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, 1953-02-03
Troffic Lights On.
Off. On Agoin Then
Oft Aguin

The modern traffic signal
lights placed at the corner of
Market and King Streets in
Christiansted are off again.
II was first turned on a few
weeks ago and worked for a
few hours when seven of the
eight bulbs burned out. After
several days new bulbs were
inserted and it worked for a
couple of days and then the
red signal refused to 60 off so
that the green Go could
come on; then along came
Patrolman Gaines and solved
the problem by turning it off
altogether.
Drivers were just getting
accustomed to the signals; but
fer the presence of a PATROL
men on the corner some just
unwittingly drove by.
, 1953-02-03
Putrolmun Wilson
Will be Tried for
Invol. MdnsIdughter

Patrolman Dudley Wilson
was ordered to stand trial on
a charge Of involuntary man
slaughter in the United
States District Court by Judge
William Moorhead, following
preliminary hearings in the
Police Court yesterday into
the shooting Of Luis Roman
Sanchez in sChristiansted on
January 19.
After hearing testimonies Of
the several witnesses a n d
statements of the District and
Defense attorneys, Judg e
Moorhead said that the ques-
ton in his mind was whether
or not the Patrolman had used
more force than was neces-
sary, which is a point of law.
He then ordered the case to
the higher court.
Defense Attorney had stated
that the officer was attacked
and all witnesses agreed that
a stone was thrown; from the
evidence, he said, there is no
saying that he used aggressive
force; he had to stop his at
tacker the best way he knew
how.
Defense Attorney Warren
Continued on last page1
, 1953-02-03
Soldier Fined. Placed
On Protection for
Carrying Gun

Corporal Charles Scales was
fined $40 and placed on six
months probation by Judge
William Moorhead for carry
ing a IS caliber revolver, fully
loaded. The charge was pre-
ferred by Sergeant Clifford
Plaskett who took the weapon
from Scales on Sunday morn
ing at about $3.50.
Scales explained to t h e
Judge that he brought the
weapon from Puerto Rico to
get a license but that he ar
rived too late to secure it. AT
ter listening to him the Judge
expressed surprise that he
eould rot have thought UP a
Contiaued on last page)
, 1953-02-03
Miss Juunitd Ldrsen
Gruduutes With
B. A. in Sociology

Miss Juanita Larsen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Larsen, was one of the many
graduates Of Hunter College
in New York last week, re-
ceiving the degree Of Bachelor
of Arts in Sociology.
Miss Larsen received her
first training at Barren Spot
School; later attended Saint
Mary's Roman Catholic School
in Christiansted; went to New
York and studied at Cathedral
High before entering Hunter.
To hasten completion of her
course she studied at City Col
iege during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen were
hosts recently to several hun
dred friends from all over the
Island who called at their
Bethlehem home and joined
incelebrating their 18th Wed.
ding Annivel sary.
, 1953-02-03

statement:
Politics are often a matter
of heredity. My grandfather
and my father were Republi-
cans and / have been an en-
rolled Republican for 80 years.
Since / believe that all citi-
zens should take interest in
government and exercise their
hard won right to vote I have
worked Loyalty for the Repub-
lican party. I worked first as
a district committeeman, then
served on the board Of cleo
tons and later was elected
several times to the Board of
Supervisors in Syracuse, New
York. Our county budget was
$25,000,000 and / served as
Chairman of the budget COM
mittee. Further, the ward /
Continued on last page)
, 1953-02-03
Pom Am 10 Fly
800 Luborers Here to
Harvest VICORP Crop

Three hundred agricultural
workers from t h e British
West Indies island of Antigua
are being flown to st. Croix
by Pan American World Air
ways to help harvest the vast
sugar cane crop for the Virgin
Islands Corporation.
Expected to be employed
for about six months, the la
borers will be moved in five
flights by 61-seat DC-4 Clip
pers today, tomorrow and
Thursday. Flight time is an
hour and Is minutes.
Pan American Clippers FREE
quently are called upon to
transport large groups of la
borers to harvest areas. Last
year the Virgin Islands Cor
poration, an agency of the
US. Department of Interior,
employed Puerto Rican labor
ers for the cane cutting and
enlisted the aid of PAA to ac-
complish the mass movement.
, 1953-02-03
Storms. Floods
Cause Deaths Of
l.50O in Europe

An estimated 1900 persons
lost their lives as the result Of
storms and floods that devas-
tated several countries 0 f
Europe especially Britain and
the Netherlands.
According to radio reports
in addition to those who lost
their lives thousands were
homeless and communications
badly disrupted. Among the
dead were many American
servicemen and their families.
The famous bikes of Hol-
land is reported to have given
way under the force of the
storm. Other countries which
suffered include Belgium,
France and even Germany.
The abnormal tide W a S
driven inland by a gale from
the north, This is reported to
be the worst storm the British
has experienced in nearly 200
years.
, 1953-02-03
Roy P. Gordon Back:
Says He is Not
Candidate for Gov.

Roy P. Gordon, former mem
Der of the st. Thomas Munich
pal Council a n d National
Republican Committeeman,
returned to st. Thomas on
Sunday from Washington. He
said he was not a candidate
for governor, and was not in
terested in the post.
Mr.. Gordon said he had dis
cussed the governorship with
Interior Secretary Mckay,
who asked him whether it
was imperative that the Office
be filled Immediately. MI.
Gordon said he told him that
if the office is not filled for
another six months, it would
have no adverse effect.
The Interior Secretary wants
to take his time to make sure
he makes the most intelligent
decision, Gordon stated. He
also disclosed that Admiral
Barley, formerly Command
.r+ Of the nth Naval District,
was the latest candidate for
the Office.
, 1953-02-03
Councilman Flick, Frowns on
Repub. Resolution 10 President
Urges Formation Of Two-Party System

Councilman John Flick, First Member for Christiansted
Country District, said yesterday that he d~isagrees with and
did not vote for the resolution sent to + President Eisenhower
by the local Republican Club. He gave the following
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
FARMS AND RANCHES

81 600 900 WYOMING RANCH. $1,000 acres,
complete unit including $500 cows. Five mod
ern homes. one a 100000 home. 1850 acres
irrigated Free irrigation. Over 100000 worth
of equipment. 80 miles of excellent fences.
350-head COW ranch. Five miles of creek for
stock water. $50 acres flood irrigated Has A.
bedroom modern home. Mail route, REA, and
telephone. Price is $105, 900. 1890 down.
340-head cow ranch. ITO acres irrigated. Large
modern home Priced at s13 per acre. 29fo
down 175-head COW ranch. 125 acres IT.
rigated. Large modern home. Good corrals
and garage. Priced at SIC per acre: 29%o
down : :. 1877 acres decided, 90 acres irrigated
Completely fenced sheep tight. Has an g.
room modern home and basement. Located in
the Clarks Fork Valley. Joins the city limits.
Price is $27,500, $4,000 down, the balance
easy terms. Streeter Bros Doing business on
North Broadway. Billings. for over 30 years.
Sundays and evenings, call Harry Allen, phone
e8850 or 4-4771.
COMBINATION RANCH-Wheat and stock
ranch containing 1850 acres decided land, 900
acres of leased grazing land. 1900 acres is
cultivated 700 acres in crop mostly winter
wheat looking fine. Spring wheat already
seeded. Balance summerfalowed already gone
over once Capacity 200 cattle besides wheat.
Fair set of buildings Has Montana Power.
Only miles from Great Falls. Price includ-
ing crop and summerfallowed reduced for q
quick sale $4,000 with $4,000 down pay
ment. Balance terms. real proposition fol
someone See Orval E. Mason, Specialist in
Ranches, Great Falls Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
LIVESTOCK

PASTURE FOR RENT for 700 head of cattle
Will lease pasture outright for one to five
years or will pasture cattle per head by day.
Write or phone Ernest Brinkerhoff and sons,
SteVensville, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
TURKEYS

jerks TURKEYS MAKE MORE MONEY FOR
YOU. jerks Hatchery ships thousands of
poults to Montana. Here's proof from Con-
rad, Montana: We've had wonderful sue
cess with your turkeys" Big Timber grower
writes: HAD leo turkeys from you-sold 81
at Christmas time-very nice birds. Would
like more this year." jerks is Oregon's lead
ing hatchery. 43 years experience Fast de-
livery. 100 per cent safe arrival guaranteed.
Lowest prices Famous jerks strain Broad
Breasted Bronze: Massive thighs big, wide,
heavy-fleshed breasts. efficient feed con-
verters. U. S. Approved. U. S. Pullorum
Clean Beltsville Small White fine broilers,
as well small family size rooster, dress
round and plump. Our own 300-acre breeding
farm, our own eggs, breeding stock.
Write for new free catalog and prices. jerks
Hatchery, Tangent S, Oregon.
NEWPORT Purebred Broad Breasted Bronze
poults, q. S. Certified. Pullorum Clean. Ore
CONS only Certified turkeys. Milton Newport
Turkey Hatchery. Tangent. Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

decided, 800 acres leased. 1900 acres decided
land cultivated. $50 acres leased land culti-
waited. 600 summerfallowed ready to
seed. Has 4-room house, large machine she'd
granary, chicken house, barn, and garage
Located near Chester. Price $4,000 with
$4,000 down. Balance easy terms. See Orval
E. Mason, Specialist in Ranches, Great Falls,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES good farm land
in Southern Alberta: nearly all under culti-
walton. about half summerfallow. Has several
sets of buildings, fair roads good schools.
A real chance to go wheat farming Forty
five dollars per acre. This land can be pur-
chased in one or more sections. The Leader
Realty and Investment Co.. 610 Third Ave. S.,
Lethbridge.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

STOCK RANCH-7757 acres SIT acres choice
irrigated Balance grazing. Capacity $50
cattle the year around. Can raise enough
feed to winter 1880 head. Has two modern
houses and three tenant houses Barns,
sheds, and feed lots. Ideally located only 5
miles from good county seat town on oiled
highway. School bus. grade and high school,
See Orval E. Mason, Specialist in Ranches,
Great Falls Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

4o-ACRE QUALITY RANCH-An irrigated; &c
acres commercial timber. IA acres tillable,.
bottomland. Family fruit Ideal for truck
crops. New Groom 2-story home. shower
bath. utilities. Barn. poultry house. shed. New
highway under construction near. Includes
Deep Freeze. Grapes floor coverings. Low
taxes. See todayl s105O0 terms. j. Mills,
Strout Realty, Rt. (Hwy. 90 E. of Polson),
Poison Mont. Phone 12O-M
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

ers! To cash in on the brightest poultry out
with Emskamps Chicks That Make Good
plus the most favorable egg-feed price situa-
ton in than so years. Be Happyl Go
Emskamp's! Improve your poultry profit posi-
ton this year with Emskamp's-the Best
lay and pay. Get Emskampsi Get Ems
Ramps! Order Nowl order Plentyl All pop
ular laying and broiler breeds ready for
livery. All U. S. Approved and Pullorum
Passed No increase over 1852 prices. Ems
Ramps New Hatchery, East 1853 Third Ave-,
Spokane, Wash.
U. S. CERTIFIED CHICKS are highest grade
chicks produced in Montana. Our Certified
White Leghorns are sired by pedigreed males
800 eggs up, White Rocks from $50 eggs up.
We have many pedigreed males with our New
Hampshires and White Wyandottes, Austria
Whites, Gold Cross comes from our high pro-
ducing Leghorns, Cornish Ramps for better
meat. Pullorum Passed Write for our 81
days guarantee on chicks. Started chicks
Dependable Hatchery Poultry Breeding Farm,
Red Lodge or 1928 Minnesota Ave, Billings,
Mont
Chicks. U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed.
April, May and June bookings being
taken. We urge you to place your order now
SO you will be assured of the breed you want
when you want it. We specialize in brooder
house raised chicks. If it's started chicks you
want, contact US first: Phone 248, or write
Montana.
YELLOWSTONE PREMIUM QUALITY CHICKS
will ring the DELL for you in 1858. Nedlar
meat. Premium Quality White Leghorns,
Gold Cross. White Rocks and Austria Whites
also finish in the money. These and other
breeds available for immediate shipment.
Write today for latest prices. Yellowstone
Hatchery. 1888 First Ave s.. Billings. Mont.
BABY CHICKS 1880 per hundred as Matched
Pullets: N. H. Reds. s28; Leghorns or Hy-
Cross, $40; Parmenter Reds Austra-Whites,
$38. in 100 lots. U. S. Approved and Pullor-
UNI Clean. Bitney's Hatchery Kalispel, Mont.
~-~o-- S5efoSs
CAPONS-Six to eight weeks old surgical
capons. Cost more than day-old turkey
poults. For complete information write Ca
pons. Box sol. Billings. Mont
DUCKs-GEEsE
PEAFOwL. Pheasants. Bantams. cuineas
Ducks, Geese. Thirty Varieties Pigeons. John
Hass. Bettendorf. iowa.
POULTRY BUYERS
WE MEET OR BEAT all i've poultry buyer
prices We viii GUY all the live poultry anc
tame rabbits at any time Coop.
loaned to shippers Dressed turkeys. duck
ana geese purchasec at all times: Pierce
Packing Co.. Poultry Division, ITO First Ave
nue. North Billings Montana.
WANTED Plump. heavy or light hens. Phon
$500. Battershen Poultry, Powell Wyo.
pULLETs
RANGE RAISED PULLETs-e-8 weeks. thre
popular breeds Paul Tastads Pullet Farm
Route 1, Box 1872 Everett. Wash. Phon
Tuxedo 3116.
YOU CAN GET husky three week old starte
available now. Order from this ad or writ
for information Yellowstone Hatchery. 80:
First Ave S, Billings. Mont
, 4.,..-.-.T TURKEYS
JENKs TURKEYS MAKE MORE MONEY 70
YOU. jerks Hatchery ships thousands
hnflta
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

THE VESTS BEST CHICK BUYI jerks
Hatchery ships thousands OF chicks to Mon
Ihey arrived in good shape and are grow
ing beautifully" Another Montana grower
with your chickens Another: They ar
rived in good time and in excellent condition
leading hatchery. U. S. Pullorum Clean. 43
years experience. 100 cent safe arrival
White Ieghorns bor pFrceS live jerks Jumbo
longer, cost less to feed, consistently high
vitality and yigor, fast growth, U. S. Certi-
lied, R.OP. blood, plenty of eggs, excellent
delicious table fowl dependable layers, out
standing all-around flock. jerks Parmenters
u S. Certified, Ro.P. blood Lay early, rapid
CROWN, nigh egg production, good roaSters
and fryers. New jerks Broiler Gross: Dom
Inant White Cornish male jerks New Hamp
female, loaded with meat. Big Mallard ducks:
clean up insects, excellent roasters good pets
Write for colorful big new catalog. It's free.
y. S. Pullorum Clean. Fast delivery order
from jerks. jerks Hatchery, Tangent S,
THREE RIVERS nYLINE CHICKS are all
weather layers!. These sturdy hybrids keep
laying at profitable pace even IN most sub
zero weather They're Just about perfect for
an extra case OF eggs per month per 100
birds housed according to AIT impartial on
find them easier to raise, more disease-re-
sistant, too! Raise Three Rivers Hyline Chicks
elusive Montana distributors for the Barrel
Breasted Northwestern Americas Premium
Has finer flavor. more edible and high
est net yield of all meat type chicks! Pro-
ducers of U. S. Certified and u s. Approved
Pulorum Passed Chicks. Write or phone for
tree cataloe and prices, today! Three Rivers
Hatchery, Phone 95, Three Forks, Mont
BROILERNEN ATTENTION Golden Broad
Tor that speclaI type fryer you nave beer
looking for Also New aampshires ana White
Rocks White Leghorns, ParmenteT e
Reds ana Austria Whites Produced under
the National Poultry improvement Plan
Standard Hatchery Wlnlock. Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

FOR SALE-1,08 cattle and wheat ranch
is miles east of Big Sandy in the Bear Paw
mountains. 125 acres under cultivation, good
grass and watering facilities. Good Groom
home with outside buildings RE.A tele-
. phone on school bus route. Priced at $50
per acre, be had on terms Alvin O.
Jacobsen, Box 1853, Big Sandy Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
POULTRY
BABY CHICKS

SANTA CLARA THOROBREDS - Premium
Quality Chicks Make More Money for You,
Here's Proof: From Gresham, OREGON, NO.
chicks started, 1000; No. birds sold, 3946;
Percent mortality, 1.35; Age when sold,
weeks, 3 days; Average weight at market,
3.25; Total lbs. of fryers sold, 1884; Total
lbs of feed used, 1890; Lbs. OF feed per
lb. of meat 2.95; Receipts from sale of fryers,
$3,B004S; Cost of chicks, feed, brooding. sani-
tation, litter etc, $3,054.62; Labor profit,
S745 .86." Something extra at extra cost
the priceless ingredient that makes
Santa Clara Thorobreds the Vests best baby
chick buy. That's why western Poultrymen
4. egg producers and meat operators
profitably brood more than 100000 Santa
Clara Thorobreds every year. For over forty
years Santa Clara Thorobreds have proved
their probability with their consistently
high Egg and Meat production records. Cost
conscious poultrymen quickly recognize the
Extra Quality =. the "built-in' productivity
OF Santa Clara Thorobreds e. d. the chicks
that consistently make them more money.
Make your next brood Santa Clara Thoro-
breds /. the chicks with something extra
at no extra cost. Matches Every Week 100
per cent Safe Arrival Guaranteed. Santa
Clara Thorobreds. For eggs: White Leghorns,
Austra,Whites, Parmenter r. I. Reds. For
meat: New Hampshires, Cornish-N H Gross.
U. 5. PulIorum Passed Grade Write for:
Full color catalog, breed specifications and
standards, early delivery dates and new low
prices. Santa Clara Hatchery, P o. Box
4228-T, 1919 N. w. SAVER, Portland g. Ore
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

AYRSHIRE yearline pun and bull calves from
dams with over 500 pound record. Ayrshire
Dairy, Great Fails Mont Il.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
SWINE

BFGIsTERED Hampshire and Chester White
weaver boars and gifts for sale. Champion
ship bloodlines Timberline Stock Ranch,
Broadview, Mont.
REGISTERED Montana No. 1 Hamprace boars
and gifts for sale. David Norton, Bozeman.
Mont.
REGISTERED DUROCS-Non-relate weaned
pigs. bred gifts. Victor Fisher Oxford ldano.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

NICE GENTLE two-year-old Dutch Belteo
heifers. most of them Just fresh, John Hof-
man. Tillamook Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

8 QUALITY RED Shorthorn yearlng bulls
for sale. $780, Wayne w. WEIGH, Box 500
Cut Bank, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

FOR SALE = Scotch Shorthorn bulls of serv-
iceable ages Reasonable prices. Peter NY
quist, GLASGOW, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

FOR SALE-Registered Black Angus yearing
bulls and heifers. Calvin Cortner' Houte &
Red Lodge, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

cOfSI THIRD SEASON EreShlald Dividend
Chicks The parable of the sower" taught
US first-get good seed. provide good soil
the harvest will be hundred fold. White
Leghorns: We have the famous Dryden strain,
dig White Leghorns because Dryden Leg
horns are probably the largest Leghorns in
u s. according to official laying tests and
records. Pullets average Az poun is at first
egg ana over pounds at end OF laying sea-
son: Dryden breeding methods stress the Nv
ability factor and have. high resistance to
the paralysis complex" tQuote Dryden cata-
log) New Hampshires. the famous Boyington
strain. These record laying New Hampshires
LED the entire U. S. in official R.OP. All
birds entered averaged 231 eggs per bird
quanfy1ng 261 eggs each. Only SO went
broooy. Mortality complete laying year
only 4fe. BittnerS Mammoth Hampshires are
lar and away the largest in nation. 542 birds
entered IN RO.P. average about 200 for all
birds. but look-28.7 o. per dozen eggs
weight and body weight 7.8 pounds per bird.
Profit bred White Rocks. Quick growing
fast feathering, excellent layers. Delaware
Hamp Cross, white undercolor. broad breasted
most profitable meat cross. Fast growers
high feed conversion. Member Washington
Poultry Improvement Association. u S. Ap
proved, Pullorum Passed Free literature
Freshlaid Farm, Box M. Colfax. Wash
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

GOOD SELECTION of yearling ana 2-year-
old registered Angus bulls, also heifers ano
cows. Walter Myllymaki, Stanford, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

HUNDRED TO CHOOSE FROM - Immediate
Possession; (a) 180-acre irrigated farm. Some
dryland farming. Modern home. Convenient
location. Electricity: Telephone. School bus.
Full price $4,000. Low down payment. :.
(b) Run 100 cattle Lots of cropland Some ir-
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

REGISTERED MILKING Shorthorn bulls
Ages from two months to one-year -old. 70
sale now. Paul R. Rice, Bynum. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

WISCONSIN DAIRY HEIFER calves delivered
in your town now. Insure your future, buy q
calf own COW. Robert H. Walter Lannon
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

THE VESTS BEST CHICK BUY! jerks
Hatchery ships thousands OF chicks to Mon
tana. Here's proof from Melville Montana:
They arrived in good shape and are grow
ing heantiflIlN >, AGnr,tnr,o $500.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

GET THE BEST! Get S. o. S. Blue Ribbon
Chicks. U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed.
April, May ana June bookings now being
taken. We urge you to place your order
SO you will be assured of the breed you want
when you want it. We specialize in brooder
house raised chicks If it's started chicks you
want, contact US first. Phone 248 or write
box SOC. The S. o. S. Hatchery Co., Columbus,
Montana
Evening star., 1953-04-29
AppIe Festival Schedule

$50 p.m.-Firemen's torch
light parade. led by cartoonist
Milton Caniff.
8 pm. - Fireworks display
Handley School grounds.
9p.m.-Square Dance. Luptor
Orchard Service Auditorium.
10 p.m.-Queen's Ball, Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Friday
8 a.m.-Beginning of all-day
visits to the orchards.
10 a.m.-Street exhibits open
for the day.
1890 a.m.-Repeat perform
ance Of pageant at Handley
School Bowl.
1890 a.m.-Band concerts
courthouse.
1880 a.m.-Arthur Godfrey
and Hopalong Cassidy due to
arrive for festival appearances.
1880 p.m.-Seating stands
along parade route to open.
p.m.-Grand feature parade
led by Mr.. Godfrey as grand
marshal.
8 pm.-Teen-age dance at
George Washington Hotel.
p.m.-Square dance at Lup-
ton Orchard Service Auditorium.
10 p.m.-PrincesSeS Blossom
Ball. National Guar4 Armory.