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Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

foot He'll angle dozer. good condition. O..
Osteroos 1912 Second St., SW. Minot, North
Dakota
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
REPAIR PARTS

NEW AND USED PARTS AT SAVINGS. Com
plete guaranteed parts service for all models
cars and trucks, late old. Largest in the
West. Army parts specialists. No catalog-
Write Tor quotations. Fast Mail Order Serv-
ice. Pioneer Auto and Truck Parts Co., TAO
w 18th Avenue, Denver, Colorado.
TRUCK and AUTO PARASITIC only firm
in the northwest specializing in truck parts
We carry the latest and most complete stock
OF truck, auto parts and equipment in this
part of the country. 24-hour service on mail
orders Write, wire or phone Wilensky Auto
Parts Co. 1226-28 Washington Ave. N. Min
neapolis L MINI.
TRACTOR PARTS. LARGEST combination Of
New and Used parts in the country. Free 1854
Catalog. Central Tractor Parts Co., Des
Moines. Iowa, or new branch Hastings.
BEST SERVICE from your Montana supplier
on all truck and auto, parts. We carry full
line army truck replacement parts. Carl
Welssman & Sons. Inc. Great Falls, Mont.
SPECIALISTS in used tractor wheels and tires
of all makes. Write for our low prices today.
Joe Goodman Tractor Wrecking Co.. Box 1872
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

NEW AND USED farm truck bodies in stock.
We trade and also build to order. Fisher
Body Shop. Postoffice. Manhattan, Montana
Phone 031J2.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

WANTED-Will buy or trade for used NC
Cormick beet harvesters Quote price and
description. Bridgeport Equipment Co., Inc.s
Bridgeport, Nebr
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

on the farm easy and cheap without dis
mantling. Write Hyatt Mfg. Co, Kimball
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
SWINE

REGISTERED Hampshire fall boar. Real herd
boar prospect Also booking order for reg
istered Hampshire. Berkshire weaver pigs
Timberline Stock Ranch. Broadview. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

NEW BREEDS! NEW STRAINS! NEW
CROSSES! Greatest poultry lineup in jerks
history More profits for you'll jerks Jumbo
White Leghorns jerks Austria Whites, jerks
Arbor Acres White Rocks, jerks Holtzapple
White Rocks. N-87 Interstrain Hamp Broiler
Cross, jerks Nichols New Hamps, jerks Chris
tie New Hamps Cornish-New Hamp Meat
Cross, jerks Parmenter r. I. Reds. jerks
Broad Breasted Bronze and Beltsyile small
white turkeys, us. Pullorum Clean. Safe de-
livery guaranteed. Find out what these sensa-
tional new strains will do for you! Write to-
day for new free 1854 jerks Catalog. jerks
Hatchery. Tangent So oregon.
SUPERCHARGED CHICKS-Order your chicks
now and we can promise you your choice of
dates and breed. Day old 2, or 4-weeks old.
Hampshires Leghorns Austria Whites White
Rocks. or Super White Cross. our special
Cornish meat purpose cross. u. s. Approved,
produced under supervision of Washington
Poultry Improvement Association. Backed by
SIS years experience Matching baby chicks.
Natural color descriptive folder request
Reasonable prices. Famous Strains. Buy with
confidence. No deposit required. Write us to-
day Casey & Sons. Box 447. Pasco, washington.
THE VERY FINESTl SOS. Blue Ribbon
Chicks. US. Certified and Approved, US.
Pullorum passed. BrooderhouSe raised started
chicks. No danger of piling when transferring
to your brooderbouSe. Day old Chicks avail
able every Tuesday. Machine SeXed chicks.
95% guarantee. Write Box 506 phone 248, The
SOS. Hatchery Co., Columbus, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

HEALTH FORCES SALE! 143-acre Kalispel
ranch, just off US highway so acres till
able; 90 acres wire fenced pasture. Well
built 5-room home: 3 bedrooms, garage. Bunk
house barn poultry house, granary. Family
fruit. Trout and big game great here!
Health forces sacrifice! Low $500, only
$4,000 down. r. Savage. Strout Realty. 17S N.
Main KaliSpen, Mont Phi: 4283
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
TURKEYS
LIVESTOCK


REGISTERED SCOTCH, beef Shorthorn bulls
with quality and the right kind of breeding
See these if you looking for good sires
Only four head left. all are red Two COM
ing two years old and two coming one year
old. Forty-one years experience with Short
horns in Montana. Holecek Bros, Boyd. Mont.
REGISTERED Polled Milking Shorthorn bulls
8 to l8 months old from R. M. dams and sire
of straight R. M. breeding, also stock cows
OF same breeding. H. Boedeker, Waterloo
Mont.
WRITE for free literature on Hog Cholera
Erys1pelas. Hemorrhagic Septicemia, and 9TH
er livestock diseases. Colorado Serum Com
pany. 1850 York St. Denver 16. Colorado.
FOR SALE-Two registered Milking Short
horn bulls and IL months. Smith and
Summers breeding. Mrs. Helen Nelson, Pray,
Mont.
REGISTERED MILKING Shorthorn bulls.
Ages from two months to one-year-old. For
sale now. Paul R. Rice Bynum, Mont.
FOR SALE-Two-year-ol Polled Hereford
bulls. Also yearling Polled and Horned bulls.
Write Harry S. Belden, Buffalo. Mont
FOR SALE-Registered two and three-year-oid
Hereford bulls, Domino and Princeps breeding.
Bernard ]. Ruth. Iona. Montana.
AYRSHIRE yearling bull and bull calves from
dams with over 500-pound record. Ayrshire
Dairy, Great Falls, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
POULTRY
BABY CHICKS

DAD1 CDlChS
THREE RIVERS HY-LINE CHICKS are top
layers for Montana wintersl When the going
gets rough, they really "Shell Out Eggsl'
Winter cold and summer heat doesn't affect
the production of these sturdy hybrids.
Proved their value in winning both Califor-
Florida Egg Laying Test with top production
and top income per hen! Two great Hy-Line
egg favorites of more than 10000 farmers,
and winners of the Florida National Egg
hybrid, Series 900. which won the California
Random Sample test this past year! Accord
ing to 1882 Divided Flock Tests 100 Hy-Line
layers average $3.50 more income than 100
other chickens! This season raise Three
Rivers Hy-Line Chicks for new poultry
profits! Also exclusive Montana distributors
tca's Premium Meat Bird Fast feathering,
grows efficiently. Has finer flavor. more
edible meat and highest net yield OF all
meat type chicks! Also producing White Leg
horns, Austra-Whites. New Hampshires Pro-
@0ntona @H Wbes TSpes Ryers CHICKS are
U. S. Approved and officially U. S. Pullorum
Passed. Write for free catalog and prices.
Three Rivers Hatchery. Three Forks, Mon
tana. Phone 95.
SANTA CLARA THOROBREDS - Premium
Quality Chicks Make More Money For You
Something extra at no extra cost the
priceless ingredient that makes Santa Clara
Thorogreds the Vests best baby chick buy.
That's why Western Poultrymen . egg pro-
brood more than Z. 900, 900 Santa clara Thoro-
breds every year. For over forty years Santa
Clara Thorobreds have proved their profitable,
fly with their consistently high Egg and
Meat production records. Most conscious poul-
trymen 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 Thorobreds the chicks
with something extra at no extra cost. Matches
Every Week 1000 Safe Arrival Guaranteed.
Santa Clara Thorobreds. For eggs: White
Leghorns, Austra-Whites, Parmenter, R. I.
Reds. For meat: New Hampshires. Cornish
N H. Cross U. S. Pullorum Passed Grade.
Write for: Full color catalog. breed speciti-
cations 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., 1954-04-01

IF YOU WANT to retire. or are inclined for
a nice long vacation without selling your
property, leave your farm to a good tenant.
If you are on the point of making a decision
like that write for appointment. If you
want to meet an honest, reliable and ex-
perienced farmer. please write today. P. o.
Box AT Great Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

NEW STROUT CATALOG-Just out! Ranches
homes, motels, businesses, "a states, coast-to-
coast. Green cover, 3,240 bargains described.
Mailed free! Worlds largest. 54 years service.
Strout Realty. 904-BL East 9Th St.. Albany
OREGON.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

25O-ACRE IRRIGATED FARM in the Milk
River Valley. No finer soil anywhere, and in
high productive state, no alkali, 100 acres in
alfalfa. This place has an excellent new dairy
barn with modern milk parlor, on milk route.
Thirty cows and machinery can be purchased
with the place. Present income from dairy
alone approximately $4,000 monthly. This
farm, with improvements, at 1913 000 with
reasonable terms Burgess Agency Chinook,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

FOR SALE-120 acres near Libby in the heart
of big game country. Good fishing. Ranch has
fair buildings with modern house. Approx
mately Sc acres in alfalfa. Some stock with
place. Plenty outside range. If interested,
write Albert r. Miller, Star Route, Libby,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

DROUGHT WORRIES? Ranch near Broadus!
$40 acres excellent hay and grass land pro-
duced 1000 bales on 80 acres first cutting in
49, sprinkler goes with at $4,000, terms.
Write Box 81, Route 4. Billings.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

MAYBE YOU are interested in buying a real
farm and stock ranch in the best farming
and stock raising district in this state. $50
Very heavy yielding. About 800 acres farm
land. Balance in pasture now. Good improve
ments Ample irrigation water at reasonable
cost The price $4,000. one half or so cash.
or would trade in good smaller. similar
place The place is fully equipped, but no
equipment included in price above. What have
you? j. c. Morgan, Realtor, Missoula, Mon
tana. Phone 5-5621.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

FOR SALE-Witte diesel electric plant, 5000
watt 120-220 volt A C. Al condition. Allen
Ranch Ryegate Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

YOUR BOY needs this: 1852 acres grain and
stock ranch, at 1920 per. Nice home. Twenty
miles to Brockway Half mineral royalty 345
acres wheat for 1854. Mons Agency Box 642
Miles City Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
ELECTRICAL

BUILD ARC Welder the easy way using air
craft generator. Dime brings complete Plani
and Big Catalog including War Surplus. Dun.
bar Mfg, 10318-K4 Aurora Seattle 80, Wash
or
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
DUCKS AND GEESE
MISCELLANEOUS VARIETIES

PEAFoWL Swans, pheasants, guineas, BAN
tams, ducks, geese, 30 varieties pigeons John
Hass, Bettendorf Iowa
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

E from your Montana supplier
and auto. parts. We carry full
uck replacement parts. Carl
onS. Inc. Great Falls, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a stock rancl
worth the money. we have listings from s14, 00t
to 5000 600 and can very likely show you jus
what you want. BUTLER Carter Realty, Darby
Montana
Evening star., 1954-09-10
Compromise Settles u. S. Suit
To REGAIN 4 Surplus Tonkers

A second set of cases involving
war surplus tankers purchased
from the Maritime Commission
by corporations allegedly under
alien control-in violation of
American shipping laws-has
been compromised in an out-of-
court settlement.
Under the agreement, the JUS
tice Department announced yes
terday. the Government will drop
suits to get back four Of the
tankers but keep $2.050.000 it
received for selling a fifth ship.
Three Of the ships were OBJ
tanned through the firm headed
by former Representative Joseph
E. Casey, Democrat. Of Massa-
chusetts. Announcement of the
settlement was made only a few
hours after Federal Judge Lu-
ther w. Youngdahl dismissed
two indictments charging Mr..
Casey. with conspiring to defraud
the Government in the purchase
and sale of surplus war vessels.
Headed By Morris.
Yesterdays settlement was
with corporations controlled by
the China International Foun-
dation, Inc, which is headed by
Newbold Morris Of New York,
once-for q short but spectacu-
lar period-the Truman admin
istration's top corruption hunter.
It was similar, the Justice De-
Evening star., 1954-09-10
Why, 'There'H Be
Six Stout Horses
When She Comes
BY the Associated Press

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. TO-
A 130-year-old Conestoga wagon,
priced relic of Americas pioneer
ing days, is going to roll again.
Drawn by six stout horses, the
goth century trip will celebrate,
f1guratively, the 200th anniver-
sary Of the Conestoga's birth.
The Conestoga was the main
vehicle of inland freight-hauling
in the period between, roughly,
1850 to 1850. 1t was the fore,
runner of the famous covered
wagon that the pioneers used to
colonize the West.
Today the brightly painted
wagor--its body a gaudy Prus-
sian blue. its running gear
yermil1ion red and covered by a
snowy-white canvas will be
unveiled IN Lancaster's Penn
Square. The conestoga will re-,
main on exhibit until Monday, !.
when it viii be taken BY truck
to Harrisburg.
From there the wagon will be
transported to Pittsburgh, where
it will start a five-day ride to
Wheeling, w. Va, following the
now concrete trail that was the
18th century gateway to the
West.
Evening star., 1954-09-10

partment said, to a settlement
made last May involving 20 yes
sells controlled by Stavros Mar
chos. Greek shipping magnate.
In that case, the Marches inter-
ests paid the Government 81 mil
lion. gave back the ships and
paid of some Sc million in mort
gage liens.
Yesterdays settlement in
volved the To tankers Meach-
am, Antelope Hills, st. Christo--
pher. Destiny and the New Lon
don. All had been seized by the
Government. A sixth, the Ket-
tleman Hills. had been sold to
citizen corporation and was not
affected by the suits.
Chinese Financing.
The Government charged that
the corporations were financed
almost entirely by Chinese in
vestors and were therefore nom
citizen corporations.
Under the settlement, the Jus
tice Department said, only citi-I
zens will be eligible to be mem
bers and trustees of the China
International Foundation and
will be subject to Government.
approval.
A test case involving the
Meacham-originally heard in
Alexandria Federal court and
now before the United States
Supreme Court on appeal by the
corporationS-will be dropped.
Evening star., 1954-09-10

ousted young Representative w.
M. Wheeler of the 9th district.
whom she had charged with lack
of party loyalty.
She carried 13 of her districts
20 counties in Wednesdays Dem
ocratic primary and mounted a
popular vote of 25,729 in final
unofficial returns last night. lAr.
Wheeler received 24,343 votes
and a third candidate, Attorney
Wesley r Wraggs. had 5,724.
Democratic nomination is the
same as. election In one-party
Georgia.
Mrs. Bitch is serving her Sec
ond term as o State Senator and
Is one OF the top leaders in the
Herman Talmadge administra-
ton. She is Georgia's national
Democratic com mi teewoman
and IS one Of eight members of
the Democratic National Com
mittee.
Mrs. Maukin Was Predecessor.
Although Georgia had the Ma
tons FIRST woman Senator, Mrs
Rebecca FELTON,, She served by
gubernatorial appointment. Be-
fore Mrs. Bitch. the only woman
ever elected to Congress from
Georgia was Mrs. Helen Douglas
Mankin of Atlanta, who repre-
sented the States 5th district
several years ago.
In the 4th district, Solicitor
General John j. Flynt was as
sured victory over two opponents
running to succeed the late Rep
resentatiye A. Sidney Camp.
With only II Heard County
precincts missing, unofficial re-
turns gave Mr.. Flynt 27.204
votes. La Grange Attorney Will
liam r. Trotter followed with
16,902 and Clayton County Or
dinary Frank Adamson had H.
299.
Only one other Georgia House
member had opposition. Repre-
sentative James C. Davis won
over Atlanta Attorney Morris
Abrani in the 5th district, tax
ing all county unit votes and
leading In the popular vote. He
carried all three counties-Ful-
ton, De Kalb and Rockdale.
Additional returns from the
gubernatorial race showed 1t.
Gov. Marvin Griffin, rising ex-
ponent of the Ta1madge white
supremacy political philosophy,
had set of landslide in VIM
ming democratic nomination for
governor.
Backs School Amendment.
Leaving eight others in the
field far behind, the 47-year-old
Bainbridge newspaper publisher
gobbled up 302 of the States 40
county unit votes in yesterdays
ballot box test. Only 206 are
needed for nomination.
Assured election in November
In the one-party State. the Gov
nor-nominate planned. after a
shore rest, to take the stump for
a private school amendment pro-
posed by Gov. Herman Talmadge
to insure continued racial segre-
CATION in the schools.
The amendment. to be voted
on in the November election,
would permit the State to aid
Evening star., 1954-09-10
Second Georgia Woman Wins
Race for Seat in CONGRESS

pupils individually instead Of
support public schools. It's ex-
ponents hold that the children
could then attend segregated
private schools without court in
reference.
In tabulation of returns from
LILO of 1910 precincts. 1t. Gov.
Griffin amassed 201. 1926 popular
votes to 138,564 for his old foe.
NJ. E. Thompson. who had Sc
county unit votes.
Evening star., 1954-09-10
sY me Associates Pres.

HoMERvILLE. Ga, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Iris Faircloth Bitch. a
petite brunei, is the second
woman ever to win the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress
in Georgia.
The 42-year-old wife. of a
Homerville druggist. Mrs. Bitch
Evening star., 1954-09-10

Picture and Sketch Of Mrs. Bitch.
Poee BIS
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Starch Nov Hos Variety OF Uses

There Is j possibility that
the laundry room viii turn
into m art studio
The latest thing on the mar
ket is d liquid starch with blu
ing that can be used for finger
painting. water colors or oil
painting II your prefer.
The starch, q nationally ad-
vertised brand not only has
"a pleasant outdoor scent,
but 1t can be used for con-
structing mobiles from tissue
paper, providing a hard finish
for wire sculptures. serving as
q protective coating and act
ing as an adhesive in making
children's string jewelry.
Actually starch has been
used as an art medium for
many years but was given up
generally by art teachers. who
found that 1t had to- be boiled,
1t WAS messy and as a rule
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Miss Reed
Will Bow

Miss Caroline Read. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan n.
Read Of Dundrillin. Middle
burg. Va, Is one Of the debu-
tantes who win be presented
this season here.
Miss Read is q member Of
the group. who win make their
debuts at the Washington
Debutante Ban at the Metro-
politan Club on December 20.
The following day her parents
are giving a debut dinner at
the 1925 r Street Club in her
honor.
Miss Read is a graduate Of
Miss Porter's School at FARM
ingtor. Conn. and is now q
freshman at Radcliffe College.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Diane Harrison
IS Married

Miss Diane Ruth Harrison.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
George Weinberg Of Alexandra
was married November 20 to
Mr.. James Gerald Mottola. jr.
son of Mrs. Mottola of Staten
Island, N. n. and the late Mr..
Mottola.
The Rev. j. Ray Garrett per-
formed the ceremony, which
took place in the Second Bap-
tist Church. A reception was
held following the ceremony at
the home of the brides parents.
The bridegroom served In the
United States Army for two
years.
The couple will make their
I home at Staten Island.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

I turned out 10 be i long drawn
out AFFAIR.
The liquid starch which can
simply be poured out Of q
bottle is supposed to be easier
for those with artistic souls.
The process one follows on
his artistic bent Is to get 4
piece of regular shelf paper,
sponge the paper, pour out
some starch. d little pigment
obtained at an art store and
paint to ones hearts content.
The process Is easy enough
for q child To do and is also
appealing for children,s use
because it Is washable and al
though not intended 1or in
ternal consumption. the CONF
pally says that 1T has never
been found ito be harmful.
The starch people say that
their product Is much cheaper
than regular finger painting
Evening star., 1954-12-12

products and aside from that
q house would only need one
bottle to suit the practical and
artistic contingents Of the
family.
Adding to that ii d house
wife feels over worked and
overcome by rleurosis she can
easily take to her painting.
The only iii effect We can
see is that when her husband
asks for q clean. well pressed
shirt in the morning 1t will
probably look like a peasants
blouse, but think what q we'll
adjusted wife he win have.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Teen Etiquette
Suggestions Are Offered
7 D Spark the YuIe Spirit

You can dress dolls. stun stock
ii1gs. Collect home canned
foods. etc. But don't eIlbar-
ras& q family you don't know
by surprise delivery Of char
ity' gifts in person.
Check with your family
service agency or church: ask
family welfare workers to route
your presents. You may be-
sure they win be given to some
family In which there's never
quite enough OF everything TO
60 around.
To give without wanting per-.
sonal credit: to be content to
know your doll will be Rugged
by some unknown but starry
eyed little girl is the true
Christmas spirit.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Locey Look

The lingerie touches that
are so good with dark woods
look newest with q feminine
edging or inset Of fragile lace.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
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Make Christmas Reservations
Old Club
Restaurant

Once 6eerse WAsAinstens Ciuh
I GREATER MASHiNGToN's
FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
Delicious Chicken, Steal, Ham,
Turkey. Roast Beef, Seafoad
Dinners and Lunches
1 A Trip to Wcshinstons Old Cub
. i Mast- FOR Capitol visisoss
Open Daily end Sunduy, II IL SO
Closed ON Monaays
SERVING Chnmpagne, Wines and Beer
8 &eeeptionss kAnaaets. Family Parties
SIS S. Mashinetoa ST., AlexandriS
1 On ne. veFnan Eouievard K1. 9-466s
Laura Les tauites yoa''
Evening star., 1954-12-12

To give you the assurance you are SO per-
feetIy groomed for any holiday festivty i.
our Classic Lody royon crepe dress. Surplus
neckline softly framed with antique toffeto
trim, "a length sleeve ond rhinestone pin
interest. Navy with pink trim, black with
pole blue Sizes l4lz to 24lz.
Down stoirs Store. Women's Dresses
oso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
More Funds Asked
As Soldiers Home
Population Increase.

The population of the Soldiers
Home here is going up, and so
are its operation costs and its
bank account.
Gen. Wade H. Haislip. COVER
nor Of the home, yesterday
asked a Senate appropriations
subcommittee to approve an OUT
lay of $5,134,000 of its own
money for operation in the next
fiscal year.
This would be an increase of
$479. 900 over current year APP
preparations. most of it attrib-
utable to full-year stating of
a new dormitory and a new adj
dition to the homes hospital.
Space for 1882.
These new facilities will permit
an increase in the number of
residents from 1856 to 1882.
The home is financed by 10
cent a month assessments
against Army and Air Force reg
ulars and by fines levied by
court martials. Additional funds
accrue from interest paid on
home funds at the Treasury.
The fund is expected to reach
SOS million by next year-a cush-
ion, officials say, will come in
handy later on when World War
II veterans seek admission Be-
fore the Korean conflict. Gen.
Haislip said.. the receipts
amounted to about S. million
a year, but by the last fiscal year
had risen to more than 50 mil
lion.
Acre Price Protested.
Gen. Haislip told the subcom-
mittee agents for the home are
negotiating with the General
Services Administration for a
higher price for the land taken
for the use of hospital sites. He
said he thinks $4,000 an acre is
not enough.
The District Hospital Center
project is being built on a part
Of the Soldiers Home grounds.
Incorporating Emergency. Epis-
copal and Garfield Hospitals.