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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-16

Caudill Of Richmond. visited Mrs
NJ NJ Julian last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Wilson were Farmville
callers Monday.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
g. R. Wise were Mr. and Ms
George Wise. Of Richmond and the
Emmett Dunkums.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Morris ana
Larry called on Mr.. and Mrs. JIM
ME Leap Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dlmklm
visited Mrs Llfcy Duncan Sunday
afternoon
Guests Of MI. and Mrs. Herman
Dowdy were Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dell
Overstreet and Mr.. and Mrs. Ry-
/ land DoWdy. Sunday
The Herman Dowdys were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Norman. OF Farnlville.
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to two certain tracts or parcels Of
land situated in Marshall Magister-
ial District Of Buckingham County,
Virginia. containing one hundred
and seven 1917 acres and thirty
i30N acres, respectively which were
conveyed unto the said Frayser F.
White from Jesse M. johnson and
Thelma n. johnson, his wife, by
deed dated Sept. 30, 1858 Of record
in the office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of Buckingham County in
Deed Book g. page Poi.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants
unknown are not residents Of the
State Of Virginia or if SO their names
and addresses are unknown not resi-
dent OF the State Of Virginia, it is
ordered that they do appear here
within ten days after due publica-
ton hereof, and do what may be
necessary to protect their interest
in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
JOHN C. SPENCER, Clerk
r. B. SPENCER, JIs., ?. d.
tn-df
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FOR RENT

ROUSE. Y rooms, with automatic
vi haat Jackson HEIGHTS Stop &
slcp rh0ha IA. l-lG-2p
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APARTMENT Heated Phone A
j. q Collins. l-l6-2tp
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APARTMENT Furnished 2-rooms,
kltchenette. 4a3 sd Main St. l-l6-2tp
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FRAME HOUSE: will rent cheap
Stop y Shop, phone "a. l-l6-2p
HOSPITAL BEDS: $3.50 pr week
HODGES n Dowdv rurmtaurc Co..
phone Ill TarmVille. LIFT HI
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APARTMENT 3 rooms and bath
Contact 4 , fowler. phone linn
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APARTMENT nMltunished AT
traclye, three rooms and bath. Fri
Gate entrance Ideal foA business
couple John Morris Phone 90
l-lf-5tp
HOUSE For rent on sale, new
house, il village Of Prospect, bed
rooms, living room. kitchen, With
cabinets. FIJI basement. arrange
ments id basement for home laun-
dly bathroom, electric ights, pos
sssioa Immediately G. f. Chick
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FOR SALE

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TRACTOR - Ferguson 1910, tIIlage
tool. row cultivator and plow safe
price S750. excellent condition John
2. Bradshaw, EufKeMlle, ba
l-1G-4t
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PICK UP Ivy Studebaker 1892. qood
condition. $3.50. John D. Bradshaw,
Bufkeville, Va. 1-l34t
STEERS Ten yeagling Angus feed
err steers. Owen Forbes. Cumber-
land Va. ll3-ltp
LIVESTOCK heavy spninaers. Hot
stein COWS and heifars Hush J~A-
kins, Green Bay. i.3-2t
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REFRIGERATOR Automatic dc-
frost 10 #. $1,000 H. z Y sct.
$5oOu Gail 655W aiter ) o'clocE
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Keep Separate Warning To Maryland
And Sun-Cured Growers In This Area

Maryland and sun-cured tobacco
\ growers have been advised that the
u. S. Department Of Agriculture in
tends TO make certain that these
types Of tobacco are Kept separate
from fire-cured tobacco both in the
production and marketing stages.
County ASC Chairman T. c. Hix
gives This advance warning 70 that
growers on farms with MARYLAND
and sun-cured aLotments in the
dark-fLred area can make certain
that they seed their plant beds to
true types Of Maryland and sun
cured tobacco and that the crop is
raised. harvested. cured and mar
keted in 4 manner normally done
for each type
All Maryland and sull-cured to-
baeco grown in the dark tobacco
area viii be inspected by ASC re-
porters the chairman said If the
inspection shows TIT Maryland Of
sun-cured tobacco is being raised,
harvested. cured OF marketed in a
. manner not normally applicable to
the type claimed to be grown, II
viii be considered 10 be fire cured
tobacco. Also any. tobacco. regard
less Of the type planted, which is
\ smoked viii be considered to be
fire-cured tobacco by ASC for mar
keting purposes. # classified al
Y fire-cured. such tobacco will be
4 subject to the basic penalty rate
On fre-cured and no price support.
Federal Tobacco Marketing Quo
Ia REGULATIONS are the authority re-
quirng this action in 1859.
In addition to the effect on Mary
land ard sun-cured allotment farms
any producer who claims to be
growing ally type Of tobacco III the
dark tobacco area other than fire
cured tobacco without an allotment
will be considered to be growing
f.rc-cured tobacco and the full
penalty and denial Of price support
viii be applicable.
This information regarding ASC
Inspection plans should be Of par
ticular interest to growers with al
lotmentS for sun-cured tobacco only
Y Common sense should show how
important it Is to keep windshield.
windows and lights clean particu-
larlv when visibility is poor. the
\ Allstate Safety Crusade says A
film, Of dirt can reduce visibility
h as much as 40 per cent, while at
the same time intensity binding
! glare from oncomjng lights.
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dealer. TAYLOR Sales. Inc. Farm
Vile, Va. 9-26-tf
REDUCED sale prices on car coats
! and jackets. VerSerS. 1-6-4p
SINGER SEWING MACHINE, re-
possessed portable and console. May
be purchased at substantial reduc-
ton Budget terms or approved Gre
dit. Singer Sewing Center. Phone
GA. 224 N. Main Street. Farmville.
Virginia. l-l3-2t
ROUND OAK WOOD: stove or fire
place lengths. will haul distances.
price reasonable, Phone DillWyn,
YU-3-2237. David N. Word, III.
i2-2-tf
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COMPLETE line Of dunllig equip
ment: guns. shells. coats, vests,
pants, boots. gun cleaning kits. etc
Farmville Electric Appliance Co.,
phone 204. i04 No Main Street,
Farmville, Va. lO-3-tf
FOR BEST PRICES en- triple track
aluminium storm windows and doors.
phone 1888, Watkins Awning & Sign
Co. 10-7-tf
WOOD - Round oak wood Buck
lngham Farm Supply Co., Dil,vyn.
va. Phone w 3-255l. l2-30-tf
ADDING MACHINES & Typewrit-
ars. Southside Business Machines,
Corner Of Main and High Streets.
Farn1yille. 8-3-tf
YOU CAN SAVE $500 Of more.
Our big end Of the season sale on
line custom tailored clothes is in
progress. The most popular Ameri-
can ard imported fabrics. January
81 is. the limit Of sale. Verser's-
l-6-tp
FARM EQUIPMENT. Your Mime
anolis-A Moline dealer. We have sev-
aral reconditioned used tractors.
Farnyllle Machine and Welding.
Rts. Is & 460 West. loop
Why worry about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Gravs
Drugs la-l9-52p
SAW STARPENER Foley auto
matte. also. Foley re-toother. VIII
sacrifice. John O. Bradshaw, Burke
vile, va l-l3-4t
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TRAILER Sportsman house trail
IVY w ~. Oil heat. gas stove. elec-
trlc water heater. toilet double beds
JOAN o. Bradshaw. Burkesille Va
l-13-i.
TRANER Min 80 foot 1852 Spartan
hQuse trailer. in good condition Con
;5et s. ". 81. John in Burkevllle.
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i'll the dark-fred area. Such grow
ers were not affected by the ref
erendum last August when growers
Of both fire-cured and Yln-cured to-
bacco on the same farm voted to
make a choice Of one or the other
kinds Of tobacco allotment for 1859
and thereafter. the chairman said.
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. SERV ICES

PAINTING interior. Reasonable
rates Phone Farmvllle a2l l-is Ia
ana AI.neoaraphina
REASONABLE rates Phone FarnNlle
92l. l-la-2p
AUCTI0NEEPING SERVICES CaM
". ". Dickerson. licensed Auc-
tioneer for town and county phone
A. E'arnyille l2-l2-tf
SPENCER individually designed
foundation supports and bras-
sieres. Phone 468, Annie Y. Pat-
neys I2-9-tf
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VENETIAN BLINDS WASHED, re
tapped and cords. also new Blinds
made to order. Phone 383 wa k.ns
Awning & Sign Co. Scott
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SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. See
us for free estimate, Phoaes44. WI
w. Dickerson. 6-6-tt
SERVICE DEPARTMENT.. If 1T can
DC fixed VIZ can fix ID Ali worS
Guaranteed. The onlT ta4s CHAP
Shout our ser<ice is oW 'Fr-e.
Farmers sapaly Co phone 2l8.
FarmTillf Va i-l3-it
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BABY CHICKS

IT'S POSSIBLE - S1.4i more pro-
fit per hen.
Read what a poultryrlan wrote to
Trails End II would Ike a price
list On Imperial White LeghoTn pull
lets. Two years ago I stopped buy
ing chicks from YOU and bought from
4 hatchery that had been III the top
Of the Random Sample Test for the
past several years. The chicks are
fine if you like 6oe1 production, but
the ones I got from Trails End for
couple Of wears would lay 84e5 to
35o1 with no trouble at all. they
would peak at even a higher rate. :
Buy great laying Imperial Leghorns:
thev cost about half as much. Great
laying New Super New Hampshire
Reds. Rocks. Write for free copy Of
Trails End news. literature, low
chick prices. Trails End Poultry
Farm. GordonsTille. Va.
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WEEKEND
SPECIALS

abI5a e5 Soss5 S 3sa19 An AZ.
ouorontsed $40 Do !ess tsah
original Pf'ee
Tied Coroeron Wood " C9a}
Cook Roage - ~ -'Fsl
1. AZ
Osed r. : HeFfi9efo5'-' IL = Z
Nice Wolntf BsJro9~ Sga+e
nosfef bed caest cqd 1resser
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SALESMAN

The new reserve medical plan
is here and it's sensational We
need several top men to handle
the heavy demand for this pro
lection. Qualified leads fur
nished daily. For appointment
.coII FornviIIe lll7 between
$3.50 and $50 am.
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tE,C AI. NOTICES


In the tifcult tourt Oh Tue touHtN
81 POWhatan,
In net Application Of j. \, Crunp-
j.. PoWhatan. Virginia. to pur-
chase 1915 acres, more or less,
20ia located i'll Spencer Dis
trict tci. PoWhatan, Virginia. in
the name Of Jacob Harris
order Of Publication
TO-
JACOB HARRIS. if living. and if
deceased. his unknown heirs.
devisees. and assigns, and TO
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that a
tract Of land located in Spencer Dis
trict. Powhatan County. Virginia.
described as 1919 acres, more or
less. fa0ial in the name Of Jacob
Harris, Powhatan, Virginia, de-
scribed as "Carhart." tct, was sold
On the 18th day Of December, 1855,
for delinnuent taxes levies. interest
and costs. to the Commonwealth Of
Virginia, for the year 1858, and APP
lication for the purchase thereof
having been filed in this office. and
it appearing from the records in
this office that YOU are. or may be
interested i'll said land, you are.
therefore, notified to appear within
four (4) months from the date Of
thiS notice and to do what is neceS-
sary to protect your interests.
4 WILLIAM f. MAXEY, JR-, Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES
7 Attorney at Law
/ 1903 Mutual Building
Richmond 10, Virginia
A True Copy
Teste: VIM. e. MAXEY, Clerk
4 12-23-4t
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E0R SALE

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FARM EQUIPMENT: Your Fergu-
son. New Holland and New Idea
dealer. Taylor Sales. Inc, Farm
Vile. Va. 926-tf
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE, re-
possessed portable and console. May
be purchased at substantial reduc-
ton Budget terms or approved Gre
dit. Singer Sewing Center. Phone
ga. 224 N. Main Street. Farmville
Virginia. ll3-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-16

REDUCED sale prices on car coats
and jackets. Verser's. LEAP
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-16

ROUND OAK WOOD: stove or fire
place lengths. will haul distances.
price reasonable, Phone DillWyn,
4U-3-2237. David NJ Word III.
rpoff
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COMPLETE line of duntlng equip
ment: guns. shells. coats, vests,
pants, boots. gun cleaning kits. etc.
Farmville Electric Appliance Co.,
phone 2O4. i04 No Main Street.
Farmviile, Va. l0-3-tf
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r. B. SPENCER, JE., ?. q.
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The people's voice., 1959-11-20
The Tiger Is Through the Care

Two months THE VOICE reprinted article from the
Louisville (Ky) COURERJ OURNAL which raised the oues-
tion: Are Interstate Highways Our No Enemy That article
went on to suggest that Highway engineers ee have been
elevated into positions of where they what
they want, rather than how to get what want
Speaking of the public hearings required the 1856
law expanding the Highway program the COURERJ
said the value of these far the czeny concerned bo
down to this if the public hearing hasn't yet held
you're premature And after the public hearing you're too
late " If don't like the location picked you say
Highway engineers then don't make any fuss route
already picked. Just be thankful And if not be quiet"
Apparently the CD wasn't exaggerating article last
weeks SILVER STATE POST Deer Lodge reports on meet
ing of Highway representatives and the local czenry
local folks recalling public hearing held two years ago
routing of Interstate 80 vicinity of Deer Lodge said the
POST were of the opinion that the proposed interchange
not the type that represented those attending the
hearing in 1857.
Highways traffic engineer Maurice Richey apparently
ddn take kindly to the comments of the Deer Lodge people
The POST reports that he indicated reluctance to enter
tain suggestions for changes to the present highway inter-
change plans by prefacng his remarks with the
Shall tell you what is going to happen and then you tell me
your probem?"
The Tiger IS through the Montana The servant
would become the public's master-HLB.
The people's voice., 1959-11-20
For the Record
She Made Life Brighter
By THE EDITOR

Hundreds of old folks in the Elec-
trio City area lost wonderful friend
with the passing of Mrs. Esther Cur
tis, Tuesday of last week. Life was
not easy for Esther, widow who
raised two daughters. Yet for many
years she found the time and the
energy to be the conscience of many
in her selfless work as secretary of
Montana Old Age Pension Associa-
ton. Making life brighter for senior
citizens was an ideal to which she
gave greatest devotion. The annual
Christmas parties given for the eld-
erly by MOAP, as well as constant
effort on the legislative front and
among Great Falls people interested
in social welfare, found much of their
inspiration in Esther. She did much
of the leg work, she was sparkplug.
Life for many has been made better
because she came this way.
The people's voice., 1959-11-20
Controller Koch Objects

State Controller William Koch says under mis-
apprehension last issue in stating that the Governor presented
departmental budgeary requests of hundred million
dollars to the 1859 Legislature Koch points out that his office
the which presented the much discussed consolidated
budgetary demands of the various departments He also said
his office presented Controller budget of $685. based
presentation required under the Controller Act
Although appontee of the Governor the Controller post
is term office and accordingly the occupant does not
at the pleasure of the Governor Thus Mr. Koch the
presentation of the consolidated budget of the depart
ments, which toaled in of hundred million dol
lars cannot properly be charged to the Governor
In future because of the establishment of the office of
Director of the Executive Budget by the 1859 session. the
budget will be the sole responsibility of the Chief Executive
The Budget dictatorship is not term appointment Director
j. F. Reid at "the pleasure of the Governor.
Technically speaking Controller Koch correct Governor
Aoson did not actually the $105 conso
dated budget of the various departments for legislative
deraon Aronson his State of the State message only told
the legislators that had been requested He then
ceeded in his admonsh the legislature that chop
ping the S105 million down is "your problem.
business administration made single recommendation
to where and how cuts could be made in state governmental
In fact he compounded the financial headaches of
the legislators by asking for number of things which,
granted would have cost considerable These included
setting Executive Budget Bureau expansion of the State
Park System and the appropriation of $4,000 to wine and
dine the nations state in Glacier Park next
-HLB
The people's voice., 1959-11-20
Kind Words For
"THE TRIB.

Last Sundays GREAT FALLS
TRIBUNE did a signal service for
the people of Montana when it fea-
tured in it's Montana Parade section,
the proposed multiple-purpose dam
at Paradise, with pictures and story
by Ed Christopherson of Missoula.
Heading the story "Most St. Regis
Residents Favor Dam Residents
Think Dam Would Attract Indus
try. ;" the article points out that
a recent poll showed the people of
that small western Montana town
favoring Paradise by 1913 for to 81
The people's voice., 1959-11-20
Editorial
Things Are Looking Up For Anaconda Co.

Anaconda Co., who by it's refusal to bargain good faith
with it's employees forced Montana miners and smeterworkers
to strike three months headed for of its best
years profit-wise.
Anaconda's income for months of 1859
was $4710OOO or $40 share compared with
$8O share for the period of 1858 Projected onto
2month basis Anaconda is slated for its third best and
possibly second best postwar year. net earningswise
Since the strike began August 49, copper has advanced
from 30 to 33 cents pounda 10 cent increase
Should the strike continue weeks the price of
per will climb
Striking miners and smeermen, weeks in offer
ing accept similar settlement that made by Anacondas
subsidiary Brass with Mine-M the coast
pointed out that the total package would come to reeuare
of cent pound of copper produced The
murred and limited that might be willing to settle basis
of about one-thrd the American Brass settlemen4 cents
compared with 1875 cents total hourly Increase package
At no time has Anaconda pleaded poverty excuse
for deliberately prolongng the strike. It's attitude from the
beginning has been of unateral force either take
what offer mosty nothng) the picket line until
H freezes Like Big Steel", Anaconda determined
to destroy hardwon union the field of job conditions
And like "Big Stee Anaconda confident that when the
shortage begins to pinch serve Administration in
Washington will come to its by invoking the TafHaey
80day injunction.
Anaconda because plentiful stocpes assured supply
of from its Chilean mnes and because of the federal
metals ockpling in position to hold firm in it's
determination not to bargain good faith with the union of its
employees MineMil AS its nnemonth report shows net in
soaring although not pound of being
duced in most of it's holdings in western United States
Because Anaconda determined in its selfish course the
Wall SreecOnroed company raising havoc with major
segment of Montanas The blame for sharply in
creasng unemployment bove and beyond seasonal consider
aons) must be placed square the lap of Anaconda Ana
conda is the for state welfare funds being rapidly
peed The business depression in Butte Anaconda and East
Helena is of Anaconda's making.
Anaconda it's determination to destroy effectiveness
of the union of it's employees in it's determination to leach
and wealth out of Montana by leaving less dollars
Montana is again proving itself undesirable c
zen Thus Montana repaid for the considerations and
subsidies extended to the giant the
years past.-HLB.
The people's voice., 1959-11-20

against margin, even though the town
would be inundated once the dam
were built.
Mondell Bennett, Mineral county
commissioner, probably expressed the
opinion of the better than 2 " -to-one
majority backing the project when he
told Christopherson: "The building
of Paradise Dam looks like just about
the only chance ST. Regis and Mineral
county ever have of amounting to
anything.
Bennett, who as commissioner,
deals with the impossible problems
of county with total of only 49,
100000 taxable valuation, and a
budget of $750,000, 83 per cent of
which comes from taxes on the two
railroads which run through the
county, says that eff one of the rail
roads pulled out, or if they COM
bined lines, we'd have trouble con-
tinuing to exist as governmental
unit.
'All of this points up the need for
a broader tax base," he continued,
when l think of this problem, I
can't help thinking of the way Hun
cry Horse Dam, the industry it
brought, and the activity it touched
off, helped boost Flathead county's
taxable valuation $37 million in ten
years. This means an increase in
homes, industry, jobs-each year with
a taxable valuation equal to our
county's total valuation. Hungry
Horse Dam, and the low-cost power
it produced. brought this about.
"We feel that Paradise Dam would
do the same thing for our area. Cheap
power would bring in medium, or
heavy industry the way it's done in
Columbia Falls. 1t would help the
lumber industry, too-providing a
axe to float logs in that would run
from below Kerr Dam in Poison to
Superior. And just think of the rec
'eation industry the new lake would |
oring. It'd be terrific. Just selling and |
'ervicing the boats on the new lake
would support several new busi-
lesses."
The people's voice., 1959-11-20
Just Desserts To MSU
KAIMIN

Montana State University's student
newspaper, THE KAIMIN, last week
received two coveted awards in con-
tests sponsored by the national journ-
alistic fraternity, Sigma Delta Chi.
For the second year in row, THE
KAIMIN won first place in news re-
porting. This year, the brilliant edi-
torial pen of 1958-59 Editor Ted
Hubert, also brought home to the
MSU J-School, third place in edi-
torial writing, among more than 100
competing college publications. The
news writing award came about be-
cause of stories written by Hubert,
1959-60 Editor John Bennitt, and
staffers Judy McVey and Vera Swan
son. MSU J-School in past years has
produced world renown newsmen
such as Clarence Streit, Vern Haug-
land and Dick O'Malley. Indications
are there will be more who make
their mark. The four aforementioned
and other KAIMIN staffers who
under Dean Nathan Blumberg. as
under his predecessor, Dean James
Ford, and the "Dean of them alp
Arthur L. Stone, continue to carry
high the torch for top news reporting
and editorial writing.
The people's voice., 1959-11-20
w ell?

"There are those who say this
(weight-distance veto) proves 1 am
tool of the truckers GOV.
j. HUGO ARONSON, in an address
delivered for him at Montana Motor
Transport Association convention in
Great Falls last weekend by Grown
Prince" Sumner Gerard.