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Evening star., 1950-07-24
Soviet Must Expand
Fleet, Admiral Says
BY the Asseeieied Press

MOSCOW. July 24.-Russia OBJ
served Navy Day yesterday with
articles in the press declaring
that British and American prep
arations and war threats make
necessary the greatest strength
ening of the Soviet fleet.
In Navy Day article in the
magazine Ogonek, Vice Admiral
N. I. Vinogradof declared: THE
threat of war and preparations
by American and English imperi-
alists who dispose of large naval
forces give rise with particular
acuteness to the necessity of the
broadest strengthening of our
fleet"
He declared the creation of a
separate Navy Ministry early last
year at the personal initiative of
Prime Minister Stain was of pri-
mary significance.
Admiral A. Golovko wrote in
Pravda that Stain. the Soviet
people, the Communist Party and
the government were manifesting
the greatest concern in growth
of the fleet, construction of new
ships and perfection of the train
ing of sailors.
(Records Of Admiral Golov-
ko show he was commander
of the Soviet Northern Fleet
in the Barents and White Seas
in 1941 and directed the Rus
sian assault on PetSamo, Fin
land.)
The Communist Party newspa-
per's editorial said workers in the
shipbuilding industry were putting
forth all efforts to build more
quickly and better new ships so as
to supply the feet with battle
power"
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Cure Proves Drastic

+ READING. Pa, July "a (P.-
Asher B. Stichler got rid of an
annoying hornets nest the hard
way. He poked a flaming stick
at the nest in a corner of a tool
shed at the rear of his home in
suburban PennSide. Now the
hornets are gone-and the tool
shed, too.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Hospital Women's Boord
Schedules Ham Suppef

The Women's Board of the
Montgomery County General Hos
pital will hold a fried chicken
and ham supper from 4 to 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Sherwood School
gymnasium. Sandy Spring. Md.
A concert will be given by the
Silver Spring Elks Boys and Girls
Band. Homemade cakes, candy
and handwork will be sold.
Evening star., 1950-07-24

Cox was driving, the latter called
him Jap" and advanced on him
in a menacing manner. DR.. Villa
roman. a Filipino, lives in the 610O
block of Landover road, Cheverly
Md
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
Hopper campaign drawn up

Hopper campaign drawn up
Seven-point program to control
grasshoppers in Wyoming has been
prepared by state and federal of
ficials. Special session of Wyoming
legislature may be called to appro-
pirate estimated share, $256,OOO, of
mosts. Federal contribution is $780,
900, landowners 100000.
Program as outlined by Wyoming
Agricultural Commissioner Adolph
Hamm proposed to:
l. Finance program through fed
eral, state, county and landowner
funds in infested areas.
2. Purchase materials co-opera-
lively.
8. Use properly equipped aircraft
to spread bait.
4. Located bait supplies where air.
port facilities are available.
5. Spread bait when surveys show
majority of hopper eggs have
Matched.
8. Administer program co-opera-
lively through bureau of entomology,
state entomologist and county agents.
7. Establish large control area, in
Guiding all major hopper infestation
and provide bait and facilities to
control pests before they reach ma
turity.
Production credit men re-eIect-
Directors of the Great Falls Produc-
ton Credit Assn. renamed E. F. Ly-
man, Great Falls, as president; H. c..
Ellis, Craig, vice president, and w. F.
Fellows, secretary treasurer. Di-
rectors of the association are Harris
Reynolds, Highwood; Bryan Corbett,
Choteau; Louis L. Hart, Power.
All leaders to meet-Officials of
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

Feb. 2-4-Annual seed show, Kali
spell.
Feb. 6-s-Second annual crop spray
ing school for pilots, Bozeman.
March 2-4-Annual Carbon county
seed show, Red Lodge.
March l6-l7-First annual Montana
livestock nutrition conference,
BoZeman.
March 2s-3l-Fourth annual Mon
tana Winter fair, Bozeman
May IL. l3-Montana Hereford Assn.
Hereford congress, Great Falls.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
High Spots of tbe
Agricultural News

Montana All Leaders Assn. will
meet at Montana State college Feb.
II, Is to review All calendar of ac-
tivities for 1850. President of group
is William r. Cole, Plains; vice presi-
dents are Mrs. Jack Anderson, Wise
River; Harvey Naslund, Chinook;
Mathew Pomajevich, Missoula; Mrs.
Ray Kimball, Hysham; Bryan
Lovely, Wilsall, and Sterling Swi-
CART, Sidney.
They will meet with Paul J.
Moore, State club leader, and Ger
aldine Fem and Margaret Kohl, as
sistants.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

Billings held
the check the Montana d
field Fosens srvcns ofcer Richard
Wheeler
Billings addition Walter H Kinsiae
Ruchle
Pictured Byrd Byrd oconnor
farm
0 office.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

Near record potato stocks-Mon-
tana growers and dealers have about
100000 bushels of potatoes on hand.
Federal agricultural economics bu-
reau said stocks of merchantable po-
tatoes are second only to 100000
bushels on hand a year ago.
Stocks last Jan. l are nearly
double the average in last decade.
Montana production last year was
100000 bushels, about 100000 less
than in 1913. In addition to 100000
bushels in stock, farmers have A.
900 bushels to be used for seed this
year.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

Fergus farm program - Fergus
County Farm and Home Week Assn.
will hold its annual program at
Lewistown Feb. 8-11. Speakers, dis
cussion leaders scheduled include
DR.. R. R. Renne, president, Montana
State college; w. G. Sloan, chairman,
Missouri Basin Field committee; r.
E. Cameron, director of public serv-
ice, Montana State college, and Gov.
John Bonner.
Less cattle. sheep on feed-Catt1e
numbers on feed in Montana are
down AT percent and sheep, down 48
percent, bureau of agricultural eco
Monies reports. Cattle numbers are
10000 head as compared to $4,000
year ago. Sheep $4,000 as compared
to $4,000 last year.
Reduced turkey production-Mon-
tana turkey producers plan to cut
production about Is percent in 1850,
according to bureau of agricultural
economics. Forecast is for 10000
birds as compared to 10000 in 1949.
Average production 1942-1946 was
174,000 birds.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

All leaders to meet-Officials of
Evening star., 1950-08-01
HighIights
ofTodoy's
Programs
RADIO TODAY.
80, WWDC, WAsH-FM-Base-

$3.50, WWDC, WASH-FM-Base-
ball; Washington VS.. Cleveland.
900, WMAL-Town Meeting OF
the Air: Are Teachers Free to
Teach?" is discussed by DR.. Alonzo
F. Myers, Chairman of the De-
partment of Higher Education at
New York University and Charles
j. Kersten, attorney.
900, WTOP - Romance: Antony
Ellis "Mayerling" is dramatized.
1000, WTOP-There's Music in the
Air: Elaine Malbin sings Love Is
Like Firef1y," Herbert's Naughty
Marietta" "Ah, Sweet Mystery of
Life" and Friml's "Giannina Mia"
TELEvIsIok TODAY.
500, WNBW-Cinema Playhouse:
Greta Cunt and John McCallum
co-Star in Calendar" full-length
feature film.
$3.50, WMAL - Hollywood Movie
Hits: Kenny Baker, Leo Carrillo and
zazu Pitts star in "52nd Street."
OF PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE
AS of tomorrow, the local outlet of
the Arthur Godfrey, or CHS, tele-
vision network will no longer be
WOIC. The station will be the same
and it still will be found in the
same Channel 9, but approval by
the FEC of its sale to the Washing
ton Post has brought it a new set
of call letters to match those of
WTOP, the papers radio station.
Henceforth, that TV station on
Channel 9 will be WTOP-TV.
The Boxing Managers Guild and
the international Boxing Club hav-
ing come to terms over the division
of radio-TV money, the boxing
broadcast schedule for next fall and
winter seems settled. AS under the
agreement in effect last spring, Fri
day night bouts at Madison Square
Garden will be on NBC-TV and
ABC radio, with separate an
nouncers, Of course. Wednesday
night fights at St. Nicholas Arena
in New York, or in Detroit or Chi
cago, will be carried by CBS-TV.
The new agreement is reported to
payment of $75O,0O0 for
rights to some 10 matches. Fighters
in main bouts will receive $2500
each at the garden and $1,000 each
at other arenas.
Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts"
will return to CBS-TV on August
%, the same night the radio series
resumes, though Mr.. G. still will
have four weeks of vacation left.
The four programs were kinescoped
before Godfrey departed for Hawaii.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
TeIevision Tomorrow Wednesday, August z, 1850

WNsW-4:3o, Rainbow Revue
WMAL-3, Sports Parade.
wTTe-i, okay Mother 1870 Disc Jockey Art Lamb
wToP-4, Homemsker's Exchange; 4:3o, Vanity Fair.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
\ GAS HEAT
CONVERSIONS
Furnaees. Boilers

36 Months to Pay on Gas Bill
IA. soas {. L. POE IA. 1896
S213 Georgia Ave. NV.
Formerly II Years With Gas Compans
Call for Our Low Prices
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Other AM Stations

WQaW-570 kc.-6:55 an. to Q pm.
WPiK-73o kc.-6:15 an. to . pm.
WARL-1s0 kc.-s:I5 an. to Q pm.
WGAY-1 ,05e Ke.-s am. to 3 pm.
WBCc-1 ,2so kc.-7 am. to 8 pm.
WFkX-1 ,220 kc.-s:45 an. to Q pm.
Wook-1,s30 Kr. -s am. to Q pm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-28

Irnn3o1tlOe ASol111t QrDeffefe I'M Serz
eiit NIT oeiien 5iiDrern irltnrer offes
ner onraarf bin, es 8,l elmer fronaoii-
men Gropin5 5u ana6en. Iie oelttide
&egierllng bot eine 8olfsubltinmlmt1le
porgeldlogen utto elm SourIStafltt
bis altn SriebensihllrB, aber Sranf-
reid beltebt atf ietner 9olitif.
0oran 1ttoerte ol,h Der 9eutld-
lan0= =8eat6 bon IltBenntintlter S6u=
nuon 1ti6ts. gs fanu 5ll eii1er Guber.
lid frelutoiduftlihen I1lsiprade 5pi.
l6en ibnn alnb &olt5ler abenalter.
slber cine 8erltdlpoigung ibeiterte,
oa beioe ullf ibrem Stal1bpltft per-
barrten. Ioenauer eab ole oifentlit)e
@rfldrli1rg nb, 0aB 8erbalrbllnlgen
SronfreidS nit bern Suar<Staat iiber
Die 8egierltrg Ser 8ultbesrepirblif
bi,1peg a1nitattbaft ieie1, oa oie Soar
Rei6sgebiet 1ptuo ieine 4oblenberg-
lperfe polferrehtlif 9feid)seigentllm
feien. 0as bat bie &llft BON neirellr
eripeitert, oa nn6 einieitiger Saritel=
lung anterifaniider 5ages5eitlmgen
0euti6lotbo blrr6 leine 0aItung ,tpe=
nige Wforrate nod Der gntlteblmg ser
tpeltoeittld)en &eplrblif Die gerahti-
gltng Der frm,soIiiden 6lrdt Dor oeln
8ieoerertpo6en bes oelttlhen Hatioe
rlaltsrnars BON neuem beltatigt" ba5e !
limo I'M @efolge bes sSiusfos bon
Sflmnalrs 8eIu6 1perben ul16 oie be,
oeutlrngsloieIten unlieblartlen Gor-
fonrntniiie uno grideirltnger, pelGe
oie gbele Der tpieoereritanoenen oe1t-
iAen @efubr 5ll befra ftigen geeig1,et
iino, 5u einem ShredensgeiperuIt 5u-
Ianunengeiteat, uno Stoatsiefretor
I6eion bat ii6 beeIlt, it6 fir Die
fran5oiii6en Inipriihe einslrlesen -
uus natiirlif atngebeuer 5lr fran5o-
iilhAoeutifen 8erltalpoigtne beigetra.
gen bot!
nnb llnteroeiien peroid)tet iid) hic
ipirflife @efGbrolnrg gi,ropos, Sie
fortI6reitenbe llneinigfeit angeiihts
Der rl,iiiiden @efnbr, tllrnler lnatr.
europa Ieibet an nntionaler Selbit,
lllht l,no 11utionaliltildyer Sheeliuf)t
aller 2Gnber. gs miro ugeeillt
tuenoen, aber, 10 befiirften mir, nur
inter Der rliIildefonmuu,iitti6en
&nl,te!
| @ern tpiirben mir Dem biiitern 9ilI
einige freunblife 2id)ter alfIesen,
Dor ullem mutt Dem Sin1peis auf sen
@altbel Ser anterifoniiben Golitit
Sparrien gegeniiber. slber eritcns iinf
Die grfldrllnger, bie Sefretar 9l6e.
Jon iiber oieien @anbel ubaegeben
bot, 5lt lrt1beittnu1rt luto bppotbetii1,
lr1o 5rpeitens bot gngIalto' Ser ame.
rttanii6en grhanurg bereits eincn
2ampfer ualieeiett init Der Infiiilbi.
gltng, bob es Dem n1terifn1lii6en gei,
ipiel ntft folaen aberoe.
grgIano lit apillens, 11lit 06au Sic
tllng u8elfafte 5l1 tl,ll" 1ri6t aber
nit Sranco. Die bel,tigen yStaats=
manner" 1Danoeln lonoerbare @ege!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-28
Selbftindt nnb &ursiidJtisfeit

g8ir batten lbieler Gage cine unter-
reorng ntit auniertn IangidDrigen
Srell1po DEM fritberen 8n,noesIerutor
9elrrif Sbipitedb, Der feirter5eit ben
Welt botte, in irrpo1riere1ber gn1Iolu-
feit ben 8olferblupb in ieiner porge-
i9lagenen @eitalt alt befGlrlpfen ,p,ps
trot erbitterter &ritif iei1ter &altIng
0ngegen aat itinn1pen. @r lit Elm filler
Wdotril geipor6er lllrb Iebnt es ab, iei-
mem @egnern bon lbar1lnIs Die beret-
tigte 8orbdltlnag gut nraben: sd
bnb's @ihA ia geingtl" Statt 6eifen
tuieoerboIt er iarrnrer tpieoer obne 8e-
,lignabme auf feline eigene @oltl1ng :
User fonitte bel Der beutigen ltnflar-
belt ult6 8eraporrenbeit at1l6 1ern her-
b1ngnisbonen S1tpim6en 6ennofrati-
iber Sbeale ettpas 4ttberes ertparten
@s lit cine Weltfrile BON 1tt1nblebha-
rer Suaghpeite. Mber es bat tpobl 10
fol1r1ren uriiiien, atnb es 1rung trob
al1ent slu1 @alterr fiibren tpelr1t
mir er1olich lertnen, aais Der @eibifte
Die 2ebren alt aieben, Die cine b6ere
@eltfiibrlmrg attrs beiSltbringet1 iubt!"
Das nber gern6e lit IN 6ieler fri
ttihen 3eit 10 lalti6glib ertnuttigerpb,
6aB 6ie 8olfer INTO Dor allenr Die Ge-
gierlmpgen Der g0lfer beute nod me
ringer a1s ie 5llbor ants Der @eldihte,
febit Der @eididte Der arnanittellbn.
rem @egenlpnrt mutt ibren maiiibe1
2ebren nihts lernen tpoIIen. Oas aei.
gen olh Die gnitpiflim1gen in gus
ropa.
gs geb0rt all oen bilettanterbafte-
item 2eiihtneen ber ipeiHiden Stnats-
funit, onB man .bern Mbfan bes ilgo-
natpiiden Diftntors Gito Don StaIi1
ooer biefmebr 6eifen engenenr &reis
nid)t aber bonn @o1unlinisnmrs
lnlb feiner brattnlen poIitif - cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-28
1ulann

Die sll1beltpplitif ser Srlllnan'i6en
aomi1uiitration erlitt am Spnnerstag
cine e1npftnoli6e gtieoerloge, oils oos
abgeoroneterbulls lib lueigerte, Siib-
&orea peitere 8irtifuftsbilfe 5u ge-
mdbren.
Sour nit 5lpei Stillulren 0febrbeit
lebnte oas Sol1s eth grIuhen ber slo.
nriniltration ab, Siib-&orea arr Stiit-
5lrrg ieiner 8irti6aft $6O,OO0,00O
fir oie nahiten iefys 0tonate 5ll be-
tpiaigen. Ser elbiti,uruurg NOR eine
erbitte Oebatte poruusgegmtgen.
aritifer ber 4bnrirtiitration erflGr=
ten, eine 8e1piligung DER MitteI mir
be beoeltten, @elb IN rei1 9ottenlo6
5lt 1perfen". Ser replrblifalii6e Mb-
georhnete Gorps CSbio) erflarte:
"Solange 1rniere Bolitif int sliien
iinrlos lit, baben mir fein 9fedt, 8elo
in oieles peripll1uobure @ebiet 51 Itef>
fem"
SSn DER abitinrnrlrllg ipieselte iib
lln3lpeibelltige ll131frieoeltbeit NIT
Der fer1l0ItIi6en 8olitif Sr1m1olrs.
Stele Gepllblifaner babelr Sral. Srl,=
ntan tpegen ieines gntldluiies ange=
griffen, Gbiana &ui-ibef 1tift bel lei=
neln per5neifelten @iberita1o uuf
Jorn1oia gegen ole bialeiil6en &o1n-
1ulniitet 5l1 belfen.
So1uobl oer 8r1ii0ent, oils aud
IStoatsIefretar I6eio1l baben lun sic
8etpiliglng ser 0eitta eriltd)t. Mde-
Jon fagte, baB Siib@&orea obne nne-
rtfattiide Silfe uit 51pei ober brei
Weonaten 5lrianm11ellbre6en miro.
So6 Die repltblifanii6el1 &ritifer ser
fernoitlifen Holitif Der slonriniItra-
tion bolten ii6 geltiige,no l1nterItiib,
Jung BEL ben 8entofraten, auu Der
WaaBnabme bei ber sllrfrl,flu1g mit
blftoertoretlutoneltn5ig gesen bltn.
berteinunbneltn5ig Stirnre,r eine
yeieoerluge 5l bereitel1,
Otit eiiuer Webrbeit bon oreian,o.
fiinf5ig StiH1milen ihllag bie' gl1mini,
itration grrntans nm ssreitua einen
YSoa-fffnIurr MIR Nh1rtHprnf1fr Noy co,,a
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-28


DIE partrel1o oltsgelpruhen iparnoe,
itebt iest alid in Der Seem gorfer
,Si1res' 5nl Ielen, tpo lesten Wsontng
Munre S'&one Oecgornmd ibrieb:
rOie Gage etlhbdIt bie flare @nr-
arlntg, baB atpir on Der einett syront
in ,nrierer @ohinirfeit 1tift nahIaIs
len biirfen, apeil mir on Der atloen
luls INT Die @ltge getriebelr feben. Ser
&alte &rieg hit 10 uielleitig apie Der
&ffrieg llfto itent Der geiltigel
8egiartfeit nod idhpierigepe Allhga.
BEN als bieIer." 0ir fonnen atlts 5apar
ben praftiiden SdluBfolgeri,ttgen
1rau Wcgornpids nibt in alIeln an.
i6lieBen, freuen anrs nber, DaB oieie
electromagnetic &enneri11 Der @eltpo-
litif uno ibrer sStronllr1tgef rid
baltsdos ote @efnbren nlrf5eigt arluo
Dor polttiiden SSnlpropiiationen llno
@rperirnet1tett tparrt.
Sb iie autb atnbere 8eitrtnilngsge-
roifen bm1tit in @albi1pgton gir1bn,d
tr1nden fonnen, bleibt ub5iltparten.
@ini inpeilert Iiegen bic poIittlhen
3iele utto Mbli6ten Der fiibrenoen
@eihn1bte apeit al1seittniroer. Mdb-
reldb @albington tpie bie &nlhmrg
bes 8raii0e1tteit 1tno bes 'Staatsiefre-
tars in Der Sorrnoio- Srage 5engte
Gbifa1 robgeldrteben" bat uuo nod
i1lnrter in oer atrfrlldtbaren HoIifif
oes slIbrpartens berbarrt, flsft iih
2on6on Der 1lelpen 9age nl,3lbgleid)en.
slnf Der bereits, ertp1bnten &onFeren3
in Goloarrbo tpllrbe Elm 3ebniabr- -Hlnn
beidloiien, lrtter Dem gtrgla1ib ltrpo
Die Oontiniet i6en &onl1immtisnnlls
6ltr6 auirtIfnftlifyen gaifbal1 einEt-
Oaln11,en il6en. 5iibre,tbe errgIilde
8ldtter ibeirett nllf one grg1na,,ng
hieler Mane 1lrrh r8oi1lt Sour" slt
boffen, tpoirmner u1iterifuril1e ssarter-
eiien orf Der gleife1 @bene liegeil
tpie Die britil6en. Gos ober lit gu
flntftsdruriif, Ole iiberto1lt miro bon
Der 6ltrb gnit5 Iiien bnllenoen &nfp-
pbonie oes &onttlnlttMs1nlis. Sntluhe
| lit bob man tueoer In 8a1bn,gteil
nod in 2otlooll eii, einigernlnBetr Ear
aultriiienes 9rogrnrrmir bot it1tb fait In
Der fataliittIhen Stinnlnng nrpee-
langt ift, IN Der 6ns @efiibl Der 8n-
ian1nlenaeb0 idfpialoet lln6 ~
lberBt: vHetfe ith iper fann!" Be3eih.
memo onfiir ilt ult6 ore Saltnhlg I'M
&ortgreB, no Die BON Der Regierllng
angeforoerte 8eipilliglnlg bon lehsig
0daionen fir Siib~&orea obgelebnt
tpltrbe init oer 8egrii1rbartrg, bab oas
@eIb Do6 MIR in ei1r booertIoies Sob
getporfer apiir6e.
sltrgeiidts beifen peritebt rrudn oie
Gl1geui6eil1lide galt,rrlltiglnrg bes
friiber itets 10 5l,periidtliden Gene,
raj iefretdrs Der &ereinten Nationen,
Srpgbe Sic. eeS1r eirter YreBfofrferens
in 2afe SueceB ipnad er am 9on-
nerstag oie 8efiirhtltng aus, baB ole
niseinalroergebeiuben Meiruntge,l
iiber bie Mnerfenluling oes neuen
Gbinn anro Der BON &uBlanb per=
bdiugte 8oDfott ,bas Inleben DER Ser
einteu geatioapen id1per. lbabigteE.
8erflalrIatDtert gob er iogar 5r, oaB
Der 8olferblnlb bellte - 1po Die Gage
I6Iinmner iei OILS Dor ei,ren ssSabr, III
ben gefdbrli6en Sngen Der 8erliner
8lofooe, = in feinem 8eiteben se-
lfdbrbet lei!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-28

oo
Mit eituer Waebrbeit BON oreiarto.
fii1rf5ig Sti1n1len idllag bie' glornini,
itrotion Srlmnans nm 6reitag einen
Bormlag alir @bdrtherii1tg Der Sal,s.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
By Douglas Tuomey

One of the looking bedside
tables we have seen in a long time
was made by a young householder
to match set of twin beds and a
dresser.
A long search for a table that
would match the bowed front of
the dresser and the foot of the
beds was fruitless. so he made his
own for a few dollars.
The first move after making a
rough sketch of what he wanted,
was to buy four feet of II inch
shelving. This was cut in half to
produce two pieces, each two feet
long.
A half circle was drawn On each
piece as illustrated and the cor
ners cut in to the marked circle
as shown by the dotted line. The
pieces were then broken out and
the circular edge filed and sanded
down smooth and even. This pro-
duced the top and bottom of the
table.
The next step was to bend
piece of flexible wallboard around
the two half-moons and nail it
into the edge. A piece across the
back finished the bulk of the work.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Homemade Bedside Table Built
To Match Beds and Dresser

The well-spaced and designed
molding effect was secured by cut
ting pieces of half-inch, half
round moulding to the proper
length. and then placing them in
about three inches of steaming
hot water in the bathtub. This
had the same effect as a steam
box, a piece of equipment used by
all cabinetmakers when they want
TO make wood pliable so that It
can be bent and shaped.
When the molding was soft and
workable, it was tackled in place
TO the front of the table. Two
brass knobs with a screwed shank
were set into the front as illu-
trated.
The beds and dresser, which
were secondhand to begin with,
had been worked over with paint
remover and then painted with
two coats of apple green fiat paint.
The same color was applied to
the table.
The dimensions of the table are
26 inches high, two feet wide and
II inches from front to back, just
enough to hold lamp, telephone,
book and ash trays.
There are excellent opportuni-
ties for filling out old sets of fur
niture with matching pieces, and
as rule it is easy work for any
one with the slightest ability.
When you are doing this, have
the old pieces in front of you, and
the general design to be followed
is obvious.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Godgets
BY D. M. DerWin

One reason many faucets leak
is that the ordinary bibb washer
rotates under pressure against the
face Of the seat every time the
faucet is operated.
This friction results in rapid
wear and destruction of both the
washer and the seat is hastened
by the cutting effect of running
water. Actually it is a waste of
time and money simply to replace
one bibb washer with another.
The original defects still remain
and are complicated because, of the
rough surface which has developed
on the seat. Refacing this with a
seat dresser just hasCens the day
when the entire faucet is re-
placed.
Costly leaks can now be quickly
and easily stopped with an en-
tirely new faucet seat and swivel
washer now on the market. The
faucet seat is made of monel metal
which is famous for its resistance
to erosion action.
Unlike the screw-in type of re-
movable faucet seat, this seat,
with its snap-in feature, is as
easily installed as removed. The
entire surface of this faucet seat
is rolled surface rather than a
machined surface as there is
tremendous difference in the re-
sistance to cutting effect of flow
ing water. The neoprene gasket
which fits snugly unGer the rolled
edge of this seat will readily fill
all but the deepest cuts in the
old faucet seat.
The drive-screw threads on
compressibly resilient lugs cut into
metal to fasten the seat tight and
secure.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Home Show to DispIoy
New Color N system

A new system Of color televiSion
will be unveiled for the first time
at the Home Show and Exposition
to be held by the Home Builders
Association Of Metropolitan Wash
ington May IL through 81, James
W. Pearson. executive secretary OF
the builders group. said today.
The show will be held in the Dis
trict National Guard Armory.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Donnybrook Form Sold For Home Development

The 39-acre Donnybrook Farm,
located between Sixteenth street
and Connecticut avenue on the
East-West highway, has been
sold TO Goldstein Brothers, ac-
cording TO an announcement by
Leo NJ, Bernstein & Co. which.
together with Eig & McKeever.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Gov. Lane 10 Attend
Montgomery Realty Event

Gov Lane. of Maryland, and
Mrs. Lane have accepted an
invitation to attend the Mont
gomery County Real Estate Board
annual dinner dance at Congress
sional County Club on May 10.
Gov. Lane will be the principal
speaker. George w. Robertson is
program chairman.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
ReoI Estate Appraisers Heor Talk by Leader

George Goldstein. president Of
the American Institute of Real
Estate Appraisers, met with men,
bers of the District Chapter this
week.
Mr.. Goldstein called attention
to the appraisal course being given
locally by American University as
an EXAMPLE of an educational
project meriting commendation
The class at American University
consists of 88 academic and pro-
feSsional students.
Mr.. Goldstein was introduced
Evening star., 1950-04-29

by H. Clifford Bangs. representa-
tive of the Board of the National
Association Of Real Estate Boards
to the governing council of the
Institute.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Humidity Controller

A humidity controller recently
put on the market for home use
is so sensitive it can measure the
vaporization of a teardrop.
Evening star., 1950-04-29

acted as broker for the seller,
Donnybrook Estates. Inc.
The buyer is reported TO be
planning a home development
there.
Evening star., 1950-04-29

Sheep in Japan. which num-
bered l96.425 in l946. reached .
total Of 459,0oo in i949.