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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23
AUToMoBILES FOR SALE

NASH '63 Rambler station wagon;
must dispose Of equity. In this like
new car; only 1000 miles; low down
p 1Sy%ae s0s, 3 s's bank financing. &c eau
NASH 80 4-door Statesman; Jet
black finish: completely equipped,
low ., mileage. one owner. good tires.
Is low as S16 down: full price $695.
H I a PIE d9FIs, 1928 Ga. ave.
NASH 1859 Rambler Country Club: q
tone, yellow and black. :. and b.
sioss e. H sns aRHgri iss <
NASH 20 "eoSoS"' 4-dr. sedan; IS Il.
$50. IA. 1859. --25
NASH 1858 Ambassador country club
.ssI MSdr. BLACK faao and ED 5sd
5000 miles; $1,000 discount. NASH
ST. Arl.. Va. ia. $1,000. Open
oiLInbssMioBILE .bs "ss" Holiday;
Hydra-Matic. r. and h.. power steer
ing. power brakes, Autronic. Eye.
Wv. tires, 5000 actual mileage.
AP. 7-O560. bet. s and 1880 pm.
oLDsMoBrLE 1862 "ss" Adj; q
ISns Dasi END ns r.; dSa sa5 5anfEs
81, MOTORS. 129 K st. NV. Ma.
o GL55sSSSonE 1s4s Rookie. ensin.
convertible; r. and h; WV; 3d.
900 mi; excel. cond.; $3.50. Phone
oLDsMOBILE 1o47 "ss" cow. coupe;
HYDRA, r. and h.: top. paint. and
mechanical cond. very good: q real
buy ct S345. PAUL BROS. OLDS..
USED CAR FAIR" Wis. ave. and
Elltcot T., St . NV. KE. 7-1sos. open
o Ids 81 IL .ss "ss" Roc MEs
CINE convertible coupe; gray fnish.
black top. matching interior, white
tires. radio, heater. Hydra-Matic.
power brakes; Sc sos. cCC guar.
siLlEa CO.. 1923 END St. NV. 81.
oIDs%oBLE .6s "ss" sedan; black
finish. radio. heater. seat covers.
Hydra-Matic: 81 Jos. CcC guar
CAPITOL cADILLAc-oI.DsMoBME
oLbsMoBIEEE y 1851 81 Super "ss" De
luxe 2-dr. sedan; distinctive 2-tone
Cascade green and palm green top.
matched with blending de luxe In
terror; Whirlaway Hydra Matte,
radio, air-conditioned heater and
oeIroSteI. turn SlgnaIS ana many
priced At only 81, ss5. So5EiMsTEsAAiD5
MOTOR CO.. N. Virginia's Largest
Oidsmobile Dealer. COCO wilson
blvd, Arl. ia. 7-S400.
OLDS $50 "e6" Rocket convertible;
green finish. radio, heater, HYDRA
Matte, E-Z-Eye glass. power steer
guar. CAPITOL CADILLAC OLDS-
MOBILE JEsocco.. 1922 2and st. NV.
oLDs '53 cow. 49,: 5000 mi,
power brakes. steering. r. and h..
Wv tires. original owner. JU.
oLDs 20 beautiful 49,: $500 MI,
Hydra. r. and h. no reas. offer re-
fused; after Il. OIL. 2-6149. -23
OLDS 1853 Super "Ss" 2-dr. sed. ;
distinctive 2-tone black with polar
white top. matched with 2-tone in
terror, set OF BY WV. tires; super
range Hydra. drive. de luxe factory
radio. fresh-air- cond. heating sys-
TEN and q host OF other access
Sold new. S3.246: sale priced at
only $2.295 OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO. N. Virginia's LARGEST Oldsmo-
bile Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
IA. 7-S4OO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

A uSSd1n to '51s' several to
MANHATTAN AUTO tKaiser.wiiiysj.
INC. Factory Sales and Service for
Kaiser. Henry j. WHY'S; exclusive
oeaier for Austin healey sports car,
Austin Of England, Morris and M. O.;
.5ass Of zstaSli she is IT, nS
AS,:TINS. AZ AS, 40. so and '6i;
man 50 sedan, 81 eo cow 70 cow ali,
Nc. sed from sn Sass 80 eeny hehs rsee
Pry gives you more for your money
NV. I'm our sand year, ear anu '''
BUICK "a Super Riviera coupe; 2
TONE tone, ~ fully equipped. driven less
Dollar. % .. .ss s PENN np1 MoToas
1890 r. L ave. Ne. LA. $4,000.
BUICK SO Roadmaster RIVERS IU Sc
dan; 2 tone. T. and b.. Dynaflow.
Rsyi SEE , PT,ss, .isS: PENNY
BUICK so 4-door Super Riviera;
stand. trans, r. and h.. seat covers.
B aGTiS oT Isho 20; 6ssG n.e;s, 4. a..
a ea s.as slssa =. Sfrs ..e slf'a s.:
BUICK 1882 s SUPER. riviera; r. and h..
DynafIow, Wv. tires, / owner. Very
good cond.; 81 ,795. K ST. MO-
TORS. 12s K st. NV. MA. $3.50.
BUICK 1851 Special de luxe 4-dr.;
r. h., Dynaflow. orig. black finish,
81; MOTORS. 100 K st. NV. Ma.
BUICK '52 Super Riviera 4-dr.: Blue;
this is a second family car: in stor-
clifton: only 1860 mi. e-mo. e FUN
guarantee. Costs new. $4,000. An
outstanding bargain at 81 .795. Must
a sell this so Eeek ,,i EN- ,, 2;.6S46. -.
h. DynaioW. tinted glass. puncture-
proof tubes; 1 owner; excel cond.;
antee. PAUL BROS. OLDs., USED
CAR FAIR" Wis: ave. and Ellicott
ST. St NV IKE. 7-13os. Open daily
Buick 1s4s 4-door: s74e: immaeu-
late. one owner since new. FLOOD
PoSNTIIIAc. 1921 Connecticut. wo.
BUICK so. Special de luxe 4-door:
nal finish. ike new. unusually clean,
I pTiee mssF SS 0ns WaEEEER carr nee Se!e
Chrysler's Outstanding Dealer. 1900
Wis. ave-. I'm. 3-4706. Open SUM-
days. IL to 8; weekdays. 8 to 8.
BUICK SO Super Riviera hardtop
convertible; beautiful medium blue
with light gray top, white-wa tires,
Dynafiow, radio. heater. plus that
very exclusive power steering, E-z-
Eye Glass. turn signels. windshield
cleaners. Very low mileage: shows
best Of care; S2.395. B g. D MO-
. TORS. 1901 Old Bladensburg I'd.
a r., P1n sysl Branch. sh. sprs.. Nd
BGiCk SO .a-dr. Special: r.. and h.;
excel. mech. cond,; car that will
give you years Of trouhle-free trans
portation. at Q price you can AFFORD;
$685.; very low down payment. bal.
less than $40 mo. GREENWAY
f MOTORS ToFsis 5000 MINI. ave: ne,
BUICK ~ Super conv.: orig. black:
excel. cond.; II you are looking for
good. cheap transportation. don't
miss this one: 1895. Nothing down,
SSsdl;ftosssso s %Snth w. dR .Es
Buick 1916 Super sedanette; r. and
h.; very good condition; sell for
balance due S294; no money down.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, Rhode
Island ave. ct goth st. ne. IA
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALR

PONTIAC 1905 station wagon; ~. 4gS;
auto shift. power steering; two 70
1921 Connecticut. Wo. 6-640O.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain gtarfire Gaia.
lima: r. and h.. Hydra. Wv. tires:
sESiyss SRb 81 sTNRas n o1FSoSRs i lSao 9Rny
ave. NE, LA. $1,000. -26
fSsS5HG e 5sf2 so9 asai 'sss: ssss
PSSf1SS is. YSt4. station wagon: ny
e Srs' g TsGiO end hesteSi SssS5 1s Y
z221 connecti.cut. Wo. e $500.
excellent cond.; $}.cSb cash. Nc
dealers. WO. scott. --23
PONTIAC 1858 de iuxe station
wsgon; ,sit , eyer: never sod; nswscar
500, xIoon FoNiT1Sicc.0 l sssi'; Con- n:
P 6dsi1iSs; 1864 e-cyl. CDR: ,1.74s;
NAY ass 'iE 1883 p edEii aaaf SG Con-
rSS9fI%Si 1ssa 2,ss ,se; sess; sss
Moore nSsg al IA 4 Arl.. Va IA. s-ss9s$o'
EONV1AC oil Cnle1teln oe luxe 4.or.;
:: and h.: positively immsc. II every
ment. GREENWAY MOTORS. 5000
MINI. ave. me-, LU. 1856. -26
PONTIAC '46 sedanette: 2-tone green
finish: equipped with :. and HI. Ideal
family transportstio11;; pEtssd for
PECK CHEVROLET. 1886 Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va, IA. $4,000. Open
po 81 HiaS D 1858 convertible coupe;
yellow with black top; Hydra. r.
and h.; 10000 miles. one-owner car;
psS a22Si 4 a. 1 cbbiSs99ta,u "s de iSx.
seat covers. undercoating. turn sig
mails. shiny black finish; extra clean
throughout; 81, 1876: written guar
entee. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010
p =; !. sye. , n;e;' De; @>6SoO; y ~,
sG Fes mass eli: $685. neg Co. sos Ss sSSS
PONTIAC ,Ds custom Catalina as as":
r, h., Hydra Matte, E-Z-Eye Glass,
Wv. tires; 2-tone green; Ike new;
WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island
r eSs e Soi q 6 eh III; d. luxe s
4-dr.; :. and b, Hydra. 1 owner:
1895. Trade. terms, OHIO WILL
LIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island ave.
CHRYSLER l948 4-dr. sedan; beaut.
black. auto. gear shift; very unusYel
car driver xRc a Pq PoSf Sfasi'i' $500
HOME OF NEW-CAR GUARANTEED
USED CARS PA
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

siia sht rrsy Sn aSSf lss sdais1 ns sssa
exceilent condition throughout; 1
Eeed buy; no money down; fuli price
$l46. HANpLEY-EORD. 1928 Ga.
Obs aEsi n aS4S as A 1862 49, a. lux. oonv
attrac. Canton cream finish with
black top: get on By Wv. tires.
luxe heater and defroster, auto.
window lifts: dietinctiye styling and
esSds enis ss S. SINS srE :sls
MOTOR Co, n. Vireinia;s Largest
, blvd ,d Al, "a, $4,000.
ca 1slS ofIiys toSs: LfeSI oEgfI
CO. 1922 22nd ct, NV. ST.. $4,000
NASH ARLfNGToN CORR. 2015 n.
Moore st, ArL. Va. IA. $1,000,
P1ciKIAEbt s.ls convertible; :. and h.:
9 good running car, $3eb. Only SIS
SPRING M aeSNOgs0 CO. es0ui I've. si ioos
East-West hwy JU. S-3lb7. .tDi-
PACKARD 80 "e' club sedan; radio
ca No. sss-HSo.a 8 sSaNHasaSe' r easD.
1887 East-West hwy, 81. spr., Nd.
PACKARD 40 Super "s's 4-dr.; :.
and h.. runs very good; must sac
rifce. only 5000; no money down.
1sana aYs q Sot S. s. Is: n.,s
lection Of used Packards in the
Metropolitan area. all models prop
erly re-conditioned and guaranteed.
ORRIEN z roHALLy; NC; Your
bep ibo1 wilson pf Sivd. ?'e Slo Ses
south Of Of o Key Bridge. Open ewes.
PLYMOUTH '52 cranbrook; r. and
h.; excel. cond.: 1 owner. AID. A.
PIISYMoiuTH 1853 cranbrook 4-dr.
aSs: si;za5; -. 5-iSs5. -Ss
sedan; orig. Jet Blk. finish; :. and
h.; GOOD tires; owner; low mileage;
ROYAL MOT MoToRHs an; 1S Sclg s yea
Chrysler-Piymouth Dealer. 21oo Ga.
PLYMoUTH ii Special de luxe 4-dr.;
r.. new engine. very good cond.;;
$199, terms: no money down. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island
PLYMOUTH 1859 4-dr. sedan; direc.
sigs., foam seats. very low mi: like
new throughout. S1.196. KE. 7-Oo77.
PLYMOUTH AZ club, r. and h.; Al
SosTEsssF Sor SoaEsrsc5oss . r sssS
400 Benning I'd. NE. LIZ. 4-lO1i.
40 Suburban (all-metai
station wagon; heater. leather In
ss3sR s sesif NJ horo &c Co. fSs e
1902 East-West hwy. JU. S-3157.
directly across from U. 8. Royal
PEY1MourH 1854 Belveders 1sSr.;
Hy-Drive. custom r: and h., Wv.
tires. 30 many other extras too
numerous to mentton: over 5000 on
miiesse, SAFETY tested. xritten guar al.
sntee: PAUL BROS tolds), Used
e NV. KE. 7-13os. Open daily
P II 40 Special de luxe luxe A.
door, door; orieinai light blue finish. radio.
excel. cond. throughout. low mile
fai Price $685. sSs5 H tIM 81 Eio SSRn
1929 Ga: ave. NV. ia. 9-8416.
mileage; light blue; D. c. inspec-
ton guaranteed; 6-month or 5000
mile nils T Y.c,,rnyy; SECS, NORTH TB6
r eosSiiass04 "a e. sc7 he Hf aydi.,
r and h.. 9. Co. excel. tires. Recent
engine overhaul: $500. OIL. 4-19S1.
PONTIAC 80 "s" station wagon: =.
and h., 1878. LEE BYRD MOTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23
los LOTS
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER NEEDS 26 to so lots. wien
utilities in, or Immediately avail
able for medium priced homes. Call
Mr.. FREEMAN or MR.. ANDRIS,
OIL. 2-0O7O. -23
WE HAVE EXHAUSTED our listings
for farms and building lots in Mont
gomery County. We actually have
buyers waiting. Call US. ASHLEY,
WILL PAY CASH for 1-6 acres of
cleared ground. within Is miles
d. c., on or near Defense hwy. Call
after 4, LU. 2-4522. Us
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AUToMoTIvE. MISC.

BRITISH sALMsON ~ liter, double
overhead cam with 4-speed box.
$3.50: l Offenhouser motor with 2
spare blocks, $3.50; l Tucker motor
and clutch, 1915. WATSON, JE.
2-0019. Wanted. Willis F-head
STATION WAGON and house trailer
repair, reflnishing, rebuilding: tops
repaired and installed. Pc. 2-3S37.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH - For sale. q
yeaf-Yound home in residential sec
ton. near country club and silver
Lake. 4 bedrooms, electric kitchen.
pine paneled throuRhout. built 1919:
0657x "a
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TRAILERS

INDIAN AND IRONW0OD mobile
homes: new: and 2 bedrm. Bank
financed. GLASCOCK TRAILER
SALES. Rt. so. next to Va. Swift
Dial CIR. 3-2033.
ROYAL WINDSOR, '4S "a #. suit
able travelling, living. or vacation
ing. Good cond. Reas. ia. 2-1S5O.
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BOATS

WANT FRAMES, stem. keel, etc.
made to my patterns plans: must be
reasonable. Box 3S6-H. Star. -25
HOUSkBOAT, furn., sleeps 3. 81 #.
long. loft. beam, no motor. Cali
Ii 7-6001, after pm. -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23

TRUCK VALUE
so Brockway ---------$1,8 800
Model 154 VIII tractor complete
General Truck Sales, Inc.
30 M st. NE. ME. S-o5O5
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REAL ESTATE WANTEp

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored,
Quick settlement. Call MR. MILLER,
NE. S-1220: evenings, LA. 6-5194
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcens.,

Sood condition throuahout; no
PFSSAsiB sssssss' o. sias ave. H law. f.
BUICK $50 72-R Riviera; r, h. and
Dynadow;. original hnishi / owner;
immaculate; must sacriflce. $500;
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
Rhode Island ave. ct Goth g. ne.
BULGE 80 Special AID 4-dr.; (. h.
and pynafiow; owner; immaculate;
only $699; terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
buick. Rhode island ave. at goth
siGSiicak .ss super Riviera 4.-dr:; :.
o 1lss wnass 3 st SsSk; s sss%s
BUicKt 80 s Special 1s.dr.; r. and h..
EiHiiss sSisE s sSsa: i:Issa
BGeArTirIS oi ior 81 SALE n;s 1923 8rsse,.
model: passed Va; inspsction: $500.
c MSHHsoS s5 coa aoeai q VINE; T. "a and
h., Wv. tires. hydra. power stssr-
MSToRs. 1890 R. !. ave. ne. IA.
CADILLAC 2iS1GUi 1859 $50. special ' sedan:
ing. w.-w. tires; beautiful interior.
exceptionally clean throughout.
You'll be proud 70 own this Fleet
SALES, i7I7 r. !. ave. ne. .DU.
Cadillac .5s four-door "e2"; fully
equipped: 2:tone; low mileage; $3.-
795. PENNY MOTORS. 1920 r. I.
ave. ne, LA. $4,000. 20
CADILLAC 1850 convertible: r, and
h.. hydramatic, Wv. tires with
beautiful black Leather interior. See
and drive this hard.to:get model,
SKIS sa15alS ~ iSsS H. Eos ". n so1SSgE
Cadillac '5s Coupe dc VILE: :. and
h.. hydramatic. power steering.. easy
eye glass. beautiful 2-tone finish.
with premium Wv. tires; showroom
condition. inside and out; must see
TO lppreciate; $4.296. HOYLE MO-
TOR SALES, 1717 r. ]. ave. Pc,
cA6iLLSc 1881 convert; ali extras.
Ivory finish, black top. black leather.
Low mileage. S2.406. WO. 6-70SS.
1850 "e2". hardtop coupe;
$4,000 miles; r. and h.; Hydra.
tires ST. D owNER nf TX s9ass
$50 to Q. EN-. 2-6S94 after $50.
~vs,,-
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GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT GARAGE with
suitable space for auto paint shop.
Call after p.D1., Redwood 5-S122.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

6425 l4th ST. NV.
Near Walter Reed Hospital; heated
garage. Call MRS. O'BRYAN, res.
mgr, ia. $4,000. pa
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l948 4-dr. sedan; beaut.
car; driven By public ofiicial; S606.
ARCADE PONTIAC
HOME OF NEW-CAR GUARANTEED
USED CARS PA
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AT ONCE! Want to place SIT. 900 LIST
trust on house and lots, appraised
at $4,000. In nearby Prince Georges
County, Nd. Box Sob, Star. -25
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

L1IO 7 I'D
End TRUSTS wANTED-Cash today.
RA. 6-22S1, IA. S-6676. day or ewes.
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our OF Town REAL EsIATE
LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

End TRUsT NOTE, $500 at $3.50
per mo; over $1,000 b. and l.: ask
ing 50 .150; others. ST. 3-3991
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dio, heater. power steering, power
brakes. famous Chrysler automatic
transmission. power windows, beau
tkul 2-tone gray finish. light bot
covers to match and set Oh By
white-wall tires. NeW-car title and
warranty. We are in position to
offer you o very liberal discount
on this most luxurious car. Chrys-
ler's best. See or call for demon
si No.hsrn viaEiniss GaTse:s ch EE
ler-Plymouth Dealer" 391I wilson
blvd. Arl. Va. ia. 2-4102. Open
It'll 8 pm; Sat-. til 6. Closed sun.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

StateS unoer q singular type
Of mutual aid program In
which they earn as they learn
the operation Of American
industry.
These men. selected by
their own governments from
the rank and file Of workers
In IL countries, are employed
in full-time jobs beside Ameri-
cans, studying at night in 10
colleges and universities, and
acquiring skills to help raise
productivity In their own
lands.
Started In 1851 by the
Mutual Security Agency. this
program Of Work Study
Training for Productivity
(WSTP) is now sponsored by
the Foreign Operations Ad-
ministration. In. addition to
its value In helping to make
free Europe self-Sustaining,
the plan provides an oppor-
tunity for the Communist
bombarded workers of Europe
to see for themselves how
Americans work and live.
These WSTP men are not
merely observers In the fac
tories to which they are as
signed; they are accepted as
regular employees by indus
tries that have attempted to
find jobs most appropriate
for their skills.
The European workers sup
port themselves on their earn
ings, living in college dormi-
tories and private homes.
They also pay income taxes
during their years residence
in the United States. Most of
them become regular men,
berS of labor unions and
participate in the organiza-
tions' local activities.
Peoples on both sides of the
Atlantic share the costs. The
European countries pay the
travel expenses Of their
participants to the United
States. Foreign Operations
meets travel costs in this
country and assists with COL
lege tuition and administra-
tive expenses.
However. the final reSpon-
Sibility for the success OF
WSTP falls on the American
people In communities where
the visitors are assigned
employers and fellow workers.
college faculty members, fam
lilies who welcome them into
their homes, and pastors of
churches in which they wor-
ship.
That these groups are ex-
tending hospitality and good
will is readily apparent from
reports given bv manv of the
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Foreign Workers
Learn II, S. Ways
BY Emily fows

dIy tAAIIC w COI1IC dIlU ask IOT
help"
A French laboratory tech
nician said: Il have been sur
prised to see how much inter-
est and friendship we have
received. I think that all
these reflections together give
the deep meaning to the word
democracy"
In addition to English
courses given to workers in
colleges, they have opportuni-
ties to practice English in
many American homes. A
college instructor in Chicago
invites her international
group regularly to her home,
where language problems are
discussed over coffee and
cake.
Most Of the visitors live at
colleges scattered from the
Atlantic Seaboard to the Mid
die West. These institutions
are located in industrial COM
munitieS so the workers can
attend seminars in the eve
ningS. Among the courses in
cluded in their curricula are
American history. industrial
management, union organi-
cation and labor manage
ment relations.
The traineeS usually elect
some of their members to a
council that meets once a
week to consider problems
arising in the WSTP groups.
These councils, with repre-
Sentatives Of many national
tiles. are virtually . small
model of a United States of
Europe.
The foreign lands now rep
resented here are Austria,
Belgium, France. Germany,
Greece, Iceland. Italy. Meth
erlands, Norway, Switzerland,
the United Kingdom. and
Trieste. Since the program
started, 969 workers have
participated.
A worker recently returning
to his home in the Neither
lands told his Foreign Opera
tions sponsors In hating Eng
lish: Il am sure the Com
munists will consider Us a
big enemy to fight against
because we have lived a full
year in the United States.
For now we know very much
about America. about It's way
of life and the manner In
which 1t handles certain
things such as collective bar
gaining and elections.
when the Communists
spread their version Of the
American people, I and my
fellow European workers who
have shared this WSTP ex-
perience Will be able to Step
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-15
BOOM TYPE sPRAYERs

For the best spraying results Boom
Type of Spraying is generally recon-
mended. Manufacturers of Rad
recommended exact even spraying espe-
cially for oats and flax which can
best be realized only with the Boom
Type of SDrayer. The Spray Pattern
you get over 80 to 40 foot width
and the amount of liquid used is
highly important. For best results use
a Boom Type Sprayer.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-15

ing at its best and Slim didn't try
to spoil it any. When the horse be-
gin to slow up, he thumbed him
again and again to keep him bucking
until, at last, Buck just stopped and
stood with his legs spraddled out
and refused to make another move.
Slim stepped off, dropped the
hackamore rope and climbed back
on the corral fence alongside the
boss. He didn't know it then, but
he found out later that the buck
skin had thrown the boss higher
than kite about minutes before
he arrived. Just then the cook
stepped out of the cook house and
started pounding the big triangle
used to call the men to. chow.
THE BOSS STRENGTHENED up
with a cheerful look on his face for
the first time and said to Slim,
Dinners ready. Just unsaddle, turn
your horse through that pasture
gate yonder, throw your bed in the
bunk house and come on in. We've
got plenty more horses just like.
that one"
Nothing was said about job, wages,
or anything else, but Slim knew he
was on steady, for the winter any
how. He believed he was going to
like it at the Lazy ]. And besides,
he remembered just then that he
was hungry and wanted nothing
better than to wrap himself around
ABOUT $40 worth of Lazy beefsteak
with all the trimmings.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-05-15

anyway. That left his feet free to
rake the horse with his spurs from
shoulder to flank. In riding con-
tests in those days, a rider not only
had to be able to do that, but also
to hit the horse with his quirt every
jump without pulling leather or
tightening the hackamore rope.
The horse snorted and backed up
as Slim approached but Slim man
aged to pick up the end of the hack
amore rope and hang on. He grad
ually worked himself closer to the
horse until he could grasp its left
ear with his left hand. He twisted
it tight, using both hands to do so
and the horse lowered his head
somewhat and stood motionless.
SLIM MOUNTED SWIFTLY and
as he hit the saddle he released the
ear, stuck both thumbs into either
side of the horses neck and raked
upward. This seemed to both sur
prise and offend the buckskin. He
beloved almost like cow, instantly
erupted skyward and the show was
on, as around and around the corral
they went. He sunfished, snapped
ends, and turned on everything he
had.
1t was old stuff to Slim, though
and, although Buck was pretty good,
Slim was better. He swung his quirt
and scratched him every time he
hit the ground, doing it with the
ease and grace of long practice. 1t
was really a nice exhibition of rid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-01
UNIONS ASK FOR
MONEY TO FIGHT
UNEMPL OYMENT

WASHINGTON R-Three Of the
nations bigger unions have laid
the groundwork fer united action
against unemployment and the
Taft. Hartley Labor Relations Act.
A plan for joint efforts by the
United Mine. Workers, the ALL
Transfers Union and the CLIO
SteelwOrkers was drawn up yester-
day alta luncheon meeting of their
leaders.
Afterward, mine workers Presi.
dent John L. Lewis told newsmen
he, Dave Beck, the teamsters'
president, and David ]. Mcdonald,
president of the steelworkers, had
agreed to try to prod the govern
ment into a spending program to
fight unemployment.
The three unions claim a tc.al
membership of some three million
and Lewis said nearly half mil.
lion of these are now idle,
Lewis also said the three unions
would join political forces to con.
tinue to work for outright repeal of
the Taft-Hartley Act and to in.
fluence the course of legislation
in which they are interested on
the federal, state and local levels.