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HELP WANTED

W n -
MAN r. to raise ) : acres flue TO-
bacco on shares. References. n. C
Ferguson. ri. l. Farmyille Phone
3066 NJ l30-3t
WANTED AT ONCE Lady for sun
vey WORK, 4 hours day. must have
car. salary above average Call
3O32-M after g pm. l-30-tf
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WANTED. A good reliable man to
supply customers with RaWlelgh
Products in Buckingham and Apo
mattox counties or Farmville Write
Rawleigh Products. Dept. VAA-65O-
l27, Richmond Va. l-2-3tp E'f
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MECHANIC - experienced. Harris
Cook Motor Co. Farnville i-27-tf
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FOR DAIRY FAPM Person .a-
miliar with milking equipment con
tact r NJ. Wootion. Ri l. Burke
vile. va. l-274p
SALESMAN honest. truthful. with
Al references. Salary car allo~-
ance. Call collect Elgin 1914 Rich
m0nd for appointment l23-3p
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NATIONAL MANU- ACTURER
needs sales representative Some
travel. excellent income Prefer
sales experience. VIII train qualified
applicant. Write Box W. q Farm
Vile Herald, Falmville Personal
interview arranged l7l3-tf
HOUSEWIVES T. earn extra money
in your spare time. Pleasant neigh
borhood money. average sl.93 per
hi. No experience necessary Day
time or evening hrs. Write name and
address directions if rural to Mgr.
92l Cole ST., Martinsville. Va. l-20-4t
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FOR SALE

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HAY j. Woodfin Hughes, Rice,
Va Phone 2038 w. Lisp lF)
HOME building lot on Fourth Ave
nue. Extended. 100 $50 feet. Lovely
shade trees, incest section of Farm
vile. Reasonably priced. See E.
Weinberg. Phone lis, Farmville.
11-14-tf (F)
FRESH FISH and seafood of all
kinds every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Farmville Seafood Mark
ct. corner Second and Main St.
5-30-tf fF)
MISCELLANEOUS - 500 bales good
clover hay; Is bbls. corn. Jack Rey-
nolds, Spout Springs. Va. l-l6-8p F
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FARM SPECIAL ~ 87i2 acres. APP
prOXimately As clear: IS acres flue
cured tobacco. "a acres sun cured
tobacco. Two miles from Cumber-
land on Bear Greek road, joining
Cumberland State Forest. Two-story
dwelling, running water. electricity.
telephone and ample out buildings.
Buyer will receive one-half 1859
crop. Especially priced at $1,000.
Phone Cumberland HY 2-2O3l.
l-30-2t
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VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Circui.
Court for the County of Cunber-
land on this the 18th day Of
January 1859.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
and
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
Compliments,
VI.
GABRIEL LAVINsON. Address
Unknown, who left Cumberland
County many years ago and
has not been heard of since. If
he be living if not. his heirs.
deyisees and successors III
title. whose names are unknown
who arc proceeded against an
UNKNOWN PARTIES.
Defendants
The object Of this suit IL to sell
q tract Of ? acres Of land, more on
less. situate in Hamilton District.
Cumberland County virginia
which was conveyed Gabriel Law
inSon by deed dated August ?. 1920
and recorded in Deed Book 81.
page $40 in the Clerk : Office of
Cumberland County, to satisfy the
liens thereon and particularly de-
linquent taxes listed and assessed
on the land books of Cumberland
County in the name Of Gabriel Law
inson. amounting to s2120. plus
certain interest, penalties and
costs, which should be legally
added
An affidavit having been made
and filed, stating that Gabriel Law
inson may be a nonresident of the
State Of Virginia. and that his adj
dress il unknown. and that there
are or may be parties interested
in the subject to be disposed of in
this proceeding whose names are
unknown: Therefore. it Is ordered
that the said Gabriel Layinson and
parties unknown do appear within
ten days after due publication here
of and do Whay may be necessary
to- protect their interests ii this
suit
R. H. BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM @. CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland. Virginia
122.9+
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lhOl.N2fA.
In the office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Cumberland the 3lst day of De-
cember. 1858:
HOWARD DEANE, ct ans
Complainants.
CARY DEANE. JR,,
10 Depot Square. Montclair N. j.,
and any unknown heirs or assigns
of the deceased Cary Deane. ST.,
and such other persons who are OF
may be Interested in the subject
matter of this suit who are pro-
ceeded gains as UNKNOWN
PARTIES"
Defendants
The object Of this suit is to par
tition in one of the modes pre-
scribed by law certain tract Of
land situate in Madison Magisterial
District, Cumberland County, Viz
ginia. containing SIS and one-halt
acres. more or less. adjoined by
lands Of Brown Dawson, Vogel
Jamerson. Helen T h m S and
others and being the same land OF
which Cary Deane, ST., died, intes-
tate. seized and possessed Of
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law stating
that Cary Deane, j., is a nonresl
dent of the State Of Virginia, and
that there are or may be persons
interested in the subject matter tC
be disposed Of in this suit whose
names are unknown: Therefore il
is ordered that the said Cary Dcane
Jr. and Unknown Parties" do ap
pear within ten days after due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what may be
necessary to protect their Interests
in this suit
R. H. BLANTON. Clerk
| WILLIAM CT CARTER, pa.
Cumberland Virginia
! 1884
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CARD OF THANKS

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WISH to express my sincere APP
probation and thanks to friends and
relatives for their expressions of
sympathy and deeds Of kindness eX
tended during the illness and pass
ing of my wife. Such friendship Is
very comforting in time Of distress
Very sincerely, Maurice Holman,
Farmville. Va. 1901 tip
PUBLIC NOTICE:
To the Citizens Of POWhatan County.
Pursuant to section l5-8, Code OF
Virginia, notice is hereby given that
the Board of Supervisors Of Powla-
tan County. at meeting to be held
on Monday. February g. at 1000
O'Clock m. at the courthouse there
Of propose to adopt an ordinance
which would make it unlawful for
any dog or dogs to run at large In
the County of PoWhatan during the
period March to May so inclusive
of each year.
All such dogs must be kept on the
owners property or in the immedi-
ate control of some responsible per
son.
All persons interested in the said
proposed ordinance are hereby in
vited to attend the said meeting to
be heard either for or against the
proposal
Board of Supervisors
County of Powhatan
BY William E. Maxey. .Jr., clerk
l-30-2t fFl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
WANTED

OATS and BARLEY, small or large
quantities. Also brood soWs. M. T.
Bauserman, Ri. |, Farmville, phone
3O66 r. 1-204t
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HEAVY TYPE HENS - Paying top
market prices. Call or write before
delivery. Telephone 2OO4-J, Box ga,
Route 2. Falmville. Franklin Poultry
Farm. 12-12-tf
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RAW PEANUTS. Fancy extra large
Fine for roasting. cooking and can
dies SOC ID. j. H. Whitfield. Co.
1-16-tf
NOTICE to the voters of Cumber-
land County: l take this method to
let you know that | will not be a
candidate for reelection as Com
missioner Of the Revenue in the pri-
mary election to be held July a..
1889 | appreciate the support and
cooperation you have given me since
I have been your Commissioner and
will miss working with you. E. A.
Carter. Commissioner of the Rev.
enue, Cumberland County l-23-4t
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Where loved ones are sofe
from fire and cold. With the
best Of nursing care Modern
Facilities. Beautiful Grounds.
Phone 176 Blackstone, Va.
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WANTED 50 PIA,lOES: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co., phone
1893. l-l3ztf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court of
the County OF P0whatan
B. G. HEATH. who sues on behalf Of
himself, and all other lien credi-
tors OF D Marvin Woodbridge,
Plaintiff.
".
Order of Publication
DAVID WOODBRIDGE. ct al.
Defendants
The object Of this suit is to subject
the real estate. of which D. Marvin
Woodbridge owned a one-seventh I'M
divided interest in, more or less. al
the time Of his death. Known as 70
acres. more or less. in the name Of
Edmonia Woodbridge, Huguenot DIS
trict. PoWhatan County. Virginia.
and to effect partition among the
parties entitled thereto by sale, or
otherwise. Of said real estate, and
the proceeds of D. Marvin Wool
ridges interest to be applied on the-
payment Of the judgement Of b. q.
MEATH leltlltd 10 III Sdld Dill ol
Complaint
Affidavit having been made and
filed that Florence b Barber is a
nonresident Of this State, and other
unknown parties. who may be in
tercsted under the general deSclip-
ton Of parties unknown it is OIL
dered that the said parties DO APP
pear within 10 days after due publ
cation Of this order and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests.
A Copy teste.
W. E. MAXEY. JR.. Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES
Attorney at Law
HOS Mutual Building
Richmond 49, Virginia
1-28-4t
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USED CARS
BEST BUYS
In TOWN!
CONE IN AND SEE THESE
AND MANY OTHERS
1857 FORD
Victoria. Fordomotio, heater,
white-woIl tires, 1900 octuo
miles
$685.
1856 MERCURY
2-Door Mercomotic Sedan. Ro-
do, heater, white-woH tires
$1395
1855 MERCURY
4-Door Sedan. Mercomotie, ro-
do, heater, white-woI tires
$1199
1855 PLYMOUTH
2-Door BeIvedere Hordtop Re-
do, heater, white-woll tires.
$3.50
1856 PLYMOUTH
4-Door Sovoy Sedon
$1O95
1855 FORD
4-Door Sedan Rodio ond
1896
TRUCKS
1857 CHEVROLET
Pickup, " ton, low mileage
$1495
1857 GMc
2-Ton, 2-speed rear oxIe,
good tires.
$1795
1854 CHEVROLET
I2-Ton Pickup
$795
See your old friends: Fronk
Chernoult and Clyde Dovis.
for the best used cor deol in
town.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

WILD BIRD Scatter Food. Attracts
song birds to your home. They love
this mixture Of seeds and grains. )
h. bag. 13c j H. Whitfield, Co.
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NOTICE.

/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts made by anyone other than
myself r b LeatherWood. l-30-2tp
WILL KEEP preschool age children
lor working mothers. Located Main
Street Mrs. Henry Norton Phone
obj 1906
TO THE VOTERS Of Cumberland
County I hereby announce my
candidacy for the office Of commits
sioner Of revenue for Cumberland
County. subject to Democratic phi
mary to be held on July IA, 1859.
Your vote and Influence will be ap
preciated r S Martin. Carriers
rille. Va. l30-1p
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GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT. Free
on request our S. page Planting
Guide Catalog in color, offering Vir
sinIa \ LARGEST Assortment Of Fruit
Trees. Nut trees. Berry plants
Grape Vines. Landscape Plant Ma
terial Salespeople wanted. Write
Dept. VIZ, Wayncsboro Nurseries,
WaynesbOrO VA. l-9-4F
SKATE free T. Enjoy this winter
sport indoors Skate free while learn
ing. It's fun, good exercise and re-
Taxation. Big door prize drawing
each Saturday night. Open Wednes-
day through Saturday 80 to II
pm: Sunday afternoon to ) pm.
Wednesday nights a price to school
children Hill Top Roller Rink,
Farmville. Va. 1-9-tf Fl
EXECUTOR WV Having qualified as
executor Of the estate of the late
Samuel Elisha Thompson. ! S
known as Elisha Thompson, re-
quest that all bills against the es-
tate be presented and all who owe
the estate. please come forward and
settle. Glenn Easter Executor of
the estate Of the late Samuel Elisha
Thompson. l27-4p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

SEWING MACHINES - Two Singer
portable tradeins. Expertly recon
ditioned Priced this week at only
S29.95 and 1895. Hurry! Hurry!
Singer Sewing Center, Phone GA,
224 NJ Main Street Farmville. Vir-
GINA. l-27-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

TO BUY pigs. Buckingham Farm
Supply Co., Dillwyn, Va. Phone YU
3-255l. 12-3O-tf
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hO M L Il W ~ A1ASo
The New ROYAL Typewriter
ROYAL
Standard - Electric - Portable
Special Purpose Typewriters
Roytype Ribbons and Cartons
Rentals and Repair Service
WHERE TO CALL
SouthSide Business Machines
Corner High & Main SITS.
Phone 356 Farmville. Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Classified Rates

All copy must be in The
Herald office by Wednes-
doy noon for Friday pub
lection.
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LEGAL NOTICE

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of the County OF Bucking-
ham, on the 10Th day of January.
1853.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

APARTMENT furnished. heat &
water furnished 3l6 s. Main St.
1882
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APARTMENT : Furnished, heated,
private bath Mrs. M. M Layne, log
High Street. Phone 1872. l-30-2t
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

Books Sacred Scripture in Bra donated by the Xavier
Society the Blind New York. have been presented by
the Catholic Relief ServcesNatonal Catholic Welfare Con-
Welfare Association Pictured
reading the books tranees of the Office of Vocational
Rehabilitation Left to right Sister La Crox of the Society
St Paul de Carres Mrs Lee Sanborn wife of the CRS.
Manila Villamore of the Social
Welfare Administration. (NC Photos)
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20
Filipino Kid Is
Among Twelve
League Stars

Ranesto Angeles, 8, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mariana B. Angeles,
1910 w. Raymond, was one of
the selected IL "all Star" little
leaguers of the west Seattle
YMCA baseball league.
Ranesto, who is a fourth grad
er in the High Point Elementary
School, plays as an outfielder.
His hitting record this season is
600, according to his coach, Mr..
Jack Morton Ranesto received an
"An-Star Selection" certificate
which was presented to him Au-
gust 5.
Four teams participated in the
league. The West Seattle Profits,
to which Ranesto belongs, won
the championship this year.
Ranesto was also a member
of the champion team last year
when the Seattle Recreation Park
Board sponsored a soft ball con-
test among small boys in the city
of Seattle. He plays third base
and first base, but outfielder is
his regular assignment because he
is fast and strong in throwing the
ball. He is left-handed but bats
right hand.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

its adverse effect on tuberculosis
we feel that ex-tuberculOsis pa
tients. as well as those with ac-
tive TB should have the protec-
ton of immunization. To prevent
reactivation of TB, it is especially
important to take this precau-
ton"
DR.. Sheehy stated that the TB
patients at Finland whom the 1lu
would affect adversely have been
given the protection of influenza
vaccine.
DR.. John H. Fountain, director
of TB Control Division, Seattle
King County Department of
Health, endorsed the idea of I'M
munization against influenza for
former TB patients. DR.. Fountain
also pointed out that since the
Health Department will not be Of
fering the vaccine this year, indi-
viduals should obtain it from their
private physicians.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20
Medicos Urge Ex-B
Patients To Secure
IInrnunizatiOn Shots

Recent occurrences of Asian IN
fluenza have alerted health auth
critics to urge immunization OF
persons who are particularly sus-
ceptible to respiratory ailments.
Since ex-tuberculosis patients
fall into this classification, ply
sicians concerned with the TB
problem are advising these people
to get the protection given by
inlmunization without delay I'M
munization would prevent re-acti-
walton of former disease.
A joint statement recommend
ing immunization of ex-TB pa
tients was issued by DR.. Thomas
F. Sheehy, Jr., medical director,
Finland Sanatorium, and DR.. Rich
ard C. Greenleaf, chairman of the
medical advisory committee, An
ti7Tuberculosis League of King
County.
Their statement is as follows:
Tuberculosis workers fell that
immuniZation against Asian in
fluenza would be a wise move
thereby preventing more serious
illness. Because influenza is a res
piratory disease and because of
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20
Comments On
COEVAL LIFE
BY Victoria A. VelascO

1t is pardonable to be ignorant
when such ignorance is the inev-
table result of circumstances
beyond ones control, or the prod
uct of environment of no ones
choosing. Sometimes, such ignor-
ance is a blessing.
What is ridiculous Is for an ig-
noramus to pretend knowledge
and wisdom. 1t results in tragedy
of gargantuan proportion. 1t be-
trays the imposter in many ways.
In the matter of official capa-
city, what sensible office seekers
should know is that it is what
they could bring to the office they
seek and not what the office
could bring to them that should
be their fundamental philosophy.
How tragic it is when an illit-
crate occupies position and, in
the glory of what he does not de-
serve, he further struts like n
man of wisdom and in so doing
makes himself the acme of incon-
sistency aud stupidity.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20
Who Is Doi'
Whaf

A m a d o Balagot ~
friends at a buffet dinns
residence June Z and d
mong his guests were ).
Phebe p Orras, RacbsI Il
Flordeliza Maynigo, Rn.,
ser, Margaret Black, 4
Jones, Eva Wall, PhuS
and v. A. VeIaseo
Chipeco the dietition il d
in charge of a mess han
Forest for forestry stu5ls
FlOrdeliza Maynigo is N,
summer employment at
versity Book Store
Mislang gradual ted ~
Names High School last
Barbara Francisco is Us
proud of her bowling N
her W.I.B.C. pin {!
Ferrera, Dan SarusaI d
Velasco attended the n
Dinner in honor of Presld.
Watson of Seattle PaciiN
last month. Mr.. Sam
1884 graduate of S. Pe
Ferrera and Velasco wen
students there Mrs. Al
QuirinO, owner of the
Emporium, left last wed
tend the Trade Fair in c|
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

The Government of the Philip
pines being unitary, the Central
Government exercises supervision
over the whole country.
The Glacier reporter., 1959-02-26
Aerial Count Shows Central Montana
Elk Herds Holding General AVERAGE

Preliminary aerial counts OF
some central Montana elk herds
indicate that the number of elk
in these herds Is near the average
number for the past several years.
Reuel Janson. game manager, OF
the fish and game department
at Great Falls. reported that a
January aerial count in the High.
wood Mountains resulted In q
tally of 276 elk.
A February count of the Sun
River herd showed that more
than 5000 elk were present. OF
these. 24O0 we're counted on the
Sun River Game Range while the
remainder were seen In the back
country" area lying between Elk
creek and the Teton river. Jan.
son pointed out that "these were
minimum counts" Many tracks
were seen In heavily timbered
areas where the elk could not be
counted. These were not included
In the above figures since only
animals observed were counted.
1T Is not possible to count all
the elk In an area but If the
counts arc made at the same time
every year under the same con.
ditions they show a trend In mum.
The Glacier reporter., 1959-02-26

languished.
In l947. Representative Henry
Loble of Lewis and Clark county
successfully guided through legis.
lation for the erection of such
a Russell statue, but a $4,000
appropriation item was dclcted.
In the 1855 session. Representa-.
tivcs Gerard. Ringling. Powell,
Fulton. Wctzstc0n and Hawks in.
troduccd Legislation creating the
Montana Fine Arts Commission.
In addition to a lOng.rangc cul.
tural program. to be paid for by
public subscription. Heated con.
trovcrsy again developed. A stat.
uc by John Is. Weaver. Butte
sculptor and present curator was
finally selected and cast into
bronze. but the financial drive
was Stymicd.
Tho scvcn.fOOt bronze by Wea.
yer was unveiled in cOmmcmOra.
tive exhibit Of the artists original
work - the largest ever held -
at the Smithsonian Institution
last October and November.
The Montana Society of Wash.
ingtOn is in charge of the March
10 ceremonies. Ray Dockstadcr.
formerly of I.cwist0wn. is chair.
man. Governor !ArOnsOn and
other state disni,arics have been
The Glacier reporter., 1959-02-26

bers." the game manager said.
The department policy regard,
ing the Sun River herd has been
to release only the results OF
counts made In March since the
highest counts have been obtain.
ed during that month. However,
because Of the unusually heavy
snow cover. calm flying weather
and current interest In this par.
ticular herd, the department re.
leased the results of the February
count. Janson said that If favor.
able conditions for counting con.
tlnue another count will be made
In March.
Dick Monroe. educator.pilot of
the department. and Janson par.
ticipated In the elk count project.
The Glacier reporter., 1959-02-26
Dedication Of Charlie Russell Stutue To
Take Place IN Wushinqton, Murch 1q

Formal dedication and place
mcnt of the statue of Charles NJ
Russell. Montana's beloved COW
boy artist. March 10 in the Ma
tional Statuary Hall in the ma,
TONS capitol at Washington, d.
{. was today announced.
According to word received by
The Historical Society of Mon.
tana. the date selected comedies
with RuSScll's birthday. lie was
born March 10. 1864. at St. Louis,
Missouri, and came to Montana
Territory as a youth seeking ad.
venture and frontier life" six.
teen years later.
Charles Marion Russell found
plenty of both. but gained fame
and fortune not through the life
he led so much as the devoted,
dramatic recording of it as one
of the greatest Of the Old Wcs,
artists
Each state is allowed only two
The Glacier reporter., 1959-02-26

citizens to be so commemoratcd
by heroic statue in the capitol
rotunda.
The initial effort on Russell
was spanked by public spirited
citizens Immediately after his
death at Great Falls in October
1926
Formal sanction came in a Joint
resolution introduced by Repre-.
sentative Sid Willis of Cascade
county. long time friend of the
artists in the 1929 Legislative
session. II was readily passed and
signed into law by Governor J.
r. Erickson. The commission as
signed TO the task in 1881 Sclcc,
cd a seated figure by Montana
Srulp,rrSs Jessie Lincoln Mitchell
in a nationwide competition. Tx
tcnsi.c controversy developed
when Nancy Cooper Russell, the
artists widow. strongly objected
to the selection and the proposal
The Glacier reporter., 1959-02-26
Fishing Regulation.
Will Be Available

Two hundred and fifty thous.
and copies of the l959-6O fishing
regulations are now being print.
ed and will be available to the
public about the latter part of
April. Bob Turnbull. chief clerk
of the Montana Fish and Game
department. reported this week.
The regulations will carry q
map of streams and lakes open
to fishing. bag limits. license in.
formation and completed descrip.
tions of the seven drainage areas.
Montana's general fishing sea.
son Is scheduled to open Sunday,
May -, and close November 30
with the exception Of certain
specified areas.