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Chapter II
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Chapter II
NOV, as Lew Stromberg rode
IN northward with six men at
noon. he muttered sourly, Zone
shiftless homesteader making
suckers of my whole headquarters
crew. It's enough to turn a mans
stomach. By God, ! should fire the
bunch of you and hire some real
hands"
Hugh Jubal, still smarting from
his inglorious defeat of Satur-
day night, said, Maybe Maiben
Sneaked into Junction and hid out
at Eve Odegarde's."
Stromberg rejected that by an
nouncing, "Sol Robillarde and
Ernie are keeping day-and-night
watch between them in town"
"Sam has just been down.
right lucky" Jubal complained.
Chances are he'd of got caught
last night if Rimbaud hadn't run
Bill off the ridge at Boxed M. I'd
bet months pay that Maiben ate
supper with Rimbaud at his own
table while the rest of us was
watchin' them other places. II
stands to reason Sam must of ate
somewheres.
Booger Bill glared at him. s'Rim-
baud busted my thumb" he said
Sullenly, and stuck out his band
aged left hand in evidence. Il had
to git it fixed. didn't II"
But you could of let us know, /"
Hugh Jubal complained, instead
of Spendin' a whole evenin' at the
Shiloh bar lappin' up beer. If you'd
of just tipped us off, we'd of took
a look at Maiben's place last
night"
Lew Stromberg made derisive,
chopping motion at Jubal. Don't
pass the blame to him. II was your
fault for not sending another man
down there to see how things were
going. told you to keep the crew
moving and cover all that country,
hour in and hour out. / thought
you could understand plain Eng
lish. Instead of me going to West
Camp, should've sent you, and
done my own ramroding. I'll know
better next time, by Godl"
Hugh Jubal hung his head. Get
ting dressed down in front of the
men was nothing new. But it
wasn't a nice thing to take, and
there were times. like now, when
he wondered If those few extra
dollars he got for being foreman
were worth it. He'd always want
ed to be ramrod of big outfit.
All his life he'd itched to be the
boss of a rough crew, to give or
ders and have the fine feeling that
he was a cut above the common
bunch. Now he wasn't so sure.
Presently, as they rode into a
dry wash some three miles west
of Maiben's place, Stromberg
called halt. In the fashion of a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-11
Leaders Say
Korea Has Had
Enough Ammo
~ JACK BILL

~. SASA DELL
WASHINGTON R-Secretary of
Defense Wilson Tuesday was re-
ported 70 be siding with Gen.
Omar BrsdlSy in the contention
that United Nations forces in Ko-
rea have generally had enough
ammunition.
Congress members to, whom
Wilson has talked said they found
him supporting the views of Brad
ley in contrast to those of Gen.
James A.sVan Fleet, who told SEN
ators there was a shortage of
SHELLS all the q months he was
IN command of the Eighth Army
IN Korea. ~
Wilson. was said to have told
some senators that Van Fleet
complained about a scarcity of
hand .grenades last December
when Wilson and President Eisen-
hover visited Korra, but that he
did not mention any overall am
munjtion shortage.
Wilson has been summoned to
testify, along with Van Fleet and
others, at closed session of the
Senate Armed Services Committee
to-day.
Bradley, who assured senator's
previously. that enough ammunition
was furnished at all times for the
Eighth Army to carry out its
Korean missions, is absent on an
oversees. trip. The military was to
be represented by Gen. ]. Lawton
Collins, Army chief Of staff, and
Secretary. of the Army Stevens.
Bradley is chairman of the Joint
Chiefs Of Staff; Collins is the
Army member.
Chairman SaltonstaIl (R-Mass)
said In an interview that as far as
he Is concerned 1t win be the COM
mittee's objective to get Wilson,
Van Fleet and the others to agree
on the future ammunition needs of
y. N. forces in Korea and on the
methods Of supplying those needs.
Regardless Of whether they dis
agree on what has happened in the
past, or even on what the present
situation Is, we hope they will get
together on the needs for the fu-
ture and how to supply them" the
Massachusetts, senator said.
Sen. Byrd (D.Va), who demand.
ed last week that Wilson punish
officials responsible for any short
ages, said be doubts the Pentagon
generals and Van Fleet ever will
SEQ eye to eye on past perform
ances.
Sen. Kefauver (D.Tenn) said he
thought that was true because of
. natural difference in viewpoints
On the part Of a commander in
tie field who always wants ample
supplies and his superiors at home
who have to parcel out ammuni-
ton for 4 number of uses.
However, Sen. Case (R-SDJ said
dates and figures Van Fleet pre-
viOusly gave the committee con-
WINGED him there were some crit.
cal shortages and there was no
excuse for them. -
Armed services committee men,
bsrs indicated hey win ignore a
weekend suggestion by Sen. Taft
tR-0hio) for a broadened inquiry
into the conduct If the Korean
War.
Taft said after q White House
conference Monday he wasn't
pressing for any such inquiry.
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SENATOR'S PROPOSE
SHIPMENT To KOREA

WASHINGTON ~ - Genafnes
Case snd ffundi. aousA naksl.
kepubileans. pgpposed Moa1sy
that tie Kosernmena ~ All 4
billion cellars worsh a. woa, ess.
tsn. grains. dsiFy. po4Ilry 60
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Smssh karss.
1hat var Tern Fspuke wsuf
deposit in . reeanslrm<siea So
Ksssan rursa<y - ~ ~ -
pFp1nets.
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Husband-Wife Team
In Police Department

SYRACUSE, N. Y. a - Acting
Detective and Mrs. william n.
Holden are the first husband-wife
team h the Syracuse police de-
partment.
Holden heads the forces miss.
ing persons bureau. His wife
Dorothy was sworn in last week as
q school-erossing guard.
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IN the ki4aFy ~ the Inited
STATES Il federal officials have
heea tired Is Impeachment gro
eeefs8g8s es saosn fuuF weFe
fenna guilty 81 ons or mere
na8a
Evening star., 1953-11-20
In Pooiesville
Thanksgiving
Dinner Now
AT School

The old-fashioned Thanks
giving dinner which has been an
annual affair in Poolesville, Md,
since 1911, will be served this
year in the dining room of the
new Poolesville School.
The dinner, given by ST.
Peters Episcopal Church, has
been held in recent years at the
firehouse at the nearby village
of Beallsville in upper Montgom-
cry County.
In announcing the shift to the
Poolesville School, Mrs. Julian
j. Chisholm, the dinner chair
man said, 1--WE have needed more
space for a long time in order
to handle the hundreds of people
who have their Thanksgiving
dinner with us. The new school
dining room will enable us to
serve as many as IA at time
Besides, there are no steps to
CLIMB. And if some diners do
have to wait for a table they can
be comfortable"
The dinner menu consists of
turkey, dressing, giblet gravy,
mashed potatoes, peas. cranberry
sauce. cole slaw, and that old
Maryland Thanksgiving favorite,
sauerkraut. There will be pie
and ice cream for dessert. Din
ner will run from 1890 to 4:30
pm, with a special price for
children under 10 years.
Also featured at the holiday
dinner will be the church ba-
Zaar.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
General Federation Honors
Wife ofCubu' S President

Sonora Martha F. de Batista,
wife of the President of Cuba,
was honored yesterday at tea
and reception by the General
Federation of Women'S Clubs in
its headquarters on N street.
Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, fedora
tion president, received with
Sonora de BatiSta in the second
floor drawing room before the
fireplace decorated with fall
flowers.
Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman,
first vice president of the CIVIC,
and Sonora de ConcheSo, wife of
the Cuban Ambassador, also re-
ceived with the honor guest.
Cakes, cookies, tiny sandwiches
and coffee and tea we're enjoyed
by the many guests in the nearby
dining room.
Those who poured included: !:
Evening star., 1953-11-20

and summer swimming there are
a number of new style trends.
One is that prints have tanned
down. Cotton cabana sets ap-
peal to young and older men
alike. Their neat trunks and
matching shirts are styled for
good coverage and trim lines on
the beach. The shirts are styled
so well that many can do other
duty with slacks and shorts.
Some sections of the country
always set the styles. Out here
the youngsters at Long Beach
are watched with an eagle eye
py the mems wear manufacturers.
A favorite of high school and col
lege boys is the side-closure brief
swim trunk. Tailored trunks
have tab tops and are styled
with or without pleatS or may
have side shirring for a neater
fit. BoXer-type trunks come in
three lengths and you might spot
some with cuffs. Many men roll
up thier swim trunks and design
ers. anticipating this, have faced
some of them in contrasting
color. From Long Beach has
come the fashionNfor white SlackS
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Mrs. Harold Burton and Mrs
Robert Jackson, wives of the
Supreme Court justices; Mrs
George M. Humphrey, wife OF
the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Arthur Summerfield
wife of the Postmaster General
Among the many guests were
Mrs. John Cabot, wife of the
Assistant Secretary of State for
American Affairs; Lady
Makins, wife of the British Am
bassador; Sonora de Vale, wife
of the Ambassador of Honduras;
Nine. Koo, wife of the Chinese
Ambassador, and Sonora de
Castro, wife of the Ambassador
of Ell Salvador.
Still others who were present
for the gala event included Mrs
John Foster Dulles, wife of the
Secretary of State; Mrs. Ezra
Evening star., 1953-11-20

give a neater look around the
ankles is the basis for this de-
signing. Jacket lines from Roth
are straight, shoulders beauti-
fully cut, and lapels are mar
rowed down. More linen show
ing in the design. In back of this
is a smart thought. Lower
collar lines are more comfortable,
the shirt rising above it provides
protection and insures better
wear. And it's better and easier
to keep collars and cuffs of
shirts clean than it is to have
a suit jacket showing signs of
wear at those important spots.
This market is beginning to
use a great many worsteds. Lus-
ter appeal shows through in
many due to the mohair woven
in. From Roth again comes one
Continued on Page BAD
Evening star., 1953-11-20

in linen. poplin, sailcloth and
corduroy. Very striking when
worn with a black sports shirt.
The pegged black-cotton pants
are worn without a belt usually
and quite low on the hlpline.
Very moderately priced, they Of
fer something really new in the
slacks lineup for very casual wear.
Hemlines are occupying the
thoughts of many women right
now. From the firm of Louis
Roth. termed by many as the
finest" suitmaker out here,
come rising cuff lines. Smaller
cuffs that are rolled stitched,
hitting right above the shoe
tops, are featured by them.
The reason behind these new
cuffs might be the extensive
wearing Of the tassel-tied moe
casin shoes men like so well out
here. To show them off and to
Evening star., 1953-11-20
By EIeni

Dy Eienl
LOS ANGELES, Calif.-Cali-
fornia mems wear has been han
dicapped frequently by the fact
that many people think of it in
terms of being too colorful and
sometimes much too casual fol-
East Coast acceptance.
Actually the fashion news in
California right now is a lack of
color. Also a rather conserva-
tive approach with good taste
guiding a lot of the designing is
apparent.
Black is it in sport shirts. jack
cts, vests. slacks, sports coats
and in SWimWear. Fashion edi-
tors previeWed a number of the
coming attractions for men at
a special showing staged for us
at the Balboa Bay Club and we
must say it was a pleasant
change from all the feminine
fashions seen all week before.
Men owe a great deal to the
mems wear market out here. In
swimwear. in particular, Cali
fornia has paved the way for
more comfort and style for men
as we'll as women. For resort
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Books Presented
To Hiqh School

Books on. advertising anC
careers in the ad field were pre-
sented by the Women's Adver-
tising Club of Washington tc
Mckinley High School yester-
day as part of the schools OBJ
servance of Education Week.
The books were presented by
Mrs. Adria Lynham, chairman
of the clubs Educational Com
mittee, and Miss Kay Hanson
president of the club.
Mckinley High School was this
years recipient of the books be-
cause one of its students wrote
the prize-winning essay in the
clubs annual essay contest on
advertising.
The winner, Thomas Nc
Cauley, received a 500 check.
The $50 worth of books pre-
sented yesterday will be placed
in the school library.
A similar contest will be con-
Quoted by the club again this
year after the Christmas holi-
days. Prizes of 500. $50 and $25
will be awarded to writer's of the
first three winning essays.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Bazaar Slated
In Kensington

Members of the Woman's Aux
iliary of Christ Episcopal Church
in Kensington, Md. will hold
their annual Christmas bazaar
from noon to 10 pm. tomorrow
in the basement of the church,
Connecticut avenue and Prospect
street. .
Tables at the bazaar will fea-|
ture novelties, fancy work, food,
white elephants, gifts, candy,
jewelry, note paper. Christmas
cards and wrappings.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Taft Benson, wife of the Secre-
tary of Agriculture. and Mrs.
Hiram Cole Houghton, assist at
director of Foreign Operations
Administration.
Sonora de BatiSta, who is ac-
tive in Cuban welfare work, Is
here as a guest of the State De-
partment to study welfare work
and institutions.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Tea at EMBASSY

The Radcliffe Club of WASH
ington will be entertained at a
tea this afternoon at the PERU
Wan Embassy, 3001 Garrison
street NV.
Sonora de Berckemeyer, wife
Of the Ambassador, will receive
the group,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-10-15

FOR SALE-376 acres with 1e1 acres irrigated.
streams, one reservoir. Water in house and
mix mouse. Average buildings s15,750 with
$4,000 down. $50 acres irrigated, all in
cattle past year. nice modern home, located
on bank OF beautiful stream. $40 900 with
SSO0O down. 30 acres irrigated, plus
adjoining 80-acre lease. Very fine land for
$4,000 grain crop this year. $1,000 with $500
down A very tine cattle ranch. Free
water on all irrigated pastures and hay
meadows. Not only a free water right but
more water than can be used. Very finest of
modern buildings, excellent location $4,000
with terms that are surprising Hay goes
100 acres irrigated Grade A Dairy. All
new buildings, finest milk parlor and milk
room. Barn 40x60, all aluminium roofs. A fine
year around stream. $4,000, only $4,000
down. Another 160-acre Grade A Dairy
for $4,000, buildings not as fine. /. 100
acre irrigated farm dairy. so acres fine
grain land, balance new alfalfa and pasture.
One mile from city on oiled road. SIS tons of
chopped hay in loft of fine barn. 5-room
home. $4,000 includes hay. $4,000 down No
payments until 1858, except Sc interest on
balance. This is good dairy farm or small
stock ranch. ALI black SOIL This man will
sacrifice this farm, he has a chance to get
100 COW dairy. Also have a 400 acre,
ITO COW dairy on good terms. 240-acre
Grade Dairy and beef ranch combination,
100 acres irrigated, more be irrigated
from spring that is running a large stream.
New modern house and new milking parlor
with electricity. Water heater and cooler.
$4,000 with $1,000 down. Milk 20 cows and
run 40 beef cows. &. 80 acres irrigated. all
in hay and pasture. New 5-room modern
home, almost completed. Located on oiled
highway. $1,000 with $500 down. Write or
see Pedersens Real Estate Roman, Mont.
FOR SALE-24O acres irrigated Bitter Root
farm by owner. ]. E. Hanson, Route l, Mis-
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FARM EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two TD18A tractors,
angle dozers and double drum winches, roofs
since complete overhaul from end to end.
Blades like new. $4,000 each. Will trade for
young Hereford cows or bred yearling heifers
Earl Wagner, Route l, Kalispell, Mont. Phone
9787.
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TWO 1852 International Freezers 70 it,.
S299. so, 16 it,, $36950. Both like new Harsh
Hydraulic IL ton truck hoistS, 1929 Is, shipped
prepaid, New BendiX Duomatic Washer e.
Dryer 500 discount. New automatic tractor
cab for M, $149.50. Bridgeport Equipment
Co. Inc, Bridgeport, Neb.
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GIGANTIC SURPLUS SALE Tremendous
savings Government, and excess inventory,
power plants, hydraulics, compressors, pumps,
weed sprayers chain saws, binoculars tools,
hundreds of items. Illustrated catalog free.
Surplus Center, 891 o St, Lincoln. Nebr
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FOR SALE-One used Model M Allis- Chalmers
crawler tractor with angle dozer; one used
HD7W Allis-Chalmers crawler tractor with
Garwood angle dozer and belt pulley. Both
IN good shape One new 32-volt refrigerator,
cheap. Cowan Bros, Phone 4O1 Hobson Mont
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INTERNATIONAL TD-9, 1900 hours, guaran-
teed excellent. Heavy front idlers, heavy duty
dozer pump, crankcase guard steering clutch
boosters. Away control valve and levers Also
used AS yard Scraper like new. Lee R.
Schiller, Route 1, Dillon, Mont
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WANTED TO BUY-Late model used self
propelled IL TT. combine for "a harvest Pre-
fer John Deere, Massey-Harris or Oliver.
Quote all particulars and cash price John
de Yong, Creston, Mont. Phone Kalispell
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POULTRY BUYERS
LIVESTOCK


REGISTERED ABERDEEN ANGUS at auction,
October %, pm. at the Fairgrounds, Minot,
North Dakota. 20 rugged, growthy bulls. 40
females, some bred, representing leading fam
lilies. All tested and clean. For sale infor-
nation or free catalog write Ray Buchanan,
Box 1871 GNDA Offices, Fargo, North Dakota.
Sale sponsored by N D. Angus Breeders
GNDA, Mnot Association of Commerce and
North Dakota State Fair.
BEEF TYPE Registered Polled Shorthorn
Herd Bulls, two 2-year-old and one coming
4-year: Two of the bulls are collynie breeding,
one of True Lad "Tops in Quality" A. D.
Blackler RI l, Box 137A, Yelm, Wash.
FOR SALE = Several well-grown Registered
Angus bulls that would like to sell before
winter sets in Will make a concession in
price if they are moved now. Goldberg Stock
Farm. P. o. Box 584, Moorhead, Mimi.
WILL HAVE at the Angus Breeders Sale,
1stered heifers of top quality. Also young
stock of both sexes for sale at the ranch.
John E. Perkins Deer Lodge, Mont.
FOR SALE-Registered Polled Hereford calves.
October 81, 1858. At the E. r. Roehl Ranch,
Moore, Montana. Write Box 1885, LeWlstown'
Montana
WANTED-20O head Of cattle to winter. Ex-
cellent facilities and plenty of feed. For fur
ther information write Joe Day, Wolf Point
Mont.
IN WISCONSIN see Palmer Strauss for the
finer type Holstein cattle. Selected for high
production. Palmer Strauss Farm, WATERFOWL,
Wis.
REGISTERED Milking shorthorn bull calves,
month to serviceable age, from good produc-
ing cows. v. o. Swanson Charlo, Mont
REGISTERED MILKING Shorthorn bulls.
Ages from two months to one-year-old. For
sale now Paul r. Rice, Bynum, Mont.
FOR SALE-SiX registered Hereford coming
two-year-old bulls. Stephen Wagner, IL miles
northeast of Nashua, Mont.
AYRSHIRE yearling bull and bull calves from
dams with over 500-pound record. Ayrshire
Dairy, Great Falls, Mont.
FOR SALE-Registered Holstein bull from high
producing COW, age 10 months old. John
Kalberer, Corvallis, Mont.
WANT TO LET out on shares well bred black
Angus cattle to reliable parties Arthur
DeTienne, Camas, Mont.
52-October Is, 1853
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1 ROLLER GRINDER, 1 wheat cleaner, Bar
ner & Leas, 100 bushe1 capacity per hour,
1 15-h p diesel Fairbanks-Mo shafts and
pulleys elevators with inch cup. Joseph
Stahl Jr., Box 858, Lewistown, Mont
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FOR SALE-Montana farm stock ranch,
400 acres decided. Located miles from Dillon.
300 acres cultivated and balance in good
pasture. Fenced and good water rights. Five
room modern home and fair outbuildings.
Has just been reduced $4,000 in price. Full
price including machinery $32,000 with $13,500
Estate Mart.
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TRUCK and AUTO PARASITES only firm
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475T ACRES DECIDED, IT'S acres leased, 1000
acres cultivation, plenty water, good fences,
extra good buildings SeYen-room modern
house, large barns. Price 1872 Terms.
. 2,340-acre stock farm. several hundred
acres hay, 5-room new modern house, other
good outbuildings. plenty water, good road.
Price $50 acre. Terms. If you are look
ing for good ranches and farms have
them at bargains and easy terms. Write
o. K. Real Estate AGENCY, Lewis own. LIols.
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FOR SALE = Several well-grown Registered
Angus bulls that we would like to sell before
winter sets in. Will make a concession in
price if they are moved now. Goldberg Stock
Farm P o. Box 584. Moorhead. MINI.
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NEW AND USED TRACTOR PARTS FOR $50
different models. Describe your needs We
sell cheap. Write for immediate quotation.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Surplus Tractor
Parts Corporation. Fargo ND.
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STOCK INCLUDED! 100 Slightly rolling acres.
Part sub-irrigated; 35 acres tillable balance
fenced pasture; creeks; estimated 100, 600
commercial timber. Lease land available.
Plus homes; Zone needs finishing). Barn,
poultry house, corrals. garage. Includes 35
head cattle and calves saddle horse! Owner
moving south sacrificesl $4,000, terms. R.
Savage. Strout Realty 178 N. Main, Kalispell,
Mont PHI 4293.
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BEST SERVICE from your Montana supplier
on all truck and auto parts. We carry full
line army truck replacement parts. Carl
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FOR SALE-Montana stock ranch located ID
miles from Dillon. 957 acres decided, $50 acres
in wild hay 70 acres that subs, SIS acres of
pasture with creek and springs, all fenced.
Six-room modern home and fair outbuildings.
Has forest and Taylor permits. Full price in
Guiding crop and machinery, $4,000 with
good Terms Dillon Real Estate Mart.
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WILL HAVE at the Angus Breeders Sale,
Missoula, Nov 3, 20 head 2-year-old bred reg
istered heifers of top quality. Also young
stock of both sexes for sale at the ranch.
John E. Perkins, Deer Lodge, Mont.
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WANTED TO LEASE-Sheep or cattle ranch,
to 100 cattle, 800 to 1000 sheep; or
lease stocked ranch on shares. John L. Will
son. Ekalaka. Mont