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The coastland times., 1953-03-20
MANTEO PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank White, Mr..
and Mrs. Mccoy Tillett and Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Daniels, Jr., re-
turned Monday night from trip
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Holloman,
Jr., of Ahoskie, spent Sunday with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Meekins, and their
granddaughter, Susan Meekins,
who was celebrating her first birth
day.
Miss Jane Midget, Miss Rosa
lene Midget and Mrs. Mary Ann
Robinson spent Tuesday in Eliza
beth City.
Mrs. Raymond Wescott and
sons, Raymond, Jr., and Stuart,
and Mrs. John Midget left Satur-
day for Miami, Fla, to visit Mrs.
Wescott's brother, Ben Patrick, and
Mrs. Midgett's daughter. On their
return to North Carolina they will
be accompanied by Mrs. Wescott's
mother, Mrs. j. E. Patrick, who
has been visiting in Miami for
some time.
Jack Cahoon of East Carolina
College spent last week end at his
home in Manteo.
Bob Wescott has returned to his
home near Manteo from the Ma
rine Hospital in Norfolk, where he
recently underwent an eye opera
ttion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harris had
as their guests last Sunday Mr.
Harris son, Charles Harris OF
Elizabeth City; and Mr.. and Mrs
Vivian Perry of Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. j. Willis have
as their guest this week Mr.. Will
lis sister, Mrs. Rola johnson Of
Norfolk.
Mrs. R. B. Etheridge returned
Friday from Florida trip. /
Mrs. c. L. Griffin and son, Dol
and Griffin of Norfolk visited Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Creef and othel
relatives in Manteo last week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey johnson
and children have returned from
Mooresville, wheer they visited fol
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. O'Neal hac
as their guests last week end Mr.
and Mrs. John Aldman of Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Burrus hac
as their guests last week end Mr.
and Mrs. Jeness Gibbs and chill
dren, Bonnie and Janice, of Eliz
abeth City.
Mrs. Harold Cartwright and Mrs
Herbert Bliven spent Tuesday il
Elizabeth City. While there they
visited Mrs. BliVen's mother-in
law, Mrs. Ada Creef, who is pa
tient in the Albemarle Hospital
| Mrs. Creef's condition is reporte,
as improved.
| James P. Flowers of Norfoll
spent last week end with his fam
! lily at their home near Manteo.
| Mrs. w. B. O'Neal and son, Bill
ly O'Neal, have returned from Cap,
May, N. j., where they were called
by the death of Robert O'Neal
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Oscar Yale and son, Billy, O.
Long Branch, N. j. Mrs. Yale i:
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
B. O'Neal.
| Miss Louise Knight of Ports
mouth, Va, visited her father, w
r. Knight, last week end.
Leigh Hassell, Jr., arrived Tues
day night from N. C. State Col
lege, Raleigh, to spend the spring
holidays with his parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. L. D. Hassell.
Mrs. Claude Williams has re.
turned to her home in Manteo af.
ter visiting her daughter, Mrs
Malcolm Macdonald, in Norfolk fol-
three weeks.
Mrs. Rennie Williamson attend.
ed concert in Norfolk Tuesday
The coastland times., 1953-03-20

About 1000 pounds of ore must
be mined and processed to produce
27 pounds of nickel, according to
modern methods.
The coastland times., 1953-03-20

the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Hooper.
The coastland times., 1953-03-20

was on the beach Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
eouses or sublets; WASH, Va. Md
IEhitel: open days MA S-0n0l
CNFURN. EFFIC. or 1-bedrm. apt. in
apt. bldg. Upper NV. for man and
wife. Perm. residents. Ewes, RA.
SUMMER RENTAL--Air Force 1t. col.
temporarily in washington, desires
furnished air-conditioned apt. or
small house, Va. for June-Sept.
period. Box 495-J, Star. . -"
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE desires l.
bedrm. unfurnished apt, in NV. apt.
BLDG; no child. or pets. DU. 7-S135.
UNFURN. EFFICIENCY-Under $50
month; basement or 1st floor. Phone
o. s. FOREIGN SERVICE lady
desires partially fufn. apt. or house,
n.E.i compl privacy required RE.
T-560Q. Ext. $685. ewes, Elk. 3-a 347.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVERS FOR OVER so YRS; 24-hr.
service. IA. S-1a5O. HAYES TRANS
FER Il STORAGE CO. 80
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. IA. g-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416.
CHESTER MOvERs-Day or night,
fast pickup on appliances. trunks
and boxes. RE 1880, ia. 9-0115.
EARL's VAN SERVICE. Moving and
general hauling at any time. Free
NORRIS M6VERS-Local and lons
distance: lowest rates in town. Cali
day or night NO. 7-2124. go
MOVING SPECIALIST day or night
reasonable rates. Experienced men.
Beach runs: insured carriers
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage IN
separate rooms. expert packing.
ke oGHf CO 90 f NC E,tab hsHS 1886 1915
L h.aaS., a. H1ULN op le9sl .,7e Syi E.S
st. NV. Cali To 2-1l50 after 4 pm
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates: JUDSON
FORWARDING MA. S-4S52
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
you by job or Sc mr.; six rms: As
low as $50. DE. 2-0066. 2S"
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1888 BHTM0RE floor
large bee. -liv. rm.. bath, kit; End
baths; storm windows; gas heat.
Good income producer. AID. 1882.
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NEAR NICHOLS. ADVANTAGEOUS,
brk., Q bedrms., scr. pch.. rec. .rIn.
Cas- steel constr. Settled couple
No pets. S117.60. 10. 3-6Se9.
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MANOR-Semidet.: gar
bage disposal, elec. range;- full bsmt.
front porch; fenced yard. $40 mo,
COLUMBIA PINEs-only Is minute.
bier; 3 bedrmS., all-elec. kit; full
bsmt; storage attic; $3.50 mo.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-Briek ram
blers: 8 bedrms., all-eiec kits, full
bsmts.; storageSattics.; $135 to S16S
per month. JE. $4,000. 81
BRICK BUNGALOW; 4T06 6sth ave.
Defense Hts.--Liv. rm., din. rn..
complete kitchen: . Hedrms: and
heat Fenced lot. Close to bus,
only 90 min. downtown. Avail.
CLYDE II. ADAMS, REALToR
''1O H Open ives. TN 0 IN. 4sG
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcsns)

MODERN HOME. Chevy
Chase, near Chevy Chase Country
Club; large beautiful yard and
porches. For inspection, phone Oh.
1880. ga
GEORGETOWN-A beautifully dec
GRATED newly furn. 2-bedrm. house;
avail. Immediately. 2116 TunlaW
I'd. NV. EN-. $685., EN-. 3-369S.
.-31
GEORGETOWN-Three bedrms.. liv.
rm... library; shaded patio; suitable
girls; $500 mo. AGENT. Elk. g.
S27S. 81
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACosJ1A,-Nr; Good Hope I'd. a
hons. o. . pans HAs salsaSie R 1SSGEI9Y
INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
1900. LU. -2-5a76.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS - just on
Southern ave: Only I left: New
bath. full bsmt. With outside en r.
above ground level; lGe. handicapped
lot; So $50 with substantial cash.
HARTMAN REALTY; NC; 1913
mLL-Reeently restored q
unit apt. house. One has 2 bedrms,
Nv. RIM. with hrepl., knotty pine kit.
and tile bath. other has liv. rm..
hsd I'm. kit. md bath. s2s:saoO,
c s. az sash nEHT ~; 1r5l76. o,a
Tecr. rm.. OIL heat: Ice. fenced yard:
Sl3.5O0. HARTMAN REALTY. NC,
l346 Good Hope I'd. Sc, Lu. 4-S4OO.
RANDALL Ha9nGiHLANDs-Lovely home
baths. LU. 1896. 20
SEE THIS 2-bedroom brick rambler.
located In Bradbury Park. LARGE
rooms and closet space. Mr.. Craw-
iorS; SyPresos s ..I;or M 5sss AN
st.. AID. 4-3OO5.
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
NEAR 44fh AND ALABAMA AVE.
Two bedrms.. den. Mv. rFn., din. rm.,
kit, bath and scr. porch: all on ]
q: Ire. -Anchor-feneed corner lot
This il what every one 10 looking
for. Maybe you are lucky and win
be the frat one TO see this ad, 30
eali nov, M. Penland, ST. 5-136e:
ewes. Lu. 2-T012 till 10 pm. ATLAS
REALTY CO. "a
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ATTY, wife. 4 children, need
3.bedrm. unfurn. house, Mont. Co,
about $l25 mthly. EN-. 3-I45l. 2Ss
WE HAVE CLIENTS for good houses
in Arlinston and Falls Church area
Call Mr.. Thwing for appraisal.
GLEBEWOOD REALTY. ia. 7-7738.
perm. family needs unfurn.,
det hse., 4 bedrms. or larger; cow.
to parochial school, before June 20.
Maximum $3.50. AP. 7-3641.
NAvL DOCTOR desires 2 or 5 bed
rm. house, unfurn., in area within 5
miles or so Of Naval Gun Factory.
Desire fenced back yard. Cali Lock-
wood 4-7123.
WE HAVE an active demand for un-
furnished houses located in the
District, nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia. Listings are invited. Better
results through better contacts since
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 1880
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN, class C license; new equip
ment; air conditioned; beautiful bar;
well established. Ideal for couple.
Selling nrice. $15,5O0; $500 Own.
long a9i Lease; For appt. to see. call Lu.
FOR RENT-Large. light. newly re-
pletely furnished; Ist-ciass Kitchen;
l block from Marine Base. Owner
5 asaf i,,. Phone ouantico tva2 l.
FOR aGEl R aEisf Ron; and apartment i.
zoned for restaurant. 1901 35th st.
nv. JAS; !; SULLIVAN, AID. 2-2512.
coon FOUNTAIN. in drugstore, for
lease. Doing about 900 wk. Good
opportunity for responsible person.
For information. cali No. = 1850.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP. NV. section
Established IA yrs. Monthly income,
$4,000. Rent. 800 per mo. Tools
and shop equipment valued at $4,-
600; No charge for goodwill. Box
saRvViicsE' A STATION for lease. Major
Viz call liz. $500. 0' 1'. -as
DELICATESSEN- BEER-oeorgia ave.
No fresh meats: long lease: terms;
owner a Fstniring, AUE EadA l. Co.
c 81 Tsiol sr Or 4. ana stock. DOING
small town w Is min. from D. a. G.
3-bedrm. mod. home next door avail.
Can BE flnaneed; L. z; Rrashsar.
sss-J:is. with EMMERT K. BOW.
BEAUTY sAioN-Excel. NV. loca-
ton; 5 booths. fully equipped; 3-yr.
lease; will sacrif. for quick sale. Ill
ness reason for selling. Write
OWNER. Box 216-H. Star.
GAS AS; sTAT STAT 1 N Hyatts-
hind station; small investment. WA.
sPEcfAL BARGAIN, for sale or lease;
Barnett's famous Knotty Pine
Restaurants and adjacent gas sta
ton, at Deale; Md, the best fishing
real chance for = party to take
forces sale. CAN MR.. ODUM, RE.
7-5216; Sat-, Sun. and ewes, West
River 613l. or MR.. RICE, West
GRoCERYwDoing $4,000 monthly;
owner leaving town. 1891 Pa.
soda fountain, pat
ent drugs: corner location, across
from GWU Engineering School being
erected this fall: no rent or overhead
expenses; one.man operation. Now
net over $165 profit week. Total
cost; $4,000 or dollar for dollar on
stock: terms. 73s 23rd st. NV.
GENERAL STORE, GAS STATION
On No. 4 hwy. to Annapolis and
Chesapeake Bay beaches, In q PROS
porous farming area Of Anne ,Arun-
del County; masonry bldg; bsmt. !:
kit .-bedrm.: going business; reas.
price and terms
zANTZINGER CO.
945 K st. NV. MA. 1851. sun.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

ARLINGTON-Spacious 2 bedrm.
apt. may be purchased for equity.
1888 mo. includes principal and
interest. all maintenance and utils.
Call Owner, IA. 2-5S4S or IA
$50 CASH. $50 Mo.-1st-fioor apt. =;
liv;, rm., l5-ft. bedrm., dinette. kit.
f. hath T. ao BE sRi .p o. stores $500
TWO ROOMS. plus foyer, kitchen,
bath and outside porch on the ind
floor OF 1 convenient. well-estab-
lished cooperative; Just north Of
18th and Columbia I'd. Price only
$500 with $1,000 down and total
monthly payments OF $65.. Please
call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. sMTTHY
CO. ST. $4,000: res, AID. o-5O04
TW0-BEDRM. APT, on Columbia I'd.
mr.. 18th st. n,w.-Foyer, living rm.,
full-sized dining rm.. kitchen. pam
try and, bath; elevator and switch
board service. Priced very favorably
at $12.750, with u cash. Please
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-5O04
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RIGGS PARK AREA
HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN, man to share attr.
house with 8 other men; garden; pvt.
bedrms; reas. CO. 6-1S37.
az
BACHELOR GUYS, share nice home;
Average-rent rms; excel. cook; need
/ or 2 men; Just south Alex, car
nee. Call XII. S-2562 after 9. go
WOMAN in 30's to share 5-rm. house
with another woman. No other &C.
cupants. Quiet ST., close to Supreme
Court and transp. Ii. 7-2293 after 6.
Mr.. WARDMON PARK young men
to share completely furn. home with
4 other men: pvt. transp. to Pent.
and Navy Annex. AID. 4-1116. .
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CENTRAL SILVER sPG.-ouality
corner home only Q blocks from
room, built-in garage, beautiful
flowers; S176 mo. on lease: children
OK but no pets: available July L.
RIPLEY d ROMER. Realtors. JU.
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Whisky, Beer Restaurant:
positively. sell this wk. Approx. $3.50
daily sales stated; approx. 500
LIQUOR sales; air conditioned, large
Tv screen. $4,000 down handles
Easy terms on balance.
Lane Pastor, Elk. 1855
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COLORgD-7 rna.., bath. cellar; new
cond.; vacant; $500 to $1,000 cash.
b. HTick; IA. S;501o; ..n ~ w
Modern. 0-rm. tapestry bfiek. Co
lonial front porch; for sale by
Sw nDsEi, S s.,SeSt. a5 Soo mo-! d0 81
rSSI so asis- = Z; Gi; nc s0oi OTIS
st. n.e.-New-house condition: det.
2-family home. Nine rms. 2 baths,
9 kits, gas h.-w.h.. insulated storm
cash. LEI ossd59%Edl3 st; fpsFEases: o w;
c eSeSii sS: Sii.'esith AND EYE sTs.
N ~ isoo spt'-; ,gsSssoih VIZ.
r. THoR0WGQ0D. DE. 2-OSl7;
STANDARDIZATION ss6iRnEi " S1ssiiiE e4as Oh
rard st. n,e.-Two aD.s;. rms. 2
k ktss.' a. 1s h r a4Ho r. va sS b.
2-O317: evenings. JU. 9.2491.
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BRICK MOTEL:

BRICK MOTEL:
r sS at s. MoS oVsr ssoS o. d t
sists Of 4 modern brick units with
S-rm. hse., arranged as two 2-bedrm.
apis, each with private bath: all
modern, up-to-date furnishings.
Full price. $3S,3O0; excellent terms.
Lane Pastor, Elk. 3-2555
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HOME VALUES

1923 Hallet St. wheaton. Md.--Iiv-
ing room, 3 bedrooms. dining area.
kitchen and bath. $3.50.
S2S Oglethorpe st. ne. (new)-Liv-
ing room. bedrooms: dining area:
hath S12h
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MANOR BARK:

Just east Of Sth st. Attractive semi
detached home. stories, cellar.
stairway to attic, six rms, bath,
gas heat. garage. Lot TT It. deer
with beautiful shade trees and gar
offer. Ewes, TIE. 0-I76s.
L. T. GRAVATTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
SUMNER
Wakefield

Central-Hall Colonial. 4 .bedrms. q
baths. Cali En-. 3-O77O (eVes. J.
THsoosS6 J. FISHER 81 CO.. pl.
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IL. CAPITOI, ST

Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-514O
2 ROOMING HOUSES
~ Small. 18th st. home. with S2ss
mo; INCOME SsIa g. sale; lhk soo studio o
cash handles, bal. monthly. Oil heat.
t2) Walking distance downtown. Ex-
Gel. room-rentinG location: $3.50 mo.
income; $1,000 cash handles. bal.
monthly. Well furnished. OIL heat.
GiftS-CoStume Jewelry
Downtown location: $4,000 mo. in
come. Price, $4,000, includes stock,
$3.50. Newly decorated. Terms.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
ME. S-654O no. 2-7910
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Park Rd., Mr.. 18th NV.
8 bedrms. Vacant and ready 70
move in. Lot 25 by 10. OIL heat.
Just q few steps to Conn. ave. ears
and buses: Price. $4,000. Phone
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141s II st. NV. DI. 7-7S77: Ewes.
NO T.4OoR Al
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BEAUTIFUL PIACE

BEAUTIFUL PLACE
RoominR house, Biltmore st.. 1900
block-1O. rooms. 3 baths; oil heat.
House and furniture in nice eondi-
ton, Cincome.. filled. quoted $3.50
mo-: $1,000 down; rent; $3.50 mo-.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-514O
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CAPITOL HILL

On East Capitol st. is the loo. Of
this fine lse. 6-rm. and bath brick
home. House is in peri. cond. and
has 2 newly renovated kit. front
tered rec, rm., Ice. 2-car brick "a.
rage. new oil h.-w.h., heating plant.
Priced $15,500. $4,000 down, bal.
one 81 LIST trust payable 500 mo.
HERBERT & SONS, Realtors, 6l6
East Capitol. Ii. 3-Ol29; eyes,,
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MT. PLEASANT

1900 blk; Irving st..-Lse.. semidet.
tsespt. hall brisR. iiv oa1 rms. Sas:
din. rm. and kit. on list mr.; full
bsmt. with maids quarters; 2.car
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COLORED

A startling buy now Is this neat. e.
T ,s t tn. basement n..S Sst to home hon,
For only $500. with $3.50 down.
MR.. BRADLEY, DE. 2-1162, or tn.
0-lASO nfHar -.Q0 - -, 90
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Continued on Next Page,
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18th ST. N.W.-Four bedrms.. ga
baths, finished rec. rm.; 2-car ga
rage; attractiyelE furnished home,
1919 18th st.. NV. MA. S-05S2.
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ROCKVILLE, near NavSl Hospital
Nicely iurn. 3-bedrm house. garage,
lEe lot, auto, wash. machine OPP
tionAl. Ideal for children. Sl35
mo. 1915 DeBeck DIR. Poplar 2-3anS.
WELL FURN. BUNGALOW. All con-
venienees and utilities. Couple
only. Rent irnmed. Ap. 7-I079.
RRADLEY BLVD. RETHEsDAL4
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Capitol, HILL

OAFIIOL HILL
4th and East Capital is the loca.
ton of this nice 35-ft. wide brick,
IL rm 2. and !. bat bath BLDG This home HON.
or small apt. bldg. Very reaS. priced
at S15,950, substantial cash pay
ment, terms. HERBERT & SONS.
Realtors, 6l5 East Capitol At, Ii.
3-0l29.
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CLEVELAND PIX. - Summer rental.
High, cool, spacious, or more bed
rms. $3.50 per mo. WO. $4,000.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01

Rotations which have been continued of
indicate the potential of irrigated lands when good rotation
supplemented with the addition of fertilizers
In the Maximum Production rotation which 1926
alfalfa yields have averaged roughly SIS
20 beans AZ bushels 06 bushels 427
In 1852 this rotation yielded 1872 bushels sheed
at 1875 moisture These yields the of 20
indicate what be attained the production
when good farming practices used
The uney pasture mixture which has for long time been
recommended pasture mixture Montana the standard of
for mixtures developed at the Huntey Sta
ton Work continuing with pasture mixtures with the of
improving upon mixtures which now being used.
New varieties of being grown continually
being tested of the coornated
gram the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station present
attempted establish supply present
seed is available for commercial production
Sugar beet investigations have included variety testing disease
cultural studies well the work with irrigation fertilizers
and rotations.
Dryand rotations which initiated 1912 contributed
wealth of information relative dyand production
Soil moisture studies which have been carried connection
with the dynd work have brought about better understanding
practices order conservation and
utilization of moisture which nearly always the limiting factor
of production under dryland conditions.
The Hosten herd at the station numbers roughly females
90 of which the milking herd The chief objective of this herd
is the development of herd of animals which homoygo for
the genec factors which contribute to high production
The which has long the dairy
work has resulted in 1875 bulls being tested their ability to sire
high producing daughters of five bulls which have
proven daughters which exceeded the production of
their dams.
Bulls not used in the please 2S1
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Turing the more than 40 years that the Huntley
~ branch of the Montana Experiment station has
been conducting research it has contributed to
Montana's agriculture in many ways. Irrigated
rotations which were begun at the station in 1872
some of which are still continued have provided
Montana farmers with a lot of know-how as far as
management of irrigated land is concerned
Evening star., 1953-04-16
Incompetence Innperi|ed els
Bad Planning and Confusion in Military Under
Responsible for Tragic Ammunition Shortage
David Lowrence:

The story of how to leopard
ize the lives of tens of thou
sands of American boys in
Korea by failing to provide
enough ammunition for them
to fight the enemy is unfold
in now with more and more
astonishing disclosures of the
bad planning, confusion and
incompetence Of the whole
military setup in the Truman
administration.
The tragedy is that some of
the same people who were
participants in the military
setup are now being kept in
Office by the present admins
tration.
Senator Harry Byrd, Demo-
crat, of Virginia and other
Senators are frankly aston
ished to learn that the De-
partment Of Defense issued a
directive on September q,
1850. which was based on the
assumption" that the Korean
war would be ended nine
months later.
The date is very significant.
It will be recalled that Demo-
cratic campaign orators made
much of the fact that Gen.
Macarthur on October Is,
1850, was alleged to have said
that he thought the boys
could come home by Christ
mas" Former Secretary of
the Army Frank Pace has just
testified at the hearings con-
corning ammunition shortages
that Gen. Macarthur had not
predicted the ending of the
war by December, 1850, but
merely that he (Secretary
Pace got that impression"
at Wake Island.
Not until the Senate Armed
Services Committee got testi-
mony this week from the con-
troller of the Army, 1t. Gen.
George H. Decker, concerning
the secret directive of Septem-
ber q had it been known that
Gen. Macarthur. on october
Is, was rejecting decisions on
policy already made in the
Pentagon. Actually, the Cen
trail Intelligence Agency of
this Government. according to
testimony in the Macarthur
hearings, reported on Novem-
ber 27, 1850, its estimate that
the Chinese Communists would
not intervene in the war on a
large scale.
Thus, the entire concept of
what ammunition should be
provided for the future was
affected by the minimizing in
1850 and 1851 of the impor-
Evening star., 1953-04-16
Fletcher KnebeI:
Potomac Fever

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learned Adla the
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the other
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from the Bureau of Standards When he the ball
park Secretary of Commerce Weeks ducks when
yes, Batteries for todays camel"
The Eisenhower administration battles to continue rent
controls House opposition advisers searching
study of the merits of the found than
landlords.
Hearings the St. Seaway open again in the
Senate The ST. Lawrence Seaway fine example inter-
national seflqudating project Every Canada promotes
it-and Congress Hquidates it.
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Well that's going bit far, ladyshpathough between
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true Joe is stretching himself a little thin.
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Roberts It's to hear from Democrats again.
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night asleep.