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HoUsEs .FURN. or UNFURN.

EASILY AVAILABLE to Boiling Field, An,
drews Field and and Navy Yard; 5 rooms oil
uNFURN. Or FURN. 5-room and bath
bunsa.; exceptionally large rms. through;
out, wood or coal burning fireplace. full
bsmt.. oil h.-w. heat; la acre of lovely
ground. wonderful for children and pets;
SIPS to $3.50 month. HI. 6143. -25
SILVER SPRING-6-room brick bungalow,
with or without 3 acres Of grounds $3.50.
Phone SH. 94s9. 1920 Old Bladensburg
rd pa
15Min, from Downtown D. G..
Beautiful, modern home; large bedrms.,
3t7 baths, corner and large picture win
dows in both living and dining rooms over
looking beautiful garden and woods; out
door terrace for eating and entertaining;
lst floor has large dining rm., living rm.
with fireplace. room and "a bath. opening
Oh living room may be used as guest room
or library: excellently equipped kitchen;
play yard Of kitchen: End floor has mas
ter bedroom with bath. 2 other large rooms
and bath upstairs partially overlooking
garden: unfurnished or partially furnished
at S225 month. Exclusively with
Hicks Realty Co., Realtors
37O6 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va.
oV. ss35. ov. 1857. Ewes. TIE. 0933,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C

First time offered. Detached prewar brick
home, near Lafayette and Blessed Sacra-
ment Schools. Liv. rm. with fireplace
large din. rm., kit. pantry and lavatory
LIST floor; End floor has bedrms and
baths: stairs to completely insulated and
finished 3rd floor; gas h.-w.h.: gear det
garage. Just of Military I'd where there
Is bus service. Reasonably priced at
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UPPER PETWORTH

UPPER PETWORTH
New detached 6-rm. and bath brick home
gas heat; excel. location. This is the las,
one Of a group of 30 new homes, located
near New Hamp ave. and Eastern. Can
be bought on terms. An excel. value al
Sl5.750. Immed. occupancy. Call HARRY
ROD MA 1925. -27
3rd AND VAN BUREN NV.
S13,95O. Detached brick; living room, din
ing room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath,
recreation room and full bath in basement
oil heat. We sincerely recommend this as
CO, 927 18th NV, Elk. 1877. Eve. DE
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s'REDUCED 70. $35, ,OO0l'

t'aa4afa. Devonshire pl. 3nex."-This welt,
built. one owner modern 4-bedroom homR
with many well7 thought -out features fof
gracious LIVING, situated on a commanding
double corner lot. just "a block west Of
Conn. ave. and the Kennedy-Warren and
opposite the Woodley Park Towers,
doctor seeking a home with every comfort
and in close-in, very convenient Conn.
ave. area. The many unusual features Of
this lovely home are too numerous to men,
ton, and will be appreciated only after
a thorough inspection. Convenient flnanc-
ing can be arranged. For further details
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HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Exclusive Broker. RE. 1855. "a
6519 Piney Branch Rd. NV.
Open Sat and Sun. 2:30 till dark. Semi
bungalow type, with living room, dining
room kitchen, two bedrooms and bath on
LIST floor: 3 bedrooms, bath and porch on
2nd floor; cellar. -hot-water heat, gas fur
mace. gas refrigerator. copper cutters and
downspouts, insulation, built-in garage.
Eve, Mrs. Dils. Taylor O296.
L. T. GRAVATTE
100 1Sth st NV Realtnr. MA 01H3
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BY OWNER

Corner Of Macarthur blvd and Man
ming pl., EN-. O35S. l2 rms, attractively
decorated, 8 baths, porches, h.-w.h, re-
duced, going South. ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.t.

completely furnished; Spring rd., near 18th
st.; 6-room brick, gas h.-w heat, front
ST Nj sbSis SCI" ~ $s
.r'oR s ss't slasst nHss be eis
S5f5EEDTTfEH1ss S55ff5Ff sSS MousE n,, Wv .r.;;,s;as
With Nth 3 .oc,. rooms: reception hall and hard
bedrooms and porch with full tile bath.
gas ,; hot;;water heat. 2;car brick garage,
sma ssagtifSl Snwy yard Priced for quick sale
N!XssHAf% !! + MARfs fs.s5s e.. faa4 Ssa issh
ooLoEEp@rsis & OR DI: asse 9Th ST. sw.-s story.
Z baths; $50 cash ash win handle. ''iaf' Nj
Barber: E. M. AIKEN. 500 H st. NV.
CoLoRED-slo.15o; $3.50 CASH; SEQ
per mo, row brick, lge. rms. and bath
S SShkiS Really fso Co. SET ST sasa' ewes re. aE.
CoLoRED-vAcANr-open to Sat:
IT, s:Sn.s} 81 S
safeaEe saEsgE! No pI;f' SAT. SUN. r. to
V. Iou 3ueDec pl rms, OIL h.-W.A., in
F. RerT1sHsS THy19R s9Rdisien NS as.rsctve terms WM
coL0hEbGsothi AND z SITS. N.wERow
30 5eS%s 'aa Rf9 sa9 '5ss co fs*n
eSLokEDEiMMrp1A1E Col 81 1Isl occurAsG24tI 81 8
1896 or DU. lO46. MsH
354O 11th ST. NV.
Colored Omen Sunday 1 IN povv H. lob
six rooms and tile bath; two rear porches,
detached garage; full basement with out
SA sisi03; aase INSPECT today. MURRAY So.'
Sc RANDOLPH PL. NV.
tWo-family house; % iiv.. bedroom, m kit sp tu and
bath on each floor; separate entrances;
eil co hsss; ~ ysTs ysfy good condition, MusRAY
COLORED VETERANS
$1,000 with low down payment; new
det; Ge,t frame +; . houses mr. gniv. Of Md. block
Md, block to bus, streetcar and stores.
Hard surfaced road. sewer. water. gas and
bea9m. M0ssss ss haSs hhags v ana s,s s t.
r. H. BEST, inc.
Realtor. WI. 1893; ewes. WI. 1890. 81
NV. S 5000 Row semi-det 75o down
Md. 5000 Ash. shingle
bungalow 1000
Sc. $500 2-family apt 1900
Md. 10,950 Brick bunea. $500
NE. 1880 Semi-det br $500
KY. Ave. 13, 800 Row white br. $500 4"
NV. 1880 Row br
uptown 1000
NV. 1880 20' Row br.-
. bath $500
NV. 1880 10 rental units 5000
NV. 23,500 unit apt
1St Comm. $500
The above properties are offered for
sale or trade on your property. John
McRae, AL S719 with BROWN REALTY
CORP Realtnrx nII SkSE 90
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CHEVY CHASE. D. q,

Today's best buy, $3.50 31st pl. NV. You
must see these homes to be convinced
large dining room, modern kitchen. powder
room. large screened porch; 3 large bed;
rooms, . baths, finished attic; attached
garage, large wooded lot; trades considered
Open / to pm. To reach: Out. Conn
ave, right on Nebraska ave; to Utah ave,
then left to 81 st pl. and right to exhibit
hnme. pIRON RA 70nl IA
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RAYMOND B. DUNN

CLEVELAND PARK"
An attractive Dutch colonial home located
in one of Washington's most convenient
residential sections. This lovely home with
lge. bedrms and . lge. spacious liv. rm.
with fireplace. maids rm. in bSmt. and q
rounded by hedges assuring complete pri-
vacy, modern kitchen: owner anxious for
immediate sale and has priced property
under 100000; bus on corner, close to
schools and shopping This demands i'm
mediate action Cali NE. 1143 until 6 pm.
7 WEST Fly BUCHANAN
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50. 500 cash; S62 per mo-; rms. and
bath. h.-wh.. excel. cond Call now,
ARKIN REALTY CO., ST. 1862; ewes. GE.
ICOLORED-5sth AND DIX ST. NE.-Row
brick. rms, and bath, full bsmt. price.
Der. with E. NJ. AIKEN. 500 II st. NV.
MA 1855. IA
COLORED-GooD NE. LoCATIoN-Houss
with income. in excellent condition, owner
could live in one apt and rent 9; eonv
to transp: and schools: very reasonably
priced; JOHN zIRwM, INC; Realtors
COLORED-N.E. :
1902 7th st. me-, open Sunday, l-B-Thiaa
excellent hSuse Of g rooms and large
roomers. and in nne location. Be sure to-
Terms. Mr.. Davis, GL. 4sos. '''', )
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
NJ nAA
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Open Sat. and Sunday, 2 to 6
Bethesda, Nd; 1900 Cheltenham dr., COT
ner red brick. within 2 blks. of our Lady
Of Louroes Church, public schools, trans
war; gas heat. To reach: Out Wis. ave
3 blocks past Bank OF Bethesda, right on
Cheltenham dr.. to sign.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS
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MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.

COLORED-1eIs MONTELLO AVE. NE,
h.-w.h.; conven. to everything: Sl3.750.
terms. Inspect by eppt. SCOTT SAM
DERS exclusive, 1919 SO. Capitol. TR.
1858: ewes, VI 1890. "a
ABBEY PL. N.E.-own.
er says reduce for quick sale. Six lovely
rms; new roof, h.-w;h.; oil; basement:
excel. cond., inspect today. ORIENTAL
REALTY CO.. Pr. 1890. -23
CoLORED-151S TRINIDAD AVE NE
Open Sunday l pm. to 8 pm. Large brk.
tile bath, plus heated inclosed porches,
de luxe refrigerator, gas range. full base
ment. auto. gas h.-w.h; garage, and front
able terms arranged. CAFRTTz CO., NO.
CcSSII96,Rrn-,.s-aa cSI9, ont, >, rn. ia 1;.a..
Of money and an extra apt. to live in;i
81 900 down. OF H st. ne. Call Mr..
Jones, cox L. CO., DI. 1884; ewes ia
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BRIGHTWOOD

A popular area for closeness to schools,
stores. bus and churches. An attractive
row brick home; containing a 1st,door liv.
nm, fireplace. din; rm.. den and kit: 2nd
ing porch and bath; porch. garage. gas
h;-wh. deep lot; Owner has purcha ased
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500
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PETWORTH

Open Sunday to z pm. 5016 7th st.
n,w.-Attractive 4-bedroom row brick
breakfast room and recreation room; gas
h;.wh;. Suilt,in GARAGE; excellent financing.
MARSHALL j.. WAPLE co.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

8 bedrms, 2 baths; S23,5OO. Charming
stone and brick home, in lovely setting;
1st f.. liv. rm. with nrepl, din. rm.,
screened porch and open terrace; modern
kitchen; 2nd d., 3 good-sized bedrms and
. baths, sun deck of / bedrm.; stairs to
storage attic; maids rm. and bath in
bsmt.; att. garage. property in excel.
cond To inspect. call JAMES e. SCHWAB,
OR. $500; after pm. call 81. 1878, or
WO 1908. -23
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CHEVY CHASE

"a williams lane. Open Saturday and
sunday, l to 8 pm. Attractive center hall.
English style brick, sit on beautiful land
scaped lot: consists of lovely rm., ga
baths, foored attic, auto heat. many out
standing features; priced for immed sale.
To reach: Out Conn! ave, blkS. beyond
Bradley lane to Williams lane, turn right
and proceed to open sign. Call GE. 2270,
BRIGHTWOOD REALTY CO.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C,
Spacious center-hall home, 2 blocks west
Of Conn. ave. within walking distance of
Spacious hall, large living room with open
fireplace, big living porch. unusually large
dining room. kitchen. pantry and tiled
baths on second floor. Bedroom and stor-
age room on third floor. Two-car garage.
Beautifully Handicapped lot with S6-ft.
frontage. House IN splendid condition
throughout. Mr.. shackelford. MA. $500;
evenings and week ends, 81. 660S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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15Min. from Downtown D, c.
HOUSES VNEVRNISnEn.

700 Mt Vernon ave, Alexandra. W.
v. SS35. OV. 3967. Ewes, TIE. 093;
". 6S43. "a
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II ~. W.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Architecturally good, 3-bedroom 2-bath
det. brick about 10 years old: unusual
floor; lovely lot; excellent location; con-
venient terms. For further information
call
/ MRS. McCUTCHEN
nr 0EIn ND AREs
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BURLEITH-S15.750

Unfortunately owner must go to West Coast
and immed give up this fine brick home
Of 2 bedrms., tile bath; panel rec. rm.
with gas h.-w.h. Ewes, WO. 4s45.
J. LEO KOLB co.
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New Semidetached Brick, NE.
26S Delafeld pl. ne. Open Sunday, pm.
to dark. This nne house is close to st,
tiled baths, well-arranRed kitchen, plenty
closet space. all.copper plumbing, gas s.-c.
heat heat cement front porch. Directions:
and straight to Delafield pl., right to our
% open sign. Only one left. Mr.. Holland.
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TWO VACANT APTS.
I st-floor apt consists of 3 rooms, kitchen
and bath. End floor, 3 rooms. kitchen and
BATH screened porch. ard floor, bed;
floors Si7.5OO $4,000 down, Sl0O pei
month. ATHEY g. CO., 927 18th NV,
Elk 1871 Ewes, DE 1890. "a
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- DUB II ST. NV, MA. 234o.
SPRING VALLEY
One Of the show places of this exclusive
community: det. brick of authentic CO.
lonial design: Mikkelson built; IL rooms.
4Iz baths. For sale to settle estate. Call
Mr.: Thernton, WA. s625. with FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. -23
WESTHAVEN
$500 Wriley rd;-open Sunday, / to dark.
yellow brick Colonial with slate roof,
built in 1887 and in excellent condition.
bath and nrst-foor iavatory, living room.
dining room. well-eauipped kitchen and
porch; oil heat. attached garage. To
reach: Out Massachusetts, ave. beyond
Westmoreland Circle to Baltimore ave.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
sullders and and psysIopeTs # Wesley Heights
ave. NV. OR. AGA: evenings, telephone
TIE. 453s. nist your house with us.)
MUST BE SOLD
Open Sunday. 2 to 5, 1918 No. Capitol ST.
A detached Colonial brick home OF charm
level lot that is fenced and landsca ped
1t contains nicely proportioned rooms
. lovely tiled baths. 1st-foor powder rm.,
screened side porch. storage attic. cellar
toilet. porcelain wash trays. Gar Wood
&C. heat, slate roof. copper cutters and
Just before the war and completely mod
ern and equipped. This Is in every respect
superior home.
VIM. L, MOORE
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WI. e74o. 1925 East-west H,
AMERICAN UNIV PARK

1908 H st. NV. MA 2345
American University Hts.
This property is located blocks west of
Wis. ave. with public. parochial schools,
A very comfortable home in fine cond. is
located in a newer home community; & at
trac. rms, tiled bath, storage attic. Poss
WIN deed. rms IS an excehent "a value on
EDW. II. JONES & CO., INC.
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NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Completely modern row brick. less than 10
yrs. old: rooms and bath, fSont porch,
full basement with extra toilet and rear
clean condition. Call Mr.. Altman, Pr.
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SILVER SPRING MD

SILVER SPRING, MD.
3-bedroom home, prewar construction. very
Buses nice neishborhood gas Rest leve
lot: priced to sell quickly at S14.950. Cal
Banks Murray 81. STA. with
SHANNON g. LUCfIS co.
Evening star., 1948-09-11
Woman Says0tficiaI
OF Electrical Union
Admitted He Was Red
BY the Assoe;otsd Press

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. 1.-An
Evansville woman told a congress
sional subcommittee yesterday she
heard william Sentner. district pres
ident of the United Electrical Work
ers. CIO, admit he was . Com
munist.
The woman. Mrs. Marjorie Bo-
land, was q surprise witness as q
House Labor Subcommittee opened
an investigation of allegations that
Local 813 of the union Is Com
munist-dominated.
Representative Lands, Republi-
can, Of Indiana, who Is conducting
the investigation, said Mr.. Sentner
definitely would be called to WASH
ington to testify before the Labor
Committee.
Tells Of Hearing Speeches.
Mrs. Balond said she lives In an
apartment across the street from
the hall of Local 813, with windows
at the same level as those of the
union hall.
She testified that she frequently
hearp speeches by Mr.. Sentner and
James Payne. business agent of the
local.
She quoted Mr.. Sentner as saying,
in a speech she said she believed
was made after the war ended:
sThe working man does not get
break in this country as she does
in Russia"
She said that about two months
ago she heard Mr. Payne say, Until
We change this form of government
and get rid of capitalists and get
men in who understand the working
mans problems we can't hope to get
the things we want"
Four May Be Subpoenaed.
Mrs. Boland said union members
asked Mr.. Sentner whether he was
a Communist. She said he an
swered, eyes, am"
The subcommittee limited also that
Evening star., 1948-09-11

four union members who refused to
testify before it might be subpoenaed
to appear In washington.
The four local members refused
to answer questions because, they
said, their counsel was not present
They said he was in New York at
tending the unions National con-
vention. .
The four are Charles Wright, Dis
trict recording secretary of the
UEW-CIO and former president OF
Local 813; Alfred Smith, employed
at the Briggs Body plant here; Mary
Knabel, an employe OF the Faultless
Caster Co., and Mr.. Payne.
Each was asked whether you are
now or ever have been q member OF
the Communist party" and each
gave the same reply:
II want my legal counsel here to
advise me on my constitutional
rights"
Evening star., 1948-09-11
Miss PuIIen Obtuins
AnnuIment in Baltimore
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Martha
Jane Pullen Staup of Hagerstown
yesterday received an annulment of
her marriage after testimony
showed her husband didn't receive
his divorce from former wife
until IS days after marrying Miss
Pullen.
She and Charles H. Staup of
Burkittsville, were married last
March. She Is singer. Miss Pull
len said she and her husband sepa-
rated June l, as soon as she learned
their marriage was not valid.
Evening star., 1948-09-11
All Club Contest Today

BLACKSBURG, Va, Sept. II H,.
More than so boys were expected
to compete here today in the annual
State All Club dairy judging and
demonstration contest.
Belgium now has about IS 900 un-
employed, over twice the number 4
year ago.
Evening star., 1948-09-11

Bernard and Arthur Valentine, girl.
Amanda and 1da vsttcrt 9rL
Arthur and Aice Wallmark. boy.
Carlton and Marsaret Wi1hun, girl.
Aristine and Pauline Barbour. boy;
Harvey and Dolores BreEfnEton. girl
Paul and Mary Davis, boy.
Raleigh and Rosa Dickson. boy.
Birgus and OctAvia Durrette, girl.
Chester and Helen Gather. girl.
George and Ola Glymph. girl.
David and. Alice Grayton, boy.
Robert and Abnetta Green. boy.
Johnson and Ethel Grifias. girl.
James and Elizabeth Hymes, boy.
ALVIN and Clara Jordan, boy.
Lotion and Mildred Lee. boy.
Cornelius and Merry Lucas, boy.
Uriah and Margaret Mcdowell. girl.
William and Helen Muldrow. boy.
Bruce and OpheliA Wahl, boy.
Guy and Audrey williams. girl.
Clifton and Nollie winston, boz.
The cotton textile trade In Tier
sin, China, has enjoyed . sha
increase recently.
Evening star., 1948-09-11
Births Reported

James and Bernadine Bishop, boy.
Franklin and Beatrice Bora, girl.
Monroe Snd Nancy Bush, boy.
Frederick and Audrey Callahan. boy.
Joseph and EVELYN Cogan. girl.
Fred and Doris Dolinger. boy.
Joseph and Bobbe Dooley, girl.
william and Alice Gaines, boy.
William and Mildred German. boy.
Vance and Gloria Harrison, boy.
Henry and Barbara Herczog. boy.
Arthur and Joe Little, girl.
Francis and Mary Kenlon, boy.
Thomas and Mildred Kinnamin, boy.
Charles and Mary Martin, boy.
Charles and Dorothy Mcdonnell, girl.
Ralph and Shirley Nicholson. boy.
Cecil and Virginia OBannon, boy.
Julius and Kathryn Pappi. boy.
Joseph and Jeanne sayercool; boy.
Waldo and EVELYN Sinclair, boy.
william and Mary Swayne, boy.
Louis and Ethel Torreyson, boy.
8. Herbert and Theodore Unterberger. CIR
Evening star., 1948-09-11

Chicken growers from western
Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania
will gather here today to help the
Westminster Cooperative Poultry
Products Auction dedicate its new
building on the edge Of town.
Evening star., 1948-09-11

II already is m operation, the
process being speedcd up by q de.
structive FIRE which swept the old
quarters last week end. It serves
Carroll, Frederick, Washington,
Baltimore and Howard counties.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Why, Chiffon really pampers your hands
in the dishpan. So don't take chances
with any other soap. Start using Chiffon
for dishes today.
Chiffon gives extra protection, too,
for your misty nylons, sheer silks
and fluffy wOolens.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

Is the elephant shown ons the
badge in the photograph the pre-
decessor of the Republican Party's
famous symbol?
This is the poser asked by a
Colmar Manor, Md, dentist who
discovered the old ribbon in book
while searching for additions to
his collection of Presidential but
tons, badges and other political
mementoes. >
Thomas Mast, famous political
cartoonist, is generally credited by
historians as the father of the ele-
phant as the COP symbol. He fixed
it firmly in the public mind with his
political cartoons in the 1905 and
in subsequent years.
But the Maryland collector, DR.
Harry Lepman of 423l Bladens-
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Elephant on 1854 Guard Bodge|
oyBeFotherofG. .O.P. Symbol

to the COPS first White House
election victory,
Donald H. Mugridge, Library OF
Congress fellow in American His
tory, told The Star there were many
of the quasi-military organizations
in Ohio in the period when the
Chace Guard was organized and
that DR.. Lepman, therefore, may be
correct in his deductions. Mr..
Mugridge added, after search OF
material available at the Library,
that he coud find no specific refer
ence to this particular unit or any
evidence which would indicate
whether the badge was issued in
1854 or in later years when the
elephant was in more general use as
the COP symbol.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Negro Women to Give
Book to Mrs. Bethune

The National Council Of Negro
Women win present . birthday
autograph book to Mrs. Mary Nc
Leod Bethune. its founder, on her
73d birthday on July 10 Is = token
of "love and respect" from her
friends.
The leather-bound book will con-
tain birthday greetings and auto
graphs Of Mrs. Bethune's friends.
The well-known colored educator
and civic leader founded the coun-
Gil Is years ago.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

with drain water from 315 miles OF
subsurface tile allowed to surface
into an open ditch another 3z miles
long. Yellow clover is being plant
ed on this new land and plowed
under for green manure. The next
year it is put into some row crop
to kill out the weeds and then into
hay.
The Gradients did their own lev
cling with a bulldozer and scraper.
This year 400 acres were planted in
beans, 100 in corn and 800 in oats.
They always plan to have enough
grain in storage for feed so that if
they have a crop failure or can't
buy hay the livestock will not suf-
fer.
Before the war the Gradients had
$4,000 head of Rambouillet sheep on
their ranges. During the war, sheep
herders were SO hard to get that
each time one quit they talked him
into staying until they could sell
that flock of sheep. One of the best
herders now is 81 years old. This
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

Z. Rate of seeding depends on the
termination of the seed.
8. Date of seeding depends upon
the climatic conditions; therefore,
the exact date of seeding can not
be given and must be determined
by the individual grower. Seeding
from 10 to IL days later than wheat
seeding has started will give good
results.
Safflower car be successfully
grown where flax Will fail, but do
not SOW on shallow plowed land or
on land badly infested with weeds,
as the obtained results or yields
will be disappointing.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

Low ground where water is likely to
remain after heavy rains should be
avoided. Heavy clay, gumbo and
light sandy or gravely soils are less
suitable.
2. Depth of blowing should be 6
to Z inches.
3. Cleanliness of the land. Weeds
are perhaps the greatest hazard to
successful safflower production.
4. Clean seed.
5. termination of the seed, 90
percent or over.
6. Depth of seeding should not be
over 2 inches.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

This 3K-mile long open drain ditch ID
fed by another 3Hz miles of subsurfacs
drain tile and is used to ~irrigate a HOO
acre piece of land. The field drainage
system on the Grabberf ranch. Big
Horn county. Wyoming. will make pro-
ductive cropland out of l.4oo acres OF
swampY wasteland.
situation reduced the total to 5000
lambing ewes and, this year, 2,70o
yearling ewes. A IA pound average
please turn to page 47)