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Evening star., 1946-04-27
LOTS FOR SALE.

ONLY $3.50 for e 1a-acre lot in large
RfE co soo 9oy
aEs1aSREhAsD veg asSRfiaA n.y. hills washington.
most eslsiuiiy restricted suSdiyi:ion.:
eas svsa6e n ss5ed
WHITE. OIL. ss4o weekdays and 81. 6S.4
evenings and Sunday
Chevy Chase Circle. We have a number
from $3.50 for inside lots to. s3; 3;45o
Call Woodiey 300 till 8 pm. EDWARD
H. JONES CO., INC, $500 Connecticut
ave. NV. -27
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES-Beautiful
Homes of distinction make this locality
extremely ee e I'D desirable Lots ranging in size
is the time to select a site for your future
home. To reach property, drive out, 10th
st. to Kslmis rd;' turn left on Kalmia I'd:
BERNSTEIN 4 Co: 14l5 K St. NV
NE. $500. Complete Real Estate In
VETEkANs-use your G1 priority to build
On ehSfs lGtS Prced at prewar
low 10 wise priees, M sIssS and up; Soft flont
age; good depth: convenient terms; public
come come te 1928 X st. NV, FREDERICK w.
IDEAL IoCATIoN-Better hurry and come
Nd ~ ieea Priee Of ST ST. 500 each e snsludss @ ali
higher Terms, "a cash, balance monthly.
po.,tnl! 70 Inspect sr tsdsS sass call aRAHAM-HALL
EoTs EeaAs0fSi foR Ss GeiI sAGE-seautifuny wooded
domestic abuttins Rock Greek Park; in
Locust Hills Estate. just blocks north. Of
Naval Naval Med Medical Center on R0ckyiIe pike
ST phshs nRsos os shspheTa 1ssa sG
kEADS kEss ea 70 Nj BIZ sG1r 4SsE so @
some wooded; pretty views from most Of
vrsnia % hishwsy SseGi miles 81 from Washina =. a
ton in section of nice homes and estates;
+ 'ss.' !s Sis as ' ssf:
LOTS FOR SALE. by MRS. HAYcRAFT,
KsnshingtOn EsRhM. l5s GonnecticIt ave- -2s
block to Carroll ave. and busline. neal
also several other we'll located lots in.
gsnf fDt Blds
koma PARK Md. sH. 3444.,, rs
6smss Hoo,G ns sites
priced for quick. sale: building, financing
and architectural services available Fol
2244: ewes. ia. 0142. PAUL P. STONE
FOREST HILLs-Exceptionally fine Sites
for homes: wooded. convenient location;
priced for quick sale: building, fnancins
and architectural services available For
further information call Mr. Potter, OR.
2244: ewes, ia. O142. PAUL P. STONE
GEO. d. WILLIAMS Co.-Attention build.
ers. We have lots and building sites in
various sections Of Washington, D. C..
and suburban Md. Elk. s535. 30
Evening star., 1946-04-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

VETERANS, ATTENTION-Here. is your
Spp;1Itunity o., to own your oEn home and
$500. Fine highway. clears over $4,000
EsaI the a B tG0afeR o sgsts 9n For
NEAR SoLEsyiiILE, MD.-Modern 4.Sed-
place. !: baths. full Basement . eVeTythins every; hing
properly beautitqiiy fenced; dog Kennel
horses, cows: cold freeze unit. will mold 2
tenant JOHN T rfnn sRp 9 tar snd n
Nd: Gall Ashton tMd) 3s46. -2a
ATTENTION: ]. s;Is GIs.l5;acre farm tracts on
csnreb ZEE hbishxay' ~ Just mi from Falls iI
JOHN E, WRIGHT. INC, cH. All; ewes.
MoNTGoMERY Co.'s acres: ali-mod.
ern Groom house: all necessary outbuild-
eondition; nice stream throush property:
We also have other exclusiv. iistinss Which
We may show you at the same time. For
M AS With T. Il sEsh Al
4oSE oif6SGJSiTf i 81 5vS Si5 i. d h,
esy Ca SF%i M Il sas 4s5 aeres
5 sh Wooded s and ase e IN n
II,sn; ITams house .s vhiss h has sisetTielty sna
barns in Monteomery Co, extensive feed
ing ing, barns. silo; good fencing all fields
we a interest in ownsr share
Wiz b1oSsf Se BUELL. n eARPSERe' sSiSeessss sss
sS!Ssf2 SSSf$oatEaaf ~ eobs1y e!a@ on maj. hi.h.
bank barn 4oxso poultry Houses. ma: ma.
chine shed, COW, barn and silo, owner
sffsT faek si RA sIoe upfo-dat. dair,
farm consists Of a 50-cow barn and all
neS eid res TIRnng bs sasr s IN snsry
miles from D. G. LEROY J. MYERS. i AS
d i si ACRES Res n r. SILVER s1fs spR1sc-s-losm
AMI, hIsplaes vsneti.n blinds, oiiif?ses. oil ssx.
heater interior recently remodeied: Com. COM.
tsy,.n try nicely situated for country lfe. con-
4iao: '0f evenings snins1s.s,Hn snd
los ACRES in IN Fairfax ssfifi Co. Va, Is Sr mi.
cleared; new cinder-block building ssxS4
house esss sssa Se s5oe sss9Pssee essh is
esf9ss Il sq pLAsh%ToN shG%nf 81 s9s 81 4os
with attractive old Colonial home Of I'll II
rooms, 3 large halls. . stairways fire.
places, baths and hot-water furnace.
5arse Lar old stone chimneys; House almost
improved inside and outside. MaRnifcent
old. trees and shrubbery surround house
and make beautiful lawn Large amount OF
come come: Fronts on Richmond hwy. = other
washington % over hish.speed Mi hishwsg. 1ss%
RTife PHSir $a5;9Ho .H,, Phone GE. 7o37. ..as
frontage: beautiful Groom home with ali
isnart sTn with snus trees and small lake LARGE
other outbuildings This is considered one
Of Montsomery Countys best farms aud
EudeN + Psssed a aNs eGImae 54 HuPs ssssSn
rd.. Bethesda, Nd. WI. s0as; evenings
and Sunday. Mr. Mannar, Rockville Is.
MoNrgoR@fRsY e RnSs IeSShP WI tssS
as chicken farm; 7-room house, i bath.
modern kitchen. Suitable for subdivision.
Price. 100000. Also 15S acres on Bal.
SSs s2 'uisss sS.sasi ioF and sSnds9 Vi
SHOcKEY & MooRHEAD, Realtors. 342S
poToMAc esr N RfvER-A s5o-acrs stat. .Hs fa.s,
I.ons;, D. c; line; in Maryland: Az unusual
better-than-average tobacco and general
darn dsnrs crops aUa Wel,eonstrusted brick resi-
other buildinss. The hish elevation com. onao
and is located wen below pollution. Prie.,
ii0GGa RE FaANsfs NsafE 4qsR; FoREs sf.r HILLS week.,
estate section OF The Star.
CONTINUED on Next Paee,)
Evening star., 1946-04-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for inves-
tors-4S.57 acres Of ideally located ground
with good roads. telephone and electricity;
well wooded with large old trees; Just
north Of the new Naval Ordnance Labora-
tory. in Montgomery COUNTY: $3.50 per
sURANCE CO., sH 3490; ewes. WI. 5434
top of a hill overlooking pretty stream:
wooded with large trees: pretty view for
several miles: property runs from one
Street; less than : blocks from main Viz
ginia highway in section Of nice homes
and estates, Q miles from Washington
Other tracts from l to 5 acres. Phone
GE. 7037. -27
10 ACRES, h-mile frontage on Route
50, 20 miles west Of winchester: the main
ton in nice valley. two-thirds clear: GOOD
farm and srazine land, stream running
through, several good springs; hunting and
dshing.. good refuge from possible
atomic bombing. NO. 2141 till pm. -sS
Evening star., 1946-04-27
LOTS WANTED.

I PAY CASH for lots In D. c, or nearby
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858
WILL PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY for
in D. c. or suburbs Please submit full
details to Mr.. Raymond, with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, 927 18th st. NV. DI. l41l
LOTS suitable for fats or small apart
ments. GE. $3.50. evenings.
BARNABY WOODS-Beautiful wooded set
ting for home; near Rock Greek Park: all
utilities and conveniences: must sacrifice
at 50 $50 cash. Owner, Kensington 30-J
2Ss
IN NORTH ARLINGTON Deal direct
with owner: must be reasonable. Call
Evening star., 1946-04-27
STORES FOR RENT.

1884 EYE ST N.W.-1,6 600 So. It. plus
large basement; ready June. Address owner
noWNToRN diGsstiz RoS I1GI4,6N soGiA: ssar :, ss'
200 SO. feet, suitable any business; avail
able May l. MA. 4i63s =
nossessian % oyer msa MagnoWef oaS so ca foy
appointment to discuss in person only.
WEAVER BROS, INC. DI $500, GL
1855. 80
VACANT STORE located on one Of the
busiest business streets in Washington:
Just completely remodeled. with new front;
stricken with illness, will transfer lease
for $4,000. Box 39S-B. Star. rs
STORE near sth and H sts NV, about
700 SO. it., 500 mo. Box 46lB, Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
our-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

ATTENTION. large construction companies
400 -homesites available between two
established subdivisions with over 200
houses built before the war. Immediately
west of the city limits Of Richmond, Va,
adjacent to the University of Richmond
low county taxes, water and other utiIi-
ties: zoned, for GI houses. Demand for
scHM1pr, % 'S Jr., n soS Atlante eeo Life B sids.
sisshhmond. shhn@nd Va Dial 7-23o7: evenings,
bath,ms Sarases soqse modern lH ecny suns. suns.
mer season, $1,000 P. w KNIGHTS,
North Hatley, Quebec, Canada. Phone
Evening star., 1946-04-27
BUSINESS PROP. SALE Cont.

IN NEARBY VIRGINIA at main intersec-
Hee sys pike ana SLEEPY aoe%
ca e sff st ffE REnEER motfE 'shef en- @ y per sa "
@sND AND NJ SIS. Nw@second com
a msrsa story pHsk REs1y Rss With eoRs se
FiRsT Il c6MMER9As1s sa fyes EN- sotS sSss s.
With Enslsh basemens SMNrn house
sSoN ss i0E INc essasSe Sess ssen oNehf
sffRa2; fafkfa% e6gSTY e a. so it. front,
property. and be convinced: Price. S5, 800
isi Farsa sas'k dr saie Arlnston, AAeN Va o2 R
RESTAURANT BUILDING. central down
ment; Containing large dining room. cock
tail lounge. private and banquet room. full
basement; now on percentage lease with
$500 900. csil NJ. Kyle with sHANMoN
& LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
5O-FooT FRONTAGE, commercial ground
business area. oRAHAM-HALL, wi. $3.50.
GEORGIA AVE. near Rittenhouse st. NV.
mercial zone. Ideal for stores or ofnces. A
%s 81 % 6See +sR With 0is kay RHAL41
G 400 fh. BLK. I'll 9th ST. N.w:-Excel. oDportu-
nifty for any type retail business, imme-
diate possession. Reasonably priced. RE.
100 BLOCK EYE ST. N.w.-3-story brick
eSenfnss and SUI Sunday 81 's 6zo5 N BOSS e
sPtHSSb sFhhs5 54l$ sr6RE E. GT nally modern apt
above; on north slae Of et 900 @ block I% Of N
NV. AID. Oo63; after hours, OIL. 7a7s.
NEAR 18th AND T NV, 1st comm, zpned
60-C-4, 900 So. TT. to alley, improved by
two 2-story dwellings, rented for S1,230.
I. BERS, GE. $500 or GE. 3049. -28
End COMM, 2-story brick bldg. on 21st ST.
st DRURY RUIZ VIII RhAIfy Tfs aST coR IN s
x RE l1a3; eyes, oL: 2117, .7
bldg. with large barn, partially converted
into dormitories; Z acres, over 500 IT.. on
pike, 2l2 mi. north Of Naval Hospital; tea
room, ANTIQUES. guest home or school would
CORP, {, 1877 x. RE. 1888; ewes, oL.
EXCELLENT OFFICE LOCATION, 1sth and
H sts. n.w.-5-story brick BLDG; easy
terms; possession in SO days DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1872 x. RE. 1133; ewes,
coL0RED-NEAR 18th AND S sts. NV:
ment;, oil h 3w.h;; sl3.75o: Call Mr.. Hun
52S5. BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 st. NV.
CoLoRED-1st CoMM.-eoo blk. st.
ne. 2-story with floored basement; conv.
all trensp.; only $3.50. terms arranged.
Call DI. s724, N. BASILIKO REALTY
Evening star., 1946-04-27
OFFICES FOR RENT.

HYATTSvILLE-3-room suite on End A.;
main street: secretarial service available
II desired, Reasonable. Can MR.. ALBERT,
Warfield 3900. 81
LARGE, FURNISHED private ONCE, also
will share furnished ofice; mail and phone
service. L. j. COWIE, 500 Eye st. NV. -27
LOCATION. F ST. near 9TH
4 rooms. 4th floor. no elevator: will rent
p5STaR9ys sssonasly oEA,61 IA 41e3 3v,v .nort
it. of floor space, divided into 3 rms. re-
ception rm. and bath; within . blocks of
HENRY J. RoBB. INC. 1os4 S vermont Sue ave
DI, S141, >
WANTED-Representa of electronics
company to share ofice suite, secretarial
and reception service RE 1868. -2S
$4,000 FIT. of good, bright ofice space,
divided into As rooms, available in so
days; near G and 9th SITS. NV: will rent
whole or in part: only responsible tenants
will be considered. Apply Box 462-B, Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
ACREAGE WANTED.

CASH IMMEDIATELY for lots or acrease,
q. G.. Va. or Md; prompt settlements
JESS FISHER, 913 N. Y. ave. NV RE. 5000.
AND TIMBERLAND WANTED In
and around Washington. Please stats
54-A. Star. 3Os
100 acres wanted be.
tween wash and Bait. for industrial lab
must be on hard surfaced road, reason-
ably close to power lines, to have some
high ground and small stream. Give
acreage. price and location, by sketch
orefers bly,. Box 324-Y. Star. rs
Evening star., 1946-04-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

RESTAURANT I aao' downtown location. Call
End COMMERCIAL building or ground
wanted with at least 900 50. it. Give
full details. Box 452-B, Star. =
Mr.. DOWNTOWN PROPERTY OWNER
Do you have store on which lease will
produce very substantial tenant for you
Telephone and ! will see you at your con-
yenience Guy Whiteford. McKEEVER e.
LARGE COMMERCIAL ART STUDIO wants
approximately I 200 to 1000 50; f., house
term lease consider buying If possession
guaranteed October; not downtown shop
ping section. AD. 347s till $50 pm;
evenings WO. $3.50. 3
Evening star., 1946-04-27
STORES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-stores to operate
laundry agencies. in any neighborhood;
a Ea ssn snd Vn
sinia ave. ne. FIR 4343 -6
RESPONSIBLE TENANT wishes to rent or
buy, store or office in Bethesda. Prefer i'm
STORE OR WORKSHOP with liv. quarters
wanted in D. C. or. sub. area by disabled
slider garage with apt. above. Phone RE
4142, q am.-5 pm 2Qs
Evening star., 1946-04-27
OFFICES WANTED.

TRADE JOURNAL needs small unfurn
room Or desk space by May /, $40 max;
downtown location preferred. Call Elk.
LARGE COMMERCIAL art studio wants
approxima tely 900 to 1000 SO. IT., house
or ofhce: 1st commercial zone, long-term
lease. Consider buying il possession guar
anteed October. Not downtown shopping
area; AID. 347s till $50 pm: ewes. Wo.
; 3'sT or ROOMS. separate or in larger
suite. in modern office building. downtown,
financial district, by established lawyer.
Box 204-C, Star 90
Evening star., 1946-04-27
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

18th ST. NV, vacant. rear 1900 block
1-story brick bldg, suitable for many uses;
approx. LOO So. IT. This property has
sider leasing. H. G. SMITHY CO.. Ma.
1903 -2S
WAREHOUSE in rear Of 1919 18th st. NV.
aRproximately LOO So. it., wide paayyed
IN DOWNTOWN, N.W.-We have one
story. brick bldg; with soft. frontage
and 100-ft. depth. Driveway in rear lead
ing to .15-ft. alley. Good location for
wholesale or retail business. Possession at
settlement Call DI. S724. 80
Evening star., 1946-04-27
PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE CASH BUYER, small store. any D. C.
locatien. Call TABLER, INC. l713 N st.
coon APT. HOUSE INVESTMENT in the
500, 900 to 100000 range. located in
Washington. D., c. Direct contact with
owner preferred. Must show good yield.
INVESTOR interested in small apartment
up TO 16 units Box 3nn-C Star 2Ss
Evening star., 1946-04-27
sEAsHokE PROPERTY,

at Bethany Beach, Della
ware-Entire season only. Apply Box 81,
Selbyville, Del. %
FOR RENT-Rehoboth Beach, Del. May
% through Sept. 15, furn. 3-bedrm. apt,
large porch overlooking ocean. S1,35O.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Downtown, $50 II.
on r.r siding, 10000 So IT. real bar
gain for investor. Act today. RE. 5216.
FACTORY or warehouse site, 10000 50.
it.. 5Ss #. on r. r. side. a mi. from Dis
triet line. OWNER. Ma. s435 or UN.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SUMMER CAMPS.

COUNTRY SUMMER SCHOOL in Blue
Ridge MIS-. Penna. Md. border. 2 hrs
ming, fishing, riding, woodcraft, week end
camping; home food: limited numbers,
12-1s years. Apply administrator. HON
WASHINGTON l5, D. c.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESKS in air-conditioned once. Phone.
Vermont @ Mt NV. Suite so3. DI 3i41. ~.
DESK SPACE. telephone answering serv-
ice: midtown location; $50 monthly. Box
o45-R Star or
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SUMMER HOMES.

COTTAGE WANTED, furnished, summer
months. 6 to 8 rooms; mountain or sea-
shore railroad facilities radius 100 miles
1880: Sat and Sun, CHI. 1902 -2S
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

9 OR BEDROOM HOMES urgently needed
Warfield 0S0S.
"a HOURS-We can sell your property.
Give us "a hours. Call OK. O616, ABARC
REALTY, 1924 Lee hwy 40
Evening star., 1946-04-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WHAT REAL ESTATE have you for sale
MckEEvER i wI1TEFoRp. 1914 < St
VII WILL P5 su2 a7of oR RENT house vicinity 3 C.
UP to $4,000: can exchange house sub
urban Phila. Box 265-C, Star. IS"
Evening star., 1946-04-27

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Evening star., 1946-04-27

GEO. 81. WILLIAMS Co.-Attention build
ers.. We have lots and building sites in
various sections Of Washington, D. c.,
and suburban Md. Elk. S535. go
Evening star., 1946-04-27

ONLY $3.50 for a la-acre lot in large
development near Silver Spring. Md Only
$50 down. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 1900.
6505 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-03

q. Summer Handbags too, with Lustrosheen slip
covers. RuffIed or Including 2Ooo tax $6
h. Pinofores by Celeste sprout eyeIet wings .
adorable way to dress your daughters. With rose,
blue or yellow. Sizes 3 to 6x-----------$7.o5
Sizes 7 to
A Celeste pnofore forthe youngest oherub wings
over her shoulders . flirtotious sosh tie. Pink,
blue or maize; sizes ! to 3----------$5
l. For juniors, Judy n Jill makes lustrosheen even
more engaging with eyelet-morgined sleeves. Pink,
blue, aqua, maize or white; sizes to l5---$16.e5
j. Bright, even early in the morning our robes
by Dorian Candy pink or blue with eyeIet cornish.
Mororie's, sizes to
Mothers, sizes Z to
k. ScoIIops 90 round and round this Teen Set Lus-
trosheen dress. Blue, pink maize with oval neck
line, barrel skirt. Sizes 10 to lo-------$895
The Betmor half o-hot
l. Jane goes to porty in q basque topped dress
with bows on its pockets; her snowy coor loce
edged. A Doll own Fashion pink, blue or moize.
Sizes to II $7o5
m. Twice as sweet this fetching young dress by
Celeste, when sisters dress alike Exquisite tucked
and lacy white collar Rose, blue or yellow.
Sizes to 6x---$7.o5 Sizes 7 to lO----$10.95
w&I-Fourth Floor Of Young Fashions.
Handbags First Floor.
Negisees. Third Floor
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

July %, and the daily average
dropped to 4O8 pounds for that
period-a 81 per cent decrease.
This was loss of 1877 pounds of
milk day-a decrease in income
amounting to $685. daily.
From July IA through the 22nd-
nine-day period when the herd
was on native grass-the average
production was 346 pounds daily,
From July % through July 81
the following nine days when the
herd was on alfalfa-brome - the
average daily production from the
same Is cows grew to 438 pounds
day-increasing Pusch's income
for the nine days by $30.22. The
latter average was made after the
native pasture had virtually dried
up.
PuSch'S records show that on
July ~, the last day the cows were
on native pasture, they produced
3O2 pounds Of milk The following
day, after grazing on alfalfa
bronze, the herd produced 400
pounds Of milk-a gain Of 1873
pounds.
Cost accounting records kept by
Pusch show that the pasture pro-
gram cost only $40, for seed and
fertilizer. Although the first graz
ing year paid all costs and re-
turned a substantial profit, Hem
thorn points out that the pasture is
good for several more years with
out additional expenditure.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
Clifton News

Mrs. Eugene Lewis, of Stages
Creek, visited her sister, Mrs.
Fred WEIGH one evening last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jones an,
family were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
WEIGH, Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Johnston return
ed to her home last week after
spending several days with rela-
tives and friends in w. Va.
Misses Evelyn WEIGH and Ma
omi Lewis returned to their
homes here after spending six
weeks in summer school at Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Porter and
l'ausn I, Peggy Ann, were guests
f the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter 3'2ck, Sunday.
Mrs. Rcba;t Lewis has infect
ID Ivas from beam SRA, but she
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

NIGHT HUNTING The an
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

is improved now.
Mr.. John Hanks and son, Am
brose, of Sturgills, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Roland.
Mrs. Hettie Little and Mrs
Floy Mccullough were guests al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Gllley, Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Eller and daughters
Glcnda Lou and Margie, Mrs
klyce Hartsoe and daughters
Mary Alice and Virginia Dare,
were visitors Of Mrs. Mary WEIGH,
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Welch, of
Lansing, were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lewis,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Eel Crysel, Mas
ter j. P. CrySel, Mrs. Dossie
WEIGH, all of WilkeSboro, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lewis.
Several people attended the
decoration at the WEIGH cemetery
Sunday.
Messrs. Claude Riley and Ward
Sheets, of Clifton. were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fhos. J. Sheets, Sunday evening
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

Wallace Pusch, Dodge County,
Wise, dairy farmer, is an acknowl.
edged champion in the annual bat
tie against hot weather and drouth,
twin enemies of summertime milk
production.
Pusch's armament in the fight
was a six-acre field of alfalfa
bronze pasture mix, planted in the
spring of 1945 as an antidote for
native pasture shortages resulting
from heat and drouth. The pas
ture program was set up by the
extension service of the University
of Wisconsin and supervised by
w. H. Henthorn, Dodge county
agricultural agent. Seed and ferti-
,1izer were contributed by the Kraft
Foods Company of Wisconsin.
Pusch's Dairy Herd Improve
ment Association records speak for
themselves:
From May IS through June 2,
'Pusch's Holstein herd, consisting
Of Is cows in production and nine
heiferS, grazed on Is acres of ma
tive pasture. The herd averaged
534 pounds Of milk day. On June
3, the herd went on alfalfa bronze.
where the Is cows averaged sos
pounds Of milk day for the next
19 days. This was an increase of
ia per cent, and an increase in
income totaling $32.85 for the addi-
>tional $50 pounds Of milk.
The herd returned to native pas
ture June "a. remaining through
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

nual rash of hunting for deer
with artificial light has broken
out, and fish and game protect
ors are busying themselves try
ing to break up this illegal
sport"
Among the 232 convictions for
game and fish law violations OBJ
tanned by the protectors in July
prosecutions were seven for hunt
ing deer with artificial light. &C
cording to &C. D. Kirkpatrick.
chief of law enforcement. The
court assessed each of the seven
persons the minimum fine-S100
and costs. There were five con-
victions or charges of hunting out
of season.
Fishing without license headed
the monthly list of convictions.
Protectors picked up 12l anglers
on this charge.
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The Everyday
Counselor
Rev. Herbert Spaugh, D. D.

If you want to have a good time
try saying something nice to an
other person or showing appre-
citation to your associates. You
might commence on wife, hus-
band, father, mother, some en-
plOyee or even the boss. But let
me offer one Warning--if you
haven't been in the habit of do
ing this, commence gradually or
you may be in the position of a
husband who was attending an
institute / was once conducting
on family relations In the first
session I advised wives and hus-
bands to show appreciation for
the other. suggesting that gifts
and compliments were as much
appreciated after marriage as be-
fore.
In the next session there was
a question period. This husband
announced that he had followed
my advice and had taken a box
of candy home to his wife. She
received the gift with the ques-
tion. Nov, what have you been
up to-" He said that he had a
hard time explaining and that he
Gid NOT think much of my ad-
vice I asked him how long it
had been since he had taken such
a gift to his wife. He said he
c0Us6n't remember, but he was
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fraid that it had been a LONG
me.
I recently attended national
convention of civic clubs. The
losing session was quite evident
Y the most enjoyable. 1t was
evoted to the presentation Of
Awards and citations for out
,tanding service of various clubs
md individual members. The at
.,osphere was one cheerful ex-
,ectancy and enthusiasm. The
yarious awards were greeted with
much applause. There was little
# monetary value IN these
awards, but there was sincere ap-
0reciation. Everybody was hav-
ing a fine time.
The oil of appreciation is one
If humanity's best lubricants. Yet
t is used far too little. The pages
If our newspapers are filled with
accounts of human, domestic, in
dustrial, civil and international
strife. Men and women hurl ac-
cusations against one another.
1 can't help wondering what
would happen if we would show
the same zeal in expressing ap-
probation for the virtues of 9TH
ers that we do in denouncing
their faults.
Why not try carrying along with
YOU an oil-can filled appreciation.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

Forest fi=n> I" far7~~n ot'1ar
han to thr trees thi nselves.
They kill al! WiIdIife.