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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
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LOCALLY dressed turkeys and
chickens, dressed to your order.
Stop and Shop. 11-2O-4
TV-2I" RCA deluxe cabinet
model. Cheap Guaranteed per-
feet condition. Call $50 or 1874.
l0-16-tf
SEWING MACHINES: used ma
chimes $685. up. Repair and parts
| for all makes. Your Necchi Elna
Dealer. Nechi Elna Fabric Shop
| lis w. 3rd. phone 429, Farmville,
Va. 10-23-tf
FLOUR, guaranteed, 100 lbs
1896. Stop IL Shop. Farmyille,
Va 11-20-tf
CHUCK wagon maker aprons and
chef hats. Lanscott Gift Shop.
1l-30-lp
1855 FORD-Fairlane door Sc
. Ian. white wall tires. radio and
heater Mrs. Ruby Knight. GOT
Second Ave. Phone 482 l1-2-tf
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THIS I recommend favorite reci-
pes. Lanscott Gift Shop. 1l-30-1p
SALT 100 lbs. S125: Morton S
Sausage Seasoning. can ACC; SO
ID. lard tins soc each. Stop Il
Shop. ll-2O-4t
GIFTS for every member of the
family. Gift wrapping free. Lans-
colt Gift Shop. ll-30-lp
BARBER OR BEAUTY CHAIRS !
Phone 800 or 3034-M night.
11-27-tf /
HOUSE. New. brick, ranch type. |
xix rooms, garage, porch. Second /
Avenue, Davidson's Estate. Call |
TAR. 5-18-tf(F) Z
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GRAVEL SHOE bags for men and I
ladies'. Lanscott Gift Shop.
ll-30-lp /
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1881 FORD conv. coupe with "a
clio. heater, foldOmatic, good tires,
enc owner. Write Box 179, Halnp-
cen Sydney, Va. or call Earle
Durham at Hampden Sydney
s41l from to 5 daily, ll-3o-lp I
/ FAMOUS BRAND name mer
{ }landise at wholesale prices. Sat
i faction guaranteed Call l047 M
tor details. ll30-1p
cake stand, bird and
strawberry. Lanscott Gift Shop
li-30-lp
LEXINGTON PORTABLE TYPE
No down payment,
100 per week, Southside Sundry
10. ll-30-tf ;
LOWER arrangements and bird
alendars for 1857. Free Gift
wrapping. Lanscott Gift Shop
l1-30-lp +,
LOYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRIT-
I r. No down payment, "A months
t1 pay. Southside Sundry Co.
ll-30-lt
! .OY'S BICYCLE: like new $500
/ economy Super Market li-30-1P
/ ,EAUTIFUL bridge cards and
tlble covers, Christmas tallies.
I anscott Gift Shop ll-30-lp
s EVERAL very fine Grade Hol-
stein heifer calves A few weeks
id. H. w ellis. Chula 1l-30-2t
I FAMOUS BRAND name mer-
{ handise at wholesale prices. Sat
faction guaranteed. Call LOAF M
d details. 1-3o-lp
{ EWING MACHINE = one used
Singer electric cabinet model at
$500 SINGER Sewing Center.
hone GA, pa N Main st.
l1-30-lt
CHRISTMAS - cocktail napkins,
andes, foil wrapping paper,
seals. Lanscott Gift Shop.
1-30-lp .
ANGEL Chimes candles, snow ball
and rope candles. LanscoH Gift
shop 1l-S0-lp
TRAVEL KITS for men and la
dies. Lanscott Gift Shop. l1-30-1p |
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BEAUTIFUL diaries, scrap books, !
photo desk sets Lanscott Gift |
shop. l-30-lp |
FOR THE GARDEN clubber brass
candle holders, taper lite candles,
1857 flower arrangement calen
Oar, vases. needle point holders
and carved scrolls, clay, flower
balls. Lanscott Gift Shop.
1l-30-lp !
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30
NOTICE

LOOK US UP III the yellow pages.
Telephone for complete beauty
service. Vanity Beauty Shop. 142
Main st. Fal1nville. 1O-2-tf
SKATE FOR health, fun and re-
Taxation. Free tickets to beginners.
Hill Top Roller Rink, Farmville.
Va. 10-19-tf (FD
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30

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AT A REGULAR meeting of the
Board of Directors of Planters
Bank and Trust Company of
l7armville held on November 20,
1856. the regular Semiannual Di-
vidend No l76 at the rate of 4ec
and also on extra Dividend of AZ
N-ere declared on the Capital
Stock Of the bank, payable De-
cember 81. 1856 to Stockholders
Cf record November 20, 1856 j. c.
Bondurant, Cashier l1-23-2t{f)
HUNTERS BEWARE-you m Y
step on the bucks" and don't
know it. Many valuable minerals
are being walked over. IF you no
tee any strange looking rocks.
such as eaudy colOred. heavy, me
talic OF appearing to have been
melted at some time. grab a sam
L. and bring TO me Evaluation
1ree Of charge, or write Z. II. Pos
ton, Owner Skating Rink. Farm
vile. 11-30-tf f
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30
FOR RENT

APARTMENT--laree front room.
kitchen and bath with heat. wa
ter and lights Call $50 r.
11-30-3p E
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-28

CHnD'S high chair, year old. good
i.7272 'A' - ~ y '
DOODLE buggy, good condition, $40.
1890 South Lake Shore blvd.
BABY bed, white, bathinette. scale,
s35; porch swing, s #. $40. w. l-0852.
BABY bed and mattress, Al condi-
ton. KE. l-642l.
CHEST, full size, large drawers.
light wood; like new; SIS. Ii. l-4426.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-28

wheel box trailer, 1-ton capacity,
both in good condition. ". l-l007.
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HELP-MEN
REAL, ESTATE

Once requires experienced Property
Manager to handle rentals and as
sist general operation of colored
property. Top salary to right person,
RE. 1881 WO. 6-3125
REFRIGERATION MECHANICS and
helpers MILLER'S REFRIGERA-
TON. call Fairview $4,000.
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN-
Must have knowledge OF low tenn
perature on soda fountains and ice
cream cabinets Permanent lob
good pay. Call in person. Mr.
McNey MEADOW GOLD PROD
TICTG Tn IQq- n ct 60
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JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT

To maintain inventory control over
serlally numbered merchandise for
old line retail abliShment. Must
have sound knowledge of accounting
for inventories, purchases. sales, re-
turns AND allowances and good
working Knowledee of physical in
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JEWELRY SALESMAN

wanted If you are looking for a
position with a good chance for ad-
vancement and a very good salary
apply to ELI RUBIN CO., us 1th
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ENG. SCIENTISTS

Thousands Of listings. local and
out-of-town for engineers scien-
fists, mathematician, electroniC
computor. Junior engineers ano
craftsmen. NO FEE Washington
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craftsmen. NO FEE Washington
member National Personnel As
sociates, located In over 100 prin-
eipal cities offering NATIONWIDE
Service.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. sl9 Wash. Bids.
18th and NY. Ave, NV. ST. 3-9442
ENGINEERS
Immediate openings; 9th class Ii
cense required with or without
quarters good salary; many COM
pany benefits. apply Personnel Of
Gee, 1924 K st. NV, CAFRITZ CO..
Room 3l9
EXECUTIVES PROFESSIONALS
Are you oyer forty and iseekins
Approx. 7ofs placements in -
mo A mutual-help organization:
not an employment agency. FORTY
PLUS Of WASHINGTON: INC $40
18th st. NV. ME. 81 ~s5 Come
in and talk it over: 10 to 4
FACTORY SALES REPRESENTA-
TVES-If you are Young man
between "a and IS years OF age,
We have an excellent opportunity
LOT Won as factory SAFES repre-
sentative for primary windows in
this area Must own late model
automobile. Guaranteed salary,
automobile allowance and commits
sion Home at night Corporation
with national distribution No door
to-door canvaSsine. Thorough-
training program at our modern
factorv Please give compact
history of formal education and
employment along with at least 3
references who are familiar with
your ability in your first reply
Give address and phone number so
interview can be arranged. Our
employees know Of this advertise
ment. Your present employer will
not be contacted without your per-
mission. Box 363-D, Star.
FLORIST, experienced designer. OPP
portunity for progressive future.
Willing worker. sober and reliable
Salary SS5 Apply Mr.. Crosby, Mgr.
CHAMBERS FLOWER CENTER,
1900 Bladensburg I'd. ne
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS,
exper. only. Apply lll2 MARYLAND
ave. S.w.
FOREMAN for l"-man Sod-layiug
crew; full-year work experienced
only Start Mon. LA 6-46S9.
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HELP-MEN
MILLWORK ESTIMATOR

Man with knowledge OF specia
millwOrk and reading OF blueprints
for inside work with established firm
Good opportunity, permanent Boz
l56-D, Star.
MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR fwhitel
experienced with A. B. Bick ma.
chimes; 5-dav week: pleasant work.
ing conditions. Apply 81 / E st. NV
MIMEOGRAPH OPR.
EXper, oil m. days; $50.
ABBEY PERSONNEL 1898 l NV
MOTEL CLERK. white. sober, abou
30 yrs. of age. for liPhtwork in
lge. motel; good health and excel
vision REQ, Do not apply unless
able to work any shift. $3.50 mo
10 start MR. LYONS Colonia
Plaza Motel l0203 BALTIC, blvd
College Pk Md. WE. 5-567S.
MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRA-
PHERS-We need . men, expert
enced in various types OF pro-
fesSional motion picture cameras
protectors and sound equipment
One as supervisor lS5. 1000 and one
soLn6 technician fS4.950l. Perma
nent positions with paid vacations
and other benefits. q. S. citizens
who have completed military duty
Call HE 4-l420 between Z and 8
pm. Mon. or Tues. only.
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HELP-MEN
statesmen
BOOK MEN

Here's he zeal. a 2O-volume ency-
elopedia set brand-new: full price,
$500, terms. 81 down, SO week
thereafter. Leads unlimited II you
want to get in on the ground floor.
investigate this. It's a real MONEY!
I'd floor. o to 4 am. only. See MR..
.SOCKYER
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PHARMACIST

Full time Company dement's. In
GLIDING retirement plan. Salary COM
mensurate with experience Call 10
4-70a4 for information.
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HELP-MEN Cont.

ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored
references required Hours $3.50
pm. to $50 pm, co. 5-4635
END LOADER OPEKATOR-Work in
Bethesda Call OIL. 2-414l bet.
z and o. weekdays
ENGINEER--Wa Watch engineer 9th Of
Sth class license required: for large
modern conditioned building
Salary, $3.50 per month to start
See chief engineer, MR.. DEEM
$500 Quebec st. NV. No telephone
calls please
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HELP-MEN
HAIR STYLISH

No license REQ; ultramod. air
cond Alexandria. Va. SALON. ST.
and comm. Call BETTY, DE
2-2l50 after 6 pm.
INSURANCE-Casualty underwrite
for branch Office Of well-knowI
stock company. Fire experience alst
helpful but not essential Minimum
experience . years. Our employs
know of this adj Good salary anC
excellent company benefits ant
WORKING conditions Write Stains
age, experience. military service
etc Box @23-D. Star.
INSURANCE CLERK or underwater
fire or casualty experience; agl
20-35; insurance department O
old, established real estate firm
downtown. conditioned office
employe benefits. salary based OF
experience. Please give full de,
tails. Replies confidential Bo,
l2l-B. Star.
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Observation-Disclosures


NO NIGHT CALLS
Work is clean, profitable ano
permanent National company. Con-
facts made on local business 0fficei
in local protected territory. Oppor-
tunity for advancement, Thorough
training Applicants under 30 write
for appointment, P o. Box 1897
Washington 10. d. c.
statesmen = Unlimited earnings
guaranteed salary upon approval
Car necessary Apply 1909 Eve St.
NV, third floor.
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REFRIGERATION
MAINTENANCE

One Of Washington's fastest grow
ing organizations is interested in
men under 40 yrs, experienced in
all-round maintenance work Posi-
lions are permanent Should be ex-
perienced in restaurant. air-cond
and refrigeration. Excel. pay, plus
meals, paid vacation and sick leave.
Other company benefits Send
resume to Box 330-H Star
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SALESMAN

Nationally known wholesale food
company has immediate local terri
tory open for ambitious, young. mar
ried man desiring permanent posi-
ton with executive future. salary,
commission. bonus and retirement
plan. Transportation furnished
Write qualifications to P. o. Box
1924 Washington ID D. c.
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statesmen (RETAIL)
statesmen q

Sc. 0O0-S10,000 caliber. for retail
LIQUOR store, No matter what you
now earn there is excellent oppor-
tunity for conscientious, hard work
ing man, Group disqualification avail
able. State experience of last !
years; Replies confidential. Boz
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OPTICIAN, experienced surface
grinder acquainted with automatic
machinery. Apply HOMER OPTICAL
CO, Mr.. Young, 1922 New York
ave n W
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FACTORy SALES REPREsENTA,

for io-man sod-layiuG
crew; full-year work experienced
only. Start Mon. LA. 6-46S9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

the Boards of Governors Of
the World Bank and the In
ternational Monetary Fund as
we'll as the International
Finance Corporation. a new
affiliate of the bank, which
will be holding its inaugural
meeting here at the same
time.
Last night the Finance Sec
Rotary and Sonora de GARLIC
Flores we're also entertained
at the Mexican Embassy (see
Diplomatically Speaking.
The business sessions will be
held from Monday through
Friday at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
The official calendar includes
two social events for the wives.
On Tuesday Elizabeth Ar
den will stage a fashion show
luncheon at the Shoreham
Hotel to which a number of
special guests will be invited.
The following afternoon a
tea will be held at Woodlawn
Plantation through the cour-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

tesy Of the National Trust for
Historic Preservation.
II the weather is pleasant
Wednesday, the tea will be
preceded by a visit to Gum
ston Hall. another historic
shrine in Virginia.
Among the social events pre-
ceding next weeks meeting
will be a cocktail party Sunday
TO be given by the Ambassador
of Ceylon and Mrs. Gune-
wardene in honor of Ceylon's
Finance Minister Stanley de
zoysa and members Of the
Ceylon delegation.
1t will be held from 6 to
1880 pm. at the Embassy,
2503 Thirtieth street NV.
The Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Humphrey have
issued invitations for a recep-
ton honoring the visiting
governors next Thursday from
6 to 8 pm. at Anderson House.
Gov. Kim Yu Talk. gover-
nor Of the Bank Of Korea who
already has arrived for the
annual meeting, was honored
recently by Ambassador Yang
at a party at the Embassy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
Parties to Surround
FinQnciQl MEETINGS.

which hold a five-day session
here next week.
Hosts at the opening social
event will be Mexico's Secre-
tary of Finance and Public
Credit, Antonio GARLIC
Flores, and Sonora de GARLIC
Flores.
The former is chairman of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
By SELMA ROOSEVELT

One of the incest things
about embassy row enter
tanning is the custom of fea-
turing entertainers from for
eign countries.
Such was the case last night
when the Mexican Ambassador
and Sonora de Tello gave a
dinner for 70 at the embassy
in honor of the Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Hum
phrey and to meet the Mexi-
can Secretary of Finance and
Sonora de Garlic Flores.
For this blue-ribbon occa-
sion, Ambassador Tello ar
ranged for a group of Mexican
artists to be flown here from
south of the border.
Stars of the after-dinner
show were Miss Veronica Logo,
Mexican film queen and sing
er: Ernesto Rivero, radio and
TV star of Mexico, who shared
the spotlight with group of
"mariachis" a typical Mexican
orchestra.
Seating 70 for dinner is no
small feat-but fortunately,
the Mexican Embassy is one
of the largest and most ele-
CANT in the city. Guests were
divided among six tables of IL
each.
Attending the dinner were
Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, jr., the
Ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness SilvercruyS, the Am
bassador of Colombia and
Sonora de Urrutia, Undersec-
rotary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Burgess, United States
Ambassador to Mexico Francis
White and the Mexican Am
bassador to the GAS and
Sonora de Quintanilla.
Still more were Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. OVERLY. former Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Henry Holland, Chairman of
the Federal Reserve Board and
Mrs. Martin. President of the
International Bank and Mrs.
Black, Chairman of the In
ternational Monetary Fund
and Mrs. Rooth, Director of
the Banco de Mexico and
Sonora de Gomez, Chairman
Of the International Finance
Corporation Robert L. Garner
and his mother, Mrs. Robert
V. Garner, Mrs. Samuel
Waugh, wife Of the President
Of the Export Import Bank,
equity UnderSecretary of
State and Mrs. Prochnow.
Deputy Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Rubottom. Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Console. Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Southland. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Stambaugh and
Mexican Minister Vincente
Sanchez Gavito.
Others included Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack D. Neal: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfredo Navarete and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Fer
nandez Hurtado. who are here
with the delegation to the con-
ference; Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Luna Guerra. Mrs. Ruth NJ.
Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique
Sosa. Mr.. Jayier Marquee. Mrs.
Margarita c. de Sierra, Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Mexican Envoy Fetes
Secretary of Treasury

and Mrs. Prisciliano Elizondo.
Miss Elizabeth McGrory and
members of the Mexican En-
basSy staff.
4 4 \ 4
THE BUFFET was the main
attraction yesterday at the
party given by the Acting
Chairman and Members of the
Council of the Organization
of American States and their
wives in honor of the Inter-
American Committee of Presi-
Dental Representatives.
The single oval table-24
feet long-held a magnificent
centerpiece.
A huge silver bowl orna-
mented with repousse chrysan-
thimums was placed on a ped
estal. Underneath was a large
round silver tray filled with
fruit. The flower bowl held
NUNS in white, lemon and
yellow tones accented with
red carnations and silvered
leaves Spilling over the bowl,
through the fruit to the can
delabra.
The candelabra, some is
inches high. held 80 inch tap
erS.
Food included lobster ther-
midor on rice, Goldfish balls,
chicken. beef, tongue, ham,
veal, salads, and for dessert, a
South American speciality
mango ice cream.
Background music for the
seven-to-nine party was pro-
vided by a 15-piece string en-
semble from the United States
Air Force.
Some 500 guests were re-
ceived by the Acting Chair
man Sepulveda of Chile and
his wife-most of them South
American diplomats and gov
eminent officials. This was the
concluding event of the three
day conference.
incidentally. DR.. Sepulveda
will again be host at a recep-
ton at the Pan American
Union on September 20 when
his daughter Inez becomes the
wife of 1t. Robert Rulis,
United States Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

The Mexican Embassy will
be the setting Of a reception
from 6 to 8 pm. Monday for
delegates to the 18th annual
meeting Of the Boards of
Governors Of the Interna-
tional Monetary Fund and the
International Bank for Re-
construction and Development
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
CROWN PRINCE
ARRIVES TO-DAY

The Crown Prince of Laos,
His Royal Highness Savang
Vatl1ana. was due to arrive
in Washington today accom-
panied by his daughter,
Princess Savivan and his
private secretary who is also
the Chief Of Protocol OF
Laos, Chao Sopsaisana.
This is the Princes third
visit TO the United States,
but his first trip 70 Washing
ton. He previously visited
San Francisco and the West
Coast in 1916 and 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
Anniversary
Is Celebroted

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hollis Stew
art. who have returned from
Bermuda. recently celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary
at a dinner party at Normandy
Farm.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Farm Mechanics
Engineering Tips
For Farm, Ranch
By E. B. WILSON
Reversing Motors

OFTENTIMES it is inconvenient 10
place a motor on one side of the belt.
By reversing the direction of rotation
you can swap ends with the motor.
Sometimes, particularly with flat
belt, you want the bottom belt tight
and the top half slack. The motor may
have to be reversed to do this job.
A split-phaSe motor usually has four
wires in its connection box, two for the
starting winding and two for the rum
ming winding. Reversing either pair
with respect to the other will reverse
the motor.
Capacitor motors can be reversed the
same way. However, they are frequent
ly wired for either lis or $50 volt opera
ton. This means two extra wires in the
connection box. There will still be two
wires for the starting winding, reverse
these to reverse the motor. The start
ing winding consists of a few turns of
fine wire located in the outer side of
the motor slots.
Observation-Disclosures motors can be
reversed by shifting the brushes on one
or the other side of dead center. Gen
orally, it is only necessary to loosen
a screw and slip the ring holding the
brushes around. There are marks to
line up the new location.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Remove Battery
From Idle Equipment

ELECTRICALLY equipped engines
are convenient only if the battery is
in good condition.
The battery should be removed from
equipment that will not be used during
the winter. 1t should be washed and
examined for cracks before it. is stored
away in a warm place, such as base
ment.
If hydrOmeter is available, meas
ure the specific gravity of the battery
liquid. The specific gravity should be
at least 1850 before the battery is
stored.
1t is a good idea to check the Spe-
clfic gravity once a month and re-
charge it if it is less than LIPS. A
discharged battery will deteriorate
more rapidly than one fully charged
Be sure water covers the plates at all
times.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Welding Cautions

THE HEAVY CURRENT flowing
through an arc welder and the parts
being welded can be dangerous. The
arc current can take many paths from
the ground connection to the point of
welding. On assembled machines it
may pass through the fuel tank, fuel
lines, gauges or other dangerous parts.
If the current is interrupted at any
point it will arc and start a fire or
ruin a bearing, gear or gauge. The
ground clamp should always be made
close to the point of welding on clean
metal. Rust, paint and dirt causes
ground current to seek other paths.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Grinding Wheels
Can Be Dynamite

GRINDING WHEELS should be pro-
tected, as well as the user. Grinding
wheels, driven at or near their max
lmum limit, can explode if gouged with
a bar of iron. So, if the wheel is not
being driven at what is known to be
safe speed (the manufacturer can give
you the limits, it should be covered
with thick shield. In addition, the
operator should be shielded from flying
sparks and pieces Of metal or grit by
wearing goggles or a face shield.