Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 4

Put 4 UREELEY TR1BI NE Thursday. Aug. 26. 1951 Father, Son Get Bang Out oi Cannon I I SERVICE Congress in Same Controversy Over Farm Prices as the Nth Written Invitation "laiai bloc" foffOtttft tention ot rn suppoiu Mektng LEBANON, VH. (Ji A ia November promising to McALESTER, Okla.

W-lt hard tn "Opeu House" for repeal ol fleiibU system' to remember lo get everythiug OU5 gas tuition apparently at ntit ot Congress, i the grocery Mrs. Albert Nor-: ag takeu loo literally. Ueuocrati not man had that problem recently. Aft-1 elu ploye coming to lined up solidly against the ne (arm program. LOADED--Dr.

Harold Herd usei a miniature ramrod on a modtl one of Frederick the cannon. AP New.teature. One of the moBt eye SOUTH PASAIIIXA. on a fortress sun whicl ttllery turned out by Dr. Ihrolil Frederick the Great adapted ti H.

Herd. 89, and his son. Howard. fj service. Another represents 15.

will win no wars, but it makes, a used at Valley Forge, a fine do-it-yourself hobby. In i All the models actually shoo years, father and son have made Bn( Herd also makes the powder 20 Runs of models based on an miniature cannon balls that cannon used from HOC A.I), through they use. One ot the Herd's favor- the American Civil War. Their Runs are miniatures, mostly nbout one-sixth oriRinnl size, and Herd says they have stirred up 10 much (merest that they may turn into a profitable enterprise. One model of gun from the American battleship Constitution, was turned out from a brass bar on a lathe in a week of spare time work.

Other models represent a 16th Cenlury Italian mortar and a gun made late In the 14th Cen- ites is a model of a 12-pounder 'hat pirates liked because it was small enough to handle easily. Howard, whose interest sparked the hobby when he was 10 years old, sold his light rifle because It Is more fun to shoot the models. He fired the model of Frederick the Great's cannon at some rabbits the other day. Although he did not hit anything, the half-ounce buckshot "'really made them ncnHer," he says. Private Dean I.

McMurry, above, hat completed basic train- Ing at Fort Ord, and i now atationed with the army at Camp Irwin, 35 milei from Baritow, In the heart of the desert country. arrived there Saturday, Aug. 21, and Has been aailgned to office work although he wai trained tor maintenance Hit new addrett RA174M473, 53rd Trantportatlon Company, Camp trwln. Pvt. McMurry's wife, former Ruby Louite Scott, wat with him ill Kort Ord find returned home to stay until he can find nn answer to the housing problem By OVID A.

MARTIN The Kei'ub- lu.auH-iiutror.fd S3rd Congress finds in about the same tial spot on farm legislation as did thf MUh Vuunrtft. the last time the was in the driver's seat. 1'euiiK-rats are siiiuK up a new farm program passed by the present Congress as a major issue in the fall's election. They contend the program will hurt fanners. In Jiemoi-rats fired a similar charge asainst a (it)l' Con- 1 ness.

1'resident Truman heal out (iov. Thomas K. Dewey for the presidency and Hemocrals regained control ot CoiiKress. The farm vote was credited i being a major faeior. Hut Itepuhlii-iin leaders, predict- Inc (he i-oniparisoll will end there, 'express confidence lhal farmeis will approve Congress' recenl ac! tion in setliiiK up a system of flex i ible farm price supports to sup! plant war-born hiRli, price floors.

I In 1948. the issue centered larse- I ly around ('onm-ess 1 strippin); Hie I Asriculture Uepartment of authority to provide storage facilities for er placing the groceries had rebated into her car the dashed ket places as is reduced Although many Kientittt do not buyers' demands. beii ev cancer is Inherited, does not hi 'V Uui to sta tj ou found a window OIWB 80 missing from the cash regis- back into (lore explaining, knew I'd forgotten something." The sign, put up to advertise a The one item forgotten little pe( a i ff er was 1m- TRIBUNE WANT AOi Be sure you get the best of these big "I 1 farmers' crops. Farm prices I tumbled and Democrats said refus- 1 al of the lawmakers to allow the government to augment mercial storage was lo blame. They said lack of storage made price supports inoperative.

Seeking ouster ot COP congressman from farm states. Democrats are predicting that the. new sup- at Camp Irwin. They will probably 1 system paused by some- live in a trailer. She will join him a as soon as possible.

She is now Consress Insist- of President' Elsenhower with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. vi irin oll )W er (arm prices, a Sen. Douglas Cuts Caper W.

Scott, ICHi Seventh street. Pvt. MeMurry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I.

J. McMurry ot 816 Twentieth street. Pvt. McMurry's Jerry, has been In the a i for months and is stationed nt Lack-! land AKB. His a is AF1741C388, FI.T Lackland AFB, a Antonio, Texas.

His rating Is Bird Sentences Self ALBION'. Pa. grouse hurtled through the plate glass window of the Albion post office and crashed into the office safe. Game Warden William I.ee said that It was a clear case of breaking and entering. Sentence was suspended, however, as the errant bird oke its own neck.

OF CKRTIFIRII ACCfll IO.VAJIIVA'1'IOV The reKirtar Fall Certified ccountants' examination of the ste Roard of Accountanry of Colo- do will be held In Denver nn pdnpaday. Thursday, and Friday, nrembtr 3, 4. and S. Hal. In order for thft Hoard to make necessary preparations, nii attons to pit in thff nust he tiled with tlie of he Board not later than October 1, 551.

Blanks for the use or applicants vlll be mailed upon refincst lo r. Neville, Secretary, 9dl Bnlldlnir, Denver, Colorado. AUE. 26. 2'.

28, I' 61 reduced a income and possibly tin agricultural depression. Hut Eisenhower, bis secretary agriculture. EJIM Taft Ilenson, and other administration lieutenants stand ready to defend the new leg Islation. The flexible syatem provides sliding scalfl of supports for th basic crops--wheat, cotton, corn rice and peanuts-- ranging from to 90 per cent ot parity fo ipjfp and IT, to flu thereafter. Par Hy is a price declared by law lie a i to farmers In relation prices they must pay.

Tint theory ot the variable syi tern is that supports should bo nig times of shortages to encmirag increased production and lower Llmea ot surpluses to discourng production and to encourage grea consumption. The administration, in nushl! flexible, floors through Cougres argued a the mandatory supports, first enacted i war to spur increased output, ha been working to the detriment farmers because they entourag overproduction and tho buildup price-depressing surpluses total! nearly in the ban of the government. Flexible floors, the GOP learle i contend, will help farmers adju their production pattern to po war demands and, in time, rega more favorable prices in the. Take a look at what you pay and what you get. You'll see more for you and ask, less from you.

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(AP Wirephoto) Upstairs Expansion Conn, (ft-- John W. Nolan petitioned the city hsard of alderman to waive the building code to allow him to convert a second floor porch into a bedroom. He needed the extra room, he explained, tor his recently born twins. Tie petition was granted. Heavy Saving DES MOIN'ES When Mrs.

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