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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

We owe ZemlJe negO ! Znatan'
dio cijeloga svijeta.
Tako ma PRIMER - Thad
Machrowicz zastupa u Kon-
gresu svoj kongresni distrikt
u Illinoisu ma da je rodjen
1899. u Poljskoj. Steven De-
rounian, republikanski narod-
nj zastupnik il njujorskog
drugog distrikta, potjece il
jedne armenske porodice, ko-
ia zivi u Sofiji u Bugarskoj.
Dalip Saund, koji sc rodio i
odrastao u Indiji, sada "a
stupa drzavu Kalifornija. On
je prvi rodjeni Indijac, ko-
il je ikada izabran u americ-
XII Kongres i ujedno je on pr
vi clan demOkratSke Stranke,
kojega je njegov izborni di-
strikt ikada poslao u Wash
ington.
Povijest nasega naroda u
mnogome Sc odrazuje u ime-
nina muskaraca i zena, koji
mas zastupaju u Kongresu.
Neki su engleskoga porijek-
la kao sto su to bill i prvi
migrant, koji su dosli u O.
WI zemlju prize wise Cd 300
godina. Imena kao Scherer,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

sa svojom americkom bra
com, razvoj Zajednice je ja-
ci u Ontariu nego u drugim
provincijama gdje tog bliskog
dodira nema i gdje zbog po-
manjkanja industrije n m a
vecih skupina nash ljudi.
Diva su razloga da ovo isti-
cemo. Prvo da sc letimicno u
poznamo sa nasim stvarnim
stanjem; i drugo, da nasim
upravnicima u Glavnom u
redu H. B. Zajednice pomog-
memo, pa da kod planiranja
drugih kampanja razmotre i
pitanje uspostave bio koordi-
nacionog odbora iii pax po-
sebnog kanadskog odbora "a
vodjenje kampanje u Kanadi.
U jednom i drugom slucaju
mislimo, dapace tvrdo smo u
vjereni, da bi uspostava kam-
panjskih pododbora ne samo
"a Kanadu nego i "a daleku
Kaliforniju, "a Srednji Zapad,
pa mozda i druge predjele
gdje Zajednica posluje uspje-
vala. U svakom slucaju treba
o predmetu razmisliti. Jedno
lie jasno, a to je, da je Ka-
NADIA posebna drzava, da je
velika da su nasi ljudi jake
rastreseni, da jedan poseban
kampanjski pododbor u Ka-
nadi ne bi bio ma stetu vec
ma korist razvoja zajednice.
Ma kraju, kanadsko clan
stvo zajednice e k a je po-
nosno, neka mu je cast da
svoju Zajednicu gradi uspr-
kos nepravde, koja Sc prema
MENU cinila u proslosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11
SELJAK - BIBLI0FIL

Seljak Marian Djukic u
Sotinu voli plug, ali voli i
lijepu kn.jigu i ne zali "a nju
novca. Marian ina u svojoj
knjiznici wise Cd 600 knjiga,
najrazlicitijih izdanja i stru-
ka. Tu mozemo naci i djela
Tolstoja, Puskina, Turgenje-
va i drugih pisaca, kao mno-
ga djela il nase starije su-
vremene knjizevnosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11
Sa zlatnog pira
S',nr"oa l"naroy

DelrOil, MIch. - Nedavno
su dugogodisnji clanovi od-
sjeka broj 351 "Zora" HBZ.,
Mr.. i Mrs. Anthony Lugarov,
koji live ma adresi 1880 Ma
sonic Blvd, Fraser, Mich, ma
svecani naein proslavili 5O-tu
godisnjicu svoga uzornog
bracnog zivota, ciju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Ovu svecanu proslavu u nil
hovu pocast priredile su nil
hove kcerke, koja Sc je odr-
zala objedom u Club-u Me-
tropole, Windsor, Ont, Can.
Nasi svecari, Mr.. i Mrs. An
thony Lugarov, vjencali su
Sc 13. februara, 1909. u st.
Joseph crkvi, u Detroit, Mich.
Oni su roditelji &c tiriju u
kcerka, koje SUI "a njih pri-
redile ovu proslavu, a to su
kako slijedi: Mrs. Anne Sing
ler, Mrs. Theresa Nelson, Mrs.
Frances Heikka i Mrs. Helen
Mitchell. Takodjer imaju sed-
nero unucadi i dvoje praunu-
cadi.
Mr.. Mrs. Anthony Luga-
rov su aktivni clanovi odsjeka
Fora" br. 351 H.B.Z. cd go
dine 1918.
Nasim svecarima = Mr.. i
Mrs. Lugarov cestitamo ma
50-godisnjici njihova bracnog
zivota, te i'm zelimo da po-
zivu jos dugi niz godina u do
brom zdravlju i zadovoljstvu
u krugu svojih kcerka, ze-
tova i unucadi, kao i ostale
rodbine i prijatelja.
Clan odsjeka 351
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

Farrell, Pa - Ma gornjoj slici Vnko Julia Novo-
sel dugogodisn clanov HBz Sve do 1854 godine bill su
canov odseka broj 43 "Svet Josip" Braddock, Pa.
cd tog vremena clanovi odseka broj 81 Farrell Pa
Sada 1--WE adresi: 81 B. Fruit Avenue, Farrell, Pa.
Ma a. oktobra 1858 oni proslavil svoj zlani pir
to jest 5ogodsncu bracnog zvota kue svoje kcer
koju prosavu njh priredila nhova djeca Helen,
Franco Walter.
zivel sretni bill nasi vrijedn svecari, Vinko Julia
Novosel Prijatelj obiteli
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

Rooney i Magnuson potsjeca-
Ju mas ma veliki broj Nije-
1raca | Scandinavian
ma, koji su u toku 10. stole
ca dosli u ovu zemlju da bi
81 tn stvorili novi zivot i eko-
nomsku iii politicku sigur-
most.
U novije vrijeme istocno
evropske i mediteranske zem-
lie dale su svoj doprinos a.
merickoj talionici narodnosti.
Ma americku scenu dosao je
svijet poljskog, cehoslovac-
kog, jugoslovenskog, talijan-
skog grckog porijekla doda-
vajuci americkom sarolikom
zivotu move zivahne boje, no
We obicaje i prastare civiliza-
cije. Sve to Sc takodjer od-
razuje u spisku imena nasih
narodnih zastupnika sena-
tora.
Tako ma PRIMER u zastup-
nickom domu ina osam ma
r o d n i h zastupnika talijan-
skog porijekla docim John
Pastore liz Rhode Islanda sic
di u Senatu. Cetrnaest cla-
nova Kongresa poljskoga su
porijekla ukljucivsi tn pet no
viii clanova: Roman Pucin-
ski i Daniel Rostenkowski, o.
bojica narodni zastupnici IL
Illinoisa; Frank Kowalsh IL
Connecticuta Thaddeus Dull
ski liz drzave New York. Biv-
81 guverner drzave Maine -
Edmund Muskie, sada je Sc
nator. Medju clanove Kon-
gresa jugoslavenskog ceho-
slovackog porijekla spadaju
diva ugledna veterana zakono-
davca sa srednjega zapada:
John Blatnik IL Minnesota 1
Charles Vanik il Ohio-a.
John Brademas IL Indiane
jeste novi dosljak u zastup-
nickoj kuci. On je sin grckih
imigranata. IL Kalifonije do
lazi novoizabrani narodni "a
George Kasem, koji
je rodjen u Sjedinjenim Dr.
zavama, ali je njegov otac
dosao IL Libanona a njegova
majka potjece il Jordana.
Istina je da nitko tko nije
rodjen u Sjedinjenim Drza-
wanna ne m ole da postans
Predsjednik. Ipak, svaki gra-
djanin bez obzira ma svoje
porijeklo ina mogucnost da
dostigne neke medju najvi-
Sim, najuglednijim i najuti-
cajnimi polozajima i sluzba-
ma u Sjedinjenim Drzavama
da sluzi svojoj zemlji time
sto sluzi u Kongresu.
Kao sto je topionicki ka-
rakter Kongresa Sjedinjenih
Drzava, tako je i mnogo Sta
drugo u sarolikoj zemlji mje-
savina staroga novoga. u
o m velikom amalgamira-
nju lezi nasa narodna snaga
tn je sadrzana NADIA / obe-
sanje pravedne velike bu-
Oval osnovni oblik
izraz americkog zivota je-
ste ono sto narcotic zanima
nase prijatelje rodbinu 4
inozemstvu nasa pismo "
pravljena NINA mogu nagla-
siti neke medju mnogim pri-
mjerima, koji pokazuju d.
smo mi doista nacija sastav-
ljena IL mnogih naroda =
"a Nation Of Nations.
Common Cnaanc0
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

S djevojkom Mary Ann Do
bos, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
Oni su vjencani IL slovac-
koj crkvi Assumption ma Is.
oktobra, 1858. Ia kuma je bio
njegov brat Walter sa svo-
jom suprugom Dolores, t. j.
sestra sadasnje Mary Ann
Polich. Djeveri su bill: Geo. i
Edward Dobos, Kenneth Ia
kach, a djeveruse: Sandra
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11
AMERICkI K0NGRES U STYARI JEST
0GLEDAL0 AMERICK0G NAR0DA

Kada su Sc potetkom anuara, prigodom otvaranja se
kongresa, narodn zastupnci odazvai proziyi
svolh imena - bio je asne nego kada je opravdana
tradiconana predocba Amerke kao zemlie koio 80 sve
pojednacne narodne grupe pretapau neko taonici
u novu mjesavnu americki narod. U izvesnon smisu
Kongres Sednenh Drzava predstava samo sve kraie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11
Nassi l,lIadenci

Indiana Harbor, Ind. - O.
vine javljamo veselu West,
da je mas mladi Michael Po-
Itch, clan odsjeka br. 288 H.
B. q, stupio u bracni zivot
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

risna narodna ustanova CHI
rickim kanadskim Hrvati-'
ma sire vecom brzinom nego
bio koje druge bratske or
ganizacije ma americkom kon-
tinentu.
Ia mas pako, clanove Ia
1ednice u Kanadi, moze Sc
slobodno reel da je ovo nasa
najveca i najuspjesnija kam-
panja cd kad zajednica po-
stoji; u nj jednoj kampanji
do owe nismo toliko uspjeli
niti mas je toliki broj uzeo u
tesca kao u ovoj. JOS wise,
mi mozemo biti toliko ponos-
nj pa nasoj braci ma jugu re-
81, da smo vec do danas pro-
centalno tVliko Odskocili cd
njih, da bi oni morali jos jed
nom toliko napraviti koliko
su pa da budu ravni sa ma
ma. Etc, toliko je kanadsko
clanstvo ucinilo do danas u
ovoj kampanji. Mozda ce nam
netko prebaciti da pretjera-
vamo. Aide da viidmo.
Do danas mi imamo ia
clana, koji su uzeli veceg iii
manjeg ucesca u kampanji.
Do kraja kampanje, mi Sc ma
damo da &c ia brojka pre-
koraciti d vije stotine. Ova
174 clana upisala su do da-
mas 1,047 clanova Cd 6,095 u
kupno upisanih u Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama i Kanadi. O.
viii Loaf clanova u Kanadi
osigurano je ma blizu diva mi
lijuna dolara (tocno 81, ,SO2,-
500 cd $5,35O,2OO.O0 zajed-
nicki postignute osiguracije.
Istakli smo owe broke ne
da sc hvalisemo, nego da u
kazemo ma potencijalnu mo-
gucnost razvoja Zajednice u
Kanadi.
Kod mas zaista postoje mo-
gucnosti "a jos veci razvoj
zajednice. Pole je ogromno
neiskoristeno. Sve sto Jje po-
trebno je pravilno rijesenje
nasih prava, pravilno i ra-
zumljivo tumacenje pogodno-
sti, koje daje Zajednica, pax
ne &c izostati nj rezultati. Ma
damo Sc, da &c dolazeca kon-
vencija u Detroitu ispraviti
ranije grijeske / Kanadi dati
ono mjesto, koje ju vec odav-
no pripada.
Kako .je vec receno, mi smo
upisali kroz prvu polovicu
kampanje preko jedne hiljade
(1,O47) clanova sa osigurni-
nom cd jedan milijun i osam-
stotina hill iljada dohra. Cd to-
ga, sama provincial Ontario
upisala je $50 clanova; Bri-
tish Columbia "a, Nova SEQ
tia 81 i Manitoba 4 clana. O.
va ogromna razlika izmedju
pojedinih kanadskih provin-
CHA uvjetovana je u glavnom
napucenoscu nasih ljudi u Ka-
nadi. Provincija Ontario po-
znata je kao najindustrijal-
mia. Tu sc nalaze rudnici zla-
ia, bakra, olova, zeljeza. Tu
je relativno razvijena sum-
ska industrija, da ne spo-
minjemo automobilske, cello
ne, tekstilne i druge koja je
ma vecem stupnju razvoja u
provinciji Ontario nego u O.
stalim kanadskim provincial
ma = izuzev B. c., gdje je
ribarska i drvna, industrija
jaca, i Quebeca gdje tekstil-
ma vlada. JOS jasnije, u pro-
vinciji Ontario nalazi Sc ma
sih ljudi "a najmanje pet pu-
Ia wise nego u swim ostalim
provincijama. I bas zbog to-
ga, sto je provincial Ontario
najbliza velikim americ k j m
industrijskim centrima, CLAW
nom uredu Zajednice i sto Sc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

Blanket pochna 5 sati poslje podne, nedjelju Is.
marca, Odrzaje odsjecnoj dvorani, 1546 e. Ohio
Street. N s. Pittsburgh, ijepim programom. Vrjed
no vidjed. programu ucestvuje odGna "Sloboda"
Tambaries OrkestEa So odiGnOm pjesmom glazbom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11
CLANSkA KAlAPANJA u KANAD|
i. IA SADA YRL0 D0BR0 Sc 0DVIJA
("Jedinstvo" 3 marca 1889
Marian kruzic

Prema sluzbenim podacima objavjenm ia aednicaru'
Cd H. februara prosloj godni upsano je zajednicu
6095 novh canova osigurninom cd pet miuna $50
lada doara Rekordna je to brojka kojom zaednica
neni gradte zasta mogu ponositi Tai rekord 60
vor da e Hrvatska Bratska zajednica popularna ko-
risna narodna ustanova c redovi upliv medju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

~ n. s. PITTSBURGH. - Gore ma slci donosmo po-
novno odbor nasega prvog odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske
Zajetniee "Svi Sveti" broj l. Njegov odbor 1.-Two rad
da program j banket proslave 65godisnIcve odsjeka
Ito b0lje uspija
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-06

for generations to come.
alton.
Ferris Owen has served as vice
president of the Ohio Farm Bur-
eau since 1854. He was elected
to the board in 1852 to represent
Farm Bureau members in Gosh
octon, Holmes, Knox and Licking
counties.
Owen is known throughout the
United States for his leadership
in the fruit and vegetable field.
He is now chairman of the Amer
ican Farm Bureau Fruit and Veg
etable committee as well as be-
ing active in the Ohio Vegetable
and Potato Growers association.
He farms 500 acres in Licking
county where he raises potatoes,
corn, raspberries and strawber-
ries.
Owen graduated from Ohio
State university with a bachelor
of science degree in agricultural
engineering. He is married and
has four children.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-06
BY James Rhodes
Auditor of State

The covered bridges and the
crooked bridges are gone. New
ertheless, U. S. Route 40, re-
ferred to by many as Main street,
the United States, follows the
same basic geographic path it
did $50 years ago.
The great national road today
spans the U. S. from Washington,
d. c., To Oakland, Calf. 1t is
a part of great system of high
ways that started in the mind of
Albert Gallatin, u. S. secretary
of the treasury at the start of
the 18th century. This goes back
to the period just before Ohio
was admitted to the union as the
18th state.
Gallatin was a youngster in
his teens when he came to this
country from France. It wasn't
long after his arrival in this
hemisphere before he decided he
wanted a career in public life.
Prior to serving in the cabinet
of President Thomas jefferson,
he was a member of the u. S.
Congress.
The European born Secretary
of State suggested that one tenth
of the net proceeds of the sale
of Ohio lands be set aside for
the construction of the National
Road. Under the proposed plan
it was stated that the road was
Ito run from the Atlantic coast
across Ohio and as western ter
ritory opened, it would be the
duty of respective states to car
ny on the road"
Congress in 1902 reduced the
reservation for highway construc-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-06
MlcrO-Film Preserves Early History
Ut Development of Ohio Highways

ton to one twentieth of the net
proceeds from the sale of lands.
There were delays of one sort
or another from time to time as
the road threaded its way west.
President Jefferson unsnarled
some of the red tape in 1906
when he signed a bill that ap-
propriated $4,000 for the pre-
liminary survey.
With federal funds available,
construction soon was under way.
But there were many obstacles
and many stoppages in the work
of opening the great Northwest
Territory to settlers.
The War of 1872 brought con-
struction to a near standstill. BY
1916 work again was under full
steam.
The public was taking such a
keen interest in the project that
by the time the road reached
Wheeling, w. Va, in 1920 Con-
gress made another appropriation
for a new survey which would
carry the road on to st. Louis.
A specification under the new
act called for a straight line"
80 feet wide.
Public sentiment for expansion
of the nations highways ran
high. But it Jagged with the COM
ing of the railroad and the canal
system. Interest wasn't revived
until the advent of the moor age
Today as we observe the huge
highway construction programs
going on in Ohio and other states
we are reminded that the dreams
of Albert Gallatin never visual
lied anything like what we ex-
pect in super highways today.
In the office of Auditor of State
we have a collection of cores
pondence between Gallatin and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-06

Putnam, Monroe, Mansfield and
other Ohioans who were promi-
nent in the early history of our
Buckeye state.
These, like many other histori-
cal records and documents, are
in the custody of the Auditor OF
State, and are being microfilmed
in order to safely preserve them
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-06
Owen Now Heads
Ohio Farm Bureau

Ferris Owen, Newark, has been
named president of the Ohio
Farm Bureau federation.
He succeeds H. d. Heckathorn
of Forest, who resigned to ac-
cept q nomination to the board
of Nationwide Insurance compa-
nies.
Wendell Weller, Route l, Ur-
bana, was elected vice president
of the Ohio Farm Bureau feder-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-06
BOYS WEAR PRICES CUT

2.99 WESTERN JEANS, Sizes 6, 8, 10 ....... 188
Light Colors
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2.69 DRESS PANTS Rayon Acetate, 4, T., ....1SS
1.9S JEANS, Sizes 8, A, and only .......... LOO
1.99 BATHING TRUNKS, Sizes s, 10, IL ........149
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CSC PLISSE SPORT SHIRTS, 2-6 ......... so
PIG SHORT 81. SPORTS SHIRTS, 3-14 49,. 169
ONE GROUP LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS, 4-1O :. LOO
PIG PAJAMAs PLISsE AND KNIT, 3-6 ....169
3.49 LEVI Upper JACKETS 612 249
BOYS SOX, Sizes 6-10K .................3 pr. LOO
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
Benefit CLAIMS
SHOW DECLINE

Montanans claiming unemploy-
ment compensation benefits last
week were 48 less than the prior
week and nearly 800 fewer than
the comparable week last year
according 10 Chadwick H. Smith,
Chairman of the Unemployment
Compensation Commission. Claims
for the week ended July 10 were
counted at $3.50. Women now
account for Al per cent OF the
states total claim load, Smith
said.
Last weeks moderate claim
decline. the smallest in the past
10 weeks. was due TO a variety OF
factors, Smith explained. Chiefly,
the bekinning of a new calendar
quarter allowed many individ-
uals pre- iously ineligible 10 file
new claims during the week. The
majority were women who work
only seasonally or IN part time
Jobs. Others were seasonal layoffS
of miners at Roundup and Philips
burg, secondary uneployment
caused by walkouts of the plumb
er's union in Butte and the
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
G-RASSHOPPERS A PROBLEM
IN AREAS

Grasshoppers are appearing in
numbers large enough to cause
economic damage in seveaf areas
of RichIand County. 1t is report
ed that range lands on the Skaar
Route and in the vicinity of Enid
are affected.
A number of chemicals r eff
fective for gr~asshopper control.
Aldrine, heptachlor, and toxa-
pnene are recommended for crop
spraying with the minimum days
from last application to harvest or
feeding of seven days for most
grains and fourteen for barley.
Thirty days should elapse before
aldrin sprayed straw is fed.
For spraying range and pastures,
aldrin at 2 to 4 ounces per acre
(active ingredient); ~chlordane
dust at "a to liz pounds (active
ingredient); Chlordane or other
solutions at y to l pound (active
ingredient). Heptachlor solutions
at two to four ounces per acre
(active ingredient). Seven days
should elapse before feeding FOX
aphene dust at IL to az pounds
per acre (active ingredient)- eau
ton: Operators r cautioned not
to feed plants treated with aldrin,
%chlordane, DOT, dieldrin or tox-
aphene or ensilage made from
treated plants to poultry, dairy
animals or animals being finished
slaughter.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
Iav.klMg with The
COUNTY AGENTS
BY Dean Davidson and Harley ". Rsath County Agents

Note: Dfeldrin is a very potent
chemical which has been used in
the past for killing grasshoppers
and Is somewhat more toxic than
aldrln. Past applications were
made at the rate of around 2
ounces per acre. Recent word
from George Roemhild indicates
that kills may be gotten by using
a much lower application of this
product. II ounce per acre was
considered by him as being
enough.
Particular precautions should
be followed with these chemicals.
Dieldrin is the most toxic of all
chemicals being used on grass
hoppers.
The order of toxicity is as fol-
lows: dieldrin, aldrin, h%eptachlor,
toxaphene, chlordane.
Aldrin is about 2/10 less toxic
than dieldrin and chlordane is at
bottom of the list, being IL
times less toxic to man.
Farmers are advised to follow
directions carefully and
pick chemicals with economics
taken into consideration.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22

laundry and dry cleaning workers
in Great rails, temporary suspen-
sion of some highway and build
ing projects because of rain, and
closure of some SawmillS for
short periods for repairs aad
installation of new machinery
and equipment.
On the credit side, hirin at the
Anaconda smelter was on the
increase with 80 workers added
to the payroll during the week.
In Butte the opening of another
zinc mine employed 35 workers.
Resumption of bus service
between Walkerville and the
mining city provided employment
for 5 bus drivers. Agriculture was
an active hiring force in the state
as demand for hay hands increas-
ed and shortages began to devolp
a number of areas. LAUNDERING
especially active in the
KaliSpell area where so new job
openings developed, and at Mis-
Soula where a current shortage
Of experienced woods workers
exist.
Continuing claim declines were
-eported by Is locel officers as
'ollows: Kalispell, down 33 to 275;
livingston, down % TO 81; Butte,
Town l6 to SAT; Helena, down IA
1874; Bozeman, down 10 to IS;
-c~wistovn, down 8 TO IS; Havre,
Town 7 to 90; Thompson Falls,
town 6 to 80; Great Falls, 494,
nd Sidney, down 3 each: Mis-
oula, 308, and Glendive, 10,
own l each; Poison, down 0 to
IS.
Increases were counted at 10
peal offices in this order:
iilhngs, up "a to 4l6; Anaconda,
p ll2 TO 1856; Cut Bank, up 10 to
Miles City, up 8 to 81; Dillon,
/, and Shelby, Sc, up 6 each;
libby, SO, Glasgow, 70, Wolf
ONT, AS, up 3 each; Hamilton,
D IL to 80.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
New s. Migratory
Waterfowl Stamp
Effective In 1860

Beginning July l, 1860, Writ
ually all Of the receipts from the
new 50 duck stamps will be
program for the purchase and
lease of wetland areas needed to
maintain desirable populations OF
ducks and geese. The money will
not be available until 1860 but the
new stamp goes into effect July
IL of this year.
Although Congress raised the
price of the duck stamp last year,
the 1859 Montana legislature
killed a bill which would have
permitted federal acquisition of
waterfowl lands in Montana.
Thus, all moneys derived from
duck stamp sales here go else
where.
The approximate 100000
contributed annually by Montana
hunters must now be used in
places other than Montana. The
major objection registered by the
legislature was that this bill was
condemnation of valuable farm
land. However, waterfowl refugees
primarily, are established upon
marginal or wet land types and it
would be a rare situation when
valuable farm lands would be
acquired for this establishment
of waterfowl refugees.
All funds raised will be used
for acquisition of Wetlands except
for costs of printing and distribu-
ting the stamps. The us. Fish
and wildlife Service will admins
ter the duck stamp money for the
purchase.
Passage of the bill by Congress
breathed life into the popular
nat ional waterfowl refuge
program and will enable the fish
and wildlife service to attain
refuge acreage goals in about
rs years. The only use now that
may be made of the special duck
stamp funds other than to obtain
land is TO reimburse the post
office department for expenses
coincident with printing and
handling the stamps. The act also
provides authority for the pur-
chase and least Of potholes and
small marshes in the northern
waterfowl nesting grounds south
of the Canadian prairies--in
order to minimize the destructive
effect of pothole drainage COM
monty practiced in that region.
Final passage Of the bill by
Congress eliminated a four-year
struggle to plug loopholes in the
previous duck stamp act and
prevent the continued dissipation
Of stamp receipts received from
sportsmen.
ALI waterfowl huntres must
have the new stamp by the fall
hunting season. A black and
white wash drawing featuring a
Labrador retriever carrying a
mallard drake is the design on
the new stamp. 1t is the first time
the stamp has featured a retriev-
ing dog and was done in order to
emphasize that more hunters
should use properly trained dogs
and reduce the crippling loss OF
ducks and geese which presently
amounts to Is percent of the
annual bag.