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47. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1962























_ The efficiency of America's farmers
has released so many people from the
farm that there has been a sharp decline in
the population of rural areas and therefore
on increase in the population of urban
areas. As farm families and farm labor
and the shop keepers who used to provide
for these families move into the cities fo
find new work and epportunities the city
population growth presents serious prob-
lems.

_ The tragedy of modern society in the
United States, the highest civilization yet
developed on the face of the earth, is that
in our large meiropolitan areas, men and
women fear for their lives by day and fear
for their lives by night. They do not have
the protective guarantees of the Constitu-

Americas New Problem

INTRODUCTION
BY PHIL CAMPBELL

Commissioner of Agriculture

tion for Life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness..."

This sudden expansion should not
necessarily mean a lessening of moral stan-
dards and higher crime rates. Our cities
must be kept clean and as free of crime as
possible so that they will continue fo be
good home sites for their native citizens
as well as for the newcomers from outlying
rural areas. :

Let's not fet our large cities in Geor-
gia such as our state capital and other
urban areas become unsafe for our wives
and children. Let us NOW take precautions
against the fear and moral deterioration
that exists in too many of Americas cities
today. :

In this interest, the following editorial
from The Seattle Times is reprinted.


















ich as Seattle was set forth by Eric
evareid in an article on this page two

This thoughtful writer appropriately
ascribed New York and other older
rge cities as having become great
t-hills . .. where ugly skyscrapers go
, Shops and graceful homes are oblit-
ated, their inhabitants are forced away,
1d year after year New Yorkers step
ound pits, stumble through wooden cat-

_ A challenge to relatively young cities



(Reprinted From The Seattle Times, Seattle, Wash.)
July 22, 1962

Creeping Ant - Hillism

walks, breathe the fine mist of dust, ab-
sorb the hammering noise night and day,
and telephone in vain for carpenter or
plumber...

Thousands of New York women no
longer attend evening services in their
churches. They fear assault as they walk
the few steps from bus or subway station
to their apartments. The era of the med-
ieval footpad has returned, and, as in the
Dark Ages, the cry for help brings no

(Continued On Page 4)





NUMBER 50

(As reported by United Press Internation-
al, published in The Atlanta Journal,
April 3, 1962.)

: irs. Kings
Group Fails
In A-Protest

Geneva Sixty American and Brit-
ish women, launching an urgent appea.
for speedy agreement at the 17-nation dis-
armament conference, have failed in their
pleastothe U.S. delegation to halt Presi-
dent Kennedys plan to resume atmos-
pheric nuclear tests.

The 51 American women, who flew
here representing the Women Strike for
Feace movement, and a British group
called Mothers Against War emerged
disappointed Monday after separate calls
on the chief U. S. negotiator Arthur H.
Dean,

But the women vowed to keep up
their anti-nuclear fight.

They gave Dean a copy of a petition
signed by 50,000 Americans urging an
end to nuclear tests and genuine disarm-
ament now which they plan to present
to the Geneva conference.

Mrs. Martin Luther King, Jr., wife

of the Atlanta minister and Negro inte-

gration leader, said she felt the womens
mission here might help to create a cli-
mate for some agreement, but primarily
should stimulate people around the world
to join the movement. :

Mrs. King, in a statement echoed by
many of the American women, said she
was here because I am convinced that
disarmament and suspension of nuclear
tests may well be mankinds last chance
for survival. We want to point up the
gravity of the situation.

*Mr. Dean did not show any signs of
changing the U. S. position on tests, said
Mrs. Dagmar Wilson of Washington, D.

C, founder of the American movement.

He was extremely firm and used
technical arguments and the question of
security and Americas allies.

But this is no longer a technical
matterit affects the lives of humans
everywhere. We are determined to change
the minds of the men here.

(NOTE: We have not read in the
press where Mrs. Martin Luther
King of Atlanta and Albany is pro-
testing the present series of. RUS-
SIAN nuclear tests. Or where she
protested the first series of RUS-
SIAN nuclear tests which required
the United States to resume testing,
WHY???)





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Elizabeth Hynds, Editor of Notices

Editor



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F arm Work

WANTED



Young white
children needs
farm work at once. Lifetime
experience, can caretake, feed
livestock, dairy assistant, re-
pair work, etc.
work), for house, lights and
children old
enough to help when not in
school. Go anywhere, no bad
habits, character ref. Mrs. L.
- N. Jones, Rt. 1, Covington.

White married man 54 yrs.
old, wife, 4 boys would like
to have place for 1963 with
good house on
school rt. and mail rt. Do not
drink, want about 2 acres of
tobacco and garden spot, 2,500,
2or3 yr, old turpentine trees,
good timber, clean woods, no
swamps, within 5 or 6 mi. of
Alma, or will do day work if
price is right. Joe Nettles, Rt.

(No house-











White married man and
wife, no children, need job at
once as caretaker or as labor-
er on farm, can drive tractor
but not car. Would like -job
with good people, need house
furnished, transportation, and
near town. Prefer near North
Ga. L. D. Grindle, c/o John
L. Chambers, Rt. 1, Murray-
ville, Ph. 534-3863.

- Man with wife and 4 yr.
old child, wants job on poul-
try farm or looking after cat-
tle. Prefer near Polk County.
Want at once, will have to be
moved. Settled
drink. R. L. Beal, Hwy. 27, Rt.
3. Cedartown. Call Harrisons
Grocery, 748-3716.

42 yr. old man and 39 yr.
eld wife, both to work, want
job on cattle farm or chicken
farm. Need job at once, will
#0 anywhere, ready to move,
will have to be moved, need
4 room house, wired for stove.
Will work for
house. James H. Powell, Box
119, Lilburn.

White married man,
raised on farm, can drive trac-
tor and truck, fair carpenter,
do not. drink or use tobacco,
want job to work, will con-
sider job as caretaker, honest,
an work, need good 3 or 4
room house wired for. stove.
Ref. if required. C. P. Craven,
c/o Allen Hereford

klin,













Single white man, 54 yrs.
old, wants job helping on
farm, wefer with large fam-
ily. Giv age and no. in fam-
ily. Want room, board, laun-
dry, and small wages, must
have bus fare, can not drive.
Give full details. Taft Parker,
Rt. 1, Milan, c/o G. W. Storm.

590 yr. old man (a working
over-seer) and 27 yr. old
son wants job on hog, cattle,
or chicken farm, or will do
any..kind of general farm
work. Son can drive tractor
and truck, has been through
lith grade. Ready to be moved
now, will have to be moved.
Want house wired for elec-
tric stove and $35. per 5-1/2
day week for myself, and
$30. per 5 day week for son.
Need work at once. Garlin
pee Rt. 2, Box 225, Pres-
on:

Single white man 60 yrs. of







White, . 47, yr. old, man
with wife 45, wants job on
cattle farm or chicken farm
or looking after laying hens.
Both can work, can drive
truck and tractor, both raised
on farm. Will have to have
house on school bus route and
wired for stove. Ray Thomp-
son, c/o Mrs. Enner Lassitter,

8, Covington (Jackson
hwy., 6 mi. from Covington).

White married man no
children, needs job as care-
taker, dairy helper or labor
work on farm, Cannot drive
car, but can drive truck on
farm. Need furnished house
with water and lights. Want
living wages. All letters an-
swered. D. L. Grindle, Rt. 1,
c/o Woodrow Grindle, Oak-
wood.





42 yr. old man wants job as
dairy foreman or taking care
of small dairy, 20 to 30 cows.
In fair health, claim 14 yrs.
exp. Will batch, need house
or room and board. State
work, number of cows, and
salary in first letter. Howard
Bunn, Rt. 2, Lithonia.

complete



47 yr. old white man, single,
wants job looking after broil-
ers, no layers or farm work.
Want room, board, laundry
and $20. for 6 day week. Hon-
est, sober, dependable, all let-
ters ans. Must have bus fare
ee Binford, Rt. 1, Coving-
on.

Farm Help

WANTED



Want farm maintenance
man, able to do ordinary me-
chanical work, simple weld-
ing, etc. Must be in good phy-
sical cond., able to drive trac-
tor and do other farm work.
Good house available on
school bus route. No drinker
wanted. Jack Willis, Rt. 2,
Folkston.

Want working foreman for
So. Ga. farm. Want man who
is worker as well as fore-
man. Knowledge of general
farm equip. Experienced in
corn, peanut, general row
erop farming. Small family.
No drinkers considered. Have
house with plumbing and elec-
tricity on school bus and mail
route. Give age, number in

family, and references in first:

letter. Lester Varn, Rt. 3, Box
530, Albany, Ph. HE 5-8621.
(No collect calls).

Want colored man, honest,
reliable and sober to feed
cows and hogs and do some
farming and yard work. Pre-
fer single man but will con-
sider man and wife. Will give
room, board and $50. mo. sal-



ary. J. H. Donaldson, Rt. 1,
Fort Valley (7 mi. E. on
State Rt. 96).



Want experienced broiler
feeder, family preferred. Re-
ferences required. F. M. Ak-
ers, Be 2, Carrollton, Ph. TE.

age wants job on well orga- 2-628

nized layer or broiler farm,
am capable of keeping rec-
ords and supervising, wages
or percentage, will board or
batch. Jake Johnson, 4120
Peachtree, Apt. 12D, Atlanta,
Ph. CE 3-2346.

_ Family of 4 wants job pick-
ing cotton and other farm
work. Minnie Black, Rt. 1, Box
168, Sparks.

Need job on farm cutting
wood, tending cows, hogs, or
general farm work, can drive
tractor, or truck, do not drink,
will accept anything within
75 mi. radius. Theron Hicks,
Rt. 1, Adel.

White man, 51 yrs. old, re-
tired, wants job as caretaker
or on cattle farm or chicken
farm, no field work. Willing
worker, do not drink, raised
on farm, can furnish refer-
ences. Have wife and 2 girls.
Want somewhere within 35
mi. of Warner Robins. Have
to be moved. D. L. Barry, Rt.
1. Byron, Ph. 953-3445.

White, 34 yr. old, man with
wife and 2 small children
wants job on farm tending
cattle or hogs, in North Ga.
Need good 4 room _ house,
wired for electric stove, with
honest Christain people, no
drunks. Rev. E. M. Souther-
land, Rt. 3, Ellijay.











Elderly gentleman, retired
with small income, would like
job as caretaker of farm. Can
go anywhere, references fur-
nished. A. Paul Barber, 423
Sine St., Macon, Ph, SH 2-






Want white or colored man
up to 45 yrs. old for cattle
and general farming. Must be
dependable, sober and good
worker and operate and re-
pair farm machinery, drive

truck and tractor for house,

$40. wk., Sundays off. Small
family O.K., must be clean.
Must furnish references. P. J.
Lipory, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville,
Ph. 892-2578.

Want dependable woman to
live in and do light farm work
and housekeeping. No heavy
work. Good salary and board.
Convenient location in good
community. Mrs. Helena C.
Tevioe Dawsonville, Ph. 265-







Equipment :

FOR SALE



Good John Deere No. 3

mowing machine, good as new,

gears run in oil. H. W. Thur-

mond, Farmington.



Sears 3-deck broiler plant,
used one season, sell or trade
for small calf, or fruits and

vegetables. John D. Stephen-
son, Rt. 1, Paul Samuel Rd.,



Kennesaw, Ph. 427-2251.
A. C. 66 Allis Chalmers
combine; irrigation system

with Gardner - Denver pump,
Continental Red Seal engine,
1200 ft., 6 in., aluminum pipe,
1540 ft., 4 in., aluminum pipe,
outfit with 24
sprinklers, Ts, elbows etc., in
good cond. S. B. Dick Speer,
Rt. 1, Box 212, Augusta.

1953 G. M. C., 2 ton, truck,
good motor, long wheelbase, 2
speed back-in, $450.00; F-200
Poulin saw, bow blade, new
chain, good shape, $195.00.
Bussey Benton, Rt. 3, Smoky
Rd., Newnan, Ph. AL 3-3080.

Intl., 3/4 ton, 1950 model
truck, in good cond., cab, body
and tires in good shape, 8 ply
tires, for quick sale, $225.00.
No letters answered. W. P.
ones, Luthersville, Ph. WA
-3736.

302 New Idea corn vicker,
used but in good cond.; also,
mowing machine. 3 pt. hitch.
H. C. Hodges, Rt. 1, Ludowici,







-|Ph. TR 6-3632 (Hinesville).



Farmall M. tractor, Taylor-
way harrow, John Deere com-
bine and seeder tiller. Must
sell to settle estate. Joe Doug-
las, P. O. Box 184, Sandy

Springs, Ph. 255-0939. (no col-
lect calls). :



Scotsman Merry Tiller gar-
den tractor, equipped with
Clinton motor, completely

equipped, like new. A. O, Bax-

ter, Rt. 1, Lithonia, Ph. 469-
8035.

Used Mack bus, no seats,
good for hauling produce and
farm items, gasoline engine,
automatic transmission, 33 ft.



Jong. excellent cond., good)

tires, new battery, $750.00. J.
W. Hirsch, P. O. Box 8144,
mar F., Atlanta, Ph. JA 5-



1950 Chev. truck with prac.

new motor and loader, $350;

1950 G. M. C. pickup truck,

4 forward gears, runs good,
$150.00. J. L. Herndon, Rt. 1,
Tarrytown. (7 mi. E. of So-
perton, off Hwy. 46)



1953 Chev., 1/2 ton, pickup

truck, large bumper with nice
trailer hitch, newly painted,
good cond., $325.00 or will take

chain saw or 3 pt., hitch equip.
in trade. Cecil Wehunt, Rt. 1,

Ellenwood, Ph. 474-7180.



John Deere 2 H. wagon, good

as new, bed and high sides,

tight enough to have bulk

grain in, $75.00; 2 H. wagon,
needs no repairs, home made
oak bed,
$30.00; McCormick Deering 2
H. mower, runs in oil, needs
no repairs,
drawn,
Jr., 2713 Vineville Ave., Ma-
con, Ph. SH 2-7165 (no col-
lect calls)

sides and tongue,

tractor or mule
$35.00. W. C. Blount,



Allen, Fayetteville,



Want 2 experienced white

gardeners to work under
Arboretum trained English
Horticulturist. George Tutan

5600 E. Mountain St., Stone
Mountain, Ph. 169-8025.

Want at once, woman to
help with chickens and gar-
den and do housework for 2
adults. Must be sober, depen-
dable and willing to work in
Christian home, room, board
and salary. References if de-
sired. Miss Eula L. Rogers, Rt.
3, Fairview Dr., Columbus,
Ph. FA-3-2938.

Want experienced farm and
cattle man to work and man-
age cattle farm approx. 28
mi. from Atlanta. Must be
sober and willing to work. 6
room house, running water,
electricity, on school bus
route. Chas. I. Goodwin, 307





Pineland Rd.,_N.W., Atlanta



5, Ph, 237-1210.

2 five deck battery brooders

for brooding baby chicks, $25
ea;

also, fertilizer spreader,
cyclone type, $40.00. Robert
Ph. HO
1-7775.

' 250 gal. Wilson Ice Bank
milk cooler, used 3 yrs., in ex-
cellent cond. $950.00. W. B.
McCommons, RFD 3, Thom-
son.



Allis-Chalmers one row cot-
ton picker (Tupelo spindels);
A. C. combine model 66; A. C.
tractor model W. D. with
planter and cultivator, $3000.
J. W. Lampp, Jr., Rt. 6, Box
160, Dublin, Ph. BR 2-3309.



cond.,
Dempsey, Rt. 1, Wellhann Rd.,
Decatur, Ph. BU 9-2001.



2, Box 117, Eatontor
ane tonton, -

50,000 BTU circulator heat-
er for barn, broiler house, and
vent pipe, can use either bot-
tle or natural gas, in good
$35.00. Jerry Ben



Allis Chalmers silage har-
vester, Ser. 4547 model 50, in

excellent cond., Delivery shute

for rear and side has been at-
tached and used one season,
$400.00. Gus F. Lankford, ae

Elliott, 1589 Brewer Blvd.











ite:
James F. Sims, 3171
Lane, Decatur, Ph. BU |

Deep well water pump
plete with tank, motor.
(75 ft. plastic), Sears Roebi
type. C. L. Lambert, 234
SPHDE St. Rome, Ph.

John Deere hay rake, n
new, mule drawn, $85.00
cated on 78 hwy. L. T.
Rt. 1, Temple. :










Intl., blades and P. C.
Lang, Cumming, Ph. 887-

Model 45 John Deere s
propelled combine, 2 row
head and small grain
priced to sell. Terrell
dle, Nashville, Ph. 9292.

Off-the-ground pen,
able for birds or small
mals. All new materials, h
wire and pine 2 x 4s, 1
one season, $15.00. Ne
truck to move. Mrs. T
Allred, Rt. 1, Big Shanty
Marietta, Ph. 428 = 1104.

Woods 6 ft. rotary mow
belt driven in good cond.,
prox. 4 yrs. old, priced to
Norris Luckie, 17 Elm Cir
Newnan, Ph. AL 3-4937.

Lilliston peanut comb:
1958 model, cylinder atta
ment added in 1960. Good
tor, good tires, $900.00. Harr
Willson, Rt. 1, Albany,
HE 6-5654. see

2 wire cages with nest b
es, suitable for chicken co
or coops for raising quail,
ea. f. 0. b. Rowe Johns
James and Spring St., Do
lasville. Ph. 942-2138.

1947 V-8 Ford, 1-1/2
truck, good bed, fair tires
tor fair, $225.00. T. T. W
brook, Rt. 3, Commerce, P|
677-2870 (no collect calls)

Big Dutchman egg coo.
unit, model 25R; and .coo!
door, used one summer, $1
W. W. Mask, Jr., Rt. 3, F
etteville, Ph. 461-7277.

Minneapolis Moline modi
P and R grain drills, No. R
1149, excellent cond. Gr
Butler, Rt. 3, Box 269, -
ledgeville, Ph. 452-4490.

I. H. C. hay baler, model
power driven, radiator cooled,
A-1 cond.; I. H. C. hamm
mill, Model 6 with 6 scree
A-1 cond. Jash A. Durd
RFD 1, Metter, Ph. 685-1028.

Benthall peanut combine
motor has starter, in run
cond., $400 cash. Frank
som, RFD 1, Hawkinsville.

2-TD 18-A Intl. Bull Do
zer, first class cond., n 0 w_
operating; also, 2-1/2 to:
white truck and Low-boy
trailer and heavy duty bush-
and bog harrow. J. P. N
Register, Ph. TE 9-3386.

1960 PTO case baler and
1960 New Holland rake, baled
less than 3000 bales, $1050.00;
also, Case, 6 ft. mower sold
separate, $150. M. B. Carter,
Woolsey, Ph. HO 1-5043. (At-
lanta) : ' 4

David Bradley garden trac=
tor with 5-6/10 horsepower
motor ia perfect cond. with
mower blade, cultivator, dise
harrow, drag harrow, and foot
for combination lay-off plow,
reasonably priced. W. G. Gen-
try, 858 Gordon Rd., Rt. 1,

collect calls). 7

1958 V-8 Ford, 1/2
pick-up, big body, custom
cab, 6 ply rear tires, clean,
$895.00 or trade for tractor.
J. E. Smith, Lithia Springs.
Ph. 948-4219.

400 gal. Dari-Kool bulk
milk tank, priced for quick
sale. Charles Elver c/o Pa
conee Dairy Farm, Rt. 3, Ca-
iro, Ph. 377-8667. a

Intl. Harvester tractor, 19
dise Taylor-Way harrow, 3
disc tiller and tractor wagon,
all in good cond., $850.00. Joe












































































































































W., Atlanta, 10 Ph. PL 8-5874.

1953 Ford tractor, practi-
cally new field cultivator, row
cultivator, planters and dis-
tributors, 2 disc plow, for sale
or trade for cows of equal
value. Otis Blair, Rt. 2, Ce
dartown.

Cletrac Doze
















cond., $:







































ase combine for sale,
-cond., used very lit-

roping saddle; also,
ft. cattle bed for 1-1/2

TT. L. Johnson, Rt.
erville. 5

eep pick-up, 4 wheel

w mud grip tires,
tor, good cab and body

je: TB. Kelly, Jr.,
Louisville, Ph. MA

istic pipe, $2.00; 100 ft.,

, Plastic pipe (new) $3;

2 in. Galv., used, pipe

At my home, no collect

i. D. Bes oo 601
38.

one row cotton pick-
D, mounting, new Tu-
pindles in 1961, tractor
le, ready to pick. E. H.

Rt. 7, Sardis. Church
acon, Ph. 788-2378.

iron wheel and tongue
- wagon, good body; No.
ormick Deering mow-
achine, good shape, all
le cheap, or will trade
od cow. W. C. Shirley,
Bethny Rd., Alpharetta.

rd tractor, 4 yrs. old, low

_ most all kinds equip.

ith it; also, New Hol-

aler, rake and mower,

art cheap. B. A. Hasty,

oe Ph. 483- 89838
a : :

Case. tractor, Culti-
and planters, dble. bot-
low, bush bog harrow,
tiller, utility trailer,

recently overhauled,

Make offer. C. J. Ford-
13 E. Temple Ave., Col-.
lose eLOO=000 ca

e side delivery rake,
er tires, pull type, now
, R. E. Eason, 3957 Lake

fest Dr., N. W., Atlanta, |:

i 7-1307 (after 7:30 p.

cCormick grain drill on
r tires, good cond., with
zer box; Large grain box
small grain attach., $100;
sy, good cond. with no top,
. G. M. Housley, Rt. 6,
jetta, Ph. 427-2144.

garden tractor, cul-

r, turning plow, iay-off
Bulldozer blade, $95.00.
airview school. Hugh
Jilliams, Rt. 1, Stockbridge.

ft. dbl. chain and cleat
ling elevator, suitable for

ractically new, 5-1/4 H.
Merry Tiller garden trac-
bought in 1961, used only

Located at A. F. Wil-

is Groc. Store, 6 mi. from

ollton on Villa Rica Hwy.

. EH. D. Boyd, Rt. 1, Car-

ton, Ph. TE 2-6925 (No
+ calls).

nt. peanut shaker, good
d., fits any Intl. C., H., or
tractor; Also, 2 row Int'l.
puller, good coud., fits
mt, C3 H:. or M.: trac-
_ Mrs. Grover C. Lister, Rt.
Empire, Ph. WE 4-2668,
ochran) no collect calls.

pp. 450 wire cages for lay-
with feeders and water
ughs, 40c ea.; Also, army

. Ph, BU 9-2556.

TH. wagon with fair bed
o tractor hitch tcngue in
see at my place, $15.00, lo-

y. Rt. 5. J. J. Aderhold,
ouglasville).

- 200 gal. barrel made of oak,
heavy duty with tongue for 2,
ind 2 syrup pans. Willie L.
Deaton, Rt. 3, Lawrenceville,
Ph. TH 3-2221. Bone

dle. Foster Mayness, Deca-

ted 1 mi. West of Billarp
1, Winston, Ph, 942-2764

e-off, $100.00; Durant siz-
machine, good cond., $150:
ishing machine, $350; 6 No.
: p Russum peck

5 3.00

3 H. pow
runs on 110 or 220. Has been

|used in operating hammer-

mill and is in first class shape,
$100.00. F. M. Able, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.

4 wheel farm trailer with
body, 5 ton cap., 5th wheel
type with good rubber tires,
$300.00. D. E. Short, P. O. Box
115, Sasser. :

- Equipment

WANTED





Want farm welding ma-
chine to be used on farm.
Write giving yr., model, make,
amps and directions to your

"| place. J. E. DeHaven, 1310 At-

lanta Rd., Box 11, Marietta.

Want mule drawn mower,
must be in good cond., priced
reasonably. R. C. Rollins, Ma-
rietta, Ph. 428-1255. .-

Want 2 Ford tractors, rough
but in good running shape,
not later than 1956 models.
Weldon Ivey, P. O. Box 156,
Cumming. :

Want rotary mower for
1950 Ford tractor, pull type,
state price and cond. J. D. Am-
brose, 445 Brentwood Dr., N.
E., Atlanta 3, Ph. CE 3-8885.

Want rotary mower for Far-
mall Cub tractor with rear
hitch, reasonably priced, ex-
cellent cond. Within 75 mi.
radius of Statesboro. Gerald
Cowart Rt. 1, Box 41, Ella-
ville.

Want one big Dutchman
automatic feeder; also, want
chicken house covered with



Rt. 1, Pearson,

Want good jeep with 4
wheel drive suitable for farm
use; also, one row Minneopolis
- Moline tractor with pianter,
distributor, cultivators, and 16
in. bottom plow, has starter,
lights and hydraulic lift, for
sale or trade for 1946 Chev:
pickup truck, new motor, good
cab and body. William E. Nes-
ae Rt. 1, Box 48X, Fitzger-
ald. eee

Want manure spreader, must
be in good cond. State what
you have, size, make and
price. H. B. Brookshire, Such-
es.

Want to rent a one yard
cap. Overland pan or equiv.
with 3 pt. hitch for John
Deere 40 tractor, for 60 days.
Would buy one in need of re-
pairs if price is right. G. E.
Pruett, Rt. 2, Dallas.

Want irrigation pump which
will pump between 200 and
400 gal. per minute under high
pressure. Hither electric or
gasoline; also, 3000 to 4000
ft. used 2 in. pipe either steel
or aluminum, sprinkler heads
if available. B. E. Bridges,



-|Box 1311, Macon, Ph. SH 6-

6268.

Want Ford tractor, 8N or
equiv., with 3 pt. hitch and
power take-off, 1952 or later
model with or without equip.,
reasonable and must be in
good cond. Prefer within 50
mi. radius. State what you
have, cond., price anc where
it can be seen. E. P. Kakalecik,
Rt. 7, Macon.

Want any quantity hog fenc-
ing, new or U. : also,. need
grass cutter for 6 hp Bolen-
Husky garden tractor, deep
well pump with jet, plate
glass, wheelbarrow, reinforc-
ing rods. Mrs. H. P. Sullivan,
Jr., Rt. 1, Box 175-A. Evans,
Ph. 736-1257. -

Livestock

FOR SALE
Cattle

Nice gentle Guernsey cow,
giving 4 gals, of milk a day,
$150.00 at my home. Mrs. L.
R. Cabe, Rt. 3, Box 395, Col-
lege Park Ph. PO 1-9796.

Red Jersey milch cow, giv-
ing 2 1/2 gals. per day, $125.,
gentle; also, L. P. gas tank,
propane, 170 gal., $85., above
ground type. B. H. Cardin,
Joillette Rd., Rt. 3, Box 402,
College Fark, Ph. PO 7-3347.

Small reg. herd of polled
Shorthorns, 16 brood cows
with calves or to calve this
ls We Wisse Rt. 2













power electric motor,

tin. H. C. Corbitt, Jr., Rural



Several freshen and heavy
springing top Jersey cows for
sale. T. J. Hall, Union Point,
Ph. 489-4930.

Reg. Angus bulls of best
Eileenmere blood, 7-9 mos.
old $150.; 20-24 mos. old
$300. R. O. Anderson. c/o
Double D Ranch, Keysville.

Springers, Holstein, Jer-
sey, all sizes, all good quality,
priced to sell. R. G. Reynolds,
Rt. 3, Monroe, Ph. 268-4032.

Purebred Angus _ cattle,
young bulls, cows with calves
by side, bred heifers and 2
herd bulls. David T. Jenning,
ae Box 84, Americus, Ph.

Reg. high producing Jer-
sey cows in good production

now, $175. Robert Allen,
Fayetteville, Ph. HO 1-7775
(Atlanta).

150 springing heifers. Jer-
sey, Holsteins and Guernseys,
all have been calfhood vacci-
nated, dehorned, extra teats
elipped, very gentle, bred to
Angus Bulls to start calving
June 15. Julius Bishop, P. O.
Be 987, Athens, Ph. LI 6-

Reg. Hereford bull 22 mo.
old, $175. See at farm, 7 mi.
So. of Fayetteville, Hwy. 92,
ask direction at Amoco Store.
M. B. Carter, Woolsey, Ph.
HO 1-5043 (Atlanta).

Jersey cow, 3 gal. daily,
$175. or will trade for equal
value in heifers and bull; al-
so, electric churn, $5. O. J
Tallmon, 3646 Georgia Ave.,
Hapeville, Ph. PO 6-7163._ .

Good gentle Guernsey
milch cow giving 4 gals. daily
or more with 2 Whiteface
Hereford calves 2 wks. old.
J. A. Sanders, 3080 Sharon
Dr., Macon, Ph. 743-3287.

50 Hereford heifers, mostly
polled, others dehorned, black-
leg treated, open, ready for
early spring breeding, clean
test TB and Bangs, C. F. Ir-
win, Jr) Rt 1, Box 241,
Sandersville.

Dbl. standard Whiteface
bull; also, 43 large heifers,
Holsteins, Guernseys and Jer-
seys, bred 3 to 6 mos., lot,
$5000. B. A. Hasty, Rt. 1,
Conyers, Ph. 483-8988. |

Reg. Jersey cow no. 2183886,
Jester and Brampton ances-
tary, 4 gals. or better when
fresh, calf about 5 mos. old,
cow still in good production,
$175. Robert Allen, Fayette-
ville Ph. HO 1-7775 (Atlanta).





Several reg. Holstein
Springer heifers for sale.
Leonard Britt, c/o E. O.

Britts Farm, Stone Mountain,
Ph. 469-5141.

ga a Serene tn Fe ee

15 mo. old reg. Black Ang-
us bull, grandson of Int'l.
Grand Champion bull, O. B.
13th., $210., delivered free to
100 mi. and papers furnished.
Cliff McClure, Dawsonville,
Ph. 265- 2266.

Ee BN SD Dee eS
2 good Guernsey milch
cows, one to freshen Aug. 15
other Sept. 1; large reg. male,
2 yrs. old, good bloodlines,
all have been tested. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

ST I EE I eae en ee

Young Reg. Guernsey bulls,
service age, Diamond and
Warbash Cannon Ball breed-
ing, best bloodlines, reason-
ably priced. F. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville.

Several Holstein heifers
with calves, some have spring-
ers, prices reasonable. :
Jackson, c/o Flint River
Farms, Jonesboro, Ph. DR 8-
2245. %

Reg. Black Angus pull,
ealved March 8, 1960, grand-
son of Dor Macs Bradalier-
mere 10th Intl. Grand Cham-
pion 1956, halter broke, gen-
fle, calfhood vaccinated. Hu-
bert Brown, Rt. 2, Duluth,
Ph. GR 6-3679.

12 reg. polled Hereford
bulls, C.M.R. bloodlines; 6,
7/8 Charolois cross, bulls and

25 polled Hereford heifers. W.
M. Alford, Rt. 1, Rocky Shoals
Rd., Ellerslie.

Reg. Hereford bull, 22 mos.
old, $175., top bloodlines. M.

B. Carter, Woolsey, Ph. HO
1-5043 (Atlanta). ;
5 nice Reg. Angus cows

with calves by _side, g00
bloodlines. Milan Purvis, Pat-

ton Dr., Americus, Ph. 924-
7109. -
Santa Gertrudis bull, 14

mos. old; ealfhood vaccinated,
from S. sire and S. dam, sires
wt. about 1800 Ibs. $250. J.
derhold, Rt. 1 Winston,
42-2764 (Douglasville).

|ponies. All are gentle, sma





Milking strain Shorthorn
male calf, born 3-17-62, reg.
in buyers name, roan color.
Adam Whitaker, Blue Ridge,
Ph. 632-5548.

- 20 top quality dairy heifers,
1 yr. old, 30 heifers, 3 mos.

old, priced to sell. Terrell
Swindle, Nashville, Ph. 9292.

30 Wisconsin artificial Hol-
stein heifers, calfhood vacci-
nated, T. B. tested, will be-
gin freshening about last of
August. Walter Ogden,
Odum, Ph. 584-3102.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

_ At stud: Reg. Shetland stal-
lion, Red Toppers Goldie,
Reg. No. 52603 and J.A.G.
Red Crescent, Jr., Reg. 60714.
Both red sorrell, white: mane
and tail. Both proven pro-
ducers of fine quality and
color colts, fee $50. with re-
turn privilege. R. M. Snow,
c/o Sanford Lake Farm, Rt.
1, Hull, Ph. LI-8-1991 (Ath-
ens, no collect calls).

Mare horse for sale, wt.
between 1000 and 1100 lbs.,
works single or double, and
saddles good. Gentle and per-
feotly safe for children. W.
R. Bishop, Old National Hwy.





and Bethsadia Rd. River-
dale.
Several Palomino mares

with colts at side, also 4 colts
16 to 20 mos. old, broken for
riding; one Reg. Tennessee
Walking mare. All priced rea-
sonable. J. H. Finney, Jr.,

+1305 N. Lee Street, LaGrange,

Ph. TU 4-7321.

Nice gentle Shetland pony
gelding, 3 yrs. old, ridden by
2 yr. old baby, with almost
new saddle, bridle, blanket,
complete, $175. Clyde E.
Thompson, Rt. 2, Box 383,
Wrightsboro Rd.,
Ph, RE-6-6612.

3 yr. old small Welch mare
with Palomino stud_colt by
side, gentle, $150.; Big Man
Walking horse. 1 gelding has
placed Ist in every show ever
entered under English plea-
sure, $250.; other horses, gen-
tle, being used for trail rides
and pony ring and new and
used saddles. Don Cochran,
c/o Rebel Ridge Farm, Shiloh
Rd., Kennesaw, Ph. 427-1819
(Marietta).

Welch horse colt 1 yr. old,
wt. approx. 650 lbs., $125., or
trade for cattle of equal value.
G. C. Neyman, Rt. 6, Fred
Kelly Rd. Rome, Ph. 234-
4330.

At stud: Golden Palomino
stallion, shown under Step
Easy Little Man, fee $25., will
breed till mare is caught, can
pick up mare; also quarter
horse gelding and one quar-
ter mare with 2 mo. old colt
by side. J. W. Van Horn, 4457
Covington Hwy. Decatur, Ph.
BU-9-5798.

Dark chestnut yearling fil-
ly with flax mane and tail;
light Chestnut, 2 yr. old filly,
gentle and rides well; Latigo
roping saddle; English saddle;
pr. large animal clippers and
assorted other tack. George
Lindsey, 102 Melody Lane,

Kennesaw, Ph. 427-3957 :

Reg. Albino stallion, 4 yrs.
old, 5-gaited, show and pa-
rade type, well-trained, gen-
tle. Mrs. Julia Herndon, Rt.
1, Suwanee.

3 Mexican burros for sale:
2 females, 1 male, also sever-
al brown and white spotted

children can ride and handle,
will also work, Joe Haley, Rt.
2, Lavonia.

Res. Tenn. Walking geld-
ing, Go Boys Silver Man, |
yrs. old, has been shown in
Juvenile pleasure classes by
13 yr. old boy. Children and
lady broke. W. R. Wiggins, Rt.
2. Cuthbert, Ph. 732-2068.

a sac cele RR NR eNOS

Yearling walking horse colt,
chestnut color with stocking
legs, blaze face; also, half
Morgan colt, 22 mos. old,
chestnut color with 4 stock-
ing legs, green broke, reason-
ably priced $175. ea. Fred Als
dred, Box 226, Summerville,
Ph. 857-4481.

Over 50 outstanding frolic,
game, amateur show and sad-



d|dle horses, with English and

Western tack for ea., all have
been used all summer; also,
standing at stud; The Golden
King (Q. H.) and The Silver
Duke (Arabian) with several
extra good mares; mares and
colts, bred mares, and Q. H.
stud colts, for sale or exchange
for eattle. Zack Wilkins, Val-
dosta, Ph. CH-2-1340.

Augusta,

lj old, 70-80 Ibs.,

4| 150-175 lbs., $50.; 2 real nice





ag

Reg. Palomino stallion, 4
yrs. old, good pleasure or

show horse, good color and
gentle, will sell or trade for
using quarter mare. C.
Hardin, Rt. 2, Alpharetta, Ph
475- 5876.



5 yr. Walking Palomino 2

mare, gentle for children and
no bad habits, bred to reg.
Tenn. Walking stallion.; 7 yr.
old bay Walking horse, gen-
tle for children and no bad
habits. O. H. Jordan Sr. 628
vere St., Cuthbert, Ph: RE- |

Med. size riding horse, 5
yrs. old, easy kept mare with
3 white stocking feet, $175. or
trade for polled Hereford bull
or other cattle of equal value.
John T. Dunn, Rt. 1, Ellen-
wood, Ph. MA-7-1058.

Shetland ponies: Palomino
mare with flax mane and tail;
red mare; 2 dapple stallions
with flax mane and tail. Rob-
ert Cobb, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Reg. 3 yr. old sorrel Ten-
nessee Walking mare T.W.H.-
B:A. 620135. Broke to ride
and being ridden daily. Will
trade mare for 2 horse tan-=
dem axle trailer in good shape,
factory built only. Louis Fal-
zarano, c/o Triangle Acres,
Thomson, Ph. 1500.

Tenn. Walking horse, year-
ling stud, black, sired by
Dubys Black Boy. Catherine
Banks, 6010 Lawrenceville
Rd., Tucker, Ph. 938-1690.

Mare mule, works any-
where. G. L. Morris, 5201
Howell Dr., Stone Mountain,
Ph. 667-R-2 (Thomson).

Bay mare mules, 12 yrs. old,
wt, about 1,000 lbs. Gus Wat-
son, Canton St., Cumming (1
biock from Court House)..

Pleasure gelding, anprox.
700 Ibs., suitable for children,
age and disposition good,
$100.; also, black gelding with
star and stockings, 2 1/2 yrs.
old, gentle, $125. Must sell.
Asa Marshall, 4511 Rivoli Dr.,
Macon, Ph. SH-3-0323.

Sheep and Goats

Saanan goat, hornless,
purebred, fresh in 3rd_time,
$50. Located 5 mi. out Potash
Rd., at Ben Sewells. John
Pray, Cedartown.

2 nice milk goats, one gives
5 ats. daily, one gives a gal.
daily, to freshen soon; also,
some 5 part game hens, just
started laying. Mrs. Lee Kir-
keey, 3860 Cascade, Rd., 5.W.,
Atlanta, Ph. 344-2581.

Adult American (Common)
goats for sale, females, $15.
a., will include kids if born



before sale. Wm. Rockel, Rt. .

4, Magnolia Rd., Thomasville.

Reg. French Alpine, fresh
in, milk goat, giving 3 ats.
daily, would give more if fed
good, for sale or trade for
calf. Can be seen at my place.
V. R. Stallings, 7088 So. Ex-
pressway, Jonesboro, Ph. 478-
6476.

OO ig eres coi ed ar were
4 Nuban milk goats, horn
less, 1 yr. old, one milking
and giving 1/2 gal. daily; Nu-
ban billy, all $60. Tommy
Duckett, Corben Hill Rd,
Ellijay. :

Swine

SRS AFL a es VS SI DU ee obec
Duroc male, wt. about 150
Ibs., ready for service, $40.;
one that weighs about 100
Ibs., $30.; 4 gilts, wt. 125 Ibs.,
$30. ea.; 36 pigs, 2-1/2 mos.
$25. ea. All
Reg., treated and _ wormed,
Ernest P. Carter, Baxley.

Nice cherry red Reg. meat
type Duroc gilts, 8 mos. old,

males, 5 mos., 80-100 Ibs.,
$35. ea. All treated and
wormed. J. H. Donaldson, Rt.
1. Fort Valley (7 mi. E, on
State Rt. 96).

Choice Duroc breeding
stock, males and females, all
from large litters, 3 -_ 5-1/2
mos. old. William E. Lanier,
Rt. 2, Box 84,. Metter, Ph.
685-1016.

_Duroe boars and gilts, 5 1/2

mos. old, treated for Cholera, -
$50. ea.; boars and gilts, 3>
mos, old, treated for Cholera,
$30.; Frederick Zipperer, Rt.
1, Box 182, Guyton, (15 mi.
S.E. of Guyton, Hwy: 30).

Spotted Poland China ser-
vice size boars, long, lean
meat, type, best bloodlines;
also, 2 litters, boars and gilts,
will be 8 wks. old_second and
Jast wk. of Sept. Reg. in buy-
ers name. Will ship. Letters
ans. Julius George, Rt. 2,
Cave Spring. !



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- assistance, for even grown men know
they would be cut down before the police

could arrive.

This, we realized when we published
this column, was a warning to be remem-
bered and learned from. In fact,
like a doleful melody that lingers on in
the mind, refusing to be forgotten.

Did Sevareid describe Seattle 20 or

40 years hence?

Perhaps he did, although not neces-

sarily soyet!

He did recall to mind the gradual,

times.

it was

lem.





Livestock

Seed & Plants



FOR SALE FOR SALE
I Large multiplying onion
Swine sets, 50c qt.; few top buttons,



Reg. Tamworth pigs, boars
and gilts, all ages, $25. up. J.
S. Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitz-
gerald, Ph. 6541.

Purebred Duroc. pigs for
sale, eee es C. M. Eunice,
Jr., Rt. 3, Waycross, Ph. AT
3-9396.

- Reg. spotted Poland China
pigs, good bloodlines, reg. in
buyers name. Hugh West-
brook, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Purebred Duroc boar hog,
wt. approx. 350 to 400 lbs.,
15 mos. old, $60. G. C. Ney-
mon, Rt. 6, Fred Kelly Rd,
Rome, Ph. 234-4330.

3 hogs, 2 milch cows and
one calf for sale. Mrs. J.
PaprisOny Nt.4b= 70x 143,
Jonesboro, Ph. 478-9412.











_ Top quality reg. Landrace
hogs, 20 bred gilts almost
ready to farrow; 10 service
age boars, gilts and weaning
pigs. Terrell Swindle, Nash-
ville, Ph. 9292.



. Good quality purebred Du-
roc males, 6 mos. pla Located
5 mi. N. of Metter, 9 Mi. So.
of Twin City. Leo Akins, Rt.
2, Box 153, Metter.



First class Berkshire boar

of March farrow with CMS|G

breeding on each side of ped-
igree, $30. C. J. Hardman,
Commerce, Ph. 5-3891.



Reg. Landrace, service age,
boar, from popular blood-
lines. M. T. Courson, Hazle-
hhurst, Ph. 5-2589.



Reg. Black Essex pigs, 10
wks. old, available in ap-
prox. 2 wks. Booking orders
now. Wiley G. Dampier, Rt.
1. Box 210, Valdosta.

Livestock

WANTED





Want free use of 3-6 yr.
old reg. filly for board and
care of same. Will dry feed
and take suitable horse
through winter. C. J. Douglas,
53 Baker St., N.W., Atlanta 8.

Want 1-1000 dairy type
ealves, 4-10 days old, Hol-
stein or Holstein cross prefer-
red, will pick up once each
week at your place. Mrs.
Fred B. Gilstrip, Rt. 2, Millers
Mill Rd., Stockbridge, Ph.
A23-3074 (MeDonough).

Want 3 Hereford bulls, eith-
er horned or polled, around
19-20 mos. old. Advise breed-
ing, wt. and price. Chas. I.
Goodwin, 307 Pineland Rd.,
ye Atlanta 5) Ph. -237-

Want to board saddle mare
er gelding for use of same,
will dry feed and take suita-
ble -horse: through the winter.
A. W. Hudgins, 742 Concord
Rd., Smyrna, Ph. HE 5-7335.









Want_to.trade reg. polled
Hereford bull, wt. about 1000
Ibs. for: Black Angus bull: of
equal breeding and wt. J. P.
Boston, RFD 1, Kingston, Ph.
ED 6-4451 (no collect calls).

Want true Palomino mare
eolt, 6-8 mos. old, gaited, rea-
sonably priced, photo would
help. No shetland wanted.
Pope aa: Rt 2 Lavonia.

ae

50c plus 25 postage per at.
Per. 329. Mrs. Grace Autry
Rt. 4, Buena Vista.

Fall tomatos, Big Boy, $1,
30; Brussell sprouts, 95 C;
Shallots buttons, 50c qt.;
Birdseye pepper,. 60c doz.:
Garlic button, 25c, 3 doz. F.
J. Witherspoon,
ness St., Atlanta 10, Ph. PL 3-
H2pde





Little white nest onions for
fall planting $2.00 gal. Per. 47.
add 50c postage for each gal.

Ps Brown, Rt. 1." Ball
Ground.

Rutgar tomatoes and Ga.
and heading collard plants,
90c C; $2.10, 300, cheaper by
thousand. Per. 301. Miss Lee
Crow, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Rhubarb pie plant stalks



'25 Ib.; garlic, grows as large

as onions, 3, 50c., Spearmint,
Tanzy, 3, 25c; 7, 50c; golden
multiplying onions, fall plant-
ing, 20c lb. Per. 93. Add post-
age. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt.
2, Ellijay. -

White nest onions for fall
and spring planting, $2.00 gal;
red scallion multiplying on-
ions, $1.50 gal.; Red scallion
onion buttons, $1.00 gal. Per.
50. Add 49c postage ea. gal.
he Brows Hise ie baa 1
Ground.

Collard plants, two cents ea.
Will not ship. Per. 401. Claude
McDaniel, 1804 Lakewood
Ave.. S. E., Atlanta 15.

Old fashioned multiplying
onion sets of reddish purple
eolor, for fall planting, 50c
qt. and 30c postage. Per. 337.
Mrs. Paul Davis, Rt. 1, Mon-
roe.

Dry garden sage, $1. 50 Ib.,
large amt. cheaper; garlic
bulbs, 75- Ib:; peppermint
plants, 60c doz. p. p. Per. 178.
Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1, Temple.

Poultry

FOR SALE













32 Bantam chickens, B. B.
Reds, white Cochins, black
Cochin, W. C. black Polish,
Black Rose Comb. and Arau-
canus, all grown; also, 2 pens,
4x 4, 12 ft. long, 1 pen, 3 x 4;
all for $50.00. Neal Goodson,
Sandy Springs Lane, Box 181,
Marietta, Ph. 427- 6770.

Buff Brahmas, top show
prospect from National and
Intl. champions, 15 chicks, 9
wks. old, $1.25 ea.; 6 trios,
8-1/2 mos. old, $7. 50 trio; 2
trios, 8 mos. old, $12.50 trio:
3 trios 1961 breeders, $15. 00
trio; (Hatching eggs, $3.00 per
12 or 15 for $3.50 until Sept.
10) Will ship chickens collect
express, light crates, no col-
lect calls. W. S. Hogan, 878
Stallings St., S. E., Atlanta
16, Ph. MA 7 6065.

20-25 Superior mating, bed
to lay, non-sexed, white Leg-
horn pullets, ready to begin
laying, cannot ship. Mrs. M.
Dickson, Rt. 1, Osierfield.

Trio dark Cornish bantams
laying every day, 1961 hatch-.
ed, from show winning stock
$5.00. Will ship. Claude Lo-
gan, Rt. A, Ellijay.

2 Ib, trios, Nigger Round-.



heads, $10.00 trio. Grady Tho-
mas, Blairsville, :

308 Holder- | PT

| calls.



Ph, 943-5276,

evolutionary changes in Seattle which
have come about in our contemporary

Many citizens now living here can re-
call earlier times when Seattle and its
surrounding areas had large open spaces
of wild greenery; brooks babbled toward -
the Sound and lakes, and the air always
was bright and clear, inspiring to breathe;
and traffic congestion was not yet a prob-

Today, too much of the greenery is
gone; the brooks have been obliterated,
their flows usually turned into storm
sewers; air and water pollution have be- eyes

' 50 White Rock pullets, 3
mos. old, wt. about 3-1/2 lbs.,
75 ea.; 50 white Leghorn
hens, 50c ea. Will not ship.
Joe Williams, Rt. 1, Fairburn,
Ph. HO 1-5872 (inquire at
Shopworth Supermarket on
hwy. 74 from Fairburn)



4 laying hens and one young
adult rooster, $10.00 also,
fine, 4-5 lbs., cockerels, $2.00
ea. All purebred dark Cornish
from unrelated stock, shipped
express collect. Mrs. Maude
Granger, Reidsville.



Araucanus chickens, $8.00
; $12.00 trio, express col-
lect, hatching eggs, assorted
colors, $4.00 doz. insured par-
cel post. Priced reduced until
Sept. 1. Mrs. Addie A. Ed-
wards, 716 Myrtle St., N. E.,
Atlanta 8, TR 4- 5152.



5 game hens and 2 game
roosters, Roundhead and
Shuppler cross, about 5 mos.
old, $7.00; 4 Golden Sebright
rooster about 5 mos. old, $1
ea., or $4.00 for all; also, Sil-
ver Duckwing Bantam roos-
ter about 4 mos. old, $2.00
Dewey Holland, Box 14, Coog-
ler Rd., Dalton (Will ship, no
C202 Di) ==

8 ducks, some $1.00, others
$1.50. Can be seen at Louise,
Ga. Mrs. Lillie Harris, Rt. 2,
Hogansville, Ph. TU 4- 7503
(LaGrange)

Approx. 500 young ears
(white Leghorns) Kimber
Strain; also, 444 wire cages
(swinging) new watering
troughs, automatic water sys-
tem, priced right. W.
Hearn, 6900 Campbellton Rd.,
Atlanta, Ph. DI 4-0046.

300 Harco Red pullets, sex
link, lay brown eggs, 24 wks.
old, laying about 50 pct., $2.00
per bird. Robert Allen, Fay-
etteville, Ph. HO 1-7775 (At-
Janta).

300 Kimber laying meng 1
yr. old July 14th past, Wee
$1.00 ea. Walton Von Strode,
1607 So. Patterson St., Val-
dosta.

Domesticated flying Mallard
ducks, $2.00 ea. T. R. Morgan,
Rt. 4, Box 141, Sylvania, Ph.
857- 4795 (Newington)

100 white Leghorn pullets,
about 9 wks. old, no collect
Riley Lewis, Box 291,
Fairburn, Ph. 964-6905.

Several pure wild drakes,
Mallard, $4.00 ea.; 100 3rd
generation from Wild Mallard
ducks, $5.00 pr.; extra drakes,
$2.00 ea.; 10 domestic flying
Mallard drakes, $1.50 ea.; 4
white call drakes, $2.00 ea.; 2
pr. gray calls, $6.00 pr. Ship-
ped express collect only. Paul
W. Barwick, Rt. 2, Pine Park,
Cairo, Ph. CA 6-4402. Per. 256.

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE



















300 tons highly fertilized,
clean Coastal Bermuda grass
hay at farm at Louvale. R. L
Fareed Lumpkin, Ph, VE 8-

Coastal Bermuda hay
(highly fertilized) for sale in
field at farm located 5 mi. No.
of Blakely on Hwy. 27, $18.00
per ton until further notice,
Contact before sending truck.
We can arrange trucking on
8 - 10 ton loads at extra cost.
Mrs. Evelyn S. Gee, Blakely,
Ph. 4454,

Large sq. bales of oat hay,
85c bale, cut and baled with-
out rain. Ralph D. Ruther-
ford, Rt. 2, Powder Springs









| come oppressi



1962 crop hay. Coastal Ber-
muda, Lespedeza, Rye grass,
Clover and Fescue, 50c bale;
$20.00 ton at field, 6r 65c bale,
$25.00 ton at barn. Cecil H.
Travis, c/o Pine Crest Acres,
Riverdale, Ph. 461-4862.

Coastal Bermuda hay, large
bales, 75c, 1962 crop. R. L.
Jackson, c/o Flint River
Farms, Jonesboro, Ph. DR 8-
2245.

Sericea Lespedeza hay, 50c
bale, or $30.00 ton at barn, J.
J. Aderhold, Rt. 1, Winston,
Ph. 942-2764 (Douglasville).







Game and Fowl

FOR SALE



Chukar partridges, 10 wk.
old birds, $1.40; breeders,
$1.75 to $2.50. Orby Southard,
210 S. Grove St., Dahlonega,
Ph, 864-3765.

Bolands, $2.50 pr. now lay-
ing; also, Bobwhites, $2.50
pr., eggs, $15.00 C; day old
birds, 25c ea. Older birds pric-
ed according to age. Birds



from 1 to 12 wks. old. A. N.|.

Reeve, 7866 Roswell Rd., Rt.
1, Dunwoody, Ph. 993-4020.
Per. 32.

Young pheasants, all ages,
also, young Bobwhite quail.
Per. 90. George Blalock,
Grovetown, Ph. RE 6-2241, |

White King pigeons, $4.00
pr.; white doves, $4.00 pr: V.
E. Andrews, 1342 Columbia
Dr., Decatur, Ph. BU 4-1772.

Bobwhite quail eggs, $10.00
C.; day old birds, 20c ea.;
older birds priced according
to age. Per. 24, Walter H. Ha-
gan, Renolds Ra., Morrow, Ph.
366-1069.

Northern Bobwhite quail,









all ages and quail eggs rea--

sonably priced; also, few pr.
now laying fertile eggs, for
sale. Eggs hatched on shares.
Per. 52. Joe Linkous, 4011
Briarcliff Rd., N. E., Atlanta
6, Ph. 634-7416.

Northern Bobwhite quail, 5
wks. old, 60c ea.; Ringneck
doves $4.00 pr.; white doves
$5 pr. Will ship express col-
lect. Quail eggs, $2.00 doz. in-
sured parcel post. Send money
order. Per. 28, Miss Eve Wal-
lace, 716 Myrtle St., N. E.. At-
lanta 8, Ph. TR 4-5152.

Northern Bobwhite quail, 1-
7 day old birds, 25c ea.; older
birds 5c ea. additional week.
Per. 129; also, some Cornish
chicks, assorted ages. Alvine
C. Arrington, P. O. Box 203,
Stone Mountain, Ph. 469-8907.

Chukar partridges, 60c -
$2.50 ea. according to age,
good healthy birds. Roy A.
Patterson, 78 Claire Dr., S. E.,
Atlanta 15, Ph. MA 7- 5618.

960) = 64 hatch breeder
quail, up to 10 and 1/8 ounc-
es or 4 ozs. larger than aver-
age. Imp. 42 yrs. Order eggs
early, Per, 27; also, will pay
$10.00 pr. for unrelated su-
perior Bobwhites to further
improve mine. Free color
photos and state wt. Cert. of
Champions. William A. Tho-
mas, Box K., Mark Bldg. At-
lanta, Ph. MU 8-0866.

Pheasants 1 wk. to 1/2
grown, all sizes, Ringnecks,
Reeves and Mongolians, prices
depend on size of birds. J. H.
Roquemore, RFD 2, Americus.

Ped. N. Z. White rabbits of
best bloodlines: 2 trios, 3 mos.
old, $12.00 pr. trio; 2 fine
bucks ready for service, $7.50
and $8.00 ea. All special se-
lects. Satisfaction guarn. R









eee Brantle eontte 0
49, Wrigh

| gestion has become aC

Many of these same citize
call when it was safe to walk
night in any but the worst sectic
city, where the innocent didnt
way. Delinquency, adult and
was not a mounting problem.

Today, or tonight, uneasiness

bad as in New York or many et
but it is beginning to get that wa:
policemen in our city move in
threes in some sections of the com





















13 Silver pheasants
with 2 cocks and
young pheasants, 19!
hatch. $35.00 for al
ship, no collect call,
Clure, Sr., ;

942-3077.

Bobwhite quail one
$22.00 C.; 2 wks. old

to put out; Chukar
all sizes and bantam:
s, Per: 1142-3. of

Log Cabin Dr., Sm
794-4696. After 6 p.

AUG. 161:00 p.m.
Commercial Replace
Hereford Heifer Salk
Coastal Plains Expe

- Station, Tifton, Ga
heifers No grade
GOOD over ue 5
BCIA Records
fers, Open Heifer
Calves Graded

_ stock Extension Se:
For information
Georgia Hereford A:
cone P.O. noe

a.

AUG. 17 1:00 p. m.
Purebred Guernsey
Livestock Arena,
Fair Grounds, Macon,
42 Females and 5 Mal
Females are fresh or
calve soon. Sale is 5

catalog write: W. W
ney, Rt. 1, Canton,

AUSUSE 23, 1962
P.M. Duroc Aucti
at farm south of
nille, Ga. 40 gilts
boars, some from CMS bi
and some from Certifi
litters. Ben Joiner, Ten

SATURDAY AUGU
10:00 A. M. Shetla

farm located 8 Es
Covington, Ga. at inte
tion of Ga. Hwy. 142
11 100 ponies to b
sold, both Reg. and Gr
Free pony to be even ay
Roy Arnold, Rt. Cor
ton, Ga., Ph. Ta6 52

AUG. 25 1:00 p. m.
Altamaha Hereford |
ers Annual Sale of
ed Herefords at W.
Co. Livestock Mark
Jesup, Ga., Col. Ro
Brockinton, Hadloc
Auctioneer 9 Hor
Bulls, 17 Horned Fem
16 Polyled Bulls, 34 P.
Females All of pop
bloodlines For Ca
phi P. O. Box 67, O
-Ga.

SATURDAY, Sept. 1
17 So., 5 mi. from Sava

2:00 P. M.,

quarter horses, cow po
and other ribbons and
phies Sunday, Sep
starting at 10:00 A.
horse frolic, barrel rac
rescue race and many
events. Ribbons and t1
phies to have classed ev.

small frys, juniors, sen
and Jack Benny.
ments available, room
over-nite camping. T
Bavantae Sheek