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Evening star., 1955-02-18

The Districts Point System
Committee win urge suspension
Of drivers licenses in all cases
Of excessive speeding. Traffic
Director George E. Keneipp
predicted yesterday.
Also, he said. the committee
will recommend assessment of
a fiat three-point penalty for
any speeding charge, abandon
ing attempts to increase the
points in relation to the speed
involved.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

partment-when such things, and more, are
yours in every new Buick as standard equip.
ment at no extra cost?
drop in for a visit this week and start
checking things.
We believe that when you look into this great
car when you see what you get for the low
price you pay and when you discover what
happens when you nudge that gas pedal
you'll say it's gospel that Bucks the thrill
and the buy of the year, hands down.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

30 why miss out on Buick style and power
and room and ride when you can have it all
if you can afford any new car?
Why do yourself out of the fun and pride
and deep satisfaction of bossing big and
brawny beauty like the one pictured here,
when the dollars you pay for this Buick buy
you so much more sheer automobile?
And why pay extra for things like direction
signals, oil.bath air cleaner, full.flow oil
filter, automatic lighting in the glove com.
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HOUSES uNEuRNIshEn

1882 RIGGS PL. NV. -- white
newly dec: lovely: . rms. kit. 2h
baths; gas heat: park 2 autos; nice
o'sULLIvAN. MA. s-7s4s. 1901
n t'f As Il. aiSi brick Co.
DS4sh tsne.d rear ssrAFs Yard :er: svs
SILvER SPRiNG-3.bedrm. tetaches
brick split-level: sep. din. rm.
level corner lot: near schools; $l25
OWNER. HE. 4-6935. --12
Tor CHAPLIN ST. S.E.-2-bedroom
brick. semidetached. automatic
nsRsd 5ssasTas0r Ssa ff sssl
away. Call 10. 2-49l4. 4
rent, 4 rooms and bath: Option e
buy Cal PSplsr 2-2225. ~.
Sept; l: rooms, oil heat. all I'm;
,I psrS1yTsmsnts i Not more re than :
SUBURBAN Md. RAMBLER, better
than new; 3 cool bedrooms, spacioui
living room. dream kitchen, full
recreation basement. breeEeway
garage, wooded lot. Bargain at Sill
per month. W. r. HUGHES CO.
c MA; 7IS@Ss s, ~ 7; spRNe-Sv.r,
clean 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW with scrd
yard. A., J. kEss1NdER q CO.
HIGH ELEVATION, NE. Whit.
neighborhood. Spacious remodelec
2-bedrm. house, garden. bsmt.. ga.
rage. Option to buy: portion oil
rent applied to down payment: sos
mo. OWNER, no. 2-5712. -
bsmt and garage: furn. or unfuYn
ARL.-CUTE, MODERN 2.bedrm'
washer, disposal; fenced yard. Child
welcome: 500. no. 2-47Sl. IS
SPRINGFIELD; 500 MO- bedrms,
81 mod, screened poEch. lee, yard
81 acrs). oil heat. Edgewater o,
A homes. siSO-sispi.' p CHARLES lesdF "
HOWE, ia. 4-1045, ia. S-22l7.
SILVER sPRING--AIR-Co 3.
s ssaa fo III ~ bath bath apt; , home
MARsTEILER REAL ESTATE, JU
. gj2SSS; W. 1871. ,r,,. a..
NAL: 8 Ice. bedrms.; excel. NV. res
section; buses i blk: near school.
M Mason ave, II; s-6954, A
s ~, srn.tNu-4,pe nrm. orlck
shady lot. $3.50 Ju, 6-s987. a
NM PENTAGON - Newly dec. z
nedrm: oungaiow: iuli osmt. wife
reel fm; snady ysrd WILD outqr
R nreRh SSb ne; yE NEE h11SS' coI S
NAL; inciosed year.rognd porch
nIeplsee, OH nea., etLhcheu kaTafe
fenced rear yaad; conV' 'oc'; slo'
BURKE: va, 80 min; Pentagon-s
story frame. newly dec bedrms.
baths, separate din. ,rm., den
d asr bs equipSeed ac k,t I'll b1adn
.yr lease. CT. 3.osOs. IS
GEOkGIA AVE; nav, 1929 - Newl;
decorated, 4-bedrm. house: $ll!
mo; Inquire, IA. e-2SgS. II
VIBRATION Living rm;, gin; space
rear I'd $11o; 10. 5:3527, -
Si4 SHaEHhlDAN 81; N.Wi-3 PEG
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

brE.; incl porch. bsmt..s firepi..
nv. ia. 5-76ss or CIR. s-lS5e.
saes Goth 'kp.. N Arl.-Attraefive
5-room brick located on quiet st.
among large oak trees: 10 minis. TO
Pent9son. A Ayssl. Aug. 10; Sl@5
SPACIOUS 5.BEDRM. HOUSE, ~;
COOL on park: temporary or per
manent rental. Group of girls OF
family; reas., $3.50. 202l Park I'd.
NV. All day Sun. after $3.50 week
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nice
S .;;S rd l-hs .na h 'ST.sI south south
syaii, now: sie5. EN-. 2-5i0o: ewes.
L33M s Sif4G ii. NV, OF 18th at
Mbrary-6 large rooms, 2 porches:
well furn.; cow. to everything; va
cant; $136. RIA. 6-6321: VIII. g.
TAk0SMA PARK-clo.e walter Reed
schools. e-bedrm. rambler. Iv. rrii.
washer. nicely fIrn.: large shady
corner lot, with back patio. Sl35
mo-; sos New York ave-, Takoma
Park. Nd. Ju. 5-4646. %
|ARLANDRIA--5 rms. with mod. furn..
reas. rent for. services rendered;
S2Oe A. MONTH-41s-year- old. large,
furnished 6-roem. rambler on large
lot in Silver Spring area, 4 miles
from District line; has 2 baths,
washer. drier, ironer, piano. large
attic fan: year lease required be-
ginning September /. Cali Juniper
2.BEDRM. DUPLEX BuNGA.: auto.
heat: wooded: child, 206 Leighton
Exclusive sSs s SSALBRo Ks IT, av sisSs ssr
tos5 mos.-A delightful home for
the most discriminating family;
bedrms,. 81 baths, liy: fm. .dining
e %s Ssrs saaT Rourh f1 RoBsNs RES
ESTATE, XII. $4,000, 3
CAPITOL HILL, 4th st. s.e.-Beauti-
full remodeled 3 bedrm.. 2 bath
house: tiny garden: option TO buy:
aeSn psyPsats, OWNER ho. =
CLOSE IN FAIRFAX-6 rooms, Q
bedrms.: Ice. level lot; ofi-street
parking: quiet nsdEhborhood Oh Arl.
blvd. near Gallows, I'd: kitchen
fully iSls.,s equipped wsSSnins ach.as
Mr.. DRAPER. "a. $1,000 Tor sp-
DO ntment to inspect. IS
CLEVELAND PARK-Semidet home
In convenient location: 4 bedrms. /:
avail; Aug. Is; $40; THos. L.
rms automatic h.-v.h-. full bsmt.
fenced yard; att gar. avail. for
years leases; $3.50 mo. DU. q
1910. 8
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Near 18th st. n.w.--Wen furn., clean
row house. screened porch, 3 bed
rms. and sleeping porch. $50.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 5000
COLORED-354I 18th ST. NV
9 rooms: bedrooms. 2 kitchens,
hot-water heat. refrigerator. HO.
2-R7I2, RE. 1-19hQ
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$500 DOWN

$500 DOWN
3 aptB.. 2 sleeping rooms, 2 baths:
owner lives in arm apt. collects
Sc. best rentals.
a apts,, 4 sleeping rooms. 4 baths:
exceptionally nice and clean; al.
ways nlled; $40 mo-. Inc: $112.50
payment. Call Mrs. Phillips,
CAMPANELLA q co.
tx. 3-4l13. Eyes.. LU. 1-le06
10 ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Oh 1- heat: 5-yE: lease: inc. quoted
more more near near Go Columbia e.; $3.50
IA APTS.-$1,200
quoted $3.50 monthly: Shows Big met met
profit: 14th mr., Park I'd: always
EEs oSsss:;utte. 81 Essi s- igsi csi Mrs.
26 ROOMS, IA BATHS
Guest house, Mass. ave. ct Dupont
Circle: garage. oil heat: nicely. furn. /;
clean: ~ rented: shows big net
profit; $500, terms. Call Mrs.
CARRY-OUT
n 81. NE: inc: quoted up to 500
daily: :. rent q $50: Di inhsall mach mach
equip: short hours: shows big net
profit; only $4,000. wants $1,000
down. CAN Mr.. Ward
c. ]. YOUNG, ST. S-1500
PACKAGE LIQ. STORE
Large. mod. up-to-date store. excel:
lent NV. location; inc. quoted
sond.: approx, SEQ, 900 stock: near
large apts.. hotels, theaters. and
For price and terms. call
C. ]. YOUNG, ST. $500
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. suite sos
1900 DOWN
BUYS VERY GOOD GROCERY
Sales Over 81, 900 Wk.
II. M, APPLESTEN RA, 3-39o5
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ALABAMA AVE. SET rooms, 2
Kitchens and bath. full bsmt. Si4,-
500. Terrific value, In f1ne section.
Lot 50x110. level and nicely land
scaped. Completely redecorated and
in AL condition. Suitable for large
tSRly or 6 f.gmtltes ms Gsl nj;
4-20O5.
ANACosTIA, near MINI. ave
Semidet. brk.; 6 rms. 5 bedrms..
tile bath, finished bsnt., gas INV.
b.; garage; perch, CT Or s,, con- u
REALTY. INC, Lu. 4-S4oO. LU.
coSGREss HGTs.-a-family semi
Oct. brick: l apt: Of 2 bedrms:; l
S e9p:id siss Ss ,o aGS'f sar tTsSs
Realtors, 10. $4,000. -
HILLCREsT, mr.. Branch and Ala
bams ayes. .s.e,-Detached brick;
rms. 4 bedrms., 2 baths 2 beds
rms. and bath. LIST a.: full bsmt..
porch, level lot with fish pond.
Prswaf sons sa S252Se Fer
INC, LU. 4-3400 and LU. 2-5976.
to Ann Beers School-4-year- old
Diet. brk.; center hall. rms. &
befs .ot bat tIS; hl,, Pedra. and
h; porch; lge: Level lot. Eor in in
i ISs In cal 4ls4 HAHi Hi ass7s.
HILLCREST SECTION - Diet. brk.
split-level rambler with 4 bedrms..
Ia baths, bsmt.: S22,500. HART
MAN REALTY. INC, LIZ. 4-3400.
1855 ALA. AvE.-corner brk.; q
rms. 8 lge. bedrms.. rec. rm.; lae.
1 Nc sl Ii. l-5 aaSlMAS REALTY
2-FAMILY HOMES assume CT; very
nice. ideal for .etired or -younF
couple l40S 18th pl. s.e.. after g.;
ewes, LU 4-6319.
2Sth-N SITS, 2529, S.E.-Best area.
churches, schools. shopping center
Ideal. 2 rms, Q baths; SIT, $50. &.
vi nATVEy M A-Cn1R 4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OWNER FORCED TO SELL. due to
income about 5000 per mo. owner
will sell to reliable party for small
down payment. Call NO. 1855.
SHOPPING CENTER to be built In
excel. suburban Md. loo. The fol-
lowing stores for lease; delieates.
SeautS salen Ao csPi IA pAc y-ssoS1p' .nS
TExAC0 SERVICE STATION for
lease: minimum capital required.
Located 1900 blk. s. Capitol St.
Cal TE. 6-344l. attention Mr..
ou GfTalai SALES AGENCY dealer
tors; also boats and repairs; we'll
established bus, real estate in
GUIDED comprising Q mod store
bldgs., and parking lot; I store
rented as liquor store, Price Of
SS6, 900 incl; bus. stock and real
f fsssts, ma MI s.Y Tfss. ooss REALTY
REsfAURANT FOUNTAIN donut
$1,000 cash needed. LU. 4-isos.
ATTN: Statesmen and brokers, &C.
countant will pay from fifteen to
acctnt. closes. best ref. Dr. 7.25O3.
GROCERY STORE; self service; do
ing over $500 per week. Very
reas. rent. Real moneymaker. Busy
NV. loo. Mixed trade. CO. 5-6518.
SMALL HOTEL in North carolina's
TOP mountain resort town; .elev,.
AAA. Gourmet, Duncan Hines: in
heart Of village: open April thru
Oct; widely known. BOX 465, Blow
wAiTER REED ARMY. MEDICAL
Center Exchange No. 234 intends
TO have a concessionaire operate
sion at Walter Reed Army Medical
advised to contact 1t. Stewart at
Exchange once. Bldg. No. I3. RIA.
$4,000, Ext. 3416. For informa-
ton relating TO the applicant, re-
ouirements, and interviews for this
concession, written proposals. must
on Aug 16 at the Exchange once.
WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL
Center Exchange No. 234 intends
70 nave Q concessionaire operate
the Exchange amusement machine
concession at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center; Prospective appll-
stewart at Excsans re- once aSesaci sld az.
No. 10. RIA. $4,000. Ext. 34i8. For
information relating To the appli-
cation. requirements, and inter-
views Tor this concession, written
proposals must be received no later
than . Pm. on Aug. 10 at the Ex-
unTRS HMn ppsr.x,u.~,- @
rms. fully equip. Doing good bust
s e. 900. ss 81. s s1d wine license
FREEZER AND LOCKER PLANT
Modern brick bldg. fully equipped
and operating, In excellent location
Sod reason for selling; $4,000:
R RoSER si SSisS.I sssn s s5pLEx
BAKERY In busy shopping center,
I5 H. r. 1. ave. NE; $4,000. Wa.
GR0CGRRY, approx. $4,000 wkiy " In
come quoted: information TO quail
iisa purchaser o0o only; w. .,!Bs 2.
TAVERN ON q. 8. sol
On.sale and off-sale license. equip
ment. stock, crab house. with. good
lease. Owner. will gladly show books
JIM BRITT. %
BEER TAVERN--strIctjy beer, over
$50 cases and Is kegs wkly. No
cooking; investigate.
CAFETERIA with beer. Over 5000
per day. Sacrifice. Only S1c.bO0,
terms.
GRILL. IN SHOPPING CENTER;
clean, neat, perfect patronage,
plenty OF parking. Call on this enc.
Call after 2 pm.
ATLAS BROKERAGE CO.
Ma. 6-7060 EN-. 2-3033
LIJMBER PTRM
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WELL-FURN. 1-bedrm. apt; prefer
pvt. home, nearby Va: quiet, mid
dle-aged, empl. cple.; man enjoys
present place; 500 max; Sept. i
or sooner; Box 224-R.. Star. 4'
VA.--B NEED ! and 3 bedrm., furn.
spts, this week. L. MLEcKA, ia
"CONGENIAL WORKING Girl
wants another girl. 2S-3b 70 select
and share modern furnished apart
ment In NV; Rock Creek Park ares.
Call RE. 7-7474, EXT. 16 bet. q
and D, NO. 7-0405 after Q. g.
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Mt. PLEASANT

Mt. PLEASANT
Up-to-date. modern home in spot.
less cond... bedrms, 2 baths or
End A.; LIST n. also has bedrm. ant
powder rm. Grand bsmt. apt. with
3 rms. and bath Rents for $50.
terms To- 70 suit. MT. .' Theo o. IA RX
3-40OS,
BAsfLIKo REALTY CO.. pI. 7-s724
New Brick Rambler
Rock Greek Area West 18th ct.
3 Bedrms.. 2 Baths. Den
Rec. RIM. and Gear Garage
Elk. 3-5707 RIA. 3-014C
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AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK

Red brick Colonial. convenient to
elementary and high schools. Gen.
ter-hallway plan with living room.
dining room and kitchen on LIST.
floor: 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on
End: 2 finished bedrooms on 3rd;
screened side porch. built-in ga
ioininx Da maids r nss run ms nan ea
tras" such as disposal, attic fan,
extra refrigerator In basement, Ben
dix washer. 2nd-fi. walk-in closets,
etc; $4,000. Eyes, cali Mr..
w. G. g. A. N. MILLER
CO. (REALToRs)
1850 Mass Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
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CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSES.
SDsn stt G..aseEsl az. Ss
made cleo. Kit. IN. 6smt. With Via,
washer :dryer connections. patio.
70 S~G 1sse6: Right at $500 blk. Mae.
Arthur plVd.. or pass American
uniy. TO Arizona ave. and rigiit On
Cathedral. FRANK N. DOYLE,
REALToR, DI. 7-7e66 or Wo. g.
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JOSEPH w. SEAY co,
l13 West Broad Street
Falls Church Va


cOLORED OR WHITE, e4s 9Th st
ne. - Clean 7-room brick home;
basement. oil heat: Commercial
s sose;a4 sllo' Ju. s-seee' ST
coLoRED-sIs .sth ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and outside toilet,
$500: ewes. Re. 3-a5l4. ~ 1
COLORED - iSoO BLK. ONTARIO
PL, N.W.--Lge. 6-rm. house, par
tally furn, or unfnrn. II wanted;
gas, heat. lge. clean bsmt.: $3.50
81 GfIl a u r. 4. " D. JOHNSTON
cOLoRED-CAPIToL HILL AREA
--6 Ice. rms, full bsmt.. gas heat
N s1s.' s s9ssi Dixie REALTY CO.
COLoREDwI ST. NV. mr.. 18Th
Lse. 9-rm; house. excel. cond.:
49,, v. d. JOHNSTON, HU. g.
COLORED - 2e17 SHANNON PL.,
S.E.-4 bedrms- gas heat. $10C
mo. LII. 4-S3I1. -6
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Print The SURPRISE ANSWER hare

UnscrambIe the sets of letters making Of each
tumble Print each word letter to square. beneath
each tumble The letters you have printed the ctr
cled squares may then be arranged to spell the
0nsDer suggested by the cartoon clue. What is It?
(Answer appears Page Gil, Col ~
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LUMBER FIRM
Interested in securing additional
funds on . one-yr. personal note
basis, to be used for increas sing
sales to accredited builders in the
Washington area. Privhte money
desired. Boz 46b-s. star. -
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MIDDLE-AGE COUPLE to share
country house. rent free, IN ex-
change for care Of elderly lady.
Ia. 1904. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY OFFICER at Pentagon needs
spacious 3 or 4 bedrm,, unfurn.
house In Arlington or Alexandria.
b-4bb3. %
BETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE AREA
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, unfurn.: close
70 all eonv.. BY Sept. !. Box 1874
BRITISH OFFICER REQUIRES "a
bedrm- furn. house for 2 yrs: good
yard. IA. 6-1457. %
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1880 EYE STREET NV.
Foegy acknowledgements it yourself
First floor, three rooms: secon,
floor, two rooms. Priced, $3.50.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN
DI. 7-3434 WO. 6-41b;
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1706 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Beautifully decorated; new com.
bination aluminium windows ane
doors; LIST a.: ,arRe Hv. rm., din
rm.,. den, powder nm. new equipped
kitchen; 2nd a.: 4 large bedrms
and 2 baths. Many other nice fea.
lures: Call MRS. GLASSMAN. RA
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STEUART SUBDIVISION
OF $50 HOMES
MICHIGAN PARK
. 6O4S 10th ST. NE.
= large bedrms.. semidetached hrick
homes. only 3 years old; mod
Kitchen, full basement. IL baths:
l-fare bus zone. Only SfOt
monthly. To inspect, call Mr.
CLARKE pI. 7-2434 or DI. q.
BULoW. Ii. S-05o5, q
FALLS CHURCH AND FAIRFAX-
$125 and $500. Don't fan to See
these, homes. Call JE. 2-2620 fol
appointment. Forty other rental
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
coLORKD-l4th AND KAIRMoNI
Live Rent Free

Beautiful brick; Q Ice. rms. full
hsmt. with pvt. act. and PVT. entr
OIL h.-W.h.; lovely fensed yard:
full baths; Gorgeous built-in bar.
Absolutely spotless eond. co. g.
4O66 It'll pm, q
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ATTN: Statesmen and brokers, &C.
countant will pay from fifteen to
nifty dollars for every prospect
acctnt. closes. best ref. d.. 7-2503.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
YuIe Tree Disposal
Orders Outlined
By Arlington

Christmas trees discarded by
Arlington residents win be picked
up by special crews Of the sani-
tation Division during the week
beginning January 10.
The division requested that
county residents place the trees
hi front Of their homes on their
regular refuse collection day on
that week.
After that time, usual regsila@
tions win be In effect. requiring
that the trees be cut into 4-foot
length and tied In bundles. The
regulations also require that q
special can be made to the coun-
u refuse ONCE to have the trees
picked up, except during the
week the special crews will be
working.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Uniyoc 5 Poor Election Report
Blamed on Inadequate Data

later proved, was not the case.
The machine calamity re-
lowered its composure, when the
votes. practically al In. and
called the turn on oil but I'VE
House seats. The Senate score
was only slightly more garbled.
Uniyac's Diet Got Mixed.
Or. woodbury. cited as another
Eblunder the fact that Univac got
fed some mixed-up information,
which harassed statisticians ini-
tally chalked up to q teletype
operators error. The operator
has since been absolyed Of any
guilt, but the source Of the bad
dope is still q mystery.
Another ny in the election
night ointment, DR.. woodbury.
said, was the difficulty In trans
lating technical details into the
language Of the millions Of nom
statisticians watching Univac's
Inut-and-bolt cerebrations on
TV.
Reporter Asks The Question.
L The reporter wanted "a know
|whether Or. woodbury. thought
the machine will lever replace
man. s
mot so.D he replied reassur-
ingly. 'Univac.functions just like
la washing machine produces
clean clothes it operates better
when there's Q laundress to
| to operate I'll"
Evening star., 1955-01-02
| s7OO, 900 Fire Wrecks
| Chicago Spice Plant
sy ihs AsseeIa,sd prsss

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-Fire raced
through . six-story spice CONE
.pany plant near chicago's Loop
today, causing damage estimated
at 5000. 900.
The blaze IN the Kearns and
Smith Spice Co. at I'll s. Wells
street. filled.the downtown area
with the odor Of burning spices
No one was In the building
when the blaze broke out. The
only person injured was 1t.
Charles Somerville, Al, Of Engine
j. who was cut BY flying glass
as the buildings third and fourth
floors collapsed.
Chief Fire Marshal John J.
Haberkorn, who estimated the
damage. said he would ask an
investigation into the origin Of
the IRE.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

Why did Upivac. Remington-
Rand's electrcnic brain. 60 aslceW
on election night?
The man who takes care Of
the much-maligned computer,
Or. Max woodbury. OF George
Washington University, attrih-
utes Univac's murky prognosti-
cations on the outcome Of the
congressional race last Novem-
ber 2 to Inadequate pre-anal-
ysis data compiled about past
election experiences at the ma
tional precinct level. =
For example, Or. Woodbury.
told q reporter the other day, no
statistical records were available
to the researchers as to the trend
Of early election returns In past
elections.
Data Found Inadequate.
I'VE know now we needed
three times more data than We
had" the statistician said.
Univac, which did q fairly
manly Job Of second guessing
the presidential outcome In 1852.
fouied up on q national tele-
vision network last election night
when. halfway through the
vote counting, 1t decided the Re-
publicans were reversing an ap-
parent Democratic trend in the
House races This. as events
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Builder Sells Farm
To Preach The Gospel

Johannes 5urgens Schorman,
former building contractor OF Jo-
hannesbure, South africa, has
sold his farm for IS. 500. invested
the money and set out IN d
trailer to preach the Gospel.
He Is 81. His wife u 4 mis-
sicnary's daughter. Schorman's
first field Of operations VIII be
Namaaualand.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

mander. mai. Henson r. De Eru-
Ter. puts It this way: III one Of
our teams learns the route of the
next Night Of enemy bomhers.
we've cot our foot ia the door
before they're on the ground. |"
col, White, who fought as "a
irtfantryzn4n Ia world War II
and served ss aide to the late
Gen. Hoyt Vandenhurg when the
latter was Chief Of Stan Of the
Air Force. took oyer the unit
after leaving . similar one ii
Korea.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15
You'll get more with the
NEW OLIVER TWINE-TIE BALER

Here's baler that pays off anywhere:
the new Oliver Model so. It's low
price makes it a perfect buy for the
average-sized farm. And the larger
farml Well, up to 9 tons an hour is
no small quantity! What's more, the
model so costs less to operate
separate engine or power take-off.
Of course, the quality of the bales
counts, too-and that's another
place this new Oliver shines. To save
leaves land proteins) it treats the
hay gently from windrow to bale.
No extra handling. No winding
around corners on the way to the
bale chamber. No place for those
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Look at the finished bale and you'll
see it s made of separate, even slices;
they come apart easily at feeding
time.
Find out all about the Model so
from your Oliver Dealer and while
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mower that cuts 80 to 40 acres day
and gives you speedy hook-ups plus
the agility of three point hitch opera
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-04-15
HOWDY FOLKS,

Here's new name to put in your
conservation vOcabulary-range pit
ting. 1t sort of explains itself. but this
is what it means, how TO do it, and
what it viii do for you.
Range pitting is a mechanical treat
ment of depleted native grassland in
which small basins or pits are exca-
waited in the sod. How can you do that?
Take an old one-way disk. remove every
other disk and offset the centers
inches on the remainder. When the
modified One-way is pulled it viii then
cut pits as each offset disk revoIves.
On billy land it should be used on the
contour but on other lands it can be
used in any direction When the job is
done the field will look terribIe-that's
how you can tell you've done a good
job.
Now, what does this do for you? It
produces more grass per acre. How
can it do that? Well. first of all the
pits hold water like little basins and
reduce the runoff-that gives you more
moisture to grow grass. Secondly, and
this is the most important factor-the
tall grasses around the pit are stimu-
lated by the removal of competition
and the extra moisture.
q A ten year test indicated that western
wheatgrass and other grasses were
twice as plentiful on pitted range Fur
thermore. the pitted range produced
from Is to 100 per cent more feed which
gave an average of six pounds more
meat per acre. Cost of pitting was about
rs cents per acre. Yes. go pounds for
rs cents.
Will this practice work on your pas
ture? 1t will if you have medium tex
tured soils on slopes less than 20 per
cent with a grass cover composed
primarily of blue grama and if you
the pasture properly after
treatment. Want some more information
on it? Your local Soil Conservation Dis
trict has technicians who can answer
your questions.
Did you know that in the United
States the average investment per agri-
cultural worker is over $751; 900? That's
higher than the steel industry. You, as
d farmer are financier and soil and
water conservation are insurance to
protect your investment.
Conservingly yours,
M rxg