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Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

THE VESTS BEST CHICK BUYl jerks
tana. Here's proof from Melville, Montana
aFygd IN se0o snape ana are
writes: ST have always had wonderful luck
with. your chickens" Another: They. ar
I haven't lost even one" jerks is Oregon's
leading hatchery. y; S. Pullorum Clean. 43
guaranteed. Lowest prices jerks Jumbo
White Leghorns: bigger. live longer. lay
egg layers. jerks New Ramps: abundant
vitality and vigor, fast growth, U. S. Certi-
broiiers. jerks White Rocks: big. rugged.
delicious table fowl dependable layers. out
cered o Sood hy ear rapd
growth high egg production, good roasters
and fryers. New jerks Broiler Cross: DOM
inant White Cornish male, jerks New Hamp
female, loaded with meat. Big Mallard ducks:
clean up insects, excellent roasters, good pets.
o. S. Pullorum Clean. Fast delivery. Order
from jerks. jerks Hatchery Tangent S,
Oregon.
THREE RIVERS HYLINE 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
Montanas severe winters They average about
an extra case of eggs per month per 100
the-farm divided flock tests. Poultry raisers
find them easier to raise, more diSease-re-
CHS Year for new poultry profts Also ex
elusive Montana distributors for the Barrel
Breasted Northwester, Americas Premium
Has finer flavor more edible meat and high
est net yield of all meat type chicks! Pro-
ducers of u. S. Certified and u S. Approved
Pullorum Passed Chicks. Write or phone for
free cataloG and prices today! Three Rivers
Hatchery. Phone 95, Three Forks, Mont
GET THE BEST! Get S. o. S. Blue Ribbon
Chicks. U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed.
April, May and June bookings now being
taken. We urge you to place your order now
when you want it. We specialize in brooder
house raised chicks If it's started chicks you
want. contact us first Phone 248, write
box 506 The S. o. S. Hatchery Co., Columbus,
Montana.
U. S. CERTIFIED CHICKS are highest grade
chicks produced in Montana. Our Certified
White Leghorns are sired by pedigreed males
300 eggs UP, White Rocks from $50 eggs UP.
We have many pedigreed males with New
Whites, Gold Cross comes from high pro-
ducing Leghorns, Cornish Ramps for better
meat. Pullorum Passed. Write for our 81
days guarantee on chicks. Started chicks
available now, also White Leghorn pullets.
Dependable Hatchery Poultry Breeding Farm,
Red Lodge, or 1923 Minnesota Ave, Billings,
Mont
YELLOWSTONE PREMIUM QUALITY CHICKS
will ring the bell 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
Be sure 10 give both NEW and
OLD postoffices when you change
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

RANCH consisting of AZ $50 acres Will RIM
1O0 cows and 800 sheep or $500 sheep and
800 cows. Excellent open stock water from
creeks and springs. An abundance of shelter
Four modern homes, with additional help
houses, numerous sheep Sheds barns and cor.
rals. 957 acres under ditch, free irrigation.
Good fences. Price is $15o,0OO with terms
Streeter Bros % N. Broadway, Billings.
Phone 3-3554 or 9-3572
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

HOUSE with butane furnace, 1000 chicken
brooder house, chicken house and garage, >
lots and 20 acres pasture. On proposed new
highway in Arlington district. Fran K
Wynegar. Belt. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
PULLETS

PULLETS! PULLETS! Early hatches-1940
prices! These prices will astonish you; 8, 10.
IL, a. 10 weeks old. Fed Full of Pep
famous Quaker Oats feed These are the
finest pullets we have raised in over 40
years experience. We guarantee they will
please or send them back! Dryden extra
large White Leghorns. Nations largest Leg
horns, finest layers: winners of year
Calf. egg contest. Mammoth New Hamp-
ShireS. Largest strain of Ramps in U. S. Tops
in Egg production. contest winners. Rugged,
profitable, extra pounds for market Pullets
Headquarters for N. w. We sell pullets
because they please and pay. You want large
birds and good layers. Never have we had
enough pullets. Don't delay writing US. At
our prices, it will pay you to do it now. Fresh
laid Farm, Box NJ, ColfaX, Wash.
RANGE RAISED PULLETS-6-8 weeks three
popular breeds. Paul Tastads Pullet Farm,
Route /, Box 1872. Everett, Wash. Phone
Tuxedo BIG.
STARTED CHICKS
YOU CAN GET husky three week old started
chicks as low as s37 per 100: Most breeds
available now. Order from this ad or write
for information. Yellowstone Hatchery, 1888
First Ave. S., Billings Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

2 acres, modern house,
Mrs. z. Fox, Poison,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

WHEAT RANCH-1,e6O acres, 1000 acres
decided, 1850 acres leased. 1900 acres decided
land cultivated 800 acres leased land culti-
waited: Land owners share one-third crop
on 500 acres good summerfallowed included
chine shed. granary, chicken house barn and
garage. Located near Chester. Price $4,000
with $4,000 down. Balance easy terms See
Oryal 2. Mason, Specialist in Ranches, Great
Falls, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
POULTRY
BABY CHICKS

SANTA CLARA THoRoBREDS - Premium
Quality Chicks Make More Money for You.
Here's Proof: From Chatsworth, California.
mo. chicks started, 5000; No. birds sold,
7735; Percent mortality, By; age when sold,
k10 weeks; average weight at market, 2.99;
total pounds of fryers sold, % 100; total lbs
of feed used, $1,000; Lbs. of feed per Lib. of
meat, 1885, receipts from sale of fryers,
90; cost of chicks, feed, brooding, sani-
tation litter, ETC., s5,813.40; labor profit
s1,846.52" Something extra at no extra
cost the priceless ingredient that makes
Santa Clara Thorobreds the Vests best
baby chick buy. That's why Western Poultry
men egg producers and meat operators
profitably brood more than 1000 900
Santa Clara Thorobreds every year. For over
40 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 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,
Austria Whites Parmenter R. I. Reds. For
meat: New Hampshires, Cornish-N. H. Cross.
U. S. Pullorum Passed Grade. Write for: Full
color catalog, breed specifications and stand
ards, early delivery dates and new low prices
Santa Clara Hatchery, P. o. Box 4228-T, 1919
N. w. SAVER, Portland 8, Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

Be sure 10 give both NEW and
OLD postoffices when you change
address,
52-June I, 1853
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

ON FLATHEAD LAKE
2 miles from Poison.
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

SO ACRES irrigated land with machinery and
stock if desired Modern house, good build
ings on mail, milk, school bus route Priced
for quick sale. Albert Miles. Corvallis Mont
FOR SALE-One quarter, good farming land,
near Minor. On state highway, close to good
market. Oscar G. Olson, Minor. N. Oak.
FOR THE BEST in irrigated farms and
ranches, see Deschamps Realty Co., Palace
Hotel Bldg, MiSsoula, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE =. Registered Red Poll coming s.
year-old Red Poll heifers just fresh. Gentle
good mixers. Also heifer and bull calves
Oscar Richem, Choteau, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

FOR SALES months old Ayrshire heifer.
Two-year- old registered Angus bull. Gentle
saddle horse, saddle and bride. Ray T. RAM
Sey, Fairfield, Mont.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Astronomy Notes
By OLAF HALVERSON

Having located Arcturus by fol- lowing the curvature of the Dipper handle down towards the horizon, it becomes easy to locate one of the constellations called Bootes.
 Some of the stars of Bootes form a pentagon (five-sided figure) which has been compared to a kite. Arcturus is at the bottom of the kite and is the brightest star in the constellation.
 The name of Bootes has come down to us from ancient times. It is mentioned in HCmer's "Odys- sey."
 Bootes represents plowman who is fond of blowing. Even a plowman wants an occasional bit of bear meat, so he has turned loose two cosmic dogs who are pursuing the Great Bear," or the Dipper, about Polaris, the North Star. For ages the dogs have been running, but have never been able to catch the bear by the tail. Bootes, who is threading the bloody combat, is Joking away from the chase.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Case Records On 3 More Ex-Treasury Officials Kept After Red-TieS Reports

WASHINGTON, LR- Senate ln- vestigators developed case records Thursday on three more former Treasury Department employees who were kept on and even pro- noted under the Truman admin istration after FBI information they had Communist ties was sent to the White House and various top officials.
 Data from the Justice Depart ment on V. Frank COe, Solomon Adler and Victor Perlo was read into the record at a public hearing by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
 All three were associates and subordinates of the late Harry Dexter White, who died in 1948, and two other associates, Harold Chaser and William Ludwig Ull- man.
 Ullman, who left the govern ment in 1947 and is now in the construction business in New ter sey, was called as a witness We'd nesday. He refused to answer questions as to whether he had engaged in espionage, pleading his answers might incriminate him.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Top Brass Asks Military Pay Boost As Defense Need

WASHINGTON, R-A group of generals and admirals called yes terday for a military pay boost and other actions to halt, what they termed an alarming deterior- ation in the career military ser vice.
 Military service has lost much of it's attractiveness as a career" said a study committee named by Secretary of Defense Wilson last spring at the direction of Presi- dent Eisenhower.
 Unless the present trend of career personnel leaving the ser vice can be reversed, most serious consequences to the national de- fense effort will result"
 Asst. Secretary of Defense John Hannah, in making public the re- port of the five-man committee, said it would receive careful at tention from the military services, the Defense Department and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Hannah add ed that release of the report inn piled neither it's approval nor ac- ceptance in every respect.
 A military pay and allowance increase amounting to about 5.8 percent went into effect in April 1852. On the last day of the Tru- man administration, last Jan. 19, the Defense Department asked Congress for an percent increase in military pay. The request was not acted upon.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Mccarthy Declares Loyalty To COPS While Opposing Foreign Policy, Says
 Reds In Govt To Be Issue In Elections

WASHINGTON, R]- Sen. MIC Carthy stuck to his guns in his disagreement with the administra- tion on foreign policy, but said any contention that he is chaEeng- ing President Eisenhower's COP. leadership is ''both ridiculous and untrue"
 In a prepared statement, Me Carthy said q will continue to give my utmost support to the Re publican Party now and in the future" but he emphasized:
 "This does not mean that will refrain from criticizing my party when I think it is making mis- takes"
 He praised both Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles in the statement, but said he still thinks this country should refuse dollar aid to any allied nation shipping any goods to Communist China so long as a single American re- mained in a Communist blood stained dungeon"
 "On this matter, Secretary Dulles and I are in complete disagree ment." Mccarthy said.
 "In a republic such as ours there must be room for honest difference of opinion. I respect the honesty and sincerity of purpose of Secretary Dulles. However, have such deep convictions on this subject that I shall continue to discuss the matter at every oppor- tunity and I urge Secrtary Dulles to reappraise our whole policy in this respect"
 McCarthy's statement was a re- ply to the one-two punch thrown at him by Eisenhower and Dulles as a result of McCarthy's radio TV speech last week criticizing administration foreign policy.
 Dulles hit at McCarthy's views Tuesday as striking at the very heart of United States foreign pol icy. Wednesday, President Eisen- hover said he was in full accord with Dulles statements.
 Eisenhower also took issue with the Wisconsin senator's declara- ton that the Communists in gov- ernment issue will be major one in next years congressional cleo ton. Mccarthy, in his statement repeated that Communists in gov ernment will be an issue. Tn fact, he declared, it will be "the most important political issue for years to come"
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04

Fine Job Printing al the Nugget
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Boscom Weeps and Fans Boo
As Bucceroni Wins by TKO

beaten. 'I thought he would get
hurt internally and permanent
ly. He was coughing up blood.
I thought it was the only thing
to do," he said.
Bascom trailed on the score
cards of all officials going into
the seventh. Soon after the
start Of the round Bucceroni
landed a hard right that sent
Bascom's mouthpiece into the
second row ringside. Bascom
was covering up under a hail
of punches when the end came
but, in the opinion of ringside
sports writer's, appeared to be
in NO serious danger. There
were no knockdowns.
Bascom, quieted down in his
dressing room later, declared, Il
was hitting him and he was hit
ting me. What more could you
ask. My mouth was bleeding
but so was his left eye. Hurt?
Shucks, if you don't get a couple
of cuts you're not in the fight. :"
Bucceroni said the referee did
right in stopping the bout. He
said it would have been just a
matter Of time until he landed
a knockout blow.
II would have gotten him
pretty quick" Bucceroni said.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Mats Officials Say Sale
OF Havana NOT Closed

Reports from Havana indicate
the Mats have sold their Glass B
Havana farm of the Florida In
ternational League, but club Of
flcials here say the deal hasn't
been completed.
According to the Associated
Press, Roberto Maduro. Cuba's
biggest sports promoter and op-
orator of Gran Stadium, where
the Havana team plays. said yes
terday he has purchased the
club.
But in Washington, Calvin
Griffith, vice PRESIDENT of the
Washington club, said that while
such a deal is under discussion
it has not been closed.
Ossie Bluege. director Of the
Washington farm system, is in
Cuba to discuss the sales pro-
posal with Maduro, but young
Griffith said he had not heard
from Bluege since he left Sun
day. Griffith indicated the deal
would 60 through, but added;
"There still are some details tc
work out and we certainly
haven't got a check yet from
Maduro."
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Richmond Driver Accepts
West Lanham CHALLENGE

The second week of sportsmen
car racing at West Lanham
Speedway will be held Friday
night and will feature Sam Di-
Russo, Richmond, Va, ace, who
has accepted the challenges of
Wally Campbell, Trenton, N. j.,
veteran, and Ken Marriott, Bal
timore pace setter.
DiRuSso outman neuvered
Campbell at the opener last week,
taking the 25-lap feature when
the two cars locked wheels on the
11th lap, forcing Campbell to
veer off and end up in fifth place.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
By the Assoeiotod Press

MILWAUKEE,, May Stiff
hitting Dan Bucceroni Of Phila-
delphia, fourth-ranked heavy
weight, conquered Wes Bascom
of st. Louis last night on a sew
enth-round TKO that made BaS-
com weep and the fans boo.
Bascom was bleeding from the
mouth, but appeared in no
trouble when Referee Ted jamie
son halted the scheduled 10
rounder at 2:16 of the seventh.
The crowd of 4,453 let go with
wave after wave of catcallS.
Bascom, who at 174 pounds
gave away II to his harder hit
ting foe, dropped to his knees in
the ring, banged his head on the
canvas and cried at the verdict.
Then he stormed around the
ring, protesting that he wasn't
hurt. Tears still lined his cheeks
when he was led out Of the ring.
Bascom's manager, Paul Dau-
NIT, said he would seek a hear
ing by the State Athletic Com
mission at which Jameson would
be asked to explain his action
in stopping the bout.
Jameson declared he halted
it because "BaScom was badly
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Catholic U.Tennis Team
Beuts American. 6-3

Catholic University'S tennis
team now has a record of 10 VIC
tories and three defeats after
downing American u, 6-3. yes
terday at Gu in Mason-Dixon
Conference match.
It was Americans seventh de-
feat in ten matches this season.
The Eagles play at Western
Maryland tomorrow while GUS
next match is at Johns Hopkins
Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Coolidge and Wilson
Fill Net Semifina|s

Two each from Wilson and
Coolidge High Schools are in to-
days Semifinals of the girls in
terscholastic tennis tournament
at Friends School.
The lineup presents Carol Nc
Cord of Wilson against Joyce
Leek of Coolidge and Loretta
Lowe of Coolidge against Carol
Mortimer of Wilson. Miss Nor
timer had the closest call of those
surviving yesterdays quarter
finals as she defeated Betsy Hyde
of Friends, 60. As, 6-1.
Pairings for the 15-and-under
semifinals are: Mary Kuhn of
Madeira against Julia Kyle of
Paul Junior and Pat Hubbard
Of Alice Deal against Debby Bar
ger of Friends.
Yesterdays quarterflnal re-
suits:
Girls--Miss Mccord defeated Pat Pat.
ferSon,d dIssdto1 Holtoa Arms AnTS S. 6-4 Mis-:
MoTtimser defeated Miss Hyde. de- FRIENDS maS'
0 nd-and.ss: GSi s-l Miss Kuhn defeated
Miss Kyle defeated Nancy Gates. Pau
Junior; -; 316; 60 los; Miss Hub;
feated Barbara Berry, Maret. 4-6
6-4, 6-2.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Della Rata HurLs Double Win
To Top Six-Sport Gu Career
By Bob Honson

Pitching a double-header in
baseball has been done before.
but for a college player to try
it and win both games is a bit
unusual.
For Joe Della Rata, Catholic
University's first three-letter
athlete since before World War
II, it was, perhaps. the highlight
of an athletic career that in
cluded participation in six sports
during his high school and COL
lege years.
Della Rata accomplished the
double win yesterday at Brook
land. limiting American Univer-
sity to three hits as Gu took two
seven-inning games, 81 and 9-6,
in Mason-Dixon Conference play.
In the first game he held AU
to two hits. retiring the last 20
batters in order. He struck out
the first man up in the second
game to run his string to 81
and finished the game with a
one-hitter.
The only AU hit in the second
game was a triple by Pitcher
Luke Johnson with the bases
loaded. In all, Della Rata
famed is in the two contests
and aided his own cause with a
triple in the first game. driving
in a run.
Volunteers for Boxing.
4 mainstay on the baseball
team the last four years as a
pitcher-first baseman and a high
scorer on the basketball team the
last three years, Della Rata last
winter put on the gloves and
stepped into a boxing ring for
the first time in his life.
1t came about when Eddie La
Fond, athletic director and box
ing coach, put out a call for VOL
unteers. Della Rata. although
busy with basketball, answered
the call.
II figured I might be able to
help out" he said. II had never
fought before in my life except
for a few neighborhood scraps
that all kids get into, but put
ting on gloves and getting in a
ring was brand new. There was
a notice on the bulletin board
one day asking for interested
parties to sign up, so I signed
up"
A 6-foot-3, 175-pounder, Della
Rata didn't do too badly for a
novice. Fighting in the light
heavyweight division. he won one
decision. lost one and drew in
three other bouts. In his last
bout of the season he was
awarded draw with Adam Kois.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Rosecroft Schedules
Free Race Previews

Afternoon harness racing. for
fun. will be presented at Rose
croft Saturday at 1870 pm. and
the following Saturday at the
same time as a preview of the
20-night meeting opening at the
OXon Hill track May 18.
Admission will be free both
days, but there will be no bet
ting. of course. The plan, sane
toned by the Maryland Racing
Commission and United States
Trotting Association, is to pro-
vide schooling for green 2-year-
olds as well as an afternoon of
racing for the fans. Track OFF,
cials hope to present eight races
each day.
Racing Secretary Jim Lynch
is due here Thursday to complete
arrangements for the free days.
Approximately 275 horses al
ready are stabbed at Rosecroft
and there probably will be 800
Oh the grounds before the meet
opens.
Latest arrivals include the
stables of Len burlington. Charlie
Oakley. Dick Webber, AL Wyble
and Lou Cummiford.
Webber's string includes Fam
Gus Hanover. who is eligible for
the 100000 Hambletonian, the
Kentucky Derby of harness rae
ing.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
0|son-Young Match
Promises Solution 10
Midd|eweight Mixup
BY Murray Rose
Associoted Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, May 5.-The
middleweight muddle may be
cleared in September now that
big Jim Norris has the Carl
(Bobo) Olson-Paddy Young scrap
ticketed for Madison Square
Garden June 10.
Olson, of San Francisco, and
Young. Of New York, will meet
over Is rounds with each getting
80 per cent Of the net receipts
and the same cut of around $50
600 Of radio-televiSion money.
Sid Flaherty, Olson's manager,
finally agreed to the bout yes
terday after talking to Norris,
the international Boxing Clubs
boss, by telephone. Norris is Civ
ing the West Coast fighter "a
little extra" to cover expenses.
Young signed for the fight a
week ago.
well try to bring the Amer
ican and European champions
together in a September bout
here to decide the successor to
Sugar Ray Robinson" Norris
said.
Frances Charles Humez and
England's Randy Turpin battle
for the European title at Lon
don June 9.
1t may take a Solomon (and
we don't mean England's Jack
Solomons), to arrange terms and
the site for the America vs..
Europe final.
BY the time all those details
are arranged, Sugar Ray may
decide to make a comeback.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Great Moto Pins Terror
With Free Use Of Rice

A handful of rice tossed in his
eyes spelled defeat for the Golden
Terror in last nights feature
wrestling match at Turner's
Arena.
The Great Moto, japanese star,
was the rice thrower. and with
that attack took only four min
utes to dispose Of the Terror. The
Terror protested.
Last nights Commute draw
was supplied by Chuck Morgan
and Clyde Stevens. In other
matches, the Zebra Kid won over
Mike Lane. Abe Kashey defeated
Carl Freeman and the Golden
Superman beat Duke Livingston.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Ban on Two PIotoons Likely
To Be Boon to Irish Next Fall

Along with the veteran group
is a liberal mixture of classy
freshmen who will be sopho-
moreS this fall and whose addi-
tion give Notre Dame its most,
and best, manpower since the
national championship team of
1949. ...
Good Backfield Talent.
There are excellent newcomers
in the backfield who will press
constantly for starting jobs. The
most outstanding are Quarter
back Don Schaefer, 185-pound
passer and good runner. from
Pittsburgh; HalfbackS Dick Hen
bricks. 100. Danville. ILL.,; Dick
Washington. 205-pound Negro
from Vanderbilt, Pa: Dick Kel-
Ter, ITS. Toledo speedster who
may be Notre Danes first real
breakaway runner in three years,
and Fullbacks Dick Fitzgerald,
1876, and John Gaffney. 1876, both
of Chicago.
Rookie linemen who help pro-
vide a general boost in takeoff
speed so essential in Notre Danes
exclusive use of the split-T for
nation this fall include:
Ends-Wayne Edmonds, 1875,
Canonsburg, Pa. Che may be
shifted to tackle); Don George,
205, Dunbar. Pa; John Kapish,
1913, Barberton, Ohio, and Ben
Zajeski, 205, Chicago.
Tackle-Ray Lemek, 210. Sioux
City. Iowa.
Guards-John Mcmillan, 205,
Hoboken. N. j., and Pat Bisceg-
liza, 1876, Worcester, Mass.
Center-Jim Mense, 205, Ham
ilton, Ohio.
Our main weaknesses now
seem to be in all phases of block
ing and in pass receiving" Leahy
said, after his 1853 varsity
romped over the Old Timers, "a
Z, in the annual spring game
Saturday. But they will i'm
prove"