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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
Here to Stoy

There may be room for argument
about whether automation will be
good for the country. There is no
room for argument as to whether
it is here to stay, or whether things
will get more and more automated
as time goes on.
One of the designers for the Haul
tau Engineering Co. Of Detroit, goes
so far as to say that completely
automatic operation for the assem-
bly, of automobiles could be devised
but won't. 1T would be too ex-
pensive." he adds.
This seems to put a limit to 1t.
There are certain points beyond
which it will not pay to automatic.
But up to those points. industry In
committed to advance.
In the light of the Army's expert
ence at Rockford, there might be
some question about advantages VS..
disadvantages to automation. In q
larger sense. there might be some
question of its social assets and
liabilities.
In summary. the production as
poets are these:
High initial cost of machinery and
constant high maintenance charges
are distinct disadvantages. But
speed of production and higher
quality Of product are advantages.
In its social context, automation
will work to the short-term disad-
vantage Of persons whom it dis
places. chiefly in the lower skills
of labor. But its social advantages
will be felt in the development OF
new types of work and the disap-
pearance. generally. of the more ar
duous forms of strong back, weak
mind" job.
Two Views
Here are two views about the fu-
ture and desirability of attenuation.
On the management side of the
fence, F. T. Letchfield. San Fran.
cisco engineer prominent in automa-
ton circles, says:
"Inexorably. automation will elm.
mate tens of thousands of jobs
good jobs now held by skilled men
and women. What will be the effect?
Well-despite the forebodings Of the
unthinking. the labor-union spokes-
men and q certain stripe Of dema.
gogues. there will be more jobs
better jobs-but they will require o
higher level Of training and slkills."
And another authority. on lsbor's
side, has this to say:
Nothing could Be more wicked o.
foolish [thon 70 restrict replacement Of
men by moehines]. You cent stop tech
nolosieoI progress and il would BE- silly
to Try il If you could.
There will BE- no debate between ovr-
selves end management in thot field.
The only question is going to come ever
the division Of the FesuItont wealth. We
will never question whether We want q
big or little pie Of notionol wealth to
divide. or deviote from our conviction
thot the big pie is olwoys the sosisst TO
split"
The occasion for the this state.
nient was an inspection tour If O
new engine plant at Cleveland. Ohio.
on June 20. 1853. The man who gave
1t voice was Walter p. Reuther.
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sibility Of removing defects from O
quality standpoint: second, bring
ing production into the reach of q
great many people. and third.
safety"
Stress on Sofety
Partially. perhaps. as counterprop.
uganda to the union line, manu-
facturers stress safety in talking to
their workers about automation.
This new machine will make you
do your job with less risk to your
self" is the core Of arrangements
argument.
1t is valid argument to some
extent-though to Mr.. Sullivan the
watchword seems to be Safety
Third" Men sometimes get so in
credibly careless around heavy hy-
draulic presses that they sometimes
forget to remove their hands. With
automated equipment, men are in
effect paid not to handle the work:
in fact, large automatic presses are
equipped with hand switches. two
to an operator, every one Of which
must be depressed with the full
weight Of mans hand before the
machine will work.
The key to automation as now
practiced in the auto industry is
not so much the way holes are
drilled and surfaces planed: it is
more how-and when-materials
being worked on are passed from one
station to another, and set in place
for the next operation.
James A. CBig JIM Smith. a
broaching machine operator at
Ford's Dearborn engine plant OUT
side Detroit, used to manhandle
270-pound engine blocks in and out
of his machine. Now, hooked into
an automation line, the machine
itself does all the turning and Big
Jim stands beside 1t watching the
dials and flashing lights on control
panel. When a light is green, all
is well; yellow. tool is getting
dull; red, time to stop the machine.
The dials give him other inforlna-
ton vital to his job.
Secret Is Control
Big Jim's breach is only one
small part Of a continuously con-
trolled process that starts with
rough-cast engine blocks and ends
with completely assembled. tested
and warranted engines. The secret.
of course. is largely in the precise
control of flow of parts and pre-
vention of overlooking here and
dead" spots in the line there. But
above all, the secret Is in preventive
maintenance: Curing the trouble be-
fore it starts.
Control boards at strategic spots
in the Dearborn engine plant show
machinists at glance how much
life is left in every cutting tool on
the line and how machines are
functioning. Shutdowns are thus
cut to a minimum. down time"
through mechanical OF electrical
failure approaches the vanishing
point.
An indication Of how important
careful maintenance is can be
gained from this fact: A single
robot" at the Rockford ordnance
plant contains 81 miles Of wire and
5000 electrical connections. Some
recently developed machinery
notably the cylinder head line now
a-borning at the Barnes factory in
Rockford-is even more complex.
And, of course, the computer-
governed, feed back-type machines
now appearing in other industries
are so intricate as to be an en-
tirely differept type of device.
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The Auto Industry

The automobile industry, as was
mentioned earlier, is the focal point
of interest in automation today,
chiefly because of Mr.. Reuther's
guaranteed annual wage demands.
The industry already has gone far
in attenuation, and will go farther.
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Vital Economic Force:
BIZ WILLIAM HINES

At last count occupations
ranging from abaone fishing they-or
Of hemn street
speeer now looming large on the industrial horizon?
That OF the big questions Of the
ckets march outside
spring
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If they were not, automation would
be too expensive.
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.ltoUsEs FOR sALE--yA.

ACCESSIBILITY HWY--s0.ft, brk,
rambler-uniievei center hail, 8
fifuily paneled den, high wooded
lot. 10 min. 10 pentagon. Only
one Ike this in Northern Va. Price
: so; 500; Exclusive: =. " STEP
AEEXX VI fzIs44s W; a-tsse- tsne "a Cd.
featuring fireplace. separate din.
ym.. daylight bsrnt.: on beautiful
fenced lot: EASY terms 1880.
XII. e-s227. ASSOCIATED BRO
AHEExzaNpRIA-Your terms eonsid-
/ cred on this vacant. 3-bedrm. RAM
bier, with recreation room In bsmt, /:
$500; II. .ssas s.sssa. AssosCarAffEibo fio
aEE9ANbRiA aEEEE9SAnNabhSRiA AREA-western-styie
rsneher: huge l5xlb ~. iiy. rn.
with fireplace. dining area, 3 bed
rooms, patio: pony barn; on N
acre; only S13:050: easy tefns. KI.
g-e227. Associated BROKERS.
near schools. transp.. shopping
ssssonsbis. WIN 70 di. Ki. s-ss19,
ALExANDRrA--open every day, IL
=, Linden st.~-0tone and brick row
house. Lge. hsrnt., liy. rfn.. 1923
din. nm. l2xl8la. equipped kit.
%thfg 2Id sfS5 ssdFns; Focys s'd INe ne ssts II
S.ss45. sis Rysninss of oesil Nj. Meints s
AEExSNSBBkhllA 4 xsSiNSBBkhllA AREA---superb one.
yr.-old, Str, rambler. delightful
lit. 3 twin-size bedrnns., 2 baths
Immense bsipt.; ettrae. setting
close 70 everything. sis.5oo. ACME
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1LEx1NDRf17HREK
HOME OF '56
OPEN
~ T0 a p mr.
OPEN

IL III D I'm.
EIrgs showins Il tnsss sE sssuiiigl. g
stone, spiit-levei homes. IN Country
Club Terrace, oyerlQoktng the
Belle Haven countr! Club. new
os.isn ,a n splissys, g, hSIas: s,'is., neysr HiI
onslisy onstsS nsaSs Tatsfial ana 81 wcrEmanship. q,
40 suhstituftuns Hidden features
include axI9 moor oistx, seasoned
Ar lumber. fully insulated. pinstefed
walls, redwood trim, copper rlgMl-
ing, and other ttne features which
ys Eil point out e e ycr. ns ,1a,n ann
MSshss sIsS SoS fsp.,se yuiish IS & al@osa sSoa
eround level and IN another room
adjoining the rec. room q plumb
ing rOughed In for the third bath.
LarRe iiv. fni. with fireplace and
Roman Erirk to ceiling. picture wifi-
dow; din. rin; the Kitchen de-
sisEsd toT tee Y lsc!s: s!s. Win s1Is,ss lIsssi
elecffic bniit-in oven and range,
Fdrmica bar, I-cu 1T. Frigidatres
esrbage disposal, dishWasher. az
hatisf FAM 3 hedroomsi baths.
master bedroom. I2xfe, with shower
bath. Walk-tn closet, Ski; quality
hxtufes; llaEstone pate; eATp2rti
concrete JriyeEAy: handicapped loti
Entrances 70 home. Your choice
Of color scheme. These homes have
been built ~ master bhiideft, guar
aliteod WcrkuanStlp. Prices farGe
from $26.1b0 70 x27,50O, excellent
Direcsions: out Nj. vernon Memorial
blvd, 70 Belle Haven rd., turn right
on Belle Haven I'd, continue 70 n.
Hunt "a. 70 COUNTRY ciub TsfIsee.
sample home on left: or follow y. 8.
i hNy. south to RI, Hunt rd.. turn
dtsy ss CONTINUE G,s 4 gss contTs rsls Gus asys T.s
BELL REALTY co.
SIS wITHE ET.. ALkx.. VA
Kr. s-is6s Realtors 2 III .
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ALEXANDRIA
LYNHAVEN

$3.50 down oI. sz4 mo. pays al.
rooms. living room. dininE room
and Beautifully tiled kitchen. Fint
ished family room IN basement oil
hos,aIIS Aess lsEEs 5enssai sIs. Ierss ssnI
ed-in porch with aWnineA. BY
! OWNER. TT. 6-36S3. -
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Gil APPLIED FOR
MnDERN RRICKSi2 500

MODERN BRICK-Sl2,50o
Open sun. 12-dark. 740e Upshur
street. Bellemeade, PIG. Co. Nd.
Cony. buy. can. assume $4,000 Isl
mortssse. payable $500 $500 per ,a1ss M;
insulated. 1Nenetian blinds; rear
yard fenced; close TO schools and
Dir: out rte. SO 70 Ardmofe rd.,
Tight On .Ardmore I'd :. rirht on 75th
i've, 2 blks. to upstllr. risht on
UDshur TO open sign. RA. 3-6476.
He. 4-3500. w. w. LEWIS.
COLORED - s5Oa DOWN = Groom
brick-and.frame home with firepl.,
sids porch sna RsElt, sAssss,srTrpsrlsgs, AsssTrpsr rs,
3 Wa. 7-5l34. ~
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OPEN

sAll New and CT Too
Hssss .,s,,, wa. . @ soa s,.s have been A hsarin.
being completed in North Airing
ton. Without Q doubt these are the
most uiitsfanding home values IN
dII 1E,InEtc s. Eodiy s.s A Y. hsys ,,. '; sspsr.s
kitchens with wan ovens, Ghgbaaf
disposalss and natural birch cab
inets 3 biz bedrooms. full base.
fnents and hniit-in Gafages. Both
ramhlers and 6plit-ievels to chose
5 from, but only 4 are stlli available.
Priced from $4,000 TO S21 .460.
81 sy.pF sppEiSssS iosa. ts s,sI9.a dREn y.s. pssgsns
DIRECTIONS: out Washington blvd.
past Qlehe f6. 70 Mckinley Td.s left
2sa o5sR oM5sfRinlsE nsl "a s,ssrl e rl2th 1d. rishi
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COLORED
ENIIR- -REIROlM

90O2t-1SAdAS1k
An brick home. on large lot. IN quiet
exclusive location; living room has
fireplace with raised hearth. de
luxe modern Kitchen: basement
with very high ceiling. OIL heat.
aluminium storm doors and Windowss
Only an inspection viii convince
OPEN SUNDAYS, 20
DIR: Sheriff I'd. to Addison rd., left
s. to Reed ST., right to WoodhtH rd,,
left 70 Woodhili court. right TO our
ABRAyE REALTY
Evening star., 1955-10-02
ARIiNoTON

oPRM SAT. AND sun; 10 .,,
oI Atsrss.lys e.Im & ! NJ er,sk n s,'d .s, s.-
stfuctiofi. AL cond.. Fine legation:
near 81. Agnes, public schools aio
bus New awninEs, furnace ana
h.-v;h. Furnished q 2tnsrvise. ~ ~
utah, left half block TO sign. IL
usi NICHOLSON
IA. 2-0f36 TIL 10
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100-VT. AI;f<DRIcK RAitbLKB
2 years old. % beautIfuliy land.
sespsd asrss Win stream Eu-
81 LsSe ar.pen sss ~ re- sss. ssals s az
pan. study 3 lEplf:. apas; Halk n
m. Efnrpi. md bqilt-ip Ekeasss.
ana dishuihf. Center hall seTnd.
prtlsn. Srts. iss5 Sosbg aass 9snss Ia, sasSs lsa
Ire. uied indFg. I'M. Hfun1hrf and
dryer 1ttle fullg fioored. lot fb0,
ss ESs 3 sy sa VA sssp sso.ps. Aoqss y .ss iop
ends IN stream and eentury-old
naples and tulip trees. 6pecifnen
trees and many plantinEs y mt
from d. G. Dir. Lee hWay. or Arl.
blvd. RI. TO Cedar Lane and II. on
No. 0np 10 house. Mefriiield. Va
CaiI OWNER. H. 3-5h2Q, once:
5E. 2-IS3e, home. S35.b00, Win
It|NTnls NWrI|U
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sci 0O0--saiona Village BY owner
Custom built masonry rambler on e.
acre %. hs,, hedscosu ,.,ss uy,Tr 2 essns sa
with fireplace; English basement
with fireplace and picture window.
BY new elementary school; 2 bioeks
to shopping and buses, Assume
$4,000 FHA loan. Call Eimwqod
f,-NgHf -.~3
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OPEN


GubbOin 6Tlck NamDtefS
tALfs NKWp'
Two fun tiled batfa. 3 tWtn-sized
bedrooms. living room with 6fe-
place and picture window. big az
luxe Kitchen with natural 6lrch
cabinets and al the extras. Fuil
li1iit basement. carpoFt. Deer
wooded lot. Priced npnsuaiiy l0N
g 42l ,sb0 With very flexible terms
DFREcTistjNs ssfis Out Ariinxscn Hi Sua blvd i;
past seven Corners % Amanda
OPEN SIGNS 81 from town of Al. IA.
mandate, north on Knnandnle "a !.
about / mile 70 Our OPEN ( Is;iisNs'
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sRo1pMonT--cs;astom-5aiif. pMTs;t5iif s.sed-
rambler: l7x24 living rin. with
fireplace. sepafate dtntng room.
airy. bYight, Aii-electric Kitchen
with breakfast area. 20x20 In
closed porch; recreation room with
bar IN full basement: .Enrase level
wooded lot; reduced $1,000 %
sNs'sccSR ccSRowEr1 a CO., NC.
2f6g N. Glehe JA. a.0105
FALLS CHURCH AREA. $4,000.
OF appr.i PRICE. s1b,e5o. Four
bedrfli and -den Cane Cod, with 22.
II living rfn., 1a-ft. equipped
kitchen, isstt. dining x riIi yl is,ll
LOT WITH TOWERING TREES.
JUG csownLL eossGEIIs 4 coMp so1MSp AHY i've
2te0 N, 0iebe Rd., Ari IA. 6-0z07
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Arthur Lowe, Jr.
RE. ,6-7l16
OWNER BUILDER
ALMOST ! ACRE

This lovely home has large liv. rm..
fuii-Efze dining room. 2 hedfEls.,
equipped kit. full tile bath large
knotty-pine paneled den on LIST q
Attic Is finished into 2 rooms that
are heated; fun bsmt., hot-water
heat, A magnificent setting on 2
knoll Wen prtceh at Sl4-95a,
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
Reaitor. 3ai4 Branch Ave. Sc.
IS 10. 8-T700; Eyes: 10. SIZE
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OPEN SUNDAYS. 2-9
OPEN SSSITfSolD 3 To DARK

Bungalow, On large corner lot: re-
decorated inside and out. Pull
price. $3.50. What can you pay
down. DIR: Sheriff rd. 70 Addison
80 z-f6S7, II. 6-4444, 10. T-g31O
Evening star., 1955-10-02

NEED a 8-BRDRM. HoMB9
Want daylight basement Nith nm.
TeIi sSi' yoa 81 What " hasel
Just i, No. i45, located IA Faif-
view Park. with Nv Fm. and Are
pl., e1uinpsd HI. With breakfast
nook. Priced at &l4. $50. with only
$3.50 down 70 0I. Wili consider
renting with option TO buy.
eTARNES REALTY CO. cR-
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ARLINGTON

]. M. MAGRUDER
isss asss. J wilsSp ss u, Slva as7lls "a a. .isss
Evening star., 1955-10-02

3 BEDRMs.. 4 BATHS, and / LOT
Of hcfle for the. money, Il this
ehafmins, very clean brick split.
eor1y. % pnFochtai school. Rec. xln.
h.rns K rRaEsisi i7 1sS. Ei kAPIAST AZ n Hear so
Evening star., 1955-10-02

AIEx.-Honest lniunl No yeascn-f
able oiter OF terms refused for
quick sale. Fifst ofcrine OF iri1-
mac. a-hsdrnn brick. many extras;
M. shopping, bus, > minutes TO-
PentaFon Assume large 81 first
trust Phone TT 1-05s4 Qy.
3-2675, COLONIAL MvEsTMENT
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HOUSES Z, sAll. Va. Cont

AIEx.--M acre. brick rambler. ideal
NURSERY; s. 800 Is. S-7SzS.
EALExANDRIa--pesirahle row brick
house with bedrins and bath on
1st firs. bedrsiis and bath up:
$l3.boQ. terms exclusive VIII
KI. o-33n2. dng or night
ALEXANDRIA. M. clsrnmoDf-B Brick
place: 3 baths. basement. Prom
OWNER at $4,000. Assume $751;
200, 4lk% OF loan. IA. 6-ot3T.a
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llUME VIII N lNSCq..ss--'gHs.y .1..s ~ ~.
Siss sassssnt lss ps co: en- y ss' S.saihass hss
isxis adlsn,ns = ru,.. III iss. sisshss ssfss;
With breakfagt Apaee, der og bed.
rIn. and q bath: End AZ. has g
baths. Apt. has Nv. rfn. 1875
Etsh @ sFspt {. Z nice .ls 6sdTI., e. e. equip; r
n Arlington neishborhood. Close
{ 70 bus and shops. va Appraised 81
s2fTH snspRV i hnsskk hpoknEfL. H. ii. as6isf.
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ONLY sl0. 200 VERY clean z-bed-
Only ] Biz. from new elem. school.
Disposal Thor washer, eompl.
storm sash. Anchor fenced yard.
excel. terms PARKER, SMITH q
y DONNELis IA 7-61ti1.
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POMPONIO

sv1RGIN1A,s REALTY LEADERs'
2222 wilson Blvd, "a. 7-6eeo ~ 9
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ASWIUN HE sAteI'
brick home. newiy dec; garage.
Atfrae. fenced rear I'd. With brick
patio, barbecue pit: ist d. entI.
han, Ice. .liy.. rni. with hfepL. scr.
s.n fit md a.: masters bedrns, 4
closets. guest rIi,. mod tile bath.
ilnen and cedar closets. Pull bsmt, ],
lFe, m. playrm. with ffepL. =
bath. UtfL rm. Shown by appt,
only Terms. CAL OWNER ~,
1 REDRMs.. OF approved, sit,SO0--..
Nice deep lot. on city sewage and
er. RoRScHACH REALTY. JE, p
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IMMEDIATE oCCUPANcYNew 2
bedrooms. living room. bath. large
fully equipped Kitchen: masonry
wood fiooss e; On .., hasd-s,.Eo j, I
ssodi E b9.es 2 ete esar silsos 1867 tsss s,aas
Evening star., 1955-10-02

RooaY a,osl 4-BEpRM. CARE con-
Bsmt.., electric kit; S14,boo; excel:
ftnaneing. No. tS0. gTARNES
,lRooa, HnaaTY HSssr' n cH; SsSSai SsSsas.. ,ars.
liv. nm. with fireplace. din rra..
kitchen and den. Gas h.-u.h..
frame and stone, aluminium storm
windows and screens. Beautiful
shade trees. &t6,5nt). Easy terms.
By OWNER 6g54 n 22nd ST.
AIIinEton. Va: W. 2.5ss7.
come apt, AL cond.; 9 batht. IA
ss-AcRE. nice level lot. / bsdrms,.
siargs kit. Can Be purehased WITH
REALTY. JE. 1-a7o6. %
liz ACRES WITH TREES; CUSTOM
built rambler with diversified rooms;
separate din. rri,, huge kitchen
with eating space, bsnit and ga.
rage: Price. SCI .g60. RoRsCrIAcH
rIsY RsAsIx slsS bows Hs FSsfse fiSseeLupNa SIT.
TEERIENT COST, Mons n-df--Chiidren
can walk 10 SCHOOL, 3-bedrni. ram
bier; ! block TO bus; stove re-
frigerator and washer included IN
sale RoRscHAcH REALTY. IN.
AReHHifEcr AusHHGiqfE OWNER ofrers ' house
designed for one Of few remaining
secluded .clpse-if girRin timbered
sites overlooking Potomac and bor-
deripg u s. park lands. pnspoiled
privacy; large lot. . bedrms.. Q
Baths. recreation room, fun. base
nlent, carport, u minutes drivinE
time from ifid-Wash. or Pentagofi;
public trankp. Substantial cash. re-
quired. Price S34 300, Open 10:.5
( Ari or call ia. S-0t64 Dir; Lee
hwy. TO N Troy st. 18th trafIlc
light beyond Rosslyn Circlel, Fight
2 blocks 70 21st ST., right ! block
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APIS. UNEuRNlsHEp--Mp.

SILVER SPRING -Desiraole / bed
room apt. IN Sligo Greek Park.
Laree rooms and I.osets. cross ven
tila!ion.. storage mi laundry facil-
tics, off.-street parking, on busline.
AVA Ayfil' ,t April THAN, !; '7S to sS'. iatL
SILVER SPRING - -bedrm. units.
freshly painted and cleaned: over
looking woods lovely surroundings;
separate dinette, excellent closet
space. ldry. ana storage taeils.; TV
s aaslp5 JJ From Sn7a7$ $50 incl. a atii'
RocKviLLE-New duplexes: 9 bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. nm. kitchen;
SAMUEL e. BoGLEY. INC. 20,
2-615I; ewes, Mr.. Wilson. GA.
GsifTHHaEERsBuRG-New / and 3 bed
storage lockers: $50 to 500. 80 per
mo. incl. util.; will be ready for May
or June occupancy. SAMUEL z.
BoGLEY. INC, Pc. o ss:5jl5f' eyes :.
oINEY MD. mr.. " civil Defense train
ing center: O lge. rms and bath. in
new home; pvt entr. Porch, garden
space near schools and churches
r : T;is s sI2isei Rp,, s4ls Flower
porch; mr.. shops; redec.; $50. ~.
7-g0Ss --25
TAKOMA PARK 905 Fairview ave. -
Beautiful -hedrm apt, liv. I'm.
dinette kit, bath Attic STORAGE
space. $3.50 incl. utils. HE. 4-4l44
go
is:2 EAST WEST HWY., Just west OF
10th -bedftn. individual dwell
ing unit. duplex. with pFt. front and
rear entrances; cow. TO d. c. busline
and shopping. VIII redecorate. $50
per mo-. plus utils. Call MA. s-1921.
EMPLOYED CPLE.-3-rm. apt: util-
tiles furn.: s65. wa 7-67s4, 1909
2eth ST.. Mt. Rainier. Nd. ---22
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MT. RAINIER, ND, 32O4 Perry. Apt
No. III bedrfn., kit. sernipyt. bath:
$50 mo. Call RIA. 3-i3S3. 30
Mt. RAINIER, 3I1e Perry st.-3 rms,
KIT. and bath: duplex; no utilS-'
ncEly redec,: $40. -
TAK0MA PARK bedrm. terrace
apt. for the discriminating tenant;
utiis. incl. SIS. ~. 5-37s3. eyes
CONN. AVE. AND EAsT-wEsT Hwy.
= psorm., l1y. rm., dlnette. BIT,
bath; SIS mo. r; A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. Ma. 5000. go
SILVER SPRING - 2-bedrm. units,
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schools; ldry.. storage and play
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$50 incl. util. JU. 7-7372. 30 j..
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One l-bedrm. apt, nicely located.
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HYATTsvILLE-cozy apt. Living
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Pvt. entr.; ideal for couple; 500
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4Sii HAMPDEN LANE. Apt. /. Bethes-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

firm. medium-sized tomatoes; l
package lemon-favore6 gelatin: u
teaspoon salt: cup hot water:
cup strained tomato Juice: IL cups
mixed cooked vegetables.
Wash tomatoes. remove a thin
slice from top. and scoop out CEN
tiers. Use tops and centers for
juice. Place tomato cases upside
down on plate and set in cool place
until ready TO fill. Dissolve gelatin
and salt in hot water. Add tomato
juice. Chill until slightly thick
ened. Fold in vegetables. Fill to-
matoes with mixture. Chill until
firm. When ready TO serve, cut
each tomato In quarters, using a
sharp knife dipped Ia hot water.
Arrange on crisp lettuce. Garnish
with mayonnaise. Makes s servings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

stirring constantly. Remove from
heat, skim of foam with metal
spoon, and pour quickly into
glasses. Cover jelly al once with
II inch hot paraffin-
Spiced Plum Jam
Yield: about IL medium glasses
(5h lbs. JAM
~ cups prepared fruit (about
Lbs. ripe plums)
u 10 l teaspoon each cloves.
cinnamon and allspice
IN cups (3it lbs.) sugar
u bottle Certo fruit pectin
First, prepare the fruit. Pit (do
not peeD about pounds fully ripe
plums. Cut in small pieces and
chop. Add u cup water; bring 10 a
boil. Add spices and simmer, COW
cred, minutes. Measure AZ cups
into a very large saucepan. (Sour
clingstone plums give best color
and flavor. II sweet plums or free
stone prune plums are used. substi-
tute n cup lemon juice for " cup
of the prepared fruit)
Then make the Jam. Add sugar
TO fruit in saucepan and mix well.
Place over high heat. bring to a full
rolling boil, and boil hard I minute.
stirring constantly. Remove from
heat and at once stir in Certo.
Skim of foam with metal spoon.
Then stir and skim by turns for
minutes to cool slightly. to prevent
floating fruit. Ladle quickly into
glasses. Cover jam at once with u
inch hot paraffin.