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Evening star., 1955-09-14

more than one year and that the
Civil Service Commission in these
cases conduct open competitive
exams to fill these jobs on a
permanent basis. -. Employees
of the Navy's Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts will receive their
next pay checks next Wednes-
day and on alternate Wednesdays
thereafter. They have been paid
ION Fridays. Eight civilian
lemployes at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center have received
suggestion awards. They are
Ewald j. Kainer. Mrs. Martha
johnson. Donald Engel, Van F.
Toliver. James Sweeney. Mesha
Fields, Clifton N. Heintzel and
Mrs. Winifred Isaacs. Charles
r.. Barrett, an Associated Press
Inewsman for nearly 10 years. has
been appointed to head the in
formation activities Of the De-
partment of Health. Education
and Welfare. :. The Naval
Research Laboratory has pre-
Isented incentive awards to
Donald j. Mclaughlin, Harold G.
Paine and Paul L. Wedding. ;.
Bert N. Wise, budget officer of the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and an employe there for
AS years, has retired.
Evening star., 1955-09-14

would have received an expen-
sive automobile as a consolation
prize.
Capt. McCutchen chose his
father as counsel under the con-
test rule that any one making
a try for the grand prize may
have the help Of any expert he
selects. -...
Description Of Items
Capt. McCutchen's description
of the Buckingham dinner menu
items was:
Consomme quenelle Con
somme is a broth of either meat,
fish or fowl stock. Quenelle is
what is called a force meat. a
meat. fish or fowl dumping"
Filet de truite saumonee tflsh)
-"Truite saumonee is trout
born, hatched in fresh water,
which migrated to the sea and
returned. Steelhead, we call them
in this country. Filet is a bone
less cut"
Sauce maltaise. served with
asparagus-"Maltaise is a hol-
landaise sauce with orange juice
and a little orange peel in it."
Petit pois a. Ia Francaise tveg-
etable)-"Petit pois Francaise
are little garden peas with onion
chopped up, with sugar and with
butter"
Corbeille tdessert>-"Corbeille
is a pure French word meaning
either a basket of fruit ora bas-
ket of flowers. so let's say a bas-
ket OF fruit"
Wines-Chateau yquem and
Madeira sercial ~ Chateau
yquem is a sweet dessert wine
from the Bordeau district OF
Sauterne. Madeira sercial is
a dry wine from the Madeira
Islands. I believe the grapes are
Sercial and that is how it gets
its name"
Capt. McCutchen said both he
and his father knew the answers
talked them over and agreed on
them The young captain got
started on his hobby because OF
his fathers interest in food and
cooking.
The captain. a resident OF
Worthington, Ohio, Is assigned
as a Naval Reserve officers
Training Corps instructor at
Ohio State University, Columbus.
He was a Navy enlisted man
in World War II. He has served
in Korea. Japan and Europe.
Widow Is Up to $4,000
Another contestant on last
nights program-a 70-year-old
widowed grandmother-gave the
correct answer to the $4,000
question in her baseball category
She is Mrs. Myrtle Power OF
Evening star., 1955-09-14
RESORT FORECAST

Southern New jersey -
Mostly sunny tomorrow.
high 80-85. Light east
winds.
Upper Bay--Some cloudi-
ness tomorrow. high 80-35,
light east winds.
Lower Bay -- Tomorrow,
partly cloudy, high near 30.
East or northeast winds
1915 miles per hour.
Skyline Drive -- Some
cloudiness, high near 85 to-
morrow. Good visibility, light
winds.
Evening star., 1955-09-14

Buford, Ga, who is living tenn
.porarily at Roslyn Heights on
Long Island, where she is a
housekeeper.
Mrs. Power. a baseball fan
since 1895. got over the $4,000
hurdle by identifying Babe Ruth,
Lou Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx, Al
Simmons and Joe Cronin as the
five sluggers who were struck
out in succession by Carl Hub
bell during the 1884 All-Star
Game.
Evening star., 1955-09-14

gon. extension 4l046, or apply Il
room 1025. Navy Annex, Airing
tom. The Civil Service Com.
mission has announced exams
for clerks, $1,000 to $3.175 Q
year: photographers. $1,000 tC
"a ,525 annually; photostat opera
tors and blueprint operatnrs
! 1890 to $3,415. Apply to Ifls
csc. Also. the commission m
nounces an exam for mediea,
record librarians for jobs in tht
Veterans Administration, The
Defense Department and tht
Public Health Service. Apply tc
the Board of Civil Service Exam.
liners. Veterans Administration
The National Advisory Com
mittee for Aeronautics needs ar
internal auditor, Grade II. Cal
the Pentagon, extension 63986.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Thres
veterans organizations-the Dis
abled American Veterans, the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Amvets, at their 1855 conven-
tions, have adopted resolutions
urging stronger civil service re.
Iquirements for acting postmaster
and rural letter carrier jobs. The
veterans groups urged that such
acting appointments not exceed
Evening star., 1955-09-14
Marine Coptoin Wins
$4,000 Quiz Jackpot

NEW YORK, Sept. IA (P.--
Marine Corps Capt. Richard
McCutchen, the epicure ano
cookery whiz. has hit the jack
pot on THE $4,000 Question
biggest prize in the history oi
radio and television.
The 23-year-old leatherneck
won the CHS television bonanza
last night with an amazing
knowledge of foods and cooking
His father. a retired Navy
captain, served as aide -de-camr
as the overseas veteran answered
an extremely complicated ques-
ton.
Experts figure roughly that
Capt. McCutchen will be able to
keep about s35,0oo of the prize
after income taxes.
Will Stay in Marines
Capt. McCutchen. who has a
wife and three small daughters,
said the money will go right
in the bank"
He told newsmen, I've got
an idea of what I'm going to
invest it in"
He said he would remain in
the Marines.
Capt. McCutchen won the
S64.000 by describing seven
items of the menu served at a
dinner given at Buckingham
Palace by King George VI and
Queen Elizabeth March 81, 1888
for French President Albert Le-
brun and his wife. Hal March,
master of ceremonies, named the
courses and called on Capt. Nc
Cutchen to describe them.
The captain appeared conf
dent in the soundproof booth on
the TV studio stage. But he
conferred several times in
whispers with his father, Capt
John c. McCutchen.
Could Have Quit
The son could have called 1t
quits and walked off with the
$4,000 he had won step by step
in four previous weekly appear
ances ON the program. He had
chosen food and cooking as his
category at the start because
they are his favorite hobby.
When the quizmaster asked
what he had decided to do, Capt
McCutchen replied: I've known
my decision for a long time.
Il belong to very proud Or
eanization, and the answer is
Co" he said.
Capt. McCutchen thus became
the first contestant to try the
$4,000 question. Three others
reached $4,000 and quit. II
Capt. McCutchen had missed, he
Evening star., 1955-09-14
|Brucker Talks
With Wilson on
.ArnnyCostCuts

DETROIT, Sept. Il tP.-Army
spending-whether 1t will be
trimmed to help the administra-
Ition balance the national budget
was the subject of private
talk today between Secretary OF
Defense Wilson and his Army
Secretary, WILDER M. Brucker.
| Mr.. Brucker and Gen. Max
well Taylor. Army chief of staff
flew to Detroit last night to con-
fer with the vacationing Defense
Secretary at his suburban
detroit home. 1t was expected
they would seek to impress Mr.
Wilson with the Importance OF
keeping the Army budget at
50 billion-its share of the esti-
mated $34 billion defense budget
for the current fiscal year.
The Army, as well as the Navy
and Air Force. have shown con-
icern over reports that the adj
Iministration might cut Defense
Department spending by 81 bill
lion in an effort to balance the
budget.
Brucker for Combat Readiness
Mr.. Brucker told a news con-
ference last night he expected
that the Army could reduce
spending In its housekeeping
Ior noncombatant branches, but
would not take lightly any cuts
in the budget which would affect
combat readiness.
There is a point where econ
Iomy stops and security starts, y
he said.
Mr.. Brucker said he would
take steps to see that the Army
does a better job when it
comes to investigative proceed
ures" involving persons under
investigation as security risks.
He said he was much aroused
over the Army's bungling of ar
investigation Of DR.. Alfred H
Kelly. a professor at Detroit
Wayne University.
! DR.. Kelly was accused by Army
investigators Of Contributing Il
and supporting" the Wayne
chapter of American Youth fol
Democracy. an organization the
Government had labeled as sub.
iverSive.
/ Changes on Way
Records show DR.. Kelly hac
spearheaded a campaign to have
the organization barred from the
campus. Mr.. Brucker last week
issued a public apology to the
professor.
/ Certain changes in the in.
vestigative methods and pro.
cedures are in my mind Mr.
Brucker said. They will be made
/ in due course"
| DR.. Kelly came under Army
scrutiny in connection with its
investigation of Sanford Way,r,
27-year-old Wayne graduate to
whom the Army has refused to
| grant an honorable discharge
because Of alleged association
with Communist front groups
while a student at Wayne. He
is appealing the charges to a
three-man Army board.
| Mr.. Brucker. former Michigan
Governor, and Gen. Taylor came
| to Detroit after a tour of guided
missile installations at Fort Bliss
Tex. and the White Sands IN
Mex Proving Grounds. They
said they plan to return to
Washington tonight.
Evening star., 1955-09-14
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Intensified 7 raining
Of U.S.. Aides Planned
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

The administration plans push its to provide
and outside training for Federal
poyes Commission Chairman Philip Young declares
Speaking yesterday at the awards luncheon of the Training
Officers Conference said the administration would
Evening star., 1955-09-14
Us. WfATHER BURfAU
River Report

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Showers expected to-
night in the Lower Lakes region and the Northwest well
along the South Atlantic Coast More rain will fall
along the Gulf Coast Temperatures will rise in the Middle
and Lower Lake region New England and the Middle At
an States 1t will be cooler in the Northern Plateau region
and in Minnesota and 1owa.-AP Wirephoto Map.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15
Since 1913 Montana Farmers Haze
Increased By 5 Times Their Use Of
Nitrogen Fertilizers
By j. c. HIDE Professor of Agvonomy and Soils
tate College

button to the protein content of the
grain.
Under a SummerfalIOw system.
available nitrogen accommodates in
the soil during the falIOw period
and this is usually adequate to meet
the needs of the crop. The high
protein content of Montana wheat
indicates that nitrogen has con-
tinued to be available as plant
maturity approached.
Some of the interest in nitrogen fer
tiliZer has been stimulated by the
favorable results obtained from its use
in the wheat area of the Pacific
Northwest. Results from that area are
not applicable to Montana because the
Pacific Northwest receives a winter
type rainfall which is about twice as
efficient in storing moisture in the soil
as is our summer-type rainfall.
Thus, areas in the Pacific Northwest
which receive only 10 inches of rain
fall have a moisture status about
equivalent to our higher rainfall wheat
areas. The difference in the two areas
is further indicated by the fact that
they grow low protein soft wheats,
while Montana produces high protein
hard wheats.
Factors which tend to increase the
need for nitrogen fertilizers in Montana
are:
1. High rainfall or stored moisture
g Land not fallowed the previous
year.
3. Heavy crop residue.
a. Serious loss of surface soil from
wind or water erosion.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15

S. The growth of winter rather than
a spring crop.
Nitrogen fertilizer can be obtained
in number of forms, but, if the
nitrogen is not already in the nitrate
form, it is converted to that form by
soil organisms Similar effects should
be obtained from the different nitro
gen compounds excepting as the meth
cd of placement or season of avail
ability influences the growth of the
crop If such differences are found be-
tween materials, a change of time or
method of application should compen-
safe for the differences obtained.
Leaching is not problem under
dryIand conditions. Thus, with ade-
quate information, we should be
able to get comparable results
from any form of nitrogen and the
selection of the material to use
could be based ON cost per unit of
nitrogen when application costs are
included in the unit price.
Nitrogen can be secured in three
forms:
I. Solid forms of nitrogen. These are
usually bought bagged and are drilled
into or broadcast on top of the soil.
Most of the materials now available
have good physical condition and can
be easily distributed Since the ma
teriaIs are all soluble, they are readily
leached into the soil with the first
shower or irrigation following their
application. The more prevalent solid
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15
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|,.znMZMAMMMN%3 gU7l ZlOG||N#
MN1NM<ztTM|%M%AS66lz zzW4sdaa66S44HNz>@W

FORECAST period amount of storm activity
precipitation North central and
probably larger percentage of the normal
forecast Main storm periods
Several brief but prominent cold
should be the
April 1618 22S and May 1S
The
blizzard their history from April "a logical
question happened" tracking this step by the
daily follows Pacific disturbance moved from
Wyoming Saturday. April 3D. where it developed into low
heart of Wyoming Saturday
with extending Sunday the Owpres
sure Wyoming border western
Nebraska and southwestern South Dakota.
BY surrounded by semicrcle OF
west The stationary high to the
movement prevented the storm from
moving along as ordinarily The thigh" to the north supplied
the contrasting the wet air into virtual
DYNAMO ung energy release the heavy The high on the
west pressure squeeze and helped to wiring more pepa
toni from the air.
BY Monday still lowering over the Black HIS
attempting to way thigh to the northeast day
later practically disappeared by the ovepoWeg O"
of surrounding and rapidly showed eastward across e
Plains states Except inch of precipitation the BLACK s
area very precipitation occurred Nebraska or either OF ne Dakoas
this
The heaviest around the ShdanBings region TINS
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15

forms of nitrogen available in the state
are:
a. Ammonium nitrate containing
about 80 per cent nitrogen. Half of the
nitrogen is present as ammonia and
half as nitrate.
b. Ammonium suIfate containing 20
per cent nitrogen all in the ammonia
form. During the growing season, am
monia is rapidly converted to nitrate in
the soil, but until it is so converted.
most plants will use ammonia as a
source of nitrogen.
C. Urea contains 46 per cent nitro
gen. The nitrogen in urea is rapidly
converted to ammonia and, under
favorable conditions, to nitrate.
2. Liquid forms of nitrogen. AM
monium nitrate, urea and ammonia gas
are dissolved in water to form liquid
nitrogen fertilizers The solutions can
then be stored in tanks and pumped
from one container to another The
solutions are corrosive to many ma
terials and appropriate measures must
be taken to prevent loss of solution
or damage to equipment In cool
weather, solid material may salt out
of the solution and this makes handling
difficult.
Urea and ammonium nitrate solu-
tons can be sprayed on the soil, and
at moderate rates on some plants, with
out loss of nitrogen. When ammonia
Continued on page 27
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15

MONTANA FARMERS and ranchers
are now using about five times as much
nitrogen fertilizer as they used in
1913. More than 5000 tons of nitrogen.
equivalent to about 5000 tons of ann
monium nitrate, are being used each
year in the state About one-half of
this amount is being used ON sugar
beets and potatoes where it is usual to
use between 20 to so pounds of nitrogen
per acre.
A considerable portion of the remain
der of the nitrogen is used on wheat,
although its use on irrigated pastures
is increasing. Most of the nitrogen
used on wheat has been in areas where
the rainfall exceeds Is to is inches and
in these areas yield increases, from
the use Of 10 to 80 pounds per acre of
nitrogen. are frequently obtained.
Particularly during the last year
there has been an increasing interest
in the use of nitrogen on wheat in
areas where the rainfall is considerably
below Is inches. In these lower rain
fall areas, the Montana Agricultural
Experiment Station has not usually Sc
cured crop increases from nitrogen in
fertilizer tests. Further testing may To-
cate areas where responses can be
obtained. Increases in crop yield from
the use of phosphate fertilizers have
been obtained more frequently.
Nitrogen applied at seeding time or
early in the growth period of the crop
tends to encourage vegetative growth
and yield, while the available nitrogen
supply from about heading time to
makes its maximum cOntri-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15

the low being conferred just the resulting prolonged
influence precipitation
the right direction centered favorable
valleys which give Mon
weather
Others
the
snowsorms n Wyoming history
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15

Nitrogen responses frequently obtained irrigated
crops other than legumes and wheat in the higher
fall of the state.
IN where the rainfall is less than about Is inches
wheat usually has not responded to nitrogen fertilizers
Any of the nitrogen fertilizers be used to meet
soil nitrogen deficiency The selection of materials should
be based largely on the cost per unit OF nitrogen
Because the different materials frequently placed
differently in the soil and also differ somewhat in the
son at which nitrogen is most readily available small diff
ferenceS between materials may be found.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15

April IS. 1855
Evening star., 1955-09-18
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1341 @ ST. NV. ROOM zoo

RE d TTE1fsI 4 n GTvrT I0sl I-.U 49,
n.,t I'm. Hv.si s,a iHM. NY Wy
Ssin'1ns,UMl ~, ,,vlx pi,o wssky. y rig F1anT; TnSST
L0RoMHiNE, i4da park "a nv
arAurrc,ANs "a ,,.,,,,,,:,: al j..
erator foP nermanent Wsyirs. '' b1sy
shop; tor ts salary. CAN OF. 4.b4si
nrArr,c,AN vh,,. ..,a
stylist; no manicuring. LEE sTU.
DID, Wash. BIDS. Ma s-ssis:, s:,o
"a .asls md SfISsTs 81 .rSaSS as
sEtns.x 70 .. SaA Tues "a; D.
BEAUTIClAN - Bis earning income
ior nair eoiorist' 81 around; also
SSt ~ S1s Msn & OF WOE Mwomsn.: ~. 1ays'
Sons fPsrt.tims openinss @ VIII.
LIAM or NEW YORK. HAIR
STYLISH, La. 6.i7Oi. lie
nooa .,.r..,. ~,
s;vI1y "a; his1y w ,, pRED TIE n HAIR
,,.rr,o,.v Az, x.v,r,,;s2o.
day week; hours, {. 70 6. pAyiD|
AAAH sf1LiSI. 1898 u y. n,V
BEAnTIcIAN. male or female hair
sIyiiss 70 VOL IN NEG: n:x. salon;
~ s.sC sm an ,,h mhaniH,ulsss: s,o.ns: muss d
q Salary NY and saa commission. Min sIo" wo. 0ec 3.
5IS9; :,,,.v -.lS
nMUrswt ca,nsrsurst. Gl,h ~ tchna h1I',v ai1ts M
WARREN BEAUTY SALON 3i33
Conn. ave. co. 5.527i. lis
-r.U-,C,.N, ... ~
opsrstor; Appiy oAbRIELs. 19ls
:. @ ..,,-w ~ c,...n.
nxEAT1A nxEAT1A UyxGHALOM--AgpY FAI
YOUR IHAIsD2sasskR' 2sa eS1 81.
nrSI,ry as oPrpATo. v,,... -.
perieneea an.ronna gIE S-9sy vSss
Kennedy S d st. NV. NV. "a. s.ss7s. F. ~ IL
comm. pd. vac. sd. VIZ wf.. IS no n,eht- ii.
work. air-cond. shop, I722 wilson
blvd. Arl., Va. lust across Key
Hair stylss "a. S-soS3. OF. I-SseS
BILLING CLERK. young lady. hs White;
NEW cry OPTICAL. S17 isth Il.
NV. Room 600. Edmonds Bldg.
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
:s: ss:s sa5Sss:s; Ssss
sirabie employe dement's. Apply
LOAN ASSOCIATION, 730 11thI
st. NV. 80
n0oKErsprps IN sso vt tv,,,t Ia
sso NJ un. .sc,sssries. 70 Sey .Stenox toI
SooS ~. ris:. IiS All -. I7se0 tSo,i.
sSnds nlseed: ssiecf openinSs: drst
see 5oYDs. cor. l2tn ana . n"
bO0AhEErEk'r nEe easuaHs star, Ms.r
atr-cond. once WO, o-SlOO.
RO0KKEEPER. age TO IS, some
typing: 5-dny week. desire to work
more important than experience.
Gtart az $50. Call Monday. 0 TO
10 BARRETTS TRANSFER AND
gTORAGE Co, Ap. 10000. la
Evening star., 1955-09-18
HILR-WoMEN

BooKKEEPER and IT,
6-day WI. Apply 70 MRS, KOKNId
at 0ee Pa. ave, II. 3-e697. .-1e
Evening star., 1955-09-18

CLERICAL 2 middle aged, but Httit
typing: fve-day week, paid holi.
days, vacation after year: down.
town printing afm, Apply IN per.
Lie. 511 l1th nv. is
Evening star., 1955-09-18

CASHIERS. expefience helpful but
not essential: 40-hf.. 6.day Wk.
excel. company benehts. Excel. op.
portuntty for Advancement Tor tnt
two who qualify.
SEARS, RoEBUCK q co.
A6O0 wis. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

DANCE TEACHERS TI0l. ages 81
30. TO teach ballroom dancing full
or part time. No experience nee
essary. Training given free, Neat
appearance and natural dancing
ability essential Permanent posi-
pm DON MARTINI sTuDIos.
Dance SSS III TkscHRss-Exper. Z; nis not n nee
Trainees applications nov being ae-
eepted. Apply IN person. 2 TO 10
pm. FRED ASTAfRE DANCE
STUDlOS. 1414 r OF. NV. III
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom. full or
part time: ages. 2 70 80: single:
experience preferred. but not neces-
ssry. We train you: excellent
s.rninss rrd paid vaeationrs, ioropg Agply srIln -
DIOS, 1880 Conn. ave. nv. 20
OPERATOR, age 90
35 experienced. for wen;knogn
MANslAGEMENT coSsULTANTs,
INC. suite 500, 1906 @ st. NV
Evening star., 1955-09-18
OFFICE WORKERS

Permanent positions with well-estah.
conyen. located downtown air-cond, ,
law ONCE Exception ally pleasant
working conditions with liberal va
cations and group hospitatizauon
provided; 5h-day week H1ener-
average salaries paid Ior ex.
per. and industry.
Receptionist-telepho op.er OF.
Alert, personable young lady with
good telephone voice. knowledge OF
tipping or bookkeeping and exper.
In this type of work. Starting SAL
airy $500 per month.
Typist. Exper. person. Must be ae-
curate, speedy. consistent worker.
Start S2S5 mo.
Stenographer-T -Typist. Exper., neat,
accurate. fast worker. Start. salary.
S3l0 month.
These positions are TO be filled i'm
med. Give age. exper. and .Quaith-
cations and position In which you
may be interested. BOX 106-x, star.
PBx-TYPisT, aee l9-36;. exper: for
petroleum corp. position avsll'
NENT cONsULTkNTs. INC. suite
600. 1406 @ st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR
Experienced, light typing. o-dsy
week. Apply in person.
HELENA RUBINSTE1N
1889 NJ Ct. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
WANTED
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
NEW-CAR
AND
USED-CAR
AUTOMOBILE
statesmen

Here's an opportunity for
aggressive men to join the
sales staff Of one Of WASH
ington's oldest and largest
Chevrolet dealerships.
These positions are not re-
placements to our staff, but
additions. Our presen I
personnel can't handle all
our floor traffic. II you're
experienced and good clos
erS, you can become the
highest paid statesmen in
the industry. We pay To
commission-l0% on acces-
sories. with a $50 minimum
on new cars. Your job is to
sell only. We handle all the
detail work. New demon
strators furnished.
See Mr.. Clark for new cars.
See Mr.. Wheeler for used
cars.