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Farm Storage
Is the Ans1Ver
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centages of protein as it comes out
of the fields would fit well into this
program. Protein often varies from
field to field. A farmer can often tell
from which part of his farm the high
protein comes, year after. year. In
most years, he can make himself
some extra premiums by binning this
high protein wheat separately on the
farm. The elevator man is forced to
pay less for protein if he has to risk
mixing high protein wheat with low
protein wheat.
Costs Per Bushel
The cost of materials for construct
ing various types and sizes of gram
aries ranges from 20 cents to so cents
per bushel of storage capacity, 1852
prices. There is some relation be-
tween size of building and per bushel
cost of construction. A large steel bin
or large quonset costs less per bushel
of capacity than small ones. For ex-
ample, a quonset 40 by 40 feet with
concrete floor costs approximately 20
cents per bushel of space for ma
terials, if you have the $4,000 bushels
of grain to put in it. In other words,
the per bushel cost is based on maxi
mum capacity.
Storage for Loans
Last fall at harvest time, the mar
ket price for wheat in most parts
of Montana was from Is cents to 20
cents lower than the CCC loan price,
disregarding protein premium There
was practically no commercial stor-
age space available at harvest time,
so if a farmer wanted to get Gee
loan, he had to have his own APP
proved storage facilities. With earn
ings of IS cents to 20 cents per bush
Ell, storage space will pay for Itself
in a couple of seasons.
Whatever the benefits and what
ever the costs, Montana farmers are
equipping themselves with storage II
large amounts One dealer in Tailor
county sold IS steel bins from Au,
gust, 1850, through September, 1851
or about 10000 bushels of storag,
space. One lumber dealer in anothel
county said he had his second highes
monthly sales in August last year
The bulk of these materials was go
ing into storage bins. CONSTRUCTION
varies from putting floors and brac
ing into old barns to building large
completely modern farm elevator
with equipment for cleaning, mixing
and grinding the grain.
If he is going to spend money 70
storage space, the farmer shout
spend enough to make it good. Some
times only a few extra dollars {
even few cents to screen out bird
and rodents can change grain frol
: : an inferior product to golden trea.
ure of which Montana can be just
proud.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-02-01


likely to result in mess.
"Never again" says one farmer.
81 piled wheat on the ground in the
fall of 1850. 1t turned out to be
rainy fall and in order to save the
wheat I pulled the loaded trucks
through the mud to the highway
with my tractor"
Other reasons are given for the
need for more farm storage. Some
farmers say they want to keep some
grain for reserves. Wheat in the
bin is better than money in the
bank" said one Montana producer.
IF get the money, spend it."
Some farmers hold grain to spread
out their annual returns and thereby
equalize income taxes. Some men
toned the multiple purpose aspects
of certain types of structures, espe-
cially the quonset, which can serve
as machine shed, work space, and
livestock shelter, as well as for grain
storage.
Some farmers like to hold their
grain and speculate on a price rise
later in the year. Others store to
hold their high protein wheat on the
farm and avoid mixing it at the ele-
vator. And last, but not least, in
year like 1851 quite a large amount
Of grain had such high moisture con-
tent when harvested that elevators
wouldn't accept it even if they had
room.
Drying Facilities
There was much interest this fall
in methods of drying grain. Although
moisture content was more of a
problem than usual this year in Mon
tana, there often are patches of moist
grain, even in normal years, that re-
quire special handling.
Drying facilities range all the way
from inexpensive open floors, which
can be made from hardwood cloth
covered with screen, to more expen-
sive blower systems sometimes ever
using heated air. The open Cor per.
forateO floors allow air to circulate
through the wheat. This keeps mois
grain cooler and helps some in re
ducing moisture content.
There are some real dangers il
storing grain on the farm. The losse
can be heavy if grain is stored to,
wet or in buildings that will ALLOW
it to become wet from rain or snow
There is danger of insect infestatior
especially in grain that is allowed t
heat.
Anyone who stores grain shout
know what he is doing. A good rul
is not to store grain on the farr
with more than IL percent moistur
content at any place in the bin. TIL
county extension agent can furnis
information on safe handling {
stored grain.
Sort for Protein
The elevator man has his problem
too. When wheat comes in too ia
he gets all his space filled up so TIL
he has no chance to. keep patches
9. different protein content separa
and even is handicapped in the pr
cesses which are necessary for prop
handling of grains of different grad
and different moisture content.
Elevator operators say that tn,
could better serve the farmer if
would store his wheat until aft
the peak season and get a prote
test on his wheat before he brings
in. The wheat would be purchas
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HOUSES WTD. 70 BUY tcent.,

FOUR S-BEDRM. HoUsEschevy
keoaBsERT dcTRENGS' ! sss.l cp.. sai SPss1e coIc:
EadO ] Bldg Bldg, RE. 1875; ewes. sall
WANT i Or 6 unit duplex apt; NV.
or ne. preferred. No brokers'
Reply Box 406-S, Star. -33
OLDER FAMILY needs 4-hedroom
brick. Direct from owner. In No. Arl.,
prefer Lyon Village or Wayeroft.
About $4,000. all cash. CHI. 1857.
WANTED m SILVER SPRING yicin-
ity. 3-bedrm. brick; prefer with base
ment; 5000 down. MRS. PENAN.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 4-bedroSom
house with bsmt. conv. to Pentagon
and school; for occupancy Aug. L.
GI financing with minimum down
PRIVATE PATTY wants 3-bedrm., 3
! bath house, 1918 years old, in close
in NV. section Of ID c.: must be
fully detached. have attic, garage,
ana ggosod yard. Not over $25, 900.
NEED s-RoOM HOME by April; offer
building site as part payment plus
cash WO. l1l2. 23s
/ PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. IMME-
DIATE ACTION. ANY SECTION. MR..
LISS. ME. 666s: Ewes, NO. 95I7.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL-CASH
HOMES-MD.. va. b. G.
MR.. QUICK. RA. GALS.
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HOUSES WANTEp 10 eUY

WILL PAY CASH TO-DAY for your
home; any location. any condition:
DIRECT FROM OWNER, cash. either
p; G., Md. or Va. 81. 1897 or FA.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF YOUR home, business or invest
n1ent property is what you desire,
call r, A. HUMPHREYS Realtor.
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
CASH for your home:
any location, any condition. Call
DI. SS42 or 81. 1859.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase
3-bedrm. home. nice location: not
over 100000 cash. BOX 312-M.
Cash BUYERS waiting for s ana 4
bedrm. homes In NV. Wash. nearby
Mont. Co and Va. To sell your
house. call WETZEL REAL ESTATE
HUI. 4345. Open ewes. til 10 pm
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm. home.
in good D C. or nearby Nd. loca-
ton; sc. pref MRS. COX. LU
D. C. OR MARYLAND-We buy for
cash or sell for you on terms. Your
out osiisstion, cali i oAiPANE1i.A Z
ii = dRGENTIY NEEDED--1
have several splendid prospects for
Q 3-oedroom rambler under $4,000.
and q 4-pedroom Cape Cod under
100000. MUST be in good north
Arlington cation. Please call Mr..
Carson. 5-0S42, with FRANK
8. PHIrLfPf. IA. $1,000. --23
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
80 900 so. FIT. Of ground centrally
located: pvt. TT. siding and ONCE,
MA. 1885,
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STORES FOR RENT

Mr.. TAEOMA PIX. r. O:-Warehouse
tail business or shop. ROBERT z.
oen 5. G. az at 6sSa. SsSsr s''' iak0mS Gsa as'k'
MT. RANIER, Md, just on r. /
ave. Small store next to corner
Suitable for luncheonette or receiv-
ing station for laundry or dry
& paREps. fRs; me- fH NA DsE 500. &C. sSss
44th s!ls, and .. SHERIFF LIFE ED: N.E-5..Larss
bath. suit. for any business: avail
Immediately. Apply PENN PROP
York ave. NV. NE. iio7.
43O4 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.---Attrac-
tive store. 1880. available by April
type sus business so Ds1 tx. S 500. si'a0ls any
any type business: now equipped
for restaursnt; income 2 apts.; S2s6
2 STORES. 1st commercial. cor. Ga.
ing lot in rear. 81. 6oa4. ~
NEAR I0th AND N. 7. AVE. NV
Large display window, approx. 1000
sG. IT.: suit. any kind of business;
lrns rsss. rent rent. caIl NE; oosS, p.;n,., s1
section-Splendid large store, ap-
prox. 30x75: newly redecorated; /;
REALTY. FIR. 1900. --23
14th AND A S.E.-Beautiful corner
store, large show window, tile floor;
arm. and bath apt. above. HENRY
ScHAFFERT, 942 Eye ct. Ma. 1868,
9-Iu.3O am. 3-4:30 pm. I'll
NEW STORES, 1913 and 10l5 9th
1t. NV; 161zx75: immediate occu-
9ancy. For particulars. MI. $3.50.
STORE. Iel1 PA. AVE. NV. oppo-
site Government department with .
frontage Of 171a feet. . depth Of
96ia feet, containing 1,721 square
( k!ssssgsEks s9s Z sS6iSs. sS6iSs Rssisof. ssRsai lsaz (
PiRsoMfNENr Ii sifHNN CORNER. N. z Ave.
and 1st st. nv. SIZE mo-: also
DT. S724: ewes, OIL. O947. ---27
6so0 n. II. AVE.-In shopping CEN
ter. 2Ox60-ft. front and rear park
ing; heavy auto tra1ic: low rent.
MR: PERRY. DL s724; eyes,. OIL.
SMALL. sToRE. central dwntwn. NV.
About Ia blks. from woodward a
Lothrop's. Rent. S76 per mo. I'M
med. poss. Insp. any time through
DIXIE REALTY CO., ACTS. Ma.
WHEATON,, SILVER sPRING. MD
Choice comnlercfal, Q new stores
across from shnpptng center. park
Ing BOGLEYsI wheaton once. LQ.
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VIRGINIA FARMS
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

BUILD THAT NEW RAMBLER in
Y acre and up; S4,2b0 to $500.
REDuCED foR QUICK SALE. choice
lot adjoining Rock Greek Park golf
oeoMTe, eoNTSe, OWNER; OWN GE. 3o49.
yyiiTsinIs,s with sewer and water.
siz AcREs-rairfsx county. wooded.
teaut. stream: 81 min. from Wash.
$1.250; terms; map on request. ma.
TWO I A., one 4 a. to S a. ..e'two 10 O..
nye a., two l5 g.. two 80 o.. one
35 q, one A q. Close in. some with
SSaEf5 SGfT sad sa SIS ssii; ds dsM.Ta sTs sA 4s4s.
COMMERCIAL LOT AT WHEATON,.
REAL Estate. sH. siss: eyes.
MONTGOMERY co.-choice acreage
sites In Potomac Hunt. Rockville,
Gaithersburg, Germantown and
Seneca areas We have just anything
you. you went an IN oon these areas from I
osithersburEi i'?S sss-R. %i Of ST. $3.50: $50:
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERS acres,
suitable for low-priced. homes: $3.50
per acre. 4 acres. choice apartment
house ground; 80. cents per foot;
large list OF selected homesites.
MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO.. CH.
WHEATON, 1 blk. of Ga. ave. Ideal
'srms. H IF + sIESSER' 81. 'ss sssS. s.
THIS CL0sE-IN 16o-acre farm is
ripe for developing and AZ yery
small cost, as no road-buildins Is
necessary Il you have the REQUIRED
TO- to hold It for fps''e Z year OF o. ySS two. wsns we
Realtors. Gsithersburg 2oe.
FOR SALE--Wheaton area--i5 acre.
ii7,,lSs iia Ss lsS; reasonable. cah II:
AfPRSSx. . WOODED ACRES. over
coMMERCiAI LOT. ssx1oo. on G sb.r.
e $500. Cash or terms. IL, 4
ss ACRES with ctnder block hons.
joining ,Fairfsx Co. Mostly clear;
mi. out. $500. KE 3-4soo.
UPPER is.i 81. area, Shepherd
per It. KAY REALTY CO., INC.
RA. 200. eyes. GE. 05IS ---3l
1h26 l2th ST. N.W.-21 by "a IT,.
$2,250 Mr.. PERRY, Di. s724;
evenings. OIL. 0947. -27
TWO LOTS OF Mass. ave-. nearby
Nd. I20 q; front. utilities; saeri-
nee. WI 2017.. --22
sALE--carTe your suburban estate
out Of mine. $500 acres, and seal
your security In surrounding coun-
try estates. Streams, SPRINGS, pool
and pond sites. Productive open
land and forests. Excellent home
sites. Generous hard road 'front.'
age In Fairfax Hunt area. near
Great Fails. Only ii mi. TO Chain
Bridge $500 per acre. Cal owner
week days. e-5, at DE. 6424. or
HERMAN Q. GASCH q SON MA.
Biu1iiHD;ERs. ATTENTIoN-1l lots lots on
record. cleared and ready for Inn
mediate construction. Kensington
Heights, Nd. Call OIL. 1881. --S3
BERWYN WEIGHTS. MD.-Two lots.
each 50xI00. all utils. priced reas.
Call MRS. GREGORY.GH 9102 or
OIL 2273
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fARMS

4 GOOD SMALL FARaE--47 acres
mr.. Woodboro: an set TO grass. rood
fencing. s springs. 3-aere wood lot,
80 apple trees. lee: pond Affords
efand swimming and fishing: mod,
7-rm.. house. GOOD cord.: barn and
new 4-ear garaGe- 4 chicken houses.
Mr nhla nsSieun, hSad N oPos Poo iie ssi1 Nth nth
HowARD =. SCH ER, Bethesda.
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BOND BLDG. s.w. corner 14th ct
and N. Y. ave. NV. single rooma
and suites now available from SGT %
up. KASS-BERGER. INC, EN-. S100.
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iNyEsTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

town I'd: sSY,50o. Existing 4-rnl.
BY small business. Terms. RE-
GlLoSAL :il' REALTY CO.. OIL. 2S576
ARLINGToN, Wilson biyd.--cornner,
elaine PROPERTIES. "a. $500.
GAS STATION. ON prominent Cor
Wner eassa ors to at naicE f 9 sn.s yesp;
CORNER-1630. 10th and Que SITS.
NV, store. 4 rms. and bath; lot
extends to Vermont ave. Can be
bought right with reasonable down
esymeoi: ssss,l 81. osqs. aE, PERRY d. ss SEA
MINNESOTA AVE. N.E.-a adjoinins
houses. End commercial zone. 'front.'
age 1915 IT,, o rms, bath. hot-water
neat: each 81 500. GEORGE /.
RRoRGEsREa 643 Indiana ave. NV.
AVE, in Sears sFes. so
So; IT,. try and match this price on
Wis; property has bldg. paying
Ssase Sase per per .rsor month, ao On cancela,5le b,
on wis Dssds slees SS ss ~ neoms tFSns G6s pao
ducer; no brokers; contact owner.
6GN fISi HsoTEL. stSf No. / Hwy. CO.. cosn-
ty Seat, 40 mi. south Of Wash, 81
rms, equipped, 5 acres, restaurant
and bar. S57, 500. Long terms. PIED
MONT REALTY. 221O Wilson blvd.
.Arl.. Va, ia. 7-3495. "a
COMMERCIAL once bldg.
and 2-story brick warehouse
40,x40. with 2 truck doors. ct
23rd & L sts. NV. DRURY
REALTX. f,l.A coRP;: nj; NJ; 1000;
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FARM ESTATE


o7 acres east Of Leesburg In Lou
doun County. -2S miles from Wash
inston. Land level to gently rolling,
APPROX. half clear and half wooded.
On good State road with over 3, 600
foot frontage suitable for subdividing
into small estates and homesites.
improvements include Groom and
b..th residence with hot-water oil
heating system. Beautiful view Of
mountains from residence. New p
story barn with concrete floor and
stanchjons, chicken house, hog
house. garage, corn crib and tool
iouse. All buildings in good state Of
repair, Good fences and cross fences.
School bus and mail delivery by
residence. Telephone and electricity
installed, Owner selling to purchase
larger estate In same community.
This property is ready to move into.
Frigidaire, electric stove and elec-
trio refrigerator go with property.
Price, S21 900. Present loan, S10.64O
baalnce. 80 interest. payments 500
per month.
Wen developed estates ready to use
are. rarely available in this section
and will not stay on the market
long. II interested. call for appt. to
inspect. COLEMAN c. GORE, Real
tor. IA, 4-0064; home. Leesburg
ONCE 6S1-W or home, 49-W-13.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
SWEET AND LOW

REDWOOD tennessee Stone
'rivate retreat, only 10 min. from
Memorial Bridge. Secluded dead-end
luxe contemporary rambler with as
phalt drive to attached garage. In
terror walls in pastel colors and
natural wood paneling. 3 bedrms.
or 2 with master study and private
bath. Raised hearth stone fireplace,
wide picture window areas, wardrobe
sliding closet doors, built-in break
fast nook, \ square tub In master
Youth want to @ own It. SCI, 300 For
complete details, call OW. 5000.
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SUPREME

Modern completely hvable new home.
high among the trees overlooking
picturesque Lake Bancroft: white
brick with dark-colored lifetime
Johns Evansville roof; very generous
screened porch; attached garage,
room and bath; 1st floor. sober. light
gray living room. gay flower pat
tern in banquet-size dining room,
unusually large square kitchen ar
ranged and equipped for utmost ef-
ficiency; beautifully paneled den
twin -bed room, tiled bath. Ind floor;
compartmented tile bath Attic ex-
haust fan will assure cool. comfort
able summers. LAKE PRIVILEGES
FOR BOATING AND FISHING $685.
500. Inspection by calling OW. 5000.
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REAL ESTATE BROKRR--Woman
needs desk space or share small
once Bethesda or Silver Spring.
BARR 8uiiLDINa, slo 17th st. NV.
near Conn. and X. New. modern
attn active iesk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
ing service available. call ST. 3456.
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Country Air
COUNTRY LIVING

On Acre OF Beautiful Grounds
House consists, of lsrge living room.
equipped kitchen and 2 large bed
rooms and bath on 1st door: End
floor finished in one large room,
could be divided into Q good-sized
detached garage and chicken house;
excellent garden; close to transport
tation and stores: full price,
S17,950: substantial cash. Shown
by appointment only.
Pentagon Realty Co.
Falls Church Branch
$3.50 Fies Hwy. u, s-IIsao
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Compact-Comfortable

Compact-ComfOrtable
Individual bungalow, 65x154 level
lot; clean, neat, spacious interior;
2 firvt-floor bedrooms, 19-ft. living
room, brick fireplace, picture win
dow. combination dining room
kitchen, large bath, stairway to
unfinished second floor. Equipment
includes gas range, electric refgr.,
Bendix, Venetian blinds, storm
windows and doors. First trust $9,-
800, payable S59.74 monthly. Ex-
cellent terms Cali
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. OW 5000.
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The Belmont Rambler

IIE DCIIIIUIIb ItdIIIUICI
For casual easy living-close In,
North Arlington on Lee highway; !;
Groom brick with lovely interior;
Bay picture window, built-in leather
ette breakfast nook, huge Aft.
basement with separate toilet and
outside entrance; 3 blocks to shop
while it lasts. Can OW. 9O90.
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ONE LEFT

Exclusive N. Arlington location. a.
breakfast nook, lovely liv. rm. with
firepl.. dining L. selling fast at S1e,-
SEQ Res. X.
Better Homes Realty
Radio Bldg. Arl. ia. $1,000.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
NEAR MCLEAN
VACANT

VACANT
Colonel iust moved. Three-bedrm.
frame BUNGALOW on corner lot; full
bsmt., lGe. Iiv. rm., lge. din. rm. kit.
fully equipped, frt. screened porch
Only 81 1910 with good terms. I'm
mediate possession.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. 1900
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RY OWNER

N Arlington. All-brick Cape. Cod,
excel. cond.; liv: rm. with frepl.. din.
I'M kit. bedrms. and bath on 1st
e.; stairway to finished End a.. fun
kt"t., rec. rnn.; Oil h.-w b., nice lot.
sr.af.t call LA o-1111
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Choice commercial, 2 new stores
across from shnpping center. park
Ing. BoGLEY'SN NWheaton once. 10.
5-3434. ewes. ". Lansdale, IA.
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ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
DEsK sPAcE

c. r. A. desires unfurnished ONCE
rapher ST. $3.50. 27
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Won't yoM try KENTS?

Expect difference first Because much of the ars and
nicotine have been removed the smoke is bound to be lighter
clearer Remember: normal heavy smoke the itants
have not been removed Purer cleaner KENT smoke less
tars and nicotine than you've experienced any cigarette
And if you stay with KENTs for week. or perhaps wo we
promise that you'll get real smoking satisfaction than you
got beforehand with it, the greatest health protect
smoking history.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Of our time

filtered smoking Then sample of cigarettes given to
panel experienced smokers They asked smoke
for woweek period Ia fair trial land report whether they
liked or dislked KENTS and why.
Most of them liked right from the start said was the
finest dest cigarette they had smoked Others including
some who accustomed to cigarettes said that
at the start the KENT smoke seemed lighter whittier than the
heavier yelowish smoke they'd been accustomed to.
But they agreed that after smoking KENTs for week steadily
time enough to allow their taste to adjust much less
tants the sokethey found that KENTS gave them
smoking satisfaction than they had enjoyed before
Andevery of them agreed that the MCRON1TE FILTERS
health protection the greatest improvement in smoking ever
Evening star., 1952-06-17

If you Sensitive Smoker (and published medical
ports show that about out of every smokers % you worry
about the effects of smokngKENT is the cigarette for you'll
Evening star., 1952-08-18
Alligator on Cleveland Street
CousesMonunA Anxious Moment

Then I said. no, maybe I'd better
keep still about 1t. Then Popek
said: Wasn't that an alligator?'
I said, Tt sure was
The alligator proved to be named
Campbell and was claimed by Mrs.
Wallace Rossington. 1t was the
sole survivor of six alligators and
"a crocodile collected by her son
William, %, no" serving in the
Navy in the Pacific.
Mrs. Rossington took Campbell
home in a market basket and
promised to reinforce the fence
around its backyard pool.
Evening star., 1952-08-18
New York Grand jury
Given Two Vice Cases:
Witch Hunt Charged
BY the Assecioied Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 18.-Amid
charges it is pushing a witch
hunt" the district attorneys Of
flee today began laying before a
grand jury it's vice cases against a
wealthy manufacturer and a So
cialite playboy.
The defendants, accused sepa-
rately of supplying high-priced
call girls to friends and associates,
are Samuel H. Chapman, a dress
manufacturer, and Minot F. Jelke.
22-year-old blue-book heir to a
margarine fortune.
Several others have been held
on vice charges or as material wit
nesses, including a number. of
models" and television bit players
described by the prosecutor as
prostitutes.
Exaggerated. Lawyer Says.
AS Assistant District Attorney
Anthony j. Liebler began calling
witnesses before the grand jury,
Jelke's attorney, Martin Benjamin,
issued stinging statement say
ing:
This is rapidly becoming a
witch hunt. The actions of
everybody are being greatly exag-
gerated."
He said the prosecutors Office
was interpreting it as illegal pro-
curing of women If a man invited
q woman to a party or introduced
her to a friend and thereafter,
any relationship develops"
Under this Interpretation, he
said, II imagine that every busi-
ness man who entertains buyers
will be guilty of procuring"
This went on in my grand
fathers time" he said, land
there was never a fuss about
that"
Woman Is First Witness.
Jelke, accused of sharing earn
ings with call girls who charged
up to $500 a night, said his
friends think I am just a victim
of circumstances and being made
a goat Of"
A young woman, not identified,
was the first witness before the
grand jury. Three other un-
identified girls. and another, Pat
Thompson, described as a young
model, also were on hand to
testify.
In another phase of the anti
vice campaign, 20-year-old Joan
Harris, who gave her address as
st. Louis, appeared on a charge
of maintaining a house of prosti-
tuition. She was freed in $4,000
bail, her case was adjourned until
tomorrow.
Chapman, 56, former husband
Of noted Dress Designer Cell Chap
man, was freed in $4,000 bail yes
terday after he pleaded not guilty
to a charge of procuring prosti-
tutes without a fee for "his friends
and business relations and his cafe
society associates" He also was
Evening star., 1952-08-18
State Senator 10 Speak
To Jousiers "Wednesday

Maryland's top lancers will ride
at Marshall Hall Park Wednesday
for cash prizes and the right to
crown queen Of love and beauty
The event will be the 9th an
Inual jousting tournament at the
Potomac River resort.
Tilting will start at 1 pm, after
Ia speech by State Senator James
B. Monroe.
The Charles County Republican
has been the parks tournament
orator for the last five years.
A. D. Langley of Arlington, Va,
"a hard-riding lancer of bygone
days, is promoting the event, as
he has done for more than 80
years.
Evening star., 1952-08-18
3 Men Rob 3 Sailors
From Putuxent. Stution

Three sailors from Patuxent
River Naval Air Station were at
tackled and robbed early today in
the 900 block of g street Sc, po-
lice said.
Donald L. Walker, d, lost $130;
Leo Wilder, 81. lost $12; and Clay
ton Segers. %, lost personal pa
pers when three men attacked
them, they said.