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Santa Anita Win
Likely 10 Earn
Handicap Berth
Bsd O. Roses, Intent
And Phil D. Rsmain
Dig ThFsatS In Race
" lhI AN0lIeIga pJlll

AReAbiA, eailill Feb sF,zFhe
hAtfe OIL Miehel Wh6 6fiee lit)beb
the HllHbty 6ltAtlotlI Wab added b}s
|dat t6 tBe FHll M btHbAble fHllE
|Hffs in nie Afb0J6O6 Santa AhIta
Hahaieap batHfdAyl
Mlehe apBAFeRtV qualified leF
the, mile hha 4 HH6FteP eLAAkIA
wlth 4. el0se bHt WeIlleRFnea win
W the Ieatlite race NJ banta AhltR
EestePaaEr we nHsea 9Ht GPeek
HAnheF Rt \ mile NJ lBAHbr
ReEae upset eEEaEleR 90 Santa
AnltAr New that MlRhe has
emeFgeg fFem \ SLUMP, biz eWHeF,
MFsr b9hn r. haamsr probably will
Eake 4 ehanee With him IN the
''i5l'l1Vs' II twa 'prler lssa starts, Niche
finished flfth and eighth, Last
year he started N times and won
onee-last October ~ at Relment,
He came from 18th and Wca by Q
neck over Bryan Gu also one of
the likely starters In the Santa
Anita Handicap, and War King
at q mile In 1882, Niche also
was second four times and third
five times last year. His total
winnings were $2l,850,
Hill Prince, of course, remains
the big name in the Handicap
field, with Bed o. Roses, Intent,
Phil D, and possibly Next Move
regarded as genuine threats.
Phil D. took his final serious
workout yesterday. Winner of the
recent San Antonio Handicap, the
bargain basement colt, owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Martin, went
q mile In l.409S breezing.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt's mare
Bed o. Roses, Is o cinch to start.
but Trainer Bill Winfrey has not
decided whether the other mare,
Next Move, will 40.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Field OF 20 Horses Possible
For Hioleoh's FIominoo

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. AZ (R.-A
field Of 40 5.year.olds was con.
sidered possible today for Hialeah
Parks $4,000 FianhinEo Stakes,
10 be run at O mile and O furionE
Saturday.
Heading The record feld for The
richest purse In the history OF
this major winter prep In Florida
for the Kentucky Derby Ia A, W,
Abbotts blue Man, d eeit with two
eresses OF the famous Man o. War
blood,
The bay son OF Blue Swords has
never won O stake race, but no
made GOOD tries In tho 1851 Ards
ley ana 0 dlVlAl0n OF HlaleAh'A
Bahamas Handicap this winter,
both shorter routes than the
ylAmina0,
illue Mans latest workout was
0 fuTl0ngs In iIiiSt yesterday and
t9es RACING, Page c.aJ
Evening star., 1952-02-27

In 1909 HwAs the frat Of eleVeRI
The last was relied In 1884, on
the WalteR lanes In New YePk
aaaIRst GhBn Riddell, another Eeu
n9Wnea beWley, The f9lleWlng week
hIddell hFed a perfect same
against pamMann In the Aeeend
OF 0 twg'mateh series eamIAaRR
won both,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Ache Citations Conquero May Oppose Hill Prince Saturday
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY FRANCIS STANN
StaE Slstt esggsaesHssAl

TAMPA FfAy FEB s7-A couple Of familiar figures were
sitting Iii the Flofida.b0und train from Washhsoh
they had plenty Of conversational material fof more than
week x N6e had been the aln t6be Of dLAnatehAA Off Of
Evening star., 1952-02-27

An extremely active man IN
spite Of hlS weiaht, BammaRn
avoided LEAGUE beWliRg, because II
WRA Slow ii9peRn matches, with
little wait between frames, were
stakes,
"WhAt,| we wanted 10 know,
twas VeuF most exciting matehl"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
Prepare Scales
For Inspection

THE STOCK SCALE inspection
season is just around the corner.
During the winter, snow, water,
dirt and debris have gathered in the
pits, often interfering with the pit
mechanism. Planks on the platform
often swell causing binding that re-
suits in inaccurate weighing.
Every scale owner should now
check his scale to make sure that
it is ready for testing when the state
inspector arrives. Clean out the pit;
clean the bearing; see that platform
is free, with no binds that cause beam
to be slow or noEresponsiye.
Heavy cleats on platform must be
removed, as they make it impossible
to move the 1,00O-pound weights
lsed in testing to different positions
on the platform. Be sure the scale
is accessible SO scale truck can back
up to scale and unload the weights
on the platform.
Often newly installed scales Of
high quality fail to pass the test
because of improper installation.
Secure the services or advice of a
reliable scale man or write the Scale
Division, Department of Agriculture,
Helena, for instructions and save
yourself disappointment and unnec-
essary expense because of failure to
properly install your new scale.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
Auction Market
Group Meets

DANNY O'NEIL, Havre, was
elected president of the Montana
Auction Markets Assn. during the
annual meeting held in Butte May
%. O'Neil, Havre auction markets
operator, replaced Ingvard Svarre,
Sidney; Forest Noel, Lewistown, was
elected vice president, and J. j.
Cavan Jr. Billings, was reelected
executive secretary of the group.
In their annual meeting the group
went on record as supporting the
establishment of a national infectious
disease laboratory and completed
plans for the National Livestock
Auction Markets convention which
will this year be held in Billings on
June 21-23. Some 80 to 80 states
will have representation at the con-
vention. Howard Raser, Missoula, is
vice president of the national group.
June /, 1888
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

SHORTAGE OF AUTO MECHANICS and auto
body repairmen: Learn these trades in l6
to 81 weeks Also short courses in lathe and
welding Write for particulars: Hanson Me-
chanical Trade School, BOX 17s0-M, Fargo,
n. Oak.
MOIER Barber College and System offers life
time opportunity to men and women to learn
barbering. Free placement. Always jobs 227
Sw Sd Ave, Portland. 4, Greg
BEAUTY TRAINING. Accredited school. Low
cost. No high school required. Start any time.
Acme Beauty College, 30O7 First Ave. N,
Billings. Mont.
BE AN AUCTIONEER. Term soon Write for
information Missouri Auction School. 3241
Paseo, Kansas City, Mo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-Medium size sprinkler irrigation
system all complete. never been used, priced
right, with Is hp-3 phase electric motor and
pump unit. Write for particulars. e. r.
Merriman. Wolf Point Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
IRRIGATION EoUIPMENT

FOR COMPETENT ENGINEERING and best
plan layouts on sprinkler IRRIGATION. see
Modern Equipment Co. fl3 Central Ave.
Great Falls. Most reasonable prices on both
hand move and wheel move systems. Write or
phone 2-18l9 for full particulars
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
SEEDS AND PLANTS

VEGETABLE PLANTS-Large,. hand selected,
roots messed. Tomatoes: Earliana. John
Baer, Marglobe. Bonny Best, Rutgers 200,
75c5 300, S1.O0; &c., $50; 1000 $780, Cab
bage: Wakefields. Dutch. Copenhagen 200.
Use; 300, $1.0O: 500. SIPS; 1,0Do s225. Onions:
Bermudas. Sweet Spanish, 500, $l.00s 1000,
81 rs. Pepper: Sweet Hot. log. Coo; 200. $1.OQ;
500, S1-75s 1000. $500. All postpaid. Salts
faction guaranteed. Culver Plant Farms, Mt
Pheasant. Tex
MONTANA SEND is better and cheaper. we
have Montana grown Ranger alfalfa seed from
$50 cwt., Grimm $50 cwt. and up. Send for
our new Spring Catalog Of hardy field seed
garden seed and nursery stock. The Searle
Seed Co.. Lewistown. Mont.
WE AEE in the market fol- rye. II you have
any rye In quantities Of 10000 lbs or more,
please contact Montana Flour Mills Company,
Great Falls. Mont
GLADIOLUs BULBS. IS husky blooming sizei
10 modern varieties, state inspected. 81 pre-
paid. Brenckle Gardens, Rt. 4. Box 800,
Greeley Colo.
100 TOMATO. cabbage. sweet potato, cauli-
flower, pepper, eggplant, $3.50 postpaid. Mixed
as wanted Ken Gelster. West Point. Nebr-
ALFALFA, Bronze Crested Wheatgrass, Sweet
Clover. all northern grown seeds. Ask for
sample. Lakin Seed Company. Miles City
Montana.
FOR SALlCrested Wheat grass seed. APP
proximately $500 pounds q 15c per pound.
v. w. Hurd, Big Sandy. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

32-VOLT automatic irons and coasters. Other
new 32-volt appliances and radios available
Write for catalog Farmaide Dept M Shelby.
Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-Diesel powered irrigation system.
Mounted and equipped with 800 gal fuel tank,
on old truck for easy transport. Also 1851
w d. Chalmers on IL" rubber. johnson Bros.s
Rt. 2. Fairyiew. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS

IF YOU LIKE to write. can write as you
speak, visualize drama. comedy, adventure or
advertising value in everyday events, then,
regardless of age. education or experience
you may profit by supplying fresh usable ideas
or completed works for Radio-TV productions.
Write or wire for sensational non-obligating
collaborative proposition. o. Box 81,
St. Paul 2, Mimi.
DISTINCTIVE Gross Vehicle Weight Signs.
$3.50 complete set with designation Farm
Vehicle Livestock Vehicle, or Logging Vehicle.
For trucks trailers, house trailers. At your
local Garage-Service Station-Auto Supply. Or
send to Montana Decal Box T78. Lewistown,
Mont.
48 PASSENGER Chevrolet Superior school
buses. Brand new, fully equipped, immediate
delivery. Webster Chevrolet Co.. Cody, Wyo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-Nearly new 1851 John Deere
power take-off pickup automatic hay baler
perfect condition. Write P. o. Box 396, Plains,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-32-volt 42O amp batteries, new
in 1945 with 10-year guarantee. 1200-watt
wincharger. Complete plant $780, John Stein
gruber, Willow Creek. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-32 volt Jacobs 1900 watt wind
electric plant. 10 year 40 amp. batteries
radio bulbs motors and iron. 100 percent
OK. Used years. Write Herbert S. john
son. Rimball. Neb.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

ONE 1l0-volt 2500-watt Jacobs Wind Electric
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-l10 volt Jacobs windcharger
batteries, appliances and motors. 1945 model
like new. so foot leg tower. Priced reason
ably. See or write Harley Berry, Watkins,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

HOLT l5-foot model - combine, completely
reconditioned and with new motor. Low price
Parts available. Edmund Kelley, Crow Agency,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-Irrigation sprinkler system Y
mile S" and 81 pipe 80 sprinklers 81 pump
pulleys and belts 1T M Farmau. Koble Bros,
Box 116, Roman. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-l950 HD7 Allis Chalmers tractor
with dozer. Cab or write Elvin r. Larson.
Williston. N. d.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

HERE IT Isl" We are selling the finest de-
partment store in the entire county. Estab-
hshed in 1915. Best location No schain"
competition. Excellent opportunity. Highest
rating and references. Write Ewy's. Jordan,
Mont.