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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

APIS. WANTED tcent.J

WILL PAY S175 . month for san at
year; prefer three-bedroom place
convenient to transportation In D. C.
or nearby suburb. New Orleans
couple that can give excellent refer
snees. with . well-reared child. Box
VET. coiored, wife and two children
desire 2 or 3 bedrm. apt. or house.
Not over $S5 per mo. Prefer nice
quiet settlement; references. 10.
BACHELOR. quiet, desires well-furn.
1-bedrm. or eff1c. apt; several mos.
or longer; pref. near state Dept.
R; D; aE s.; oe APT. so3' 2115 F st.
LADY S; wis wishes Small furnished apt.
with private family near Treasury
Dept. Reasonable. Box 362-E, Star.
CAPITOL HILL AREA preferred. by
white Texans with son yrs; q
bedrm. unfurn. apt, modern. LO.
3,Ss33 ,,, OF Ma. 1920. Ext. pa.
L ASS, Desires MshkE furn. 1-bedrm. apt,
section, prefer Wardman vicinity.
2 -BEDRM. APT. preferably in re-
fined private home in Virginia. Box
Sale. Star.
YOUNG yys WOMAN. perm, employed.
NV; BY October Does not smoke
c q SEsRKi W. LED by single. re-
fined woman. Dist. Govt. employee.
light. housekeeping apt. located
Brookland or ne. State rental. Box
316-E, Star. -
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

NEAR EASTERN STAR HOME-Two-
bedrm, house: play rm. in bsmt. /;
fenced yard; rent. $110. JU. s-171S.
SPRING, 1o7o1 1nwood ave.
= bedrms;, brick, bsmt.; yard; mr..
L iShoG siy S5ao Hs 81; 7es9 b9,,.
siso @o; F. E. MALCOLM, Reai itS.
MASS Ass 'oAavviE AVE. AREA, MD.-Nev. 2.
bedrm.. 2-bath, brick, Dutch Colo
n oHa.r H tTansfer gsFsase and nd Poreh
sion. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY. INC.
NoRTHEEAAssTMNeV1 row row brick. Three
s ssaEms t liy T mi, S dim rm; fully
D s5f NSfs; S FsYcHiSIk ssaea ETc!-
Here is q beaut;, 3-bedrm.. 2-bath-
and-den Colonial home for rent at
$500 per mo-. located right on
Soissyille rd;: In Sil: spg, Bsmt.
bath and pvt. entr.; s mos. lease or
KENSiNGTON-;3-bedrm. Cape Cod
unfurn.: $40 month, NORTHWEST
new EVIL! sBE GR; M RsSsSs1sLER, t a.
PentagOn; rent. $I35. Can crescent
500. %
1117 North Quantico;
corner lot; white brick Colonial. l
". 9 mo. old; garage; 3 bedrms.,
fireplace. separate dining rm.,
equipped kit. with gar.
bage disposal; full bsmt. with toilet
and outside entr. Avail. Is Sept
2 or VI. lease. $160. Fla. 6?94
NR. 1.th-LYMAN N.E.-6-room row
brick. good cond.; mixed neighbor-
hood; no children or pets; white
only; $3.50. 10. 3-6SS9. Ill
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GOVT. ENG. needs three-bedroom
sssor. y sept Ds'1 u. 81. ss7r 's sssS.
sssSoe9 A tSsai B:s, s be- l. p 81
bedrms.; baths; around 5000
RETiRED NAVY YARD MAN and
wife: small bungalow. Hillside or
sss s mo- Hfrht ss 81 . SssF Il s7G e.
FIELD ENGINEER interested renting
with option to purchase 2 or 3
bedroom country home with some
SURGH al sterlins 24sb. Q am
pm; after Q pm. ut Decatur
C1OGPiE NEED UNFURN. HOUSE or
apt. VIC. GEORGETOWN Univ. or n.
AT. Pref. 2 bedrms. JE. 2-1209.
GEOLOGIsT desires furnished 3-bed-
rm. rambler in vicinity Westmore-
land Hflls--Bethesda area. October
occupancy. MR.. vosBURGH, at
pm. at De. 1914. y
I. OR 2 BEDRM. HOUSE or ant. un-
furn.. Bethesda, Rockville, Sill. Spr.
area; no children; well behaved dog.
FREEZER mo. -to-mo. lease. 10. 4-0351.
LIT. COLONEL, wife, baby desire bum
galow. or rambler-type house; 2 or
9 bedrms.: busline; .Arl. area pre-
ferred; Sl15. XII. $3.50. IS
WANTED, unfurn. homes to rent to
our select clientele. Call OR. 4464.
w. c. q A. N. MILLER.
3-BEDRM., :-BATH for 8 perm. empl.
girls; preferably NV. section. Must
be available by Oct. l. BOX 290-J.
ROoMY ga BEDRM. HOUSE, near
Pentagon. unfurn., $3.50 tops; pref
W sHEsNs1y for Nov S SSea chase
area, unfurn. house for couple and 2
children; min. 3 bedrooms. IN bath;
or yr. lease; rent. $125-$I5O.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords' applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or Sublets. Wash, Va. White.
Open 2 days. Ma 00O1.
RESPONSIBLE MEDICAL STUDENT.
desires reasonable, unfurn. efficiency
apt. within walking distance OF How
ard University Box RTE Star! g.
ONE LARGE ROOM on ground fioor
with bath Unjust have shower i,
D. c. or Va. Box 29S-E. Star. -
GARAGE APARTMENT or similar de-
t acnso S nnfuTnisbed sp IN pW VII
Yenovate II necessary. CALL,OW, MI.
kS2Q: FIR. 800. Ext: 207s: -
COUPLE DESIRES unfurn. 2nd-fioor
apt, in pvt. home. LU. 1-6S64
any time after 8 pm. Friday. -
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OPEN
Saturday and Sunday
From 2 PM. to S PM.
1906 Farragut Street NV.
(Saul'S AdditiOn)

A very substantial. detached form
stone home with aluminium windows;
large front porch; very nice en-
trance hall. living room with wood
burning fireplace, large dining room
back porch overlooking beautiful
Kitchen VIII GARBAGE p DISPOSAL ~
Second floor has four nice-siZe bed
rooms. large screened sleeping porch,
There is large attic over entire
house. The house has O. large base
ment and. hot-water heating sys-
tenn with q new gas furnace. The
yard is one Of the most beautiful
in WASHINGTON, It is also very
convenient to all schools, churches,
stores and transportation. THIS
HOME IS OFFERED FOR SALE FOR
ONLY $4,000.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. SAL.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
18th SIT. HEIGHTS

Near Walter Reed-Six-rm. all-hrick
home: newly -redecorated. owner oc-
cupied; de luxe all.elec. kitchen,
GE range and refgr.-freeZer top;
three porches; 2 baths; recreation
rm.; automatic-gaS heat; built-in
garage. Owner moving to Florida
Priced for quick sale under SCI 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcenkt

FOE QUICK SALE By owner-Mt.
Pleasant; overlooking park; brick
row house. 8 bedrms.. 2ta baths.
recr. rm.. laund.; gar: oil heat;
close to shopping, schools, churches
NV. Priced S16.950. $4,000 down.
Call for appointment weekdays,
ME. 4444: Sun, WI. 1911. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED. we
by Md. or NV. DC; free appratsals,
no delay. For. complete rental serv-
ice. phone us today. PERRY HAY
CO., SlA 6242. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

S12.950. Cory, COM
Portable, detached home. Priced for
immediate sale. Attractive yard.
with garage: 2 bedrms.. bath. hving
rm., dinette. kitchen. full bsmt. with
s spsTs 1 M MIS- ed i. seen me- open
Saturday and Sunday. 2 pm. to
Z pm; or by, appt. WA. 2613. 8
yenient location Just on North
Capitol st.. near Rock Creek Gene
Of finest quality; 8 rms. bath,
lovely recr. rn.; make an offer;
$500 down VIII buy; immediate
bI; l4l1; ewes, call. RA. 1924. ~
!Ss .t sls:s .u .i af sn issDlesf
b. !. ave. ne, HO. o020. -
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HAWTHORNE
A SPACIOUS RAMBLER
68O1 32nd ST. NV.

OPEN SUN. AFTER 2
beautiful new rambler on q corner
lot that will appeal to the dts
eliminating purchaser who desires
spaciousneSs, charm and distinc-
ton in a home. We invite your
careful inspection. Mr. Anderson
on premises. Call TU. 2100; eyes,,
We. n%onr ,rronrxIx1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
MASS. AVE. PARK

Original owner has cared for this
lonial in one Of the most desirable
sections of the city, close to schools
and downtown transportation.
Center-hall entrance makes this q
very. desirable floor plan for enter
tanning. There are 8, rooms, in
fine basement with recreation room;
two-car garage and lovely garden.
Seen by appointment only.
Call Mrs. Upp SH. O335
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors Uptown once
460S Wis. Ave. NV. OR. 67I5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TILDEN GARDENs-Remodeled apt.
Kit. and and bath. Box ss6;D. Star.
rwo-REDRM. APT. 1 block from
Columbia pike; Is Minis. from town.
$50 Sps' q doT yHl 5 5ss 9Th Fd' g. AFi va
es5i S. ST. Sc. ..bedrm.. liv,. kit.
din. and bath. Ss5, not including
heat and utilities. CONNER AND
RYON. INC. RE. 1916. 3
LARGE LIST FIR. . bedrm. de luxe
garden type apt. in Arlington.
Children and pets permitted. Gil.
NR. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV;
One lge. rm., kit. and bath, excel.
closets; out -of-town owner has priced
b. E $685. EYES 81 s9 2S3 sun tHSK EN-
EFFICIENCY APT, near 18th and
Mass. NV. 4th-h. front corner. with
modernised kit. Murphy wall bed
o oDa stRs BIDS: ei price. Sc. 600 with
4 cash Please call Mr.. Gavin. with
II, 9; sMITHY CO. ST. $500; res.
s0B ii SR FRONT CORNER APT. "a
foyer. full dining room, modern tile
bath and large kitchen with service
door; roof deck; private storage
locker; elevator and switchboard
500; terms. Please caii Mr.. Gavin.
res sn Nj. 5o0 eai III w. o. YO'
DE LUKE 2-BEDRM.. 2-bath apt. in
SaiGins Is
year, old; s3-ft liv Fmi din space SaUt
shelves. exposures. roof deck Ex-
Gel. location bordering Rock Creek
Park and close to extensive shopping
and transportation. Price S1S,J50.
WITH i. q, Swiftly Co. ST. $500:
I 81! II. i ESKSotpEEExI,rn.: de luxe
living room 15x24. two corner twin
sized bedrooms, modern tile bath
and shower. ample closets; kitchen.
pantry and service door. Also Sepa-
Eaattee, t, maids IS. room and bath: This
posures-south. east and west-each
with an attractive outlook. Vacant
and completely redecorated, 1t rep
resents an ideal home at q fair price
cash total Price. So Su .ooo aOsi Piease
call M; Gavin. with H. g: SMITHY
c G3 ST 3SGSi se MAs NJ zee SSe4 w
bath; $685. down. 500 month in
cludes janitor's service. For details.
call ONCE Of A. M. DRAISNER, MA.
SO36, daily till 2 pm; SUM-, IL. TO 5.
CoLoRED-1oos nth ST. NV
s 2 so2 siSs DOWN t and sssn Sc
monthly payment. For details. cell
ONCE Of A. NJ DRAISNER, Ma. 5000,
daily till 2 pm; SUM-, IL to 5. -
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COW. SUITLAND. Andrews Field. sc.
Share 5-rm. home with married cple.
acceptable parties Write Box S2-J,
Star. s.
MiDDLE-AGED OR RETIRED LADY.
to share rambler with retired widow
pvt. bedrm.. Ia mi. over District
sonable. 81. 0S05. IS
NEAR WALTER REED-Master bed
rm., modern kit, automatic washer,
TV: large yard; must see to appre-
ciats: RA: T304.- -.
rm.; pvt. bath: mod. kit. In lge. pvt.
home; S75 mo. JU. S-3556. -
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELAIAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. O104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. Established 19O6).
MOVING AND HAULING.-Day o.
FERMAS:s TRANSFER CO., INC
Specialized, complete moving and
storage service: courtesy to Govt
and military personnel. Phone ME.
6072. IS
QUICK MOVING
All household furnishings or pieces.
24-hour. service. ST. 1717. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
OPEN SUNDAY 81

OPEN SUNDAY 2-7
5000 14th ST. NV.
A HOUSE THAT Is TRULY A HOME
FIRST WORD IN LOCATION
BEST WORD IN VALUE
Liv. room with woodworking flre-
place. din. room. den. room-siz
kitchen; second floor. large bed
rooms and bath. fioored attic; gas
h.-w.h.: Gear garage. To see by
appointment call Mr.. Segal, RIA.
4139.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st., NV. DI. 3346
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

MISSOURI AVE, NEAR 9th
PERFECT CONDITION
Better built 6-rm. brick home. hard
wood floors throughout; plenty clos
cts; 2 inclosed back porches, nice
front porch; full basement, gas
h.-w.h.; near schools and transpor-
tation. Owner leaving town. Call
Mr.. Dobbs) Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 4113; Ewes. and Sum-. 81. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
AVON SHOCKEY
KIRKSIDE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
5600 CEDAR PKWY

ATTRACTIVE Dutch Colonial brick
home. Convenient to schools,
churches, shopping and transporta-
ton. Only 3 blocks west of Chevy
Chase Circle. Living room, fireplace,
dining room, modern, fully equipped
entrance, gas &C. heat; 4 bedrooms,
baths, 1St floor; 3 bedrooms, bath.
End floor. PRICE ONLY S25,95O,
TERMS. OPEN SAT. s. SUN, 1 TO Z.
l.. g. WHITE, EXCLUSIVE
RE. 1925 WI. 4943
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS
1900 QUARLES ST. NE.
OPEN L PM. TO PM.
See agent in Apt. 2. 2-bedrm. liv.
rm., kit. and bath. incl. stoves,
refrigs.. SS2.35 per mo. All utils.
incl. in rent except cleo: take
Capital Transit Kenilworth bus.
FEDERAL RENTAL CO., 915 N. Y.
N FAIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

$12,950-VACANT
Six lovely rms, concrete
front porch, built-in garage:
in immaculate cond.; in vic.
Of 18th and Emerson SITS. NV:
/ block to public schools: good
transportation and shopping.
Call MR.. LAWRENCE, RIA.
1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

Mon. through FIJI. -
COLORED-132 FLORIDA AVE. NV;
Utils. furn. Cali DE. 4OS7. =
COLORED-e BEDRMS.. liv. rm., din.
mo-: PIT. CONSTRUCTION. 1924
COLORED - RANDOLPH ST., near
18th. good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to adults only with satisfactory refs;
utils. incl; $50 to $S5. PLANT &
GORDON, INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV.
co. 0S37. -
COLORED-2 rooms, kitchen, bath.
ished: call AID. 1879. -
COLORED-I323 RIGGS ST. NV
> rms. kit. bath. Rent. 5000.
Apply B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
SHOE REPAIRING

Concession In, our branch In Flower
shopping center. Aristo Cleaners.
Excellent location. Attractive per-
centage arrangement. Needs steady,
reliable operator with eood equip
meft for success Call. Mr.. Ok1N.
IL. 6-6066. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

Chevy Chase, D. c., imma culate brk.
8 lge. rooms. ga baths. recreation
room. built-in garage. oil h.-w.h.
poss. Sept. Is.
Wheaton. Md.-Rambler, 2 bedrms.
gas &C. heat. Poss. Oct. 1.
j. LEE DONNELLY
MA. 1916, Realtor. Ewes. OIL. 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

meats. with beer wine
license; doing substantial business.
Same owner Is yrs. Good NV. To-
cation. Owner says more than So
viii sell for $500. easy terms;
give good lease to right party.
C.. W. EGGLETON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
QUICK MOVING
HOUSES FURNISHED

] household furnishings or pis
,4-hour. service. ST. l717.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

6 LARGE ROOMS and breakfast nook,
center hall, Ia baths up. bsmt. Law
atory. side porch with French doors,
oil ht.; excel. neighborhood, schools,
etc; immed. occupancy; 1-yr. lease;
references; S1S5. Phone JU. 7-64O3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

DEALERS WANTED
MARYLAND-D. C.-VIRQINIA .
precut homes and garages has
openings for aggressive individuals
or firms to act as dealers in the
above territory. Protected territory.
No inventory; long n1ark-up assures
excellent income. Give past expert
Replies held confidential. Write Box
No. 5743. Baltimore 8. MARYLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

COLORED-1OO9 nth ST. NV
Apt. 6O2: 1-room, kit and bath ef-
ficiency; $195 down, reasonable
monthly payment. For details. call
once Of A. NJ. DRAISNER, MA. S036,
daily till z pm; SUM-, IL to 5. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

'OLORED-I337 VERMONT AVE.
N:W:--Newly painted and redeco-
bsmt.; front and rear yards. Gas
h.-w:h: Priced for immediate sale.
hy OWNER. DE; 25ss; -
Brick. income hS ''1 producer T Live IN
part; rent balance. Terms. JE.
, SiSoRGE;D RMS, bath, brick
Mr.. No: Cap. and L SITS, Splendid
r sSnSi Per%s Ne Moa sis3so ST. NV.
Thirteen rms. plus 3 baths; around
In house cond. Only SCI, $50.
p pSsa only SF sS s4@as H s4eoo u to
$4,000 down. Present monthly m
come. approx pp $575 Cal as Mr.. s sVpa;
$ ST. N.w.-Eleven
rms; plus 9 baths. in new-house
Circle. Only S25,950; completely
furn with ne furm Only M oS SSs $3.50 $50:
present monthly income. over $3.50.
Call tn. 200; ewes, co. 1884.
-UPPER NV. = 81. SOC
down. Six rms, Col. front porch
recr. rm., mod. bath. Mrs. Green
LII. 2-SS28. GLENN REALTY CO
COLoRED-1S17 COLUMBIA RID
N.W.-vacant; II rms. 4 baths, al
8 apis; $4,000; only SO. 600 down
500 per mo. Open Sun. 8 to. 8
CoLoRED-2sO4 18th ST. NV
Beautiful, pressed-brick, three-story
house; containing bedrms.. ~
baths, full bsmt.; priced for quick
SWAIN. inc. W.T.. 1922. wi. 3413
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

seHasc.. son eiiek ,.s sncs ga
Reduced to SIC, 600 for . quick
sale. Payments like rent.
G.. w. EGGLETON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

NR. 1Sth-LYMAN N.E.-6-room ro'
brick. good cond.; mixed neighbor
hood; no children or pets; whit
only; $3.50. 20. $3.50. Ill
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old Virginia country
place for rent, furnished. for one
year after october 10; four bed
rooms, maids room, four and one
half modern bathrooms; nearly four
acres old trees, garden; teahouse
with barbecue fireplace; complete
privacy; oil heat; open fireplaces.
electric stove, Frigidaire. deep freeze.
Children with responsible parents
pref; $3.50 a month. Please call
Falls Church OPAL for appointment.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01
Grass Is Still
The Cheapest

WHEN IT COMES to putting feed
in cows stomach, grass can do it
cheaper and easier than any other
irrigated crop.
That's the story of IS years re-
search on the subject made at the
Huntley Branch station by Dave
Copeland.
But grass is approximately 80 per
cent water, as compared to wheat,
which would be down around 10 to
IL percent, so the study not only took
into consideration the man, horse
and tractor hours, the ditching, ir-
rigating, etc. for each crop, but II
also converted the feed value of each
crop into a common denomination.
Research people call this the TDN
or the Total Digestible Nutrients.
Copeland's figures use a dollar and
cents value ON each crop IN relation
to its TDN.
During the period 1939-45. irri-
gated grass cost SIS cents per 100
pounds Of TDN. Alfalfa and grass
hay went up to 81 cents; silage aver
aged $1.23, but beet top silage
dropped to 80 cents. Grain, includ-
ing barley. corn, oats and wheat,
averaged SLIT.
Did we hear some one say they
knew this all the timer
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01

Weight for age may be partially In
dictated but certainly not gaining
ability nor calf production ability.
Selecting beef cattle by show ring
standards alone therefore also has
its limitations. In support of this
contention Guilbert and Hart make
the following statement in @Cali-
fornia Beef Production"
Understand Growth Processes
ITO judge conformation at differ
ent ages one must understand growth
processes. Growth occurs in three
overlapping phases: A peak of bone
growth, a peak Of muscle growth
and peak of fat development.
Thickness growth, development
Of loin and headquarters are late
maturing parts. The cannon bones
enlarge and lengthen relatively less
than the next bone above, and SO
on up the fore and hind limbs. Short
cannon bones, which mean a low
set animal, have become recognized
as a desirable feature of beef type
and as indicating early maturity.
This view is correct, because if this
understanding part does not cease
length growth early, later maturing
parts cannot be expected to develop
rapidly.
eff, however, calf is exceptionally
thick and its proportions approach
those of an average mature animal,
it is destined to become either an
exceptionally thick-bodied adult Of
moderate size or a moderately thick
small animal Most often the lat
ter is what actually happens; the
precociously mature and thick-ap-
pearing calves that frequently win
in show rings tend to be disappoint-
ing in their later development These
changes of proportion with age must
be kept in mind when one is select
ing for type and conformation"
Livestock judging is taught as a
means of learning how to select ami
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01

mails that conform to standard or
type established for a certain breed.
A more practical approach would be
to learn how to select sound, healthy
animals that appear to be capable
of producing meat in rapid and
efficient manner. Production is just
as important as type. It may even
be more important.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-19
Claims Funds Measure
OF S14 Million Goes to
Senate; Approval Urged

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 10
(JACL ADC)-The House approved
and sent to the Senate its third sup
Elemental appropriations bill which
included $14,800 900 for the payment
of compromise evacuation claims,
the Washington JACL Anti-Discr-
mination Committee office reported
today.
Chairman Clarence Cannon Cd,
Mo- of the Appropriations commit
tee explained that this sum was ne
cessary to meet the governments
obligations for compromise evacua-
ton claims already processed for
payment by the Department of JUS
tice.
Forestalling any move to cut this
sum, Chairman Cannon told the
House that it was an item over
which the House really had no
control. for the Congress had voted
to compensate the evacuees and the
Department of Justice had process
ed these claims for payment. Con-
gress was merely fulfilling a COM
mitment which it had previously
authorized by approving an evacua-
ton claims act in 1913.
Congressman Henry M Jackson
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Miller Takes Oath
AS Board Aide
Subversive Activities
Curb Member Backs
ADC's EN- Goal

WASHINGTON, ID c.. March ~
(JACL ADC)-Watson B. Miller,
former Commissioner of Immigra-
ton and Naturalization. has been
sworn i'm as member of the Sub
versive Activities Control Board.
the washington office of the JACb
Anti-Discrmnaton Committee re-
ported today.
The former Commissioner OF I'M
migration and Naturalization was
extremely sympathetic to the pro-
blems of persons of japanese ances-
try and was a strong advocate OF
equality in Immigration and natur-
alization, the JACL Ado said.
Nominated by the President and
confirmed by the Senate he re
places Seth Richardson. whom the
Senate refused to confirm. The
Slbversivc Activities Control Board
was created bv the Internal Secu-
ritv Act Of 1850 TO determine which
organizations had to register with
the Attornev General as Communist
under the provisions Of that act.
Miller LONG a high official in the
American LEGION. served as the adj
ministrator of the Federal Social
Security Agency before he was
Commissioner of immigration and
Naturalization.