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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
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TAK0MA PK.-CompleteIy remod-
eled. pvt. entr.; 2 persons or work.
Ing cpie. eau eyes,, JU. 6-4624:
MT. RAINIER. 5000 Perry st.-s
rooms and bath. cow. TO every
thing. D. C. fare. Phone uN; A.
40 o7th AVE, Capitol HIS
rms, BATH. End a.; pvt. entr empl.
cDle.. no children; no utils.: $50 mo.
MASTER BEDROOM, with air con-
ditioner and phone. Mod. kitchen.
adjoining bath; SIS. Ladies. IA, q
Mt II II RAINIER, $500 asrd SIS
rms. and bath; block to stores
and transp.: S6s.50. WA. 4-73ss.
LIVING ROOM. bedroom. kitchen,
bath and rear porch; nicely fur
nished, AP. 7-.02S6. Ill
MT. RAINIER rooms. bath. large
hall; private s entrance; couple 9SlS'
M Sah LANCE XII G PRivVSrE HOME. livins
room. bedroom, kitchen and bath.
S75 mo. including utilities. WA.
COY GSs'T TERRACE APIS. knotty. pine
liy. nm 6sd arI Kit, bath large
BETHEssDiA.Earse efieieney in apt;
bids. 9 Hollywood beds. RcA Tv
and radio; atr-cond.: conv. trans.
stores. Approx. 3 mo. OIL. 4-06ll
Of 2-907O. 500 month IL
FLOWER AVE. AND PINEY BRANCH
AREA-Large 5-Eoom, newly furn-
ished. 1st-fioor apt. in modern bldg
Conv. to everything. No lease. $l35
per month. Call JU. 7-B173. .--l3
S-R0OM APT, pvt: bath and en-
trance. S003 Maple ave, Takoma
Park. Md. JU. 9-6077.
TAKOMA PARK bedrms., liv. rm.,
kit. bath: conv. loo. Call Ju. $500
all day Sun. weekdays after pm.
MT. RAINIER-2 bedrms., liv. rm..
kit. and bath. near transp and
stores. 500 mo. WA. 7-S411.
TAKOMA PARK-Newly dec. enc,
pvt. entrance. good tranSp.: all
utils. Single person. $45. Ju: g.
TAKoMA PARK, nr. Walter Reed
l-bedrm. and efficiency apis. utils.
! block bus and shop. $50 and up.
TAkoMA@Beautifully turn., ige. nv.
rm., din. rm.. bedIm., kit. bath.
FIN dishwasher. etc; owners goins
soFgssd' 8 or 9 mos Adults Ju'
RIvERDALE-3 LARGE. pleasant
rooms, bath. private entrance: also
unfurn. WA. 7-7243
HYATTSvILLE-Conv. located; one
2-bedrm. apt. one 3-bedrm. apt.
UN 4-2c63.
TAKOMA PK.-S rms, bath. duplex:
remodeled: ideal lge. family. $50. so.
Avail Jan l. III 0-I672
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N. ARL--warm. clean comfortable
small apt. Quiet empl. cpie. IKE
AR IptSti on wilson blvd. -Liy-
Ing rm, bedrm., kitchen and bath.
month. including ali utilities. Cal
ia. 5-9lg7 or DU 5-Sg73. Ia
AR n; s eauipp p,,, s sao F PeT
Ah ns, VIII "a hei sss4i and lied
laundry privileges. downtown loea
ton. al utilities: SIS to Sa2 so
Call TIE 6-6ts10 between 10 Am
N. HRL.oHa. room apt. in pvt, home:
PVT entrance, Cow. everything
Ai Il .lSEI7 RAY and . 0edrm
heat. utils.; SIS and 500; adults;
garage, Blk. post once. bus.
shop. RAYMOND APIS. TE; g.
AiRaiLIiSGToN-c-bedroom apt, en-
tire Ind a. OF dwelling; adults
only, Call ia. 7-05O6. Ill
FALLS CHURCn-3-rm: and bath
apt. =, m OOr rS Of .t tcismiiy s sn1,'
fortably furnished: sos per mo,
j II. BENoIT, Reaitor. KE, y
M. PENT6G0S. Navy Annex and
Arr, Hall-2h rms. pvt. bath and
entrance. ia s-7al3 ia
ARL. BLVD. mr.. Fl. Myer, pent..
d ca girls for 2 twin. bed rm.
apt. Sle5 incl. TV RIA. 6-5022.
Mr.. PENTAGON, 1917 N Queen ST;
Il bedrm.. liy. rm.. din. kit, and
bath. Incl utils.: $50. r. A. HUM
PHRIEs, REALTORS. MA. $4,000,
ALEX. vas rms and bath. $50.
Nicely furn.. utils incl. Nr. business
dist. Mr.. BEATTY, ia, 1884.
ARL.--Iiv. nm. dinette. kit. bedrm:
bath. Very close-in. aunt brick
BLDG. near Fl. Myer. Avail. Dec. 23,
Se5 pc. no, long or short term
sssSSi COLUMBIA PIKE-Arl.. Va.
Lee. furn. bed.-iiy. rm.. lse. kit;
on bus line
ARL.-Liv. nm, bedrm., kit. bath.
md FIR. pvt. home; empl... married
cole; utils. incl; $40 mo. nr.
ARR in. short slons term 1 entire
rms. bath. dinette. IA. 7-3T24.
5TIl 1ith ST. NJ, ALL bedrm.,
liv nm, dining area. Nicely furn-'
PENTAGON AREA - Family apis.
and hotel rooms. Free parking
Rates. day or week, IA. 2-3343.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
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SILVER sPRING--LGe. bedrm.. pvt
bath. modern kit. In lovely pvt
home; cony. transp. and 8, S. shop
ping; adults $75 incl. utilS. Ju.
TAKOMA PARK, vic. Walter Reed
Washington Sanitarium--2 bed
rms, liv. din. comb, cleo. kit.
freezer. refRr.. pvt. shower, bath:
Wills, linens. dishes utensils. ~.
Mt. RAINIER, s714 sbtb At, Hal,
block bus terminal: entire end a.;
3 rms bath. porch, utlls,; reliable
cple. $85 mo. AP. 7-422S. III
CHEVY .CHASE--Liv. rm., bedrm ID.
dinette- kitchenette, pvt. bath; mr..
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3173,
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. mod
ern attractive furniture; SSl 80 up,
incl. all utils. Unfurn. apis. avail.
also; For brochure and further
4 G., INC. Rental Agent.
RIvERDALE, i mile MARYLAND o.
Liy; nm, bedrm.. kit, bath; Earass
dsl55 or WA. 7-198l, Ill
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,1 INQUIRE WEEKDAYS

INQUIRE WEEKDAYS
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
WASHINGTON Bldg. MA. s-o5e7
JUST OFF CONN AVE.
l PIX. west: 2153 California St
din; $3.50. EN-. 2-s4iI.
COLoRED-I3I2 PARK RID. Nv
Whole bsmt.. liv. rm.. bedrm, kit.
dinette. pvt. bath and yard good
FURNITURE redec.: s74.50 mo. RA
coLoRED-eI1 d ST. N.w.-Thlre,
rms 1se bath and kit. BY mo. OF
III EFF IN t7 afT. ssa
COL.--I4th AND FAIRMoNT-Bed-
~. rm.,. fully equip. pvt. kit,
c seG6S hbIh s1 RRy TE r. 4 si1Se3
b Sad s5as ~ En a., Hed I9os l fs
81, nv nm. kit. bath, $50,
COLORED-8th AND TAYLOR sTs.
NV rms. kit. bath, S84 with
wills. RA. 8.5O22.
c entf Bath .nnkn SsT ,sc, Tm PVT
able for / or 2. IL. 8-ibsa'
CoLORED-? RMS. kit. bath, twin
~ YOU st. NV, DE. 2-382S.
COLORED-141H 18th ST. NV
! ! bed-liying room apt. completely
redecorated; S55 month. includint
utilities. See tenant, first floor, OF
c 81, R -f"4 aNp . RIM. APIS.
! NV. and ne excel cond tn
| 2-SI3l
CoLoRED - CLEAN, WELL KEPT
| apt, bldg. 705 LIST st. n.w.--l rm.
| Kit. and bath. modern. attractive
! heated apt; suitable refined adult
SOB, See MRS; HARRIS. Apt l.
1413. 5th n.w-Four Ice. rms. Kit
and bath: refined adults; heat in.
! Guided 500. See janitor or phon,
/ NO T-0RR0
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AZ y - NSNhNs-Ss 49, NSSHNsb
farn, A4Ne o. ANS rms. N Excel ,rsnsp s
BASEMENT aiSsH sTn G APT, chevy
emit, sep. kit. & bsthrm;; shower
AS. ftrs Sr% Sss9TSt 81 Sd kE so Sea
carline: S65. no. 2-456i. --I6
GEORGETOWN. 1907 10th st.-Liv,
+, bedrm;: kit. bath, PVT; entr !:
utils,; Sl25 mo. no, 2-3l6S; .l6
CONN. AVE; 5 rms. no small chill;
BASEMENT APT; private entrance
dinette- Kitchen combination; $50
per mo. 10. S-6a4g. III
e8lO GARFIELD ST. at Conn. ave.
close in, convenient, popular neigh
apt, which althouEn having, only
one bedroom. is so arranged and
equipped as to accommodate. 2. 3, or
I adults: furnished completely and
In all detail; utilities included;
SEQ LUTHER /: MILLER, EN-
1855 18th ST. NV: Apt. eos: large,
walking distance to town. -l2
1856 18th ST. NV; 3 rms, enclosed
porch and path; newly dec; on
N oSSlin apr ad REDG., bedrms-, isl liy
i Ti alne' oris f 0't russ s000 linens
utils. TU. 2-O5.5. Ill
kit. and bath; So so: 4 rms. kit,
,s sns 0 IaM6 SSi 81 e. NV NWLe ls
bed; lily, rm" kit" pvt. bath all
MANFRED Iisi COUPLE Liv. bedroom,
kit. and bath; tel; completely fur
nished; $50, 1885 Lamont NV.
1924 'ERMONT AVE. N.W.-Bache-
& Tor apt. nicely furnished: .nr. 18th
and K SITS, walking distance Of
Govt, depts and downtown area.
Consisting OF | rm:. tile bath or
month, including utilities. InSpec-
h f,Sn TFe ! RoBs, inc INC e iosl VEN Vm
WALTER REED AREA-Liv. r.. .
eedtms sleeping porch, kit. bath;
. or 3 adults Completely furn
utilities; SI00-s1@o mo. RA.
3-0055. IL
WIS. AVE. MCLEAN GARDEN ARIA
- bedrms, kit and bath, Ice
liy rm;; attract'veiy turn. Call
ssS MASS. Ave. NV. English base
ment apt, all utilities furnished.
Suitable for 4, Available between
Dec. Is and Jan. | See by ap-
potntment. EN- 3-020a. Ill
1898 ALLISON ST. NV. - Bed-liv.
rr.. dinette. kit. pvt. bath: utils
furn.: back and front entrance,
MT. PLEASANT. 3 rooms, well
furnished; SIS, includes utilities.
1887 Monroe St. NV. AID, 2-4474
8i04 18th ST. N.w.-Good location:
for couple. CO 5-S343. III
EFFICIENCY APT, nicely furn., new.
" redec., in mod. apt bldg: all
utils. incl. 500 mo, LII. .-6957.
1924 PARK RID. N,w.1Liv. rm,,
bedrm,, kit. semipvt. bath; couple;
S64 90 mo. RIA. 3-43l0, Ill
85lI NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-TYo g.
rm, apis. furn.; $40 and SIS Apply
ens f., front. lsrse nm, closet;
adjoining kit. and bath; l quiet
adult: refs. $40 mo. AID. 2-0s B2,
N. HAMP. AND EMERS0N--Larse.
clean, mod > hedrmS., nicely furn.,
Sll0. D1. T-oS3Q, RA. 3-3679
NV. 9TH and Decatur SITS, -Attrac,
3-rm. bsmt. apt. hath, utils.; reas.:
adults. IA 9-742S
Exceptionally well-furn. apis In
maculate condition. incl. linens,
silver and utilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

574i Colorado Ave. N.w.-Modern
BLDG, air-cooled corridors: bed
rm.. living .rrn.. dinette, kitchen and
bath: redecorated: $3.50 per
month. Also efhcieney with pullma n
kitchen. $3.50. See janitor for IN
Spection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

ee-~5 N ST. NV hedrm., living
rnn-. kitchen and bath: newly deco
rated: $50 5 per month, Also q
bedrm. apt, sat 30. See janitor
for inspection,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

II 5th ST. Me- bedrm.. Twin,
rm kitchen. bath. newly decorated
$50 80 per month. See janttor fol
inspection,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

lil3 Mt. olivet Rd. NE. - Duplex
apt. 2 rms. kitchen. bath screened
porch, S45 per month.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. T-sl4l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

$500 18th ST. H,w.-Elev. BLDG. with
bedrm.. living rm., dinette. kitchen
bath. encl. porch; newly decor. new
CE refrigerator: $685. per month
Also 2-bedrm. apt. newly decor.
$3.50 per month. See switchboard
operator for inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
COJORED
EFFIC. APIS, SAG. so

500 MT. VERNON PL. NV.
Near 9th and Mass. ave. NV, facing
liorary, newly decorated. $4p.5(
mo taduitS). See isnitor on prem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Connecticut Ave. Apt.

One large bedroom. living rm din.
ing foyer. kitchen and bath. newly
remodeled and decorated through
out; new modern kitchen. new bath
room equipment. pastel tile built-in
24-hour switchboard and elevator
service Also available. efficiency
apartment. HO 2-6574
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
1888 PEABODY ST. NV.
YOUNG & COMPANY

WAN IN SN(1tlI A1N
1910 18th St NV. ST a-2n60
Duplex Apis.
5131 End st. NV.
Apt, - rms. kit. and bath SOS
1923 1St Street NV.
Utilities Furnished
Apt ID rms. kit. and bath 500
1926 Staples st. NE.
Apis, of . rms, kit and bath; ,
632 Mass. Ave. NE.
Apt A rms, kit. and bath $50
5414 H Street Sc.
Apt rms. kit. and bath $40
1911 w St. Sc.
Apt. 1---2 rms. kit. and bath s4T.5o
1913 Holbrook St. NE.
Apt =" rms. kit. and bath $3.50
5127 End st. NV.
Apt, 3---2 rms. kit and bath S65
SIG End st. NV.
Ant a. rms, kit. and bath. S6a50
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV MA. 8-3440
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

1873 z. CAPITOL ST. e rms,
kitchen and hath. S45.
1917 N ST. .N.W.-Nice. large ef-
o tnisien & s- .edsssoratsd. -, As. .,,,s.u
Ala 18th ST. Me- rooms, kitchen
and bath: redecorated. S55.
HARRISON A. ADAMS. Ma. s-s3oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. $4,000

1914 IRVING ST. NV
Desirable 2 rms. ky. and bath, attr
furn., SS} incl. utiis.
GOSS REALTY co.
2l44 X St. NV. MA s-l353
1880 IRVING ST. NV
l-rm. efficiency. S6l so: . rms. KIT;
and bath. .S74 so: 4 rms. kit, and
" 1868 NEWTON ST. NV
3 rms, Kit; and bath. desirable To-
2544 nth ST NV
2 rms kit. and bath $50: 3 rms,
kit. and bath. $3.50 All newly
2O13 4th ST NE,
Q rms, kit, and bath, $3.50.
GOSS REALTY co.
a144 K St. NV Ma. s-l353
PA. AVE, $40 MO.
S27 9th st. seize. l-rm. house
keeping apt, comfortably furn.
clean bldg; adults. See mer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-17
From now on you'll
Judge Octane in
a new way

traformed Amoco-Gas shows important difference
tween laboratory Octane and Road Octane
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-17

The important place 70 Judge Octane
is on the road. Road octanc is the octanc
strength that actually goes 10 turn your
cars wheels. If you drive you'll find it IS
the only kind Of octanc that's worth
measuring or buyngi
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-17

uIabt m ~ Charlie r..g,po I'LL
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-17

GUESTS q. Mrs Eta Glenn. sun
taF
N a0d VII. Danny shaver.
1T warren. ONO. spent t.e aoak
and Ia TIKI home Oh NJ ana Mrs
Emery C1ck They w.l, visit the
Smoky Ms. and other places Of
IN rest before they fetarn to
ONO
n NJ prr. r- A l
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-17

New, UltrafOrmcd AmOcO-Gas gives
YOU an Octanc BONUS on the road
New, Ultraformed AmOc0-Gas is the
brilliant achievement Of years Of Amoco
research. 1t IS a new and different kind Of
gas-the one gas that has discovered how
to attain high octanc without adding
lead. 1t is all gas-it can all burn No lead
deposits are left in the engine to choke off
octane power You get more disable octane
on the road where it counts-an exclu
slve Octane Bonus yours only in the new
white Amoco-Gas, Try tits wonderful
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-17

One rtan
Most lead
because lead
eofo canepo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
SAME HIGH QUALITY
Nc Change In The Formula
The Painters Choice

This fine quality house point has long
record Of superior performance to recon-
mend it for your home. For more than 40
years this better point has been constantly
improved to keep it an outstanding value.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
GTNNESUiEEe NeEUS

ards, Md. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Gait, Solomons, Md.
Miss Elsie Boucher. Boulder
Colo, is visiting Mrs Melissa Bou
cher and Mr.. and Mrs c. o. Keller
Mrs. Nevin Broadwater is a pa.
tient at Community Hospital, Mey'
ersdale.
Miss Elaine Young Grands Pass
Ore, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs c. |. Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yommer re-
turned after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Cook, Reno, New. They
also toured California.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Getty and
daughter, Hagerstown, visited Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Fahey
Sunday visitors of Mrs Betty
Broadwater were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde VanSickle and family, Allan
and Carole, Friendsville; Mrs. p
j. Kahl and family, Betty and
Mike, Accident Mrs. Homer Fa-
zenbaker, Akron, o.: Mrs. Delbert
Broadwater and family, Delmos,
Rella and Margaret, of Jennings.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Winter
berg and daughter Sara. who spent
several weeks with his father, Will
liam Winterberg and aunt. Miss
Christina Winterberg. have re-
turned to their home in Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mrs. j. U. Stanton, who spent
several weeks with her son, Paul
and family, in Baltimore, and her
son-in-law and daughter, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. William II. Powell
of Alexandria, Va, returned home
accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Lohr, of
Kent, o., visited their son, Ray
Lohr and family.
Miss JEANNE LOhr is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Beachy in Balti-
more.
Glen H. Yoder is a surgical pa
tient at Memorial Hospital, Cum
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
Legion Auxiliary Elects

Grantsville Unit PA, American
Legion Auxiliary, met last week
and elected new officers for the
coming year.
Elected were Miss Lillian Swau.
ger, president Mrs. Mary T. Stahl
first vice president. Mrs. Virginia
Muller, second vice president; Mrs
Emma Cobaugh, secretary: Mrs
Lois Bender, treasurer; Mrs. Err
celle jenkins, sgt.-at-arms; Miss
Ethel Broadwater, chaplain.
Mrs. Anna Huff and Mrs. Jane
Davis, color bearers; Miss Viola
BrOadWater. historian.
The unit voted to purchase a
flag for the local Girl Scout troop.
Quarterly Meet Set
The first quarterly conference of
the Grantsville Methodist Charge
will be staged Thursday, August 4.
at the Jennings Methodist church.
DR.. Vernon c. Outright, district
superintendent, will preside at the
conference.
Brief Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Britton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glendon Britton and
daughter, all of RoWleSburg. re-
Gently visited Rev. and Mrs. Ed
gar Suite.
Mr.. and Mrs Neal Swartzwelder
and daughter are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Donas McGready, st. Leon
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
Annual Regatta At
Deep Creek Is Set

The third annual regatta of the
Deep Greek Yacht club will be
held Saturday and Sunday, August
6 and Z, according to Commodore
Stewart Brown. AS in the past the
feature event will be the Maryland
Snipe championship, sanctioned by
the Snipe Glass International Rae
ing Association.
William Levinson of the Column
bia Yacht club, Washington, won
the title last year while William
Rushlow, also of Columbia club,
was the victor the first year
Both are expected to race next
month along with other Snipes
from Baltimore, Washington. An
napolis and the Eastern Shore
area Competing with the visitors
will be the snipe fleet which sails
regularly at the lake from the
Deep Greek Yacht club.
The Maryland Rebel champion
ship also will be part of the two
day affair with DR.. Charles S. Ma
han, MorgantOwn, W. Va, being
the defending champion. The
Rebel is a relatively new class. be-
ing 16-feet long and built of fibre
glass plastic.
The Rebels and Snipes as we'll as
other classes, including Comets,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Thistles, Mercuries and the Cape
Gods will compete with each other
in another series of races known as
the Deep Creek FreeFor-All
championship
Trophies will be awarded by the
Yacht Club with a new feature be-
ing second division trophy for
the Snipe with the best score
which has not won any other Re-
gatta trophy.
Ten area members of the Deep
Creek Yacht club have entered
boats in the events. John F
Schaidt, Henry X. Duke and DR.
Lyman G.. Bonner, Cumberland
are co-chairman of the regatta
committee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Grantsville to its first win in the
league. Toby scattered four hits
effectively in lettering Jessie
Markley in a slab duel, and Fred
a tremendous triple that
drove in the winners only two
tallies.
Cumberland's lone tally came in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
GruntsviIIe Wins
Leqion Junior Come

Grantsville's American Legion
junior baseball team defeated Fort
Cumberland Post to l Saturday
at home to gain revenge for pre-
vious defeats.
Cousins Toby and Fred Colaw
supplied the punch that carried
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
Senate Cloakroom
By ]. GLENN BEALL
United States Senator from
Maryland

AS economic activity in the
United States for the final six
months of 1855 shows every pros
pect of exceeding the boom per
Torrance of the first six months
brighter long-tcrm farm prospects
are being predicted by economists
in the Agriculture Department.
Resesarch scientists expect net
farm income, now at about S12 bill
lion. to be raised at least SIS bill
lion by 1862 because of population
gains and chronological advances
alone.
Further raises are anticipated as
Federal, State, and private sources
pour more money into research.
The production revolution in
farming over the past 20 to 30
years has been called the most inn
portant development in the history
of American agriculture. Total
yield in the last eight years has
risen IA percent. The number of
farm workers has dropped more
than 16 percent in the same period.
Man hours necessary to produce
100 bushels of wheat have dropped
in Is years from 43 to &c. In corn,
the man hour drop has been from
80 to "a. Milk output per COW is up
from 4,6OO pounds to $500.
The chronological breakthrough
is as significant in agriculture as it
has been in industry over the past
generation, although it has been
less publicized. Recent develop
ments include:
Tomato and Orange Juice: Avail
able in powder form without re-
frigeration.
Corncobs: Sharply increased use
as raw material for industrial
chemicals.
Eggs: New dehydratiOn processes
help create a more stable market.
Radioactive Materials: Helping
to eliminate some types of insect
pests.
Dehydrofreezing: Newly patented
process now being used on some
fruits and vegetables.
Cotton: A device opens and fluffs
bolls. increases quality at the mill.
Cottonseed: Market as feed for
chickens and hogs now nearly
100000 tons annually.
Inedible Fats: Now being treated
for use as feeds and plasticizers
for vinyls.
Antibiotics: Expected to control
fire blight in apples and pears
saving $40 million year.
Cattle Grubs: Phenothiazine eX-
pect to control, saving $50 million
year
The result of these and other
findings is that Americans today
are eating 10 to Is percent better
than they were 30 years ago; yet
they are spending only about the
same proportion of their income
one fourth-for food.
These are indeed heartening
signs and it is to be hoped that to-
days farmer and the farmer of the
future will find the security that
has eluded them for so long.
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3--Chief Justice John Jay
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June 20. l7s5. in order to become
Governor Of New York.
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