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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WINTER HOME for rent on lovely
lake in orange grove: rooms and
bath: furnished: at Orlando; $500
for season. Box 239-C. Star. -3l
FOR SALE IN ORLANDO. FLA. -
Bungalow and garage, built , yrs.
ago. as good as new. completely
furn. incl. washing machine; bed
rms. liv rm., kit. and bath, lot
54xI2O IT. Fine for retired couple.
Nothing to do but move in. Price,
$500 Terms Call H. j. WAT
KINS. RE. 7-1074. 9 to 4:30.
"a ACRES and 3-bedrm. home. COM
pletely furnished: good rugs., baby
grand piano and all-elec. kitchen:
IL mi. from Tampa; everything on
place: Sill 900; reason, sickness.
OWNER. K. D. M, Box 2l3.
Route l. Sessner. Fla.
'a@ndh spend the winter with us; : Couples
want to share their beautiful water
front home with : other congenial
guesthouse bedrms. with private
haths: sig per day per person,
EN-. 2-S352.
A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME-To
own fine MOTEL. in a growing city.
in Central Florida: $4,000; easy
terms. or exchange. Phone to
owner for full particulars. KOLAR,
CLEARWATER, Fla.-For rent, sea-
son cottage for = or 3. large yard.
garage TIA 9-6543
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ENGLEWooD, FLA.-FoR SALE
One new CB. house 26x30, car:
port. furnished. large lot. good
water. Small down payment. bal.
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GEORGE A. PIERCE, JR

YACHT BROKER
LIST YOUR BOAT WITH US
72O MAINE AVE. S.W. DI. 7-6l12
21' CABIN CRUISER
$100 DOWN, $40 MONTH
Now on display, a beauty; mahog.
cabin, toilet, mattresses lights; now
only S1,195. THE LIGHTHOUSE.
LO. 7-3495.
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CATTLE FARM
AND ORCHARD


215 acres; 1900 apple trees. Of the
highest quality apples. 1912 years
old: large acreage Of alfalfa. pas
ture for 40 head cattle: S-rnn. mod
ern house; barn. cost $4,000 to
build: apple house. cost $4,000 to
build: al bldg. have slate roofs and
running water; 8 ponds. one with
fish; one 6-ton bulldozer. l sprayer.
apple grader. 5000 apple boxes;
on good road, sits high, view Of 8
states. Price, $24.500; S14.600
down. This great sacrifice due to
death Of owner.
Eugene p. Nixon, RE. 7-8112
Have You a Farm in Fairfax
County, win trade my equity in
any one Of several well-located mod
ern houses in Wash. for . farm or
L. MILLER. 261O Garfield st. NV.
EN- Q.5067, DE 2-0055
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PEAL. DIRT

REAL D1h1
This 19O-acre Fauauier Co. farm,
gently rolling, nr. Marshal, Va, very
Old house, 4 bedrooms. nice condl.
tion, fully modern. large num9er Su oI
springs and spring streams. one OF
the most productive farms In Eau.
ouier Co. in community OF nne
farms and estates. Price S42'ooo.
Shown by appointment.
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LIVE IN FLORIDA
Enjoy health-giving sunshine. Homes
and homesites in a restricted resi-
Dental community. For informa-
| ton. write
RALPH H. BEESLEY. INC.
200 West Rich Ave. DeLand. Fla
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I WILL ACCEPT car. boat OF, trailer.
as down payment on my 2,nedrm;
masonry rambler. beant. view q
This is not a neach cottage For
particulars and appt. RE. 5-?6ss.
DEALE, MD.-e5 miles d. C. line; at
tractive. small all-year home: bath,
stores. school, >level lot; q nice home
for $3.50, easy terms. WALTER n.
6S39. ewes. sun. Wo. 6-o747 or
West River 5S72. 81
SELL OR TRADE, IL rms. and bath,
14O-ft. dock. Water frontage on
Carriers creek. Weems. Va; Consider
nasr5y tTsdf tSs Ts 1foDs5ssys H' ssSsa Arlington or
y year homes overlooking chesp. Bay,
30 miles D. C. Owner transferred;
Call Mr.. Fitzhugh. West River 1872
or WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. 1!27 X
St. NV. Ma. S-6o29. EN-. 2-S475.
Lovely o6h acres, old Va. farm
with "-story, well-built farm house
Partial bsnt., good barn. other bldRs,,
r01 ra dyseooF yseS EaS5s % Baach Tasf1 WITH
owner anxious 10 sell. Approx 100
mi. D. C. Cali DICK BASSETT,
REALTOR, JA. 2-5057, IA. 2-4311,
COLONIAL HOME.
built 1904. on 25 acres, with long
waterfront on arm of Chesapeake
Bay; bea 'tifui stairway' 81 CID .ran9dsTi random
condition; perfect for retirement;
$4,000. CAPT. H. C. Robson,
USN (ret0, Broker. White Stone. Va.
WOODLAND BEACH, -bedrm. ma
sonry, tiled bath, auto. heat. big lot,
nr. beaches; well priced, good terms.
Also exceptional buy in 3-bedrm
all-year house.
LIKE A VIEW?-We have an acre
with one. plus a modern house. Full
bsmt., fireplace, picture window
h,-w.h. Under $4,000. Offered by
LOUIS A. STARL1NG. RE: 7-1729
and West River 3454 or 4221.
CAPE ST. .yoHN1A very ATTRACTIVE
tiful view down South River and
right at the beach area. A large
wooded lot. Cottage is almost new
and has . bedrooms, modern kitchen,
fireplace, and can easily be made
a year-around home.
Bay Ridge on. Lake Drive-A water
front property close to town. Two
bedrooms, living room. dining room
kitchen and bath. Also a glassed-in
porch. Oil heat. There are several
outbuildings and dock. The price
is reasonable.
Wild Rosa Shores-Two acres over
looking the South River with right
very flne condition. There are 4
bedrooms. Ia baths. hardwood
floors This is a very fine home
and not too high priced.
JOSEPH D. LAZEEBY. REALTOR
215 Main St., Annapolis. Maryland
Phone: Colonial 3-26S4
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FLORIDA MOTEL
SPECIALISTS TO BE
IN WASHINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Edmund Worth.
Realtors of Tampa. Fla. WHO spe-
cialize n worthwhile Florida motor
few days. beginning November 4. for
personal interviews with persons
interested In that field Of invest
ment. II you desire an appoint
ment. address letter to them,
care the Shoreham Hotel. marked
"hold for arrival" Please give your
phone number. They will call you.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for all-year home
on South River. West River or 9ay,
within committing distance. State
full particulars, location and price.
Box lg9-H, Star.
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SOUTH RIVER

SOUTH RIVER
Anne Arundel County, Md. so acres.
more or less, approx. 2.000-ft.
frontage, only 21 miles DC. line.
Contains the highest elevation on
the South River. and is wooded to
the shore. A rare opportunity for
a groups purchase, for division into
not lessythan 5-acre tracts. Priced
as an entire tract at 1875 per acre.
THEODORE F.. MENK, 927 18th St
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FT. MYERS BEACH

Beautiful 1O-year-old BUNGALOW, In
popular year-round resort district
will rent for $500 per month in
winter. 500 during summer, only
| block to waterfront, ) rooms,
bath, screened porch. completely
furnished, well shrubbed lot. SACRI-
FICE $500. No. C-36. .S27
VESTS Florida Agency, Inc, E. L.
Cassels. P o Box 1881. Ft. Myers
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WEST VIRGINIA

13-acre mt. retreat: 7-rm. house
inVslv view: taxes S9.1N wear; re-
duced to Sl SIS; also adjoining 81
acre farm. good 6. rm. house. elecc;,
well, cistern. mt. stream. view man:
school bus. huntin~ and f1shinR;
price, S3,15o: CAN $50. u,n,svER
Berkeley Spring, W. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


California style; custom
Hybrid. rolled black and white
Naughahvde interior, white orion
padded top; r. and h.. Wv. tires;
S2,495. Also DODGE so 2-dr.:
r. and h, Wv. tires. seat covers;
$500. AP. 7-23S3. 81
ANGLIA l94s; good condition. Can
be seen 2 until 8 pm. Sunday. DIT
ANGLIA Isl, S1s7: HiIlman eony,.
1857: Morris conv.. $797; also 26
other used foreign cars. JACK PRY.
LTD l4th and P
ANGLIA 1851; orig. paint; low MI;
excel. transp.: $685.; So dn. GIF-
FORD, 2501 Columbia pike. Arl.
AUSTIN '55 Healey now on display
The most outstanding sport car that
offers everything moderately. priced
at only S2,9S5, delivered complete,
also large selection Of small foreign
cars and American cars in stock:
LARGEST selection in town. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO. INC. tKaiser. Willys
and Foreign Carsl, 7th at r SITS. NV.
NO. 7-2700. Est 1914 Branch sales-
room. 1910 King ST.. Alexandria, Va.
.
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WEST VIRGINIA

w EO VIIVOA1N111
169-acre hunting and fishing lodge'
u mile of 522 between nsn nasod
S-rm' house, double screened porch,
elec.' running water. fireplace. pond l.
stream up high. view. It's furnished. d.
Taxes So year. Call 330 Bargali
list free. o. E. WIDMYER' berks'es
cnritnrc w Va
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LYNCH & SONS
Realtors. XII. 9-575S.
HITCHING POST RID.
YORK FARMS
CoLEsvnLE RD.

COLES WILLIE MI.
Oders choice homesites for
full freedom Of suburban liv-
Ing. You can build your dream
home on o Va acre or more
Of gently rolling land with all
the protected covenants needed
to insure o sound investment.
Paved streets are included in
all prices. Wide selection sites
and easy terms are available
II you wish to buy now and .
build later. There will be an
agent on the premises, pm.
till dark on Sunday, to show
you around. To reach: From
the juncture of New Hamp-
rd. at White Oaks, drive out
81 miles to Bonifant rd.,
turn left goo yards to our
Robert E. Lohr, Realto
HE $4,000 TILL o PM. RA. $3.50
81 YRS. OF DEPENDABLE SERVIc
N. ARLINGTON
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER NEEDS GROUND
NV program is to build 100 homes;
priced approx. $4,000. please sub
nit details on loc., quantity and
price. You will deal directly with
builder. not with broker. Box l50-E.
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FARM

IURhE I T H1CN1
Fully equipped: . large houses. Z
brooders plus heated process ndmoe nIio.
Wormseed money crop. Fine, 3-bed-
rw. home plus den. COMPLETELY mod.
ern. Farmers Coop and markets
nearby. Call JU. 9-S01o for fmrInGSr
details. MONTGOMERY INVEST
NfENT 4, TNSIIR co.
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III. B. MITCHELL
Herndor. Va. Phone l3'
CHANTILLY, VA.

1s5 level acres. mostly open. Modern
7orm. house. bsmt. and rec. rm.
nlemerI: of farm bldes.. silo and
S-car garage. On blacktop road
SIS. 500 Good financing.
j. wesley Buchanan, Inc.
p.dio Blde Arl, ia. 4-1155
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DROP IN AND GO OVER
OUR COMPLETE LIST

OUN NOVHF LIE = K1xk51
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERsBURG 299
40 ACRES-$11,6 $50
Is cleared. Pond. Outbuildings. 81
rm. house. space heater. Room for
bath One hr. D. c.
SMITH REALTY
Rte. o34. Manassas. Va. Tel: 61eJ
ENGLISH CASTLE
2f rms, ) baths. gas heat. Scar
garage. Situated on 4 acres: All
buildings and fence built OF cut
stone. Rented now for S2uO mo:
Cumberland. Md. Price $1S,50O.
Low down payment.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 7-8l12
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Now is the time to buy waterfront
property. We have numerous cot
tages and year round homes priced
from $500. Near churches, stores
and new elementary school.
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N. ARLINGTON
Lot 7Ox13S; trees; area of excel
homes. All utils. Only $3.50. w
B. HILKERT. ia. 2-3523.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm. apt. rem,
S5I2 FLOWER AVE.-1-bedrm. ant
cow. to shopping center and bus
line reasonable rent See MR.. KING
CHEVY CHASE. MD SD.-Excel. cond.
| bedrm., liv. rm., dinette. kit, bath
Realtor, ma. 5000. -
SILVER SPRING. bedrm., liv. rm.,
AooodH HUMPHREYS. Realtor. Ma. s.
MOD. ART bedrm.. iiv. rm.. mod.
Kit, dinetts, bath close to transp.
1855 sTRATHMoRE ST., Chevy
Chase. Nd; ! and 2 bedrooms; util-
tiles furnished; block transporta-
f sfsS f E r. Fay s' oi sssSo ts
HYATTSvILLE-2-bedrm. apt, entr.
adults pref; ref; $50. uN. 1880.
TAKoMA PARK. $50 Greenwood
ave. ave i.ra 6ed Idn, apis in large build.
to shopping; from $50. Available
ismImneSdniately; CAN ~. 7-e5ls, RA;
Greenwood ave. WALKER g. DUN
LOP. INC, CO. 5-0222. IS
BEAUT. e,BEDRM. APT, I'll 65th
st.. MARYLAND Park n;e.--$79; utilss
SIG iaf9 F sEiiIt s1fS ST. IT, nsa4 pne4
Branch I'd. shop. Center. Takoma
Park Silver. Spring)-Lge. liv. rm.,
dinette. / bedrm., bath, kit. pvt.
parking 1aI s utils incl. $50 and $s5 mo
3eO4 PERRY ST.. Mt. Rainier-Nice
and clean; 2 rooms, semiprivate
oath; convenient to TRANSPORTATION
and shopping; $50 month. PRESS
apts.; liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath
screened rear porch; mr.. schools and
shoopppins center; sos to $50 20
APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER,
Next to Schools T and shopping center 81 ter
bus stop ct door. WA. 7-276S. a
SILVER SPRING-Lge. liv. rm., d.
nette. bedrm,. kit, tile bath; new
bldg; near shopping center and bus
line; adults only; avail. immed.; SS5,
Also terrace apt, S75. JU. 1887.
TAKOMA PARK. eo5 Fairview--Liv.
rm., dinette, bedrm., kit. bath, utils
incl: immed. occupancy; completely
refinished; $50 mo. HA. 2-772s.
ExTRA-LARGE 1 and 2 bedrm
apis. direct transp. to D. c., close
to schools and shopping center
53rd pl.. Defense hwy. 1858 Quincy
pl.. Bladensburg. Md. WA. 1921
MEURILEE ARMS,
LIV. RIM, BEDRM., lge. cleo. kit
bath. in pvt. home. lovely residen-
tial area; sep. entr.. $75 mo. plus
cleo, close transp. JU. 8-2216. "A
MT. RAINIER, 4121 34th st.-Twc
rooms. kitchen. private bath and
entrance. glassed sun porch, re-
frigerator and utilities furnished,
$50; adults. Owner on premises
Sat, and Sun. afternoons. A.
lSILVER SPRING--1-b bedroom apt. In
new 6-unit bldg. 2 blks. to shoppdinn /,
mo NO Plq1?Ssap tils' WA 7-loso or
TxFoMA PIX. Md. sso1 Red Tor
rd.-Lge. liv. rm. dinette. l bed
room. bath. kit; pvt, parking; utils
mel; SIS and $50 mo. JU. 9-1315
days; ewes. JU $4,000. a,
SILVER SPRING, Ga. ave.--Lovely
mod. enc; adults; S75. incl. utils
TAX. PK.-3 rms. porch. pvt. bath;
] and 2 blks. TO all, c.h.w., parking
lot. Apply No. l, 7103 Maple ave,
HILLSIDE. MD.-5eos o St: pvt
home: 2 bedrooms. living room, .di-
nette. utils incl. 10. S-3Y6. A
BELTSvILLE-3 rooms. and bath;
refgr. and range; heat furn.; pri-
vate home. WE. 6-4717. %
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COLORED
RRAND-NEW APTC

BRAND-NEW APIS.
Top Of Good Hope rd: Hill, 2431-,
to shopping center. schools, excel
tranSp. 2 rms. kit. with dinette and
bath. Gas heat. Rent. $62 so and
S63.50. Directions: Out Good Hope
I'd. to- 25th ST.. right 2 blks. For
25th st. HOHENSTEIN BROS. &
DONOHTIE IT T.3000 a
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ANTONETTE GARDENS
| and . bedrm. apis. with lge. liv.
rm.. dinette, kit. and bath, SO. 80 to
S94. 80. including all utils. Adjacent
to shopping center and trans, mr.,
schools. Children welcome. l4l4
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25O1 CALVERT ST. NV

OPPOSITE SHoREHAM HOTEL
We have avail in this very desirable
ant COW loo. a 1-rm.. kit. and
bath efic, apt. .S75 mo-, utils. incl:
also avail. q 1-bedrn.. iiv. rm.. Ice.
foyer, kit. bath, porch, front apt,
S125 mo. utiis. incl. See janitor to
inspect.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K st. NV. NE. S-4323
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COLORED

5012-50Is Nash st; n.e.-Unusual
apss' 6fand d;nsyt. 2 ia hH,n apt
and refgr.. Venetian blinds. ldry
facils. and gas furnace in each
storage room in bSmt. Out Bennine
I'd. to MINI. ave-, left to Sheriff
I'd. to b0th st. ne. Left to Nash
Right on Nash to the 5000 blk
rent. $67.50. Call HOHENSTEIN
BROS. & DONoHUE. Ii. 10000
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SLIGO CREEK PARK AREA, Silver
Spring, Md.-Large picture vim
dows. parquet floors, Venetian
blinds; parking. laundry facilities;
ample closets. storage; | bedrm.
apis. SSl.25-SSS.25 month: -
bedrm. apis, 500. 50-S100.50 mo.
Utilities paid. Open 1-5 pm. Con-
tact manager. 104 Schuyler I'd. JU.
5-1265. a
HETHESDA--Liv. rm., dinette, kit,
= bedrms., bath; cow. transp, and
shop facil, OIL. 4-7400 -
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COLORED-927 End ST. NE.
Lge. 1-bedrm. apt. in this fine new
bldg, avail. now; rental, $74.50;
heat and gas incl. To inspect, keys
at 933 SIND St., Apt. No. 3.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. SSH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

nominated a slate without con-
tests.
Both incumbent congressman,
Representative Otto Kruger and
Representative Usher l.. Burdick.
held leads. but Mr.. Kruger,
backed by the ROC. was getting
pressure from Orris G. Nord-
hougen. supported by the NPL.
Returns from S71 precincts
gave Mr.. Burdick 1892. Mr..
Kruger 29,893. Mr.. Nordhougen
26,037. and Charles o. Herman,
Wyndmere farmer, 1881.
Mr.. Herman appeared out of
the running in the at-large race
for the two G. o. p. nominations.
Mr.. Nordhougen, making the one
serious bid, is a Minnewaukan
implement dealer.
During the campaign Mr.
Nordhougen claimed Mr.. Krue-
ger was for flexible farm price
supports and had not been gen.
erous with veterans appropria-
tions. Mr.. Kruger denied the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Gov. Brunsda|e Leads
Warner in Dakota
6. 0. P. Primary
by the Asseeiatsd Press

FARGO. N. D., June 3O.-Gov.
Norman Brunsdale. seeking a
third term. today led his Nom
partisan League backed OPP
ponent, Wallace E. Warner. in
North Dakota's Republican
primary election contest.
With ballots counted in S75 OF
1887 precincts Gov. Brunsdale
had 33.421 and Mr.. Warner
1884.
Gov. Brunsdale, a Mayville
banker, has Republican Organ
izing Committee CROC) indorSe-
ment. Mr.. Warner, a Grand
Forks lawyer and former State
attorney general, has a strong
Democratic background despite
his Republican faction indorse-
ment. He was elected attorney
general as a Republican, how
ever.
The Democrats themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Clio Calls on Senate
For Wider Expansion
Of Social Security
BY the Associated Press

The Go urged the Senate
today to go further than the
House in expanding social Sc
curity coverage.
Joseph Childs, speaking for
the CIO. asked the Senate FL
nance Committee to boost the
ceiling on earnings taxed to
$4,000 a year, instead of the
$4,000 voted by the House and
the present $500.
Mr.. Childs, a vice president of
the CLIO United Rubber Workers,
also urged:
l. Inclusion of physicians and
migrant farm workers.
2. Enactment. of long-term
disability insurance program.
Mr.. Childs urged the Senate
committee to ignore what he
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called a. determined campaign
by the United States Chamber Of
Commerce" and other business
groups Ito undermine the estab-
lished system of old age and
survivors insurance"
He also asked Senators to ire
Sist special pleadings" by doctors
and insurance companies (which
arise out of a narrow and mis-
guided interest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

A-16 THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D c.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
ICe-Mint Treat

When feet burn, callouses sting and
every step is torture, don't just groan and
do nothing. Rub on a little Ice-Mint.
Frosty white, cream-like, its cooling.
soothing comfort helps drive the fire and
pain right out :. tired muscles relax in
grateful relief. A world of difference in q
few minutes. See how medicated Ice-Mint
with soothing lanolin helps soften up
eorns and callouses too. Get foot happy
today. the Ice-Mint way. At all druggists.
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Pupuqos Visits Germany

ATHENS, June 80. (P.-Greek
Premier Marshal Papagos leaves
today for Frankfurt on a state
visit as the guest of West Ger
man Chancellor Adenauer.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01
When Applying Manure

In using manure the crops that
will usually benefit the most are
intertilled cash crops. At the Hunt
ley Station, yields of sugar beets in
relation to tons of manure applied
show an increase of one-half ton of
sugar beets per acre per ton of ma
nure applied where the rate of APP
plcation was 10 tons per acre. Ma
nure that is applied to land of low
fertility produces greater yield in
creases than manure applied to lands
of high fertility. The greatest bene-
fits from manure per ton applied
come when moderate applications
are made.
If the manure supply is limited
spreading it as far as it will go at
the rate of tons per acre is prob
ably more effective than spreading
the manure at the rate of 20 tons per
acre on limited acreage.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01
Irrigation
Get Full Value
From Manure
By STANLEY w. HOWARD

THE VALUE OF barnyard ma
nure in increasing crop yields on our
irrigated lands is quite dependent
upon the way in which manure is
handled prior to the time it is plowed
into the soil.
The principal aim should be to
avoid loss-loss from teaching of
nutrients, loss from volatilization of
nitrogen that is in the manure and
loss from surface runoff. Attention
to proper storage and field manage
ment needs will make your avail
able manure supply more effective.
Manure which is piled should be
left undisturbed until it can be
hauled directly to the fields and i'm
mediately spread and plowed under.
One of the better ways to handle
manure is to allow it to build up in
the feed lots and sheds in a compact
layer until spring. When conditions
become favorable for blowing the
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01
To Store Manure

Things to consider in storing ma
nure are: Use enough bedding to
keep the urine absorbed; keep the
manure moist and compact; do not
disturb it until ready to use.
The following is a comparison of
different kinds of bedding:
Material Bedding required TO
absorb 100 lbs. of
liquid
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01

manure should be loaded and spread
over the field to be rapidly plowed
under.
Manure should be worked into
the soil within a few hours after it
is spread-the same day if at all
possible. Research studies on Dan
ish experimental farms have shown
that effectiveness of manure applied
to potato land is reduced as much
as IA per cent if there is just a g.
hour delay between application and
blowing under. The loss is 80 per
cent if there is 24-hour delay and
Sc per cent if there is a 48-hour de-
lay.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
o"2rs Flags Members Of Legal
oIess.on for Their Competency
Races Fight for Full Equality

"r''AS CIIH-In a strongly worded challenge to the
lawyers IN the United States W. Harold Flowers fiery
'o'efSaI Arkansas lawyer and political leader, de-
" i"e late of the National Bar association win be de-
" .' 18Th annual convention to be held in the Kansas
NP7' AUDITORIUM September 2, 3, and 4,
"@eJs recently named as a member o. th- executive
'0ohu Citizens for Eisenhower Congress }.o1~l COM
wv wv IN Noul NOT sccL. an onLoLsel elt trarm as
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27

NLTNN II ? z VI ~
Elmer Henderson of the American
Council on Human Rights
Local Sigmas in attendance
We're Mesiames Naomi Coulter
Elizabeth Hamilton, EZalIa BloJnt
Elise Moss Griffin. Ei,zag2ti
Johnson, Lena Eddington, and
Miss WALDORF Thompson
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
Technical TRAINING
TO IME Falls 10
American Negro

WASHINGTON -- A Negro
American has been named chief
advisor Of technical training to
the Indonesian Ministry of Edu-
cation.
He is f. p. Westmoreland,
formerly with the board of Edu-
cation of the District of Column
bia. Mr. Westmoreland' services
were obtained for Indonesia by
the Tuskegee institute in Ala
bama.
The institute recently contract
ed with the Indonesian 20 ern-
ment to render advisory, tecAni-
cal procurement services il oro-
motion Of an Indonesian system
Of technical training
This is believed to be the first
time a Negro institution has sent
a specialist TO a foreign country
in a similar capacity although
Negro Americans have assisted
the U s. Foreign Operations Ad-
See TRAINING-page four
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
DR.. Bunche Named
For Top U. 5. Post
In United Nations

DR. Ralph J, Bunehe, was nom
mated last week for a new post
that viii make him the top-rank-
ing American in the United Ma
tons staff organization.
The promotion was part of a
general reshuffle Of The UN hig /
command. 1t was announced at a
news conference by Secretary
general Dag Hammarskiold, ac-
cordjng to the UP dispatch. The
dispatch stated that the changes
in the reshuffle will be effective
January /, 1855
DR.. Buhlhe is now director of
the trusteeship division of UN.