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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

PONTIAC 1853 Chieftain de luxe 49,
cow: r, h.. Hydra: beaut. cleaning
green fnish with light green custom
top. This Is q low-mileage, like-neW
BARGAIN, that can't be duplicated.
Only S2.295.
Charlie Macks.
RELIABLE MOTOR CO.
l01 New York Ave. NE. MA. S-5571.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
AUToMoBilEs FOR SALE.

sTupEBAKER 80 Champion Reral
&c luxe sedan: original green finish
clean and 81 nnisss condition: j.
srn ssi nr W Poc'Hii rsi 2r SsRss lSSi
wisconsin ave: NV. EN-. 3-01f2
sTGDE. 1870 sedan: 4 tires ike new
Good condition and appear. . buy
s SgRi Sl24 + 81; NV, -.
tation and style; $685.. 2-day none,
antee. HILL q SANDERS. Wash. 4
Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont
s! Ays; nv; AD; 1890: %
nn g. vel s:hi sis' s sRra a. Mo Di 5a
spring, Nd. 10. 7-SosO or ~.
yoIkssMiAGoa f 81 export model;
sedan, sedan; e. extras Sn Ike NJ ney; 4, 900
WASP '62 club coupe: fully equipped:
10000 miles. Like new. Must sell.
LII. 4-107S. -
WILLYS '53: new. with factory war
SLIGO MOTORS, WHY'S Dealer, 082
Sligo ave-, Silver Spring, Md. JU. \
00SO or JU. 5000. Open Sun. -
WILLYS 1858 Falcon de luxe 2-dr.,
with 1904 MI: heater. defroster.
turn sigs.; must sacrifice for 81 ,195;
bank financ; Il desired. KIRK MO
WlLLYs 1899 4-dr. sedan: heater;
$76 or best reas. offer. Q310 Worth
ave.. Silver Spring. Md. JU. 9-5270.
-
WHY'S JEEP 1853; heater. sisnal
Xl .26O. Iu. 6-lR96. ewes. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

BUICK Al super 4-door sedan; r..
black finish, good tires. This car
runs and looks good; being given
away At sos. fThis Is no mis-
print.l Charlie Macks.
:. RELIABLE MOTOR CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
so Pontiac 1898

a.Dr. eilverstreak "8"; 2-tOne
Beldon blue and dove grey; fully
equipped, including Hydra-Matic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

Admiral blue 2-dr. sedan; this
sturdy car Is fully equipped. A
tempting bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
~ D'dge $1,O93

3-dr. sedani alluring Chester
green exterior, fully equipped
including automatic TRANSMITS
sion. Here 10 . value that deiles
cOmDarisO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

Chieftain de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
sparkling 2-t0ne horizon blue
over Grecian grey. Hydra Ma tic,
radio and heater, lounge tyne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

Wv L11sz5 7 u. Wv. o
FORD "a Victoria; r. and h.; spar
white leather Interior; Wv. tires
This baby Is loaded with only IL
miles. Substantially lower than any
deal In town. This We guar. We
won't be undefsold
Charlie Macks.
RELIABLE MOTOR CO.
l01 New York Ave. NE. MA. e-557l,
Open Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
AufoMoRlLFs FoR sALE

PONTIAC .52 4-dr. chieftain s
blue: peri. cond.; si.ssS. LO
PONTIAC .4s s-cyi. a-dr. streamliner
s silass s4 5Saf I'll. a.71ss11a. n" e1ssl
PONTIAC 1862 Catalina club coupe
Hydra-Matic. r. and h.. 2 tone in.
side and out; really smart ant
clean; $1,695. AKERS-O LDS co.
Fairlington SHOPPING Center. Alex.
dr.. r, b.. Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires
$3.50. 1925 Conn. ave.. Wo.
P SlSTiS; 40 chieftain s-dr. 8; very
clean; S675. 1926 Conn. ave-, Wo
PONTIAC PONTIAC 1862 chieftain de luxe g.
tailored covers. extremely low mile.
down; f full price 81 :S9S o Ask 70,
FAN GlSssd 5Rsnca ass as Mo1 Gecyrss
PONTIAC l947 2-dr. streamliner; r..
b.. many other extras; far, above
average: only $40 down; full price
$345. Ask :or George: Closed Sun
day. See Monday: at HANDLEY-
FORD; 6323 GEORGIA ave. NV, Ia
PONTiAC 1915 2-dr. de luxe model;
beautiful finish; has had perfect
care; only SIS down; full price Sc75.
Ask for Bill. Closed Sunday. See
Monday ct HANDLEY- FORD. 6a23
Georgia ave. NV. Ia. 9-S411.
PONTIAC sed,: r., h.. nice Ind clean.
Come and drive It; S165 or best
offer. Ia. 9-9239.
PONTIAC AZ IS" 4-dr. Streamliner:
r. and h.: real buy; LIST $3.50 buys
1t. No secret. need the money. My
loss your gain. CO. 5-O654.
PONTIAC 1850 de luxe Chieftain "S's
4-door; r. and h.: Hydra Matte, etc.
Under $4,000 miles. $3.50. Origi-
nal owner. EN-. 2-6214.
PONTIAC so S-cylinder 4-door Sc
dan: green finish, white-wall tires,
radio, heater, HYDRA Matte; real
buy at $685.. CCC guar. CAPITOL
AC-OLDSMOBILE CO.. 1922
22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000. Closed
PoNTiAc "a chieftain de luxe "s"
Catalina coupe: r; and h; Hydra
Matte. power brakes. beautiful 2
tone With Wv. tires: driven less
s soars goo nss sac aoy hand MoToR
SALES, 17l7 R. I. ave. ne, Du.
PONTIAC 40 4-dr.; r. and h., seat
covers. Let this car carry you
through hill and dale. right into
the comfort and ease you have long
desired $685.. BROAD STREET
MOTORS. INC. Authorized Ford
Dealer. 1901 West Broad ST.. Falls
Church. Va. JE. 2-5100. Open till
q pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
AUTOMOBILES EcR SALE

PONTIAC 80 chisftain as. de lux,
2-dr. sedan: Hydra-Matic. 3. and b.
owner. 6eaut. 3 tone nnish. immae.
ulate interior. Car absolutely sam,
as new In every way Take ear Il
your mechanic without OBLIGATION
S1.496. BELL MOTORS. SOTO wis.
consin ave. NV. Wo. $4,000. ~
PONTIAC "a sedanette "S;; r.. h.
S 81 ag'' ssol 's 9: : ~ 'f 81. s: s:
PONTIAC 1881 chieftain de luxe &.
cyl 2-door sedan; dark green
Hydra =. and b.: eompletelX re,
sise. saso i4.h n'v st. AD NV s-si "a
PONTIAC 81 streamiiner ..s., station
wagon; all-metal body; fun 8 passen.
SSe et;.. r,adio. heater. Htydra.Matis
iinest condition. Full price, 81 .4s5
Cash. trade or terms. WOLFE MO.
TORS, 1891 Wisconsin ave, EN-
p SSl4s o 2S .s sgnds ss,,d do-4 -
aii;;metal body. fun 3 passenger
leather interior perfect, low wv mileage se
In finest condition. Full price. 1906.
Cash, trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1901 Wisconsin ave. NV,
EN-. 3-0l42. Open Sunday l94
PONTIAC 81 sedan A-dr.; r. and h.
4sss s1 conn ave. Wv Wo. srssss. ssog
PONTIAC 80 sedan 4-dr.: very clean;
$3.50. 1926 Conn. ave-. Wo. 6-9236
PONTIAC $50 2-dr. sedan: r., h. and
EyS1 a-Matic. Wv; tires; 81 zoe;
P tSss cSnn 10 ave sdr We ..d Sssss g. R
Hydra Matte; $500: 1925 Conn. ave
PoSTIAC 1853 chieftain de luxe 8.
cyl. 2-door sedan; dark gray. equip.
VI VIII hno HYDRA. and h: driven
ff;SS' a. ARCADE RoN 1IsSSSo l Az
3460 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670.
PONTIAC Al e-cylinder club coupe;
tires; Mechanics special. Ss5. 10.
Pontiac '5s chieftain de luxe s-cyl
leather upholstery to match; Hydra,
equip. with famous spsn-o-Life bat.
terry, guar, for the life Of the car;
fT s;4SS. ARCADE PoNT1 IAASSaa 1872 AZ
$3.50 lith st. NV. RA. $3.50. -@s
PONTIAC '53 Custom S-cyl. Catalina
cream body with black top; fully
equip. with Hydra. power steering,
T. and h., Wv. tires; In new-car
eond;; cne-c ~ se. car. carries nsy-
Ts 5SS' A lts7 s 1sSnf f. & +! RV 81! 40
Pontiac SISfiXi AZ "s" 4-dr.: r. and h..
/ owner; $685.. Cali DU. S-7Ssi,
F soas9Ifday g s S sedan ep..: H7dT.
Matte. seat covers. heater. new paint:
lsS0o. take over payments. uN.
Pontiac 40 e:dr:: =. and h: black
TAKoMS FoRD' MoT TSRs. o s7a5
Piney Branch I'd. Silver Spring. Nd,
1917 KAISER SEDAN S SS
1897 oLPSMoBILE SEDAN $50
1853 1863 EE22ER JsSSRTs SEDAN s sS$
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
1890 FIRST sT. s.w. Sc
FORD "a Victoria; r. and h.; spar
king black and cream 2-tone, with
white leather interior; Wv. tires.
This baby Is loaded with only IL
miles. Substantially lower than any
won't be undersold.
Charlie Macks.
RELIABLE MOTOR CO.
l01 New York Ave. NE. MA. s-5571.
Open Sundays.
FORD '52 Fordor; maroon, T. and h.,
custom plastic seat covers: looks and
runs Ike new; . real bargain ~ q
Macks.
RELIABLE MOTOR CO.
lOl New York Ave. NE. MA. S-S671.
Open Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
AUroMoDILrs ron sALR

ZEPHYR so: H. q s. oficial car;
h lSX ,m,leass; Gray; RED Leather up.
Sl.295. 2-day money-back trial. 4
month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV. AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
AuToMoalLFs bon sALR

rSSs sssA $685. "a. tsss Com a n I've. a'sEoe
asss ii, f' IN ss,s.su - s:.s:;s s's
R I'M IN s5o 4-dr, sedan; land
a., ~ mi: per sal: nns cond.: 1895.
| sT Mhi HiER1gi: 80 VS. Commander;
ana b. ovs sr6 10y Gym, mileage gGo seq S.s
s1TSU5DEssAkER i1 1851 Commander 4
an exceptionally clean car; SECS;
bank tinsncing i desired, KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. IA.
sT155HEiBAKER 1g4s Champion con-
$s sSo 81 r. s saS p Wv tires. 90,
sTUDEBAKER ~ Champion 4-dr.:
Scas pasm saEsaiHT Ak tS5 sssf SoR IS
Silver Spring. Md. Jt. $1,000.
sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion 4-dr. !:
(; and h.: new green paint: Hydra
@ NAV s7 si.v rA ta5es ro 5sa5 N.Y. N.Y.
YER sprinG, Nd. Jb. $1,000. -
lSTUDEBAKER AZ, exceptionally
clean, excellent tires. good economic
cal .tIsansPor a,,I priced r e ssEl
PECK (Cheyroiet(. 2636 Wilson
blyda .Arl.. Va, ia. 2-9004. open
sTuDEBXKER AS Commander 4-ar..
clean car; o good buy; 1895; IA.
STUDEBAKER Isl Champion regal de
luxe 4-door; radio. heater, over
drive, original dark gray finish. i'm
maculate, low mileage. one owner.
worth while guarantee. outstanding
for only SS45. WHEELER INC.
Chrysler's Outstanding Dealer. 4S0O
Sundays, II to 8. --8
|STUDEBAKER Al 2-door Champion;
sSa a i5ss ' SoRRos srs sa. ii
r: !: ave: ne. Du. 7-8300. la
STUDEBAKER 1881 convertible; orig:
owner, 1900 miles. Only several
scratches; ,Ss95. OIL. 2-6696.
WIILY6 .JFEp 1879. HEATER. SIC.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
The Cause of Books in Congress

might topple the whole operation.
But spokesmen for the United
States Information Administration
as the agency is now known. insist
that its directive, forged out OF the
smoking ruins Of 1858. is a work.
able one They say that books are,
as the directive rules, chosen on
the basis of content. However. they
are still forbidden to send out books
by avowed Communists, invokers Of
the fifth amendment and persons
convicted of crimes involving the
security Of the United States. So.
after a book has been chosen, what
the agency calls "a reasonable
check" is made by its security Office
against these provisions.
Evening star., 1954-12-05

theater. birds and flowers and
landscape. A comprehensive text
on the two centuries heyday Of
the Japanese color print accom-
panies SO illustrations, more than
20 in color.
Aston Art
The art of the East is still largely
unknown to us. Consequently. an
introduction such as Helen Rubis-
sow's cart of Asia" philosophical
Library fills a need. She begins
with prehistoric man Of the Old
Stone Age (5O0, ,000-2O, 900 B. Co.
and gives a chapter to each civili-
zation of the Near, Far and Middle
East, not only those with continuity
from ancient times, but also those
of antiquity which fourished and
disappeared.
South Secs Art
The art of natives of the South
Sea Islands looks strange and
frightening to the average Occiden-
tai. But those people have their
ancient civilizations and old mas
ters, which are described in
Oceanic Art" by Tischner and
Hewicker Pantheon). Nearly 100
superb gravure plates illustrate
outstanding works in museum and
private collections in Europe and
Britain.
Evening star., 1954-12-05

admirable full-length portraits. all
well illustrated, are "RaOul Duffy"
by Sam Hunter abrams Garden
City,; "George Grosz" by John /.
H. Baur (Macmillan) Fletcher
Martin" by Barbara Ebersole and
william Saroyan (Univ. Of Florida
Press); and the Sculpture Of
Jacques Lipchitz" by Henry Hope
(Museum of Modern Art).
Methods
Since many art lovers are inter-
ested in methods as well as results.
w. c.. Constable's 1.-THE Painters
Workshop" (Oxford Univ. Press)
should be absorbing to both lay
men and students. Admirably
written, this book on "the various
ways in which Western paintings
have come into being" shows the
reader how complicated is the
creation of work of art. and in
creases his respect for those who
succeed. fet
Rembrandt, whose life had as
many lights and shadows as his
art, is the subject of the years
most beautiful volume on an old
master. by Ludwig NUM- tAbrams),
with so large color reproductions
and many monochromes in the
text. Historical, biographical and
critical introduction, and comment
on every plate. gives the reader
intimate acquaintance with the
great master of chiaroScuro.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Religious Symbolism

A. study of the sources and uses
of religious symbolism, about
which many books have been pub
lished, is at last available in a
single comprehensive volume.
"Signs and Symbols in Christian
Art" by Rev. George Ferguson
(Oxford University Press). One of
the years most beautiful books, it
is illustrated with 90 full-page
gravure plates and Is in color, all
reproducing masterpieces of Ital-
ian Renaissance painting in the
Evening star., 1954-12-05

The bookmobiles ply their wares
all over the world: the translations
program is going on apace. Thirty
five hundred expendable libraries,
little cases containing paper
backed representative American
books. are going out. A new pro-
gram inducing publishers TO print
cheap overseas editions of current
books has been instituted.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Flow of Books Resumed

At any rate. the ,doW Of books,
which was virtually cut of in 1853
when it was not considered safe
to pick any author born after 1918,
has been resumed. Almost 4O0, 600
titles have been sent out in 1854:
Evening star., 1954-12-05
The Orient

Pre-eminence of the Orient in
international affairs today is due
to factors at opposite poles from
art. But it may be a factor that
has increased the number of
worthwhile books on art OF the
East.
The harsh aspects of Mao's
China make its past even more
attractive by contrast. Alan Priest,
curator of Far Eastern art in the
Metropolitan Museum. not only
knows his subject, but also writes
enchantingly. No wonder, then,
that his Aspects of Chinese Paint
ing" (Macmillan) is a gift book
par excellence The student will
learn about the subject; the lover
Of good writing per sc will read
these essays delightedly and often.
It ought to be on every ones bed
side table. Many illustrations,
both color and plain halftones.
Chinese Art
Students who want to learn
quickly about the whole field of
"Chinese Art" will get authorita-
tive capsule knowledge from this
volume (Beechhurst Press) by Sir
Leigh Ashton, director of the Vic
toria and Albert Museum, and Basil
Gray, keeper of Oriental antiqui-
ties at the British Museum. These
scholars selection of 1872 objects of
the highest quality has brief COM
ment on each illustration, and
comprehensive forewords. Gour-
mands for knowledge on the sub
ject will find "Chinese Art" by
Judith and Arthur Hart Burling
(Studio- -CroweD handles the sub
ject with extensive text and more
than 200 illustrations, some in
colors.
Joponese Art
Beautiful woman has been a
favorite subject of artists from the
Old Stone Age to today. Nearly
all Japanese Masters Of the Color
Print" by Hitler Phaidon-Garden
City, devoted their talents to
idealizing women, along with the
Evening star., 1954-12-05

6SS pages Of the greatest laueb-makers
OF OuT time-a gala collection from
more than 30 top humorisis. Illustrated
$3.ss wherever books are sold.
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Samuel 81. Kress Collection, more
than half Of them IN the National
Gallery of Art. This pictorial sur
vey OF the Renaissance also has
$50 marginal drawings Of symbols.
British Pointing
"A History Of British Painting"
by Ernest Short (Pitman) begins
with the Anglo Celtic tlluminators
of about II centuries ago, and
concludes with . sombre inquiry
into the spiritual and mental dis
harmony expressing creative
artists today. The book is q treas
ury of history, biography, criti-
cism, anecdote and speculation.
"Modern Prints and Drawings"
by Paul j. Sachs (Knopf) covers
the subject for a century and a
half. The author, one Of the
United States outstanding author
tiles on graphic arts. has selected
286 prints and drawings from Da-
vid G790) to Saul Steinberg
1952). On the faculty of Harvard
University for nearly 40 years, DR..
Sachs inspired three generations
of museum directors and curators.
His brief. incisive history and
comments on the plates are in
formative, witty and readable.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Art and Politics

Although there is supposed to be
nothing new under the sun, He'll
NUT Lehmann-H -Haupt says in his
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Continued From Page 81

the group which includes such lights
as T. s. Eliot and Robert Penn
Warren-seems to be in the dark.
Overseas Libraries
The year just passed saw nothing
like the blowtorch-type investiga-
ton conducted by Senator McCar-
thy on our overseas library pro-
gram in 1858. Since that time, the
program now separated from the
State Department and directed by
former Radio Executive Theodore
c. Streibert, acted with uncom-
mon valor in at least one phase.
It politely declined to include in
overseas shipments two books by
Senator Mccarthy. In other activi-
ties, though, according to some Of
its friendliest critics, the program
has proceeded with undue caution,
apparently still fearful that the
visiting Congressman overseas may
pull down from shelf book that
Evening star., 1954-12-05
The Comic Books

Investigating Congressnen in
1854 confined their literary efforts
to the world of the comic book.
The violence, brutality and sadism
Of much comic-book content had
been severely criticized and cited
by some as contributing factor
to juvenile delinquency. After
Senate hearings conducted by Sen
ator Hendrickson. a New York
judge was appointed czar Of the
industry. Every one, including
some comic book publishers them
selves, felt the proper course had
been taken.
Evening star., 1954-12-05

thought-provoling cart Under q
Dictatorship" (Oxford University
that what has happened in the
second quarter of the Goth century
is something that has never
happened before in the history Of
our society"-the absolute control
of art by the dictators. One learns
from this serious. documented vol
ume. how Nazi Germany and Soviet
Russia made art into a. Subservient
political instrument.
Greet Masters
Old and modern masters, and
gifted living artists who may be-
long to these categories In the
future, continue to be scrutinized
individually. Spain's francisco
de Zurbaran," a precursor Of con-
temporary painting. is presented
for scholars and serious students
in the first catalogue raisonne with
$50 superb illustrations by Martin
S. Soria (Phaidon- Garden City.
''Piero della Francesca" by Lilo
nello Ventura and "RenOir" by
Denis Rouart are gems Of 1854
added to the "Taste Of Our Times"
series by Skira. Each little volume
has 50-odd hand-tipped ful1-cOlor
reproductions, Of fine quality. Other
Evening star., 1954-12-05
By Florence S. Berrymon
Art Critic of The Star

The feature of 1954's art book
publication, to use the 30-odd vol
umes which came to me, as q
microcosm, is the number of good
surveys of entire schools, regions,
or in one instance, the world. Dis
coveries. reappraisals. and new de-
velopments would seem to increase
every year, the difficulty of doing
such a thing adequately. let alone
successfully.
A Tour De Force
A rapid tour from early Egypt to
today, including ancient and mod
ern worlds, Orient and Occident,
is Fifty Centuries of Art" by
Francis Henry Taylor (Harper's).
Director of the Nations greatest
museum Of art, New York's Metro
politan, Mr.. Taylor is surrounded
with the art of all ages, and writes
of it familiarly. The slim volume,
under 200 pages, shares the text
with 342 color Illustrations A tour
de force. even if short of perfec-
ton.
Evening star., 1954-11-09
.JALOUSIE WINDOWS
Ludwig Weother-VieW
Some Prominent
Installations BY
The Shade Shop

TOtalling Millions of Units
Arlington Towers Apartments
India Mission Building
Canadian Military Mission Building
Sheraton Carlton Hotel
Sheraton Park Hotel
Willard Hotel
Washington Hotel
Dupont Plaza Hotel
Pentagon Building
u. S. Soldiers Home
(Domiciliary Building)
World Center Building
Wire Building
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Building
Carlton House Apartments
Pennsylvania Building
1901 Connecticut Avenue
Standard Construction Company
berkshire Apartments)
Georgetown University (HOspitaI)
George Washington University
(Hospital and House of Government
PLUS HUNDREDS or SCHOOL, HOSPITAL,
AND INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS -.
AND THOUSANDS or FINE HOMES
Evening star., 1954-11-09
BLINDS
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Deal With The Shade Shop
. Foetory-to-You

Using nationally famous materials, our
finished products are custom-made in
our own new plant Factory-trained ex-
perts estimate and install, too.
Evening star., 1954-11-09
. Lower Prices

Local factory, mass production, and low
overhead lower the unit cost to YOU, too.
And top quality means lower cost PER
YEAR.
Evening star., 1954-11-09
. Service Dept.

Complete one-caII service. Venetian blinds
repainted, retaped, and parts replaced.
Window shades washed, turned, replaced.
Evening star., 1954-11-09
. Huge Volume

Large-scale production for big building
contracts like the Pentagon, and large
multiple e-housing projects, gives US very
low Overhead" per unit.
Evening star., 1954-11-09
. We Come TO You

We not only deliver and install AT YOUR
HOME-we also come TO YOUR HOME to
show ron samples and make estimates.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-11-15

ity. When only three or four farmers
are getting hurt or losing land it's hard
to get the district or water users assO-
citation, which has perhaps 80 members,
to vote bonds to line the canal, which
everyone must help pay for. 1t is much
easier to get John Doe, John Blake and
his neighbors, who are losing their land.
to pay for drainage, so that's why we
do it. We take this seeped land one
piece at a time and drain it. We some
times make drainage plan for the
project but seldom can use it as SUCH
We must relieve the pain where and
when it starts to hurt, without regard
for cause.
Neither do we look ahead and try to
determine what will have to be done
next year. It's easier to put in a mile
or two of drain when someone is hurt
and willing to pay than it is to sell the
whole group of water users on canal
lining
Someday these canals will be lined,
so why not build them with a lining
where they need it in the first place?
Instead of investing so much money in
drainage, why not start favoring the
canal Innings in every case that has a
reasonable chance for success.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-11-15
Fertilizer Doubles
Pasture Capacity

RESULTS OF TESTS to determine
the merits of fortified versus infer
tilted alfalfa-brome grass pastures
were recently reported by the Mime
sofa Experiment Station at Rosemount
where the tests were made with IS
Montana-born steers. The daily gain
per steer on the fortified pasture was
LA pounds compared with LA pounds
on the unfertilized pasture; the fertilized
sections of the pasture gave 1872 steer
days of grazing per acre, compared
with only 121 days for the unfertilized
sections.
The fortified sections received 500
pounds of 0-2O-2O per acre in the spring
of 1852. The steers gained a total of
BAIT pounds on the fortified pasture
and those on the unfertilized pasture
only 1857 pounds The value of beef
produced per acre was $66.46 on fer
tilted pasture compared with $29.06
on the unfertilized pasture.