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ALEXANDRIA
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH

ALEXANDRIA
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
REDUCED $1,000
THIS luxurious all-brick rambler has
true center hall and large rooms
lhroushout. Liv. rm. with frepI.,
din. rm., beautifully equip. kit, 8
bedrms.. screened porch and stor-
age attic; custom built last year.
Substantial cash required. WRITTEN
q SChRE1NER, INC, OV. 6717.
AL. 1899: ewes. TIE. '21S7.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Two bedrms.. large liv rm. with
frepl.. permanent stair to attic,
equipped kit. bath. large lot.
VIM. w MACKALL
ia. 2-SSOO GIL. 225E Ewes
10
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DIFFERENT
HAVE CHILDREN?
ASSUME CT

With $4,000 cash and 81? per mo.
Cute 2-yr. .-o,d bungalow in Falls
Church featuring 2 good-size bed
rooms, lee. liv. rm.; oversize. equip.
kitchen: stairway to lge., expansihie
attic; screens. Venetian blinds with
See this value now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 WILSON BLVD. Ow. $500,
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G. H. ORVIN
-: ~ oSoA -

SILVER SPRING AREA
FOUR EXCELLENT BUYS
For Immediate Possession
THREE-BEDRooM RAMBLER. full
bsmt., complete GE kitchen, hot
water heat; assume 40 G1 loan.
Act fast on this one.
OFF DALE -bedrm. brick
Colonial, "A bath, lge. den and elec.
beautifully Handicapped lot, fruit
trees. Towering shrubs, etc. Near
all schools.
ROCKVILLE sUBURBs-S1.5 500 down
will buy this 3-bedrm. rambler with
2 porches. fully insulated attic and
walls: lot 13S fl. deep; near schools;
low monthly payment.
THREE BEDRMS.. S1695o-In cool,
wooded Forest Glen Park Charm
ing 3-bedrm. fieldstone house in
rustic setting: lge. liv. rm.. SEPARATE
din. rm., knotty-pine kitchen. COX
100 terraced lot. Excellent 40 n
nancing available.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3O1O Till Q PM. Ill
SILVER SPRING SPECIALS
We submit 3 terrific buys.
1-2-bedrm. home, ST, 300 dn.
1-3-bedrm. home, $4,000 DIN.
1-5-bedrm. home, $500 dn.
MODERN REALTY co.
JU. 1-535O. Oppn It'll o PM
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ONLY 8 LEFT
SPARKLFP
--------------------------
SEPARATE Apt

Goes with this brick Cape Cod on lot
94x120 In Hillwood section. Falls
Church. Lge. liv. rm., firepl. opening
onto lge. screened porch; family
sized din, nm: fully equip; Kit. and
with full bath and kitchenette up:
Can have separate entrance. Full
dry bsmt.. oil hot-water heat. at.
tached gar. rear yard fenced. Priced
for quick sale. about $1,000 down
viii handle. Asking S25.0O0. excel
terms. Vacant.
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
Continued on Mex. .Pase) :.
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WE SELL HOUSES

WE SELL HOUSES
SILVER SPRING
We have three 2-bedrm. bungalows,
with expandable attics. close to
public and parochial schools, transp.
and shopping. Call for further in
formation.
RAMBLER-DE LUKE
Close-in location. exceptional. cond;
large iv. rm. modernistic fireplace,
studio ceiling, full din. rm.. de
luxe kitchen. breakfast area. twin
size bedrms.
SILVER SPRING
Very attractive center-hall Colonial,
powder rm. on 1st fl: 3 good size
bedrms; breakfast area in kitchen,
full basement, level lot. "a block to
bus. Assume 40 GI loan. Call today
INDIAN SPRING CLUB
Lovely corner, prewar brick Colonial.
excellent cond. throughout. COM
pletely tiled kitchen. built-in break
fast nook. 3-bedrms. Home COM
pletely air-conditioned.. Garage.
fenced yard. This one should sell.
CALL 81. 6100 TODAY
And Let Our Statesmen Help You.
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors. q It'll q
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! 624 Eye st. NV. Realtors. Ma. O464
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
ULTRAMODERN
8-BEDRM. STUDIO RAMBLERS

8-BEDRM. STUDIO RAMBLERS
OPEN DAILY. ! TIL 2
UNDER $4,000
ONLY 2 REMAINING
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Two blocks elementary school, near
shopping: ] - blocks to bus Ito
Georgia and Alaska terminaD. Spa
ciouS living room with most un-
usual high studio ceiling, beautiful
ly equipped modern kitchen, dining
room, 3 large bedrooms. bright
basement. lovely wooded lot. Mrs.
Kohn RA 2o43
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S13.75O GROOM

Brick large living rm. with wood
burning firepl., family size din. rnl..
equipped kit. including BendiX
washer. end floor, 3 bedrms. and
tiled bath. Full bsmt. with firepl.
h.-wh., large lot: close to bus and
everything. Call CLYDE j. MAR
KEY, ME. 3407: ewes, AP. 41OS.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BRICK HOME, $11,95O; Q bedrms.,
tile bath. large din. rm.; full bsmt.
Close-in Hyattsville area. Terms.
Call WA. 1900 till Q PM. ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO. 10
Evening star., 1952-04-10

Mr.. 49th and WESTERN
Just listed a lovely Diet, brick home
with ) rms; tile bath: on a level
lot; only SI5,50n. Owner leaving
city wants immediate sale Call
Me. 1143 until pm. j. WESLEY
PIITIJANAN
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PARK PROPER-6-room
garage: SlS,OOO. Call Mr.. Barnes,
with JOHN A. WENTZ. AP. $500.
EAST PINES. SlO.950. o-bedrm.
bungalow with expansible attic;
WINSTON C.. CLAY, WA. 422S
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THE EVENING STAR C-1f

Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1859
Evening star., 1952-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
EASTER
PARADE
OF VALUES


SlZ,S0U
Newly completed 3-bed-
room homes with expansible
attic and A-acre wooded lot.
An excellent value with FILA
financing. Only three available.
Dial OW. $500.
$13,950
Our famous Holmes Run
contemporary rambler with 3
bedrooms and many features Of
coStlier homes, including floor
to ceiling brick fireplace and
carport Call now to inspect
our furnished model home.
Only : left at this price! Dial
OW. $500.
S14,950
A touch of old New Eng
land in this new outstanding
Cape Cod with 3 bedrooms. ex-
pansibIe attic and full base
ment; located in a setting Of
conveniences. Dial OW. $500.
S15.950
Attractive brick Colonial
in convenient North Arlington
location, block from bus.
This substantial 5-room home
with full basement, 2 porches
and large level Handicapped lot
offers real living comfort for
some lucky family and can be
purchased with moderate
EXTRA!
We have many more
select listings in the above
price ranges. Call now and let
our experienced staff save
save you time and trouble in
finding a home you need at q
price you can afford.
DIAL CW. $500 TIL 8
LURIA BROS. INC.
300 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, v
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Capital View Realty Co.

SoPAoaA NiCW 1CCdlGy W.
WEST HYATTSVILLE
Brick bungalow: . lovely bedrms..
]ge;. liv. rm., modern equipped kit.
with lin. space. f1ll bsmt.. gas &C
heat. expansible attic suitable for
> additional rms. corner lot, immac
cond. throughout, storm windows
and screens.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY co.
WA. 6655 UN. J166 HY. O636
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NEW CAPE COD HOMES

overlooking countryside. Large Iiv.
rm., din. rm.. equipped kit. > bed
rms. tiled bath, stairs to 2nd floor.
Insulated throughout; fun bsmt.:
gas ir-conditioned heat: outside
entrance. Priced right Call CLYDE
]. MARKEY, ME. 3407; ewes. AP.
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ONLY $16,5OO
BRICK RAMBLERS

BRICK HANDLERS
With 3 bedrms., full bsmt. From S17.-
$50 to S24,5OO. In Silver Spring.
CT Three available for GIs for less
than $4,000 cash down, settlement
costs incl. If you are not happy in
your present home we will take
your house on trade-in basis.
Why delay? Call now, RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01
STRAIGHT AHEAD
BY julius j. Adams

New York, (GlobaD The fact
that man doesn't know. doesn't
mean that he isn't willing to learn
and that he cannot learn. The
truth of the matter is, the public
is better off trusting man who
= doesn't know and admits he doesn't,
than it is in putting it's faith in a
man who doesn't know, but either
doesn't know it, or thinks he
knows.
The above two sentences are
long and complicated, but if you
re-read them, wait awhile and try
again, 1 am sure you'll get what
I mean.
Much has been made of the fact
that the GGP nominee Dwight
D. Eisenhower has had the courage
to admit frankly that there are
certain domestic problems with
which he is unfamiliar. For him
to have spoken otherWise-to have
attempted to "bull" his way
through-Would have been fraud.
Obviously, it was impossible for
General Eisenhower, having been
abroad for SO many ears, to know
the temper and attitude of the
American people on all the domes-
&c issues confronting them. There
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01

Mr.. Miller, who had been desig-
mated as chairman of the commit
tee. had laid. the groundwork for
the campaign when he suffered
heart attack. j. D. Inderrieden,
named acting chairman during
Miller's illness, was appointed
chairman by Carl A. Bimson,
chamber president.
Fifty-fiVe men, representing
every economic facet in Maricopa
County, including every chamber
of commerce in the county, set poi
icies for the Valley of the Sun
campaign. A smaller working COM
mittee of seven men meets every
week to carry out the policies set
by the committee.
AS in the past, the bulk. of the
committees efforts will be directed
toward magazine advertisements
which have proved conclusively
their effectiveness. At the same
time, however, potent series OF
advertisements, some of them
stressing the winter temperatures
in Phoenix, has been planned for
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01
Phoenix, Arizona

are many men, however, who have
never been outside the continental
limits of the United States, and
who know all there is to know
about al our1 problems, yet haven't
the slightest idea how to go about
finding solutions to them.
1t seems, then, that in General
Eisenhower's case, it is not so
much a question of whether he
knows the problems we face here
in the United States, but it is one
of whether, once he knows the
problems and gets the facts, he
will be able to solve them. In other
words, does he have the intelli-
gence, skill, patience and executive
experience to reach sound conclu-
sions and make good decisions after
he has been given the facts? Com
petence in the field of political
leadership is mainly matter Of
Judgment This is true in many
other cases where administration IS
involved.
II is questionable if any man
takes into the White House any
too much knowledge as to what is
actually required to be President
of the United States. What is i'm
portant is whether the man who
goes in has the training, the temp
or, the tact, the diplomacy and tne
skill and the resiliency to expand
sufficiently to handle the problems
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01
City civil Service
Exams Announced

The Phoenix City Civil Service
Board, is offering a number of
examinations for city jobs.
Following are the positions Of
fered: Automotive mechanic, build
ing maintenance man, messenger,
librarian, custodial worker, switch
board operator and humane Off
Ger.
Applications are accepted until
August 9. Blanks may be obtained
from the personnel office.
~>~~~~~~~~~~.~~
DIS they arise. What makes this so
important is that a situation one
is called upon to face, rooted in
given set of facts, may be entirely
different a year, month or even
a few days later.
Success in political leadership,
and that in the Presidency in par
ticular, depends, too, on the ability
OF the Chief Executive to chart a
sound course and to be able TO
retain such firm hand and such
sure knowledge, that he would be
able to change his course should
circumstances warrant it, without
any loss of time or position. A mill
tary man should be thoroughly
skilled in that kind of thinking. o
In considering the respective
candidates for the Presidency this
is one time the public should be
warned to steer clear of the demo-
gcgues who seek to peddle the clap
trap and falls doctrines that have
been poured into their ears for
many years. 1t is not honest not
to say that some good things have
been brought about in the past 20
years among them the television
set, and the deep freezer. Modern
technology has been responsible FOR
much of what has been achieved,
and the two wars since 1889 have
brought much of our prosperity. On
the other hand, it is criminal to
frighten the people by telling them
thta unless the Democrats are re-
turned to power, people will be
eating out of garbage cans and
that all social legislation will be
repealed.
What many people don't know
is that the expanded social pro-
gram of the past 20 years had its
genesis during the reign of Repub-
lican regimes.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01

newspapers in the Midwest, the
Pacific Coast, and Canada.
The chambers advertising will
attempt to bring visitors here both
early and late in the season. Ad-
vertising will appear shortly m
farm publications urging farmers
to take Fall vacations in the Vail
ley of the Sun. !
Dave McCutcheon, Of Advertise
ing Associates, is handling the adj
vertising for the Chamber for the
third year.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01
.ROQUEFORT BALLS
in PEACH SALAD

Blend a three-ounce package OF
Roouefort cheese with two table
spoons of heavy cream and form
small balls; roll the balls in
crushed toasted almonds. Serve the
cheese and-nut balls with canned
peaches on a bed of WatercresS
as salad-dessert. Accompany
with French dressing.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01
Chamber Pushes Ad Campaign
For Tourist Season Ahead

Despie popular respec1eu
Tourist Promotion Comte OF the Phoen
tremendous planning an
during the ahead
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01
FOR QUICK RESULTS
Use The Classified Ads T.,

A feeling of personal Obliga-
ton for making our community
and our nation better for our
having lived a keener sense
of public responsibility =. solid
faith i'm God and firm confidence
i'm our own ability, as people,
to solve our most pressing prob
Iems, both national and world,
on the sound basis of Christian
principles these are the es-
sentiaIs for American greatness
and they become the very life
blood for better citizenship.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01

The former Miss America and Miss Arzono-Mss Jocque
of Litchfed Pork-is with Dick Gilbert we'll
known Arizona broodcoster Of KTY Meso, who has been
manager Of the Miss Arizona Pageant OF 1882 to be
held at the Arizona Foir Nov 76. Gilberfs Job is
the for girls Of beauty and talent between the
ooes of 18 and % years compete in the Miss Arizona
Poqeont scholarship for the title Of Miss Arizona and
oIexpense poid trip to Atlantic City, ~ J.. next yeor
ond chance at title of Miss America. which by
Miss Arizona in l940.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-01

That's lots of hard work for a nickel - lots o
washing, scrubbing and sweeping Where else can yo
buy so much comfort and convenience = SO muc
freedom from daily drudgery - for so little?
Your electric service the biggest bargain in you
family budget Take advantage of it and let Redd
Kilowau help you get the most for yo"r "ieke9
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
SOUTH AFRICAN
HUMILIATE
CHILDREN

CAPETOWN, South Africa -
CAMP - Here in what was for
merly the most liberal section of
South Africa, the Cape school has
refused hundreds of children adj
mission to so called white schools
because they had no proof of be-
ing European" descent.
The Law inks most the group
known as "coloured." These are
mulattoes and mixed bloodS.
Schools are refusing to admit any
student who is known to be col
CURED. Native black children
have never been admitted to
schools, but for many years the
coloured were granted special
privileges.
There are many cases where
children who were obviously
colored have been able to slip
over the line. Tragically how
GsveT in some cases where there
are both light and dark children
in a family. one attends Euro
pean school and the darker one
must go to segregated school.
The psychological effect upon the
family is obvious.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
NAVAL HERO OF
KOREAN WAR
TELLS WHAT
HAPPENS THERE
BY KIP COOPER

LOS ANGELES - (ANP) -
There we were, sitting Wonsan
Harbor -. We could see the
Chinese coming over the hill,
said Eddie Paris, quartermaSter,
first class, USN. "our anchor
Windlass was frozen and we
couldn't get the anchor up. The
a couple times but other ships in
Chinese guns straddled our ship
the harbor knocked them out"
That's the way Paris decrib-
ed some of the action he saw
aboard the light auxiliary cargo
vessel USS Deal during 13 con-
tinuous months in Korea.
Paris, formerly of 1922 Alex
ander ave., East Chicago, Ind, is
now married to the former Miss
Julia Kimbrough, daughter of
retired detective 1t. and Mrs.
Jesse L. Kimbrough of 1927 East
51st ST., Los Angeles.
WuSA ILLS slip ACIuAAACO ~
Pearl Harbor, T. H., Jan. l, new
years, Paris received a 30-day
leave which he spent in Los
Angeles with his wife. The East
Chicagoan is now on his way
back to the USS Deal in Pearl
Harbor.
Paris, a graduate Of Wash
ington High School, entered the
Naval service in 1912, receiving
his recruit training at Great
Lakes.
In 1943, he attended the Naval
Quartermaster School at Great
Lakes, graduating second in his
class.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29

Moss H. Kendrick, Washington
public relations counselor, who
represents the Coca-Cola Co., will
address the Florida State Negro
Business League during its annual
convention in Tallahassee, April
%. The well known public rela-
tons man will serve as consul
tant to the League, which meets
a. Florida A and M College.
Mr.. Hendrix will also address
the Florida State Teachers As
ISOLATION at Miami, when it meets
April 1919. On this occasion he
will speak for the National Edu-
cation Assertion, for which he
is also public relations represen-
tative.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
700 To Attend Band
Clinic Here April Is

"At last. it's coming to Miami. 4"
this is. the "cry" around Booker
T. Washington high school as
pupils and teachers plan and ex-
ecute the myriad tasks involved
in entertaining the more than 700
students. neutrality-suspicious.
and bandmasters who will invade
Miami on April 25-26 for the an
nual State Band Clinic.
Approximately nineteen bands
are expected to attend from as far
west as Pensacola. These bands
range from class AA, BIB, &C.
They do not compete against each
other at the State Clinic and. Fes-
'tivai, but they compete against
standards set up by the National
School Band Association.
Mr.. Timothy 0. Savage, band
master, at Booker T. Washington
has sounded the call and sent let
tiers to high schools in the state.
Immediate replies are solicited so
that final plans may get under
way.
Miami Stadium has been select
ed by the host committee for the
final and gala presentation of the
stop" musical talent in high
schools throughout the state. West
Palm Beach, Pensacola and B. T.
w. of Miami will be there to vie
for the honors in class division.
Many awards are presented
during, the clinic. Awards are
given to marching bands, concert
bands, individual soloists, duets,
trios and quartetS for making a
first division or a second liviSiOn.
These divisions are set up in each
classification, in order to give
each participating group an op-
portunity to excel in his classifi-
cation.
Polish your instruments, don
your garb, it's band clinic time
and the place is Miami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
2,359,2OO PERSONS
ON FEDERAL
PAYROLL

WASHINGTON - (ANP) -
Some 2,359,2OO persons now are
employed by the federal govern
ment, according to the u. S. civ
il service commission. Here is a
rundown on the number of en-
ployees in each of the five larg-
est agencies.
Department of the Army, $685.
200 (21 percent); Department of
the Navy, 468,100 (18 percent) ;
Department of the Air Force,
283,90O III percent), and Veter-
ans Administration, 178,300 (Sev-
en- percent.)
Meanwhile, application now
are being accepted by the Civil
service commission for the fol-
lowing positions:
StatiStician mathematical, ana
lythical, and survey, $7,040- TO-
800, deputy internal revenue COL
lector, $4,205-4, 1855; policewoman,
$3,409.71 -5, 960.70; dietitian, S.
06O-5, GAO; highway engineer and
highway bridge engineer, $4,205-
$40, and electric specialist,
$4,205-4,6 500.
Further information may be
obtained from local federal civil
service offices.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-07-01

THE SUGAR BEET crop in most
sugar beet growing areas in the
state has been making favorable
growth so far this season.
It is interesting to note that sugar
beet thinning machines were used
more extensively this spring than
they have been in previous seasons.
Where a good job of seed bed prep
aration was accomplished, these
machines have been able to aid
materially in reducing stands and
controlling weeds.
In order to keep the beet crop
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-07-01
Sugar Beet Crop Making
Good Progress in State
By STANLEY w. HOWARD
Extension Irrigation and
Sugar Beer Specialist
Extension Irrigation md
Sugar Beef Specialist
81 STANLEY ". HOW ARD

coming along and maintaining the
favorable growing conditions we
have had so far, emphasis should
be given to the fertilizer and irri-
CATION practices during the re-
Inainder of the season.
Fertilizer studies with sugar beets
were conducted by the joint CO.
operation of the bureau of plant
industry, soils and agricultural en-
cheering, USDA; Great Western
Sugar Co.; Holly Sugar Corp, and
the Montana Agricultural Expert
ment station in Yellowstone and
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-07-01

Big Horn counties during 1850 and
1851. This work was headed by DR..
w. E. Larson, soil scientist, division
of soil management and irrigation,
and research associate in soils.
Montana Agricultural Experiment
station.
Fertilizer Studies
The results of 10 sugar beet fer
tilizer studies are summarized as
follows:
/. Nitrogen fertilizer increased
the yield of sugar beet roots on IL
of the 10 locations, decreased the
sugar percentage on all locations
and increased the total sugar pro-
duction on 10 locations. The mean
yield increase for 40, 80 and 100
pounds of N per acre was 1.95, 2.1O
and 200 tons per acre, respectively.
Sugar percentage was decreased by
DIG, 0.52 and 1.19 by 40, 80 and 100
pounds of nitrogen, respectively.
Forty, 80 and 100 pounds Of N in
creased total sugar production by
GIG. 563 and 395 pounds per acre,
respectively.
2. Eighty and 100 pounds Of
P2O5 We're equally effective in in
creasing yields on one of the 10
locations, whereas the remaining
IL were not found deficient. Phos-
phorus had no effect on sugar
percentage.
3. A nitrogen phosphorus inter
action was not evident on any
location.
If nitrogen is to be applied as a
side dressing to sugar beets, it
should be applied before the beets
cover the rows, as it is important
not to injure the leaves. To receive
an Immediate favorable response
from the nitrogen applied, it is es-
sential that an abundance of soil
moisture is present at the time Of
application.
Bee4s Require Ample Wafer
Sugar beets require ample water
throughout the growing season,
The condition of the soil-not the
stage of plant growth determines
when irrigations should begin and
how frequent they should be-
Since the sugar beet plant obtain.
approximately SIS percent of it.
water from the top foot of soil anc
S5 percent from the top two feet
the chief objective in irrigating i
to provide light frequent irrigation
to keep the top foot of soil moist
It is good plan to irrigate when
ever the beet leaves turn dark gree
and wilt during the midday bu
fail to recover quickly during tn
night.
The annual seasonal water re
quirement usually runs from is /
80 inches, with the heaviest waite
requirement during July, Angus
and September.
With emphasis given to fertilizs
ton and careful irrigation practice
conditions look good at the preser
for favorable beet yields this fal
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-07-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PUMPS
We handle a complete line Of Centrifugal,
Propeller and Turbine pumps for all irri-
cation purposes.