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% SIosNI0oILE > Exceptionally cIeun cor, with
low mileage most particular owner this car is in excel
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eneek and found TO be in toP-noteh running form
FULL PRICE $995.OO
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

CALDWELL MFG. CO. is marketing
three new products, Caldwell adjustable
PTO cart, vacuum primer and irriga-
ton dam adjuSter. Adjustable PTO cart
is designed to provide a mobile power
supply for PTO driven centrifugal pumps,
welding equipment, electric generating
plants, etc. The vacuum primer can be
used to prime any make of centrifugal
pump. The irrigation dam adjuster is
said to provide simple method of adj
justing the ditch water flow without
getting into the ditch or water to oper-
ate.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

O-DOR-VENT, auto exhaust system
made by Moffatt Products, makes it
possible to warm up car on cold days
with the garage door shut. A flexible
aluminium hose and an automatic valve
assembly are permanently mounted on
the garage door. The other end is
coupled to the automobiles tail pipe
with an alright rubber coupling. When
the unit is not in use it can be stored
out of the way on the door by means
of spring clip.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

ROTARY SNOWPLOW is announced by
the Farmland Company. A new ribbon
type auger eliminates snow packing and
curved turblne-type rotor blades pitch
the snow more than 80 feet, the manu-
ffacturer claims. The pillow is powered
from tractors live-pulley system or with
an auxiliary engine with a minimum of
25 h.p.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15
How Is the Title TO Your
Farm or Ranch Held?
By HAROLD Fl. ELLIS

time, to have part of the property set
off to him as his share. In most states.
however, the property may be ordered
sold and its proceeds divided, rather
than to permit physical division-if such
division would reduce the value of the
property, or for certain other reasons.
If partition proceedings are held.
certain adjustments may be permitted
in dividing up the property or its pro-
ceeds to help equalize the benefits re-
ceived, particularly where one of the
co-owners has substantially improved
the property. But one who makes such
improvements cannot be certain that
he will ever be compensated for them
unless ne has received written agree
ment from the others.
Joint Tenancy
In many states, real estate may be
owned Jointly by two or more persons
in "joint tenancy with survivorship
rights. The one who lives the longest
gets the property on the others death.
This type of co-ownership usually
exists between a husband and wife. but
it also may exist between father and
son. or between other persons Under
this type of cO-ownership each co-Owner
necessarily holds an equal undivided
share. If one dies his interest is auto
matically abolished and the property
goes entirely to the surviving co-owner
or cO-Owners. An heir, unless he hap
pens to be a co-owner, gets none OF
the property. Moreover, one Joint ten
ant cannot defeat the others rights of
survlvorship by making a will. He
might, however, specify in his will that
ms cO-OWner shall not be permitted to
take other property under his will un-
less ne or she valves this right of sur
worship. This would force the sur
viving co-owner to choose between his
SurvivorShip right under the Joint ten
ancy and the property left him under
the will.
Except for these important differ
ences, joint tenancy has about the same
legal consequences as tenancy-in-com-
mon. The rights and duties of joint
tenants with respect to the use of the
are similar, and it is possible
in most states for either a joint tenant
or tenant in common to separately
mortgage or transfer his or her undi-
vided interest by deed, or require parti-
ion proceedings.
The transfer of ones undivided in
crest by deed, if accomplished, would
Usually destroy the joint tenancy rela-
iOnship. The one acquiring his inter-
st would become a tenant-in-common
With the other co-owner, with no rights
f survivOrship between them. CAL
hough, if there had been three or more
pint tenants, the joint tenancy would
Ontinue as between the remaining Joint
enants for the share they own.) Parti-
oning the property would also destroy
he joint tenancy, and in a few states
IMPLY mortgaging ones interest may
ave this effect.
Tenancy-by- the-E Entirety {
In a number of state type of CO. t
called ''tenancy-by-the-en- ]
'ety" is permitted This type of own j
ship may exist only between hus- t
md and wife. It is similar to joint t
Il
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15


transfer or mortgage his or her UNI
divided interest, or require partition
proceedings. Nor, in some states, would
property SO heid be liable for the separ-
ate debts of either spouse, except where
1t was placed in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO defraud creditors In few states the
husband alone would have the right and
duty to take charge of the property.
In most states property held in either
JOINT tenancy of tenancy-by-the-e en-
tlrety does not become tied UP in anv
lengthy estate proceedings when one
co-ownerS dies. But the surviving CO.
owner may be required or may want to
obtain and put on public record a docu-
ment showing that he is the survivor.
TO completely avoid estate proceedings.
however, nearly all of ones property
both real and personal property. in
Guiding cash in bank-would need 10
be held in joint ownership with sur
vivorship rights.
Continuation of such joint ownership
between a husband and wife may cften
postpone any eventual transfer of the
property to one or more of the chill
dren-this being left up to the surviv-
ing spouse. 1t should also be noted
that if father and son hold title in
joint tenancy, the son would get every
thing if the father dies first, but the
sons family may get nothing if the son
happens to die first.
Community property laws-which an
ply to the property of husband and
wlfe-are in effect in Arizona. Califor-
.-.a' lds--1 .ss.,,s NOS Nevada, New
MEXICO, Texas, and washington.
Consider Tax consequences
The tax consequences of different
types of ownership, particularly io;nt
tenancy and tenancy-by-the-entir
should be taken into account. This NAV
include federal and state death and
gift taxes, and income taxes (on capital
galns). In some cases, especially where
wife or child acquires joint ownership
with survivorship rights as gift, there
nay be important tax liabilities in such
ONT holdings. Among the things to
watch here is the possibility of an I'M
sually high federal capital gains tax
the event that the surviving co-owner
ecides to sell the property.
A competent lawyer should be en-
Logged to carry out the legal formal
les needed to establish each type of
In many states, for ex-
mple, deed will be construed to
reate a tenancy-in-common rather
Ian joint tenancy unless the deed ex-
ressly provides either that joint ten
ncy is intended, that survivorship
gifts are intended, or perhaps both
except that in some states this does
ot apply to deed to husband and
ife). In a few states, neither Joint ten
ICY nor tenancy-by-the-e entirety is per-
Tilted and it may not ordinarily be pos
bic to create survivorship rights at
|.
This discussion has dealt with some
the more common ways in which
lie to farm real estate may be held.
lere are other ways of holding title
many States, including placing it in
e name of a partnership or corpora
IN. For the protection of yourself.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

whether it will become a part of your
estate on your death. There are also
tax matters and other factors to con
slider.
Since laws vary from state to
state, and every farmer has situa-
ton more or less different from his
neighbours, only competent legal
advice can help you determine the
best way to handle your situation. 1t
may be helpful, however, to des-
cribe briefly some of the more COM
mon ways in which title may be
held.
One way to hold title may be called
sole ownership. This means you hold
title to your real estate solely in your
own name While there are some excep-
tons, if you own property in this man.
ner you may use the property about
as you wish, mortgage it, or convey it
to another by sale, gift, or other method
of transfer. Or you may control its
disposition on your death, with certain
restrictions, by leaving a will. If you
die without doing any of these things,
the property becomes a part of your
estate and will be disposed of as pro-
vided by the state laws of descent.
LIFE ESTATE
In some cases, however, you may
hnI toKo
real estate, with some else holding the
remainder" interest in the property.
In this case, you have the legal right
to use or rent out the property during
your life with some limitations, partic-
ularly with respect to the use of tim
Der and mineral deposits).
But with only life estate, your right
to convey or mortgage the property is
generally restricted to your life interest,
which is not readily marketable, and
the property would not become a part
of your estate on your death. The per-
son holding the remainder interest
would acquire complete ownership.
Ienancy-In-COmmOn
One of the most common types of CO.
ownership is that called ''Tenancy-in-
common" term which, by the way,
has nothing to do with landlord-tenant
relations. This kind of title exists, for
between two or more heirs
who have inherited farm land together.
Each co-owner acquires an undivided
share rather than any specific part of
he property. All are equally entitled to
possess and use the property, even
hOugh their shares may be unequal.
But If one cO-owner is allowed to Oc-
'upy and operate the farm by himself
le ordinarily, in the absence of some
lgreement, would not have to pay the
therS anything for using the property.
IN the other hand, he usually would
lot be entitled to be repaid for his
expenses.
One c0-Owner generally cannot grant
lease which will bind the others with
ut their consent. He may separately
Onvey or mortgage his undivided In
crest, although it may be hard to find
buyer for such an interest (unless, of
curse, all co-owners act together to
Onvey the property as a whOle). Or
Is undivided interest may descend to
IS heirs or be transferred by his viii s
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

BUMPER GRILL designed for Fergu-
son and Ford tractors and the Oliver
Super SIS is announced by R0cklin Mfg.
Co. 1t bolts to the front axle and pro-
tects the tractor when pushing or work.
ing in brush. A hitch mounted on the
center of the bumper makes it possible
to pull loads. In the horizontal position
there is safety stop which permits
use of the bumpe4 as front carrier for
light loads.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

Addresses of manufacturers and fur
Their information about products on this
PAGE are available on request. Write
New Products Department. Montana
Farmer-Stockman Box 1923. Great
Falls, Montana.
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Jonuory IS. l955-l3
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Tenancy-by-the-Entirety

In a number of state a type of CO
ownership called ''tenancy-by-the-en-
tirety'' is permitted. This type of own
ership may exist only between a hus-
band and wife. It is similar to joint
tenancy, each spouse having rights of
survivorship, but differs in some re-
SpectS.
In several states it is not possible
under this type of ownership for either
Evening star., 1955-06-02

the best Give" Westerns ever
presented on the medium.
i ~
Booboo Dept: Some viewers
irked by the way the railroad
coach windows Ton the Robert
Montgomery show Monday rip
pied like tissue paper.
~ ~
Inquiry: Reader g. 8. wants
to know II anybody has ever had
to move to his TV set to tune
UP q commercial he can't hear?
+HA 4
Guest Dept: George tSpanky)
MacFarland, the only member
Of the cast of the old Our Gang
comedies who couldn't be To-
Gated. has finally turned up and
the advice is that he will appear
on George Gobel,s show June IS.
y y y
Wanted: Information from
any Of those TV people who
lightly flick at q telephone dial
and always get their number.
How's 1t done?
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Church Work Put
At STA Million

Welfare work performed by
Seventh Day Adventists last
year amounted In value to more
than $14 million, the denomina-
tion's Home Missionary Depart
ment announced today.
OF this sum, more than $1l
million was spent in North
America. with the remainder
being given to overseas areas.
Members gave 1927. $40 in cash
toward this project,
Altogether. $780,. .058 articles
of clothing were contributed to
the needy. according to T. L.
Oswald. director Of the denomi-
nations world laymen activities.
In, addition. 1877 .685 food bas-
kets were distributed. and 1885,
752 treatments were given with
out charge to ailing persons in
private homes or in Adventist
health and welfare centers.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
great daytime entertainment

JIM GIBBONS is one Of the many top
notch entertainers you can hear every
weekday wherever you 60 on WMAL
radio. Just look at this list of wonderful
programs packed with music, drama and
variety:
Evening star., 1955-06-02

1540 Spanard named Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
the legendary Seven Cities of Ciboa said
filled with gold and precious jewels He didn't hnd the
discovered instead Of the worlds greatest wonders
the Grand Canyon Of the Colorado River
Canyon National Park which thousands Of tourists
visit every year. Northwestern Arizona The is
miles wide and mile deep in places At the bottom
rushes the Colorado River.
Millions Of old the canyons rocks come In beautiful
differently coored layers The nrst layer Is black the next
brilliant red brown Other layers
and various shades Of red The top layer
Of the canyon Is cream and gray.
the wide Of temperatures in the park there
kinds of animals and plants including some
found mainly southern Of the country
third Of series America explorers color this pic
ture Of looking the Grand Canyon
Violet Higgins; AP Newsieaturss)
Tomorrow: De Soto the Mississippi River
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Brothers in Arms

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. R1.-A
pair Of young brothers walked
into . hospital together and
walked out with new casts on
their forearms. Ronald Satter-
field. z. said he broke his right
arm when he ran into q tree.
His brother Kenneth. 9. fell on
his bicycle. fracturing his left
arm.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Contaminated Youth

PITTSBURGH Rf.--For years.
residents Of the North Side sec
ton Of Pittsburgh drank water
from q park fountain. It was
proudly labeled the Steel City's
Fountain of Youth. But it has
been closed. The State depart
ment of health found the water
is contaminated.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

In the stormy scene where
had been telling her daughter no
her up-Gertrude seemed to
swell and fill the screen with an
outraged fury that buzzed out the
timeless message, RUN FOR
THE HILLS, MEM"
Other than this. Mind Over
Momma," which Mrs. Berg CO.
authored with James Yaffee. ex-
plored a rather well-charted
course and some graceful acting
by the cast, which included e.
G. Marshall and Norma Crane.
was the saver, Sidney Lumet
directed.
%HA
Lost and Found: Even Arthur
ought to get q laugh out OF
this. Or should.
Ed Sullivan's show Sunday
will feature q duet by Marion
Marlowe and Julius LaRosa.
The song? 1.-TWO Lost Souls"
Any wonder that Eds show
wound up No. / In Washington
on the American Research Bu-
reau list for May?
Incidentally, the other nine.
In order. were Dragnet, Groucho.
Lucy, Ford T'heater, This Is Your
Life. Robert Montgomery. I've
Got a Secret, Producers Show
case and Person to Person.
No Can Do: Lilo, the French
singer-dancer. may be great In
"Can-Can," but on TV. she
Can't-Can't get across. Lilo was
starred on Milton Berle's show
Tuesday night in . long and
dreary production number. Much
better was the comedy ballet that
backed UP Crazy Otto's piano
spoofery. The extremely tall ball
lerina and her short male part
ner generated more laughs than
the rest OF the show put to-
gether.
Lazy Bones: So Bob Hope has
retired from TV?
He'll be visited by Murrow on
"Person to Person" June 10 and
on June 26, he's scheduled to
perform on Sullivan's seventh
anniversary Toast of the Town"
program.
~ +
On the Trail: I caught the
beginning Of last weeks Million
Dollar Movie, "The Scar" three
times just to watch Mr.. Dragnet
(Jack Webb playing a gangster.
He was one of the two thugs
trailing Paul Henreid in the early
sequences and in case you missed
it, he played it no differently
than he plays Sergt. Friday.
*h& ~
Stop, Thief: Wonder which Of
the three notorious scene-stealers
lined up for Mondays Studio
One comedy will win out? In
"The Spongers," which concerns
the parasitical relationship be-
tween a married couple and an
elderly man of wealth, will be
Cyril Ritchard. Ernest Truck and
Alice Pearce. James Yaffee. who
coauthored Mind Over Nom
ma" wrote this one, too.
No Smoking: How detached
can you get?
In the. first of two parts on
the Cigarette Lung Cancer"
question Tuesday night (WTOP-
o.. Edward r. Murrow, who is
generally putting UP a storm,
kept his cigarette and smoke
carefully out of sight.
Intriguing: Those of you who
have been inquiring as to the
whereabouts Of Jerome Thor,
the first Of Sheldon Reynolds
stars on Foreign intrigue, will
be happy to hear that he is
featured in next Tuesdays U. s.
Steel drama, Hung for Sheep"
Hugh Marlowe is starred. The
author, Frank Gilroy, also
penned "The Last Notch" for
the same series. It was one of
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Youth Club PIunned

A meeting Of all persons inter-
ested in setting UP a teen-age
club in the Annandale Recrea-
ton Center. will be held at 1880
o'clock tonight in Annandale
(Va,) High School,
Evening star., 1955-06-02
ON THE AIR
Back to Molly,
Please, Mrs. Berg
By BERNIE HARRISON

dcult believe that Gertrude the
MOLLY Goldberg the could play Of those
suocang poessive almost convinced
on the Elgin Hour Tuesday (WNdAL-D.
stormy where she diaed the psychiatrswho
had telling daughter had goofed bringing
Evening star., 1955-03-04

SECTIoN--Bargain in
low POS. A victim Of unfortunate
circumstances, owner. forced to sell
at loss at once. With 10 rooms, 3
baths, this impressive looking brick
building is an excellent buy for
residence organization. rooming
house or small apartment house
Call Mr. Hall with
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.
ST. $1,000 Ewes. OIL. 4-n13s
81
Evening star., 1955-03-04

CORPORATION de-
sires Is investors. each with 81 900.
or one with $4,000. Can make
better than 4Ofs on investment
ON NEW ROUTE 20 super hwy, only
spot within 30 mi. that has access
on or of new road: willing to build
a restaurant and liquor store for
responsible tenant with some cash +:
IiagSTs. Cali MRS. HEssE, RE.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS oPPORTU-
NIFTY = Grocery store with estab-
ltshed trade. In $500 block l4th 81;
NV: owner moving from city; will
sacrifice. Call RA. 6-95s2. e.
POOL ROOM tables, good money
maker; priced foI quick sale. Ii
LUSsHEoS, scfG SHnday; tav T9 eouip I9Ost Is g mo
RA. 6-160l; am. Ii. 3-6697. Ii
PARKING LOT, ne. one block from
Union Station: suitable for 10 trucks
or IL autos. Box "6S-T. Star. %
Used CAR LOT, capac 25 cars;
ONCE. sign, lights: reas. 5S06 Ga.
ave. NV. TU. 2-:60S -6
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
GIFT SHOP-Handling better quality
gifts, decorative accessories and an
tiQues. Ofiicer'S wife must sell due
to transfer overseas. Established
three years at Hunting Towers,
Alexandria. Va. This shop has eX-
cellent, reputation and substantial
April l on remarkable terms. There
are no brokers concerned; for ap-
pointment call King S-0lss dsvs or
Temple b-5S1S eTenings 6S
Evening star., 1955-03-04

ARL.-LIKE NEW: eonv. to every
thing: nV. rm. and frepl-i din. rm.,
? bedrmS., ! "a baths, rec. rm.; yard
for garden and flowers. 1870 N.
Quebec st. Sl05 mo. EN- 3-377l.
ARLINGT0E-Bealt. 2-bedrm. home;
garage; convenient to Pentagon: rea-
sonable. ia S-2133. g.
ARL., Lyon Villsse-Brick Colonial; I;
) bedrms., 3;z baths, den, rec. rm.,
garage. Avail. immed. $500. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO. IA. 4-l40O.
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS-J-Year- s.
room. semidetaehed brick. Full base
ment, gas heat; Sy5. Vacant. 10
FALLS CHURCH - 5-bedrm. brick
home; fenced yard: excel. location;
newly dec. Sl6g. Fairfax, j-beorm
rambler: Sll0. JE. 2-O446. II
FALLS CHURCH-SmalI house. m 1. :;
beautiful lot: nr. shopping area;
SIS mo. JE. 4-302I. ii
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
. bedrms.. 500; bedrms.. Sl25;
$3.50; 4 bedrms.. ia baths. S16O:
bedrms., 2 baths, $40.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
4906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
Evening star., 1955-03-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TATIoNERY-TYPEWRITER STORE

Y-TYPEWRITER STORE
Very little money required. rea-
sonable rent. Good opportunity. ia
1-G99S. Is
FOR LEASE-Front-end and brake
department; entire shop. Excellent
chanic to go in business for him
self with no investment. Excellent
potential 10. $1,000. 4
BARBER SHOP, compl.; A chrs.. Cabi-
nets. incl. cash reg, showcase. bar
Der pole, elec, sign, Ready to start
bGsinefs siP4S sPR1,fh e. s1tSPa sTsTIoN
lease: in Northeast Washington
Modern with excellent facilities. Call
SAW Mill, IIV' complete with As and
81 inch blade. edger, firewood saw,
planer. cutoff saw. tractors and
truck, For appointment. call RE
FOR RENT. store with fountain
booths, meat cases. cash. register,
shelving. ETC.. suitable confectionery
and delicatessen. Phone WE. 5-6"1@.
sHoH BS,n..s sHoFE9y G6REYE fSsis @asor Dlfatdy ad
HhuLISG Idii Mti BUSINESS. operating 3
trucks daily: $500 cash. Call MA.
RESTAURANT. Upper Northwest. do
ing good business, owner leaving
$4,000 down handles. G. DRAVIL-
LAS. AID. 2-O142. ii
and retail; doing good business;
9Vwines to partners, cdiisn, diSagreement. enedL
GAS STATION SITE, zoned; only
Sl3.a5u: lI5Xl5U on important hwy
leading to Greenbelt, . mi, from Nd.
u, adio!aing parking lot: busy
9o%t @e7S7d, 5H Va " ". A LEWIS. fSo' 'sS'' ma
SHOE DEPARTMENT to lease dept, in
women's wear store. with s2O.-
900 sales volume. Completely fix
tured. No stock to buy. Immediate
SGfignsnfKyo Ssis5n Kyop$ 81 kAf FfniaI a. sSss Ga MI
MUST SACRIFICE srocerv store. COM
plete stock fixtures. Potomac lights.
Md. Riverside 3-277l after pm.
sELF-sERvICE SUPER MARKET-9
complete departments, tip-top equip
ment, 1000 location in seashore
resort adjoining Atlantic City. City
OF over 5000: no chain stores; Town
and future still growing. VIII prove
line yearly volume. No trihers. Box
noTE+ a foR LEASE So; &c.. Ma-Iss: 4 rs;
machines in both bars. only hotel
in city. $1,000 will handle. Reason
itSr, selling i'll health. Info. phone
GROCERY STORE AND MEAT MAR
KET, $500 low rent. well stocked,
Phone TU. o-7156.
DELICATESsEN. located in finest sub
urban and country club area; doing
over S6O,O0O annually, greater pro-
portion in catering and meats; room
for expansion; wonderful poSsibili-
ties for live-wire operator Priced
for quick sale, Box 1i3-V Star. --6
DO IT YOURSELF BUSINESS, light
mfg. and retail. lge. showrm.. long
lease, reas. rent. thicklv- populate
area; diStributorship for sheet plas-
tic serving met. area 10 years.
Reasonably priced. Clio p m, Sun
day, l2-6 pm. LO. I-6503. ---G
SMALL WHOLESALE FOOD distribu-
ting business. well established. seeks
nominal short term capital for i'm
mediate expansion. permanent ro-
tating financing arrangement poSsi-
Bile. investment secured. immediate
, returns guaranteed. Must be willing
to exch. refs. Box 264-T. Star. -
HARDWARE STORE First time Of.
fered IN d. c.: 1894 sales, S67 900:
dollar for dollar for stock, plus fix-
lures. Call Mr.. Sitkin, KE. B-p32S.
Exclusive. METZLER. IA. b-7h75.
b
Evening star., 1955-03-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in Be
theSda, Silver Spring. Langley Park
piete rental service. phone US today.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6243. S
IN ARL.. April Ii bedrm., unfurn.
rambler; excel. care guaranteed. so.
S-146l. II
}-BEDROOM HOUSE. unfurnished,
NV, ne, or Md; adults; by April
/. HO. 3-69n" IS
TWO GIRLS, guar. desirable tenants.
want 3-bedrm. unfurn. house in safe
NV. area: max. $3.50. Refs. ex-
changed. OIL. 2-1Sl2. --6