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Evening star., 1953-09-20
LUMBER-MILLWORK
OPEN SAT sim TILL a

VI I4N OH ~OV4N' I'LL .
SPECIALS - New Flush Hardwood
Doors. S495. Many to choose from.
wood, S4.4S; Shelving, 15c; Fran
ing. Sheathine, 10c; Millwork, Mold
ings. Masonite. etc. Half price bar
gains in cuttings Of plywood and dry
lumber; quality at the lowest prices
in town. GENERAL MILLWORK
Evening star., 1953-09-20

FURNTTURE-Complete line of new
furniture. Wrought iron liv. rm
suites with foam rubber seats, Hide
A-Beds. Mengers bedrm. suites. din
ette suites, misc. pieces, Everything
must be sold before the 3Oth OF
Sept Drastic reduction:
BROTHERS FURNITURE CO.
Columbia Pike at Baileys Cross ROADS
JE. 4-0110
FURNITURE-MOVING
Air-conditioner. Feeders. 1858 push
button, u ton. used mo-. wear
service warranty, S225.
Cocktail table. beautiful, modern,
smoke glass and black lacquer. like
new, cost S225; will sacrifice.
Junior-size dining room suite. solid
mahog., pieces, like new; mahog.
ladder-back chair.
Fireplace. custom built authentic
Adam reproduction. built-in huores-
cent light and electric outlets. brass
andironS and logs.
Hide-A-Bed Simmons sectional 1-arm,
single bed grey, used 2 times only;
custom-made slip cover; cost S273,
sell less than half.
Apt. 60a-A Westchester. 5000 Ca
thedral ave. NV. EN-. 3-3457 after
pm. Sat. ~
Evening star., 1953-09-20
GROCERIES

New fresh national brands: some
labels torn come dented, some per-
feet: ideal boarding houses, restau-
rants: below wholesale in any guam
tity 435 K ST. NV Free parking
GUITAR. cleo, Vegar lead guitar;
top condition chrome plate pickup.
$50 cash. Call Vienna 81 from
t. : during vi; 20
GUITAR, MARTIN, and amplifier
lst class condition. $40. 10.
SLAP.
GUiTAR-steel dbl. neck Hawaiian
with amplifier; also Spanish with
a pickup. Crescent 502-J.
GUITAR, ELECTRIC steel with am
plifier, $50; excellent condition;
WA. 1924.
songs. Open ewes. GUITAR SHOP
1000 N st. NV. ME. S-l419.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
LUMBER
RRTCK-STEET,

Fussen-Young ice cream
plant, Wisconsin ave. and N st.
NV. All material for sale: Lumber.
cork. steel, doors, heating plant
pipe; hundreds of bargains.
ARROW. 100 S. Capitol. Ii. 3-2@6l
Evening star., 1953-09-20
RADIATORS

new and used; Dashboard convec-
tors. half price; gas. oil. coal-tireo
boilers: BLOCKS. 1146 Lee hwy.
lnr. Key Bridgel. IA. S-S70O.
RADIOS all types table models, 4.
up; Also console cabinets to build
for your conv A. A. A ELECTRICAL
SALES, 1915 7th st. NV. AID. 2-5252.
RADIO : General Electric portable
with wet battery, s,w. and standard
$50; General Electric portable with
battery and electricity, S15: CroSley
radio. table model, sw. and stand
ard. S12. AID. 1886.
RADIO - Stromberg Carlson: $50
RADIO-Precision tube tester; UP to
date with CRIT adapter; excellent
cond.; S45. ia. 9-5414.
RADlO-Factory-b Johnson Viking
l, 4D32 final. internal relays for
compl station control; also BOW,
cred and metered; priced to sell.
RADIOS-Transmitters and receivers,
hand gear, components; too many
to list. just call me at JU. 5-067S.
Cleaning house. everything, going.
table model: best offer. RA. 3-ai6:},
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH combination,
like new, television-radio-p -phono.
comb, eES Admiral. TV go in. TIE.
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH, Magnavox
sacrifice. Call WO. 6-0655.
RADIO transmitter, pair 10Uths,
mod. sos; l XIV input; S450. 10.
RADIO GEAR. sxe4 receiver. trans
nisce mitter d%Gyn power supplies; app mass Of
HO. 2-s19S. 30
HAHf4hHoN1 iA9T4bE EHFM Hfd REcE1vER E1RELlI9 l5l
/ IN. SPEAKER. GARRARD CHANG
/ Err WITH GE PICKUP; .REDWOOp
SShifh5 SSIhf f. osDEE 5SfaaslS oNr2; GOSI2@ ss2S
RANGES. gas and electric; new;
/ less than wholesale nationally
famous make; factory distributor
must make room. 1925 Wisconsin
ave: NV, EN-. 2-0s0O or OIL.
RASSEgs: d1s.5 s5s: table ss,5S top ssGa s coPH
RANGE-36 in, good cond.. $50; 2
cor. basins, Is in. $3.50 ea.; 4 kit.
doors. 291z by 6,S,. s. ca: storm
-, one asia by ~, S5 ca; i Holly
wood bed and mattress, $3.50.
RANGES: all new 1853 makes and
models; your choice for no money
down. low at 81 month. JE. 2-o779.
Electric. Uniyersal; excel
RANGE-Kenmore gas, S75; > beds
L sal. with spring, $40; ] double
With sprinS nS.s and mattress $50; un3
lamps, s5; . closets, So ca, TU.
RANGE1Gas, white enamel, 2 ovens
glass glass deoT' pST lisht in oven; eSSel,
RANGES, new, used; repairs. Gas.
ioi1 Sth st. NV, Ma. $685..
RANGE. electric, 4-burner table top;
excellent condition. ia. 4-0S31.
ne1s''Fs St Ssi5 ersas sse R S sS Ho
RECORD RECORD CHANGER and Amplifier,
Cost S1s5 new 1859; se5. EN-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. radio, rec,
ord player and wire recorder: blond
HD. @e5S5s' III. 5ois54. O''' 0
RECoRRERs WsP7coF ,sn41is dsmCnstra "a;
IRECoRDER. tape, chicago-webster
mod. 21G, like new; cost 500 30;
Sl25: estate item. EN- 1882.
REFRIGERATORS. S25 up: late mod
f4tb flfi essy st nT terms AID 4L4f!!S9Ns 44!SS9' 80 %
lREFRIGERATOR-CroSlev She!vadcr
auto. defrost. 1852: Spindrier, 1851
Admiral l7-in. comb. TV-radio-
phono., mahogany with doors. TE.
6-3364 80
REFRIGERATOR used, per-
feet condition; $50. ia. S-123l
Monday.
REFRIGERAAToRs; used large as,
1-year guranatee. Time payments
FREDERICKS, 1905 i4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS- latest, new
1858 makes and models. For the
best deal. lowest down payment and
easiest terms possible anywhere; call
JE, 2-0779 or IA. 7-595s. Serveis,
only S1.00 down. -23
Evening star., 1953-09-20
GUN SALE
~ ALL NEW
FREE
1920

OF gun cost towards hunting
accessories. a m m unition
scopes, knives, cleaning kits,
Evening star., 1953-09-20
TABLES

Govt. purchased Formica-top cafeteria
tables. 32X3'?, With solid maple
frames, excel cond.. Ssa5. N.
FRANK & SON. 4l4 3rd st. NV.
EX. 3S9;i.
TAPE RECORDER, Soundmirror,
Si?5. TENDLER'S S PAWNBRoKERs
SALES CO. 9l3 d ST. NV, RE.
G-302..
TAPEMASTER RECORDER, S55,
Clearance on speakers, amplifiers.
GILPIN ELECTRONICS, 134l L st.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
OFFICE FURNITURE

Used steel file cabinets. 4 drawers,
S22; new 6O-in walnut desk. $50 IS
Shop US for the best values in town
LARGE stock of new and used desks.
file cabinets. chairs. etc. available
at ell times. Free delivery. N
FRANK d SON. Ala 3rd st. NV
Evening star., 1953-09-20
STEEL

We have al, kinds Of miscellaneous
GENERAL WRECKING CO, 1857
Brentwood I'd. AID. 2-6l77. --26
STENOTYPE MACHINE, La Sale,
So6ks like 'aSs sew 'sf0SS sSS essS sHa dE Hb
STENOGRAPH STAND and books.
newest model: excel. cond.; S55 or
sRERLfNG ffsS INC sIE2ER IN Rfss fss set oo7SSm;
6 pieces and tray; cost ST, 500; sell
reas. EN-, 3-S045.
SIOkER-Automatic Iron. Fireman
for hard coal. including clock, ther-
moStat. etc. in excellent condition;
priced reasonable. Call RA. 3.5436.
STOLE, muskrat, gray, with tails:
coat; .SllO; sacrif1ce. AID. $500.
s10Rn ISSi a~o' WINDOWS and COPPER
screen lis Of each. includine 10
STORAGE CABINETS, wardrobe, met.
al; oargain$. Can today. CO, 5-4625;
Wk,. lll2 l4th ST. NV, DI, 1872.
STORE IlXTURES-Two display floor
cases, lisht, wood, glass ,shelving,
lighted sliding doors, locks, good
condition, WILLARD HOTEL GIFT
SHOP. Lobby. Willard Hotel
STORE FIXTURES
Five eft. dress cases; 4 cases with
shelves; / glass GIFT. display case;
mannequins; all IN good condition.
Call Ii. 7-2322. -22
STOVE, cleo 4-burner Hotpoint; full
size oven and 3 storage doors; very
good cond, Presto cooker, 4-ut.,
almost new. Call ia. s-73l3.
STOVE, Norge. gas. 36-in., 4-burner.
table top 5 yrs. old; S35. KE.
STOVE. Magic Chef, new cond.. 4
burners, divided top; s65. IA.
sTovE-Philco electric. kitchenette
use: sos o.. JU i-a55o' 20 n'''
sTT9GVEE-zG.as. Quality 4-burner, S"5.
sTRoLLER, TWIN. Adjustable T seats.
Dc!ach1ssble, hood and sides. Like
sTRoMBERG-C CARLSON RADIO and
aS200. Also good selection classical
records. Call DU. 10000, Apt, ia.
STUDIO COUCH, red trimmed In
gray, used very little. 20 s-0244.
STUDIO COUCH, custom built, with
cG s5iPcpvss sgs snd q, pllogS aySi like new S76'
STUDIO COUCH, excel. cond.; bed.
high; gray with floral, $40. ia.
TABLE, KITCHEN . chairs, red and
reaS EN-. 3-l544 -22
TABLE-Duncan Phyfe, drop-leaf,
$40; gas stove, $50: rose sofa. $50.
Moving. OIL. 4-5799. -25
TABLE, dinette extension, 3 chairs:
good cond, SO; mattress, double,
good; So. ia. 9-34l4.
TABLE, mahogany. gate-leg with
drawer; excel. finish: $50. Juniper
9-5l3g.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
SUNDAY SALE
IL NOON TIL 6 Pm.

Savings up to 40co on entire stock
reduced for this Sunday only. Many
nationally advertised floor samples
offered.
Items included are:
Bedding S19.95 up.
Hideaway beds, S149.50 up.
1-piece dining room sets. S199 up.
3-piece living room sets. $1,000 up.
5-piece chrome dinette sets, S49.95 up.
Tables and lamps. S4.95 up.
Large plastic TV chairs, SS95 up.
Remember tremendous savings for the
budget minded as well as the quail
ity-minded buyers. All sales cash
only. We deliver anywhere.
HAMPSHIRE FURN. co.
1868 N. Hampshire Ave. at Ga.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE

9Il G ST. NV.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Dl. 1877. Open daily till Z. Mon
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
will foot the bill.
SO N. GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON. VA.
ia S-6914, n block from Arl. blvd..
next to Buckingham housing develop.
Open daily till 8, Saturday till z.
Plenty Of free parking space at our
large shopping area.
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 2 Pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Most other makes and models
in stock. Large selection of
used guns.
Use Our Lay-away Plan
TRADE-IN ACCEPTED
RELIABLE
JEwELRY EXCHANGE
422 9Th st. NV. Ma. 8-6157
Hours; Thurs. & Sat. $40 TO 9 PM
HAIR DRYERS (3), Halliwell. nearly
new; cost S109 each, sacrifice $25
"a. UN. G-959o. "a
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FURNITURE-MOVINC
FURNITURE
Brand-New
3 COMPLETE ROOMS

S-Piece Living Room Suite
9-Piece Bedroom Suite
5-Piece Dinette Set
ALL FOR S297.50
1Oec down. up to "a mos. to pay.
Furniture Contractors, Inc.
1401 14th st. NV. AID. 2-6650
Evening star., 1953-09-20

OFFICE FURNITURE
200 desks from $40 UP. For home
or office. Also chairs. filing cabinets,
KardeX, tables. FREE PARKING.
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
5l1 New jersey Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
TELEVISION SALE
S49.50
TELEVISION

dealers invited, Ala 10th ST. NV
TOOLS, wstchmaker's stalking set.
l22 pieces; never been used. Seitz
Both for $50 or best ofer. 10.
ToYs-Tricvcle. So; toy auto, gear
MOUNTED STEAM CLEAN
ING MACHINE for cleaning auto
ssnginetS' sngLatS eSyippent 6v and buildings;
1RATSs PssgSiH' oVi Lionel 9nsS@G 6s7. automatic
courleIs and cars. q. switches I
$3.50: sacrifice. $500 WA. 1855.
TRAIN--Ltonel large layout. all or
part; half price; IA. 5;s635. 80!
EnT sIe sD5Tee bfs TSor S5 an9 sdIon % ea
football pants. helmet. EN-. ,3-5756.
Colston chain drive, 20
in, cost approx. S45; good condi-
ton: will sci! reas. HE. 4-6517.
dtisn sas. Ssi6d sf0o n'T pSsR: sSn
TRoMBoNEs; new. Special. $50 s5,
gp.m sWILLE3s MUSIC CENTER
1905 \. Hartiord ST. Arlington.
rRfuMPEET OUTFIT. brand new; reg.
RATNER S Music STORE, 136 18th
TRUMPET. Reynolds. with case,
nickel and gold lacquer. like new;
beautiful professional instrument:
cost. $40. Sell Sl4o. Call OIL.
4-i433
TRUMPET, Martin: used month:
cost SI6j: sacrifice, 500. Jackson
4-0SOO
never used OIL. 2-312s
TRUNK. wardrobe. clean drawers,
hangers. . packing trunks. 3-fold
screen. T0-in. ia. 9-5s25.
TRUNK. wardrobe. excellent condis
tion. $40. NE. S-2132. 30
TUXEDOS C2)-Both approximately
Size 3s waist; practically brand-newI
best offer ia 9-s5s7. 20
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Also have modern living
room pieces and practically
new, all-wool carpet. See sep
Rrate ads in this same column
Il. today's Star under Carpet"
and under Living Room
Furniture"
Evening star., 1953-09-20
DINING ROOM
-
n. "a FURNITURE

We're moving from The WestcheSter.
Therefore, will sell very attractive.
conservative modern dining room
pieces AT REAL SAVINGS.
table, 4 #. square. Four matching
walnut chairs with upholstered
seats. Custom built server 22X72
in. Made of walnut. finished in black
LACQUER with git trim; Has on one-lnGn- men
ported by two tiers of drawers. each
about 22 in. square. Copied from
one in home of a Hollywood star
Most unusual.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

For appointment to arrange inspec-
ton. phone EN- 3-951S.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
STORE FIXTURES

Five 6-ft. dress cases; cases with
shelves; | glass eft. display case:
triple mirror; chrome skirt rack; Q
mannequins; all IN good condition.
Call LII 7-o32o so
Evening star., 1953-09-20

RADIO-PHONO., HIGH FIDELITY
12,-TUBE AM-FM RECEIVER. To-
IN. SPEAKER. GARRARD CHANG
Err WITH GE PICKUP: REDWOOD
CABINET. 36x35xlS; CUSTOM
BUILT TO ORDER ONLY; S22g.
UN 4-364I
Evening star., 1953-09-20
TARPAULINS

Most sizes avail. at all times. N.
FRANK & SON, Ala 3rd st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

STOVE, elec 4-burner Hotpoint; full
size oven and 3 storage doors; very
good cond,; Presto cooker, 4-ut.,
almost new. Call IA. S-7313
STOVE, Norge. gas. 36-in., 4-burner.
table top. 5 yrs. old; S35. KE.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

electric. kitchenette
size; excellent, perfect cond s mo.
use: S9S9 JU 1-a550 30
Quality l-hurner. S95,
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Hot water, steam, gas, all styles,
new and used; Dashboard convec-
tors. half price; gas, oil. coal-tireo
boilers. BLOCKS, 1746 Lee hwy
tnr. Key Bridge). JA S-S700.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

FURN.-Liv. rm.. dinette, bedrm.,
practically new. Must sacrifice.
LU. 1880. 80
FURN.-Maple bedrm. set, sgl. bed;
excel. cond.: wal lamp table; Roll
away cot: davenport constr. peri,
needs recovering. HE. 4-7527.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

TOVE. Magic Chef, new cond.. 4
burners, divided top, S6j. ia.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

OQORS-Stock OF custom made uoors
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WOODWORKING d LUMBER co
, 1953-03-14
Russiun Jet Fighters
Strufe Another British
Plane Neur Berlin

Undaunted by their attacks
on United States and British
planes over the past few days
and the anger & protests be
tween four and six Russian
fighters yesterday fired tracer
bullets at a tWin-engined Vik-
ing passenger plane which is
reported to have been slightly
off the corridor. The plane
escaped damage and landed
at a West Berlin airport safely.
The United States delivered
a second note to the Czecho-
Slovak government calling for
an expression of regret and
pledge that no such incident
will be repeated; for disclplin-
airy action against the flyers
and payment for the plane de-
stroyed, since the government
is clearly responsible.
Continued on Page a
s
, 1953-03-14
Cornerstone OF
st. MdrY's School to
Be Laid Next Month

Plans are now under way
for the ceremonies to com
memorate the laying of the
cornerstone for the new Saint
Mary's school building in
Christiansted some time dur
ing the month of April, it was
announced today.
Construction work has been
progressing since the ground
breaking ceremonies S j x
months ago. If all goes well
the building should be com
p1eted around the early part
of July and be ready for oc-
pancy at the beginning of the
new scholastic a r in
September.
, 1953-03-14

Americans sent to India to at
tend a similar conference. He
had paid a previous visit to
India back in 1928 when he
first m e t Prime Minister
JaraWahal Nehru.
Mrs. (Dr) Yergan accom-
panied him to Germany and
India; they were guests of Mr..
Nehru in 1851. In 1852 DR..
Yergan went on a long tour of
Africa lasting five months.
During this time he visited
every part of the continent
beginning at French West
Africa, going down the Gold
Coast, Nigeria, a n d South
Africa and returned via Cen
trail Africa including Rhode
STA, East Africa and back to
Europe via ETHIOPIA and Egypt.
Every part Of Africa is ex-
tremely interesting at this
moment, DR.. Yergan CONT
nued, because the whole con-
tinent is on the move. In South
Africa there are most serious
racial problems fer there are
two and a half nillion Euro
peans living amongst ten mil
lion Africans. South Africa has
the most serious and difficult
racial problems anywhere in
the world. Kenya colony in
East Africa also has its prob
Continued on Page a
, 1953-03-14
Governor Of v. |.
Notified Of New
Norwegidn Consul

Governor de Castro has been
informed through the Score
tary Of the Interior by the
Secretary of State, of the re-
cognition of Arnoldus Marius
Hi1Io Kolstad as Consul Gen
eral of Norway at N e w
Orleans, Louisiana, by exequa-
tur dated February %, 1853.
The Embassy of Norway has
notified the Department that
consular Jurisdiction assigned
by the Government of Norway
to its Consulate General at
New Orleans includes t h e
Commonwealth o f Puerto
Rico and the Territory of the
Virgin Islands.
, 1953-03-14
D,unbur f1inrichs in
Interview Over WIVI
On MonduY at 1890

Dunbar Hinrichs, we'll
known author Of the book Mrs
Captain Kidd will be inter
viewed over Radio Station
WIN on Monday, March 16,
at 1890, it was made known
today.
Mr.. Hinrichs is at present
residing at Estate Princess.
, 1953-03-14
Personnel Mention

Mrs. Gwen Belgrave and
Mrs. Lolita Sylvester of New
York were visitors to st. Croix
Thursday.
Mrs. Sylvester visited
Puerto Rico, st. Thomas and
Croix; Mrs. Belgrave was
on a tour of several other Ca
ribbean Islands. 1t was their
first visit to st. Croix which
they learned about from their
many friends.
Both are Social Workers
with the New York Depart
ment of Welfare. They were
accompanied here by Miss
Svbil Barrow.
All three returned to Saint
Thomas yesterday morning.
, 1953-03-14
Wuter Shortage in
ST. Thos. Becomes
Acute, Supt. Worms

The wateer shortage in st.
Thomas has become very
acute and a warning has been
issued by Donald Boreham,
Superintendent of P b | i c
Works that care should be
used in the use of rain water.
The warning has been broad
cast o e r Radio Station
VISTA, in which Mr.. Boreham
said that the water shortage
has reached a dangerous stage.
The last resources are being
.useed and steps are being TAX
en- to procure water from off
the island.
, 1953-03-14

SulldIll lCll lOudy - 4SCW -
Rico. He plans to be in New Y
panied by his wife, DR.. Yer
The Yergans arrived in
st. Croix for the first time on
February % and were guests
at the Clover Crest Hotel in
Frederiksted for one week;
they spent one week at the
Hotel-on-the-Cay in Chris
tiansted. /.
The Yergans have four chill
dren; 3 boys and one girl, all
born in Africa. Drs. Charles &
Max, Jr., are physicians and
are officers of the US. Air
force; Frederick is also an Of
ficer of the Airforce, stationed
at the atomic base in New
Mexico. T h e daughter,
Mary, is a student at Welles-
ley College in Massachusetts,.
DR.. Yergan resided in South
Africa for Is years before
World War II. He first went
to Africa to make a study of
the effect Of industrialization
on tribal life under the spon-
sorship of the International
Committee of the YMCA of
New York and Geneva.
The study led to certain re-
concentrations which he was
asked to stay. and try to de-
velop, this he said through
an Institute of Bantu Studies,
which was associated with the
South African Native College.
Since 1913 DR.. Yergan has
been constantely travelling in
Europe, Asia and Africa. In
Europe he was consultant on
African Affairs at the session
of the United Nations. In 1949
he went to Haiti and Jamaica
to make a comparative study
of self-governing Negro re-
publics and colony, at the time
was in the process
of receiving increasing meas
ures Of self-government. In
1850 he was sent on an Ameri-
can delegation to GERMANY to
attend the international Con-
oress of Cultural freedom, and
in 1851 he was one of five
, 1953-03-14
DR.. CluvelI to Visit
ST. Thomus Murch ~;
ST. Croix Murch l8

DR.. Caeser Clavell, Veteri-
narian-in-charge, Bureau of
Animal Industry, has advised
Governor de Castro that he
will be in st. Thomas all day
on Tuesday, March II and all
day in St. Croix on Wednes-
day, March 18.
Al matters pending in rela-
ton to the livestock problem
will be discussed at that time.
, 1953-03-14
DR.. YERGAN, DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR,
DEPARTS AFTER TW0-WEEk VISIT
Mrs. Yergon is PYhsiciun; Bot

Wrs. Yergdn IS PYhslcldn; Both % hetuFn
Dr. Max Yergan, Specialist on African Affairs and Con-
sultant left today for New York via St. Thomas and Puerto
Rico. He plans to be in New York on Sunday. He was accom-
panied by his wife, DR.. Yergan, who is a physician.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-08-01

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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-08-01

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DACK in the good old days"
Id production control was a COM
paratively simple proposition. Con-
gressmen mailed to their rural con-
stituents seeds that wouldn't come
up. That was that.
If every other segment of the
| economy wasn't up on stills of one
kind or another. I'd be inclined TO
| sink or swim with the rest and
vote against wheat quotas. But
when it comes TO sinkin' it's nice
10 have plenty of company. so
guess Ill vote yes" The fellow
| who thinks he can pay present day
operatin' costs on 500 of parity
prices is a real optimist.
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Dryland Dan over in Dawson
County says as far as he's concerned
this 1858 grain production should
be labeled the miracle crop. When
he seeded his spring wheat, the
ground was dry as a bone all the
way down and the weather felt as
if it was in a longtime dry groove.
All he and his neighbors had to go
on was that it usually rained in, the
spring. Now his problem is where to
store all the wheat.
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There's one thing / don't under
stand about some of these wild
life enthusiasts. When they 90
huntin' game. they're equipped
with lots of high-powered ammuni-
ton and plenty of shootin' irons.
But when someone suggests
buildin' a dam or reducin' the elk
range Bit. they come chargin' out
of their duck blinds armed only
with emotion. Of course. maybe
that's what it takes to keep check
rein on some of the engineers
whose only answer TO any agricul-
rural problem is TO build another
high dam. In many cases the best
course probably lies somewhere
between the concrete and the hYs-
terra.
Speakin' about the south, it was
cinch we'd be hearin' some yarns
about their drouth troubles down
that way. One heard the other
day goes like this: In Texas
ranching community where all
phones are on party lines and all the
neighbors listen in for miles, every
one was disturbed by the prolonged
dry spell. One night Old Bill,
shrewd cattle rancher, got a call
from Kansas City buyer, who said,
Understand you've got some steers
to SELL" "Well, now," dickered Bill,
"I'm not sure want to sell right
now" ed, for heavens sake"
broke in an agonized voice from the
party line, 'You sell them steers!
You know you amt got no grass"
Summerfallow Sam says if IFS
true what they say about phos-
phate fertilizer increasin' the
yield of dryland wheat three
bushels TO the acre. this 209o acre
age cut might not be so bad after
all. The thing that really worries
Sam is how he can use that ex-
cess acreage so il will at least
pay for the fertilizer.
Dogie johnson claims he saw one
of his Rambouillet bucks chasin'
one of his range bulls the other
day. Dogie says the only thing he
can figure out is that the buck must
have been readin' the livestock
market reports lately.
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