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Evening star., 1955-01-27

wife Of the Peruvian Ainhass
sador. Ambassador Krekeler Of
Germany. the Netherlands
Ambassador and Nine. Van
Roijen. the Ambassador Of
viet-Nam and Nine. Tran Van
Chuong. and signora Luciolli.
wife Of the Italian Charge
d.Affaires.
For Mr.. Edgar Morris It was
an unusually busy day. After
greeting the Haitian president
81 I o'clock. he called on the
Australians. then attended the
party given by Dominican Min-
lister vicioso for their depart
ing Ambassador and later went
on to the Indian Embassy.
lndions Feature Dances
AZ the Indian Embassy. some
500 guests had o chance to
enjoy q buffet featuring cur
ried dishes topped OF with
mango Ice cream. but they also
were treated 10 o program Of
Indian songs and dances.
Twelve young women. all
wives or daughters Of indian
officials here. did D folk dance
known as q "Ras'.-a dance Of
an intricate pattern. with the
rhythm accented by red sticks
the girls carried and beat as
accompaniment. The dance
was made even more colorful
by the scarlets and Colds, deep
blues and greens Of the girls
saris.
Another treat which WASH
ingtonians rarely see was q
Hindu rituAlistic love dance,
as interpreted BY Priyagopal
and Sandhya Metra. They were
dressed IN bright costumes.
with Jewels on their feet and
hands.
To those who are familiar
with this type Of dancing. each
movement Of the hand. each
nick Of the eyebrow has spe-
cial significance. For the hands
alone there are l0B different
motions.
However, even the uniniti-
ated last night could appre-
ciate the graceful talent Of
these exotic dancers.
In keeping with Indian Gus.
toms. no liquor was served at
tsee ROOSEVELT, Page B-31
Evening star., 1955-01-27

dinal Spellman. Mayor Robert
Wagner Of New York, the.
Secretary General Of the
United Nations and the Hal
tian-American Association.
Add to the Manhattan party
parade . reception by Consul
General Leconte: another by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White
and q dinner by the Pan
American Society Of the
United States.
Most unusual event Of the
official eight day whirl?
That's easy. It's set for
Tuesday at 8 pm. and reads
"The President and Nine.
Magloire viii have dinner
privately. =
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Hoifiion | lead Of Sfofe
Dimes at White | House
By Patricia Simmons

Mrs. Harold stassen. Senator
and Mrs. KnoWland. House
Minority Leader Joseph Mar
tin, Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Henry Hol-
land,
Key to City
Chief Of Protocol John Sim
mons. who had been on hand
at the District Building cere-
mony when President Magloire
was presented with the key TO
the city. was at the dinner
with Mrs. Simmons.
Still other v. I. P.s on the
list were President Of the IN
ternational Bank and Mrs.
Eugene Black, Ambassador TO
Haiti and Mrs. Roy Tasco Davis,
former Minister to that coun-
try and Mrs. Ferdinand Mayer.
Chairman Of the Export-Im-
port Bank and Mrs. Glen e.
Edgerton, Mr.. w. Scott Lee.
q member Of the parole board
in the Justice Department.
and Mrs. Lee and the Assist
ant Director Of FOA Mrs.
Hiram Cole Houghton and Mr..
Houghton.
The husband of the eve-
ning's vocal star, Mr.. Orpheus
Fisher. was there as were
UNESCC Delegate Mr.. Rufus G.
Kuykendall and Mrs. Kuyken-
dali, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rox-
borough ID, Of Detroit; Mr..
Val washington, director Of
the Minorities Division Of the
Republican National Commit
tee and Mrs. Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul r. williams Of
Los Angeles, and Brig. Gen.
Leonard B. Cresswell USMC.
aide to the visiting President
and Mrs. Cresswell.
AT Blair House
The ofiicial llonorees. who
spent last night ct the White
House moved over to Blair
House this morning.
TODAY Vice President
Nixon gives q luncheon in the
Presidents honor at the Cap
itol. After q 5 to 7 pm. recep-
tioii staged az the Pan AIneri-
can Union by Haitian Ambassa-
dor Leger the visitors go on
TO dinner given by Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Dulles.
FRIDAY The Council Of
the Organization Of American
States takes over luncheon
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Embassy Fefes Mark
NofionoI | Holidays
BY selwa Roosevelt

The indian and Australian
national holidays were cele-
brated yesterday st their re-
spective embassies and kept .
large segment Of diplomatic
society on the so most Of the
evening.
At the Australian embassy,
Sir Percy and Lady spender
entertained ct cocktails from
$50 to 7:so to celebrate AUS
tralia Day. marking the first
white settlement in Australia
ia 1888.
Many Of the guests there
later turned up in black tie at
the Indian Embassy. where the
Ambassador and Mime. Mehta
commemorated the fifth an
niversary Of the inauguration
Of the Republic Of India.
Sir Percy received with Lady
Spender in q small drawing
room Of the embassy. But this
was no perfunctory receiving
line. Noted in diplomatic cir
cles for his bon mots. Sir Percy
had q witty and amusing re-
partee with almost every one
Of his 400 guests.
Thoughts on Hondshokes
Asked how his hand felt af-
ter greeting so many people.
Sir Percy remarked: The art
Of handshaking is beating the
other person to the punch. All
people shake hands differently.
so the host must create q conn
mon denoninator with his own
handshake. II you allow the
other person to take the offen-
siye, your hand viii be broken
before the evening is over"
Mrs. John Foster Dulles was
among the early arrivals at the
Australian Embassy, and then
departed to attend the White
House dinner In honor Of the
President Of Haiti. Also pres-
ent were Secretary Of Defense
Wilson and the Secretary Of
the Treasury and Mrs George
Humphrey-the latter had
given d luncheon earlier In the
day for Mrs. Donald Lcurie.
wife Of the former undersecre-
tary Of State. who Is visiting
here.
Also at Austrian Embcssy
Other guests included AM
bassador Munthe de Morgen-
stierne, Sonora de BerkemeyeF.
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JiIunis Honor
Gen. Honnid

Brig. and Mrs. Jilani enter
tanned at cocktails at their
home last evening in honor
Of Mai. Gen. s. shahid Hamid.
Master General Of Ordinance
Of Pakistan.
Other guests were Ambas-
sador Ali Of Pakistan. Mr.. and
MRS. Frank Collins Of the
State Department. Group Capt.
and MRS. Haynes Of the Brit
ish Embassy, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Olmstead, Commodore
and Mrs. Medland.
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The oficial entertainment
schedule marking the visit Of
the Haitian President and
Nine. Magloire got off to .
white tie start with dinner
last evening at 1900 Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
Calendar count for the dig
nitary's three-day Washington
stay?
Chalk up three dinners, two
lunches and one reception
including last nights table
talk. at the White House.
Anyone expecting the honor
guest to show up at President
and Mrs. Eisenhower's party
sporting plume, aiguilette Or
epaulet was disappointed.
The six-footer strode into
the State Dining Room wear
ing tails instead Of his resplenL
dent generals uniform.
One Of the highlights Of the
evening was the singing Of
diAner guest, Mrs. Orpheus II.
Fisher, famed In the music
world as Marian Anderson.
Surplus Of Men
Something which rarely hap
pens In this town happened.
There were a half dozen more
men than women at the din
rer!
A number Of persons from
President MagIoire's official
party who arrived with him
yesterday afternoon at Nation
81 Airport were on the list.
Among them Secretary Of
State for Foreign Relations
and Worship and Nine. zephi-
rim, Mr.. Marcel Fornbrun. Sec
retary of State for the Presi-
dency and Commerce; Army
Chief Of Staff Brig. Gen. An
tome Levelt, Mr.. Arser1e Mag
loire who is on the board Of
Haiti't National Bank; Haitian
Chief of Protocol Daniel
Theard and Maj. Francis
Etienne, Chief Of the Military
Staff Of the President.
Also in last nights party
lineup we're Haitian Afnbas-
sador Leger and from the cab
met. Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Dulles, Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Humphrey
and Secretary Of Defense
Wilson.
More conversation came
from the head Of the FOA and
Evening star., 1955-01-27

honors for the visiting presi-
dent. At the same time Nine.
Magloire win be the luncheon
guest Of Sonora de Davila.
wife of the Secretary General
Of the OAS and Sonora de
Mora, wife Of the president
Of the council. Dinner viii
find the visitors giving q party
Of their own st the Sheraton
Park Hotel for the Eisen-
howers.
on Saturday the Presiden-
tial party leaves washington
for West PCint.
The dienitary's social slate
In New York calls for Q
luncheon at West Point, plus
others to be given by Carr
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Miss Green Is Wed
star stan Photo b. oeorse Havsns.

Announcement Is made by
Mai. and Mrs. Clyde II. Rogan
Of the marriage Of her sister.
Miss Z. Fern Green Of WASH
ington to Mr.. Henry e. Wiede-
man Of Key Largo, Fla. on
January II In the First Meth
odist Church In Alexandra.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
fashion
DRESSES

DRESSES
i6-l6so5 10 q o5 misses ard II. sixes,
wool jerseys. some royon crepes $iz
IS z295 10 1926 novelty wooIs, royon
crepes. Some with royon toffeto.
SIC
Io$55 to 1926 wool, also rnyon crepe
afternoon dresses $zz
7l-3c.e5 to 1926 misses wool on
royon crepe dresses $25
1885 10 1926 wools, ruyon crepes
and d few silks 50 and $3S
ls5e.o5 10 1926 designer originals.
including Mountoin Home
$f4 and $4e
Evening star., 1955-01-27
COATS ond SUITS

1925
lco So
Imported s-ls---- $sio So
$iIe-i59 $ss
Wool Blended sdf io4o 80 95 1895 So
Suits lightweight imported I sos-l39 s1s
third Floor
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nj lY
spoRTsWEAR

SpORTSWEAR
SS25 wool jersey sports dresses 50
s22.o .o5 wool jersey sports dresses 81
75-l7.o5 and 22.o5 wool skirts S.8S
lo-2o. .o5 wool wrop-oround skirts,
1888
7-2o.95 to S35 roincoots -I5.ss
8 S45 knit dresses 1855
77-l7.o5 to 1926 cashmere sweaters,
1888 to zo.ss
n 1926 10 1926 roincoots.
1895 to 1925
l5o-lz.oo 10 1926 Blouses-
Evening star., 1955-01-27
raIei8hs
COATS and SUITS

COATS and Suits
3-$llo fur-lined toppers-
-$1l5 to $i25 luxuriousy furred
CourS ------------------ ----96S
s-lzo.5o to 1895 winter coots with
lavish fur collars OF cuffs $l09
I-Sll5 Forstmonn wool tweed coat,
II. size $7S
7-$llo Anglo straw textured wool
coats ------------------$s $50
2-6o.75 reversible wool tweed
codfs ----- @46
$50 rs Llomo -ond- Wool Goats $48
34$85 to Sis Forstmonn. Anglo or
Juilliord wool coats
e-6c.75 one-ond- -two-of-o-kind wool
SuitS ---------------- ----@ @3S
54o.o5 wool shorkskin suits = S33
2-Sl5o designer suits. fine woods $79
Evening star., 1955-01-27

ACCESSORIES
lS4.o5 to 1926 necklaces. broeeIets
and earrings 3.59'
65.o5 to 7.e5 felt, plostie patent,
royon foille. velvet and beaded
handbags 3.9o'
6$5 umbrellas. many colors z.9o
'rlus Red. tax
MILLINERY
z5-lz.o5 to 1926 flottering foll-winter
hats 7.S8
3l--l6.o5 to SIS hots IN the newest
shapes and colors 9.6S
Al GROUP or DESIGNER HATS VI PRICE
Evening star., 1955-01-27
SP0R WEAR

5g5-l295
g Pure suk Bees esps sto 3gSioss zssM
s5 ioo Wool slim Lire sirs Tweeds gabofdr Aonnsh
Tweed
suedsJ 59g5 z4eD
sold colon 0-l6 1873 z4St
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CI 9 4 4 n

Ss.o5 cirdles ard ponties 80
5 $4 and S. halter bras, some
Longtime e-------- pc
ll-$5 inflated bros, nylon $50
3.o5 inflated bros. cotton z.60
SIS cinch-woissed stropIess bros.
elostic and nyion ----------9. 9.S9
5.95 Longtime bros 80
so stropIess lonc-Iine bros 4.99
9--l6.5o high waist power net eirdIes.
s.ee
l5S5 Sun bros. block win red $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

Northeastern Pennsylvania coal
mining community and Trooper
Nitro Karlitskie persuaded Klev-
Is to come to the door.
As the latter did so, his mother
pulled aside and Mrs. Hancher
fed to safety.
Mr.. Karlitskie leaped out Of
the doorway before Klevis could
fire.
Lights Turned on House.
Then police barricaded the
area, lighted up the house with
their car headlights and settled
down to wait Klevis' surrender.
All the while they demanded
his surrender, promising him he
would be unframed If he gave
himself up.
Finally, when KleviS came to
the front door, he was disarmed
by Mr.. Andrushin. Klevis ran
through the house and as he
came out the back, police sent
up flares and shouted at him to
stop. He was hit by one shot
but continued running and then
was brought down by several
bullets. His wounds were treated
at hospital and Klevis was held
in Schuylkill County Jail for
arraignment on several charges.
including assault with intent to
kill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
Police FusiIlode FeIIs
Man Who Shot Two

daughter. Charlotte, Is, and a
sister. Mrs. Betty Klevis, who
had initiated the divorce action.
Klevis drew a gun, Mrs. Kle-
bash said, and she told him,
why can't we be reasonable
and talk"
He replied, There's nothing to
talk about"
His wife tried to push a table
against him, but he pinned her
to wall and then shot at Mrs.
KlebaSh, who was running to
telephone police and at Char
lotte, who was fleeing the house.
The girl was wounded in the
arm, back and hip. Her condi-
ton was reported as fair. In
the meantime Mrs. Klevis fed.
Klevis then ran three-quarters
of mile to the home of his
mother, Mrs. Anna Klevis, Sc.
He held her and a visiting neigh
Dor. Mrs. Tony Hancher, at gun
point as local police demanded
his surrender.
State police arrived in this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
ENJOYS End
Formosa Tour

TAIPEI. Formosa, April 81 up.
Two top-level United States
ENJOYS left today on the long
trip from Scholars Forest to the
White House to report on their
military diplomatic emergency
mission to Formosa.
Admiral Arthur w. Radford,
chairman of the Joint Chiefs OF
Staff. and Walter S. Robertson.
Assistant Secretary of State.
maintained the same tight
Tipped silence that marked their
three days at Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek's suburban re-
treat.
Nationalist Chinese fears that
their mission sought abandon
ment of the offshore islands of
Quemoy and the Matsus seemed
to have subsidized.
But disappointment and bit
terness replaced these earlier
apprehensions in the wake of
Secretary Of State Dulles an
nouncement of q new open door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

policy toward cease-dre talks
with Red China.
I'VE strongly believe that any
contact with the Reds will be
fruitless. a qualified Nationalist
official said.
Everyone knows what the
Communist want-they want
Formosa and they want to con-
tinue with their program of
world conquest"
Mr.. Robertson said hesand Ad-
miral Radford had "a useful ex-
change Of views" with Gen.
Chang.
The purpose of their trip, he
said, was to consider problems
relating to the United States
Nationalist mutual defense
treaty. Mr.. Robertson declined
to say whether they had advised
Nationalist withdrawal from
Quemoy and the Matsus.
The Nationalist garrisoned is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

FRACKvILIIE. Pa. April 81
R.-A man argered by a pend
Ing divorce shot two relatives and
then held his mother hostage for
four hours until a neighbor sur
prised and disarmed him early
today.
Charles Klevis, %, was
wounded by a fusillade of bullets
as he attempted to flee after he
was disarmed by Joseph An
druShin.
Klevis jeered defiantly at po-
lice, who demanded his surren-
der, and when captured told
them. I'm not sorry for what
I did"
He went to the home of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Cecilia Kle.
bash, Al, late last night and
kicked in the front door, Mrs.
Klebash told police as she was
rushed to a hospital for treat
ment of critical wounds of the
head.
In the house with her were a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

Chelsea section carrying his s.
year-old son by a former mar
rage.
The bride was Miss Phillipa
Hunlike, "a, a cousin of the Duke
of Devonshire. Her mother is
Lady Anne Holland-Martin.
The peers famous mother,
first woman member of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

lands lie off the Chinese main
land within range Of Communist
big guns.
Mr.. Robertson made a sur
prise visit to Quemoy yesterday.
Mr.. Robertson and Admiral
Radford will stop for "A hours
in Honolulu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

British House Of Commons, ar.
rived just in time for the we'd
ding. Landing at Southampton
after a visit to the United
States. Lady Aston drove to Lon.
don in a fast automobile.
Lord Astor's first marriage to
Sarah Norton, sister of Lord
Grantley, was dissolved in 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
Viscount AstorW Wed
For Second Time

LONDON. April q (P.-Vis-
count Aston, Al, son of Virginia.
born Nancy Lady Aston, was
married yesterday. He arrived
for the ceremony at fashionable
st. Columba's Church in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. A-39
WEDNESDAY
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

FOR THE BEST in ranches, irrigated farms
and business opportunities, see or write
Burgess Agency. Realtors Chinook. Montana.
196-ACRE irrigated farm An ideal spot for dairy
men. Nice home close to school, good road.
Mons Agency, Box 642 Miles City, Mont
FREE LIST Missouri Ozarks best farm and
home bargains Ozark Realty Service, MIS-,
Landga Missouri
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

GIGANTIC SURPLUS SALE-MonthIy Special
5-row Weedmaster Tractor Sprayer. List $175.50.
Sale prepaid $685. Tremendous savings, Govt
and excess inventory, power plants, hydraulics
colnpressors, pumps, weed sprayer, chain saws
binoculars, tools. Hundreds of items. Illustrated
Bargain CataIog free!! Surplus Center, 891
ssO'' Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15
LIVESTOCK

HAVING SOLD one of our ranches we mus
drastIcaily reduce our cattle. We are going I'd
tered Angus cows. First time any of the
extreme top cows have been sold from this herd
Most all have been sired by son of Ever
Frlnce sunbeam, or son EiIeenmere 5OOth. Good
All sons and daughters of Eva's BandoIier Lad
averaged $4,000 in TOlan 1851 and '52 sales
ems is top notch bunch of cows. Very best
OF pedigrees, priced reasonable Chas A.
Johnson Route l. Hamilton. Phi: O8R4.
BECAUSE OF POOR HEALTH have sold NV
ranch and have fourteen registered Milking
Shorth0rn cows and herd sire, carefully bred
sis, cuLed since 30, a real foundation herd,
viii start caIving in February Price for herd
$500. v. o. Swanson, Charlo, Mont !.
TWO POLLED Milking ShorthOrn bull calves
one red one roam. Registered. Two PoIIed
beef Shorthorn bull calves, red. Registered all
III 20 seven months old. Reasonably priced.
LeNOy handbook, Havres Mont
FOR SALE-16 purebred poIIed Shorthorn cows
= nero Dull bull calves heifer calves, all
reglstered beef type Also some grade Shorthorn
cows. Herman Nielsen, Fairfield, Mont.
ford hu,Is sale, registered Pooled Here.
LIN hnum00e 5S' large smooth and great breeding
1ou. y: H. Nelson, Palms. Mont
r ~ On SALE-Top quality registered Angus halls.
calves. Reasonable John r. Parlr;os 80 s Dssa
Deer Lodge, Mont. ~ OA'
WILL TRADE FOR CALVES or fI,ree-vaar-oId
guou ewes. 1'5OO watt, 32-vOIt DeIco LITE hafterr
may Mont. Ss noenie"
FOX SALE-One red registered Milking sTorF.
MOLn QUILL tfteen months old. Three vouTe Es,1s.
elEne mOnsns Old. Paul r. Rice, Bynum Mont
NED AND Roam Milking Shorthorn bulls. one
James I. summers, Hoffman Rte, livingston.
VERY GOOD registered Shorthorn bull price
W Seuings coming four years. to swan Cor hv1IT
VI equai quality. Charles DeBoo, Williams, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

BEHLEN GRAIN DRIER-It takes H/A power,
that is heat plus air power, to dry grain fast.
Use the full power of your standard farm trac-
tor and Behlen full portable, power take-oH
driven grain drier with its 1000, 900 BTU. pro-
pane burner Buddy that's H/A power for fast
grain drying. For descriptive literature write
tana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

FOR SALE-Fina1 clean up prices all Butler
and Columbian steel grain bins at $3.50 off, Super
MIA tractor fully equipped, used 100 hours,
$685. Super WD9 diesel tractor. 15-inch tires,
used 1863 hours, a bargain at $3,450. Bridgeport
Equipment Co, Inc. Bridgeport, Nebr.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

D-6 CATERPILLAR. cylinder. One of last
cylinder models. Very good condition. Always
used on farm. Cannot be beat for farm work.
/ do not need this large power any more.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

WHERE AND HOW to bid government sur.
pIUs-milIions in farm equipment, lumber, paints
feed chain saws, power units, tractors jeepSs
trailers. Complete information $780, Brodys
Box 8-GG, Sunnyside a, N. Y
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

IN STOCK NOW-New and used structural
steel 'I'' beams. rods, shafts. strap from
angles, channels, sheets, pipes and plates. No
priority needed. Carl Weissman Sons, Great
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15
FARM EQUIPMENT

JANUARY SPECIALS-In good used equipment.
l AC tractor Model with mounted mower.
$475. Int. WD9 with lights, wide tires, wheel
weights, hydraulic system, $1,995. 1 Model L
Case good loader tractor, $195. L Model d John
Deere. wheel weights and hydraulic, 1895. L
Model ID John Deere, starter, lights, wide tires
and hydraulic, $685. 1 Model II Minneapolis
Moline with wide tires. lights, wheel weights and
cab, $795. AC Roto baler F. II. @. good, $47O
l AC Roto baIer, AC motor, $795. 1 John Deere
automatic wire balcr P.T.O., 1895. John Deere
automatic wire ba1er P.T.O., $685.. 1 Ferguson
SD. rake -P.T.O.. $325. 2 Oliver 7-ft mowers
(gOod), each SIPS. 1 Side delivery rake, JD.,
SIS. Side delivery rake, Case, $135. 1 14-ft.
Oliver drill. $3.50 International eft. disc pillow,
$3.50. Super six hydraulic loader with bucket
and push-off stacker, head fits Case and others,
nearly new, $32S. Martin adjustable ditcher,
used very little, $35. buck rake for John Deere
A, $50 Follower 112-yd. scraper (good) SIPS.
Also complete line of used Ford and Dearborn
haying tools, tillage TOOLS etc. We are going to
sell all or any part of the above. no reasonable
offer refused Chester is the best place in north
ern Montana to shop for machinery of any make.
-Four of the top farm machinery manufacturers
are represented here by progressive dealers. We
buy, we sell, we trade, we finance. Tiber Trac-
tor Co., Phone 1921 Chester. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

LUMBER FOR Csc 100 board feet with farm
er's one-man sawmill. Tractor powered. Easy
terms. Write for free information. Belsaw, 81AA
Field Bldg, Kansas City IL, Mo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

FOR SALE-Surplus III and other makes farm
machines and supplies at savings up to 5000
Write for list. Bridgeport Equipment Co., Inc.
Bridgeport, Nebraska.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

the easy way using aircraft
including catalog welder-kits,
Dunbar Mfg. Box 12206-K4s
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

NEW TUBE FREE with guaranteed tires
at $12.95 each. These sizes-600x16, 55Ox16s
550x17, 550x18, 475x19 50Ox2O, 55Ox15. We pay
the tax. Waly for Tires, Great Falls or Billings.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-29
Social Security News

Social Security coverage of the
self-employed farmer. which start
ed this year. will not impose any
heavy bookkeeping jobs on the far
mer," Myron Milbouer of the Della
ware social security office in Will
mington said today.
The same records which the far
mer has been keeping in order to
compute his income tax will pro-
vide the information necessary to
figure his net income on which his
social security tax will be based.
The form used to report the farm
er's net income for social security
credit will be similar to Schedule
F which farmers have been sub
mitting with their income tax re-
turns.
For the small scale farm oper-
ator whose income has been too
low to require detailed income
tax return, special provisions
have been made which make it cas-