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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

2 FRONT ROOMS. ADJOINING: U.s.
Of Kitchen: realonaele. De. 2-1ll0
ROOMS men. In private home
5603 Chiilum pl. ne. Semiprivatt
bath; prefer Students or younf
men. Phone He. 4-6456 for ap-
pointment
PRIVATE HOME-TV. rec, rm., IN
limited phone. s25 month. LA. g.
s39i, after 0 pm.
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z50s RHODE ISLAND Avn. NJ
hoderniy furnished: bscrn, ~
m. III. -dinstts ard bath. Ell utiis.
furrished. $3.50. AD 4-f319.
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UHH1HONDo-Hs1 uJ 70 tVo'I pO-U'
lady's ia cts. $5o5; lady's ga
cts, s575; lady's u Ct. 500 80:
lady's la cts. s475. LIVINGSTON
q CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME. g.
h2a9
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1853 NICHOLS AVE. s,E.-Attrac
furn. one bedrm.. liV. rm., kit. and
bath apt, In cow. located bldg,
SS5 mo-, incl. heat and INV. See
Mr.. DUPREE on premises. or call
CO. 5-3633
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ADDITIONS
General Remodeling
J. r. LAWRENCE, Ii. $500
F.kahltshad IQOk

BLOCK AND BRICK WORK, brick
pointing up. plastering OF all kinds
Free estimates. eau any time. 10
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15
Rule Helps Estimate
Work of Machinery

A RULE OF THUMB makes it easv
to estimate how much ground farm
implements cover.
To get the acreage covered in a 10
hour day working with pillow, disk, or
other equipment, measure the width
of the implement in feet. Multiply the
width by the speed the equipment
moves in miles per hour.
The answer allows for time for turn
ing, going from one part Of the field
to another, and maintenance, reports
R. o. Gilden, extension engineer at the
University of Wyoming.
AS an example of the figuring, take
an implement with working width of
10 feet operated at 8 miles per hour.
To get the acreage covered in a TO-
hour day, multiply 10 by 8. That gives
an answer of 80 acres worked a day.
To figure out how fast an implement
is going, walk along beside it for 20
seconds, walking at an equal speed.
Count the number of normal steps you
took during the 20 seconds and divide
them by 10. This gives the approx
mate speed of the implement in miles
per hour.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

and subSoil, lets rain
soak IN -. and stay.
Run off is reduced,
erosion prevented,
moisture saved for
growing crops.
Available for all
tractors and crawlers
at sound investment
prices. At implement
dealers or write for
FREE CIRCULAR
with full details,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

loss of SIS to $40 per acre.
Beat the DeadIine
Now let's take a situation where the
water right is going to diminish or 90
out entirely. Here you are racing with
the calendar and the crop to beat a
deadline which is set by nature and
over which man has no control. Now
1t is very important to cover every acre
you can with the water while YOU have
1t. On this kind of deal, you may lose
$40 to $50 per acre or more on those
acres that don't get covered.
The point is, for those cases where
water can be saved by putting in good
permanent structures the returns NAV
be quite high. Water saved is time
saved and time saved is usually money.
The man who can turn a saving of
time into money is called good oper-
ator. Good permanent structures in
your head ditch will save time. What
you do with that time is I'D TO Won.
we don't mean to say there are no
problems in connection with permanent
structures in the head ditch. Sometimes
the bitches need cleaning or enIarging.
A poured-in-place concrete structure
can be real nuisance. Then too, if the
ground freezes and breaks the structure
you would be worse off that you were
without it.
New Type Structures
We recently saw an idea developing
which may change all of this. A readv-
mix concrete plant is making prefabri-
Gated headgateS, turnouts and checks.
The pieces can be purchased in num-
Der of different combinations to fit the
ditch. They are bolted together as thew
are installed. They can be removed for
ditch cleaning or taken out and moved
to another site.
We can furnish plans for pouring a
check in the ditch with removable gates
SO cleaning equipment can be worked
over the concrete. Metal gates and
turnouts can be purchased and installed
very easily. Metal can, of course, be
removed for cleaning or moved to an
other ditch if need be.
Farmers can make their own struc-
lures of wood or steel if equipped to
do it. When using wood, it is advisable
to use Pinch material and treat it to
increase the length of life. The winter
months are an ideal time to do this
In the farm shop and have them ready
for installation next spring.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

Ground barley is about 80 per cent as
valuable as corn, pound for pound, for
feeding beef cattle.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

A good farmer can raise good crops if
he is able TO conserve moisture and con-
troll erosion. You can do both with the
Jayhawk SIS Soil Saver.
This super subsoiler with the spinner
generates 20 81 inches, skaters hard pan
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

hesitate advertiser MONTANA
to
his ad in MONTANA FARNERsTOCKMAN
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

dFENFFsNItFIUFN1
DIMENSIONS ASSEMBLED u FOOT BOX Length
Inside IA feet; OVeroli-Feeder, IA feet;
Spreoder, Is feet. Width Inside - feet; Overolt
- Feeder, feet; Spreoder. 7l feet. Depth Inside
- 2H feet IA feet with high sidesl; Overolt -
Feeder. S feet; Spreoder. ava feet.
IA FOOT BOX Length Inside - IA feet; OveroIt -
Feeder. 10 feet; Spreoder. 10 feet; Feeder.
Spreoder Conjunction. 20 feet. Width inside -
feet; OVeroII-Feeder, feet; Spreoder. IN feet.
Depth Inside - 2Na feet "a feet with high sidesli
Overall - Feeder, feet; spreodef, 31a feet.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

BAKER: Inland Equipment Co.
BELGRADE: Goliath Service
BIG SANDY: Gront r. Courtnoee 6
Son
BILLINGS: Doyle S. Potts
CHESTER: ThieImon Implement Co.
CONRAD: KeIIoss Implement Co.
CUT BANK: Cut Bonk Motors
DILLON: p. J. Lowell Co.
DUTToN: Curtis Implement Co.
FORSYTH: lyon DohImon
FORT BENTON: Hoes G. Associates
GERALDINE: Alley Implement Co.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

CAPACITY " Foot Box. 200 bU.; IL Foot BoS:
235 bU.; 500 increase with high sides.
CONSTRUCTION 8" 3" ehonnei side members;
n" morise pYSood flooring; floor provided with
steel apron Slides floor supported by ;" ID.
channel membersi oil steel side and heed
ponelsi Link-Beli bearings. sprockefs ond ehoin
throughout; 20. 600 pound test opron ehoin; heovy
ehonnel iron opron flights; O. 5 ID. ehonnels
supporting side members; heovy duty oil steel
beoierspreoder oifoehmeni oil steel feeder oitoch-
meni; ~" 3 ply feeder attachment cross eonveYoE
belt.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

GLASGOW: ToyEor-Smith Troesor Co.
GLEkDIVE: BirdsoIl g. Zody
GREAT FALLS: Hoes g. Associates
HAVRE: Home Implement Co.
HoBSoN: Cowan Brothers
KALISPELL: Louden Implement Co.
MEDICINE LAKE: Vincent Gusfney
ScoBEY: HiIIstrom Motor Co.
SHELBY: Honnoh g. Holmes
SIDNEY: RiehIond Machinery Co.
WiBAUx: City Service Garage
WOLF POINT: D-Y Garage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Chinese Reds Sobotoging
Industries, Porty Saws

HONG KONG, May % (P.-
Red China has admitted that its
f1ve-year industrialization plan
is in jeopardy. Some mebers anG
organizations of the Communist
Party itself are sabotaging ano
lohstructing the ambitious pro-
gram.
The Peiping Peoples Daily
which party discipline has been
violated and production endan-
gered.
Some bad men and bad things
appeared among a number OF
party Organizations and party
members" the paper said.
This candid admission was
Iprefaced by a charge that "coun-
Iter-revolutionarieS are enticing
party members in various ways
TO do bad things or are worm
ing their way into the party, pos
ing as progressive elements"
Commit Frauds, Cheat Party
The paper added: Some party
members in order to obtain
honors and bonuses in fraudu-
lent ways do not hesitate to
make false reports on production
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Unitoriuns Urge
Bomb Tests Bon

BOSTON, May % (P).-The
American Unitarian Association
voted last night to urge uni
verSal pact against testing
atomic and hydrogen bombs.
Delegates to the l3lst annual
meeting adopted resolution
urging the United States to
continue to take the initiative
through the United Nations to
enter such worldwide pact.
The delegates also voted to set
up a commission to study the
possibility of a merger of the
Unitarian and UniverSalist
Churches cor other alternative
methods for the continuation of
Joint work" between the two
liberal religious groups.
Earlier yesterday the 500 dele
gates from the United States
and Canada elected H. Clay
Burkholder of Lancaster, Pa. to
a two-year term as moderator,
the highest lay position in the
denomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
OkIuhomuns to Dance Fushion Show TONIGHT

The Oklahoma State Society
will hold its annual spring dance
lat 10 pm. Saturday in the
lSheraton-Park Hotel. Oklahoma
Cherry Blossom Princess Jane
Lotion will greet the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

The Friendship Club will spon-
sor a fashion show at 7 o'clock
tonight in the Jelleff Branch of
the Boys Club of Washington,
1865 S street NV, for the bene-
fit of the Boys Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Points for Parents By tdytA rhome. wsllee,

Mother-There are some
cookies in the cookie jar but
l have told Sonny that he can
not have any until after he
eats his lunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

Mother-I've hidden the
cookies and if Jack insists on
having some, show him the
empty cookie jar and tell him
they are all gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

achievements, conceal their err
rors and cheat the party and the
state.
Some party members, guilty
Iof serious bureaucracy and de-
linQuency, ignore workers suf-
fering and safety with the re-
suit that industrial accidents
continue to accur, causing heavy
losses"
Some party members regard
the industries they control as
their independent kingdom"
the paper declared. 1t named no
names.
The paper said some Commu-
mist industrial bosses have even
defended counter-revolutionaries
who had been denounced by the
masses" and added:
an addition to this corruption,
embezzlement, theft and viola
ton of law and discipline fire.
quently happen among certain
party members"
Punishment Urged
The publication went on:
"All these facts show that the
poison of bourgeois thought is
corroding the organism and
fighting capacity of the party in
some factories. mines and COM
munications transport depart
ments and is handicapping the
smooth realization of state plans.
This serious state of affairs
shows the imperative necessity
OF introducing party control
work and the imperative neces-
sity of intenSifying it,"
The Peoples Daily recon-
mended that stern. serious and
fitting" punishment be handed
out for serious offenses in
factories.
Chairman Mao Tze-tung last
July ordered speedup in the
Specialization both of industry
and agriculture in China and
called for overfulfillment OF the
flve-year plan. scheduled to be
completed in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4l0l HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District lire. ! bu.
fare; convenient to shopping cen.
ter and theater: excellent bus facil.
tiles.
Nicely furn. apt. consisting Of re.
ception hall. liv. rm., dtnette,
bedrms,. kit and bath; Sl24. 30,
incl. utilities.
Plenty Of parking: lovely grounds
Apply In person. WA. 7-6200.
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APIS. eURNIsHED--MD.

MT. RAINIER. 1901 30th st.-3
ais RAINIER AVE. Mt. Rainier
Bedroom. living room, kitchen and
bath. Adults only. SIS. including
utilities. WA. 7-7660. IS
TAKOMA PARK-sILvER SPRING
AREA-Nicely furn.. 2nd-n. apt,
rm.. kit; and bath in .duplex house.
after !. JU. $1,000. " ID
BRENTWOOD. MD.-2-bedrm. apis.
small child. SS5. uN. 4.3211. I'd
SILVER SPRING, md, Sligo Park
Hills Apartments, ssh
terrace apartment, in beautiful
Sligo Park. Newly redecorsted and
modern facilities. Utilities Included.
Single gentleman only. Convenient
to. Walter Reed. Call Mrs. Seested.
W S-46g3. or FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC. Ma. $4,000.
10
ACCOKEEK, MD.-3 rms. and bath.
Apply Front Line Tavern or cell
Fairview 2-2436. %
CHEVY CHASE--Liv. rm., bedrm.
din, kit. pvt: bath; mr.. country
clubs. NH. OIL. 2-3i73. s.
ONE AND TWO bedrooms, modern
attractive furniture, $3.50 up. All
utils. incl. unfurnished apis. avail.
also. For brochure and further in.
formation. call RE. 5-S0Ol. 8, r
AND O, INC. Rental Agent.
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Exceptionally Nice
MODERN
GARDEN APIS.

GARDEN APIS.
1911 9th ST. Sc.
Exceptionally nice 2-bedrm. apis.
now available In this popular loca-
ton, Just OF Nichols ave. Excel.
transp and shop. nearby; utiis.
. 'n BEDR X ssas $3.50
Apply Res. Mgr. on Premises
DREYFUS6 BROS.
1OI9 18th st. NV. MA. S-05S0
COLORED-I236 sHEPHERD ST
NV. Apt. 81 bedrmS., Nv. rm..
KIT, din. bath. heat and by: new.
ly dec: S91.50. ME. S-004l. Is
COLoRED-1s44 CAPITOL AVE
dec; q rms. KIT, bath, porch: $50
Z. E. BREUNINGER d. SONS. INC
coLoRED APT. BLDG. near Mass
and 3rd-2 rms: kit. MOD; bath
Ssaes 30 ssR1Si ia A f;sss' in
new Garden development; ST.. SO
tendent on premises. For informa-
ton. phone ME-. $4,000. Ill
C0LOKED-CLEAN. BRIGHT 2 OIL
8 rms, kft. and bath; plenty q
heat and hot water. TranSp. y
blk; Refined people only. HE. 4
cSoiL1o;RED--2, ; AND 8 RIM. AIRS.
1tils, incl; WALKING distance e
R ess rent. Ii. s.3aas. '' GS
COLORED-lOI0 9Th ST. Me-
rms rms; perch and bath. SIS. MA. s.
c fSao g. 1851 aoLBHook III fER
bath. only s6s.50. CAL Ma. s,
C0IORED-ls7. RANDOLPH ST
NV rooms and bath apt, avail
nov, see,59; Key with ianitor
COLORED-1il6 r. ST. NV
Essn' D1 ssisD''fRp sy ha With bath iani on
COLORED, nth ST. NV. 33e3--
Two bedrms., liv. rm., kit, porch
pvt; bath: Rsas. to responsible
COLORED - 9i8 EASTERN AVE
NiiE.-aMoasrn apt, BLDG: 2 ~ Em rs;
vat water Turn furn. s6s.5o per mo. KEY
WILLIAM v I'll iAs J. pAv Ag. NC. 800 i
coLoRED 70 ROOM APT. all utils:
newly Qec0T0Ied- C2u 6OO IhA-k
REAL EST ESTATE CO.. DE, 2-os5S OIL
coLo SssfsoER 18th AND FLoR.
IDA AVE. NV. - Desirable apt
with 8 rooms. kitchen and bath
FULLER fIaip Ui fNc, e sr. P 5fllod. 1oi:
| coIoREsDEieo7 47th PL. Ne
Mod. apt. bldg; 2 rms, kit. ant
bath; gas heat. $3.50 per mo
plus utiis. Kew at Apt. B, or cal
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, INC, 500
St, NV. MA. S-3h5i IS
COLoRED-tj06 M ST. N.E.-4-roor
apt. all utilities. furnished. 50:
per month. HE. 1922. IS
COLoRED-I2.a sth ST: Nv!
rms. bath. S65. DIXIE REALTY
CO.. MA. S-sSSfi.
COLORED-LoVELY APT. In nv
section: "a blk. to Takoma ousline
pvt. bath and kit; utils. incl. RA
c olyohI; RIM, bedrnl.. di
nette, kitchen and bath S72. 80
Also rm.. dinette, kitchen ant
bath: S62 so. New bldg: goot
transportation. See Apt. 103 fol
information, ia 18th ST. ne. Cal
Ii 4-TS35 or Ii. $4,000 S
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APIS. FuRNlsHED-vA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and i.bed.
room apartments: tanttor service
laundry, privileges: downtown loca.
ton: all utilities: SIS TO $3.50
Call TIE. $3.50 between 10 am
NJ .n aRa { o;@i duplex. End nr.,
avail Rys s asT s fsss Ks nsss4SsssF .1ei
2-BEDRM. FuRN. APT. Oh Columbia
pike: rent, S125, incl utils.; can be
rented on short-term lease, J.
FULLER GROOM CO.. IA. 7-76o4
or ia. 7-7Sl9. ID
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ]
P en.ason: u $50 m mo. ii. ia. s s.s4i nj
FURN. 2 BEDRMs.. early American
in H e aai q fireplace ri as n nna r AI
sun porch; air conditioned; avail
$500 or JE. 4-02S3. IS
NICELY FURN., 2 rooms. kit. bath
pvt. entr.: cow. TO buses, shopping
ETC.: S1f0 mo-, uttls. KE. Saga
PENTAGoN AREA-Family apart.
ments and hotel rooms. Day OF
week; free parking. IA. 2-3343.
INA N. LAKEWOOD RD.. ArH-
Ltv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. -dinette. stall
shower. heat. hot and cold water
cleo. furnished no children or pets
$50 80: XII, 9-I0S4 80
NEW APT. with utils. furn. to white
settled couple, in exchange fol
maintenance and operation OF mo.
tel Refs. No pets. or preschool
children. JE. 2-I920. IS
n. ALLEYS bedrms., 4 or s adults
Sl50 incl TV and utils. min
Airport, RA. 6-5o22.
y. ALEX.-Efac., 2 adults: SIS incl
utils. and TV. s min. airport. RA
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEp-Mp.

ROCKVILLE. 2, and 8 bedrooms.
living rm.. dinette, kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; near
schools and shopping center: sos
to $50, plus utils. PO. 2-4296.
ONE AND TWO bedrooms. modern
attractive furniture. SS1 80 up. All
utils. incl. Unfurnished apis. avail.
also. For brochure and further In
formation call RE. b-sool. 8. r.
CORAL HILLS at D. c. line--Gar-
den apts.; 2 bedrnas;. Sss; 3 bed
BUS us, shops saa. No Is. sl4oss. :1S'l
SILL. sPG., mr.. theater. s415 Flower
SO $50. j IT, 5-i747. "a
TAKoMA PARK, attrac. iiv. rm..
kitchen, dinette. bath and bedrn.;
in brick apt; mr.. bus and stores.
ali utils.. S75: adults only. WA.
10000: ewes. JU. 9-4763. Is
1901 4sth AVE. COLLEGE PARK
2-bedrm. apt, pvt. bath and entr.s
SIS mo. TO. 9-6645. %
PINEY BRANCH.FLowER AVE. area.
in new . unit bldg, entire LIST or
End floor. 5 rms and bath. 1878
~ s;,,, nm -, WITH frepI pvt ,e ertr.
A aSsl ays pFe'er nso s7a5o and up
P. D. FORD, u. s-5l06: home
sP 4-7453. 10
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrms..
liv. room, din. space. kit. bath
and rear screened porch; S60-SS0.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC, Oh.
4-l270.
MT. RAINIER, 31os varnum St.
Unusually attractive apartment;
iiy. rm, bedrm., dinette, hit. and
bath; modern, det. bldg. hardwood
frs: S72 50 mo. Phone AP. 7-0172
or ma. BASH. Ill
SILVER SPRING, close in -bedrm.
apt; immed. occup.; adults only;
no pets: $50 so. Ju. 9-i529. 30
EVANSVILLE AREA extra -lse.
rms. Kit, pvt. bath: utiis. incl: nr.
shopping center, transp.i SO mo.
LA. 6-5S5S. Ill
COLLEGE PIX bedrms.. liv. rm..
kit. and bath; pvt. entr. S75. incl.
utils. 9723 BALTIC. blvd. WE. 5-5046.
COLLEGE PARK-Attractive living
T beaToo a'eh Near 6as and ea'n sto a
All utilities Adults only. s6s.
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely 1-bedrm.
apts.; completely redecorated:. in
modern bldg: from S!2.5n incl
utils. ~ 7-74eo, Ell, 3-124o'
TAKoMA PIX. $500 Roanoke ave
| Lee. rms. Nv. rm., bedrm., bath,
(! kit. and dinette, RA. 6-4274.
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fMM 1sh EH oSccsupAANccY
| and 2-bedrm.. S74 80 and $50 so
up. shopping and schools one block:
90 min. TO downtown D. c.. or Fort
Meade. Res. Mgr. WA. 18TH.
MEuRlLEE ARMS APIS. 63rd and
Bisden8burg I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Dos and Don't's for Dealing
With Leuky Pipes in Home

Here are a few dos and
don't's" to keep in mind when
dealing with leaky pipes:
DO know that the most COM
mon pipe leak-which occurs at
a joint-often can be eliminated
merely by tightening the joint at
that point, using only moderate
force.
DO, when the joint is already
tight and the leak persists, turn
of the water to the line, I'M
screw the fitting. coat the
threads with a pipe Joint COM
pound and retighten.
DO fix leak along a length
of pipe with a small wooden plug
(Such as a round toothpick), q
metal plug, iron cement. plastic
steel, plastic aluminium or one Of
several other products.
DO, If a piece Of rubber hose
lis available, halt small leaks by
Sitting the hose, coating the in
side with waterproof cement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

gomery County Boys Baseball
Association during the associa-
tons annual meeting in Rock
vile this week.
Mr., Buchanan served as vice
president last year and has been
a member of the association since
its founding four years ago. He
personally sponsors three of the
So teams in the organization.
X X X X
The third sessions of the
present School for Home Buyers
will meet in the National Hous-
ing Center, 1925 L street NV,
at 8 pm. Monday.
This session will be devoted to
home design and the panel of
speakers will include architects
Nicholas Satterlee and CIOethieI
Smith, of the Washington firm
of Satterlee & Smith, and
Edward Birkner, associate editor
OF House and Home magazine.
The final session will be on
Friday and will take up MAIN
tenance and improvement of a
house after its purchase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

wrapping the hose around the
pipe and clamping with pipe
clamps.
Don't make the common mis-
take of using a single wrench to
tighten a fitting; use two
wrenches, one for holding and
one for turning.
Don't overlook the fact that a
hole in a pipe, especially when
caused by corrosion, usually is
an indication of future trouble
at some other nearby spot.
Don't neglect to keep all shut
of valves correctly tagged, so
that every member Of the family
(not just you) will be able to find
the correct valve in an emer-
gency.
Don't forget that while it is
good to know how to halt a
minor pipe leak, it is a wise pol
icy to call in a plumber for jobs
requiring special know-how and
equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

edging his election, Mr.. Rolfe
pledged all the facilities of the
association to making the North
ern Virginia area "the finest
place in which to locate either
a home or industry"
x 4 X 4
Joseph J. Cermak, of the
Washington staff of the Struc-
tural Clay Products Institute,
was reelected secretary of the
institute during the groups an
nual convention in Boca Ration,
Fla, this week.
John H. Stewart, Canton
(Ohio) manufacturer, was elect
ed president of the institute.
Douglas WhitlOck continues
as chairman of the board and
general counsel.
X X \
w. Evans Buck Buchanan,
Montgomery County builder, was
elected president of the Mont
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BUILDERS REPORT

Nathaniel A. ROgg, economic
consultant for the National As
ISOLATION Of Home Builders, will
discuss the future of the mort
gage money market during
meeting of the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington at 8 pm. Tuesday
in the Kenwood Country Club.
Mr.. Rogg. who has had a "re-
sponsible role" in the formula
ton Of home builder policies
designed to Offset the drought of
mortgage money, is expected to
set forth the economic proposals
that the NAHB will make to the
incoming 85th Congress, home
builder spokesman said.
i
Joseph L. Geeraert, Montgom-
cry County home builder. has
been elected president of the
Suburban Maryland Builders AS
ISOLATION for 1857. He will sue
coed Carl M. Freeman.
Other officers elected by the
group include James c. Conley,
first vice president; Cushing
Daniel. second vice president;
William Cafritz, treasurer, and
Edmund j. Bennett, secretary.
X Il
Directors elected during the
annual meeting were Marvin
Dekelboum, Ralph Ochsman, AL
bert w. Turner, Norman L. Sab
atini, and Jack C. Cohen.
The Northern Virginia Build
ers Association has elected Hen
ry J. ROlfe president for 1857.
Mr., Rolfe succeeds Emerson G.
Reinsch.
Other officers for the coming
year include: Alfred Gardiner,
first vice president; John P.
Courembis, second vice presi-
dent; w. w. Morris, third vice
president; C. E. Becker, treas
urer. and Harvey Williams, secre-
tary.
Directors include: Wilson
Wood, William P. Groom III. D.
c. Burroughs. James McIlvaine,
Fred Tropp. A. P. DiGiulian, A.
B. Prosise. jr., James L. Cooke,
Howard Sharpe and David de
Souza.
In a brief statement acknowl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

Six bedrooms. all with private or con-
Meeting baths; stepdown living room.
LIST floor den and lavatory: GE kitchen
with everything; large dining room;
horseshoe driveway, large command
ing lot; 2-car garage on 1st floor level;
patio, porch, and sun parlor. Many
other features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

In the discriminating section Of WASH
ington there are few If any homes
available that could compare in value.
A lifetime Of substantial living for
the substantial family.
Directions: Out Massachusetts, Aue.. LETT on
Nebraska at Ward Circle right on Rockwood
after American University to open" sisH.