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LET ANOTHER MANS LOSS az
YOUR GAIN. ONLY S2.I95. Closed
sunday, see Monday at HANDLEY-
aOED. 6323 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air; 2-tone vel
low ana ivory; r. and h.: spotiess:
4ooo rubber: q cream puff: bank
VWnsnsing WHnslnsg. Ilxsa. Iayal.; ,sJa;l Sb;ls5. MOTOR
To. 2-S900.
CHEVROLET 80; extra special. fully
equipped: 20.7O0 mi; owner; runs
and looks like new car. Ho. q
CHEVROLET ,52 Fleetline de luxe
Z-deor; r. and h.. seat covers, extra
good tires; real clean; SS95. B. &
2. MOTORS. S232 Ga, ave. sil
sps.. Md. JU. 7-7Sss. Open today
CHEVROLET 80 4-door: one owner.
radio and heater: excellent family
car; best 9ffer over $3.50 for Quick
CHEW. 80 de luxe 2-door; r and h.
snTn S signals. exceptionally flne cond
S'fR: TRIANGLE AHNsssiie MoToRs MsSsToRsse, troRno
30l0 r. !. Ave. NE. DE. 2-63os
CHEVROLET 1858 30 4-dr- sedan:
=. and b., 16 900 mi. excel. cond
$l,900, Call 10. 1850.
CHEVROLET 1916 4-dr.; r. and h.,
Al eond.. $295. RA. 6-514I.
nMHoT9A nH aas7cS. &C. aooi Nichols ave. i Sc
cHEv. 1854 Bel Air: radio. excsllen,
oIghout. A buy, 81 I.295; terms
PIG Taylor St. NV.
CHEV; 1851 Bel Air hardtop; yellow
and oiack. T., b.. p. g.; sac. 1895;
Terms and trade. 9l6 TAYLOR st.
CHRYsLER 40 Windsor: In exce,
cond.: very reas. 22O4 r st. NV
cHRYsLER '52 SARATOGA 4-dr-: El ?.
Iiahts IShs o!ne; ~ oo6 power ;,. brakes sigma
must be seen 70 appreciate. Apt. zoe
Lo. 4-S5g2. esi'n At
CHRYsLER .52 Saratoga sedanJ 9.
zone green flnish: equipped; 81 ,295;
Ccc guarantee. Closed Sunday.
capitol Cadillac OldS Co
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. 3-af,M
ChRYsLIER '4s New Yorker 4-dr
Snss ossr Ss wnssor SGSS ne J. malt zs
dr.; blackS fully equipped; IS,O0(
CHRYSLEiR~ LEiR~sSi s5s hSrd,top 9 ytop4y Windsor A,
luxe; Fluidmatic dr.. +. and h.: 2.
tone paint; Wv. tires, leather ant
nylon cord interior. crash h-paddee
dash and other extras, Special, 81.
l95, CAPITOL PACKARD, g2s
p6anS. pndiS. ave-. Sill. Spg.. Md. JU. o,
cHRYsLER '54 New Yorker de lux,
club; famous VS. engine. Power.
Flite transmission, power steering
power brakes, Solex glass. Wv
tires, safety wheel rims and othel
Chrysler features. luxurious. low
mileage, one-owner car, more mod
ern than most new cars; a Wheel
mobile-guarenteed car for the loy
price of $2,495; your opportunit,
| 70 save; lowest honest terms In
eluding life insurance
WHEELER, INC.
CHRysIER.PLYMOUTH-TMPERIAr,
| LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
I4SoO wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-I02l
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TRIICKI = IcprGIl

TRUCK SPECIALS
1880 1890 Ford F-6 dump. ready to work:
1852 Dodge; 12-ft. van body; new.
isSI Ford Fl dat bodys GOOD buy
1919 s..g Ford F.6 tractor. ideal for
1858 DC 65-.r Autoear Diesel Sleeper;
motor overhslled: $4,450.
THE WHITE MOTOR CO
2766 Jef1. Davis Hwy. ArL .. Va
or, 4.SflfJ0
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BUICK 1858 hardtop cony.; power
steering. brakes and seats; tinted
sns owner; 81. .sa5. 5 BELL ! MOTORS. 500
Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo. 6-Sa00.
BUICK 80 Super 4-dr.; owner.
iuIiy equipped, Dynahow. like new.
BUICK so Super cdr sedan: maroon
to S545. NASH ARLINGTON CORP
IT, naoSF %F RSssfsa Va, JA ssSsc sSsts
BUICK 40 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan:
excel. mechanical cond.. good tires,
eris. sray iinish; Price rsduced to
fad5s fad6or EhsH shsHroa aRLls9ToE sSIE G0Er 1aa,s
st.. Xri. iRcsslsn'. Va. JA. $1,000
hSl!sssSsssslRR ss!sHs cSsas's Baee isf
peslsr- 1sI Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
sGiCK: So super. 4.dr.. :, and n.
r. cehoess fTom $l:795 60 TEMPLE
BUgckt sJSEts' y, " 81 sapss s;4seG Riy,.ra 4.dr
RsRa tres ane a gBeEsr Bess ovsr ms
BOWMAN STUDEBhKER. 1900
Gsoriea ave-. RA. 6.1122; II
ca@LAc eond TEMPLE s2REsTi0ls GoToss s5ss!
1919 Diasonal rd,. Alex. Va. XII
Cadillac sl6f .sa a-dr. coupe: private
party. has been used as second car
BY housewife: excellent condition
y 'ss'i & AksR ssfsgtsi hsES,esd 81 sss
CADILLAC "a "62" sedan; attractive
Ereen exterior. equipped. including
tires. priced at S3,S9h: CcC guar
anteee. Closed SUNDAY.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
mi: ike new: W. one SD'eSs ovner: HydpS'. 1igSO
power steering and radio: price.
FRIEND: 1921 l. st. NV -3
CADILLAC 80 4-dr r. and h.; this
s5 a6ToRsr Ssr; s4oe 4s5s'R Rvsl d As1 EaMFhf "
knlls' cApEIallcs 5, convertible: ., ono
Wv tires; Si,sa5. ia. a-aSa0
CADILLAC 'ba "ea" 4-door: beau
tiful blue finish. fully equip. with
white s tires; v power steerins. Z, and
througbout' only Ss.7oS. ~
Suburban Cadillac -Olds. Co
7oeO ARL. RID. BETH. OIL. s-77oo
CADILLAC As sedan; excel cond. .
$500; pvt; owner. RA; 6..2I26.
csPrisA s1ssDs spn ao ssoo spsea lssh St sedan
4foo Bladensburs I'd. D
CADILLAC 40 4-door; Z passenger.
Hssfsii sDseaisiiy + iedIeed aEe f Il ss9qssS eaui0
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
3460 18th st. NV. AD. 4-s5O0. EXT. y
CADILLAC "a "62" sedan: under
power brakes. steering, windows.
yhits. wal tires. private owner. Can
MoToRs. 1890 Lee hwy. Ari.. Va;
CADILLAC 1853 convertible; driven
only v 000 MI. beaut.. .yel. with red
interior; new-car eond throughout
CSSlEiSS siSS SsnSiSs iSSs 4 sa! sSeSS Ss"; An,
sauip., with power steering; perfect
eond:; 81 pes; AZ bank inaneinR
czbrLLxSSS'YS czbrLLxSS' 81 sixty Two" four-Sr. {;
PVT stsering. pyr. brakes. tinted
vlass, eelectomatie radio and h.:
y.;-gyo tires Csnpot ss told from new,
sSss ss.. w q 'sis DlIs.i TX 10. s-ssss our: sH:
c%hEsSS.s'sa. Meaa ss. ss.iOO.
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WHEELER, INC.

'4S New Yorker 4-dr.; r.
and HI. original dark blue finish;
SSday sesn 'sfSashGst sTsraptes s sPsfia s2SS saS
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900 14th st. NV. NO. T-1111
Open ewes. till .. Sat. till 5.
81 New Yorker sedan;
famous VS. engine. power brakes,
automatic transmission. heater
seat covers. safety wheel rims and
other Chrysler features; very
clean, one-owner car. offering more
value for your money: properly re-
conditioned and guaranteed; volume
turn over price. $685..
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER-PLYMoUTH-rMPERIAI,
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconsin NV. EN-. $1,000
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CuEupnr nm, y

CHEVROLET 81
Sedan delivery Heater, immae h,act
nnish. Low mileage. Excel. tires.
$595.
Kerlyol1-P Peck Chevrolet
5i4O Lee Hwy. Arl. 2636 Wilson Blvd
ia. 2-S0Oa Open Ewes. JA. 2-90Oi
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AUToAAosiLEs ron SALE

AUSTIN '5s Somerset 4-dr. sedan;
for 1895. NASH ARLINGTON
CORP. Indoor ehovEeom. 20I5 y,
ssnsa AoSrs st. Ar. tRossisn,. Va "a
AUSTIN 81 4-dr. sedan: sale priee,
eign and American cars. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO. INC tEst. 1910. KAT
ser Willys. Hillman and exclusive
dealer for AUSTIN of ENGLAND
AuSIds AySCp aS AkALlhSY L. n q; MoRELs
7fh et r st. nv. NO. f-2700
Va K1. s-6525.
% : real buy us'a at sSsS. BILL sEIG aoSToosEs. 70
50t0 Wis. ave NV" Wo. $500
BsIrIsH roRD zErHYR 4-dr.. s5s7;
sss5. IND and Il. as. 9. A.Isss gAck p1afsS PRY.
BUICK 80 Super Riviera hardtop;
$i;ess; HoRNER'ss. s.,os BUICK, Ssss
s1fCR, m9 ns ss 5Sp.r. 81 i-gsaSd nssa4Sd,op. 6.ss.r
dos TEMPLE MOTORS. 34S6
River rd. Alex Va. kI p-ft31. =.
qEMPEE snMhho noToRs es 500 ssaa 0sy Riy.l SsH sd
aslssys AlsTsndEis ne ya; M ~ Ia a-iisi ana ,
Dynailow:: several of these cars tc
choose from verv clean and in ex.
cellent condition. S1.795 TEMPLE
MOTORS. 340O River rd.. Alexan.
dria Va. K1. a.l131
BUICK '53 2-door sedan; fuily
essnD eSsniDpeda a.,,v s;tcns .,;ss Eresn sgs sxeep
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
$3.50 14th st. NV. AD. 4-s500. Ext.
"a
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AuToMoTlvE MlscELLAkEoU.
1859 CHEYR0LET PARTS: motor
eomplet $50: Transmission. $50:
rear end with springs, S25; radio,
225: low mileage. LITTLE AUTO
VIZ. S-s70a'
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cHEVRoLET 'Ss converting; Power.
ss ss .Sss fsSss isS slgss hss'is sbs ak 20. ao
ToR Co. NC. Ioos K.-W. hSy
tat Ca. aye.j. Sill epG-, Nd, 70
$500, Open todAyi
ICHEyBoLEf "a s.2lOs 2-door; Pow.
ergfide. heater. turn siG&; s-ton,
nnish; low mileage; $I.4e5. EIlVEE
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC, 1920
EW hWy, tat Ca. ave.. sii. sDg
CHETiioiET 1855 1851 IiI sIi-metSi ssSi's s-p..,
station wagon; heater; forest greer
nnish; Low mileaee; 30-day eusrSn.
Tee; $997. HILL Il SANDERS
Mash.l Oldest Ford Dealer, I3Of
18TH ss, nv. NO, 7-1111. Oper
exes. I'll 8. Sat. It'll 5.
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cMRYSLER 1859 Windsor cony.: 90
700 miles; lieht blue, new light top;
MS Sxcei' aeadaaS; ae3nada; Sl,295. MA. s-So91 or
CHRYSLER sb2 Imperial sedan: ex-
Gel: cond.; reas Call EN-. 2-623S.
cHRYSLER '52 Saratoga sed.: :. and
n. auto. trans. power steering, VS.
motor; owner: fully guar: ST. O95,
cash Or terms. WOLFE MOTORS,
l99l WIS. ave: NV, EN- 3-o142
cHRYsLER '54 New Yorker de luxe
hardtop; famous VS. engine. air
power steering, power brakes, radio.
and other Chrysler features; q very
beautiful company ofiicial car more
modern than most new cars, carries
neW-ear guarantee: your opportu-
nifty to save at the low price OF
S2,995, lowest. lowest terms, includ-
ing life insurance
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL.
LARGEST WASHIEGTOE DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-102O
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CHEVROI,ET ,4Q

IWo-dr.:: Z. and h.. seat covers. dark
green inish, excel. tires; S4s5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
z 40 Lee eeda5v da5vy;. Arl, aos6 Wilson Blvd.
"a. z-g002 Open Eles IA. 2-e0OI
CHEVROLET. 1854 's2I0'' 2-dr.: r.
AZ iooo ses' Sss sHss:' shoaaoSm sns sTssa sobS D
ton; special SLAB: 2-day money
PACK trial: 4-month written Euaran-
zee; HILL q SANDERS, Wash. 4
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 i4th ST,
~ M0. 7-ll11. Open ewes. til o.
CHEVROLET ~ 2-door sedan: r
ons onas h.; sood cond.: Sl75. OIL. q
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PACEMAKERS

Headquarters for all models. also
Streamlites Vindales. and Kropt
Eldorados. Drive out today and see
the largest display Of new and used
mobile homes in the East. We have
approximately sixty. In stock at
also have q better finance arrange
f,naNf
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BOAT SUPPLIES

Rope, lac it.: copper paint. $3.50
gal. life Jackets. So; bells, anchors,
lights, oars, paddles, chains. floats.
fire ext. canvas, tarpaulins, foam
rubber, rubber hose. j. H. G1CH
NER. 2513 M st. NV, Elk. 3-3527
1854 BRAND-NEW scott-Atwater out
board motors-5 hp al; req
price, S213 80; sale. S1S9.95. 70
hip t3l: reg. Ss3g95: sale. 5000 rs,
10 h.p. IA: reg. S29a 95. sale.
S269 so. Complete with remote gas
tanks, full gear shift, and "Bala-
matte" fully guaranteed.
Our budget plans 1Oes down. bal In
easy monthly payments.
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CHEVROLET '53

4-dr.: heater. Powerglide. seat Gov.
ers., 2-tone green and ivory; 1,195.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314O Lee Hwy, Arl.. 2636 wilson Blvd
IA. 2-9002 Open Eyes. ia. 2-900l
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CHEVROLET, 1855
BEL AIR HARpToP CONVERTIBLE,
sEagfFuL pI s.ToNE fo EPNEN PNTsH. ''IlpE; LEss
THAN $500 NILES.
TRADED ON THE AL
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FsEP esE u Wrh YS IoFs fqagF Or 1iEA hEA saS5P SEP
Five dollars (S5l dn,; r. and h.
sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET TRIPLE
GUARANTEE. Call AID. 2-s722, ask
for. Bill Serhus on the open lot. Bard
and M SITS. NV, 8 am. and 5 til
o pm. "SERVIcEMEN FINANCED" !"
Evening star., 1955-05-01

LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-I02C
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,HEV. 81 Suburban S-passenger.
heater and other accessories; very
law mileage and In extremely good
throughout; special today
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LEI ANOIHER Mans Loss BE
YOUR GAIN. ONLY S2.195. Closed
sunday see Monday at HANDLEY-
aOED. 6323 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
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DODGE $50

Two-dr.: heater; scat covers. dark
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3t40 Lee Hwy. Arl.. 1886 Wilson Blvd.
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FORD SO va Tudor; Sheridan blue
with contrasting seat covers radio.
heater. turn signals, etc; one-owner
car; very low mileage; warranted 8
months or 5000 miles; today's spe-
cial SLIPS
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-gS27
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COLES
STREAMLITES

3h miles north of Laurel. Md, Wash
irlgton Baltimore blvd. Phone Park
q Z 900
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FORD 80 Crestline VS. Victoria:
black with cream top: Fordomatic,
seat covers, turn signals: this car
has been garage-kept and is immac
inside and out; warranted months
or 5000 miles; special, Si.I75
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-ss27
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FORD '53 Customline VS. Fordor:
2-tone green finish. contrasting scat
covers. Fordomatic, r. and h.. turn
signals, and other accessories. one
owner car and extremely good cond.
throughout. very low mi; special
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DODGE 80 coronet l-door sedan;
VS.: Gyromatic. r. and h.: light
blue: one-owner car. excep. clean:
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ers; iiRht green fnish S645.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3I4Q Lee Hwy Arl a93e Wilson Blyd!.
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WHEELER. INC.

cHRysLER,PLYMogTH; cHRys ;IMRERIAL q
$500 wisconsin NV, I'm. 2-lo2t
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

an expense-paid trip to the National
Awards Banquet June % in Nebraska.
The contestants will be judged at the
final by Montana State College officials.
Queen Contest
At the Glendive Exposition a contest
will be held to choose the Queen of
Eastern Montana" The young lady
selected will hold her royal status for
an entire year, reigning over the Ex-
position and other events in the area
until she is succeeded by another queen
next year.
If you enjoy watching someone jockey
tractor and machinery around, be
sure to see this event at the Montana
Winter Fair. Women as well as men
are participating in this event, doubled
in size since last year.
All in all, it looks as though Mon
tanans are in for full month in March.
Livestock events, youth events, enter
tainment, contests, educational meet
ings-you name it and it's at either the
Montana Winter Fair or the Northern
Plains Spring Exposition or both.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

College. Breeding and fat hogs are
expected to be up in numbers and
quality this year too.
Both events are having Junior All
and FLA division for the boys and
girls. This is the division where future
feeders, farmers and housewives are
made or lost They are going to have
steers, breeding cattle, swine projects,
gardening, cooking, sewing and all the
rest that go along the make this very
worthwhile program.
A dairy show and sale is scheduled at
Bozeman this year, where the milk
producing part of the livestock industry
will show off their manufacturing
plants" The show is enlarged in num-
bers and the quality will be at the
same high levels attained in past
years. Because of space problems this
year at GIendive, there will be no
dairy show. Next year fair officials hope
to have room for all events.
The Montana Galloway Association
is providing premiums for the Gallo
way show at Bozeman this year. Many
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

feel this should help the Galloway show
considerably.
Then there will also be the greatly
enlarged rabbit shows. Bozeman has
brand new building just for the long
cared beauties. And, of course, there
will be the poultry show, food show,
Montana wheat show, always major
features of the winter fair.
Lets of Entertainment
Entertainment? Well, it's so loaded
up at both shows that only few events
can be mentioned. Glendive is featur-
ing a ''Bean Bag Show" out of Fargo,
ND. These acts are hilarious, with To-
cal talent participating in provided
costumes.
Both events win have estate Square
Dance Festival" This has been main
stay at Bozeman and is growing in
popularity each year.
There will be herdsman smokers,
dances, breed association banquets,
style shows and, at Bozeman, the great
s'Chuckwagon Dinner where the
'sYoung Farmer Award will be pre-
scented, along with other awards
Top Farmer
The young Farmer Award is pre-
scented to a young citizen farmer of
Montana. The candidates for this award
are to be selected from local commu-
mites by local JayCee organizations.
To qualify, candidates must be be-
tween the ages of 81 and S5. They must
be actively engaged in farm or ranch
operation, must be certified by local
organization and recommended by key
community leaders, and they must have
evidenced interest in leadership and
participation in civic, agricultural and
church organizations.
The local organizations are urged to
get in and dig on this and send top
candidate to Bozeman to compete for
the state award. The winner will get
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15
By PAT GOGGLNS

MARCH is THE fairs in Montana There's the Mon
tna Winter Fair annuaD at Bozeman March 512 and
brand new event this year. Northern Plains Spring Exposition
at Glendive March 1926 80
events patterned much the same with livestock
shows sales agronomy shows for the
whole family and educational everyone attending
Possibly history would be properhstoy pertaining to
founding Exposition Glende this event
been The business have talked
where the people of Eastern Montana
could display their royals
Definite finally taken last spring With careful plan
ming and proper timing Chamber Commerce elected
A. Red Saunders manage the event Last Saunders
ourneed couple of days with George SINE
manager of the listened GOOD and Spoke
George told him of the organization needed to put on an
back Gendve and from there
has shaped up show that is going to be "tops.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15
olicy Pays $4,000

PAYMENT OF s., 900 has been made
to MIR. and Mrs. Emil Morast, Terry,
beneficiaries of a Montana Farmer
Stockman accident policy held by their
son, Clemens D. Morast. The son. who
was killed In an automobile accident,
had purchased the policy less than
year ago First annual premium of the
policy was So and the renewal premium
was 81.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

Saunders says that the real pusher
and father of the Northern Plains
Spring Exposition is DR.. G. C. Halvor
of Glendive. He has worked very hard
toward this end and is also superin-
tendent of the livestock division.
The officers of the Northern Plains
Spring Exposition, which is, by the
way, a corporation, are John Mont
gomery, president; T. c. Terrett, vice
president; Cecil La Fond, treasurer,
and w. A. Saunders, secretary-man-
ager.
Livestock Shows
About here question may be asked.
What are we going to witness at these
events? Well, here is rundown OF
the program as it looks now. Of course
there are the livestock shows and sales
which draw great interest, especially
here in the cattle state of Montana.
Bozeman will have a purebred Here
ford show and sale open to Montana
breeders. At Glendive the Hereford
Division will be confined to the Eastern
Montana Hereford Breeders Associa-
ton this year, because of space prob
lem arising. The judges of the Here
ford events will be Anil Rezac, Tabor,
Sd, at Bozeman and Taylor McNiven,
Livingston, placing them at Glendive.
A bigger and better Aberdeen-Angus
show and sale is promised at Bozeman
this year, with Ralph May, Valentine,
Neb., doing the judging. The ''open to
the world Angus show and sale at
Glendive viii bring some good blacks"
into eastern Montana, a great beef
country. Archie Ginther, Harlowton,
will judge the Aberdeen-Angus at the
eastern Montana event.
The Sh0rth0rn Show at Bozeman is
out we'll The cattle going
there, seen by this writer, are good and
look as though top show will be wit
messed. Down Glendive way, the Short
horn division is still pending, with
entries being slow to come in. Manager
Saunders says, "Get them in so final
may be made"
Feeder and Fed Show
A big feeder and fed show and sale
is one of the main events at the Glen
dive Exposition. Premiums of $50 for
firsts and on down ten places to $40
are being offered. They are really
pushing this event, as entries are pour
ing in. The feeders and ''feds'' show
in pens of 10 head.
The Bozeman Swine show will be
judged by T. K. Johnson, Oregon State
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15
Notes-By Goggins

SappingtOn Hereford Ranch has added
the entire select Polled Hereford herd
of Wilmer Castle at Chappell, Neb.,
to their Sappington, Mont, herd. In
Guided in the purchase was Gold Mine
20, top son of Orville Kuhlman'S
Register-of-Merit Gold Mine The cows
are daughters of Advance Choice Dom
inc, Advance Seth Domino, Gold Mine,
Triple Real and SIR Super Anxiety 9,
and all are carrying the service of the
Gold Mine 10th bull.
Cattle slaughter under federal In
spection throughout the United States
last year was nearly per cent larger
than the record kill in 1858, according
to the USDA.
Range use fee is going up cents per
unit, according to Douglas Mckay, Sec
rotary of the Interior. A new fee of Is
cents per animal unit month will be
charged for federal range use in west
ern grazing districts effective for the
1856 calendar years.
Bill Stevens, secretary of the Montana
Aberdeen-Angus Association, announces
that Montana led the western states in
the number of Angus cattle registered
with the national association during
the past year. The increase is due to
many new herds of Angus in the state
and the formation of two new Angus
district associations, Stevens said.
Bulls are going to be something to
keep lookout for this spring as it
looks now. In travelling around the state,
I have Lot been able to find many
coming 2-year-old bulls that are not
consigned at some consignment or pri-
vate sale this spring. It might be well
to give this some thought if you are
planning on buying any bulls this
spring. 1t looks as though there are
going to be few spares come breeding
season.
meeting is going to be held March
at the Montana Winter Fair to discuss
the much talked about, American VS..
Danish systems of judging.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

A meeting is going to be held March
2 at the Montana Winter Fair to discuss
the much talked about, American VS..
Danish systems of judging.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
DORIS FLEESON

Members of Congress are be-
ing quietly warned by Midwest
colleagues that the Nations
wheat farmers may throw in
the sponge on the price sup
port program this week end.
The result would be a flare-up
on farm policy, already touted
as next years hottest political
issue.
The wheat farmers are vot-
ing on two harsh alternatives.
They can agree to cut their
acreage again and accept for
it 76 per cent of parity. This is
a reduction of 6la per cent or
IS cents a bushel from last
year. Or they can reject that
offer and return to growing as
much as they like. But then
they would be guaranteed only
so per cent of parity.
No matter how you slice it,
they are voting against their
pocketbooks. The choice is the
more cruel since it comes as
labor celebrates the victory of
the guaranteed annual wage
principle and the stock market
continues its steady climb.
The final returns of the
balloting are expected Sunday.
Last year the situation was
saved by North Dakota. whose
farmers voted 20 to l for the
acreage cut. Senator LANCER
of that State thinks they may
Evening star., 1955-06-24
DOROTHY THOMPSON
The School,: Mill for Mediocrities

ing to say about how their
schools are conducted. They
are not permitted to maintain
discipline. They are overloaded
with work irrelevant to educa-
tion. They are the butts Of
Ill hammered children and
irate parents. That there are
still good teachers is a miracle
as saints are miracles.
American education wants
to achieve success without
effort. This is also the ideal of
the American people: the
largest utilitarian return for
the least expenditure of
energy 1t is a purely mechani-
cal view Of efficiency, and it is
producing a mechanical type
OF man, spiritually insensible
Chence juvenile delinquency,
and intellectually slothful.
All the subjects that require
mental discipline, memory re-
tention, concentrated work,
and the exercise of logic are
pushed aside. The child does
not even learn his letters or
phonetics. but begins reading
whole sentences at a time. So,
OF course, he can't spell nor
understand the exact meaning
Of words
Reading speed is rated above
grasp Of content, encouraging
glibness, not cogitation.
Everything has to be demon
strated so children Of IL Cor