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Evening star., 1951-10-07
Conditions Right
For Planting Spring
FloWering Bulbs
By Dr.. Freemon Weiss

Washington oaffod Society President
Although most instruction man.
ualS on bulb culture specify early
fall planting, usually the first
part of September, later planting
well into October-is entirely
feasible in a region that has pro-
longed mild weather in the fall
as Washington usually does. This
applies especially to tulips, which
indeed are best planted after the
ground has chilled enough so that
top growth of the bulbs is dis
couraged. The present note re-
lateS especially to daffodilS and
the various minor" bulbs such as
crocus. scilla. snowdrops and
muScari.
Root growth in all Of these
bulbs. which is the only growth
desirable before winter sets in
will continue as long as the soil
remains frost-free. This may be,
and usually is, until early Decem-
ber, and sometimes lasts into JAN
uary. A temperature of about so
degrees is more favorable than a
higher one for root growth OF
these bulbs, and it may be several
weeks yet before the ground tenn
perature. at the depth at which
bulbs are planted, falls to 40 de-
greeS and materially checks root
activity.
Therefore no one should hesi-
tate to plant narcissus bulbs now
merely because the directions in
the book said to plant them early
in September.
The ground may be somewhat
dry for the most successful bulb
planting conditions. A thorough
soaking with the hose may be in
order several days before the
ground is prepared for bulb plant
ing. The soil should be appreci-
ably moist at the 6 to IL inch
depth for a quick start Of root
growth.
If bulb planting is delayed un.
til late October or early Novem-
Der, the ground should be mulchec
with several inches of straw OF
hay, right after planting, to pre-.
vent early freezing and to delay
drying out. If one has access te
fallen pine needles, or "pine
straw" a generous but somewhat
thinner cover of this materia
also gives good winter protection
and lessons the tendency of clay
soils to "heave" when freezing
occurs-an action not only detri.
mental to the newly forming root.
Of the bulbs but most annoying
to the gardener who has carefully
placed label stakes to mark hi.
bulb paintings.
The Washington Daffodil So.
ciety would like to hear soon from
garden clubs in this vicinity thai
I'd wish to cooperate in promot.
ing a Washington area narcissu
show next spring, or 90 wish II
stage program on bulb culture
especially daffodils this fall O
winter. Mrs. George D. Watrous
5r., Of 5031 Reno road NV, So
ciety secretary, would like to hea
from interested clubs or individ
uals.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

The city people have an invita-
ton to visit their Maryland coun-
try neighbors this week-Land
Week in the Free States.
When you city folks back out
the car for that Sunday drive" ,"
said Edward M. Davis. Maryland
conservationist, why not come
on out into Maryland and see
what farmers are doing?
"You will see lot of beautiful
country and. Furthermore, you
will see what the farmers are
doing to conserve their land and
build up agricultural production.
This is important to any city
Idweller who hopes to continue to
eat"
| Mr.. Davis pointed out that more
than $4,000 acres in Maryland
have been strip-cropped. This is
the system whereby crops are
planted IN strips and on the con-
tour. so that strip of grass, for
example. will hold the soil run
of from a higher strip of corn.
Many fields that are now pro-
ducing excellent crops" Mr.. Davis
said, were once SCARED with
gullies. You can see some of these
healed fields right near Wash.
ington, too"
Where to go and what to see?
! Well, Fred Hazen, conservative
in the Montgomery County area
swould like to show off some Of the
farms in his section.
Maryland Show Places.
Rrive out Georgia avenue about
B miles beyond Norbeck and turn
right on the Old Baltimore road
he says. At the first bend in the
road you will come to Hollow Tree
Fam, owned by DR.. H. King Vann
and here you will see a good sys-
tenn OF grassland farming.
| Now. turn back to the Georgia
avenue road, which is Route 81
and continue until you reach a
hatchery on the left. Turn in the
first lane on the left beyond the
hatchery to the farm of DR.. ]. M.
Howe. where you can see strip
cropping. a farm pond, diversion
terraces. open-ditch drainage and
improved pastures. This lane runs
through the entire farm and re-
Joins Route 81 near Olney.
Or, Fred says. you can drive
north on U. S. Route 24O to Rock
vile, where you take Route % to
BeallSville. Now turn left on
Hunter road just after passing the
Beallsville crossroads, and con-
tinue to a dead end. Turn right
on Waesche road. where on your
left you will see Adventure Farm,
owned by Lawrence ]. Heller.
Here you can see improved pasture
work, rotation grazing and a farm
pond.
Now, you can continue out
Waesche road past DR.. K. M. Endi.
colts Farm where you will SET
contour strip cropping and q
multifiora rose hedge. Waeschs
road leads into route 419, which
will rejoin route 28 at Dickerson
You may either &turn to Rock
vile on %. or you may continue
into Frederick County. And il
you go to Frederick. enter by way
Iof the Thrasher Farm, where 9
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Pays For Itself
The Year around

Simplicity is the name! A name
thot stonds for oII-seoson sovinas
year round service. No
other tractor equipment gives you
so much cosy utility at such low
cost. June or Jonuoy, q Sim
plieity and implements sove you
time and work provide q fost.
cosy solution to dozens of bother
some chores.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Poy Only SlS Down

. Here's everything you've beer
wanting for complete outdoor
utility and pleasure. Simplicity
Pockoeed Power including
z HIP. Briggs 6 Strotton engine
5 speed Transmission includes
low-low oeor for odded power
potented quick-hiteh-other fine
engineering features.
. 28 specially designed ottoch-
ments optional at small extre
cost.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUGSTORE. exclusive area; rent.
S100 mo-; about $4,000 last W.;
$4,000 cash will handle. MILTON
GOLDSMITH. DI. 0440.
SMALL GROCERY - Good oppor-
tunity. For details call NO. S992.
NEW FAMOUS. steel drive-in diner,
sauipped; S3,65o plus delivery. Call
RADIO AND TELEvIsIoN STORE
$500, includes everything. plus
194l Chevrolet and furniture in
FELL REAL ESTATE, sH. S794.
GIFT SHOP. center of Clarendon, 60
ing business; owner must sell due
to health. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., CHI. 1898; ewes. and Sun. OK.
DRY CLEANING AND VALET SHOP.
WIN sell completely equipped shop
in thriving community; machinery
recently installed; to right party on
very reas. terms. Box 1857. Star.
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION
Attrac. bldg. with showrm., good
lease; $4,000 includes all equipment
and trucks; So, 200 down. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 7O32.
BUSINESS LOCATION for sale. on
Warrenton Bypass, between Rock
for hardware. 4 4 P store or apts. Is.
For price and other informat ton
tauI ton ss6.jo SsSLjoN p KELLY warren Ware
BAR AND GRILL. "c'' lie, showing
large net profit: no rent, apis.
take care of it,. wonderful location;
REQUIRES large down payment. buy
BEHJFY lRS }T9~ sHRsP SHOP. 81 ea Ss SsslS ,v. Se
SIi7oo, $500 down or best offer.
REsTAURANT FOR sALE-Exceiient
beer and food business; good Ioca-
RE. 9430 or ri. 1894. e5s
PKGE. LIQUOR STORE for sale by
owner. on Ga. ave, can be bought
at 2 right price. Call TU. 1873
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOWER will share 3-bedrm.. furn
house in Arl.; for care OF daughter
3R yrs. old. OW. 4427.
COUPLE or single person; share furn
house, gar; Silver Spring area. Cal
SH. G51l. ewes. or Sunday
WHEATON AREA-Employed lady
will share attrac. 2-bedrm. home
with / other; refer; conv. transp
10. 5.2064. Sunday all day. week
TIRED OF CLIFF DWELLING and
high rent? Come live with me. I'm
yard to yourself. Call TO. 1898
before 10 am. this week. for details
GIRL. refined, share house with 4
Others Hobart st. NV; refs; $40
mo. DU. 3914. -25
THIRD MAN needed in seven-room
bachelor house. call OIL. 1878 Satur-
day or Sunday. -25
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CANADIAN OFFICER wants unfurn
4-bedrm;: NV; late March; long
lsase, .,Ids, pc l9lI, MCGUIRE; u-25
4-bedrm; furn home; must be in
M Ms. E4 gixon no0d e JAMES L, DIXON &
RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED-We are
anxious to secure additional rental
Maryland or NV. b. C.; prompt re-
ais, PERRY HAY Co, 81. ss4s.
room apt, Sc. nearby Maryland or
Or 'lSSs MORE sG 'EaEnsRRo s47s Vest Of
adults; ressonabie. EN-. 1854. "
MT. RAINIER. from. owner: two-year
esiI lsaSe .S er Ga9S m9Fe. April or May. l.
3 BEbhooMss., ynturnlshed. in ytr.
DEspER&4ELAYh ESP aSi y NEED HEf'i Groom hunsa.
low low must Y1s mqys Mao naoo l; have turni-
MONTGOMERY County. convenient to
parochial school. shopping. etc.;
minimum SIX rooms, three bedroomS;
Aug. |. 1851. BOX 223-S. Star. .
TRANSFERRED? I have been. Rent
your 3-bedroom house to a reliable
engineer who will give it excellent
care. will pay UP to .S125 per mo.
t1, f9r a good pS. hSg hegse and location. Elk
WRITER desires furn.. 2-3-b.r. ram
bier; prefer Va; accept Md; no
ehsid pIasts rrtys pay TlioSl2s Rox SJs nest !ef
GOVT. EMPL0YE. so. permanent
resident wants to rent 2-bedrm
house. NV. or suburbs. EN-. 1862
or Box 92-T Star
HAVE CLIENTS for unfurn. and furn.
houses. Chevy Chase area. MRS
DUNNINGTON. WI. 2635. OR. 1888.
2 or 3 BEDROOM unfurn. house in
Chevy Chase D. c., by responsible
permanent Washington resident.
OR 0415 -6
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HOUSES uNEURNlsHEp

BRAND NEW, 2-bedrm. home, bsmt..
equip. kit. 15 Minis. downtown;
) $3.50 Mr.. MURRAY. -o5
NO. ARLINGTON-3 bedrms.. white
clapboard; excel. loc.; to small
family only; S130. Gil. 1914.
2-BEDROOM BRICK, finished base
ment: near Colonial VILLAGE; Sll0.
Gil. 6S71; If no answer, ia. 4244.
KENSINGTON-Mod stone A.
bedrm. Cape Cod on lge. lot; ideal
for professional man who desires
once in home; push-button range;
etc. $3.50 mo. LO. 5-20S3. -26
ALEX HISTORICAL SEC. - Groom
brick. Oil h.-w.h. Redecorated. .S125
mo. Lease. H. A. EDGE, TIE. 0191.
NEW s-BEDRM. HOUSES. Rockville.
Md. S115, complete with Bendix
washer, steel kit. cabinets, picture
window. fireplace, sliding closet
doors. gas heat. JU. 7-94ss. SO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISC. BUSINESSES

IL rms, well furn.: running water
in most rms; income. S44O mo-,
plus apt, Priced right.
Rest. with beer lic., we'll equipped
counter and fountain; air-cond. To-
tai price. $500; terms.
Corner groc.. Sc; active location;
rent. SS5 mo-; lease. Price, $3.50,
with stock. OWENS REALTY. ME.
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GEORGETOWN

15l7 2Sth Street NV.
living room = flreplaces dining room
/ fireplace. modern kitchen. pantry
powder room on first floor; three
large bedrooms End floor and bath;
third floor. l very large studio room
House completely modernized ano
redecorated; S1S5 per month. Oper
for inspection, Monday from 2 tn
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
g. TRUST CO.
Real Estate Department
900 r Street NV. MA. 3440.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SEELYE SPECIAIS

RooMING HoUsE-10 rooms. 8
baths; clean; 5-yr. lease; income
quoted over $500; only 81 900 down;
nr: 18th and Col: rd:
come quoted $3.50; lease; $1,000
down. I4th and Clifton NV.
ROOMING HOUSES units, 4 baths;
all cooking and refgr.; income quoted
$3.50 mo-; lease. Near 18th and Col.
IRooMING APTS.-12 rooms, 3 baths;
income quoted S292 plus apt; $3.50
RooM1Na HousE-1a rooms, 8
baths; rent, S157 .35; lease; income
500; 81 800 down; loo. 18th and
Rhode Island; very good place.
ROOM1NG HOUSES rooms, 3h
baths; rent; .S112.50; income quoted
$500; SHOULD be. more; located 18th
RoOMING HOUSE-11 rooms, 3
baths, near State Dept; income
quoted 1855 plus apt; price. $3.50;
RooMiNe HOUSES rooms, baths.
mo-; heat furn.; downtown ioc. near
RooMiNe aes Inc HousE-14 rooms .
baths, on Mass. ave. NV; rent. S140
MOI income quoted S446 plus g.
rms. rms; and bath; price. $500; $1,000
ROOMING HoUsE-Near wardman
Park Hotel-S rooms, Ia baths;
rent, S79.4s;. income quoted 5000
plns pnn. 3.rm: : apt; good furniture; So
ROOMING HOUSES rooms. 2 baths;
rent. SS5 ;4S: income quoted S196;
asking only 81 900; elect. refers.
A. r. SEELYE
1400 L ST. NV, DI. 1925
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, nr.
st. AIMS Church and School-Bed- :
room and bath. 1st floor; excellent
brick detached home having z large
rooms, ? baths, garage: excellent
condition, ready for immediate pos
TWEED CO, INC, 55O4 Conn. ave.
EN- 1890
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, near Mass.
Ave. Shopping Center. One of the
most beautiful homes in this desir-
able NV. area, tastefully decorated
a Iiv rm ,Si with 1ist stone f,repI din HTrse T
de luxe kit, breakfast nook and
powder, rm.. 3 bedrooms End A.,
attr. rec. rm., lge. nicely Handicapped
lot. Diet. gar. Exclusive with NJ. NJ.
NORTHERN, Realtor, DI. SS42,
81. 1859.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1951-02-25
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

III One of the most up-to-date
mercantlle bldgs. in Southern
Md. and in the most rapidly
growing section in popula-
ton; st. Mary's County, New
Market. approx. 40 miles
from Washington. on main
hwy. Bids; Waterproof. con-
crete floor construction. 44x70,
completely waterproofed semi
bsmt. OF same size divided
into 8 rooms; second floor,
mercantile business with ade-
ouate storage space; building
adaptable to any type Of busi-
ness; ness; lot lot approx. 10ox1a5;
desire to invest your talents
in a location which has a real
you. Pfice. s35, 900. You
gould not build it today for
t2) Tractor agency. One of the
most modern in this field
WIN large number already
pair shop. show room, building
46x95 with an end wing Ask
40; steamboat. all modern inn
provements: located in Chan
tlco. st. Mary's County. at
Cross Roads, Md.
II you want a real business
ana are ambitious and have
any knowledge of salesmen-
snip whatsoever, you will find
this the opportunity you want.
Price, S21,000. The land and
building cost over $40 900.
j. E. CAPPS, REALTOE
HOLLYWOOD. MD.
PhOne LeOna rdtnUn 111
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SNACK BAR

Plus real estate. Do you want to
invest in infiation- hedge property with
tremendous future and light busi-
ness? Well here 1t is. Excellent To-
cation. Most modern building con.
tanning newly installed restaurant
Doing over $3.50 day. Due to draft,
owner says sell at less than repro
duction price Of $4,000 with easy
terms. or will sell business only at
S13.500 with very little cash and
attractive lease, to reliable party.
1914.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HULL L1WOOD. MD.
Phone Leonardtown 3I4
APTS

APIS.
3 apts., near Wardman PIX; oil heat:
immediate possession; good lease.
rent Sl25: inc. quoted, 1895; price
$4,000; $1,000 down.
JERRY BAKER, EX 4474
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OPPORTUNITY

ox Wv ~ 1N4
Restaurant - Most unusual oppor'
tunity, presents itself to one
or more restaurant operators te
buy q well-established money
maker right in the midst of Hecht's
and Kanns' depart. stores in Ar;
lington. Easy to operate, Present
gross ST 500 week and unlimited fu-
ture possibilities. $500 month rent
100 seats. well equipped. Priced tc
sell quickly. $4,000, one-third
cash. easy terms; Ewes. or Sun. cal
A. H. BACAS-AD. 8484
Bar Restaurant With Liquor
Monev-maker. Heart of Government
buildings. owners retiring after &c
years in same location. Well equipped
to operate with minimum Of help
Rncentlv air conditioned Payroll
$3.50 week. 10-year lease at S40e
month Gross $3.50 day. Askins
price. $40. 600, 81 $1,000 cash. Ewes
can Mr.. Roinis. OR. 2974.
A. H. BACAS-AD. 8484
Realtor and Broker
- ~ nv
Evening star., 1951-02-25
Bar RESTAURANT With LiuuC

MEN AND WOMEN
MIDDLE-AGED OR OLDER
If you want to have small business
of your own which requires only a
small expenditure to get started:
which YOU can operate yourself
easy business to conduct. requiring
no previous exper on your part.
which will bring you steady. mod
crate, year-around income. II you
are interested. write Box 352.T, Star.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

'ors' Lo' o-zeoo' ewes" Lo. 6-s"'2.
IF YOU ARE BUYING or selling in
Arl.. va. ow. 1000.
DRUGSTORE or restaurant for rent
II IN leading shopping center. IS #: by
television studio. Near ieadins
women's shops. Woolworth and Hot
Shoppe. No other drugstore within
6 blocks of 4457 Conn. ave; KAss-
bsaIsasTs.. bBHhIGsR. 1Sf EM. sioS oSnsF'- Builders
ACCOUNTANT, exp. desires partner
smal accounts. IN. s4ss any agoai1ns time
CLEANING and laundry agency.
Unit ;JaS. APT; eye hs b.,. Rent, Saa sas5 mo-
sfpha fash ye,EeaE M.RKFI lease Hg 354g E,.,
approx. $4,000 wkly,; 9Oes cash
average sV wese for store area oxsS 6eft f. ssSw 5
900, good will plus stock. RUBIN
Dry 1Hl a5GElaS CLEANER PLANT doing large
volume, wholesale and retail. for
sas to asasd ssb Ea2 asaR S4S 900 goo
GEORGETOWN. No Investment re-
auired except purchase of stock on
hand. Must have good references.
Call Sun. bet. 10 and 6. EN-. 1886.
OWNER RETIRING from profitable
lone-established small department
store; good, central, D, c. corner
you desire to).. just lease the store
%AuR1cE essSHasRs RoRNEs so b. Dsf sf4s @0aSa Em
HARDWARE STORE WANTED by
private party with cash. Call UN.
NEiGHBoRHooD clean. and press,
low oper. costs; available to re-
sross, Cali re. 1927. ''' "ssAi'
DELICATESSEN. self service, beauti-
full store. modern fixtures; easy to
pie or family of 3 with knowledge
of business; future possibilities ter
rife; new apartment house " block
away, starting to rent; next month
over 475 units; long lease. reason
able rent; doing over $1,000 week;
sd05eo plus 6%apR 5tSek 5eaS9nass Wn down
metal FABRICATING BUSINESS,
established 25 years; 4,00O-ft. shop
space; central location; owner re-
tiring. Box 496-K. Star.
COIN RADIO ROUTES-Will buy sew
eral coin radio routes II well estab-
lished and priced right. Give full
details in first letter Box 7O-T, Star
THE SAFEWAY LAUNDRY and Dry
Cleaning Co. offers a quality whole
sale service to stores and agency.
Phone MR.. WALDER, SH. 1885.
HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES-An-
na.ndale. Va.-Town with future; 15
minutes from Pentagon; income
quoted last year about S15,60O;
lge. store, garage and storeroom:
operated by original owner over
A years: rent. $3.50, including heat
and water; price. 81 14.500: selling
lock. stock and barrel Phone Mr.
Tritipoe with EDWIN L. ELLIS,
LIQUOR STORE-Annual business,
Ss5. 900: low overhead, good lease
owner Ill, will sell at low price
Grocery store-Rent, S110, incl.
apt: weekly business. S7Oo; sac
riflce price. $3.50; only So. 500
cash: on account Of death. Stand
in Office bldg, short hours. no Sun.
or holidays; half day Sat-; you can
make S75 or more net weekly; priced
very low. Grocery and light meats,
rent low, including 2 spts: owner
going to service; price S3.500; only
S1,500 cash: wonderful opportunity.
NATHAN SILVER. Elk. 3443; sun.
11pfil q "A ~ WI E2aA
Evening star., 1951-02-25

SANDWICH-WAFFLE SHOP
1OOee location. None better. Long
established money-maker. Could not
be bought before for twice the price
cumstances. Everything favorable:
lease. rent, equipment, air-condi,
tioning: seats so; gross over $500
day. This is what every one wants
but seldom gets. S13. 900 cash will
Boinis. BohI,e' OR. 'ssi 1874. ' Gun
A n RACAS-AD. 8484
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SILVER SPRING
3-bedrm. 2-story brick home on cor
ner lot in fine community, nr.
schools; S130 mo-; immediate DEE
session. Call SH. SOLO. ---26
4-BEDRM. BRICK HOME, practically
new; "a acre; bus service; 10 miles
out; S125 month, vacant.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.,
OK. or CHI. 4IS7.
SOUTHEAST-New semidet. brick
lot; will lease 1-3 years. Open for
inspection; immediate possession.
4621-4623 H ST. Sc.
Out Penna. ave. to Alabama ave. left
to 46th 4.. left on 46th to H sts.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346
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Apis. and Lodging House
Downtown. 23 rooms and z baths
Long lease, S265. Income. ST zoo
per month: Price. $4,000. with
reasonable down payment. EUGENE
E.; NIXON. 1925 Vermont ave,
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DRUGSTORE!

Fredericksburg - thriving drugstore,
soda fountain, luncheonette. well
estab.. doing $3.50 annually; in
cludes $500 worth stock, So. 600
worth fixtures: owner drafted 20. .
price GREATLY REDUCED to S1O.-
No. a9.254. VESTS, W. E. sher-
msp papc r M p ,11, j m EEedsricksbure, SS Va,
Modern Service Station!
Also thriving garage and lunchroom
on busy U. S.. No. l, SCOTT. 'front.'
age; 6-month income S12. 900; beau
tiful white bldg, contains ONCE.
lunchroom, lubratorium and rest
rms; excellent driveway = gas
pumps; includes real estate-all
fixtures and equip; owner unable to
handle. will SACRIFICE for only
SIG. 700! No. 29,112. VESTS,
e. 6. Hutchings. Front Royal rd.,
White Post. Va. (12 mi. So. OF
Winchester on Rt.- 522). Phone:
Stephens City 179-J-12. BARGAIN
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VIENNA GROCERY
Reports $500 weekly; rent, SIS
long lease. Call FA. 67S1.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-22
Southeastern Fish, Buyers Tying Up

JUNEAU (AP)-A union of ficial said today some fish-buy ing scows are tying up in South eastern Alaska because they can not meet the trollers' union price and sell under Office of Price Stabilization regulations.
 Andy Barlow, Executive Sec retary of United Trollers of Alas ka, said although the season is open the buyers are out of busi- ness.
 'This means many trollers must cease because they have no ice to bring the fish to port and must sell on the fishing grounds or not at all" Barlow said.
 He said the buyers and unions reached an early agreement on prices due to the uncertainty of the OPS about ceilings. The OPS later decided there would be no ceiling, Barlow added.
 "Then like thunderbolt the OPS changes it's mind and rolls back canned salmon from S29 to SPA a case, leaving buyers up set" he said. Ground prices were down to 20 cents
 Barlow said the earlier union price was 27 cents dockside and A cents on the grounds.
 The problem was complicated by heavy run of Cohoe which forced ground buyers to turn over the fish to dock buyers, the union official declared.
 Small dock buyers were able to maintain high price because they had no ground operation and could buy in small quanti ties, Barlow said. This threw big buyers, who were forced to lower their prices into an up' roar and they are pulling in their scoWS.
 Barlow said the OPS will con slider the problem at a meeting in Seattle this month but re gardless of the outcome, nothing can undo the damage done to troll fishery this year"
 Patronize Home Industry
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-22
PROPERTY OWNERS REPORT TRESPASSING

Owners of property along the first few miles of highway out of Seward this week are com blaming of serious increase of trespassing which in some cases has included the disappear ance of some quite valuable per sonal property. Cutting of trees on privately owned property has also been reported.
 It is expected that the Mar shal's Office will be asked to put stop to the depradations and attempt recovery of the miss ing articles.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-22
Afomic-Powered Sub To Be Builf

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Navy has let contract for the first atomic-powered submarine "a craft described by Con- gressional authority as having immense military implications"
 Announcing yesterday the award of contract to the Elec- tric Boat Company at Groton, Conn, the Navy gave no details. Nor would officials elaborate on the 26-word announcement.
 But semi-official sources have said an atomic-poWered submar- inc would have a vast under water range, and speculation as to it's possible speed has ranged as high as 50 to 60 miles an hour more than twice that of con ventional undersea craft.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-22

A baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. John Sadusky at Sew ard General Hospital on Mon day, August 20. Little Diane Michele weighed 2 pounds 8 ounces.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Snyder are the parents of baby boy, Michael LaVern, born in Seward General Hospital, August 20. He weighed 9 pounds.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Olliverson are the parents of a baby girl born in Seward General Hospi- tai, Tuesday, August 21. She weighed 9 pounds 5 ounces. She hasn't been named yet.
 A baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Jim Palmer, in Seward General Hospital on Tuesday, August 21 He weighed pounds 4 ounces, and hasn't as yet been given name.