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Evening star., 1948-09-15
W. A. Lockwood Dies;
Once Ran for Congress
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Walter
Avery Lockwood, Republican can
didate for Congress in 1912 from
the 18th district, died Monday night
Mr.. Lockwood had never been in
politics until he ran for Congress.
He undertook the campaign at the
urging of his friends, including Gov
Dewey. The district in which he
ran was strongly Democratic and
Mr.. Lockwood was defeated.
A descendant of Benjamin Frank
lin, Mr.. Lockwood was born in
Guilford, Conn, and reared in New
York's old gashouse district. He
served at one time as New York
manager of the Yale & Towne Lock
Co. and at various times as manager
for the Studebaker Corp. in several
cities. At the time of his death he
was manager of the London Ter
race Apartments.
Evening star., 1948-09-15

merce, will be
held at S pm.
today in tn e
Chambers fu-
neral home, 3072
M street NV.
The Rev. DR..
A. Powell Davies,
pastor of AL
Souls Unitarian
C h ur h. Six
teenth and Har-
ward S r e e t S
NV. will con-
duct the services.
Burial will be to-
morrow in Plym-
,xyfh Tnrr
Evening star., 1948-09-15

III dCLlOn III
France in 1914,
will be held at
! l pm. Friday at
st. Sophia Greek
0 r t h o d o x
Church, Eighth
and L streets
NV. Burial will
be In Arlington
Cemetery at 8
pm.
Pvt. DemaS. q
native of the
District, attended
ParkvieW School
and was grad
i -,
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Funeral Is SET Today
For George 6. Dave

Funeral services for George Gros-
yenor Dave, IS, author, lecturer and
publisher who helped organize the
United States Chamber of Com
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ReburiaI Rites Friday
For Pfc. John 5. Demas

Reburial services for Pfc. John S.
Demas. "a. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen j. Demas, 1901 Massachu-
sets avenue NV, who was killed
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Bruce Murdoch Dies

FREDERICK. Md. Sept. Is R.-
r. Bruce Murdoch. 7S, former chief
clerk of the Frederick County Com
missioners, died yesterday after a
long illness. His widow is his only
survivor.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Nnurtlittn

Of a monument to the memory of the late
FREDA BLOCK COAN will take place Sun
day, September 10, 194S, at - noon, at
Family and friends are invited. 16'
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Garn uf Uhanks

M0LES. HELEN I. The family of the
late HELEN l. MOLEs desire to express
then sincere appreciation Of the many
kind expressions OF sympathy from the
many friends, neighbors, business asso-
ciates and fraternal sisters on the occasion
Of our recent bereavement.
Evening star., 1948-09-15

italy is selling rayon yarns and
piece goods to Venezuela In large
volume.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
DrathH

ROWE LESLIE l.. On Tuesday, Tuesday Sep; Sep;
ROWE, beloved husband of Melissa J. Rowe
(nee Rice, father OF Mrs. Norma Brogdon,
Ms Hef besy
Naileys Funeral Home, $500 Rhode island
ave at Eastern ave ne Funeral ,ca on Fri :
Brentwood Methodist. Church.. where serv:
ices will be held at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 16
ber l3 1878, at Garfeld Hospital MARY
'. ROWE Of 646 Lexington pl. ne, be-
loved wife OF the late William H. Rowe,
of willard Champion of Chicago III. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
St and Mass, ave; ne. where services Will
am. 1nterment consressionsl Cemetery.
Is
RUTHERFORD, FORREST S. On Mon
day September l3 1873; At his his Tesldenee'
erofd and broher o. Of Thomas Ruherord
Baltimore, Md, and Mrs. Julian, Kinds Of
his late residence on Friday, September T.
at 3 pm. 16
SCANNELL. CLINTON GRANT. On
Hospital, CLINTON GRANT scANNELL,
beloved husband Of f. Eunice Taoaa scsnHeil Be-
neral Home. Vienna, Va. Funeral Thurs
Day september l6; vat at p;m' from Irr, the n
Vale Cemetery, Vale, Va
SEARS, JOSEPH RUSSELL. On Tues
ptsl pHs oJossETi' JOSEF RGjssELL SEARS 81 1901
Marie sears father Of % John r r., n Msry!a 9 J.
and Gertrude Cole Services at the above
residence on Friday: September Il. at $50
ST. ne, where the holy sacrifice of the
mass will be offered at am: for the re-
pose of his soul. nterment Fort LINCOLN
Mausoleum. 10
SETTLE, GLADYS T.. On. Tuesday Sep
GHHDYs snSHr ss4 E. beoved Re e oscar
N. Settle, sr;; mother Of Dolores sa,+,s E RinE
Home, 5l7 II tn st. Sc, until Friday, Sep
tember II. at 10 am. Services At the
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Church:
1890 am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
SMITH. CLARENCE H: Suddenly, on
Hospital: cfARENcE i: SMITH N Of Of 1l5a &
sMrFH si Fl hs devoted aSslns srandson a q Massi,
He also leaves four uncles three aunts
and many other relatives and friends
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Campbelrs Funeral Home. 423 4th st. ssw
STEWART. MARGARET S. On Tues
day 4 s4s a sTEWARf slpEsX
the beloved wife OF, John W. Stewart ane o
B. Goodrich and Mrs. Elizabeth S. Pull.
man. Services at Chambers Funera
Home. 400 Chaplin st: NV, on THURSDAY
September 16. at 1880 am. 1ntermen1
National Memorial Park, Falls Church. Va
SULLIVAN HELEN NJ On Wednesday
| September ! 5 1a4s. at Suburban. Hospital
HELEN NJ. SULLIVAN; beloved wife OF the
late John Sullivan. Friends may call al
Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa, ave. NV. No
! tice of services later.
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DrathH

DEMAs, PVT. JOHN $. Suddenly, on
fRNe France. Pvt. JOHN S. DEMAS
S beloved son of Mr. and Mrs
IN Stephen j. Demas and brother OF
I William 8. DemaS. Remains rest
ing at Hysonss Funeral Home,
1900 N st. NV. Funeral services
will be held at ST Sophia's Greek Orthodox
Church; sth and I sts. NV. on Friday.
and friends invited to attend. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery 10
DENNISON, WILLIAM ALBERT, SR
Suddenly, on Monday, September 13, 194s,
WILLIAM ALBERT DENNISON, Sr., of 3937
4th ST. Sc, beloved husband OF Mary Sue
Dennison, father of William Albert Den
nison, jr., and Geneva Garrett; grandfa-
ther of Joan and Carol Lee Garrett
Friends may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home, 13l 11th st. Sc. where
services will be held on Thursday. Sep:
tember IL, at pm. Relatives ano
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. ID
DENSlSON, WILLIAM A. Special COM
munication of Naval Lodge, No.
N 4, p. A. A. M, is called at ! 80
s e: Is s: y f.: ;'s; ;;::
LIAM A. DENNISON. BY order
OF the worshipful master:
Evening star., 1948-09-15

ROLAND NJ. BROWN. Secretary.
DoNEGAN, RACHEL CoNAWAY: On
Monday Septem5er -; ists, sF a. ner coN Ies1-
AWAY DONEGAN tnee LiptonD, beloved
wife Of John S W. Donesan and m4ther ,sI @ OF
Friends may call at VIM J.. Nalley's Flu
neral Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave; at
Eastern aye ne Whsae setvices VIII, oe
IN Funeral on Thursday, September 16,
at $50 I'm. Relatives and friends In
vited Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. 10
tembeS RaHbAR 81 ls4s sAkAH SARAH On 6uNBAR 5uRs S
loved mother of Mrs. Cora sharrow: srandi
Rassell sharroT.: Services at chamseIs, m Der $
nesday. September ! 5, at / pm Inter
ment washington National Cemetery. 10
BePhemRef Bephesds. Nd, Dr fS BEN W S FRAzfER q
l3l2, Kalmia I'd. n W beloved hnsoanc 6 OF
! Of Mrs. Mary Kape Frazier, Of johnson
City, Tenn; brot1er Of Mrs sI Helen TidwsL pu.I
Frazer. Services at the, S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29ol I4th St NV, I,ts1 on
me6i TFday cedsp sspteHGeF H cemetery af am
GAINES, HOWARD. Suddenly, on Tues, e 5,
GAINES q l35 st. s:w., beloved bo husoanS &
Gaines, son Of John CAMS. brother Of
John, jr James and Andrew Gaines; Mrs;
Viola Phennie, Mrs. Elnora, Mitchell and
By By host Of other relatives and friends
Funeral services at Barnes g. Matthews
Funeral Home, sl4 4th st. s,w., on Thurs.
day, September I6, at l pm. 1nterment
Fairfax, Va.
GATHER, FREDERICK O.. On Mon
day, September l3 l24s; at PRINCE georges i5
General Hospital FREDERICK O.; GAlTa5 Al H.
ft5 Hortense ei ea NICK, GaltheT. father Of Maj.
George C.. Mex, Gather; Y; S. Army;
edspek Gah R6sae 3Td H5be1 mrs Mrs Ann
brother OF Harry Gather. Services at
Esperi o Ho% on pso sep
tember l6, at IL am. 1nterment private.
s.s;.nB.T sss SoHss0s Ii oH T. eAR
RETT, husband of the late Winifred Gar
ret and father Of Lydia Hslsles snd snd
%e're9 resdence LeT Kentnefy nnsFS arc" sys ms
on Wednesday, september is, at > pm,
RelatiIyes % and friends invited 1ntermeynt'
q; GRANGER, ANGER LAMBERT |. On Monday
SePfmPsT r. Iaas at Pade City Fla 81
4 Graineer.. Services at the James T. Ryan
Funeral Horne, 81 : Pa ave, Sc. on Friday;
. =
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery If
GROVE, ELSIE LEE. On Monday. Sep
! TENDER Is. 1913, ELSIE LEE GROVE tnee
Streeksl of 1900 6th st. sw.. beloved wife
/ Grove. Mrs. Myrtle Compson; Mrs. Eliza
beth Galley. William s. and Eugene Grove
Funeral IePHS Home t'"g 5es H sth h ST. Sc Funeral
| on Thursday, September l6.. at 22,;45 pm ;;
thence to ST. Barnabas' Episcopal Church
where services will be held at 30 IN
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
church cemetery. 15
HALLIDAY, HENRY EVERTT. On Mon.
day. September 13, 1913, at his residence
t392 :, EdmnTtqn rI aye EdmonSton; SGo Nd
band of the late Emily F. Halliday. He is
survived by Two srandsons' James ": ane nc
Mrs. 1nez NJ. Urich. Friends may call al
Gssch's Funeral Home, Hyattsville, Nd:
where services will be held on Thursday
September l6. at . pm Relatives aqe
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
HALLIDAY. HENRY f. There will be q
Evening star., 1948-09-15

iOMPSON. MARY r. To the Of1cers
. and Members OF the Julia Mac.
Henry Auxiliary. No. 8, Army and
d. Navy Union: This is to notify
Me- MARY r. THOMPSON, who
Hy passed away Sunday. September
y 10. l94S. Services will be held
sday night, September 16, At 8 o'clock,
Evening star., 1948-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., typewriters. calculators,
fash s'e 4ss ssse sna se0
glassware, rugs, silverware. paintings;
hshess HI 1Io, sssa sssh prices paid Call MURRAY
ANTioUES. bric-a-brac. china. silverware.
S5Rx 81 R,svflTy i5ss
ANTIQUE FIREARMs, accessories. parts
for same; any eondisiSn Prefer hand
isrnitaTs ETC. III; $500. / to 8 p: MS MS
. pIsSs So q tgSS entire household; cash ss enes
BEDROOM, dining room or contents OF
home; win pay cash. We do moving, stor-
age. IA. 1887; after 2 pm, oE. 141o
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD of ali de-
pense. D1sHTRIcT III BooK STORE III
9th st. NV. ME. 5995.
CABINET for blueprints. preferably made
of metal. HU. $3.50. Ia
movie camera, protector. lenses. Ask for
MR.. WEISS from 9-6, RE. 2436.
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment, ali
accessories bought at hishest prices
PsEns ea1 nHoo eSss e8 sss r RE .?s 4s
CLOTHING-Hishest prices paid for mems
NV. NV Me. ser. open ewes. viii IL cali.
DIAMONDS. old gold and silver. diamond
ERsess 'Rd k sc sfs ys.S e.
DIAMONDS, gold. platinum, teeth. diamond
watches, discarded iewelry bought. No
purchase too small: too large: cash imme.
YORK JEWLRY CO.. SI9 7th st. NV.
ENLARGER, 4x5,, complete with Iens; giye
description and price. 20. Box 1852.
Central Station, Arlington, Va. -13
FUR CoATs-wasiinEton' leading fur
Georgia ave. NV, nesr Lamont. GE.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont, !

BUILDING, remodelins. repairing, altera-
tons at price YOU can AFFORD. WIN. B,
PATTON, contractors. Phi. TW. 1896. --19
CONCRETE, cement work footings, drive
ways, porcnes. bsmt. frs, steps. retaining
walls, old and new work. c. GALEA,
AT. 1854 or FIR. 5513. 30
FLAGSTONE A SPEC1ALTY-All kinds Of
cement and stone work done. Fireplace,
driveways, walks. retaining walls, drain
MARcucc1o; 32s Diamond ave. Gathers
FLOOR rs sERvfGEoNothins hsrs9u5a out tns best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
ING CONTRACTORS. II INC. % isia i Wiseon.
aomE ilo ny' REMopEI.se, Ne additions .ttie..
inets and appliances; wall tile and rubber
tile noorins. SUBURBAN CONST. CO..
Un; 33S2 Gays and ewes.
sspa1s esuenE storm sssh gspsTsl
SH. 9404, 81. o0S3 liz
AsKEW's HOME SERvICE-Painting, pa
per hanging, floor sanding and moderniz-
Ing bsmt, to roof: reasonable small down
ATTENTION PRopERTpYy ~ OWNERS. eIV work
with my crew and superintend the work.
holding the cost to a minimum and give
renovatins call ERNEST MALLETTE. contr.
Restaurants and clubs given night atten-
ton; Telephone SH. 6SO5. -l3 =.
FREE, REASONABLE ESTIMATES on all
phases Of home remodeling and improvine
HYpALE CONTRACTORS. WA. 6443, UN.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
FARM and GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREEs, pine and cedar, 81
Ew hgofEss oaSsoS ssSss essn picker M s9 .nd
FREE RRfE SHRH TRiMEAa t1se surgery tree re.
movaL free estimates; fan is the best time
es & ass ssl s To5k dspf en- 45s prizes
S. ID delivered; black top soil, So I'd
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. ninth edi.
ton; $50; Imperial No. 2. Rolls razor, SO;
EaIshmss.er Earl Taste Model garden traGtoE $500
Tor HsSfGet sS Il; IT, az Eli: sSursh va
load; also soddins. sH. 5i10 or FR. 557s
TREES REMOVED, quick and enieient
Allen after ! Pm. wo. ssos. A-
,elxis chain anS beg saY Regairs
BEVERLY FREE c0:-TIees ''qe removed,
pruning, cableing, cavity work. landscapins
seddins; sesa free estimates. sH, 67as. TR
COW MANURE, wen retted. s.: so per per 8
bushels; $6 per 10 bushels; $3.50 per Is
RHsRibi SssbY dsaf1ss sasEfs sT VA IA. tS9s s.n.n1. all
colors and sizes; Soc up; wholesale and
Ssissoa tlsssor. d..4ss1 ssF yisS ;Rs
blade. II Interested. write Box 10-L, Star
IA
EARLY XMAS PLANTING-Planning. Sc.
lectins and setting out choice shrubbery in
front of your home is no simple task
or allowing the builder to Unfortunately
select for price alone generally results In
a collection Of fast-growing horrors. Year
shapes, soil, exposure. ultimate heights in
relation to the architecture Of your home
are all equally important: What other
highly appreciated. lasting or Important
than . planting Of the very best Of the
best eversreen gems? lifetime q expert
Of slow-growing material are rs near 70
you Is your phone. Estimates are free and
low for this quality material. Ii. ASSo'
OV. zoos. Is
Evening star., 1948-12-13
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
pEcEMRER Is.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cont.

MISSs6IANsVOS WANIsO NSomS.'
rgRNITURE-Will buy entire contents aS,no 81
Sas Dss: basns A;S 0s snd :sns for eps oV:i
so years, aao9PWooDs, sth and K sts.
GOOD eondition ehina cut
fNGisi FGRNrTURE@Wanted, TtfREEs VAN mahossny din rm.
ssd1fa' sront odd chests secretary or break
ft1GSRiiNi1TtufkgAYour entir. household CON,
tents or ed pieces; hishsst prices; 3; :
ExH sd9r s1o 7t ala st. xoj s At SstnS osss
teeth: discarded jewelry. We pay cash. a.
KEAHN. & IN INC; sS years at s3S r St; nv NV
:s a: .ssp ( - sssHs 81
PiANoLArmy capt. wishes to store YOU,
Rsho Rssf ~ tspinst for use Of
PIAN0s~Grand upright, spinet, Or apt
sizs; sss any ay.s sifs any condition; wen ps'
PIANOS ffSl wa W2NTE5-coLoN1AL HTS5 PIANO Co
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4s7G
after 10 am. for courteous appraisa,;.
snd 5Rf fEanf In spns aDfsa sso
age glds., 2Sol Georgia ave. AID. 592s
sss s.ns5, sS 10 Se ,ss sAss
Prices and specifications upon applica.
ton. Delivery by truck or loaded on cars
Gs psnts rar9sf R dsyssy & eur CO.. seY
|
N. J. Phone Millville 354
REFRIGERATORS-We buy all makes
and model refrigerators; top prices. Cal
SEWING MACHINES-we hpy all types
repair. hemstitching. buttons covered
elEsataansf., RE asf, 7le l1th st. NV. RE. 1900
sToVEs. RANGES. HEATERS. all kind.
and size, ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 It'll
XMAS TREE oRNAMENTs-Must be ovel
30 years old. Any ornaments for under OF
WANTEDNBetter grade Of household fur.
niture. antiques and once furniture. ma
5529; evenings GE. 6447.
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware
any condition; china, bri'-a-brac. ole
jewelry: DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE
" PAY s. oP pT Iass sssIng 1o, 71S nIS cold
jewelry. diamonds, firearms, mems cloth.
tns, luggage. Photographic equipment, mu-
and what have you? Will call MAX
lWE1G SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME 9l13
Evening star., 1948-12-13
COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

SAVE xI.50 WHEN ORDERING N cords
Of quality hard wood. Cord orders cheer
fully delivered: Cut any length. Prompt
FOR Split wELL-sEAsONED irepiac.
wood, 16 and "a in. lengths. delivered in
z; ls or cord lots. Call ALASKA COAL
CO, MA. $3.50.
OAK q sISe IooP: sis7S Sos cord mixed, s1775
cord, $40 y cord. Cali cH. 9os5. IT
MIXED WOOD, 1924 in: $50 a cord
SPECIAL SALE ON COAL -Poeahontas
Penna. stove, $3.50 ton; Penna. nut nut
SO ton; Sewickley egg, $15 ton; terms
cash only. BORAK COAL AND OIL. .2813
Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl., Va. OV. 1O46
OAK CORD WOOD. SCI per cord; u cord
Sl1; immediate delivery; any length. LU.
1894. is
SEASONED OAK fireplace wood. SIS per
cord co d delivered do wofDEN LUMBER Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
BOATS.

OWENS 1949 cruiser, 80 foot, now on
display: 1900 Maine ave. s.w., weekdays.
LARRY JERMAN, Distributor. lie
TROLLING for rock, trout, blues. Chess.
peake Bay, Eastern Bay. Bloody Point.
Popular Isle, Gooses. For reservations call
CAPT. A. v. KING. WA. 4192. -15
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON Co. specials-s
GAIT; cabin cruiser; sleeps 2; Ford 49,.
1T. custom built cruiser; built ''
in 1947; beautiful mahogany d.
speed, % m.p.h.; cost 81 1900; sell 5000.
26-ft. 1916 Steelcraft sedan with
stove and many extras 2,750
26-ft. 194S Steelcraft de luxe sedan;
beautiful: all access. - 1850
Gift. 194S Stylecraft; sleeps 4; used
less than 60 hours; like new;
sell 'l. -.- 'o'" $3.50
24-ft. 194S Truscott; used less than
80 hours; in water months; cost :
$4,000; priced 1890
and NJ ST. s.w, or call ST. 4145. Order
your 1949 Steelcraft now. 20-ft., 26-ft.
See at STEELCRAFT DOCK. Maine ava.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. Moreschi, 120 bass: practic-
$50 weekdsys: all day Sat. and sun. ia
csn RE. 06s7 after II am. -13
ACCORDION, Rosetti. 100 bass. . shifts.
In case. S175, no offers. EN-. 1877. Ia
ACCORDION, 120-bass Hohner.. new; ap-
proximat tely 65 per cent of cost. CHAP
PUIS, Decatur 1918. 14s
switches; only given lessons; sacrifice
for S225 cash. AID. 1000. 13s
ACCORDToNs, 100 bass; made to the
sxsctine specifications Of Excelsior; COM
heht Ia weight; S2s5: -Conv. terms.
&tTT6 MUSIC CO., 1880 q ct. NV. lis
Evening star., 1948-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

AMPLTFYING PUBLIC ADDRESS systems.
Music players, recorders (wire or tape)
rooms or your location). SOUND EQUIP
MENT CO. co. 4445. la
BABY FURNITURE, cribs, high chairs.
Phone DU 3444. -16
BULLDOzER FOR HIRE, with operator,
grading and land clearing. Call JOSEPH
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines,
waxers. sun lamps. etc. DISTRICT ELEC-
TRIO, Wo; 1909. Ia
20 persons for inaugural parade; chairs,
steam heat: perfect view on avenue: price.
$3.50 cash with order. Apply Box, Al.
Star. 13s
Evening star., 1948-12-13
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

PONY-Beautiful little Shetland staliions n
Z years old. perfect manners sadie broksaIV
WHffEFSCE HEREfoRb yesrlins steers
and heifers, 20 head Of each; reasonably | &
PRICED in small lot or ALL sH. 2114, ME-
SADDLE MARE, beautiful. chestnut. 4
sonable. Phone Gaithersburg 2ss.R. Sie -,
CHRISTMAS GIFT for Q child-Brown and
white show pony. Good home more i'm. "A
portant than price. See pony at Rhine. -.
hart's Peacock's Station, Falls Church, Va. y.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
AVIATION.

NOTICE TO BOAT owNERs-AvailabIs
dry dock space In Alexandria on the Po-
tomac. For further details call Alex.
sTENsoN RELIANT. s place; one time
owner; exceptional barsain. UN. 7419.
MEMBERSHIP OPEN - rAY1oRcRArr
FLYING CLUB, entrance fee, S25. Ship
In perfect condition. CAN EN-. 3240. Ia
Evening star., 1948-12-13

CONTINUED On Nsxt Psss.>
Evening star., 1948-12-13

COLORED-NIGHT CLUB for rent-Equip.
as The star Dust, located at 4O1 4th st
sw For further details see BOB HOL-
LANDER. 1411 Penna. ave. NV. MA. 9743
Evening star., 1948-12-13


pair service SEWING ssS MAcHInE AK TX
supply portables. including Singer feather
GINA GINA sGWfNa s1si center. Gen; S? ss1s wilsoi
lES sE%1SG f MScaN2s@spesi.l Sa esn sSss savings
sewing machines, New Home console ane
portables and new domestic conso;es; re.
consoles. s1as'5o up, portablss 1880 up
White rotary portables, $50 so; Wheeler
& Wilson portable, $3.50. Cash o.
!s5Rs ls3fof Swine HHf sDseH MheHsE sEky
ICE. 35O4 Conn. aye; EN-. 1855 or EN-
eSa open m.sH,Sns eys w O. portao,. .ectres
console electrics and treadle machines
terms If desired; machines rented d. and srI,; re-
sa Pss5es aAeaNE enfn ns e. s4an cenn ave- SEN EN-
SHOES, lady's, genuine alligator tie, Gu
British NV Walfer, black. toeiess pump pump. ga ga
4431 Ellicott st, NV.
SHOES, cancellations-.we are continual,
sgsa s'ssE 'esn
WsId, 1stss Isy dss p ,v. resnf s b Ed
m0Fe na End Ae oors opsn iSs pm. sn CO. 4:a a5si 4
snvERwARE. hollow and nat. sterling
SINKS, new and used, all sizes; faucets
pipe, showers, toilets, tubs, basins
BLOCKS. 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
SKATES, roller. new. $3.50: GE tabl,
radio. toaster. waffle iron and hreplac,
set OR. 1891. Ia
SOFA, EASY CHAIR, custom made sill
covers; $50. OF. 4645. IA
soFA-BED, green, good cond.; less thar
one year old; $40. SH. 1852. Ia
SOFA BED. never used, maple. blue bro
eade. $40. Phone weekdays. 9-6. ME
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SPANISH SHAWL, imported, multi-color
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Evening star., 1948-10-20

ATTENTION: Toilet Preparations Bolds etc,
under Federal Internal Revenue Act
Clocks retailing than
$500 subject TO
others taxed 900.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15
Easy Way to Compute Capacity
Of Tanks, Watts, Cisterns
D. w u CCIIADII0DCT
By w. F. SCHAPHORST

FARMERS ARE OFTEN con-
fronted with the question, "How
many barrels?" But the answers are
not always readily given because of
the many different barrel standards
in use. So, in order to be on the
safe side the writer uses SO gallons
per barrel as the standard for the
accompanying chart. Fifty gallons
per barrel is most common. In the
event that your barrel is different
the chart is still applicable by MAX
ing a simple correction as explained
below:
To use the chart, simply run a
straight line across it connecting the
height of the tank with it's diameter
and the volume in barrels is immedi-
ately found in the central column,
column B.
For example, let us say that you
have a huge vertical cylindrical tank
SO feet in internal diameter and 40
feet high. How many barrels will
the tank hold?
Run a straight line through the
40 in column A and the SO in col
umn C as indicated by the dotted
line. The intersection of that line
with column B then gives the vol
ume as 10000 barrels. You read the
columns in the same way that you
read an ordinary thermometer.
Now let us suppose that you want
to use a different barrel standard.
The chart is applied to your barrel
by using this rule: Divide SO by your
barrel standard and multiply the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15
A Quarter Century Ago
Frop Postwar Years to Postwar Years in the Files
of Montana Farmer-Stockndn
1921
NOVEMBER 1921

abnormally dry years following
the war which caught the farm
ers with their risky one-crop sys-
tenn. Other factors include the
high rates of interest, short term
credits under which the farmers
have been working and the de-
moralization of the agriculture
market.
Farmers Union Reports
The Farmers Union committee
of agriculture makes the follow
ing recommendations for national
legislation: Price and wage adj
justments, reduced freight rates,
farm products and manufactured
goods must have price adjust
ments, farmer to consumer
charges should be reduced, better
credit facilities needed, farm ex-
ports should be encouraged and
tariff increases are needed.
DOlldI
Dollar wheat is back again fol-
lowing eight consecutive weeks
of a declining grain market. The
December future at Chicago sold
under 81 reaching the lowest
mark since October, 1915. Cash
prices for No. 1, dark northern
early this month were $1.19-1.33.
Corn prices for No. 2 yellow were
39-42c. Oats, No. 2 white, 26-
29kc. Barley, $3.50. Flaxseed,
.$1.68h-1.81h.
Choice steers were selling at
Chicago at 1912. Top market
hogs, 1925. Medium to prime
lambs, $8-9.40; feeders, $6.75-8
Hay markets are weak with No.
timothy selling at Chicago fol
$22 and No. l alfalfa for $21 pei
ton.