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OFF CONN. AVE.
Really Modern Ramblers
SOC. 500

We do not hesitate to recommend
these lovely ramblers from every
standpoint; construction. design and
location. Wholly contemporary In
design and materials. they are To-
Gated In an excellent home section
on Q high elevation convenient to
good schools and transportation.
Large entrance hall, living room
with one paneled wall, elevated fire.
place and fi0or-level vista window;
large dining alcove screened from
living room, unusually nne kitchen
with breakfast space. There are 8
bedrooms. 2 colored tile baths, Q
carport and storage and Workshop
space. Fine lot; just being finished.
You'll have to act quickly as there
are only 3 left. Let US show them
TO you today. Call JAMES e.
SCHWAB, Realtof, OR. $500; eyes,,
Oh: 1898. WI. 1409. --23
SMALL DOWN PYMT.
Charming 2-bedrm. brick home with
full basement and expansible attic.
In o good neighborhood. close In,
not o development; lovely shaded
yard; near transportation and shop
MONTGOMERY
NyEsTME gs, 4 INNSURANcE CO.
Il Block from Hot Shoppe) :
Call 81. SOLO It'll 8 Pm. -2S
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BETHEsDAIs NEWEST

Bethesda Rambler, $40, $50
New house. ready for occupancy: lge.
rm.. fully. equipped Kitchen with
garbage disposal, 3 nice bedrmE,
Ia baths, stairs to storage attic;
good level lot; about $4,000 re-
BillingSley & KorZendorfer
OR. 1926. ONCE Open TIL 9 Pm.
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H0UsEs-SALE-VA. Cont

HOUSE in vieD9s, Va. six rooms.
BAN. saIags' CHICKEN 3. ! house i. \ large 6
August. Price. $500 cash. No
scents, For appointment, ADDRESS
ma, va. -26
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$12,250
ASSUME CT LOAN.
WHEATON AREA

WHEATON AREA
Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow on. lge.
lot. Black walnut picket fence.
Fuli-size basement, gas a.-c. heat.
Truly q good buy. Payments less
than rent. Reas. down payment.
Immed. possession. Call Mr.. Bar
CAMpANELLA g. CO.
Elk, 4113. Ewes, AP. 1858 "a
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
Silver Spring location, near
bus and schools. Attractiveiy de-
signed 3-bedrrn. bungalow. Con
.structed Of. brick and redwood sid
ing. Studio living rm. with all
brick 6repl. TO- ceiling. Dining ell,
attractive kitchen with barr. full
bsrnt.; sidewalks; In established
n ExxcEnIGST VALUE AT s1e,oso
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
~ 001 n ski1 q . NJ -OQ
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MT. VERNON

Just on Memorial blvd,
amidst the charm and peace OF
old Mt. Vernon, this cleaning
white. 5-rm. Colonial Is wait
ing to make you proud ana
happy. Liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., kit. and Q bedrms.,
VI acre Of ground with plenty
Of trees. Price only SO,
with about $4,000 down. See
1t today. Tomorrow viii
probably be too late.
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yACANT--S10,b 800
Six-roQm bunga.: 8 very large bedrms.
and bath on LIST door. full bsnlt.,
large poEches; lots: near all conv.
W YOUNG & BOWERS co.
HALF ACRE. BUNdALOW-S7, 300
Pretty. 4-room home, with large
rooms. garden and fenced yard; on
AllentoEn I'd. NO. 67SS III o.
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FRANCONIA

- SSA 44N SN<4N4A1
A nice little. .3-rm. cottage.
fronting on valley View dr.,
short distance from Franz
coma Fire House. A half acre
Of ground with good wei.
4 barssin at $4,000. about
$1,000 down and sos per mo.
2OBT. BURNS REALTY
201 8. Washington St.. Alex. Va,
KI. S-1686 or AL. $500.
Ewes, XII. .6-2700. pa
CONTINUED on Next PaSs)
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HOUSES FOR SALE--Mp.
4 RANK BARGAIN

8 BEDRoOMS-S12.950
Lge. liv. rm., mod. kit. with din.
space; full bsmt.; large lot; easy
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
S005 Wis. Ave-. WI. 5441.
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BETHESDA-CLOSE IN
1St-FLOOR BEDROOM
SOL 500

Det. brick; on lovely lot, with large
trees; large studio living room, with
beamed ceiling. Screened porch
oYerlooks garden; cheerful dining
very nice bedrm. and u bath on
the LIST d. and 2 additional bedrms.
and bath on the End a. In excellent
condition. Owner has purchased
larger home. Close to good transp,
Veterans 40 loan can be assumed.
TO inspect, call JAMES 3. oCHWAB,
OR. $500. After 8 pm. ca1l WI.
1909 or OIL. 1893. --23
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DISTINCT HEIGHTS
s.sHst1 S SRM PET :o MAsoN g
bsmt,. gas h.-w.h.. automatic washer.
fruit trees. Assume al trust. Must
sell this week. Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY, ST. 1868. --23
EXPANsIBLE ATTIC, LARGE LOT
Calf, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home, ~
Assume low interest loan and lee
proud to own this immac. 300
bungalow with many extra home
Improvements. Call PRINCE QEOR-
GES REALTY, WA. $685.. UN. 1855.
BRICK CAPE COD. $4,000 DOWN
THIS asd lovely bs Sr9S ra. home nssE MAXI
full bsmt., Handicapped yard, near all
cow. NO better buy. any location.
w. VvhSSInI III aSn0wrps ~
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Leaving Town, Must Sell
Prewar Cape COD. with white picket
fence; 8 rms. bath; ex2ansible attie;
close to stores, schools and bus.
Open Sunday, go.
ROBERT e. LOHR
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$29,5O0

$29,500
Emphasis on Spaciousness
p nth The lovely o.e oak District Just On
ping. and schools; on q beautifully
developed lot. this finely built brick
has center hall, very large liy.
rm., library, approx. 10x17, with
most attrac. outlook; an extra-large
din. rm., modern kit. with space
for breakfast table, and o lovely
screened porch of din. RIM. over
looking the, deep beautiful garden.
3rd bedrm. Of excel. dimensions and
Q nice baths on the 2nd d. STORAGE
attic. There is q pine-paneled recr.
rm., Ice. basement area for laundry.
workshop and furnace room; built.in
garage. Opposite q Govt. park, close
to. play area. An ideal spot to
JAM y0lE is seHwA r. ies R Ss ss
ewes, OIL, 1898, WI. 14O0. --23
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

$19,750
6-rm: brick. all on / .hoor; rooms
good size; liv. nm. with. fireplace;
kit. equipped with practically new.
Ili-cu.-ft: qE refrigerator; range
board space; full bsmt. with rec.
rnl.; Diet. garage. This place Is
completely redecorated; large lot
with $4,000 down; terms arranged
for balance. Shown by appt.
BURNERS REALTY CO.
Open 2 til 9.s ,4491 Fair rex Driyys;
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9O2 10th ST. NV.
WO GOOD IOCATIONS

Small store with large show window.
suitable any business; S75 per mo.
Call NE. OO95 COMET REALTY
CO. 1908 New York ave Ia
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SHOP AND HOME
Roadside Restaurant
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

MOD. COMPL. EQUIP. 2-chair den-
tai offce, highly respectable colored
netghborhood. Practice estab. own
ExcEL2sSr X zlGas4i IocaTfoN. I1s sm sos5 r I.
ave. ne; professional and business
use; q. n. and 1st Il. for lease.
APPRox. 5000 so. FIT. entir.
floor, suitable for display room.
church or auditorium; can easily
be converted into office space; down
town location, reasonable rent. IA.
"a N ST. N.E.-2nd Commercial. 81
and End floors. approximately 2 100
proximately l4O square feet Of park
for storage. light manufacturing re-
pair shops or Offices WIN remodel
to suit desirable tenant. Apply
COSTELLO ENGINEERING CO, %
KENSINGTON, coml. bldg. on heavily
trafflcked Lincoln ave. Conn, ave).
suitable for ofices. dry cleaner.
restaurant. doctor, lawyer, etc. Also
1900 So, #. avail. upon completion
St shop new eds Box suit 7 ose sGEass or or
TO 5-o7o7; eyes. Lo. 5-ois3. IA
GARAGE BLDG. and used "ar .ot.
l60-ft. depth by 150-ft vioth:
established many wears; 4S01 BALTIC.
ave, Hvattsville. Md; B & o,
sst!roaa .ses sM fid599: 5s4s CO. 2Ssl Sun MO and
42e 9Th ST. N.W.-Three-story. det.
apply $40 F s.: NV. Rm: 10: Ill
60l + ST NV, oppoSite Hechts'
model or rent as is: 2nd commercial.
Apply $40 r st, NV. Rm 10 Ill
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BRICK RAMBLER. 57x39; rms,
liv. rm., 22xl5 din. area, 14xl2:
equip; kit. i0xlO: q acre; oil heat;
No. 37l. Call OV. 5000 Open til
g. T MOTION REALTY, INC,
24l5 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. Va.
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CROSS OUR HEART

11G AbUNDfa1N LIT Il!
2-level, all-brick home
with level, fenced yard and large
vegeta bic garden. Liv. rm. with din.
L, equipped kit; very nice bsmt.
Economical and easy to live in.
S13,750, with $4,000 cash down
Inspect by callinc OW. 9090.
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INDUSTRIAL PRcPERTY-sALE

Mr. NAVY YARD-New brick bldg,
about 1000 So. it.. left. cell, drive
ward Of l.0On so. it. $4,000. A.
CHEAP INDUSTRIAL SITE--Cor. of
1859. 500 So TT. all on grade: fronts
good side road; Is cents 50. IT. or
will lease. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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AL BAKER & SON, INC
REALTORS

116 s. st. Asaph ST., Alex, Va.
AL. 6644. TIE. 7343. Open q-9.
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WOODED LOCATION

Eye Catching, 2-bedroom home with
wide picture window; built-in book
shelves and log-burning fireplace in
Gift liv. rm.; exceptionally large
kit with Formica work area; tile
bath; side porch: interior in soft
sandstone finish; best oil hot-water
heat A real buy at S14,150. Call
Evening star., 1951-01-10
PROPERTY WANTED

APPROX. 500 so. FIT. on 1st or End
a on or near Conn. ave, suitable
for perm art display. Good light
ing essential Cali Mr.. Allen. ST.
200: ewes, CO. 200. Ext. 726.
JAMES L. DIXON & co, l022 18th
81. NV; Open ewes. Til 9 nm. II
FOR CUSTOM TAILOR SHOP. 1000
with street front display window.
Preferably Conn. ave. bet: K st.
and Fla. ave. Call Mr.. Alien. ST.
200: eyes, co; 72oo. Ext; 3, ;72S:
St. NV. Open ewes. til Q pm. III
WANTED SPACE. 1st or Ind conn
mercial rear Of store, warehouse,
etc; reas.. cheap. Ia. OS79, 9:30
to | o'clock. Ia
CHAIN STORE TENANT
We have a large life insurance in.
vestor from Chicago who will pur-
chase for cash any property &C.
cupied by a national chain store in
the business district or shopping
center any place in the Washington
area or he will purchase and lease
back to the owner. All replys will
be treated with strict confidence.
Call Mr.. Mcvey. ewes. OR. 5199.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1890 K ST. NV.
MA 60D5 II
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d REDROOMS

Brick Cape God, with fireplace, dining
nm; full basement; l,k baths;
FA. 6oa7; evenings. FA. 6743 or
CHI. 7S43.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY-A spacious corner brick
with l22-ft. frontage on street; liv-
and kitchen on 1st floor; 4 bed
rooms bath and powder room on
2nd; basement is ideal for doctors
ONCE with large recreation room
and tiled bath plus extra space
for examining room; 2-car garage;
oil h.-w. heat; large lot has fine
ehrubbery and flagstone walks.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st.
A.w., MA. 1865.
ATTRACTIVE COLLEGE PARK e-rm.
brick with oil heat. recreation room,
5endix washer and clothes drier;
walk 30 U. Of Nd. Call UN. 7134.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

I WOULD LIKE TO BUY direct from
owner a small house; can pay cash
above trust. MR.. STROUP. GE.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to tn. sal.
cali r. a. aUMPHRiEs Realtor
sos North Capitol. MA $3.50 Free
appraisals Results since 1919
I WILL PAY you CASH today for
your ,.d,.ta home me-, in any o5%i ioeatien In
LET'S HELP ONE ANoTHER-our
large, experienced. sales force has
many cash buyers for homes ranging
in price from SIS 900 to S75. 900
Accept the dement's Of our expert.
ence, gained from many years of
dependable service to Washington
homeowners. We invite you to in
vestigate the reputation of our firm:
Ask your banker. We are equipped
to render Id ,s every real estate service
WfTHoUT oBLiGATIoN 70 You.
Ewes, please call WI. 1894. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
SELL 1T YOURSELF-GI will buy
mS mSdeTn * bspssloEtyDs s5So Ext asa home Sc
WANTED = Building containing,
apts of 2 to rms. each and lge,
rm. suitable for music recitals, near
Dupont Circle. Call Mr.. Allen. ST.
ZOO; eyes; 60; 200, Ext, 52S:
DO 20 YOU TT LIVE eUT in u the Wheaton,
Kensinston. Silver Spring or Be
thesda area? Are you leaving the
city? If so. let US service, your
property. For further details call
Mrs: Hays, LEACH g. CRoNIN, Lo.
FROM OWNER oNLY-within Dis
trict; duplex, row house or detached
2 or 8 bedrms.. close to transp, !;
back yard: plumbing, heating. and
wiring. viii redecorate. II needed.
Maximum 1000 down Payments,
maximum $50 mo. incl. principle.
int. taxes and ins. Call Lo. 3-7201,
rMmshi.Tn YI aim; = .sEh p,n' ,or yopr hon home
No waiting. No red tape. Call Ma.
S499. 10
DIRECT FROM OWNER
oh 81 ~
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

1000 BLK. BLADENSBURG RD.--
Lot S0xI50, store. 2 apts above, Oil
heat. garages; present income
without garages. $3.50 annually
Priced to sell. GEO: s. KING Co.
Est. 1895: LU; 4r250l; nrr 49, Ia "a,
pieces real estate. Cali Mrs. Hunter,
with HARRY E. GLADMAN. 30S Pa.
ave. Sc. Ii. 3-O346 g to 4 daily. -
o OFF UPPER 18th ST.-9 units; q
stEEy get ar Dr5st; deaa f4I5S9 EM 99os terms
ulators. downtown first commercial.
o Ice. rms, bath and half. h.-w b, !;
good condition.: act today to secure
this bargain. RE. 22l6;. rl3
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE; and
1topsd 7h into eciensy sO!1er oan
and taking in 1887 monthly. Base
ment apt. would be ideal for doc
tors ONCE. Oil h.-w. heat, built-ln
garage. Price Loco. with good
terms. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. l7l9
x St. nv, NA NAndh ! l65; 65;>vrsrurNT-
have several GI homes in the
Wheaton area ranging In down
payment from $3.50 to 81 100; ~
loan assumption; rentals rean5e
about ;3ofa return ,os, on investmeGnIlii nyes Gali
nRaca rRasaaalls I eRosIs efSoe 1sn'nt 70. a5ss
COLUMBIA HGTs.. opposite Clifton
Terrace apts.; well developed z
units; 4 baths; nicely furnished;
Al tenants; income S425 mo; eX-
eellent net return. Cash, 5. 900
handles; will f,nance anses balance oppsI p1ise
Act quickly. leaving. Box 42?-J'
Star III
Evening star., 1951-01-10
2-BATH BUNGALOW
HOME AND INVESTMENT

Well-planned Johns Man
Vile shingle. 1h-story home
IN best area of Takoma Park;
near schools. stores, transpor-
tation. Has rms (3 bed
rms) and bath on first floor,
plus large rm.. kitchen and
full bath in huge bsmt. with
separate entrance. plus finished
rm. on second floor. Suitable
for large family or for renting
part to help pay for your
home. Hot-water heat. fire.
place, two electric refrigera-
tors. hardwood floors, garage.
Owner leaving city. has re-
duced price to only Sl5.T50
for immediate sale. Phone
Banks Murray evenings, 81.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
BARGAIN FOR YOU

BARGAIN FOR YOU
Move in at once. completely furn.
New frame, Falls Church. Liv. rm..
bedrms.. kit, dinette. bath. stor
attic, gas heat. Owner transferred
81 800 down. S97 per mo-, incl
insurance and taxes.
ANDREW w. GREENE
333 N. Wash. St.. FA. 3465. Open
daily, q to q,
Evening star., 1951-01-10
MASTER PLUMBERS
OWN CIJSTOM- -BTTIT.T HOME

~'A1 AZ 1AS LIZ NAoG1t -
OWN CUSTOM HOME
NOW FOR SALE
situated on one acre of ground.
adjacent to Springbrook. this beau
tiful rambler. built of finest ma
terials, has large living room-d dining
room combination. . twin-sized bed
rooms. bath with separate stall
shower. dream kitchen; huge picture
windows finest of plumbing and
heating equipment; slate roof: open
sun porch; diversified double-car ga
rage with wide drive Tastefully
handicapped. For further informa-
Evening star., 1951-01-10

NEAR WASH. AND LEE
Extremely charming snow-white bum
galow located conv. lust off Wash.
blvd. nj M. tn. the h high school; 2 bed bed
cious liv. rm., modern kit. with
din. space. The upstairs is artis-
tically finished with studio beam
.eiling-all this on level corner
lot for $4,000
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. 93OO
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
S12 6O0

In excel. section on corner lot, this is
now used as 2 apis. though would
make wonderful home for small
family. Call us for information.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. PISA.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
nGnn n III ApT III nc

MOD. NV. AFT. BLDI.
Rarely have we been fortunate
enough to offer for sale such bean-
tiful det brick bldg. as this in the
past year, featuring 13 2-bedrm.
apts.: all prewar rentals; 3-Story
bldg; being operated with the mini,
mum Of expense; gross yearly rental
$4,000 with financing arranged
For additional info, please call
9FRENTER & CO.. IA. 4330. -l2
FIRST COMMERCIAL store and 2
apts.. semidetached; ideal for most
any kind Of business. Total price,
S.,O q sn. eYcellent terms Call Miss
Evening star., 1951-01-10
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855

d. c. BRICK APT. BLDG.
This inviting property has flve 2
bedroom and two l-bedroom apis.
excellent condition.; rated 1909 by
fire department; apt. arranged Tor
purchaser. Priced about times old
rent. with low down payment. Call
DI. 1918 til Q pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-21
A erikos BaIsas

Sic metal yra ypatingai gau-
sus lietuviams, latviams ir es-
tams laimejimais. Kaip jau Ii
noma, nuo birzelio 3 dienos lie
tuviu programa 'Voice of Ame-
RIGA" padvigubinta ir ivestos
transliacijos estu ir latviu kali
bomis.
Sarysy su tue ivykiu is Va
singtono buvo atvyke Lietuvos
Igaliotas Ministras, p. P. "a
deikis, ir Latviu Pasiuntinybes
Valdytojas, Ministras Feldma-
mis-. Prize ju prisidejo gyvenantis
New Yorke Estijos Pasiuntiny-
bes Valdytojas, J. Kaiv. State
Department'as delegavo p. john
son. Visi jie sekmadieni susi-
rinko "Voice of America" Istai-
gos Virsininko, p. Kohler, kabi-
nete. Pona P. zadeiki lydejo Lie
tuvos Generalinis Konsulas p.
J. Budrys. Po Valstybes Vice
Ministro, Edw. w. Barritt, 70
dzio kiekvienas buvo fotografuo-
jamas. Programai pasibaigus,
visi trys ministrai akviete
"Voice of America virsunes ir
kiekvienos triju sekcijQ atsakin-
gus pareigunus Plaza Hotel.
Priespieciams is lietuviu puses
sveciais buvo: Gen. Konsulas j..
Budrys, p. p. J. Laucka, K. Girl
MUS, P. Labanauskas ir DIR. V.
Dambrava. Ponas J. Boley ne
galejo dalyvauti del turimu XII
tu pareigu. Priespieciu metu Mi
nistras P. zadeikis, kaip Balti-
jos valstybiu seniunas, pakele
tosta az JAW. Prezidenta. Visi
trys ministrai pasake trumpas
kalbas ir jiems atsake State
DEPARTMENT. ir "Voice of Ame-
rica" virsininkai. Priespieclial
praejo nepaprastai jaukioje at
mosferoje. Jautesi pilna harmo-
Mia ir draugiskumas tarp Ame-
rikos bel triju tautq aukstu pa
reigunu ir triju valstybiu.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-07-01
Sprinkler System Makes
Good Farm Better
b. JERRY LESTER, RoOing Reporter

A SPRINKLER IRRIGATION sys-
tenn is helping make the good Angus
farm of Ernest Spatzierath, Broad
water county, even better. To him
it means bringing into production an
additional 260 acres of good land,
using only 1/3 as much water, elm
mating soil crusting, and being sure
of seed termination, among the many
advantages.
The Spatzierath sprinkler system
is in two identical units. Each one
includes a motor and pump mounted
on a rubber tired trailer. The diesel
motors used develop 38 to 40 h. p.
each. The pumps will develop "a to
SO pounds pressure. Each system has
a quarter-mile of main line pipe and
a quarter-mile of sprinkler pipe.
There are 80 revolving head type
sprinklers that throw out about 8
gallons per minute.
There is another 4-wheel trailer
to haul the pipe from field to field.
The aluminium pipe is in 20-foot sec
tons and because of the light weight,
two sections are moved at a time in
the field without uncoupling. The
sections are hooked together with
no-stoop, quick couplers. One man
can move the pipe down the field to
a new setting in about one hour.
The system was delivered in July
of last year and used on about 800
acres of land. Late irrigation was
given 100 acres of beets and 26O
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-07-01

A few OF the fine registered Angus
calves seen last fall at the Spatzierath
farm in Broadwater county. Both cows
and calves were showing benefits from
extra pasture made possible through
two sprinkler irrigation systems pu1-
chased last summer.
acres of pasture. When once set up,
the systems were used night and
day during the dry periods.
No Crushing. Less Water
According to Spatzierath, there is
no crusting of the soil surface as
with furrow irrigation. And he be-
ieves that gravity irrigation would
use three times as much water as the
new sprinkler system uses.
termination of beets, grain or any
crops on the place is a cinch with
rain when it's needed. About 260
acres of land can now be irrigated
that was beyond the bitches. Irriga-
ton water is available the year
around by pumping from the river.
- Before the pumping and sprinkler
systems were obtained, the regular
ditch supply often got low at en-
barrassing times. Now he doesn't need
to bother neighbors or himself with
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

GERS were elected for the next term
They were Rodney Wilgus. r.
president; David Pepper, vice pres
ident high school section; Mrs. In
liza King, vice president elementary
section; Mrs. Edward Serman. sec
Tetary. Edward B. Green was re-
elected as treasurer The officers
will be installed at the Nav meet
ing, which will be the final one for
this term. The P. T. A. is sponsor
ing the effort to obtain a 16-ineh
televisiOn for use in the schools
which is being offered through an
arrangement between Philco and
the American Stores. To obtain tbe
televisiOn it is necessary for the
securing of 100000 votes. The
votes are obtained by saving sales
checks and one vote is given for
each 25c appearing on the checks
Also under discussion in the bus-
mess session were plans for rails
ing the necessary funds to carry
on the Summer Day Camp. in the
local school.
Rev. William o. Hackett, pastor
of Wesley Methodist Church. dis
cussed the Contribution of the
Church to Communities. in the
meeting of the Georgetown Kiwan-
is Club last week. He emphasized
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that the church is not merely a
building nor another organization
but is fellowship of believers in
God and the worth of human be-
ings. Over the century, the church
has been responsible for much of
what now constitutes the American
way Of life. 1t is the church, ac-
cording to Rev Hackett which has
lifted women to the plane of equal
ity and the care and training of
children and the laws protecting
them. The influence of the church
has been responsible for Kidding
the world of slavery except in Com
munist countries; has raised the
standards of justice to the idea
of giving every man the right to
impartial judgment; has been re-
sponsible for the hospitals. the
modern system of education and
the gradual building of America
as nation not devoted to war but
to peace and the maintaining of an
army because of needs. Rev Hack
EFT also said the democratic forces
IN the church were responsible for
the Improvement in favor of work
ing men in the field of labor. He
also named drama and music as
the result of influence of the
He concluded by making