davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-10-01

by placing the salt along the trail
(ab0ut 2s of the way out from the
water) to the little used area If the salt
is placed in the little used area, many
of the cows won't find it. Also, to get the
best use of salt-distribution we keep the
cows hungry for salt. 1t takes several
weeks without salt before they'll go
very far for it. Sometimes we seek out
the little used area, put the salt there,
and call the cows to it.
PalatabiIity
Palatability is an important factor in
obtaining even use. With continuous
grazing the most palatable plants, the
ones that are the most productive from
the livestock gain standpoint, are
grazed out Under continuous grazing
it is necessary to kill out the productive
palatable plants to obtain use of the
less palatable, less productive coarser
feeds. Under quick use, the palatable
plants are grazed closely, but soon re-
cover with the livestock removed. The
cOarser feeds are utilized when the
sweeter grasses are all consumed.
We have found it undesirable to
Craze improved pasture (bromegrass,
orchardgrass, alfalfa, etc. along with
native grass, unless I'd it is desirable
to save the native feed for winter, or
90 the improved grass lies farthest
from water and the cows have to cross
the native grass to get to it. If the inn
proved and native grasses occur along
side each other, the cows will overuse
the improved before even touching the
native. If it is desirable TO keep the
native grass for winter, the cows can
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-10-01

be moved when the improved grass Is
properly grazed (4-inch stubble).
FAN and Winter Grazing
Even use is easiest to obtain during
fall and winter. There are no flies, cool
weather encourages travel and the
cows need less water.
We clean up the coarse, leftover feed
in some of the range areas in winter.
This is done without adding to the
summer cropping, since the soft feed
areas are covered with snow. Some of
the south slope areas that are not very
resistant to grazing, we Craze every
other year.
When we supplement the cows on the
winter range, even use is obtained since
we feed the supplements on the areas
that have abundant grass.
Good tall grass that is desirable for
winter is easy to obtain on the winter
range areas. Winter grazing is favor
able to grass production since the cattle
lie on the open slopes where the grass
can utilize the manure, and there is
more manure on the winter areas with
the feeding of supplements. Also, under
winter grazing, the grass doesn't lose
any of its green season foliage.
Grass Crop
We are raising grass as a crop. Our
ignored nd neglected grasslands
weren't producing the grass we needed.
Even with the extra expense of pr0vid-
ing the grass chance to grow, we feel
that grass is still, by far, the cheapest
livestock feed. In fact, the more we are
able to produce per acre, the cheaper it
becomes (same taxes, boundary, fences,
handling costs, transportation, etc..
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-10-01

it can manufacture more leaves, roo
deeply and maintain itself against the
invasion of weeds, sagebrush, snake
weed, cactus, cheatgrass, etc.
Cows, like people, are lazy. They
will Craze the way that favors grass
production if you force them to and
they get in the habit Let them have
their own way and they'll sharply re-
strict production on the areas they like
to Craze the best and leave the
less accessible areas to go untouched
and become rank.
We obtain the mOWer-like effect by
turning large numbers into small areas
for short periods. They utilize all the
feed. They do very little recropping,
leaving about 3 or 4-inch stubble.
This system takes a lot of fencing
1--WE use electric fence), lot of water
development, lot of watching "A
neighbor said he certainly wouldn't
have all that fence to look after
$50 miles,. He's remarked several
times though, he'd like to have our
grass even wanted us to pasture
some of his cattle. He could grow the
same kind of feed on his own range. 1t
would take bit of fencing, water de-
velopment, watching.
Distribution
The larger the area, the more need
for other methods of obtaining distribu-
ton When we Craze 20 acres of inn
proved pasture in two weeks with so
head of cows, the placement of salt is
of little Importance. Placing of salt for
60 head of cattle in 800 acre pasture
considerable study.
From experience we've found that
the best distribution can be obtained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

AMER. u. PARK--Brand-new, det
brick home, In one Of the most
beautiful and desirable parts Of thil
popular section. First floor. powder
rm,, large all-elec. kit; 8 bedrms. !,
~ baths on 2nd a.; Ice. recr. rm.
Or den and half bath IN basement
Excellent quality; blocks 70 Spring
VALLEY shopping; upper 2Os. FRANK
8; PgiILILdIPs, Df 7-iSii; eyes
AMER MI S- O. PARK. sas,Soo---Hsad-
some 3-bedroom. 2-bath brick CO.
lonial Of superb quality. and IN
cation, near 43rd and Verpiank
pl., near the eity's. finest public,
PPfsISsssaR!al PA R'ly'S b. s sen1ssf'
AMER. UNIV. PARK--spIendid ioca-
tion. at one Of the choice high points
Of the city ct f2md and Warren cts:
Charming. white brick Colonial OF
superb quality. Spacious center u
plan; Including den snd lsyatory, %
D.: nicely fnished .sId q: rec, on,
servants I'm. and bath. gear built
roof! ssf,esc. " FRANK rHfI.
IN. pL 7-itiiI svss- VIC, O.
EH3k. "a
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HOUSES UNFURNIsnEp tcens.

ALExAEDRIA-Conv. airport and
PentaRon. stone-and-hriek row. .
s esdrn sioof r 81 s Isei rm' assIee'
RIGGS PARK-Nev semidet. brick;
2 rms, Z" baths; fenced yard. an
doVs. porch. available about May
Is. S115 . mo. ia. 9-3172. "a
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm. rambler:
nearly new: lge. fenctd yard; avail.
May 16. 500. PO. 2-4614. rs
D BEDRMS.. nv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
iull ssmt.: Sis mo. OWNER DI.
1850; any time: -
S105, IA. 1880. --25
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, full bsmt.; close
to bus, in Pals Church: immediate
REALTY JE. a-i4so. w @a4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick rambler,
fun hsnlt;.. all-electrie kit; near
Ma aSol si aRr. psr R s2 OCCUPANCY gg. g
cooNSGGRiEss HEIGHTS. s5os wheeler
I'd. s,e.-3 bedrms., Ia baths: s.
no. JOHN L. SHELTON kEALToR,
cHEvY CHASE. Mp.-charminE 2
hedrm. bungalow: bsmt., trees. Only
Sl00 mo. to good tenant. 5317
cCLIEGE PIX, sSSs 4sth Pig
bedrm. home, fun bsmt,. expsndahle
attic. automatic washer. children
accepted: $40 mo. ]. VICTOR
piCKEY' APP. 7-S0SO. IA
KENsiNGToN AREA-contemporary
brick rambler. Goodman built: .
bedrms. cleo. washer. drier. mower
incl. Brick patio nice trees: 500
mo LO. $4,000. HIGGINS a.
WHEATON, Sedms,. side porch
bsmt., fenced yard. outdoor bar
HIGGINS 4 HARRIsoN, INC. .
l6iS RIGGS PL. N.W.-9 rms, 2
baths. oil heat: S110. Suitable for
s Isl fasFRilZ nc n r 81 4asa,o "a
ARL.-2-bedrm. semidet. brick: lge,
yard: redec.: of Shirley hwy. 10
min. pentaeon. IA. 5.2494. ga
tase; fully equip. kit, garbage, dis
posal storm doors and windows:
imned. possess, $S5. AID. 4-435d.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

POTOMAC HUNT-Will exchange ex-
tensively remodeled farmhouse: 8
and bath avail: ami: GOOD barn,
garage and workship: beautiful set
ting, 3 acres. magnificent shade
trees, orchard, garden; for income
business property or small residence
NV. Give description and location
Box 276-C, Star. "a
M0TEL-Nice home; win trade equity
for $4,000 clear home. Phone
Occpquan, Va. 10S-W.
RETIRING, have Dupont Cir. home
and income, will take late mod. car
and trailer, cabin cruiser, or cottage.
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HOUSES roR sALE-N.w.

Nh. WALfKR RKED-yndss sao.-
Del. Ssdrms-. den: fSil Ssmt.
With lay. 81 h..w.h.: immaeulsts
5 e. g ~ ss 8 nv. Can for s.O'
large corner lot; nrst nooT. bed
room. bath. liv; room with fireplace,
dtn, room, MOD; Kit. With breakfast
rooms and bath: fun, dry basement;
sarsge: excel. financing. RIA. g.
Town HOUSE, near shoreham Ho-
Tel. 2o2s Allen place n.v.-open
amount Of luxurious living for the
money. in an excellent. elose-in To-
cation, bordering Rock Greek Park;
large. FoUR-BEDROOM row brick
home, In almost uew-home condi-
Sn Prs esrD esaass oe sos s ss
kitchen has been beautifully mod.
ernized with all the latest and finest
electric labor-saving devices. Asking
$1e,760. Directions: Out connecti-
S sa eye one 5se So e ss%n zee ss
FHLLiPs. 81. F-izi1; ewes. AID.
BUSSGAiiow-s rooms, bath. fun
S basement ssn,.r and saraFs near shop
ea25 18th ST. N.W.-rmmaculsts
semidet. brick. roekvool insulated.
rms, ~ baths. gas h.-wh..
s sT s44fi srafFs "a asnss9n ss to sai''
sl6,95O-corner house on valuable
big LIST trust available" No. income
In excess Of $500; 9 complete apis
F r. s ascfs Fs a e4ff sop n his
lion years. such. Q supreme bargain
ia. 9-0S94. RE. 7-O676.
4I2 RITTENHoUSE; 81 900 down
semidet.. Al cond.; ? Ice. bedrms..
Owner leaving town, must sell today.
Excellent terms. Open 2 to 6. SHEER
IDAN, RA. 3-506S.
200e PARK RD., NV, semidetached
brick, 3 stories and nsnt:, II rms,
Furniture included in price Of So.
900 with $4,000 down. r. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Eealtor. RE. 7-lls1.
B aExseiasi fiR oS cSSS., cor. Belmont
porch. 2. sun decks; pleasant house.
LoED T LII siS5dse Ho HR 81 bed.
rooms; .arehtl. gem. smartest loc.,
S So.is: liy; rm.: pan Ud rec. rn;.
ssr.; $500 an: By owner. col.
4a1 MADISON ST. NV. open Y2.S
Sunday; attractive 8 rms. Q kits,
sil.modsrn home with inc; Owner
INCOME OR HOME, In convenient
Mt. Pleasant section-First d.:
rms. "a bath. Second d; bedrms..
2 baths. Basement has living guar
tiers Of 3 rms, bath. etc. Priced in
Owner will finance balance. ELIJAH
Broker. EN-. 3-4335.
1920 MONROE ST.-6-rm., bath CO.
lonial row brick; auto. gas heat, No
call vINNICK & COHEN. Me.
S,a2s4, Eyes. and Sun, To. 2-oS97.
$3.50 81 G i5sS sr.-s-bearm. row S STisk:
o s,eeD a nssel q 20 h 5-fso6 sis7So
1894 LIST ST.-A honey 4-bedroom
will like the large rooms: 4 bedrms.,
din: rm,, garage. de luxe kitchen
with dishwasher; owner Is moving
70 n. r.: priced right. $1s.5oO. Open
$50 asF vens Ga ~ IT, tb sig ysn
Branch rd.--6 rms. ali on / door,
Ia baths; oil heat; yard; garage;
In very fine cond.: owner leaving:
rsas pris: and terms; See it today.
2-bath home with . bedroom and
bath on LIST floor. equipped kitchen.
large open 2d-foor porch: hot-water
heat :, So, III s53, on terms; RIPLEY
CATHEDRAL AVE. AREA
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN - Gentleman share
small home with cpl, patio, garden
CO. 5-4416 Sun. or ewes. after z.
REFINED COUPLE to share my home
Conv.. to 14th st. carline. Refs. Call
TIA. e-67s0.
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share comfortably
furn. house with others. Sheraton.
VIZ Rsrt ws ssss III Hp. , 21Ss42 III croRasr.
TOWN! :. girls looking for. or 2
other girls to house hunt together
College grads. pref. HU. 3-9237;
BACHELOR WILL SHARE 6-room
hopse furnished. with young eonple'
ia. S-0393. ..... "a
s. ARL.--GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm
home; conv. transp., home atmos-
phere. OF. 4-7167. After 8 week
days. "a
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GROCERY
$500 week. $1,000 down. Sacriflc,
for cost Of fixtures. No charge FOL
stock. Apartment tenants pay yol
SECURITY REALTY, s0e N. Y. ave
NV. Ma. s-6744. JU. 9-7323.
WOMEN'S APPAREL
AIR CONDITIONED SHOPS
q o SILVER ys sp er I,, MdA RDre ss
tsl- Dept. store-Pries $4,000 plu,
t4i Alex, va.-Ssoo VIZ. Income
Price b, 900 plus stock.
GIFT SHOP
900 plus $ for ) for stoek: w.
WHITE or coLoRED
1919 18th st. n.w.--3-story corner
brick, furn.. or unfurn. 5000
cash down handles. bal. monthly,
Open to cash offer. Income over
%o Plus e a;. APT No aIy uTn
ished. no. 2-79iO.
S1,5OO- SIS, 600, TERMS
Select your shop IN. Silver Spring
Takoma Park or Bethesda. Md. Per-
haps you prefer Arlington, Alexan-
dria or Falls Church. VAL Maybe
ton, New iistings daily. Clients
TO q buy : i, OF Or, sell any business or real
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
BEAUTY SALON SPECIALIST
ME 9-6540
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FOUR NIT. STUDENTS desire tc
rent house in vicinity OF MOL OF
Silver Spring. from June 10 TO sept
10; references. Write CHARLES
GREENE. 400 Memorial drive. Cam
bridge, Mass.
HOMES NEEDED--wt
have fine tenants for homes In Be.
thesda. Silver sprinE, kansley Park
plete rental service, phone us today
PERRY HAY CO., JU. h-6242. --2E
COLORED FAMILY NEEDS small
house. VIII consider apt. or LIST a
HUI. 3-S.e7.
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NEARBY MARYLAND
ADELPHT, close to Maryland Univ.
"a rms. Ia baths. tiled basement;
RADIANT VALLEY. near Prince
Georges Country Club-5-rm. brick
rambler: 500 month.
RADIANT VALLEY-Furnished p
bedroom brick; S125 month.
RIVERDALE, near parkway - 3-bed-
room and basement brick; siio per
ROBERT g. DAVIS & CO.
WA. $4,000 "a
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 5704 Nebraska
ave.--Newly dec. 8 rms. baths.
oil heat, rec. rm.. scr. porch. gar
Now avail. Near bus. churches and
EDW. H. JONES AND CO.. INC.
$3.50 Conn. Ave. OIL. 7-2!77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
ALL THE COMFORTS

ALL LIE COMtORlS
OF Q home IN an apt. plus no util
70 pay Is what we are offering in
College Park. De luxe 2-bedrm
apt. de luxe kit. with aarbaee dis.
posai. parquet noors. master Tv
features incl. full bsmt.. for only
S99.5 and up Lge play ares for
children Rental ONCE open daily.
I1-dark. 4306-B Guihord dr Dir +:
North on Baltimore blvd to Gull
ford DR. at LIST trafic light In Col
blks. and right to Rental once. RE
T-o4R1 or I'M A.9RAQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Don't Miss This One

Don't MISS his One
Grocery store for sale. Owner must
leave early May. Saeriace money
making business to right party
Phone DU. 7-4323 for details. 90
MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice AND consultation By exeiu.
travel tS speeiaii.t mon of.erinS A' r.eo onc
: mendations on best buys in motels
and sites. Large moteIs with cash
payments Of $4,000 and up: 3
small motel can be bought for
$4,000 cash. balance easy payments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
UPPER GEORGETOWN

3714 CALVERT ST. NV.
open sat; and Sun, 2:30 to 400.
bet. brick: Q large bedrms., liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. kit. rumpus
rm.; gas h.-w.h.; renovated through
out: $3.50.
MARSHALL &. MAPLE CO.
1874 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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HOUSES UAEuRNIsHED
JUST OFF 18th NV.
MASS. AVE. PARK
31l0 HAWTHORNE ST.

bedrooms, 3 baths. this is an excep-
tional rental value In perfect eond
mo. Avail. June Is. Call Mr.. Youni
FRANK g. PHILLIPS
d. 7-1411 Ewes. EN-. 3-2279
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EARLY DAWN a. CO.. TU. 2-222S.
SHEPHERD PARK
1882 ALASKA AVE, NV
$500 18th ST. NV.

Omen Sunday, 8 TO s Pm.
Owner leaving o. S.. prominate.
tors once and home: 8 LIE. rms rms
on LIST A.. which include waiting
rm., consultation rm., once, and
others used for physicians use. Ex-
cellent living ARRANGEMENT on ind
d., incl. 2 bedrms.. additional bed
bsmt. With bath. Scar Diet. garage !:
property in good eond. URCIOLO
REALTY CO.. 907 N. Y. ave. NV,
ME. s-4941: ewes. ia. $3.50.
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CATHEDRAL AVE. AREA
Lovely brick, semidet.; s rms. Z
h.-w.h.; 2-car garage In rear. Priced
below market for quick sale
MICHAEL WALSH Il SONS, 1911
EYE ST. NV, RE. 7-S2S2 or OIL
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Owner leaving area. Call TIE. 6-21 81
GROCERY AND VARIETY BUSINESS
for sale, Has been doing $50. COG
ment worth 50. 900. owner desirint
for $1,000. Call Hamilton o601 Of
write Box zoe, Hamilton. Va.
BOOMING HOUSE, near Dupont Cir.
cle--I3 rms. baths. oil h., pvt
bath apt. for, owner. Excel buy
$3.50. small down payment. Other
k s9Hse to o PSnc ELI f Ea soa4 Tfs
SUPERMARKET can be bought right
low overhead; good for partners
ia. a-1 1 90 for appointment.
GREETING CARDS AND GIFTS
Party supplies, souvenirs, costum.
,ewslry; prime downtoyn loo; SINAI,
Rs Sdssh price esa only " s sSo Cash So1
Rc xISn S'f HOUSE, PROPERTY. ssoc
mo. income. $500 down; Q rooms. Z
baths. g3S Mass. ave. NV. S14,e50
TEA ROOM ROOM FOR sALE--conn. ave.
cessfui operation for rs years. Boa
TALL ALT TrM MIXERS Tavern and Motel. f,
units, tavern seats 800. Finely ane
completely equipped and furnished
7-day beer and LIQUOR; legall1ed slo
machines; largest dance floor II
Southern Md; owner retiring; In,
eiudes q coin machines and al
equipment. FURNISHINGS. ready ~
operate; old embellishments; price
$4,000. terms. Includes real estat,
on acre. JAMES H. BROWN
Leonardtovn. Nd. Greenwood D
r INV q ~ .sS rrnrI cr,-pNn uusrnrs,
--Entire plant and good win can 3
sa fH pi s5 HiiIaGas;A kMk2RRa.'i ,aissa,l
MbfsNIsasorsSS BE- LPRfbY,ss 'ae Sellors,ssc
18th %. NV, NO. 7.6bsO. -2k
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COOLIDGE HIGH AREA

HAVE A SELECTION of fine rental
properties in NV. section. "a ring
on our phone will find YOU home, :"
Colony Realty Co.. RIA. 6-05l6
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FoXHALL VILLAGE

OPEN SAT. SUN. 10 q 10 A
Charming Tudor semidet. townhouse:
liv. rm.. din. rTn.. den. hedrms..
3 baths, isn't. 2-car garage. Land
seaped lot. 40 trust. No agents,
please. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

PACKAGE LIQUOR AND SLOT MA.
CHIMES, Lexington PIX, Md.-ownei
warrants rsII more than Sc; 5000 700. month month
able slot machine take; price only
$4,000. about "a cash.
SNACK BAR AND LOT MACHINES
Leonardtown. Md.-Over $500 wkly
snack sales plus 50 900 yearly profit
from machines; full price, $4,000
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 3-2555
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De Luxe Cocktail Lounge

OPENS AT 5 Pm.
Every now and then. ] stumble across
Q GOLD MINE. and this Cocktail
Lounge Is certainly TT Owner
quotes over 500. 900 business in
1854. and LOOK. 92ss bar. Cash re-
niIired-Sl5 000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

HARDWARE STORE, on main high
way In growing suburban area near
Nd. State line: 1854. Gales over
S39 neot s shSSs mo- green senta man
could make a most comfortable liv-
ing and not work too hard: dollar
for dollar for stock plus fixtures
tali told about $4,000. Terms!
Call MR.. STTKIN, KE. 6-a32S. Ex-
elusive with METzLER-VA. ia.
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o fgIs f gHESSRRAAHAI r. + 9 nv giM'
Lovely semidet. brick. "a rms, 3
baths. new-house condition. built
Priced for quick sale.
j. LEE DoNNELLY a. SON
Realtors
Ma 1886: Ewes. WO. 6-23f2
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ACROSS FROM WALTER REED
a23 ASPEN ST. NV.

OPEN 4 70
Beautiful Diet. cor. Colonial, Light tap.
estry brick home: newly dec, liv.
nm. with firepl., din. rm., kit, Q
bedrms. and bath on LIST mr.: 2 bed
rms. and bath on End mr.: full bsmt ;.
Es ar:s, sas r hrT nj lovely sLLs soT. lpI.
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TAVERN in nearby Va. doing q
wkly. business Of Sl.300-Mod. TX
lures, air cond., colored trade, This
is real money-maker and should
hot summer mos. Mr.. Neumann
ALBERT H. COHEN CO., KE; g.
FOR SALE, EQUIP. onset. print
shop, incl. Q presses. cutter. folder
stitcher, plate-making. equip. Once
FIVE AND TEN. over 500. 600 volume
Good profits, $4,000 fixtures. Dollar
for Dollar on stock. JU. 5-0S62.
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4 APIS. RENT sos MONTHLY
Very clean. low rent, needs very
little care: nicely furnished. you
need only $500 down. Call Stewart
BOARD-Owner quotes UP to So. 800
monthly at capacity; NV; $4,000
handles. Call Stewart.
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 3-2555
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NEEGHBUKHUUD GKUCEkY STUME.
Only three owners In past 90 years.
recently out Of hospital. makes sale
imperative. Wonderful opportunity
for young butcher or grocery clerk
to 20 into o business with an as
sufed success. For details write Box
243-Y, Star. 24s
MOTEL, 6 modern units and owners
drtrs,, on U. s. i, at woodbridge,
Va acres. 80 It. front: good
terms, $10-12.0O0 down. Phone
Oceouuan 11-F-3 2b~
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IRVING ST.. 1888 (At Rock Creek
Park)-Open Sun, 2 It'll 6. Modern
Colonial row brick. 8 yrs. old; lse.
nv: rm., din: rm., kit, powder nm.
Ist A.; bedrms., bath. End A.; lge.
bsmt., Va bath: gas heat. $1,000
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Wiz VIE STY TRASH RoUTEs. Ma.
p s16faa YOUR MoNEY.-corpora-
additional working capital. viii
double investment, pay So interest
curiosity seekers please. time is i'm
portant. MA, s-8T44,
STAND. in active once bldg; short
hrs, 5-day. wk., suit. for retired per.
son. Total price, 81; 900, NATHAN
N STkSEH Ma HoM siit Il o eapaeit ysst
acres. MARYLAND; $2. 500 full price.
coon Soi LfTTlE ees;RocERY busy area
NE; low rent ". apt. Lease; Buy
cheap and build up. An experienced
operator viii see plenty Of ,oppor-
R Tansis ne ia al 1sssiis r. 7-Ss7s
GENERAL STORE = Net averagins
$4,000. top potential for expansion
Priced below replacement value:
terms available. Box Iaa-C, star.
U, 8. LEGAL, CORP, INC 1905
f hSss as eeno.aton as' Yo p
W sad Sa p0 s.sSas or CO. S-oiii iii
APPAREL SHOP-Chiidren' and la
dies wear. Modern store. High
grade line Of merchandise. 40-80ss
mark-up; sizable store. reas; rent.
lchbe. 1Uou yearly .luCoNle. zinc
compels sale OF this progressive
store v. B. REALTY ia. s-os94,
sTPiiEN6 ,i'0. GROCERY els. time
offered No competition. 6-day
week. Good income" 7-rm. apt,
Rental income S120 mo. Lease.
Reas. rent. 5elf-serviee. Large store.
2 minutes from d. c. Has valk-in
box 2 deep freezers, 12.ft meat
case. dairy box, veg. stand. 2 COM
pu .an 1 ssslss. . rssisteT sda in
derizer. meat blocks, .fluorescent
Exclusive with W B. REALTY. IA.
BIG VALUE--Apt. house and once
sii iilled' Income. SEQ NO. space
for more units, Only $40, 900. Il
down. Owner take trust. Real Invest.
sssss.s,' IHlkIAr AAs LS %1l1l.S w.
/. winning. established. small weekly
in suburb. Nd. Clean. solid 0ross.
S 70 f ss. El,sns az. issE Si nsseo'r
iei-c. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
CoIorfuI OAR Dinner
For ISIS Ends Session

Delegates to the 64th Cont
mental Congress of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution
were on their way home today
after attending a banquet in the
Mayflower Hotel last night
marking the official end of the
week-long sessions.
The 1915 members and guests
who packed the hotels ballroom
and adjoining lobby in the
largest-attended OAR dinner in
recent years, heard an address by
a fellow OAR in Congress, Repre-
sentative Katharine st. George,
Republican. of New York. Her
topic was American Patriotism
and the Goth Century"
Mrs. st. George paid tribute to
the OAR as "the great conserva-
tive organization in the United
States of America"
You have passed resolutions
that have been challenged" she
said, land we need an organiza-
ton that will come through and
fight and stand up for principles,
regardless of what people say"
Mrs. st. George defined "patri-
otism" as religion" and declared,
For that reason. there can be
no world patriotism. She also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
Board Declares
Kirby |sGuiIty

Suspended Detective Sergt.
Robert G. Kirby yesterday was
found guilty by a police trial
board on three counts growing
out of charges that he partici-
pated in the Charles E. Nelson
numbers racket.
The board recommended he be
discharged from the force.
Kirby. the board ruled, is
guilty of conduct unbecoming an
officer in that he ION divers oc-
casions between November /,
1914. and october /, 1851, par
ticipated in" the numbers racket
with Nelson.
His conduct was prejudicial to
the reputation and good order of
the force on the same grounds,
1t was decided.
Further, he willfully and know
ingly lied to Police Chief Robert
v. Murray about the case, the
trial board found.
His dismissal hinges on the
approval Of the Commissioners.
Kirby has been suspended
from the force since 1852, when
he was accused of delivering
numbers slips and serving as a
guard ct Q gambling headquar-