Ihrough the ages--in order

Ihrough the ages--in order of time—man used the horse; as a source of food, for meat and milk; for military purposes, both as cavalry and to draw vehicles; in the pasttimes and sports of nations, in chariot and horse races; for agricultural and commerical pursuits, in pulling loads and tilling the soil; and for recreation, sport, and limited commercial use. Horses were first brought directly into what is now the United States by DeSoto in the year 153Q. He had 237 horses on his ships. Then, about the year 1600, the Spaniards estab lished a chain of Christian missions among the Indians in the New World, These extended from the eastern coast of Mexico up the Rio Grande, across the mountains to the Pacific Coast, and each mission brought hojse.s from the mother country.""

Proper Fan Venilation

Effective Cooler

The correct use of fans can do much to cool your home effectively and inexpensively during hot summer days, says A. J. Lambert, associate F.x tension agricultural engineer at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

‘In areas where air condi tioning is not generally need ed, forced air circulation from tion from an attic fan will give relief,” says the engineer ‘When the temperature cools in the evening, the fan is turn ed on. Some windows are barely opened, allowing the fan to pull the cooler air through the living quarters and attic and forcing the warmer air aut attic louvers.” Lambert says this method is rery satisfactory for moun:ainious areas of the state. Average installation charges vill probably not exceed $150 tnd the fan can be operated or about 10 cents a day. The an is turned on manually, md a time clock can be set o cut it off. “Anyone who requires sleep without drafts in the early eveling will not like this arrangement, though,” he warns. Another procedure is to use