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Evening star., 1953-05-09
PORCHES

Concrete or iron, 7-day sale; 42"x6s",
2 steNs, concrete, reg. $3.50; sale,
S69.5O. Iron, reg. S125.95; sale,
500 80; Porch or window canopy,
install. incl. Other, sizes on sale
also. Terms from So. All home re-
pairs. D. E. BRYAN, wkdays., DU.
7-47O0; Sun, eyes,, LU. 1-6407.
Ia
REFRlGERATORS. air conditioners.
Repairs and services. all makes
REFRfGkRk819SRSS3 EFfGS k3i SiS34S SPRAYED de- dents
removed in your store, home, or our
shop. Call MR.. OWENSBY, HU
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AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED

RENTED
FOR THE HOME. OFFICE. A SMALL
DEPOSIT WILL ASSURE YOU OF
A COOL SUMMER. CALL Ii 3-4112.
r & M
REFRIGERATION co.
YOUR AUTHORIZED tBoNDED)
SERVICE COMPANY
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ERGO

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
manent position. 5-day wk.. COM
pany benefits include hospitaliza tion
insurance and retirement privileges.
Apply the WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST CO.. 18th and G. sts.
NV. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, with
small organization carrying forward
important movement for the public
welfare. Person with this type of
interest would find Job particularly
stimulating; varied work; adequate
salary; usual hours. Write Box 78-
G, Star. Ill
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
only. General ofiice du-
ties, receptionist, filing. Permanent
position. 5-day week, salary from
$1,000 depending on ability. Apply
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA. SAM
TAT1ON AUTHORITY, 113 North
st. Asaph ST.. Alex. Va. May 11th
and after. 10
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BOOKCASE AND DESK
Colonial handmade secretary. very
good cond.: no reaS. offer refused.
$500 14th st. NV, Apt. l12. 10
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

guar. home remodelinR,
No money down. up to yrs. to paw
HAMILTON CONTR.. DI. 7-6711.
ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs; commercial or residential.
Free estimates. WA. 7-71S6. -21
alterations; porches In
Terms. Lo. 4-6577. HA. 2-S9S5.
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REuPHOL STEERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstered,
labor and material. 500: workman
ship guar: 25 yrs. in same estab-
lishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING. 2509 14th st. NV. CO. 5-23S1.
ROOFING-All types; cutters, spouts,
carpentry and painting. No money
down. 80 mos. to pay. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 1882.
TELEVISION SERVICING, incl. ewes,
Sat. and SUM-; guar. TELE-SERVICE,
RA. 6-1475 or ia. 9-73S2. -15
BE READY FOB SUMMER. screen
LOR. evenings, JU. 6-3042.
ALL GENERAL ROOFING and roof
painting; also outside painting !;
downSpout and gutter work, cement
work; free estimates. LU. 2-7O55.
SPECIAL!-Average row-house root
painted, materials included. S35
Prompt service. UN. 4-0035. Ia
NEW AND OLD HOMES, remodeling
repairs, decorating, plumbing, cleo
trical, ! complete service. work done
by experts, free estimates. HOME
WAY IMPROVEMENT CO., SALE
Ga, ave NV ia 9-2400 IA
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ADDITIONS

ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof. and business
remodeling, % yrs. exper.; terms
ROBT. GOODMAN. WO. 6-2S66.
ATTICS FINISHED, domer windows,
porches inclosed. recreation roomss
and .stairwavs. Commercial or resi-
Dental; SO months to pay. UN
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-con-
crete. waterproofing. flagstone. glass
brick. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICKWORK, walls, chimneyS, steps,
walks, all repairs, etc; 1st-class
workmanship; after 5, NO. 7-SS1S.
BRICK AND CINDER-BLOCK WORK
Retaining walls, sidewalks, steps
general masonry work. R. O.
RHODES; JR., LO. 5-3751, Wheaton
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SecretarV-Stenographer

Secretary-Stenographer
Between .25 and 40. Work for Gen.
eral Manager. Private, air-con-
ditioned office. Permanent position.
Excel. starting salary plus lunch.
Apply between and 6 pm. except
Saturday. ONCE 206. Hotel An
napolis. 11th and 18th on H NV.
SECRETARY-TYPIST; admin law
ONCE 5-day week, $3.50. Starting
salary. $4,000. Write qualifications
to Box 373-G, Star. 10
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KITCHEN

service Let Us Snow enG You FeTSSasian6 TSSs ens
be done to your old kitchen. Nc
down payment, SO months to nay
Phone II. 1865: ewes. and Sun.
Evening star., 1953-05-09

TRACTOR OWNER DRIVER - Busy
movers Of household goods. afiliated
with Nationwide organization. wants
to lease tractor; furniture exper.
preferred. Call JU. 5-1242. 10
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, local ex-
perience; apply 1921 7th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER and shop assistant.
young man between 20 and 30;
lge. bldg. supply house, ne. section.
Call MR.. PRIDHAM, on Mon. morn
ing. DI. 7-1070. 10
TRUCK DRIVERS, reliable, sober,
must know city and vicinity. Good
pay. Inquire in person alley Of 3710
Georgia ave. City delivery service.
TRUCK SALESMAN, for dependable
Dodge trucks; pay plan open for
liberal proposition in setting up
trucks sales dept. 23-yr. Arm; ex-
eel. service reputation. FALLS
CHURCH MOTORS .Dodge-Ply-
mouth, 654 NJ Washington st.
uee hwy, Falls Church. Va.
Phone JE. 2-24OO. a
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PAINTING. int, ext; water proof =
ing: gen. repairs; roof coating; free
estimates. TU. 2-1327. IL"
PAINTING, exterior. interior. Gen.
repairs; roof and gutter work. own
swinging scaffold up to 10 stories.
Commercial work. day or night.
Free estimates. EX. 1851. TATE.
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MEN AVAILABIE NOW

For employment. Odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry, houseclean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY Harbor
Lights Corn ME- S.ASQO
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Sportswear Dept. Mgr.
Top salary, employees benefits. Ap-
7th st, NV, 10
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FAlNTER-Inside and outside paint
Ing; T6I,, Iyss Tsss' prizes; free estimates;
PAlNLlNG. interior and exterior:
THoMiPPsoNr. Nr0tE Jo. stss otossss7s' s''t5nafsi oF Ki:
Evening star., 1953-05-09
T1lrret. I ,athe Oneratol

Turret Lathe Operator
Man familiar with setup. roughing
and finishing operations on Warner
Swasey No. 3 or similar machine.
Pay In accordance with ability;
planned advancement on merit;
paid vacation, sick leave. paid hos
pitalization. Call
Airtronic Research, Inc.
nY
Evening star., 1953-05-09

bedrm. set, $50; Hol-
lywood bed, S35; secy.. $50; rug.
wing chair. $50: din. rm. set, S100.
1914 Kansas ave. NV, RA. 6-1179.
Evening star., 1953-05-09

FUKN.-Rock maple bedrm. suite.
Raptan Chairs and settee. small
tables, writing desks, sewing ma
chine, dishes, linens. blankets, pill
lows, other items. Some ANTIQUES.
Open ! to 8 pm. 1859 2sth st.
a " NO G-H174 IN
Evening star., 1953-01-24
UNBELIEVABLE, YOU'LL sAY!!
BUY OR RENT WITH
OPTION 10 BuY

Not ugoin will you hove
an opportunity 10 pick
Up o buy like this, Best
location. Brick coloniul.
Very large living room
with fireploce, gUssf-
sized dining room, fully
equipped kitchen. 3lurgs
bedroons, tile hath,
floorsd oitie. Full, dry
basement with level out
side entrance. Nice Ioi
overlooking park. Cos
q. &c. heot. Excelleni
tsFms. Asking pFies
$1e, $50. Conicci oUS
sulesmon for this vnUsvnl
finoneing o. Eentul ar-
eon0an1enH.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Water Seepoge and MiIdew
Problems Can Be Solved

trowel. Spackle can be bought
from local paint dealers and in
structions for mixing win be
found on the container.
MiIdew Removal From Tile.
Question: would like infor-
nation on the removal of mildew
from asphalt tiling. While the
basement itself is bone dry. dur
ing the summer months. warm
humid air condenSes on stone
walls and mildew forms on the
asphalt tile. Isexpect to install
a dehumidifier next summer.
Answer: It is difficult to re-
move mildew without leaving
some after effects on the surface
Of the tile. Scrub the surfaces
with 1000" steel wool and a solu-
ton of washing soda. using about
one cupful In a pail of water.
If too much rubbing pressure
is not used, the surfaces of the
tile may not be badly SCARED.
Rinse well with clear water and
when the floor is dry polish
with self-polishing wax.
How to Color Concrete.
Question: Sometime ago you
gave information on the method
Of coloring concrete, but un-
fortunately the particular issue
was destroyed before had an
opportunity to cut out the arti-
Gle. Would it be possible to
repeat this information2
Answers: To make a colored
concrete mixture 1t is necessary
to use lime-proof cement colors.
II the manufacturer does not
specify the color as being lime
proof, do not use it because the
action of free lime in the cement
may cause fading. Never use
more than nine pounds of color
ing to the sack of cement used
in the concrete mixture. 70 OBJ
tain a uniform color to avoid
streaks in finished concrete, mix
dry cement and dry cement color
by running it several times
through screening with a one
eighth inch mesh.
Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a Ddriety of subjects
concerning home repair tDork.
IT you Mould like to haze his
( leGfet, W-2, Cellar Floor
/ Finish" send 10 cents Ii, coin
to Roger c. Whitman, The
Washington Star, P. O. Bor
80, Station G., NeD York 10,
". Y.
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Reception hall. large Nv.
ing room with mirrored
fiTsploee ond large din
Ing room conjunction.
| urGe fully equipped
kitchen vii h soFbuse
disposed ond GE ovio-
'mufie wosher. Exhouss
fun. 3 large Bedrooms
with sliding closet doors.
Va baths. knoity pine
den with 2 picture win
dows overlooking pork.
Patio odiocens TO den.
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Bv Rooer C. Whitmo,n

Question: When scrubbing the
porch floor, which is of wood.
water goes through to the cellar
below. The floorboardS are in
good condition and are very close
together. ! paint the floor each
year and I even painted across
the boards as suggested by the
paint dealers. Is there anything
4 can do to keep this water from
going through the cellar?
Answer: No matter now tight
" the fioorboards are laid, it Is
not possible to make such a floor
Watertight. If this is an inclosed
porch, the only remedy is to have
a magnesite floor laid. This will
give you a monolithic surface.
For the name of local contractors
doing this kind Of work. get in
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Boost for Air-cooIed Homes

A prediction that year-round
air conditioning will feature at
least half Of the new homes built
within the next i've years is
made by Joseph T. Glotfelty Of
Globe Electric Co., Takoma
Park, Md.
He returned recently from the
meeting of east coast diStribu-
tors and dealers for Carrier Cor
poration, held at Atlantic City,
N. j.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Real Estate Boards
To Fete Oklahoma
Girl, Essay Winner

Delegates to the National AS
sociation Of Real Estate Boards
annual banquet on February 4
will welcome a 1T-year-old high
school senior of Muskogee. Okla.
winner in the national essay
contest on the Bin OF Rights,
sponsored by NAREB.
She was Shirley Howdeshell
but now is Mrs. j. Allen Malone,
jr.. having been married few
days before the judges decision
was announced. She was tops
among winners Of 80 local con-
tests sponsored by real estate
boards entered in the national
competition. Mrs. Malone's es-
say was judged best of 1900
essays by Senator John w.
Bricker of Ohio; Representative
Ralph w. Gwinn of New York,
and Judge Edward M. Curran Of
the u. s. District Court for the
District Of Columbia.
For best explaining what the
Bill of Rights Means to Me-"
the pretty Oklahoma girl was
awarded a five-day trip to WASH
ington February 4-8. with all the
entertainment that means.
A panel of preliminary judges
who reviewed the 50 local vim
ming essays consisted of the fol-
lowing teachers in this area:
Fred H. Hilton, jr, Capitol Pages
School: Joseph Mabbett, the
Bulls School. Silver Spring, Md,
and the Rev. Paul Donovan. De
Matha Catholic High School,
HyattSville, Md.
Mrs. Malone was an honor stu
dent at Muskogee's Central High
School. her special interests being
music, reading, writing - and
Evening star., 1953-01-24

touch with the Oxychloride Ce-
ment Association, 1923 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, in Washington.
II this is an open porch exposed
to the elements, the floor can be
covered with roofing canvas. A
simple solution is to mop the
floors with thick suds of mild
soap, then wipe the surfaces with
damp cloths.
"Combed" Wall Finish.
Question: Our two bedrooms
have walls covered with an oil
cloth type of wall covering and
several panels in each room have
been comb" painted in a
darker shade. The problem con-
fronting us is how to paint these
walls. Could they be painted
with a heavy coat of paint which
would cover the "combed" tex
tures? Or should a thin coat be
applied thereby letting the pam
els still give a "combed" appear
ance?
Answer: If you do not object
to the "combed' texture. paint
the panels with the same type Of
paint you are going to use on the
rest of the room. Should you
desire a fiat finish, the texture
surfaces can be made smooth by
first applying spackle with a
Evening star., 1953-01-24

N1ADA0s - =
sewing. She is the second winner
Of the national contest. the first
having been Miss Jerry Lynn
Rainwater Of Springfield. Mo-.
who visited washington last
wear.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
President Eisenhower Meets
With New FEPC Commission

Committee is conducive of action
rather than to mere discussion. The
fact that the Vice President has
been named as head of the Com
mittee i've assurance that the Com
mittee will function in close rela-
tionship to the White House. Fur
ther, it is felt that the personnel of
the Committee brings together in
dividuals, with a vital interest in
the success of the project, With a
Negro named as vice chairman of
the group, and with representation
from the A. F. of l.. and the CIO,
the President has brought together
leaders who have had experience
with dischiminatiin and who have
been Disseminated against, and
who can be expected to view the
problems realistically. .
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
State Fair
Acts To Ban
Gambling On Midway

The Arizona State Fair Commits
sion announced today that action
has been taken to prevent midway
concessionaireS from introducing
any type of entertainment which
might be construed as gambling
at the 1858 State Fair, Nov. 6-15.
Representatives of the press to-
gether with state, county and city
law enforcement agencies have
been invited to- inspect midway
games prior to the opening of the
fair. Any games which are found
Objectionable will be ordered with
drawn, according to a statement
issued by George w. Blake, execu-
tive secretary of the Commission,
The issue was raised in articles
by newspaper reporters covering
the 1852 State Fair. Games decided
purely by chance, prim arily
wheels ls-of-fortune"-we subject
ed to criticism. In such games,
money is placed on number and
a prize given the winner if a wheel
stops at participants selection.
In letter addressed to William
+. Ryan, president of the Arizona
Newspaper Association and pub
Usher of the Glendale News, the
state fair commission, acting
through Blake, invited the associa-
ton to delegate a committee to in
spect the midway games at the
fair on the morning of Nov. 6,
prior to the official opening.
At the same time, the state at
torney generals office, the county
attorney and sheriff of Maricopa
County, and the Phoenix Chief of
Police were formally requested to
make an official inspection of the
midway games. The action culni-
hates a series of moves designed to
prevent a recurrence of the Situa-
ion which drew criticism on past
fairs.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
Airport Street
Name Changed

The City Council in approving
a plat of the City's airport property
has changed the name Of the street
leading from Oath Street to the
new terminal building to Sky Har-
Dor Boulevard. Since the termirali
building was opened last Septem-
ber, the street has been known as
Canine al Cielo, Spanish for
Road to the Sky. The boulevard
passes through 43 acres of land
which are being held for business
development. Negotiations are pre-
sently underway with firms that
want to build an 80-car parking
garage and service station and a
36-unit motel with swimming pool.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
Wafer Shortage
Still Acute,
Petitions Presented

A committee of, about Is Okemah
water users called on Dick Peila
owner of the East Broadway Water
Company, with petition of about
100 signatures, asking for better
water service.
Mr.. Peila was rather evasive
about definite action to 'rectify or
improve the service. He seemed to
have been somewhat at a loss as
to what steps to take, if any, to
give the people of Okemah ade-
quate water. He did say, he would
have to make a charge for water
that the churches in Okemah used
which. have heretofore been free.
In talking to three. ministers pres
ent at the meeting, Mr.. Peila told
them, the charge for water used by
their churches would be retro
active as of January /, last.
Next Wednesday was set for an
other meeting with the committee.
At that time, Mr. Peila promises
a definite commitment or solution
in the water situation.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
n'aitien Art
To Be Judged
In Poster Contest

Vivid examples of. native Haitian
art will be judged in a poster con-
test to be sponsored September $50
throughout Haiti by Pan American
World Airwavs to help promote
tourist travel during the Republics
15Oth independence anniversary in
1854.
The contest theme-"Fly PAA to
Haiti For the 150th Anniversary OF
The Republic"-is expected to re-
suit in hundreds of spectacular pos
ters in the bright colors made fa-
NOUS by Haitian artists.
A judging panel Of Haitian offic-
lals, business and civic leaders will
be selected to award prizes OF $50
20 first place and S100 and $50 to
second and third place winners, re-
spectively.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
Branch Library
To Open Sundays

In keeping with the schedule
adopted several weeks ago for the
main library, the Harmon Park
branch library at South 5th Avenue
and Yavapai will be kept open on
Sunday afternoons from 2 to 6 pm.
The City Council gave its informa?
approval for the Sunday schedule
on the recommendation of the Ii
brary Advisory Board. During the
three Sundays on which the main
Library has been open an average
of al books have been checked
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
MRS. Burton s
Rites Held

Funeral services were held al the
Ragsdale Chapel in the Valley, last
Tuesday for Mrs. Willie Burton,
5S. Rev. c. V. Stevenson officiateG.
Mrs. Burton died at ner home,
9O6 E. Jefferson, last Friday fol-
lowing six months illness. She was
a noamber of the Shiloh Baptist
Church and come 10 Phoenix, 25
years ago from 14:narillo, Tex.
Survivors are: two sons-HoW-
ard and John Wesley, both Of
Phoenix; one sister Mrs. James
Hightower, Ada, Okla. Interment
in Greenwood Memorial Park,
Ragsdale in charge.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL1) Presi-
dent Eisenhower met with the
members of his newly-appointed
Contract Committee
here this week and outlined their
responsibilities explaining his con-
cept of the job as it should be per-
formed by the Committee. -
The President made it plain that
this is no "window-d dressing" COM
nittee and that he expects action
and results. The order itself is
much stronger that the Truman
Committee on Government Con-
tract Compliance. Where, in the
preViN.s committee was merely a
study group, this Committee is au-
horiZet to receive complaints of
violations of the nondiscrimination
clause in government contracts and
TO. transmit. them to the appropri-
ate contracting agencies. The new
order further requires that each
contracting agency set up adequate
compliance machinery. The Com
mission is authorized to make rec
ommendation clause in Govern
ment agencies as to how to make
the non-discrimination clause in
Government contracts more effect
i've, and it is also directed to es-
tablish and maintain cooperative
relationships with state and local
government and non-governnent
ogencies.
Most observers feel that the very
construction of the Presidents new
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
Opportunity

The Civil Service Board an
nounces that applications will be
accepted through September 4 for
employment in the positions of
Clerk " and Recreational Super
visor. The salary range for both po-
sitions is $3.50 to $420 per month
Additional information may be OBJ
tanned from the Personnel Depart
nnent
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28

out. This compares with an average
weekday circulation of about 100
books.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
Horse Publication
Tn Great Demand

FOLKS MAY THINK Dobbin is
doomed to going the way of the
dinosaur and sabre toothed tiger,
but demand for copies of new pub
LEGATION by the Wyoming Agricul-
tural Extension Service shows a
great many people all over the
country still are interested in rails
ing horses.
Written requests for the 32-page
booklet, 'Horses-Their Care and
Training" are heavy-up to IS
day. Since its publication in Janu-
airy, $500 copies have been mailed
in response TO requests from nearly
every state in the Union. According
to Hal R. Taylor, extension editor,
few Wyoming publications have met
with such heavy demand.
Author of "Horses-Their Care
and Training is John A. German
of the University's Animal Produc-
ton Department. The booklet has
IL photographs and an 8-page Sec
ton on veterinary care by DR.. J. F.
Ryff of the Wyoming State Veteri-
nary Laboratory
Copies are available free at coun-
ty agents offices in Wyoming. Out
of-state residents who want copy
may get one by writing the Bulletin
Service, College of Agriculture,
University of Wyoming, Laramie,
Wyo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
Coop Gets REA Loan

A LOAN OF $433,000 to the
Southeast Ele trio Cooperative,
Ekalaka, has been approved by the
Rural Identification administration.
The funds will be used to finance
construction of 271 miles of distribu-
ton line to serve 178 additional
rural consumers and for system i'm
provements.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
HELP WANTED

WOULD you like to represent Montana Farm
er-Stockman in your district? Do you like
to travel in the country and call on farm
and ranch peopleP Do you have an under
standing and appreciation of farm and ranch
life? Do you have car? Can you devote
full time to introducing our new, greatly ex-
banded Accident Insurance Policy? Are you
over 40? (Some of our most successful sales
representatives are over 60.) In this work
you are your own boss. You regulate your
working time. The amount Of money you
will earn will surprise you. We train you.
If interested tell us why you think you are
qualified. If you have had any experience
in sales work, tell us about that too. Address
your letter to: Circulation Manager, Montana
Farmer-Stockman, Great Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
SCHOOLS

LEARN AUCTIONEERING. Terms soon.
Worlds largest school. Students sell real
sales. Don't be misled. Free catalog. Reisch
Auction School. Mason City, Iowa.
LEARN AUCTIONEERING- soon. Write
for catalog. Missouri Auction School. Box
4746, Kansas City, Mo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
FARMS ond RANCHES

10000 decided, $40 leased, 175-head permit,
runs 1000 head year around, fenced, easy
operation two sets modern buildings, $50
per acre, terms.
1880 decided 1850 leased, 400 tillable, good
grass and water, modern home, fenced
equipment, crop, 100 tons hay, SIS, 600.
Total price, 1890 down.
3,120 decided, 100 cultivated, 800 leased
improved, good grass and water runs 140
head all year, $40 can be leased. s37, 500.
Total price.
440 acres, 300 tillable, irrigated, 40 dry,
good soil, good improvements. SAT, 500.
Total price, terms.
90 acres, irrigated, Groom house, Lock
wood Flat, s12 500. Total Price.
Specializing in farms stock ranches, bust
ness and commercial locations. When you
think of Ranches" think of Red
w. II. (Red) PEMBERToN
2914 End Ave. No., Billings, Mont.
20. Box 1891
Office 1893 Jack Rath 9-7121
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
SEEDS AND PLANTS

WITH THE PROBABILITY of wheat acreage
quotas. all grass and legume seed should be
in demand. With hay plentiful and a good
seed crop in prospect, it looks like good
business to save your crested wheat grass.
intermediate wheat grass and other seed
crops. Send us your samples, stating amount
of seed available and your ideas of value.
We always in the market for seed of
good quality. The Searle Seed Co., Lewis
town, Mont.
MONTANA-GROWN ALFALFA. crested wheat
grass, full line millets. cane. corn, pasture
and forage seeds. Ask for price list. Lakin
Seed Company. Miles City, Mont
ONE HUNDRED forty choice varieties De-
scriptive price list upon request. Deliveries
July fifteenth to September first. Chesters
Iris Field Rollins. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

Newly cut alfalfa may contain 80
per cent water. 1t should be reduced
to about SO per cent to make good
grass silage. And 20 to % per cent
to store as hay.