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Evening star., 1949-04-14
AUTO TRUCKS EoR SAla

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mef s.pts urea new iass ysAr
masi ssN Tor cash TIesasy sShp
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usfp TRtCks~~lssT chsvrsist -.
ten saekup gocd eonaitihR price
SS1S OEN GLASS 4 MIRROR co
slSl 18th Of nv
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49, st Fets la4A ils,ton i5t
VT hyefsullc eamp boay Fofa
isAs s,ton ls% 1T hydfs aiif
dump hnds Tree ard neehshleal
condition are very sooa oaarAnteea
THE RRookiAND 90 sth ssd
Mich ave ne hadson 1888 II
CHENROltT ip4o panel equipped
ioT service station soTk. puss e4Iap
eT st sSaa Nj S0Ap
FORD TRUCK. STAKE BODY nex mo.
tCT, clutch aniysrsAl eedY 10 seed
shape. sa&S Bowie s2pl
DODGE lpsl panel dtiiFsry traek for
sale at best etret 2e0s n, / ave
ne
FORD 1919 new F-s model its ten
stake sody. with heater. diIeCtIshAl
and clearance Hshts driven lees
than 500 miiss masi ssfrirts Bi
81 ap5 original cost mere than
81 600 can WI st4a Ia
CHEW. "a ton truck xkEass owned
ane condition. s2sA HI pass OF
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Rites Set tomorrow
For Frank N. Baker

Funeral services for Prank Nc
Clenan Baker, So. lifelong res
isient 0! Washing ton wle,s former ly
Was in tie restaurant business
viii be held Al . am tomorrow a,
ST. Gabrais Church 2s Grant
Circle n "a Burial vail be Ia At
Angton CvmtIery-
Nj, Baker died Thursday al
Bethesda Naval Hospital after q
brief Illness
Educated III Washington schools
he entered the restaurant business
as a youns man, lie once owned
u restaurant at Fourteenth and
u streets NV. He sas employed
as guard by the City Post OF
tice for about Ave years.
A veteran Of World War I. he
sas member OF ootn the Equal
ity Walter Reed Post. Veterans
OF Foreign Wars. and the Msgr
Rishoti Catholic War Veterans
Post He also belonged TO the
American Legion.
A bachelor, Mr.. Baker Is sur
sised by two hrotheiS. Charles r.
Baker. TIA Varnum street NV,
and WilliaIi { Baker. Georwetosn
University, two nieces and .
nephew.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Bethesda Chevy Chase Winner
In County School Press Contest

Montgomery R2xn Dave ~sgsys
Rstaara AensgoasxEy Hash
Editorials ESsrsls Cilsye Ga.
thsFSbs4rg. TasnEns Taie&zs. St
ilaes<aa Chevy ChAsx and A.,
russo. Montgomery slAsf
F~aiutws~-Shg8ey St&tgra Nx
thss4a Chevy Cf1Msx RAfess a
CfaappeA Bethesda rI~4lrvs C'sssw
and Lacllie Canph<gl. R4gsAsxg
Montgomery,
FarsE place ~4nneTs Fexxlyes s.
cash prGses, sccoae place ~ssssyess
set s. and third place Winners re-
eelved 81. Miss Bradley accepted
: plague for BeGhssS<sa -Chsty
Cha< The winning Alsaal aolas
the plague for one yw&F Last
year II wA& Won by parssANe Is High
School.
Blair Lee III. eatseg a. Ire
MARYLAND News. mace the ps~-
enfatln
Evening star., 1949-04-24
fn Mrntnriai,t

HoDGIN. DAcE. tribute in memory
Of my bes, friena, DAcE HoDoIN who
sSdsy sad1snIy hpri asSsfs fs.s away one year aso
The memory of dear friend. however
Is like : soothing melody tina. nns.r. in
1t is the perfect picture of rainbow in
1t is the portrait of a path tina. eanno;
do not so each day and scatter flowers
Where he 10 resting meath the sun and
But If one lies in pain throush weary
I try to help in memory Of you,
PACKARD. CLARK m I In msnorT q,
CLARK H. PACKARD; who psssea away
MOTHER. SISTER AND BRoTHERs .
RUTH, LILY X. In loving memory OF
RUTH, Who passed away eish years aso
today, April -, 1871.
God saw the road was setting roush.
The hills too hard to climb.
30 he gently closed her LOVING eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine
They ssy time heals all sorrow.
And helps us TO forget,
But time SO far has only proved
How much We miss you. mother dear.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MABEL MOYD.
AND SON. LEROY RUTH, AND SIS
TIERS. GERTRUDE AND GENEVA
SANfUKU, BEhfhA NhEB. F6HEs OF
grief pierce the memory of the death
OF cur dearly beloved wife and mother.
BERTHA CHEW SANFORD on April "a,
1913
Shall claim Of death cause us 10 grieve.
And make cur courage faint CT fall?
Nayi Let us faith and hope receive
The rose still grows beyond the wall
DEVOTED HUSBAND JOSEPH SANFORD,
AND LOVING DAUGHTER. CORA l.
JOHNSON.
TURNER. CLIFTON y. In iovsns mem
CRY OF our dear husband and father.
CLIFTON e. TURNER. VINO departed this
life one year ago TODAY. Aprl "a. lSsss
II Is lonely here without .you,
50 sad aiong liits vat:
In ouT hearts your memory lnEerk.
This is tile day God called yoa away.
No one knows how much we miss yoG.
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since we lost yeu;
Life has never been the same.
LOVING WIFE AND SCN.
TURNER. CLIFTON c. In iorins mem
ory OF nv dear sen. CLIFTON e. TURNER,
wfaa departed this Iife one year sgo TO-
aar. April -. lg4R
There IL NOT day dc mot think of ynu
Think of the pice thinxs you used TO %.
Some may think the wound - hsasec.
But no cne knows the sorrow In my heart
concealed
Only those vfo have lost can tell
The pain OF parting without tzrewesL
LOVING MOTHER
Evening star., 1949-04-24

in Arlington Cemetery.
Sergt. Wood was native OF
Washington and a graduate of
Mckinley High School. He entered
service in 1943 and served with
the l72d Combat Engineers In
Belgium and Germany. He re-
enlisted In the Army in is46 and
served with the 427th CIC De-
tachment.
Sergt. Wood is survived by his
mother. Mrs. Catherine Z. Wood
with whom he lived at 56oS
Thirty sixth place. Hyattsville;
three sisters. Mrs. Harry Z. Hill
lard OF the home address; Mrs.
Lloyd Winchester. 1901 Thirteenth
street NV. and Sister Consuela
Marie. Sacred Heart Academy
Lancaster. Pa. and three brothers.
Francis I. Wood. 3744 First street
Sc: Bernard A. Wood. C-.se.,
Nebr., and John j. Wood. ilo6
North Pitt street, Alexander.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Bethesda Chevy Chase Hagf
School yesterday ~on ilse thsrc
annual MoniEomery County In.
tsFeho,assic Pr~sx contest. spoa-
Sose6 BY the county press asSeeaa
tAon.
The winning school VAS DE-
tsrn.ned by The number Of is stu
dents who won prizes in the foaE
catsSeTieS-neas writing. sports
editorials and features. AL stories
for the contest we're written dur =
Ing the competitions yesterday al
Damascus Nd High School.
Individual winners in the CT
der they placed IN each category
were, News -- l<o Barrington.
Bethesda Chevy Chase. Mary Lou
Hanson. Montgomerv Blair. Jane
Bradley. Bethesda Chevy chAse.
Spofts-Robert Wilson. Gath
ersbarg: Robert Headley. Richard
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Rites Set for 5. A. Caruso,
croc..-. Here for Is Years

Funeral and burial services VIII
be held in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
at s:io am. tomorrow for Saliva
tore A. caruso, 50, a grocer here
for 25 years who died Thursday
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs
Jean Scaldaferri, 5724 Filth
street NV.
The services viii be In Fort
Lincoln Chapel.
A native of Sicily. Mr.. Caruso
came to Washington 46 years ago
and founded the grocery import
ing firm Of Caruso. Inc, AZ ais
Morse street NE. He retired two
years ago and had been living In
Rosemead. Calf. He was on 9
visit to his family here when he
died.
Mr.. Caruso. who was a member
of Fiumedinisi and Moose Heart
Lodges here. is survived by bis
widow. Ely K. Caruso: a son.
Frank Caruso, OF sis Quincy
street NV. and two other
daughters, Mrs. Mani Garufi OF
1929 Fifth street Me-. and Mrs.
Josephine caputo OF 3siI Blaine
street NE.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

CARTE. EUGENE r.. In memory OF
our loved one. EUGENE F. CARTER, who
passed away 30 years ago today. April -,
Rest sweet spirit rest
MARY McCARTER AND MARION HAYES.
DEvILLE. GEORGE FRANCIS AND LII
OF my devoted parents, GEORGE FRANCIS
AND LILLIAN BEATRICE DEvILLE. who
died July. %. 1898. and April 25, 1895,
Lead kindly light. amid the encirclins
Lead Thou me on.
Keep Thou my feet:
do not ask to see the distant scene.
One step enough for me,
So long Thv power hath bIest me,
NSure IL still will lead me on
Ger moor and fen. DER crss and torrent
TIL the nieht Is gone, and with the morn
Those angel faces smile.
Which Rave leved iong since,
THEIR naS n,yoIrD DAUGHTER, lrLyA A.
DORSEY. JAMES IosHf.. In leyln.
sosaGA RsPp ossEEY 81 dss1 Tho rslnsF ntn .vss ssMT
years sxo today. Aprii "a: 1919:
Somewhere there Is no parting.
Dark clores are rolled away;
In that eternal somewhere
Wen meet DEvoTED iSa5n Iomf psnoyrrR. a1o !.
OF our dear son, husband and daddy.
RAPH Z. FRASER, Who left US one year
ago today, April -. 1888
One dear to our hearts was called away
One Ions year ago today.
God gave Us strength 20 bear our sorrow,
And courase to fight the blow
No one knows the silent heartache;
Only those who have lost can tell:
Not dead to us who loved him.
Not lost, but sons. before.
His memory is all we have nov,
HIS cares are all at rest.
Dear daddy. so kind, so loving. 30 true,
God only knows how We miss you.
HIS LOVING MOTHER. WIFE MAE AND
CHILDREN. RALPH. Jr.: PIP
BETTY AND WAYNE
Evening star., 1949-04-24
z Test Areas Picked
By Commission on
Potomac Pollution
BY James srehf,eld

BEDFORD SPRINGS. Pa April
23.-The Interstate Commission
on the Potomac River Basin ended
tf,ree-day meeting here this
afternoon after selection OF two
demonstration areas in which 1,
will assist in the solution OF
definite pollution problems.
In the Monocaey River Valley
emphasis will be placed on land
use and community planning
while on the Opeauon Greek in
Virginia. efforts will be eoncen-
trated on an industry cleanup
campaign.
May Serve rs Guide.
The work on these two small
watersheds will provide a means
Of rapid accomplishment and may
serve as a guide for other COM
pact groups throughout the coun-
try" Raymond V. Long. commits
sion chairman, said.
The commission also moved
today to make a survey OF the
lower Potomac River that may
prove Of great economic Sisnifl-
canoe TO Virginia, Maryland and
the District OF Columbia.
Under the commissions plan,
the two States and the District
will be asked to cooperate In re-
questing a survey by the Public
Health Service. This survey would
provide a complete picture Of the
lower river and may lead 10 the
recovery of dwindling seafood re-
sources in the river and Chesa-
peake Bay.
1t was pointed out that Mary
lands oyster harvest has dropped
from l5,000.0 900 bushels to about
5000 900 bushels, and that the
oyster supply in the Potomac is
almost gone. This decrease may
be cause in part by silt and other
forms of pollution. 1t was said.
Forms Barrier for Shad.
1t also was pointed out that pol
luton in the lower stream may
affect the shad supply. since these
fish must pass this barrier OF
filth" to reach spawning grounds
upstream.
Harold A. Kemp. District sani-
tary engineer. told the commits
sion that a cleaner stream in the
Washington area would have a
recreational value that cannot be
estimated.
mo other city" Mr.. Kemp said.
has the recreational potential
that the Potomac River. from Key
Bridge to Great Falls gives Wash
ington. But improvements must
be made first. The debris and
filth that mars the scenic beauty
Of the falls must be removed from
the river, and its waters must be
made clean enough for their full
use by the people of the Nations
Mr.. Kemp said plans already
are being discussed to remove all
wastes from this section
Of the river. and that this. plus
the projects on the Monocacy and
Opequon should bring definite
changes in this area within the
next few years.
Aided by CO. cooperation.
In urging its action program.
Mr.. Long said the commission has
become strong through its close
with official regula-
tory groups in the member states
and the District.
He pointed out that while the
has no enforcement
Or regulatory powers Of its own, 1t
has been able to better conditions
in many sections of the basin
through State agencies.
The annual meeting of the COM
will be held next Septem-
Der in the Opequon, probably at
Winchester. Va.
CnI In- t<xE
Evening star., 1949-04-24

ment of the l0lst Airborpe Divl-
sion.
A native OF Washington. Pvt
johnson WAS a graduate OF Leland
Junior High School in Chevy
Chase. He entered service in
l943 and was sent overseas in
July. 1914. after training at Fort
Belvoir.
Besides his parents. he Is sur
vlved by three sisters. Mrs. jean
nette /. Dickerson and Miss
Delana M. johnson OF the home
address. and Mrs. Betty L. Decker
son of Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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and a former
assistant route
agent for The
Star. who was
drowned as a
result Of an
automobile ac-
cident in Ger
many March
10.
The service
Will De IN Sb.
j e r o m e S
Church In Hy-
attsyille. Nd.
and burial will
follow at IL am.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

buried in Ar
lingion Gene
tery At ? pm
Wednesday.
The is-year-
old soldier Was
killed at Nor y
vile. Belgium
by enemy tank
( Ire Decembel
10. isi& durins
the Battle oil
the Bulge. He
was y mem ber
of he 506tll
Parachute In
fantrV r. e Z l.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
ReburiaI Rites Wednesday
For Pvt. John W. johnson

Pvt. John W. johnson. jr.. soa
Of Mr.. and MRS. John w. johnson
OF 6ol2 Walhond!ng road. Glen
Echo Heights. Nd. will be re
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Seret. R. {. Wood
Rites Set Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow for SerRt.
Robert E. Wood, 81, counter in
telligence Corps agent in Germany
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Garns uf Uhanka

Dy on q he % late ELLA HUGHES cAapBEIL
wishes TO express It's sincere thanks to
j. L. s. Hoiloman for their acts Of kind
ness, cards Of sympathy and beautiful
noral tributes during the illness and at
sister. THE FAMILY.
the late MARY, e. griffin, wishes 70
express her srstitude for the many
recent illness. and to thank the pastor
as well As the societies 70 which her
efF nndefstandns GeGnsef heip P IN ' the hour Of be-
Pavement Grateful acknowledgment IS
made for the many czrds. telegrsms ana
forei tributes received. MABEL LEWIS.
KING. LAURA LogisE. Ihs family family Of Of
Appreciation 1or their expressions OF sym
pa:hy and lovely floral rHp i5aGp'is FAMILY. =.
sMOTHERs, CHARITY A.. We wish 70
express our sincere thanks fnd gratitude
10 the Rev. J. c. Beckett, the Rev. Q. Q.
for their Kindness and iorai tributes dur
mother. mo CHARITY a. sMoTHERs, j..
MAUDE @. AND ROBERT L, sMO1HEFS.
Tg9MA Ssss MAfHa FHoaAs Taf s.hss f.s q &
its many friends and express its apprecia-
tion for the many expressions OF sympathy
s"u ''''' THE FAMILY
WASHINGTON, FRANK r. We wish to
express our sincere thanks to Rev. A. II.
g. johnson. pastor OF Rehoooth Baptist
Church; Rev. w. A. Ball. choir. ofhcers
and members and friends, the organiza- :
tions. the funeral directors and friends
who donated cars, sent flowers. telegrams.
cards and all acts Of kindness during the
iIlnefs and at the death OF my husband
FrANK r. WASHINGTON
MRS CARRIE B. WASHINGTON AND
FAMILY
WEST, THOMAS WALTER. The family
OF ne late THOMAS WALTER WEST
wishes to express sincere thanks and deep
appreciation to its many FRIENDS FOR their
kIndnesses and beautiful floral tributes
ssnt for his funeral and interment =.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Sales of products and services
through vending machines in l948
in the United States were esti-
mated at about S750, 900. 900.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
AratbS

BUZZAIRD, MARY COLLINS. On Pri-
day, April 90. 1919. at her residence. SIS
18th st. NV, MARY COLLINS BuZZAIRD.
beloved wife Of Raieigh B. Buzzsire. sister
OF Mrs. H. r. Bsukhsge and Mrs Richard
8. Hooker. Services at the g. II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. oa0I 18th st. nv, on
Sunday. April -. az 2:36 pm. fChirago
and Paris. H.. and BLOOMINGTON. Ind.
papers please COPY -
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GUY R. MOORE, r n.

CFAHLES NJ. COMMON, r. c.
YATES. ROBERT DAVID. On Friday.
April -. l94a. ROBERT DAVID YATES
Iof 4I15 71st ave. Landover Hills, Nd.
beloved husband Of Mildred l. Yates. IA
ther of Carol I. End David A, Yates,
Friends may call at william J Nalley's
Funeral Home. 1900 Rhode Island ave. at
Eastern ave. ne. where services will be
held on Sunday. April "a. at pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment at
Rineyville. KY "a
Evening star., 1949-04-24

SALVATORE A. To the Of
ficers and members O.. CO.
lumbia Lodge No. I3S. Loyal
Order of Moose. tbs lt 70
notify you o. the geaIh Of
brother SALVATORE A. Ca
RUsO. Moose Services will be
held Sunday. April ~. at 4 80
pm. Chambers Funeral Home,
Evening star., 1949-04-24

ROBERT. The ofiicers and
members OF Adah Chapter, No.
25. o. r. s.. viii meet al Star
Hall. Mount Rsinier. Md. on
Sunday. April "a, 1a49, at -
noon. for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF oifr late
brother. ROBERT YATES. BY
The worthy matren.
pEGcTr Is prvNr,r r,S
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Marcia AnG kRtnerlne Is. H&T0y.
son ot Mrs Carrie Mccormics and breahs. ssn E.
Wiliiam v MA T. NalleS's Fpnersi Home. SIS sts
St antil $40 sor, an M,s on nonass S,rs hD5i
mass will be offered at am. for the re-
pose Of his soul. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Arlington Natianai
Cemetery. "a
HARvEY JOAN MARIE. Suddenly on
Fla, fla MRS. JOAN MARIE HARVEY. be-
loved wife Of II. Col Julian 4. Harvey.
aaushter 3 of s'n. w. 4. B soyian % niece q Ms.
Zines Hhi CO.. Co. Funeral Home. ssoi isth q.
n.rsn. inter en- ss1s:' csas. Mi hpr! c.mss.r, as :.
1919. sc1si 5SlEs nsfs Il Il h1cRs X 0t q isls W &.
NV, beloved husband Of Mary julia Hicks
and devoted brother Of JOSEPH and Katie
and many friends, After. 10 am, Monday
Funeral Home. 1870 9th St. n@. REQUIEM
10 am, at St. Ausustine.s Catholic
interment Mount olivet Cemetery. IS
HICKS. JAMES b. onicers and mem
ss.s ssa. Knisht. ii uu' u ST. John. are reau.sssd
70 meet ct McGuire's Funeral Home, $50
9th st. nv. on Monday. April ~. 1919:
Il. Dm .ss s s.ess + ss esf sos 81 81 tss our
Brother JANIS II. HICKS. Please wear
'''oN' rAPi A. TAYLOR. President.
HENRY T. SHEPHERD, Rec. Sec. es
HICKS. JANEs H. Members Of The
Oldest fnhsbite nts. Inc. ere notiled Of
the death Of JAMES H. HICKS. Of 1fIS
n St nv. -uuerai services on Tuesday.
April aS. 1919 at 1890 am. at ST,
Aus stine Catholic Church. 18th st. NV.
between and 8 sts
FRANK d. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
HICKS. JAMES u. Officers and mem-
bers of the Young Mems Immediate RE-
| lief Association are hereby notifed of
| the death of brother JAMES n. HICKS.
Of 17Is II 81 NV. Funeral Tuesday,
! April 26. la4n af 1000 am, NJ 81.
Augustine's Catholic Church, 18th ct. be-
tween n and 8 sts. NV.
JESSE BROWN. President
MAX X. STEELE, Secretary.
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1u Mrmnriaitt

IfUtF Oh EflE WUItUy UlhETVII-
BESSIE IS REYNOLDS
NANNIE e. WOdLFARTH, Secretary. "a
Evening star., 1949-04-24

}. Of WASHINGTON General Assembly.
4th Da"res. Knights OF Columbus
II arc notified of the death Of Sir
81 Knight, SERGT. ROBERT WOOD,
and are requested TO assemble at
his residence. 5605 seth pl. West
Hyattsville. Md. at 4 pm. on
sy. April "a. 1919. for the recital OF
ers.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

the above
at $40 a,
Catholic {
am. Rel
terment A
.2~~-
Evening star., 1949-04-24

munieatIon Of washins ton Cen
tennial Lodes, No. IA. p. A. A
M. IS called for i pm. MONDAY
April as, I94s, for the purpose
of conducting the last Mason ie
rites tor our late brother. VIII
LIAM J. THOMAS. as a courtesy
Evening star., 1949-04-24

RAKER. FRANK NJ. On Thursday, April
2l. f949. at the United States Naval Hos
pital. Bethesda, Md: FRANK M. BAhER.
c. Baker. Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home, 3s21 4th st NV. on Monday.
Aoril IS, At $50 am REQUIEM n.,s mass al
and friends invited. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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rAgMAx. NAE sAy.Gr.

TAEMAx. MAE sAssCr. Or sasurssy
April ~. issa, MAE sAFACE ThRMAs.
.: o:i9rse ,. vie & Bos'' TslTaH: @s 6, as. sss
sETkst. Bertha ssvsge Dams. lea sarags
French. Nellie SaSaEe Deusnt sns tkr lais
Austin saTaas Services AZ TIE CheFf
nv on Tussdss. Aprii -, at Pa
Relatives and friends invited IS
TAYLOR. REUBEN On Tnurscsr
April "a 1888. aEuBH D TAYLoR
HUSBAND OF Mrs. Bessie T1ytas- father Yf
Crsen. brother oi Mrs Lesliss ssesari
snd brother n, laT Of Mrs Carrie rspr-ts
He slsn iesTeA sir nsetes. three kFan6shfl
oFsn, one EfsA..sranat a.4e, Ssntx ys'A.!fss ,s
-. friends may esg Al nis slstkrs resi-
Genes. loss .i1 ST nv Funeral serF-
,eer ,he on ss6sy . ApF9 gs,.;,, s a, t.as.aa =
Eas You 81 E~ Relatives and irtsacs
invited Interment AriioEtcn Satlans!
THoaas. IsHMEAL. oa Yriesy. kpfg
% 1888 81 Pnlisdelphis Genera hos
THOMAS hl4sbsnd Of poroth, Jaekson
son of Clarence Thomas OF Phiiaasiphia
Pa Notice 0! funeral later. Arrangs-
mems By Carver Memorial Funeral SeFT-
Tee 2a-3l 81. nv.
THOMAS. WILLIAM J. On Friday
fesh foshatan pi. 'n nv. wrLLiaM hi tnT j. THOMAS,
beloved husband ol Lola Z. Thomas father
OF William z Thomas of Phiianeiphla
r.: ksEn. aar, eos.I, Of ra .s
C: stepfaiher Of Mrs.. De folse Riegei,
Mrs. Edith upright and Claqd B. Sanford
Of Washinston; D; C.; brother OF Daniel
Baker OF Pottsville Pa Services al The
s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home. s9oI 18th
ST. Nv. on Monday April .5 at pm.
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. -
Evening star., 1949-04-24

sFAKEK, FRANK M. Offlcers and mem-
nj bers OF Pirchof Post No. 70
eASA-, and OF the D. c. Dept. Catholic
tE40 War Veterans will assemble at
NJ Collins Funeral Home. 1921 l4th
st. NV. on Sunday, April -, at
100 pm. to render Anal tribute
to our beloved comrade FRANK
M -AKFR National Guard of Honor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-01
STARTING TANK HEATER

W. N. writes: Here is my way of
starting the draft in my fuel tank
heater. I take a piece of newspaper,
fold it four or five times about an
inch wide, dip it in the fuel, then
light it and drop it down the heater
smoke pipe, and the draft will start
at once.
This is far better than to blow into
your heater and have it blow back
in your face. I always use alcohol
like that used in cars to dip my
paper in and also to start my fire.
I keep it in a fruit jar and two or
three tablespoonfuls will start the
fire much faster than the regular
oil fuel"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-01
FIREPLACE

place as shown. With the ordinary
type of firebox construction, the hot
gases rise directly into the chimney
and only a small part of the avail
able heat strikes the hot plate and
most of it is wasted up the chimney.
With the hooded type of firebox
shown, the fuel as it burns makes
the flue tile covering intensely hot
which radiates up against the hot
plate, then the hot gases pass from
the front up through the narrow
flue opening and give off most of
its additional heat to the hot plate.
This makes for much better and
longer lasting heat economy"
Note by I. w. D.-This certainly
seems like a better type of outdoor
fireplace and we thank our reader
for passing the idea to others who
might be considering such construc-
ton. While he does not mention
such protection, I believe it would
be well to plaster the inside of the
firebox with fire clay or mortar to
prevent the concrete from "spalling''
or Taking off.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-01
IRAcroR log sPuIIlNG

ton can be log-chained to a sturdy
stump or tree, while the other is
chained to the drawbar of the trac-
tor. A steady pull does the splitting
job. Repeat as often as necessary"
Note by I. w. D.-This is a new
idea to me, but I can see how it can
be used to save much hard labor.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-01
Farm Mechanics
Handy Farm Ideas
By 1. w.
p

H. o. N writes: 'Here are two
views of a western type barbecue
fireplace which we have found very
satisfactory and which is not diff
cult for the average person to build
of rough field stones laid up in ce-
ment mortar.
The top of the firebox consists
of one-half a 17-inch flue tile split
at diagonal and built in
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-01
TRACTOR LOG SPLITTING

o. E. B. writes: Enclosed I am
showing a handy hint which I have
worked and am using right along in
my timber work. We have changed
log splitting to a tractor job, first
opening up the butt end of the log
with axe and wedges until one Sec