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Evening star., 1955-03-09
Davies Divorce Suit Revealed; ;
Decree Due in West Today
Noted Hostess and Ex-DipIomot Part;
Heiress Buys $650,000 Estute Here

vealed that Mrs. Davies is the
new owner of the 29-acre Rock
Creek Park estate ArDremont
recently bought for $4,000 from
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin. She
will use 1t as her home here.
Mr.. Davies is owner of the
29-acre Klingle road estate,
Tregaron, that has been the
Dawes Washington home for
more than a decade.
Mrs. Davies will be known after
the divorce as Mrs. MerriWeather
Post.
Wed Since 1885.
The beautiful Post -Toasties
heireSs and owner of the largest
yacht in the world, the Sea
Cloud. married the Washington
lawyer and we'll known Democrat
Joe Davies on December Is
1885. very soon aIUer their Weu-
olng, winch followed Mr. Dawes
ulvorce from Mrs. EmIen knlgnt
Davies OF this city, MI. Davies
was appointed Ambassador to the
SoVleL Union by President
Franklin d. Roosevelt. His toul
of diplomatic duty in Moscow
from 1886 to 1888 subsequently,
led to the writing of his wloeiy
known book. AtCer his Russian
post he served for two years aS
United States Ambassador tc
Belgium.
Durlng both foreign assign
mentS the magnificent 350-foot
square-rlggeo Sea Cloud was
frequently glimpsed on the Bal
tic ana north sea WaCerS.
t'ouoWIng tnelr return to
WaSn4lguon MRS. Dawes was to
become Lne CapIJal'S most laou-
louS noSCeSs. her Sprlng garden
parties at Tregaron were among
the most beautiful affairs in
Washington. Much has been
written about the lavish and
exquisite appointments of her
seated dinners. And just as much
interest has been stirred UP In
her informal round and square
dances which taught Capital Of
hclalS to swing their partners
with the best of them.
New Home Not Ready.
Tne future Mrs. Post Will con-
tlnue to 1--we and entertain il,
washington III ner new nome
AloIe emont, WnAcn is slLuated al
Clle JunCLu4e e UI upon anu L.n-
nedlI avenue. o4llce IL WllI moi
be reauy 1or occupancy 1or Stv-
eraI months, she plans 10 stay
temporarily at a hotel.
Mrs. Davies Washington law
yer. David Close, was sticKlne
to the letter OF the truth
while trying to throw everyone
OIL the Scent-Wnen he mace
the public statement that the
future occupant OF Arbremon1
would be a name unfamiliar tt
washington" Post is Mrs
Dawes maiden name, but she
has never been known in wash.
lngCon as Mrs. MerrlWeaUnel
Post.
Mrs. Davies was first married
to MIR. Edward Close OF New
YORK ana later to Mr. Edward
Hutton, also OF New York. Botl
marriages terminated IN divorce
She has three daughterS-Mrs
Augustus Riggs Nv Of Woodblne
Md; Mrs. Leon BarZin OF New
I orK and tariS, ana MRS. Stan
ley RumDough, jr., OF this city.
Mr.. Davies also has three
daughters. They are Mrs. Mil.
iaro Tydlngs, wife of the former
Senator from Maryland who
divides her time between Wash.
ington and their Maryland
home; Mrs. Fontaine Broun o.
this city, and Mrs. Robert Gros.
jean, currently of Frankfurt
Germany.
Evening star., 1955-03-09

M. Noyes hos been touring Germany in
recent weeks, assessing public reoe-
tion to the greet issues. such os re-
ormoment and .unifeotion. con-
fronting the 6ermor people. This
is one o. senes OF articles report
ing mis- findings.
Evening star., 1955-03-09
By Crosby S. Noyes
Evropeon Correspondent OF The Stor

BERLIN.-The glamour of this
island of freedom" is wearing
of.
In the wintry atmosphere Of
Berlin today, there is little of
Evening star., 1955-03-09
Picture on Pose AS

ENtufe on Tu9e 40
of succession to the throne to
smooth the way for her wedding
to a commoner, according to the
informant, who refused to per-
NIT use of his name.
Margaret's marriage to the
war hero, l6 years her senior
and father of two children
would defy the Church OF Eng
lands ban on the remarriage OF
divorced persons.
Leaks May Be Deliberate.
Buckingham Palace main
tanned its traditional silence or
reports concerning the roya
family's personal plans. But
available information tended tc
corroborate the report thai
Margaret and Capt. Townsend
are going ahead with wedding
plans.
Even a princess can change
her mind, however. and Capt
Townsend himself presumably
could erect great obstacles to the
marriage by indiscreet remarks
There are suggestions-nat'
urally not confirmed-that new.
about the royal romance is being
leaked deliberately to the British
! press.
/ The aim of that apparentl.
/ would be to determine now tn,
British people react to word tina
the gay Princess has chosen ,
divorced commoner. Such pup
llcity also would avoid the pubn,
shock which developed Whei
Edward Wis romance with Ms
Wallis Simpson got in the Brit
iSh papers only just before HI
apolcation to marry her.
Papers Splash Stories.
| New rumors OF the Margaret
| Townsend romance were splasnet
in two of London's biggest Sun
day newspapers three days ago
The maSs-clrculation Dali.
Mirror on MONDAY and Tuesda!
front-paged what it described Al
interviews with Capt. ToWnSent
in Brussels, where he was sen
as British Air Attache in 1875:
after tongues started waggins
about the Princess freQuen'
appearances with him.
So far there has been no public
reaction from the Church oi
England. Officially it is opposed
to divorced persons remarrying
But many clergymen take ar
opposite view toward persons
Who-llke Capt. TownSend-art
the injured parties in the divorce
action.
Yesterday Margaret sat beside
the Archbishop of Canterbury
DR.. Godfrey Fisher, at public
luncheon given by the Lore
Mayor OF London to welcome hel
home from her Caribbean tour
The Princess and the archbishop
are old friends. Throughout the
luncheon they talked together
animatedly.
Margaret Can Act After rs.
The archbishop has said pub,
licly that he feels sympathy fol
the quandary of divorced church
folk who want to remarry. But
he added that, as the highes
ranking prelate of the estab.
( lished church, he could not give
official approval.
Margaret's sister, the Queen
has a high place in the church
The words Defender of tht
Faith" form a part of her title
Presumably she could not ex'
Evening star., 1955-03-09
Bowie Racing Begins
Today With Fi||y Race
As Opening Feature
$4,000 inaugural Event
Attracts Speedy Field;
10000 Fans Expected
By Joseph B. Kelly

With a nicely-matched field of
top three-year-old fillies sched-
uled to compete in the $4,000
Miss Maryland stakes, Bowie
opens a 33-day race meeting
today.
More than $4,000 turf enthusi-
asts were expected to throng the
spacious Bowie plant.
Donald C. Lillis, president OF
Bowie, and his associates are in
Evening star., 1955-03-09

Low loopholes. Poee AS
Democratic Leader johnson gave
no inkling of what will be rec
commended by the Democrats
who failed to get the $40 cut
through the Finance Committee.
But they were reported to be
trying to head off apparent de-
feat in the Senate by proposing
to repeal some of the tax con-
cessions Congress gave corpora
itons last year in order to give
individuals some part of the $40
reduction. In this way they hope
to overcome the main argument
of the Eisenhower administra-
ton that the Treasury cannot
stand a tax cut now.
Another Possibility.
Another report gained circula-
ton that the Senate Democrats
might turn to a 500 increase in
the $500 personal exemption now
allowed each individual. But tax
experts pointed out today that
for most wage earners in the
lower brackets S100 increase in
exemption is the same as a $40
cut in tax levy.
In fact, the experts say the
$100 exemption would cost the
Treasury about 5000 million
more annually, but the addi-
tional relief would go to those
in the middle and upper income
brackets, because it would take
500 off the gross income to
which they must apply a rate
higher than 20 per cent.
Meanwhile, Paul M. Butler.
Chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, said on an
NBC television program this
morning that if the tax cut is
defeated, the Democrats will
hold the Republicans responsible,
and not the few Democrats
whose votes may bring about
that result.
1t has been suggested that the
, Democrats might suggest cam
ceiling the tax credit applied to
dividend income last year, or by
repeating the accelerated depre-
citation plan adopted for corpo-
rations last year.
Another proposal discussed by
some Senators has been that the
cut for individuals could be Off
set to a large degree by closing
(See TAXES, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1955-03-09
New Tax Cut
Ideas Studied
By Democrats
Senators Seeking
Plan Thut Wouldn't t
Trim Revenue
By J. A. O'Leory

Senate Democrats were report
ed today to be considering a $40
compromise in place of the $40
per-person tax cut approved by
the House, coupled with other
changes to avoid any net loss in
revenue.
In advance of a press confer
ence, set for this afternoon,
Evening star., 1955-03-09
By Jock Smith
Assoeiaied Press Foreign Correspondent

LONDON, Mar. 9.-Princess
Margaret intends to marry 40
year-old RAF Group Capt. Peter
Townsend this fall, an informant
in touch with the royal family
said today.
Capt, Townsend himself, a
divorced man, was quoted as
saying:
There can be nothing said
until the time is ready or some
body else does something"
The 24-year-old Princess is
expected to renounce her right
Evening star., 1955-03-09

Biportison Move Seeks to Plug Tex
Low LoophoIes. Poee AS
Evening star., 1955-03-09
l03d Year. No. g. Phone ST. $4,000 XIX S

An Associated Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1955-03-09

temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1955-03-09
Lenten Reflections

Clark Griffith, president of the WASH
ington Baseball Club, feels the verse,
Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself," is
especially significant to him during Lent
as well as the rest of the year.
Page B-1.
Evening star., 1955-03-09

Democratic Leader johnson gave
no inkling of what will be rec
commended by the Democrats
who failed to get the $40 cut
through the Finance Committee.
Evening star., 1955-03-09

RS%: o.n' NJ s s. 3 G Rs n % spPS.s & 81 y: CENTS
Evening star., 1955-03-09

Mostly sunny. rather windy, high near 70
this afternoon. Tonight fair, low near so.
Full report on Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1955-03-09

(See HARLAN, Page A-270
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
The Year in Israel
S+u+e Marks u .
Solid Progress
By Milton Brown
(CopvriRht. 1855.

Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
The new year in Israel starts
with a new government reflecting
the sentiments of the Israeli popu-
lation as expressed in the latest
elections to the KneSSet = the third
parliamentary election since the eS-
tablishment of the Jewish state.
The year which has just conclud-
ed has witnessed much progress in
the development of the Jewish
state, and all indications point to
the fact that this progress will be
intensified during the coming year.
The entrance into the new year
is also being marked by noticeable
improvement in the attitude of the
United States toward Israel. While
the year that has just passed was
considered by many as a year in
HHhich Washington has displayed
strong pro-Arab sentiments, the
sentiment in Washington at present
gives reason to believe that the
anti-Israel mood which prevailed
in certain government circles is
definitely subsiding. The possibili-
ty of the conclusion of an Ameri-
can-Israel security pact in the
course of the new year is also not
excluded.
Widely Recognized
Israel enters the new year with
record of being recognized by
81 countries and of being repre-
sented in 48 of them. In 81 coun-
tries Israel maintains diplomatic
missions, five of which are embas-
sizes Omitted States, United King
dom, France, Soviet Union and
Canada. Two Israel missions are
attached to the United Nations, one
at the New York headquarters and
one at the United Nations Euro
pean office in Geneva.
At the beginning of 1855 the total
population of Israel stood at 1,717,-
834. of which !, ,526, O16 (89 per cent?
were Jews and 1888 I'll per
cent? non Jews, mainly Moslem
Arabs. At the dawn of the new
Jewish year the population. figure
is rapidly approaching the 2 mil
lion mark.
The natural population increase
in recent years was 30-35, 900 per
annum. At the beginning of 1855,
too, Is per cent of the active Jew
ish population was engaged in agri-
culture, compared with 1875 p e r
cent in 1947, and AZ per cent in
industry, mining, construction and
transportation.
Income Up
During the year IsraePs national
income amounted to 1,426 million
pounds, as compared with LOO
million pounds in 1858. National in
come per capita increased from 666
pounds during 1854 to 843 pounds
($444) at the beginning of 1855. Less
than half of this increase reflected
changes in prices. The rest repre-
] sented a net increase in the aver
age level of productivity in the Is
rael economy.
Compared with 1850, real nation
al income increased by about go
per cent and real per capita in
come by about 20 per cent. Follow
ing the large increases in produc-
ton and the new economic policy
initiated in 1852, the inflationary
preSsures in the economy, caused
by the mass immigration and long
term overhead investments, were
considerably checked.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Our Film Folk

was George JesSeI. Indicating the
dazzling blonde defendant, the at
tOrney said: "This young lady is
suing a gentleman for damages
because he stole a kiss. You are
to decide how much she should
be awarded. Any questiOns?"
JeSsel raised his hand and
asked: "HOw can we decide the
value of her kisses without a
sampler"
Comic Sam Levenson is short
man but does not brood about this
fact. At dinner he attended re-
Gently he found himself surround
ed by an unusual number of tall
actors. Don't you feel rather
small among all these big men?'
somebody asked him.
eyes, 1 do" Levenson answered
promptly. ST feel like a dime
among a lot of pennies"
HarpO Marx sums up politics
as 'the art of looking for trouble,
finding it everywhere, diagnosing
it incorrectly and applying the
wrong remedies"
Talking about a famous Holly
wood producer who hasn't had
hit film in years, Ben Hecht COM
mented. HE can compress h
most words into the smallest ideas
of any man 1 ever met"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Mun Has Case
OfPuppYLove

DENVER, (JTA) - Attorney
Phil ROssman's canine crusade
has won him such popular ac-
claim that he is considering en-
tering the political arena as
candidate for governor of Colo
RADIO or us. senator, the Inter
mountain Jewish News reports.
ish News reports.
ROssman, as president of the
newIy-fOrmed Animal Welfare
League, is waging a grim battle
for repeal of the law requiring
dogs to be kept on leash. He
is guiding circulation of peti-
tons seeking 10000 signatures
to put a repeal measure on
the ballot in a special election.
The dog populations "best
friend" as ROssman is known,
says his great goal is ''tO make
children and dumb animals
happy. Every dog needs a child
and every child needs a dog.
A home without a dog is like
home without a child-emp-
ty."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

A plant in Haifa is producing
100000 tons of cement per year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

There are 125,O0O factory work.
erS in Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
v Leon Gutterman
Copyright, 1855,

Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
HOLLYWOOD - Jack Benny
was being honored by the Beverly
Hills police department when an
officer exclaimed: what a dull
week we've had! No burglaries, no
murders, no fights, not even any
traffic violations. If this keeps up,
they'll be laying some of us off. !"
Don't be such pessimist, !"
Jack told the officer. Something S
bound to happen. I've still got
faith in human nature"
The lawyer was explaining the
case to the jurors, among whom
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Turkey Joins Bloc

UNITED NATIONS, NY, (JTA)
= Turkey has Joined the Asian
African bloc which the Arab
League has been building in the
United Nations since the close of
the Bandung conference in Indon-
esia last April.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15
FARMS AND RANCHES

BUSINESS FOR SALE: Established Dude Ranch
in excellent hunting and fishing district, in
cabins, double garage and all other essential
buildings. Water and electricity. Beautiful set
ting in small valley, near river, creek and
several lakes Doing good business. Few such
opportunities left other business interests reason
Ranch. One thousand decided acres irrigated
stock ranch. Strictly modern residence, large
good Sheds granaries corrals. Ranch fully
equipped with good machinery. Put up 700 tons
balance hay, meadow and pasture. 585 inches
free water out OF good creek; announcer smauer
G heads i5sS on na aed also Fafbead vaeS O
Ranch 100 acres Grade A dairy. Productive,
to $3.50 worth of Grade milk each two weeks.
Milking parlor. new barn, and loafing shed
Comfortable residence together With other build,
ings. Long lease on additional 200 acres good
hay grain and pasture land Must see 10
appreciate Flathead Valley. Good 3 300 acre
irrigated alfalfa and Huntley pasture mixture
land Western Montana Real Estate. Attractive
dairy grain or diversified. Also motels, tavernss
dude ranches and other resort property, as well
Would appreciate inquiries Emmett Taylor
Realty 831 South Higgins Ave-, Mssoula, Mont.
FLATHEAD LAKE REALTY: Brand new lake
shore home, twobedrooms modern wonderful
view, SIS #. choice beach: $500. Terms -.
Ultra-modern, year round lake home Practically
guest cottage, garage, garden spot Wen land
scaped. Easily accessible. 155 #. of finest
ficing for $4,000 Fifty lakeshore building
siles on East, West and South shore of Flathead
Lake. Wide selection. Priced from $S75 to $4,000.
Commercial properties, resorts, city homes
ranches and farms. FIathead Lake Realty,
Poison, Montana.
81 500 DOWN TAKES TT! Dandy little starter
ranch Hamilton. IS rolling acres all irrigi-
bic, IL acres tiIIable. % acres fenced pasture.
Large apple orchard, hay garden. Good Groom
home, half bath, knotty pine hvingroom and
Kitchen, garage. Plus large old home. barn, APP
5000 BIN good lumber. Root cellar,
cabin. Health forces sale. Includes range, re-
beds, miscellaneous furniture. Hurry
for this one Low $4,000. Only $1.500 down. H.
Shaw. Strout Realty. Rte. l. (Hwy $50 Hamilton,
Montana. Phone %.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS

1000 GALLON PAINT Iquidationl S. to $3.50
values now just 1929 gallon Interior: Gloss
semi-g1oss, flat or floor paint. When ordering
state kind and color in light, medium or dark
shades or send color swatch. Red barn paint
white boat paint, 1929 gallon. Outside: Lead
zinc, titanium house paint. Excellent formula
containing Cargills pure Inseed oil in white
ivory, yellow, silver grey and chocolate So
gallon. Cargills pure Iinseed oil. 81 gallon.
Shipped freight collect. No GODS please. I.
100 ID. farm assortment of bolts, nuts, washers
SIS. Shipped freight collect. No GODS please.
Josid Hardware, Dept. M. BIO E. Hennepins
Minneapolis IA, Mimi.
NEW WEED KILLER: $3.50 effective
than old fashioned esters hard-tO-kill weeds
thistIes, wild buckwheat morning glory.
Low volatile, guaranteed not to settle out.
Mix with any type of water. Write for complete
literature and low delivered price. Graham &c
Ross. Box 1905, Great Falls, Montana
VERY GOOD reclaimed steel pipe; sizes IL inch
and inch-12 inch first grade $1.75 per foot;
second grade $3.50 per f0ot third grade $1.25
per foot. inch first grade $3.50 per foot;
second grade SIPS per foot; third grade $1.OO
per foot These prices FOB. Billings, Montana.
Ross Power Construction 1131 No. Goth, Billings.
Phi: 9-2038
KILL CHIMNEY CREOSOTE, down draft and
fire risk at once, forever. Mailable metal
product Money back guaranty. Write Boston
Machine Works Company, Manufacturers, Dept.
MF, Willow Street, Lynn, Massa chusetts.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15
REPAIR PARTS

TRUCK and AUTO PARASITIC only firm
in the northwest specializing in truck parts.
of truck, auto parts and equipment in this
part of the country. 24-hour service on mail
orders. Write, wire or phone WiIensky Auto
Parts Co., 1868 Washington Ave. NJ. Mime
apolis /, MINI.
NEW AND USED PARTS AT SAVINGS. Com
cars and trucks-1924 and later. Largest in the
West. Army Parts specialists. No catalog-Write
for quotations. Fast Mail Order Service. Pioneer
Auto and Truck Parts Co.. 740 w. 18th Ave.s
Denver, Colo
TRACTOR PARTS-Large growing stock of new
and used parts for all makes. Credit on your
own terms, without extra cost. Write for lowest
prices. American Tractor Parts Co., Fargo, N. D.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15
FARM EQUIPMENT

generator Plan Toe including cata1og weder-
kits, hydraulic-kits, ETC. Dunbar Mfg, 6606
Sylvan Road. Houston %. Texas.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

GOOD NEWS for turkey growers. Yellowstone
Broad Breasted Bronze and BeltsviIle turkey
pouIts available again Write for 1855 prices and
shipping dates Yellowstone Hatchery, Billings,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

FOR SALE: Late model r John Deere tractor,
motor thoroughly overhauled, pump rebuilt,
new tires: Price $2,975. Sidney Implement Conn
panY. Sidney. Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

for that special type fryer you have been
looking for. Also New Hampshires and White
Rocks. White Leghorns, Parmenter r. l.
Reds and Austria Whites Produced under
the National Poultry Improvement Plan
Standard Hatchery WinIock Wash
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

REGISTERED Angus bulls, popular blood lines.
yearlngs, two year old. Box 376s Billings
Phone 9-3O33.
Sway IS 1852
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

EXTRA MONEY sparetime sharpening farm
discs. $40 to $25 daily profits. No dismantIing-
no moving. Simple portable machine sharpens
whole disc right on farm. Free plan explains
B. A. Foley Company Columbia Heights
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

ATTENTION-Farmers and Ranchers Wisconsin
dairy heifers from high producing calves for
calves 3 to weeks oId-$35; Holstein heller
calves 3 to weeks oId-$4O; Guernsey and
year old springng heifersD$225. Also heif aTS
OF all ages. Write or call collect direct to the
Nolan Farm, Aniwa, Wisconsin, or call or
contact Glen Baker, Spearfish, South Dakota.
Delivered to or near you
WANTED TO BUY: Two 2-year-old registered
dark red or dark roam polled beef-type Shorthorn
bulls; also 1-year-oId Registered dark red
or dark polled beef-type Shorthorn bull,
to be delivered FOB. on my ranch Az miles
northwest of Bozeman, Montana about May 20.
male pig, shipped FOB-NP. Bozeman.
Montana when old enough for delivery. r. G.
Baxter
FOR SALE: 20 head of 2 and year old
registered Hereford bulls. Domino and Princips
breeding. Ranch IL miles northwest of Iona
on Colony Bay road. Bernard j. Ruth, Iona,
Montana.
FOR SALE: Registered milking Shorthorn bull,
l year old; bull calf, months old; both red.
3 very good cows. Paul r. Rice 5 miles east
of Pendroy, Montana
FOR SALE: Registered Hereford bulls, two
yearlings, one two-year-0ld and one three-year-
old Willard c. Nauman. Conrad, Montana.
AYRSHIRE yearling Dun and bull calves from
dams with over 5OO-pound record Ayrshire
Dairy. Great Falls. Mont
STRONG. HEAL THY. high-grade dairy calves.
Mrs. Alice Blaser (Hofmann's Dairy Stock
FARM. IillamOok oregon
SWINE
REGISTERED CHESTER WHITE boar pigs
from PR. filters, and gifts to farrow sOons
with good hams and shoulders. wide backs,
deep Sides plenty of length. Bred from cham
pions and priced right. Geo. w. Nutter, Boze.
man. Montana, Phone Belgrade 010R2.
REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE, Yorkshire and
Berkshire weaver pigs. Also registered Yorkshire
bred gifts. TimberIine Stock Ranch, Broadviews
Montana.
REGISTERED YOrkshires, spring gifts, boarS.
Different bIOodInes Amos Thompson, IRA.
Helena, Montana.
REGISTERED Hamprace weaver boars and
gifts. Lean meat type. Roy w. Olson, Belmont,
Montana.
FOR SALE: Berkshires-Bores, Weaners either
sex. Registered. DR.. r. j. Rosselot, Laurel,
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

DE- CATERPILLAR tractors Owner has two,
win sell either one. ST current series or RD-7
with new tracs and rollers and both motors
reconditioned Harvey Anderson, Box SOS. Cut
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

BUILD YOUR FUTURE in poultry profits with
H0negger Leghorns. These birds the first
class in the three-year California Net Earnings
Test. Parmenters, New Hampss Evans Leghorns,
Austra-whites, also available are Black Austria
I0rps. Send for prices and literature today to:
Cordt Bros. Hatchery P.O. Box 1856, Lynden,
Washington.