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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
FARMS AND RANCHES

WESTERN MONTANA-CattIe ranch to run
$50 head or more: 1900 acres. 400 acres ir-
good line farm machinery included worth
about 5000; good buildings good fences.
Price 100000 with terms. 1,96O-acre
ranch Will handle $50 head cattle, free ir-
outbuildings; school bus, milk route; good
hunting and fishing. Price s45, 500 with one
half cash. A fine modern home in the
country for retirement: Attractive setting on
ing in nearby mountains; so acres of ground,
25 cultivated, some irrigation from springs;
household furnishings and some machinery
included: Price $4,000. Dairy ranch IL
so acres irrigated with free river water
right; fair buildings with electricity, school
bus farm machinery, including tractor;
cows, calves, this years hay crop included.
$l4,5O0 with one-half cash. Tell us what you
are looking for, we will be glad to help you
find it. H H. Gilman Co., Missoula, Mont.
STOCKED AND EQU[PPED-First class beef
and grain ranch, 437 acres, 200 acres is river
bottom silt soil. sub-irrigated, balance pasture
and timber, 1875 acres now in. crops with IS
set of outbuildings so head of beef and milk
STOCK 40 tons hay, 25 tons straw 10 tons
wheat and oatsgrain, W-6 tractor, with mower
and eft offset disc pillow, section harrow,
pigs and chickens. Three miles from Plains,
Montana, school bus by place All goes for
$55,O00 and $4,000 down. See Strout Realty,
1850 w Broadway Missoula, Mont.
FOR SALE-Very desirable l60-acre farm in
western Montana out of drouth in fish and
game haven. Forty acres in hay; forty more
easily cleared; balance Xmas tree timber.
Good buildings water, electricity. On county
travelled road; school bus service. Only
$4,000, about half cash, balance easy terms
If desired. Adjoining pasture land. available
at small additional cost. Deal direct with
owner. Write Boz Alb. Eureka, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS

DON'T FAIL to get this for yourself or
friend. Fully bound. 300 neat pages. Eight
illustrations. Written according to early
nineties. Depicts biography of Pres Chin
''The Chin Family" Many other characters.
Girl Norma. Much about wild life. Dog Win
ME. Haxel splitters. (Or razor backs) %
chapters. Snaggle Blunt Hunting Stony
Lonesome. Hooting Boy Bundle foot. Scor-
plans, Ozark caves, The Pigeon ropes, etc.
Fine book for the whole family. Price post
paid S2.25. Author Pres Chin, Address Pres
ton Johnson 1918 Sherman Ave, Occur
d'Alene, Idaho. Reference: The Idaho First
National Bank of Occur dAlene.
QUALITY GIFTS-Send no money. Will bill
later. Home Bingo Game, s2.70. Baseball
shipping charges. Knotty Pine Toy chest
with tray, casters and decal on front, 1888.
Tot stool, $1.95. Bulletin board, 1910.
These are different. Well constructed. Beau
ing ordered. References orders over $500.
Robert Warren, 4341 Meads. Chicago "a. Ill.
s25 REWARD for information leading to pur-
chase of any steam car, any model, any con-
dition. SO reward for information leading
to purchase of gasoline car 1912 or older.
Lamps, horns. parts. also wanted. Car re-
built by disabled World War veteran. Jerry
Meixner, Rt. s. Owatonna, Mimi.
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-One Master
Craft high pressure oil burner. VIII heat
10-room house but can be regulated to heat
a much smaller home. This burner used two
years and can be bought at " the original
cost. Can be seen at Ludwig Garage, Great
Falls.
ATTENTION RANCHERS-If it's good baled
prairie or alfalfa hay you need, then order
from MS today before winter weather sets
In. We are loading cars every day now. For
prices write or telephone 16. Meyers Is
Schoenauer Hay Co., Plummer, MINI.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
POULTRY
BABY CHICKS

SANTA CLARA THOROBREDS Premium
Quality Chicks for Higher Egg and Meat
the priceless ingredient that makes Santa
Clara Thorobreds the Vests best baby chick
buy That's why Western Poultryme eF;tos
brooded more than 100000 Santa Clara
Thorobreds Controlled breeding makes
the difference. Under the Santa Clara Hatch
erys famous controlled breeding program
only first generation stock obtained from
Kimber. Dryden Nichols, Osborne and Par
operating breeders. Closely supervised by our
own own flock lock managers these flock Ks, and
bred Matching eggs. For forty years Santa
Clara Thorobreds have proved their profita-
bility with their consistently high egg
and meat production records. Cost conscious
poultrymen quickly recognize the extra quail
ity -, the "built-in" productivity of Santa
sistently make them money. Make your next
brood Santa Clara Thorobreds the chicks
Hatchns eRePs Teek 10 Go se Ar9
Guaranteed. Santa Clara Thorobreds for Eggs,
Pa 1 Reds New Hampshires
Cornish-N H. Cross, U. S. Pullorum Passed
Grade. Write for full color catalog, breed
dates and new low prices. Santa Clara Hatch
cry P. o. Box 4228-T. 1919 N. w. SAVER ST.,
Portland 8. Ore.
BRomERMEN ATTENTION: Golden Broad"
looking for Also New Hampshires and White
Rocks White Leghorns, Parmenter r. L
the National Poultry Improvement Plan.
Standard Hatchery Winlock. Wash
CAPoNIzE CHENlIcALLY-Make money! Save
money! TENDERNESS old ROSTERS, cockerels. Free
booklet. Golden Valley Hatchery. Parkville.
Mo.
FOR SALE-5OO-chick electric brooder. Used
year, SIS. Two miles north of Cut Bank.
T. H. Coleman, Box 391. Cut Bank, Mont
GEESE
GEESE-White Embden, White China. Gladys
Hart, Thompson Falls, Mont.
POULTRY BUYERS
WE MEET OR BEAT all live poultry buyer
prices. We will buy all the live poultry and
tame rabbits you have at any time. Coops
loaned to shippers. Dressed turkeys, ducks
and geese purchased at all times. Pierce
Packing Co.. Poultry Division, lilo First Ave-
nue. North, Billings, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
LIVESTOCK


FOR SALE OR TRADE--several registered
Milking Shorthorn bull calves. 3 to 7 months
old. one ROAM three red. These calves are
Melody Roses Prince from The Bork Bros.
herd, Glendale, MINI. Will trade one of
these calves for calf of equal quality. Leslie
Unruh Bloomfield, Mont
BUY AYRSHIRES NOW-America' fastest
growing dairy breed Good individuals, heavy
mixers with percent test and udders that
wear: Highest carcass value of any dairy
breed. Write for literature or list of breeders
near you, Ayrshire Breeders Assn. Sc M Gen.
ter St. Brandon, VT.
FOR SALE+Three outstanding Registered
Holstein bull calves, ages A. 6. II months
Sired by Fobes Hello Canary, son of Carnation
ducers. Eight miles east of Havre on highway
No. 2. Mrs. Ella Tribe. Box 1188 Havre, Mont
FOR SALE-15 head of large registered bull
calves. Sired by the Archie Parkes Grand
ford Breeders Association in 1e49 Choice for
1925 per head. At the Kyle H. Momberg
ranch, miles west of Cut Bank.
FOR SALE registered Polled Hereford bulls
18 months old. two of them are herd sire
prospects of double standard breeding. Six
miles north east of Choteau, Mont. Clarence
A. Carlson & Sons.
WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN and Guernsey heifer
calves from Wisconsin's high producing herds
shipped to you by low cost air freight. Write
A. H. Vanderburg, North Prairie, Wis.
FOR SALE-Registered Anxiety bull, from the
famous Lester Thompson herd, 3-year-old.
papers oaS to , GO with him Hank Boyce 2nd
FOR SALE-Registered milking strain Short
horn bulls. Also registered Duroc bears.
Top breeding and quality. w. j. Steinbach,
Carrington, N. D.
MILKING SHORTHORN bulls ready to go.
Good rugged fellows with production tested
dams. Sherman Smith, Bozeman. Mont.
FIVE good registered coming 2-year-oid
Angus bulls, also rugged and proven herd
bulls j. A. Thompson, Victor, Mont.
FOR SALE-Three registered Brown Swiss
bull calves, excellent breeding. H. NJ. Huckert-
Box 178, Manhattan, Mont. Phone OR.
44-Decenber |, 1852
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

river bottom hay land, unlimited free water,
300-cow unit, 3-bedroom modern home, K-
mile to high and grade schools, on oiled high
way in area of short feeding period. S115,O0O
terms . 426 acres 100 acres farm land
balance in pasture, 1000 inches free water,
will cut $50 tons of hay. modern house, on
terms. Deschamps Realty Co., Palace Hotel
Bldg, Missoula, Mont
SEND TODAY for a current list of Mon
tana Farms & Ranches For Sale" Included
are Grade "a" diaries, productive irrigated
farms with modern homes. Stock ranches
close to school. Large ranches with cattle
payment Hundreds to choose FROM Write
now Western Insurance & Mortgage Co.
28l512 First Ave. No., Billings, Mont. PHI.
9-7508.
STOCK RANCH-164 acres, hundred acres
hay, SO acres subs. Rest grazing and timber.
outbuildings, l2 mile off highway No. g Mail,
milk route and school bus, Leased grazing
Troy, Mont. Price $4,000, $4,000 down r. L.
Weidman, Moyie Springs, Idaho.
MARRIED MAN wants mountain or foothills
stock ranch to run share basis, preferably
for elderly couple who wish to retire and
leave their ranch in capable hands. Will fur
nish adequate references as to our character
Proctor, Twin Bridges Mont
461-ACRE stock ranch and 300 acres leased
100 acres alfalfa. Good seed producer. Lo-
Gated on Custer national forest, carries per-
init. New house. Outside buildings good
shape. Present owner has lived on this ranch
since 1928 Earle S. Clarke, miles west Old
Stacey. Mont.
3,6O0-ACRE RANCH FOR SALE 800 acres
decided and LOO acres leased. All fenced.
10 stock dams and fair set of buildings.
Priced to sell Price $3.50 per acre. In case
you are interested in 11,000-acre ranch
write Tor particulars. Wilson Eyer. Lem
mon, S. D.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY working partnership
in fully equipped operating wheat ranch, or
take over ranch on share basis from owners
who want to retire. Have good personal
employment, credit references. Write Ben
Benjafield 10 N. Clark ST., Chicago, ILL.,
FOR SALE-127 acres. all irrigated, six-room
house with bath, furnace; barn 28x32, milk
house 12x1s, shed 2Ox40. Sell Grade A milk:
School bus. Three miles east and north of
Fairfield, Mont. Willard j. MARYLAND, Fair
field. Mont.
160 ACRES irrigated farm. 2 miles from Fair
view. Very productive land; good set build
ings. Electricity, hot and cold running water,
5-room house. Nice location. Price S25, 900.
Cash or terms. Vernon E. He'll, Fairview,
Mont.
STROUT CATALoG FREE-Ranches, homes,
businesses. 3,446 bargains described, 81 states.
Realty. 520-BL S. w. Sixth Ave-, Portland,
Ore.
122-ACRE irrigated farm. well with automatic
pump, house, and other outbuildings Reason
ably priced to sell. George A. Long, Box
724. RalSton, Wyo.
TWO and half sections land; good build
ingS; can run 100 head cattle. Tom Edgar,
318 N. Meade, Glendive Mont. Phone 621-M
WANTED TO RENT or operate on shares
grain and hay ranch. E. A. Phillips, Ri g.
Missoula, Mont.
WANTED-Large combination stock ranch to
rent. Irrigated meadows. Box 985, Harlow
ton, Mont.
WANTED TO BUY-Low priced lands. Write
P. o. Box 1892, Lubbock. Texas.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fully equipped 1861
TD9 International Crawler used only 500
hours. Will deliver to Billings vicinity.
Elmer Solseth, Bucyrus, N D.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

FOR SALE-One 2-unit Surge mixer, one g.
can Westinghouse cooler, can hoist, two COM
partment washing tank, hot water heater
etc., $500. All equipment like new. Peter Breses
Jr., Dore, N OAK
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

FOR SALE-One new HD-9 Allis- Chalmers
crawler tractor. This tractor is allotted to
come to us next month. Phone write
Cowan Bros, Hobson, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

THREE five-gallon Hinman machine units.
1913 model. One DeLaval pump with one
horse power motor and stall fittings. Write
John Metesh, 326 No. Excelsior Ave, Butte.
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
DAIRY EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE-Near complete stainless steel
pasteurizing unit Includes Damrow Bros. vat
Capacity 100 gals.) recording thermometer,
stem thermometer. several stainless steel pipe
fittings and valves. Used about one year.
Cooler stand and one section of cooler. Write
John Metesh. 326 No. Excelsior Ave, Butte
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

"SURGE" system of Milking and Dairy Firm
Equipment everything for the Dairyman'-
Distributed by Montana Dairy Supply. Phi.
120-W, 239 I'd ST., Hamilton, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

1850 MODEL (G) John Deere, Rolomatic front
end hydraulic power lift, 12x38 tires, low
hours. Nash-Davis Machinery Co., P. o. BOX
2122, Billings, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
REPAIR PARTS

TRUCK and AUTO PARASITIC only firm
in the northwest specializing in truck parts.
of truck, auto parts and equipment in this
part of the country. 24-hour service mail
orders. Write, wire phone WilenSky Auto
Parts Co., 1226-2S Washington Ave. N, Min
neapolis l. Mimi
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

ENGINES-New, rebuilt used, diesel, gasoline,
for saw mills, pumps, trucks, boats, generators.
Save money be satisfied. Helwege Engineers,
Richmond St. Freeport N. Y.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
ELECTRICAL

FOR SALE-110-volt D. C. Winco Windcharger
65 it, tower complete with batteries and con-
troll panels. Excellent condition. R. w. Rusche,
Box 124 Wolf Point, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

122-ACRE irrigated farm, well with automatic
pump, house, and other outbuildings Reason
ably priced to sell. George A. Long, Box
724. Ralston, Wyo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

TWO and a half sections land; good build
ings; 100 head cattle. Tom Edgar,
318 N Meade. Glendive. Mont. Phone 621-M.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

NEW AND USED PARTS for cars and trucks.
Largest stock in America. Complete guaran-
Pioneer for all automotive needs; new.
used and rebuilt Army truck parts specialists.
New track for half tracks. New Jeep power
units Buy with confidence where all items are
guaranteed. Fast mail order service. Pioneer
Auto g. Truck Parts Co., TAO w. 18th Avenue,
Denver, Colo.
BEST SERVICE from your Montana supplier
on all truck and auto parts. We carry full
line army truck replacement parts. Carl
Weissman & Sons. Inc. Great Falls. Mont.
FACTORY METHOD-Oxy-acetylen apparatus
repairs, all makes Send regulators and
torches to General Distributing Co., 10th Ave.
s., Great Falls Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

WANTED-Large combination stock ranch to
rent. Irrigated meadows. Box 985, Harlow
ton, Mont.
WANTED TO BUY-Low priced lands. Write
P. o. Box 1892, Lubbock Texas.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

WANTED TO RENT or operate on shares,
grain and hay ranch. E. A. Phillips, Rt. 3,
MiSsoula, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

32-VOLT automatic irons and coasters. other
new 32-volt appliances and radios available.
Write for catalog. Fa1maide Dept. M, Shelby.
Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

STROUT CATALOG FREE-Ranches, homes,
businesses. 3,446 bargains described, 81 states.
Worlds largest, So years service. Strout
Realty. 520-BL S. w. Sixth Ave-, Portland,
Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Jacobs 1900 watt, 81
volt wiDcharger and SIS it, tower, all in Al
shape. Write Fred Roesner, Fairview, Mont.
FOR SAIE-l952 Kohler 3500-watt, 110-volt
for half price. Dan Downs, Lindsay, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Practically new
IH.C. power driven corn binder at less than
one-third new price. R. ]. Peterson, 8h
miles northwest of Sidney, Mont, Girard Rt.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

$50 ACRES irrigated farm, miles from Fair
view. Very productive land good set build
ings. Electricity hot and cold running water,
5-room house. Nice location. Price $4,000.
Cash or terms. Vernon E. He'll, Fairview,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

FOR SALE-127 acres, all irrigated six-room
house with bath, furnace; barn 28x32, milk
house 12x18, shed 20x40. Sell Grade milk.
School bus. Three miles east and north of
Fairfield, Mont. Willard j. MARYLAND, Fair
field Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

FOR SALE-Three outstanding Registered
Holstein bull calves, ages 4, 6. II months.
Sired by Fobes Hello Canary son of Carnation
Hickory Greek Renown. Dams are high pro-
ducerS. Eight miles east of Havre on highway
No. 2. Mrs. Ella Tribe. Box 1913. Havre, Mont
, 1952-02-13
PORT

was lacking and the dip was
termed a technical reaction. Soft
est spot was American Cyanamid,
down three points. Other chemicals
also were heavy. Oils, too, were
depressed.
Texas and Standard Oil of New
Jersey, each lost nearly a point.
Fractional declines were suffer
ed by leading %steels, motors and
coppers. Rails Jared will. A steady
undertone was noted in Northern
Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio, and
Santa Fe.
Utilities, aviation and rubbers
showed little change.
Bonds and curb stocks were
slightly lower. Cotton suffered a
new setback, although losses were
reduced before noon. Grains were
mixed.
, 1952-02-13
Coup De Grace
For Parker Hi

The coup de grace on the old
Parker building will be death
Tuesday, February 10, at 8 p. NJ,
when students and faculty join to
present the 1882 Tear Down the
Building Revue" This will be the
last occupancy of the building.
Robert Mackin, Howard Massman,
and A. R. Evans, faculty members,
are in charge.
Included in the program of ov-
city acts will be a melodrama,
"The Curse o fthe Aching Heart"
or Saved from the Fate of Her
Sister,"
A register for alumni and for
mer faculty members will be on
hand for signatures. Pictures of
the building will be on sale.
Moving of furniture from the
Perker building to the Steele
building is going on this week.
Wrecking crews are expected to
start next week.
Tickets for the revue are on
sale at the school office in the
Parker building through Monday.
, 1952-02-13
Death Notice
William F. McIver

William F. McIver, II, Of 208
South Williams street, died at
$50 p. m. Monday at St. Eliza
beth hospital after two years i'll
mes. He was born in Newman, Ga,
and lived in Dayton 27 years. He
is survived by his wife, Josie;
three daughters, Mrs. Ottie L. AL
len, Myrtice McIver and Mrs.
Mary B. Harris, all of Dayton;
three sons, James and Arthur of
Dayton, and William of Pittsburgh
and three sisters, Mrs. Katie
Thompson of Newman, and Mrs.
Mamie Brewster and Mrs. Nellie
Turner of Dayton; a brother
James Ransom of Columbus, and
nieces and nephews. Services will
be conducted at 1880 p. m. tomor-
row at Jones Brothers funeral
home, ass West Fifth street, by
Rev. NJ. C. Pollack. Burial, Green
castle cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home after a p.
m. today.
, 1952-02-13
Speculation. '.-
Continued From Page One

Continued From rage one
To add to the confusion about
the Presidents plas, White House
news secretary, Joseph Short, vir-
tually repudiated the statement
made by Browdy, and a statement
made yesterday by Chairman Sa-
bath Of the House Rules commit
tee, quoting the President as say
ing he would run again if the
country's welfare and world peace
required it.
Short said of statements of acll-
ers on the Presidents political in
tentions fall in this category:
"T'm sure that some people, in
their own enthusiasm, confuse
their own remarks with those of
the President"
President Truman indicated
yesterday he will seek reelection
on a draft basis if he believes it
is necessary to promote peace, but
said he hopes world conditions will
permit him to retire.
Rep. SABBATH CD ILL.,, veteran
administration lieutenant, dis
closed that Mr.. Truman told him
that he would sacrifice his
health for another term as presi-
dent if he concludes this is in the
"best interests of the country and
the world at large"
But SABBATH also quoted the
President as saying that he has
served seven "hard" years in the
White House and hopes conditions
might develop in. the next few
months that would make it posi-
BILE for him to return to private
life.
Meanwhile, another top Demo
crat gave a hint that the President
is leaning toward running again
and may have picked his candidate
for the senate race in his home
state of Missouri.
". Stuart Symington, retiring
chairman Of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp, emerged from 9
presidential conference and sale
he is more interested" in run
ming TO rthe Missouri senate seal
than he was before talking with
| Mr.. Truman. The President him.
, 1952-02-13
Korean War :.
Continued From Page One

@0A@
Using radar aiming methods to
find their target, the 4-engined
BIOS from Okinawa dumped half
ton and ~quarter-ton high explo-
sive bombs on a key rail bridge
south Of Sunchon.
A communique said they met
Heavier" Red anti-aircraft fire
than in previous recent superfort
missions, but that no Communist
night fighters tried to INTERCEPT
the big bombers.
Night flying BIG bombers and
U. S. Marine fighter bombers
braved hazardous flying conditions
during the hours of darkness be-
fore Wednesdays dawn.
They knocked out 200 supply
vehicles, but Red rail lines in 100
places, disabled bridges at Sun
chon and Sinanju and damaged
the Umji marshalling yards as they
executed 81 sorties between dusk
, 1952-02-13
and sunrise.

One lone BIG was credited
with the destruction Of a string
of Is enemy rail cars.
The Navy announced meanwhile
that "three major transportation
networks" along North Korea's
east coast we're shelled and severe
ly damaged by American Destroy
ers Tuesday, despite heavy wealth
re and rough seas"
The surface ship bombardments
were carried out at points between
the ports of Wonsan and Hung
man,. Among the results the Navy
, 1952-02-13
MARKET
By THEODORE KOSLoW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. IS. (INs)-
Prices were lower on the New
York stock exchange today. De-
clines were small in most cases
and trading was light.
A few issues showed weakness,
but these were in the minority.
The Dow-Jones stock averages at
II a. m. showed Industrials off
$1.19; Rails off 28c, and Utilities
off 13c.
News of a price-making nature
, 1952-02-13

listed the gripping of two rail
bridges which were made unusa-
BILE.
, 1952-02-13

self has been mentioned as a pos
sible senate candidate should he
not try for another term in the
White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
HOLLYWOOD.

Ezio Pima, who soon winds up
his first season of TV for NBC,
has come to the conclusion that
the commentator what you call
it?-the plug, is the real trouble
maker in TV."
"This thing you call the plug,
1t breaks the mood by always
coming at the wrong time" adds
the basso. who won popular fame
as the middle-aged planter in
South Pacific"
PIMA recommends that there
be closer cooperation between
the producer of a TV show and
the man who plans and writes the
commercials. 1t is not fair to the
actor or the viewers to wait until
Ia drama reaches a climactic pitch
and then break it off for a sales
pitch, he says.
The last Pima TVer for the
season will be June 10. Next fall
he plans to continue with a dra-
matte type show. He is also cur
rently making Tonight We Sing
at goth Century-Fox.
Bandleader Bob Crosby doesn't
like to be referred to as a ere
placement" for Phil Harris on
Jack Benny's radio and TV shows
for next season.
He intends to become an entirely
different type of character and
will insist that he not be portrayed
as a guy who likes his corn likker
and sings That's What I Like
About the South"
X X X
Bill Frawley, the Fred Mertz on
the II Love Lucy" show, has al
ready asked the writer's to leave
him out of the script when World S
Series time rolls around this fall.
That's provided, of course. that
the Yankees win," Frawley growls
If it's St. Louis or Cleveland, !
don't want any part Of it. They
don't speak my brand Of English
in those towns"
X X X \
All-Is-Right With the World
Dept: 10 Stafford's press agent
writes that she will make a de-
tailed report to the United States
State Department officials when
she returns from Europe next
month.
1.-THE report" it says here. twill
be based on her findings in Eng
land, France, Switzerland and
Italy on the efficiency of the Voice
of America programs"
X X X X
NBC and Josephine Baker have
nebulous plans for a TV show next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

(WTOP, $500, Whit Bissell in THE
Perfect OUT; Pulitzer Prize Play
house (WMAL, 100, Gene Raymond
in 1.-THE American Leonardo: Samuel
Morse; Boxing (WTOP, 10), Jake
La Motta VS.. Eugene Hairston.
Neutrality-suspicious. (WTTG, o.,
Francis Ford in "A Boy Wears a
Gum; Harness Racing (WTTG,
$500, from Rosecroft.
Friday - Playhouse Of Stars
CWTOP, %, Luise Rainier in Love
Came Late: Tales Of Tomorrow
(WMAL, $50, Victor Jory. IN
world o6 WateR.'