S o u th ern Oregon News Review. Thursday, A ugust 28, 1947
Morgan Horse Typically American
Government Runs Unique
Breeding Farm in Vermont
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By BAVKIIAGE
Nesi'j .4«.a/yj/ «mJ Commeuhtor.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Some tim e ago the world w as s ta r
tled to learn from P ra v d a , the official com m unist p a rty new s
paper in Moscow, th at it w as a R ussian who d iscovered “ w ire
less" (as radio w as called in its youth), and a s if th a t w eren ’t
enough, it w as announced later by the sam e au th o rity th a t the
electric light, which poor Thom as Edison certain ly thought he
had som ething to do with, was likewise a R ussian invention
I f 1 e ve r read, as some day I fe a r I shall, th a t ice -cre a m sodas and
hot-dogs were firs t discovered on a pleasant a fternoon by some m yste rio u s
M uscovite as he sat d re a m in g on his back steppes. I shall announce that
bortsch and vodka are A m e ric a n p roducts and th a t the V olga boatm en
w ere s im p ly a p ro d ig a l lo ca l o f the C IO m a ritim e union.
M eanw hile, how ever, I am re-f$>----------------------------------------------------------
m inded by the d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ri
view ed the G reen M o u n ta in boys
c u ltu re th a t one when they cam e back fro m the W ar
th in g w h ic h is as o f 1812.
A m e r i can
as
th e a u th o r has Joel say about
and
t A m e r ic a
J u s tin a fte rw a rd : “ He was Just
w h i c h no fo r
a little w o rk horse th a t cleared
e ig n er had bet
the fields and helped V e rm o n t
te r tr y to a p p ro
g ro w up. Come to th in k o f It,
p r ia te
as
a
he's lik e us. H e’ s A m e ric a n . . ,
home - g r o w n ’
th a t's w hat he is, A m e ric a n .”
product, is the '
The M organ horse helped other
M organ horse.
states
and te r rito rie s g ro w up, too.
Ju s tin M organ
is
im m o rta liz e d fo r th e ir equine b ro therhood went
in
bronze
and West w ith the e m ig ra tin g fa rm e rs ,
you can see h im ' and m ore than one A m e ric a n sol
today
standing d ie r was p ro u d ly m ounted on a
on his pedestal M o rg a n as he w e n t in to b a ttle . Gen
Baukhage
before the m a in , e ra l C uster rode o ff on a M org a n
stable of the U nited States M organ horse when h e w ent out to fig h t the
horse fa rm w h ic h covers about In d ia n s, a w hole re g im e n t o f cav
1,000 acres o f ro llin g , wooded coun a lry had M o rg a n m ounts in the
tr y tw o m ile s n o rth of M id d le b u ry . C iv il W ar.
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Vt
The o rig in a l fa rm of 400 acres
was presented to the U nited
States d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u l
tu re by Joseph B a tte li. Colonel
B a tte ll had long been an ad
m ire r and breeder of M o rg a n
horses, and had founded the
A m e ric a n M o rg a n re g is te r. The
fa rm was established in
The area was increased by an
a d d itio n a l g ift of about 35 acres
by Colonel Batted! in 1908, and
by purchase of about 550 acres
fro m
M id d le b u ry College in
1917. The land, u n d e rla in w ith
lim estone, is w e ll adapted to
the p ro d u ctio n of horses.
In the selection o f foundation
b reeding stock, and in p la n nin g
subsequent m a tin g s, em phasis was
placed upon size and q u a lity , and
a b ility to p e rfo rm the th re e gaits,
w a lk, tro t and canter. These points
Beauty and Health
By Simple Exercise
HOW TO C E L E B R A T E A B IR T H D A Y . . . T rip le ts M aureen. M ich a e l
and M ich e le Y'osco o f F lu sh in g , N. Y ., got a ll dressed up to ce le b ra te
th e ir firs t b irth d a y . They also had three lo ve ly eakea. P u t them a ll
to g e th e r—clean clothes, gooey cake and in q u is itiv e one-year-olds—
and they spell w ashday fo r m o th e r.
NEWS REVIEW
R ioting Flares in India;
British Get Stern R ule
G' E fe N a E r T in U N co N m E p Y e ’S titio in n te is rv ie one w on o f
Exercise Can Cure
the m ost in te re s tin g a rtic le s I have
re n d ." w rite s H. F. L.
"H e told
Those Ugly Bulges
w h a t fe a r does to
______
any c o m p e tito r in
any gam e.
But
A HE largo m a tro n ly hips keep
please e xp la in th is
* * ing you from enjoying slacks
—I a lw ays have un
and other sportsw ear? Why put
derstood th u t m ost
up w ith them uny longer?
You
so ld ie rs going Into
cun lite r a lly m e lt away thut flab
b a ttle w ere packed
by llesh through exercise.
w ith
fe a r — fe a r
H ere’s one Ihst helps Sit an the Itoor
legs straight, hands on floor behind hip*
w h ich
they o v e r
I. Pull knees up Io chest, raising feet a
cam e. I thought the
few inches from Itoor. 2 Swing knees
from side to side, m it touching
Ing hoot on
test o f tru e courage
right side, 'hen left Sixteen times alto
w a s o v e r c o m in g
gether.
Other figure faults can also be cured bv
fear. I t is m y opln- Gene Tunney
I exercises given in our booklet No tai
ion th a t m ost brave
I F o r the bust. hips, waist, neck, should, i i
m en a re a fra id , fa cin g death or de etc Send 2Sc In coin for "B eauty and
llr a llh Through Simple K srrelses” Io
feat, b u t they rise above this fe a r." Weekly
Newspaper Service. 2 « West I7lh
T h is happens to be, by a ll odds, S t, New York I I . N. Y. f l i n t nam e a d
dress with zone, booklet title anil No. INI
the m ost in te re s tin g angle In sport.
C e rta in ly , the bra ve can be a fra id
and the du m b , m inus any im a g in a
tio n , can re m a in u n a fra id .
A co m p le te absence o f fe a r Is one
of the ra re s t of a ll q u a litie s. We
P robnbK the only w hite m an to
have know n only three men so have his figure carved on a totem
blessed—Theodore
R oosevelt J r., pole was A braham Lincoln, says
C apt. E d d ie R lrk e n b a c k e r and Col. C o llie r's.
In 18117, the T lin g it
W ild K ill Donovan.
Indians of Alaska learned that the
.Alaskan Indians Honored
Lincoln on Totem Pole
T h e re m u st have been many nth- U nited States, to which th e ir coun-
ere. We are speul^ng o n ly of the t r y had ju s t been s o ld , h u d a b o l-
th re e th a t we have seen tested, is h c d s la v e r y a n d , th e r e fo re , i t
w here death was a co m p le te ly un- w a s ille g a l a m o n g tlte rn . To hon-
Im p o rta n t m a tte r—w here life was o r th e m a n re s p o n s ib le fo r th e ir
even m o re u n im p o rta n t—co m pared fre e d o m , th e e x -s la v e s a n d th e ir
to the Job th e y had to do. They ulso d e s c e n d a n ts fo r m o r e th a n 50
had im a g in a tio n .
y e a rs p la c e d a h u g e c a rv e d s ta tu e
B u t in the m a tte r o f fe a r and o t L in c o ln a to p th e ir to te m p o le s,
courage, there is no possible w ay to
O t th e m a n y m a d e , o n ly th r e e
A lth o u g h the p u b lic Is not too w e ll
co m p a re sp o rt w ith w ar. In th is re- h a v e bee n p re s e r v e d , one e a ch in
D
u
rin
g
the
tw
o
days
before
fa
te
B re e d in g P ro g ra m
in fo rm e d about It, one o f the m ost
spect, they belong in tw o d iffe re n t J u n e a u a n d S a x tn u n , A la s k a , a n d
fu l In d ia became a land of free
im p o rta n t and fie rc e ly waged do
Is U n d e r W a y
w orlds. A brave so ld ie r m ig h t c u rl o n e in th e I llin o is S ta te m u s e u m
men, m o re than 200 died in a bloody
Now,
The M o rg a n horse breed- o rg y of vio le n ce and rio tin g in the m e stic post w a r b a ttle s is th a t up in some co m p e titio n in sport. A in S p rin g fie ld .
being fought between p riv a te b usi stro n g sp o rtin g c o m p e tito r m ig h t J ----------------------------------------------------------
; e rs " D r. M cFee o f the a n im a l hus huge n o rth e rn p ro vin ce o f P u n ja b
ness and co o p e ra tive e n te rp rises.
b a n d ry d iv is io n o f the d e p a rtm e n t
not be so hot in w a r action.
L ahore, the c a p ita l, was the cen
C ru x o f the feud is the fa c t th a t
j of a g ric u ltu re to ld me, “ have given
te r o f the d istu rb a n ce , but fie rce cooperatives are ta x-e xe m p t, w h ile
m o re a tte n tio n to the tr a its d e s ir fig h tin g also took place th ro u g h o u t
able in a rid in g horse.” (F o rty de the west and east P u n ja b c o u n try p riv a te business is not. F ro m th is
evolve tw o basic questions:
S o m e o n e back I was ta lk in g w ith
scendants o f J u s tin becam e fam ous side. W ide sections of L a h o re w ere
1. W hat e ffect does ta x-e x
a fam ous boxer. He was an a rm y
as tro tte rs . Some o f you re m e m b e r aflam e.
in s tru c to r.
“ I can’ t fig u re It a ll
e m p tio n have upon g ro w th of
such names as E th a n A lle n . B la ck
T h is took place on the eve o f In
the cooperatives?
o u t," he to ld me. “ When I tap a
. H a w k and Dan P atch.)
d ia ’ s independence day, ju s t before
2. Is ta x-e xe m p tio n a fa c to r
few o f these so ld ie rs in the nose
A t the M o rg a n fa rm today
the In d ia n co n stitu e n t assem bly sat
of d is c rim in a tio n a gainst p r i
they w ant to q u it.
B u t next day
usually about fo rty -fiv e horses
dow n to fu n ctio n as a free g o ve rn
vate business?
th e y’ H go o ve r the top o r lead a
are under test.
ing body.
A house sm a ll business subcom charge. I don’ t m in d being h it In
A cco rd in g to the o ffic ia l d e s c rip
Cause o f the rio tin g . In cite d , as m itte e has begun an a tte m p t to find the nose o r knocked down. A t least
tion. the b reeding p ro g ra m there
the answers w ith an in v e s tig a tio n I d o n 't fe a r It. B u t I d o n 't believe
c a lls fo r “ the m e a su re m e n t o f each a lw a ys, by te rro ris ts , was the b it
of the co o p e ra tive c o m m u n ity en I'd lead any charge ag a inst m achine
yo u n g ste r at one y e a r o f age. at te r d isa g re e m e n t a ris in g out o f the
te rp ris e a t G reenbelt, Md. In the guns, w ith o u t d u ckin g Into the firs t
p
a
rtitio
n
in
g
of
In
d
ia
in
to
tw
o
sepa
tw o years, and at th re e years. A ll
G reenbelt case, business groups foxhole I saw. I guess It’ s tw o d if
ra
te
zones—one
fo
r
H
indus,
the
are tra in e d under saddle and in
have charged th a t the gove rn m en t fe re n t gam es— tw o d iffe re n t an
harness and are put th ro u g h con o th e r fo r M oslems.
gles.”
In New D elhi, the independence has aided the co o p e ra tive in keep
tro lle d p e rfo rm a n ce and endurance
Here he called the tu r n —tw o d if
day
c e re m o n ia l p ro g ra m
began ing p riv a te business out of the de-
tria ls when about three years old
i ve lo p m e n t area.
fe
re
n t games and tw o d iffe re n t a n
w ith tw o m in u te s o f silence fo r
The data thus obtained fo rm the
T h is h earing, as w e ll as others on gles th a t are fa r a part.
perm a n en t records o f the in d iv id those who died in the fig h t fo r fre e
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the west coast, is being conducted
B ack around 1911 I saw C h risty
uals. They are used also in studies dom w hich was fin a lly achieved
by
Rep.
B.
W
a
lte
r
R
ie
h
lm
a
n
(Rep,
M athcw son cu t the c o rn e r of the
of sire and dam in h e rita n c e and as ' thro u g h a m ica b le n e g otiations w ith
F r o I i c k /
Buts w e ll, sets
N. Y .) as a ctin g c h a irm a n o f the
plate a g a inst Home Run B aker fo r
c rite r ia fo r fo rm u la tio n the sta the B ritis h .
well, h well—on a basic diet o f O ro-
subcom m ittee.
tio n 's b reeding p ro g ra m . F o r the
the th ird s trik e and the gam e. Only
Pup Ribbon. These crisp, toasted rib
In vie w o f the th e o ry th a t taxes
the u m p ire called It a b a ll w hich
tests of th re e -y e a r olds the d e p a rt
bons give h im every vitam in and
w ill re m a in high, co m pared w ith
m ineral dogs are known to need. Eco
la te r led to B a ke r's home run. " I
m e n t’ s horse sp e cia lists have de
the past, fo r at least 50 years, ac
nomical, too. One box supplies as
vised specific tr ia ls to m easure the !
cu t tw o Inches over the p la te ," M a t
c o rd in g to econom ists, the tax-
mhch food by dry weight aa five 1-lb.
w a lk in g and tr o ttin g g a its and the 1 I t w e ll m a y be tru e th a t “ B rito n s
ty to ld me la te r, lie had the c o u r
e xe m p tio n fe a tu re o f co-ops’ e xist
cans of dog foodl O ro-Pup also comes
horses’ endurance in harness and never,
never,
never
sh a ll be ence w ill grow in c re a s in g ly im p o r age to do th is In a w o rld series.
In Meal and In Pel-Etti. For variety,
u n der the saddle.”
s la v e s ," as the anthem has it, but tant.
feed all three!
A few days la te r in a g o lf m atch
A lw a ys v e rs a tile , the M o rg a n
in v ie w o f P rim e M in is te r C le m e n t
M athewson and I played w ith M ike
was as c h ip p e r when he w ent
A ttle e ’ s new em e rg e ncy a ctio n g iv
D o n lin and F red M erkle.
M a tty
to the m eeting house on Sunday
in g the g o ve rn m en t stern powers
m issed a p u tt by three Inches
His
p u llin g the s u rre y w ith the
o ve r B ritis h in d u s try and la b o r,
hands w ere shaking.
frin g e on the top as i t was
m a n y in the islands a re now h a r
Those fly in g disks w ere fun w hile
H ere is the answer.
Baseball
DOG FOOD
weekdays when i t could d ra g a
b o rin g serious doubts about that.
th e y lasted, b u t by th is tim e eve ry' was M a tty ’s game. He had the s k ill
h i BOONI
log to the s a w m ill w hich often
body
has
p
ra
c
tic
a
lly
forg
o
tte
n
The em ergency b ill, w hich Win-
and confidence to m eet any situ a tio n
took a team of its big b ro th e rs
| ston
C h u rc h ill charged
invoked them .
In baseball. G o lf w a sn 't his game
to budge. And w here buggies
W ell, a lm o st everybody.
such re s tra in ts as the g o ve rn m en t
On a general average, I w ould say
are s till used, y o u ’ll often find a
L a te s t re p o rt h a vin g to do w ith th a t the basic q u a lity of fe a r and
O m e fw
has never before im posed except in
M organ between the shafts. He
tim e o f w ar, has been passed by the a e ria l ch in a w a re is th a t S oviet courage in sp o rt m u st Include three
is used on the tr a il, too, fo r his
both houses of p a rlia m e n t and now agents in the U n ite d States have fa c to rs — s k ill, experience and condi
fo rte these days seems to be
—fo r b e tte r o r w orse—is la w o'f the been o rd ered to solve the m y s te ry tio n — w h ich lead to confidence. The
SAME LOW P R IC E ...|<
under the saddle.
land.
of the disks. P resupposing the re confident c o m p e tito r, who Is tn
The M organ horses have found
D esigned to b rin g B rita in out of p o rt to be true, it means, at least, shape, who is experienced, who has
homes fa r fro m the shadow o f th e ir
h
e
r d eadly econom ic slum p, the b ill th a t the saucers w ere not o f Rus his share o f s k ill, u su a lly comes
n a tiv e Green M o u n ta in s and today
sian o rig in .
through.
the stock p ro b a b ly is in cre a sin g em pow ers the g o ve rn m e n t to co m
J1«» ot» I««
S oviet espionage agents here are
m
and
la
b
o
r
and
in
d
u
s
try
to
do
m ore ra p id ly in C a lifo rn ia than
said
to
have
been
advised
th
a
t
the
p
ra
c
tic
a
lly
a
n
yth
in
g
and
e
ve
ry;
anyw here in the East. I re g re t to
wo»l»4á>oou<r» CO, o»—,.,. IM
K re m lin believes the fly in g saucers
say th a t on m y la st tr ip to V e r th in g , i f i t is in the n a tio n a l in
T
here
are
not
m
a
n
y
q
u
itte
rs
In
m ig h t have some connection w ith
m ont, th is su m m e r, though m ig h ty terest.
a rm y e x p e rim e n ts on m ethods of sport. Q u itte rs don’ t lik e h a rd co m
M ount M ansfield looked up at the
R a lly in g c ry o f the B ritis h con
p e titio n and the g rin d needed to get
heavens w ith the sam e stern p ro file se rva tive s, led by C h u rc h ill, is k n o c k in g out enem y ra d a r.
th e m up around the top. T h is ap
th a t i t d id when I firs t panted, I
“ d ic ta to rs h ip .”
plies e sp e cia lly to fo o tb a ll and
pack-laden to its top, the m aple- 1
'
A n th o n y Eden, fo r
boxing, the body co n ta ct games.
sugar tasted as good (though i t cost
m e r fo re ig n se cre ta ry, f
A m o n g the m ost fearless the
too m u c h ), the m is t s till held the
got in to the fig h t by
g re a te st co m p e tito rs I have seen
peak o f K illin g o n as g e n tly as ever
asking th a t p a rlia m e n t
O p e ra tin g on the h ig h ly p la u sib le In sp o rt are: T y Cobb. Babe Ruth.
in its g ra c e fu l fin g e rs B u t I m issed
cut s h o rt a planned va th e o ry th a t le ft-o v e r land m ines are Hans W agner, Old Pete A le xa n d e r
the q u ick ta tto o of those s m a ll
cation so the m em bers not o n ly unh e a lth y fo r w a n d e rin g W a lte r Johnson, Bobby Jones, W al
strong hooves on the h a rd h ig h I
can be on hand to e xa m to u ris ts b u t are also bad fo r busi
te r H agen, Gene Sarazen, H a rry
ways, and the silh o u e tte o f an
ine the m easures w hich ness, the F re n ch m in is try o f re
G reb, Ja ck D em psey, Gene Tunney.
arched neck a g a in st the sky above
the gove rn m en t w ill or- c o n s tru c tio n is w o rk in g hard to
T o m m y H itch co ck, Dev M ilb u rn
a m o u n ta in pasture.
Eden
der.
c le a r a ll possible dan g e r spots in and too m a n y fo o tb a ll pla ye rs to
thi
WAY
I ’ m glad th a t U ncle Sam is doing
“ The house cannot be fo rm e r
fig h tin g
areas
around even s ta rt a count.
his p a rt, in the shadow o f J u s tin ’ s an absent spectator w h ile the g o ve rn F ra n ce . W hile the F re n ch a d m it
Made with a jact cream bail. Yodora
is actually toothing to normal skins.
statue, to p e rp e tu a te the breed th a t m e n t does a s p lit o ve r the e ve r-w id th a t e rs tw h ile b a ttle zones m ig h t
T u n n e y’ s idea or angle was th is:
is “ ju s t lik e us,” as Joel sa id : — ening abyss,” said Eden, also a a ttra c t h eavy to u ris t trade, th e y " G e t re a d y w ith the best you have
N o harsh chemicals or irrita tin g
A m e rica n .
salts. Won’t harm skin or clothing.
to g ive . C ondition is te r rib ly Im
m e m b e r o f the C o n se rva tive p a rty . are n o t ta k in g any chances.
Stayi soft and creamy, never gets
p o rta n t. a lthough there a rc nota
grainy.
ble exceptions.
You can th ro w
these out ag a inst the thousands who
TVy gentle Yodora —/re/ the wonderful
need co n d itio n . T here are alw ays e difference!
8
exceptions th a t prove no rule.
" B u t once the gam e is on, w h a t
e ve r It Is, fe a r of defeat and w o rry
ke«pin|
about the re su lt m u st be e lim in a te d .
F o r fe a r of w hat m ig h t happen w ill
T h a t old c a ric a tu re of the b u tch e r and not be com pelled to w a it her a llo w b u tc h e rj to con ce n tra te on upset
yo u r
b ra in ,
freeze
your
re s tin g his th u m b on the scales as tu rn in lin e . F ro m the re ta il stand th e ir s k ille d tra d e instead o f spend nerves and, in tu rn , w reck any
he w eighs out the m e a t soon w ill point, p re p a cka g in g cuts down store in g tim e se rv in g custom ers.
chance fo r co o rd in a tio n between
va n ish c o m p le te ly fro m the A m e r overhead and increases tu rn o ve r.
C u sto m e r dem and, w h ich a d m it m in d and m u scle .”
M O b m m * beoM
/llta, I r a .
. **. <
ica n scene i f the tre n d to w a rd p re
A lth o u g h so fa r, p re p a cka g in g te d ly takes p e c u lia r tu rn s a t tim e s,
D esperation often gets c re d it fo r
p a c ka g in g o f fre sh c u t m eats con la rg e ly has been confined to re ta il can, nevertheless, be a n ticip a te d by
tinues a t its p re se n t pace.
shops, la rg e chains are becom ing a n a lyzin g cu sto m e r b u yin g habits. courage. So does ra w luck.
A ll you can fig u re on is the gen
A p p ro x im a te ly 100 stores across m ore interested in s tre a m lin e d m e r F o r instance, steaks and chops
the n a tio n c u rre n tly are o p e ra tin g ch a ndising plans. One has a m eat w ould be c u t in several thicknesses e ra l average. In 80 per cent of this
th e ir m e a t d e p a rtm e n ts on th a t ba se lf-se rvice e x p e rim e n t in operation so th a t v ir tu a lly e ve ry cu sto m e r d iv is io n you w ill find those who
sis, and th e ir cash re g is te rs are re in about 10 D e tro it stores, w ith the could p ic k up e x a c tly the k in d and w orked to develop th e ir s k ill, who
ke p t in co n d ition , who had the con
*,n, your "4O’e” l Does this
co rd in g am ple p ro o f th a t a ttra c tiv e p re p a cka g in g done a t a ce n tra l d is cu t o f m e a t he had in m in d .
f!"1?1 onH mlddle-age’ period pecul-
fidence needed to face the problem
ly c u t m e a t w rapped in cellophane trib u tio n point.
n««i^.Women
vou
»uffer hot
E x p e rim e n ts have a lm o st w h o lly
and placed in d is p la y cases sells i t
tir-rt
hlghstrung. weak.
A t le a st one lo ca l of the A m a l d isp ro ve d the th e o ry th a t loss o f o r ta ckle the handicap This doesn’ t
lh e n do try Lydia I .
se lf as e ffic ie n tly as a b u tc h e r’ s gam ated M eat C u tte rs and B u tch e r personal se rvice in b u tch e r shops in clu d e everyone. It m e re ly takes
Ì é n \llam * . Ve*®table Compound to
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gales ta lk could.
W o rkm e n ’ s union has vetoed the w ould re s u lt In a d e cline o f sales,
tor this purpose I
m entioned above.
W ith the p o p u la r cuts o f m e a t in idea of p re -c u ttin g fre sh m eats, but p rin c ip a lly
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because
a ttra c tiv e ly
No race or nation has any copy-
heiP j . build up resistance
w e ig h ts m o st tn dem and placed In general opinion am ong o th e r union packaged m e a t d isp la ys become an
distress. Thousands have
on
courage.
B ut
those
open-top re frig e ra te d
cases, the locals is th a t the p ra c tic e w ould be e ffe c tiv e se llin g m e d iu m in th e m rig h t
i»i,>2,rtCu.benpntl Also a very effective
equipped w ith w hat It takes to w in
stomachlo tonic. Worth trying I
housew ife can shop at h e r le isu re a fa v o ra b le one in so fa r as it w ould selves
u su a lly get the ca ll
CSMTOUND
INDEPENDENCE:
India Riots
CO-OP INQUIRY:
Tn o Questions
Two Different Carnes
Dogs Ive Known...
fritz
IRON HAND:
Britannia Ruled
RED SAUCERS:
Soviets Curious
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M organ brood m ares, w ith th e ir
foais, run in one of the pastures
of the d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re ’ s
U. S. M o rg a n horse fa rm near
M id d le b u ry , V t.
continue to be em phasized. Also,
e ve ry e ffo rt has been m ade to p re
serve adequate m u s c lin g and depth
o f body and to preserve and en
hance d e sira b le te m p e ra m e n t.
The sto cky s ta llio n , o rig in a l of
the p o s t-m o rte m e ffig y was nam ed
fo r its ow ner, a s in g in g schoolm as
te r, was fo a le d in 1793 and died in
1821. He ( I m ean the s ta llio n not
the sch o o lm a ste r) had a ro m a n tic
ca re e r and he is the p ro g e n ito r of
the breed, w h ich as the d e p a rtm e n t
o f a g ric u ltu re says, is one o f the
few breeds o f horses developed in
the U n ite d States. J u s tin was a
“ sm a ll, a c tiv e a n im a l o f g reat
pow er and endurance, w ith the re p
u ta tio n of being able to o u tw a lk,
o u tru n , and o u tp u ll any o th e r horse
in V e rm o n t and the n e ighboring
sta te s.”
He had the pow er to tra n s m it
these q u a litie s , says the d e p a rt
m ent, to his th re e know n sons and
the U n ite d States g o v e rn m e n t is
do in g its share to p e rpetuate the
c h a ra c te ris tic s fo r w h ich his ilk is
know n: — “ beauty, easy keeping,
soundness, endurance, and s p irit
coupled w ith gentleness.”
.
The firs t tim e I e ve r w ent to V e r
m o n t' I was a ttra c te d to these
p lu c k y lit tle horses. L a te r I learned
m o re about the M organ horse. He
w eighs less than 1,000 pounds, he is
not o v e r 14 hands high, ro u n d -b a r
re lle d , w ith p o w e rfu l chest and leg
m uscles, a p roud head and a stout
h e a rt. He has done a lo t to develop
the sta te o f V e rm o n t and his ad
ve n tu re s have c a rrie d
h im fa r
afield. In a A ctionized b u t re m a rk
a b ly a c c u ra te s to ry o f " J u s tin I , ”
M a rg u e rite H e n ry te lls how the boy
Joel, who “ g e n tle d ” J u s tin as a
colt, la te r lo s t tra c k o f h im and
fin a lly found h im a g ain and how
Joel, in his c a v a lry u n ifo rm w ith a
s p rig of e v e rg re e n In his helm et,
sat p ro u d ly
on
his
d im in u tiv e
m o u n t w hen P re s id e n t M onroe re-
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Tourist Trade
Yodora
checks
perspiration
odor
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Extend Prepackaging to Meat
nor
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