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Evening star., 1948-07-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN VACANT LOT-West side Of
23rd ST.. between and SITS. NV; alley
side and rear; 48h feet wide by depth
of 1924 feet, containing 5,926 square
feet; will accommodate a three l3)
story, 3O-apartment, efficiency unit build
Of approximately S20,OOO; building and
land complete should cost not in ex-
Of slSo2of1 Prif Us Of f5 It, s. nS
HAVE SEVERAL IDEAL BUYS in apart
ment houses. ranging from 8 to 80 units;
II Nith n.Si sazNs0S M. ss45. 4 IUcHs Co. l59S s
rage. service bldg, alley on rear. Ideal
Sale price, $4,000; cash. $4,000. RE
GARAGE and filing station situated on
miles from Falls Church on Lee hwy.
Garage recently enlarged and equipped.
Filling station pumping approx. $4,000 to
1sGo9 LIS caaab aaonS ss57 FIJI iii pm gan
near Goth. $4,000. good for small store,
or parking cars: adjacent to Goth and K.
M st. mr.. Goth, $4,000: vacant; 2nd
commercial; good for owner occupancy,
building construction office, plumber. hand
laundry, etc. Must have " cash. Ma.
952s. Ma. 1920, FRANK A. GIBBONS,
1925 10th st. NV. 10.
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In Arlington County, Va. This property
must be seen by every one who loves a
little private estate at No. 6O4 No. Fill
more st.. near Lyon Park Center. 6-rm.
and 1h-bath frame house: sun parloI,
bsmt.. fioored attic, porches. gar. lot
1O0x125. all fenced In, gorgeous shade
rock gardens; within l block Of schools.
stores and Transportation: immediate pos
session. Open for inspection at all times.
(Co-operation Of brokers invitedD Price.
S1S.500. RE1BLE. exclusive agent, OK
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CHURCHES FOR SALE.

COLORED-e16 F ST. N.E.-Modern brk
church bldg on lot 2Ox1O0; auditorium
seating capacity 200, plus Sunday school
h.-w.h.; 2 baths; 42-in. exhaust fan;
$4,000; terms. SCOTT SANDERS. TR.
1868; eyes,, vi. 099O. IL
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IORCOM LANE AREA

Red brick, Of English design; large corner
lot with trees; prewar materials; In Inn
frepl, dining rm. 14x15. side screened
porch, large modern kitchen, appliances,
breakfast alcove:. 2nd f., 9 bedrms.,, two
complete tile baths, large closets; finished
basement, maids room, laundry rm.. oil
heat, garage. Price. S24.500: immediate
poss. For appt., call e. H. IRWIN, MA.
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ORLANDO, FLORIDA

Homesites on hard-surfaced road peef
the largest Florida inland city and one g
the most beautiful in America, with
fruit groves rolling across the surround;
ing territory. orlanio's recreationaI
facilities include golf, tennis. bride paths
you you these homesites a. s2sb up On terms
Is low as $45 cash and els per monsn.
Call Mr.. Edward Doerr, NE. 1143: ewes"
ME 0540, with
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Realtor, 1879 Z st. NV. -ls
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OPEN SAT-. AND SUN. l-6

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-6
1O5 Woodlawn ave-, Falls Church. This
tains large living rm. with firepl, dining
rm., equip. kit. and " bath on 1st T.;
3 bedrms. and full bath on 2nd f.; full
basement with outside entrance, gas h.
VIII, and many other attractive features
to be found only upon your personal in
spection. To reach: Drive out Lee hwy.
past stoplight in Falls Church to Wood
lawn ave, left on Woodlawn ave. to LOS
and our open sign.
VEOMAC PEAITV
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ARLINGTON

occupancy Newly completed Groom CO.
lonial; entrance hall. closet. beautiful ly-
iRs TGG% fteSen st oo eRtra
large bedrooms, child's room, bath, second
door. All rooms well lighted; clear white
oak floors. Recreation room. fireplace and
outside basement entrance. Sale. OWNER
RIIIlDE,R liz
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AURORA HILLS

Quality brick home. with center entrance
hall with guest closet. Lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace and French doors opening onto
screened porch. Attractive din. rm. with
kit. tiled "a bath on frst floor; 8 nice
bedrms. with extra-lge.. closets and full
tiled bath on 2nd floor; full bsmt with gas
into lovely yard with old trees and a view
of Washington. Well financed. Close to
transp. in this restricted neighborhood Of
fine homes. Shown by appt.
SEWELL REALTY co.
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CAPE COD BRICK

bedrms., tiled bath and shower: stairway
rms: and bath; full bsmt:. auto, heat,
L. MCGEE KING
1851 Wilson blvd. Gil. 5273. CHI. 550s.
WHITE BRICK CAPE COD
baths This
many special features include living room
2s r.: long with picture windoT and ID
dining room, large light airy kitchen. "a
bath and bedroom With double ,,1 closets e;
ton ton room 14xas with fireplace ' 70 see
this cleaning home, come to or call
MANNAS REALTY co.
2.16 Wilson blvd, GL or OK. 27s4.-13
SUBURBAN BRICK BUNGALOW
attic. Large. equipped kitchen with gar;
base SSp0se copper 1e pmD; sas e Gs hnt full
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4:-13
$11,950
Is the price, Of this 3,bedrm. bungalow.
Also mas living rnn. Win nrepl., dlnette,
kit. and bath, full basement, oil heat,
stairway to expansion attic, Venetian
blinds throughout; 81: 500 cash will
handle. JNO. j. LOFLIN, Lofin Building.
2420 Wilson blvd. GIL. 4312. IL
OPEN 2 TO 6 TODAY
81, Colonial. Gsnter-hall entT,;; IT.. g; lgs;: rms.
e. %ns from o ya4a Wash naacss p With cYss
trust at ~. Small down payment.
Syd sisfs IT, On Esss9YEF Es
sAssK-Us- REALTY CO. exclusive. OK.
4O9 W. ROSEMARY LANE
Virginia Forest, Wa. rambling Cali
fornia-type bungalow Of masonry con:
struction, situated on wooded, Handicapped
lot 75xl5o acre; 1t ,. features large sr
place. dining room, up-to-date kitchen.
2 comfortable bedrooms, bath, stairway to
insulated attic, oil air-conditioned heat,
7-cu.-ft. refrigerator; lovely terrace to
enjoy relaxed moments in complete privacy;
delightful environment, near schools,
transportation and shopping center; terms,
S3;5oo cash, Reached M via Lse hwy; hTy' .Ir;s 2
right on Rosemary lane to open sign Open
poin.msns. rSd sSss''sa call M Mess "a 1855.
ThoS. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV, Realtors, EX. 400
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ARLINGTON's BEST BUY

Splendid location near Pershing drive and
North Nelson; 10 min. to Pentagon; we'll
built detached brick on level wooded lot;
den Cor bedroom), and kitchen on 1st
door; 2 bedrooms and tiled bath on 2nd
door; full basement with laundry and
lavatory; detached brick garage; priced
low for quick sale. Call Mr.. Bees, CHI.
1888 or FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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T,ORCOM LANE AREA

Open Sat. and SUM- till dark. Charming
home in this desirable residential area;
lge. landscaped lot; prewar constructor; on,
Ice. lv. rm, spacious din. rm.. de luxe
equipped kit. with breakfast nook space,
twin sized bedrm. with tiled bath; End
sewing room, abundant clothes and stor-
age closets. built-in chest: full bsmty
knotty-pine recreation room, fireplace. Va
sonably priced. To reach: Out Lee hwy.
to Cherrydale, right on Military I'd, right
on Lorcom lane, and left to 1865 North
Quincy, and open" sign. DOERING
REALTY CO., exclusive. FA. 8059. GIL
1908, WI 1864. -12
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GENTT,EMEN'S ESTATE

2s5 acres. recently remodeled house, very
lge. rooms, 3 hreplaces, reception hall,
oil feat. completely modern; excellent
grazing land; 2 streams; tenant house and
outbldg.; 26 mi. to D. C. Pictures and de-
tails, GRAHAM REALTY CO.. Wilson
blvd. No. and Fillmore St., GIL. 2244; open
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DEL RAY SECTION
Full price, Ss,5Oo Down payment, ST.
500, bal like rent, buys q stucco semi
det home. In good section with all con-
veniences. Contains liy. rm., din. rm..
kit, bedrms. and bath, gar, good lot.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 So. st. Asaph ST., Alex, Va. Open
nights and Suns. for your conv. Phone
TIE 7343. Alex 6644 III
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LURIA BROS.
,O46 Wilson blvd, OW. $500. -

COLORED-CAPE COD
In new-house condition; living room, large
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath:
attic can be finished into 2 bedrooms; on
lington. At $7,950, full price, this won't
last long.
A. H. BROOKS, REALTOR
3O16 Col. pike, Arlington, CH. 51OO. Ill
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ALEXANDRIA

&airhaven, Va; open Sun. to 6 pm:
A coy retreat spic. and span. detached
large lot 62x91 IT., 15O #. elevation, ex-
cellent neighborhood 2 blocks from new
shopping center; large living room, bed;
rooms, tiled bath, large fully equipped
kitchen; warm-air heat, basement. Priced
S11,250: furnished; .S10,250 unfurnished.
To reach: South on No: L hwy. from Alex Alex
haven ave. right on Rixey. DIR. for two
blks., right on Fort dr., then right to
18th PIX pl Tel. Sun, to only, Alex.
6906 For appointment call
RAUGUST & BEUCHERT
13S So Royal st. Everything in real
estate. 24-hour service OV. 59SS. III
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

BROKERS, ATTENTIONS acres, mod
ern Colonial brick house. rooms. "a
ton; guest house, other outside buildings;
double garage; view Of mountains open
on Route 24Q South Of Frederick between
Buckeystown 67-F-3l
FOR SALE-New 7-room stone house. all
located on Route % In NokesYille. Va. lie
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6lvd., lU0 y: on NoIih Iaylor 81: m Ars n.
ome' onaees. Prieed d So, 800. RoMYE LAM
BORN, ReaItor, exclusive agent, 1901 8.
Arlington Ridge rd., OF. 1856, OF. S035.
ON LEE HIGHWAY. II mi. from Wash.
lge. commercial lot with l46.ft. frontage;
ssti SSH 'eIeehs Lee hwy, Arlington. L. Va. 81.
THE WILLIAM PENN HOUSE, on Rockville
pike, near Naval Medical Center-Bustness
property for sale with "a acre Of ground
Now being run as teahouse with apart:
ment on second floor. Property zoned and
In operation now. Make offer. Phone
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FAIRFAX. VA.

1441VI k1<4y VIZ
II mi. from Wash. Lovely white asbestos
Single bungalow, consisting Of living rm..
dining rm.. ige. equipped kit, bedrm. and
bath on Isl; floor; bedrm: and den on on
screens; white board fence: on beautiful
half-acre lot; price. S11.500. with small
down payment C. A. METZLER, 3811 Lee
FLA oQ0q or VT 7664 -12
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HOME; IN VA.

CALIFORNIA HOME IN VA.
Living dining rm. 29.ex14, picture window.
large equipped kitchen with more than
enough cabinets, 2 tile baths 3 large bed
rms, finished in knotty pine; large bsmt
opening at ground level for rec. rrn.,. and
"a bath, 2-car garage; K-acre wooded lot.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. OK. 1885, GIL. O561.
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED, GROUP OF LOTS or acreage in
NV. b. c. Or Bethesda area zonsd for
2-ssory aPartnenss Write Mr.. walter.
IoT WANTED. preferably In b. c.; give
exact location, lot and square number,
size. lowest price. Box BLK. Star.
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UNSURPASSED VIEW

IA acres with an elevation of 500 it.,
and on a clear day the Blue Ridge Mts.
can be seen 80 miles away; entire prop.
erty fenced; the improvements consist Of
frame rambling type cottage. l brick
cottage and a l car garage, with concrete
floor; electricity and telephone. If you
are interested In . most magnificent loca.
ton with unlimited possibilities YOU should
see this property; only IL miles from
D. c., 500 It. off well-traveled highway.
JNo. J. LOFLIN. Lof1in Bldg, 2420 Wilson
blvd GIL 1921, Ill
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COMMERCIAL LOTS FOR SALE.
VA.-Lee highway near N.
sssn psr ssuafs e oT So es st. ressUnas a r
MccAY g. McCAY. Realtors, GIL. S675.
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RAUGUST & BEUCHERT
ANNANDALE

It. @ Elevation. lev BRICK rambler large iiv-
ing room, 2 bedrooms, over sized kitchen,
utility room with excellent oil heating
Med. cash payment: $50 per mo- incl
prime, int, insur and taxes. For ap-
pontment to see call
RAUGUST & BEUCHERT
J2s So Royal st. Everything in real
estate Calhoun service. ON. 698S. -
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FALLS CHITRCH VA

6-rm. bungalow. asbestos shingle. consist
rm., equipped kit, 3 bedrms., tile bath;
full basement; stairway, to partially nm
ished 2nd floor: nice lot: S11 1,950: c. A.
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IF IT'S CLASS
You want, this is it; new Colonial brick,
rooms. room ~ S4.ft. living % room. family sized
dining room, beautifully equipped kitchen,
2h baths, garage, screened porch; located
sive neighborhood, at $21 900; It's the
best in It's class; excellent financing and
close in. J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
CO OK 44S7 Ill
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERClAL eround
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. u.
ROTH. woodward BLDG. RE. 1880.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1948-07-10

You will nnd over 1o2 lo.s on .',s SHr ~, liss
water avail; priced under $500. :. Let Us
help you. select your h9mesi.s 'nr aN,9, N obi
ssasT or - vi 1915. c. D. MURPHY, Real
tor, 14O1 25th St. Sc. 10
OFF 18th ST.-$3,2 $50 UP
Several beautiful lots: Shepherd Park.
SHAPIRO. INC, ME. 1717, ia. 7511. Ill
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23
Byrd Tells South To Be Calm But
 Prepared to Fight

WASHINGTON, (P) - Senator Byrd of Virginia gave the Demo- cratic party's Dixie rebels this ad vice Saturday,:
 Hold your fire-but keep your powder dry.
 Byrd told a reporter he wants the south to be sure where if is go- ing before it cuts long-standing political ties in the argument over President Trumap's civil rights proposals.
 "We must make a calm, deliber- ate decision, on the basis of events as they happen and then be pre- pared to go through with it to the end," he said.
 Byrd told party gathering at Richmond, Va, Friday night that the south won't stand for laws set ting up a fair employment prac- ticeS (no race or color line) com mission, making lynchlng a fed eral offense and banning poll taxes and race separation.
 But he added that it would be time enough to decide what to do if southerners should lose their fight against enactment Of such legislation by Congress. Several House members from II southern states have adopted a resolution condemning the Presi- dents program.
 The southern governors confer ence on Feb. 8 gave the national Democratic headquarters 40 days to toss out the civil rights pro- gram.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23
Illegal To Beat Wife With Stick

MONTGOMERY, Ala. P)-No matter who says so, it is still ille- gal for a man to beat his wife with a stick in Alabama, attorney gen. eral A. A. Carmichael said Friday.
 If he does, said the attorney general, he subjects himself to prosecution under the law and also gives grounds for divorce.
 Carmichaeps statement came in reply to an assertion made by a substitute Soviet delegate before the United Nations economic and social council, A. P. Borisov.
 Borisov told the social commit tee of the council that in Alabama it is legal for a husband to beat his wife with a stick-if the stick is less than two inches thick.
 Snorted Carmichael,' Entirely erroneous and false"
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23
Dollar Steaks OK Sl8,OOO Damages

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (4D - In these days of dollar steaks, Sl8,O0O is not too much for a market to pay an injured customer for dam ages, the Florida supreme court ruled.
 Tt availeth little, when cotton is 50 cents, corn S2,50, steak $1 and common labor S6, to cite cases that were decided when cotton was five cents, corn was 50 cents, steak 25 cents and common labor one dollar" the court held Friday in it's majority opinion.
 The tribunal, in a 4-3 decision, upheld a jury's $18,000 award to Mrs. Esther K. Scholl for injuries suffered when she fell in a Fort Lauderdale supermarket.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23
Would Have Reds
 In U. $. Register

WASHINGTON, (P)-Rep Nix on R.-CalifD predicted Saturday the House will agree on law this year to expose American commun- iStS.
 His House American activi- ties subcommittee closed hearings yesterday on two bills. One would outlaw the party, and the other would make Communists register publicly as agents of a foreign power.
 House passage probably will be swift, he said. But, he added, he would not try to guess whether the Senate will follow suit.
 eve will explore the possibility of illegalizing the actual case hardened communist conspira- tors" Nixon said
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23

ton irrespective of what we may do to the contrary"
 Need for Leadership
 Europe is loafing on the job of genuine recovery, he believes. "The day they roll up their sleeves and go to work, recovery will be- gin" Visitors find the English and rench, supposedly starving, working only 40 hours a week. MT. Weir asks: Why don't they adopt a six-day week, which would greatly increase the pro- duction of all materials?" There are enough resources and man. power. Given the right kind of leadership and adequate incen- tives the peoples of Europe would work harder and more pro ductively."
 MT. Weir's phrases right kind of leadership" and adequate in centives" suggest the key to this entire puzzle of European diff culties. Take away the profit mo- tive and people lack incentive to work. Then add tax oppression and all the decay of leadership that Europe has had to put up with. The result is unrest and ecO- homie chaos. Grabbing the near est ism" will not bring prosper ity, nor freedom of any kind, for anyone That is the way to shack les that bind men: hands, feet, and ideals.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23

A tendency to develop arthritis may run in families.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Result
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-23

ton irrespective of what we may do to the contrary"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
Naturally Pm Preiudiced, but She's the
Best Mother In The World
By GROVER c. SCHMIDT JR.

MY FIRST thought when l
Ava learned that my mother had
been selected as Montana Mother
was what a wonderful honor this
was for such a swell person as
she is.
Naturally, being her son, I am
a bit prejudiced, but on thinking
back over our home life and re-
membering her influence over all
of us in the family, she certainly
is the best mother in all the world.
I feel I can speak for my broth
ers and sisters too, and know that
they will agree with me that our
mother was always a good sport,
giving a willing ear for all the
petty little troubles and problems
each of us seemed to have. She
always had a ready answer for
any question, no matter how triv-
ial, guiding us in what she knew
was the right way, and insisting
that truth, no matter how painful
it might have been to us, was the
right course to follow.
Her patience, affection and I'M
derstanding was a continual
source of amazement to those
who knew her. Five different
children with five separate angles
on every problem to come along
demanded a world of diplomacy,
but we all received the same
equal amount of counsel and guild
ance She was able to make
things work out the best for all.
Our home was always one to
which we were proud to bring
our friends, knowing they'd all be
welcome there and that there
were sure to be cookies, dough-
nuts or other goodies on hand to
refuel hungry kids.
Yet when we lost one of our
brothers from a sudden illness
when we were all quite young
mother was able to suppress hel
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

weight of the head swinging from
the hand at the end of the handle.
The manufacturer knows the best
length for a handle and provides
one that is most efficient. Too often
a woman holds the handle near the
head or in the middle. Usually the
hammer head need not be moved
more than a few inches to drive a
nail.
Use of Saw
1t may take a little more time for
a woman to learn proper use of a
saw. 1t is often difficult for her to
realize that very little strength is
required to use a sharp saw cor
rectly . that the more easily the
saw is handled, the better the job.
These are the simple steps for the
beginner to follow in cutting a board
in half:
Mark the line to be cut-the eye
of the inexperienced will seldom
guide the saw at the right angles
with accuracy. Place the cross-cut
saw across the board with the
toothed edge at a 45-degree angle.
Guide the saw with the tip of the
left thumb. Bring the blade back a
few times to make a start, then saw
back and forth.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

below the nail head there is a strong
tendency to bend the nail away. If
the hand is above the nail head, the
chances are that the nail head is
bent toward the worker. You'll find
it interesting to experiment and see
for yourself just what happens.
A hammer gets its drive from the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

grief, and work that much harder
for the rest of us.
Mother always seemed to man
age enough time for community
work, although I don't know
where she found it. There was
church work to do, help to be
found for those less fortunate
than we were and fund raising
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
Kitchen Carpentry
By LOIS LUTZ BRUNDAGE, Former Home Management
Specialist, Oregon State College, Corvallis

First, why can't a woman drive a
nail straight? Of course, many can,
but others do not know the simple
rule to follow to make the nail go
in straight. Here is the secret-the
workers hand holding the hammer
must be on a level with the nail
head as it is driven. If the hand is
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

Take long, even strokes, avoiding
the short, jerky ones Keep the sides
of the saw at a true angle with the
top of the board. The first inch de-
termines whether the finished cut
will have a square, true edge. A be-
ginner often gives herself away by
Juggling and pulling and wearing
herself out as she works. A slower
and more deliberate attitude comes
with experience.
Screwdriver
1t is not very hard for anyone to
use a screwdriver. The right posi-
ton is the most important point to
remember. To do a good job, the
screwdriver should be held SO the
working point is somewhere be-
tween the shoulders and the hips.
1t is difficult to place a screw in po-
sition if the screwdriver is held
away from the side of the workers
body, for the wrist has little
strength in this position.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

campaigns for the Red Cross and
other similar agencies.
All in all, my most fervent wish
is that each of her children will
manage, in at least some small
measure, to live up to her ex-
pectation and continue to merit
her pride in U.S.. If each of us can
do half as well as she in making
our own homes as good as the one
she provided for US, we will do
well. She has succeeded in max
ing a career of homemaking, a
rare accomplishment these days.
We r very proud of the fact
that she is our mother.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

WITH no other tools than ham,
mer, saw and screwdriver, the
homemaker can do a great deal of
constructive work about her home.
She can, for example, make any
number of items which add to the
convenience and efficiency of oper-
ating her kitchen.
Women interested in simple kitch-
en- carpentry should have a set Of
essential tools for their own use.
Generally, the purchase of a chest
of tools is not economical; too often
tools are included which are not
needed. Since good tools last a life
time, it is practical to choose them
n at a time and with care. Storage
in the kitchen keeps them readily
accessible.
Three Basic Tools
Most women start their set of car
pentry tools with a medium weight
claw hammer O6-ounce head, a
cross-cut saw e or 10 point, and a
set of three or four screwdrivers.
Now let's review some of the prin-
ciples which apply to use of these
three basic tools.