davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-02-03

II. o. Ekern. auditor for the
State Liquor Control Board. has
been In Browning on business
This week.
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JDLORED
nAr EIICI In or NJ VI

9Of EUCLID ST. NV.
Mr.. Sherman aye.-Modern. lge. one
bedrm. apt. S67 so mo.
525 18th ST. NE.
Mr.. H st.--Modern 2-rm, kit. and
bath apt, COW. section. S67 80 mo
1854 QUEEN ST. NE.
Trinidad section - Lge. one-bedrm
apt. rear porch. SR2 so mo.
1924 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Mr. East Capitol st New apt. bldg
Lge. one-bedrm. apt. $50 90 mo.
l74S GALES ST NE.
on Benning rd.-Lge 2-rm., kit, and
bath apt So. 80 mo.
l243 PENN ST. NE.
Trinidad section - Lge one-bedrm
apt. rear porch S57 so mo.
1909 4th ST. NE.
M. r. !. aye.--Lge. 2-rm.. kit. ano
bath apt, rear porch. S62 so mo.
CALL MR.. DUVALL, DI. 7-640O,
WTEK
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

o SHOATS and a SOW. one .familS
Trae tractor. hip. saw. mower
disc, harrow, cultivator. GMC pane
truck AS model. FL. 4-6lS7.. after
q . NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

BULLDOZER. new 4-cylinder motor
hydraulic central. angle blade; clos,
ing out stock; only | leftl ST. 7f
for immediate sale. ia. 7-796l
after pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

IRVING ST. NV, lS30--Mod. enc
PARK. Nice place for right tenant
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HsH,iln q ne. infsr c Ui-D1.
y, s.1 s,,., fo,,, e. e ,s 81 49,,
ONLY Eey 10 AVIS. Inspect o.
eau CO. b.ozzz.
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| 1OLORED---HEAT AND HOT WATER
FURN., 4226 fth st. NV, fins
neiGhborh0od--2 rms, dinette, kit.
bath. SB9.b0 mo Good cond. See
janitor to inspect, CO 5-6222. \
COLORED-32I 5ist ST. Ne
DUPLEX > rms, dinette. kit, bath;
redec $3.50 mo. Kew No. 3
Inspect or call co. 5-6222.
C0LoREn APIS. and 2-family
house for rent; $3.50 up. SEY-
MOUR. DE. 2-S640.
COLORED-IVY CITY, 1901 Gal
laudet 81. NE rms. kit. and
bath; 500; newly painted. RE. z.
1881.
lCoLORED---MT. PLEASANT AREA.
One light Housekeeping apt. Two
rms. rent, 500. utilities incl, ano
one complete apt. with,2 bedrms.
liv. rm. kit. and bath, SS5. Utili,
ties incl, Phone CO. $500 or
week days from Q to g.
COLORED--N.E. AREA--3 lFe. rms.
| excel. loo. conv. shops. transp.
$50 incl, utils. II. 4-1100.
coLoRED
1850 First st. s.w.--3 lge. rooms
Kit. and bath; gas h.-wh,: S65.
WOODWARD e. NORRIS
Realtors
723 goth st. NV. RE, 1865;
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MI. FLEASANT-NeWto st. neal
18th. Lge. liv. rm.. bedrm., kit.
bath; newly dec. SIS. RIA. 3-2943
1871 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Couple, NJ
children; 2 rms, semipvt. bath
gas heat: no pets; sos. Ii. 7-67S9
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"C'mon, StonewaII, it's time to go home."
APIS. FURN.-MD. Cont

7Os MAPLEwOOD AVE, Takoma
PIX. Md.--1-bedrm. apt, ADULTS
only $50. Also terrace efficiency
apt. 500; both well furn. JU. 5.
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1889 EUCLID ST. NV.
$50 and $69.50 Rents Include
Refrigerator and All Utilities

These apis, have living room. bed
room. dinette, modern kitchen and
18th st. cars and 10th ST buses. al
well as shopping and marketing cen.
tiers. schools, churches. etc See OF
phone res. mgr. AID. 2-6769.
B. r SAUL CO.
01b 18th st. NV MA. S-2fflC
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HILLTOP HOUSE

EXcelIent location. Embassy Row. N
Meridian PIX: delightful. immac
furn apts., incl. linen. silver, cook
ing utensils. etc; Just walk in and
you're home and comfortable: auto
heat control; 1875 Euclid st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

1913 PARK ROAD N.w.i mr.. church
Beautiful l-rm. bachelor apt
cfoNa CIE
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1905 18th st
n w.-Studio-tvpe rms. new fur.
nishings, daily maid service. AID
4-fi141
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NEAR CONN. AVE.-Nicely furn.
suitable for 3 adults: best loo. anc
transp. ia. 2-O504. DE, 2-t726
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ROOMS fURhIsHED--N.w.
sLtEP ON FOAM MATTRESS. waI

SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wake
W 10 music elock-radlo refgi
grill. $50 wk. 2147 F. Elk. 3-6633
lG3:, 10th 81 N.W.-Business
women Sgle dble rms. clean
neaHt iurn, mod baths. NO. 7-9i29
y Ice, RMS. AVAIL, with pvt
shower. with gas stove: both sink
refer 2l47 F NV. Elk 3-6633
GlLL-BERT HOTEL AND HOUSES
1850 18th st, Has, accom-. e
94-hr. switched, conv. to transp.
maid serv.; some free TV; rates,
$50 IN wkly,i 81 up niehtly
4 co 5-t3S1. 26'
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
| 1859 Mintwood pl. NV. Running
water, 81. Also efic. apt. IA. o.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1905 18th St
{ n w.-Studi0-type rms. new fur
nishings. daily maid service. AID
4-6l41
ROOM FOR Pvt. b.. $50: j adult,
semipvt. B.. S35; mr.. Conn. and
Gathedral ave. gar avail 2759
CATHEDRAL AVE. of Conn.-Comf.
newly dec. rIn., Ice. closets; refgr..
porch. AID. 1851.
RANDALL HOUSE, 1925 N st. NV
Attractive home for young people.
laundry. etc. Rates S25 up. HU.
3-1474.
53I8 9Th ST. N.W.-Furn rm., light
housekeeping. RIA. 6-3744.
iI5I2 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Quiet
home, clean sgles, S25 mo-; dhle
rm $40 mo. DU. 1860
NrnNH UnDK
Inn has openings for permanent
residents. COW 10 shopping and
| theater section; nr. White House,
| State, Navy and interior bl1gs.
! Ma. S-0523.
1910 10th ST. NV. In former
i legation building. under careful
/ management. For empl ladies.
I Comfortable rooms, semipvt. hath:
ample closet space; limited grill
and refer. PRIVILEGES: So and $50.
WELL FURNISHED BEDRM., semi
pvt. bath: pvt. Gentle home: en-
ployed gentleman. RIA. 3-a361.
Mr., WALTER REED-Half block of
/ 10th ST. .Attr, single room in pvt.
tI2I6 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
rm., running water, refgr. $40 wkly.
PVT. ENTRANCE-Cozy room, next
{ iuOus pdknt lluellh. DISHES IOL pldtcs
$50 mo. single. 2014 p NV.
ATTR. FURN. BIG ROOM, big furn.
screened porch, hot plate. bath,
shower. conV. transp. $40 mo-. Ala
! Buchanan st. NV, ia. 9-4354.
End ST. Mr.. Lovely rm.
for girl in nice Jewish home; I'M
| limited phone: mr.. K-4 bus. RA.
6-5226.
I3Js L ST. N.W.-Nice large End
| n. rm, for quiet man. Cow. down
town location. SIS wk.
Mr.. NN.-CATHEDRAL AYES
! Very attrac. Ice. rm., comfortably
/ turn. semipVt bath; Quiet home.
/ HU 3-SS34. 23'
/ WALTER REED AREA-Lge. sleep
/ Ing rm. pvt. home; steady, empl.
| man space for car. See today.
1 7l9 Whittier st. NV. RIA. 3-4l3S.
GEORGETOWN CASTLE = Studio.
smart address: large corner room
conv. transp., $50. NO. 1890.
EMPLOYED LADY. Vicinity Of
/ North Capitol and Missouri ave,
1 $40 mo. Free garage II desired.
1 TU. .-S367. after . pm. Gentle
1 home
Mr.. WIS. AND PORTER-Lge. nicely
trans. EN-. 3-5666,
29I7 18th ST, mr. Conn. and Ca
| thedral-Gentleman, Semipvt. bath.
$40 mo. HO. 2-3260.
| SEVERAL furnished rooms with kit.
! privils; ideal for group of foreign
girls; in NV. section. DU. 1897.
D WNTOWN - Clean, spacious,
doubles; television PRIVILEGES; 81
per person, Sl1 as single. HO. =
1921.
l211I CONN. AVE.-Modern. newly
/ furnished studio room; carport
available. DE. 2-4145.
/ SINGLE front sleeping rm.; IS per
4 week, or $50 per month, HO. p
! 3S12.
! cnnrnN IIc1,InI
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1919 KENYON ST. NV rooms
kit and bath. 81" 50: ! rm., kit
and bath: 500. AID. 1904. 26'
1851 VALLEY AVE. SCI bedrm
apt, newly furn.; pvt. entr. 10
S-Sl43
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WASHER CLEARANCE
WASHER

Late model; s35. LA. 6-1491.
WATER HEATERS. elass-lined, 30
gal. 10 yrs. Our price, $50 %.
K & w SUPPLY co. 18th and
Benning I'd, ne. Ii. 6-31SS.
WELDERS, new or used LINCOLNS
for sale or for rent. EARtBECK &
LANDRUM, INC. 1923 Cathedral
st. BALTIC. MI 5-Sj11.
WIRE RECORDER, Minifon, pocket
size, with accessories. ia. S-5l60.
LADIES-ONE-O OLA KIND CLOTH
COATS AND SUITS: DESIGNERS
SAMPLES: ALSO LEATHER COATS
AND FUR-TRIMNED CASHMERE
SWEATERS ALL BEING SOLD Al A
FRACTION OF COST. 1T WILL PAY
you TO SHOP US FIRST. BASKIN.
COR Sth AND & NV.
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BRAND-NEW FURNITURE

Adjoining Univ. OF Md Modern
artistically furnished effic, or
bedrm, apis. box springs and mat.
tresses, Grapes, pictures, rugs. MOI
the ordinary. Must be seen to b.
appreciated
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMtAIs WAIVED

REFINED CPLE. with l2.yr -oia son
and small dog seek G-bfGfm apt.
In nice lyc., nr. city. Oh e-aa5i
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SOUTHEAST - Attractive moderr
apts. near bus and stores. 21-in
~ SRh-SSh 10 1.noRs
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Rooms. APIS. 10 SHARE

YOUNG WORKING MOTHER want
70 share her apartment with an
other gorkiug mother IN nearb'
Nd GP 1-BfeG
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WASHERS DRIERs

Builders Surplus. Norge auto
washers, new 1887. full and partial
loads, with new dispenser wheel; D.
year warrantee: list, $500. sacrifice,
slti7 Whirlpool auto. washer. new
l9l7 de luxe model; sacrifice, S139.
Driers also available at tremendous
savings. Cali between Q am. and
s pm JU. 5-4644
WASHER CLEARANCE
selling out entire stock automatic
washers; GE, Westinghouse. Whirl-
oool. Norge. Frigidaire Maytag wash.
ers All washers new and fully guar
anteed. No reasonable offer refused
open evenings to g. STANDARD
TIRE 4 BATTERY CO.. 10th and Fl
SIS q IL 9-nnGo
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MT. PLEASANT near park. Liv. rm
bedrm,, kit, bath. pvt. entr.; $7s
incl mills so S.&lEA
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5oLORED--MT. PLEASANT AREA
COLORED

excel. loo, cow. shops, transp.
$50 incl. utils, II. 4-1i00.
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TCONCREss HEIcHTs ARrG-Ayai

CONN. AvE.--Air cond.; small fine
modern apt, bldg; studio; peach
tile BATH utils.; | man: SIS. 6,
9:30 pm. 20l4 Kalorama rd. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

JUS a picture Of the Tv tower
constructed to bring in farmer
Keith Turner and his family
from Champaign, III.
ooh, yes: there 1t is" said
|eagle-eyed Ed Murrow. though !
must say I've never heard him
less confident.
AL I saw was q blob OF black.
On the other hand. wide.
Wide World" attempted to bring
JUS the start Of an avalanche
Sunday. The dynamite charge
was dramatically set of and the
NBC cameras PANIED to the
mountain. Nothing happened
that we could see.
Host Dave Garroway. who
wears his specs. allowed as how
he couldn't see anything. either.
and maybe the dynamite failed
to go of.
What want to know is-does
Ed need glasses-or do I? Or
were Garroway's glasses logged?
Or what?
49,
Sundays Star: A wonderful
wisp of a man in a turtle-neck
sweater and q beanie named
Sean O'Casey.
If you missed the half-hour
conversation tNBC-4) with the
Irish dramatist which, alas,
proved little more than q casual
= If delightful - introduction,
here are some Of his observa-
|tions:
On a marvellous letter Of ad-
vice from Bernard Shaw, in
which Shaw refused to write a
preface for three Of O'Casey's
articles:
"Aduice short and s,peet. like
an ass oallop."
On life:
well, / haze found life an
enjoyable, enchanting. actiue and
sometimes terrifying expert
ence. and I'Ue enjoyed 1t COM
lpleteiy. A lament in one ear,
maybe, but al,Days a song in the
other. And to me life Is simply
an inDitation to liUe."
On the atom bomb:
Mature, through the atom
bomb, says, Here you are: The
poUer OF darkness or the power
LOT light. Choose iDhdt you tDish.
And mankind is going to choose
the power OF light :"
More O'Casey, pleased
Mailbag: Several readers non
|plussed on reading-in advance
Of the championship bowling
matches on WMAL Saturdays
that one of the bowlers would
shoot a perfect 800 game sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1908. WGMS-Howard Mitch
ell: Plays and comments on
Schubert. Rosamunde Over
ture; Rachmaninoy, Rhap-
sody on a Theme of Pa
ganini.
7:45, WWDC-Eddie sings Let
1t Snow" and Paper Doll, .
accompanied by Axel Stor-
dahl and his orchestra.
500. WMAL-The, World And
You: Deputy Police Commits
sioner Nolan speaks on juve-
nile crime prevention: a talk
with couple who have
'motorcycled through Arabia !;
and a visit with British actor,
Denis O'Dea.
$3.50. WMAL-Life Is Worth
Living: Bishop Sheen speaks
on The Communist Idea OF
Truth"
$3.50, WTOP - Suspense: The
story Of family and a locked
door win be presented in the
Cellar Door"
sos, WRC - Biographies. In
Sound: The story of the
noted theatrical producer
John Golden, will be mar
rated by those who know him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

requests Of fans is truly refresh
ing.
At the risk of sounding like q
broken record, this reporter re-
iterates that TV could do moth
ing more certain to earn the re-
spect and affection Of viewers
than by instituting a policy of in
telligent repeat programming
This goes for all kinds Of shows
My only reservation regarding
tonight's second showing is that
it will occur the same hour on
the same night. People who
work Tuesday nights or are
otherwise obligated to be else
where will. in all probability
again miss Nightmare in Red
Can I suggest a better time?
Surely.
1t could have replaced any OF
the first three Comedy Hours.
y
Idea Dept: Talking to Eddy
Arnold on the phone Friday (he's
looking for a SPECTACULAR and
seeing Genevieve Saturday ION
Paris in the Springtime") gave
me a dandy idea for a Lehman
musical Eddie Arnold Meets
Genevieve." (The story writes
itselfD
y
Optical Dept: On Person to
Person" last week. the CBS-TV
camera crew attempted to show
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eral weeks ago. How could
they know? they ask. (Simple.
The information was actually
available several months ago.
The entire series was shot on
film in advance Of the local
booking.)
A. s. Drew says he can't I'M
derstand what I see in the
Lawrence Welk program.
you are the only person I've
heard to mention him. And how
anyone could not see Two for
the Money'-Herb Shriner-for
L. Welk is beyond me-" (Should
"a TV reporter ignore a program
because he doesn't care for it?
When I wrote that Weeks show
was the surprise hit of last sea-
son. ! was passing along a fact
NOT an opinion. You should
have read the protests from
Welk's fans when my review
|panning his show originally APP
|peared. Even the maestro wrote
to thank me for what I'd done
for the series!
r. l.. would like to hear from
other "Hi-Fi" fans on that Every
deceiving" Hi-Fi hour on MICS
Monitor every Sunday. He
writes: "A good. or should I say
poor, example, for Washington
ians with FIN receivers especial
ly. was Sundays live pickup
Of the Navy Band from WASH
ington. I checked on the phone
with an engineer at WRC and
confirmed my suspicious that the
program was being fed to New
York and back to Washington
before being put on the air by
WRC. 1t sounded like it, too.
Since network lines are only
good to 5000 cycles per second,
unless they pay a higher rate for
good lines (and they DON'T you
can see how live the program
was when 1t was put
on the air"
In response to an item In this
column reporting that radio sta
ton WARL was claiming to out
gross all other Washington indie
pendents. Mrs. Nellie H. writes:
why shouldn't WARL outgross
any other independent station
in this area? I'm glad someone
is satisfied. It's so commercial,
it's no pleasure listening to it
anymore. i.e.. one and one-half
records in one three-quarter-
hour segment. Here is one list
ener who won't be listening"
In Passing: Another long time
radio series moved into the rec
ord books recently-the Cities
Service Band of America (which
began in February. 1920. The
current series, featuring Paul
Lavalle. began in 1913 and the
sponsor, in reluctantly terminal
ing the WRC-radio series. an
nounced that the company
would retain the services Of the
bandmaster. There are count
less band music fans who will
miss this once-aweek series. but
isn't that the story Of network
radio these past few years?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
TOMORROW on channel :
WITH BILL MALONE

Never Look Back" is
the story of q murder triol
in which the defense ot-
torney is O woman in love
with the prosecuting ot-
torney. Hugh Sinclair
stors. BiII.MoIone offers
intermission features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
TODAYS TV
HiGHLIGHTS

1900, WTOP (9D The 1856
Motorama Show; The yearly
pageant of cars from General
Motors for the new season.
1880, WMAL az Cheyenne;
Indian tribes combine under
one leader to 60 on warpath
$500, WRC (4)-Martha Raye
Show: Guests: Gordon Mac.
Rae, Rocky Graziano, Bill
and Cora Baird puppets
Paul Lynde and Jules Nun.
shin.
$500, WTOP (9)-Phil Silvers.
Bilko learns an ancestor wa.
a Revolutionary War major
decides to reform.
$3.50, WMAL f7)-Wyatt carp,
The marshal tracks SNUG.
glers supplying arms to In
dians: Hugh O'Brian.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Navy Log: A
jet pilot laughs at suggestion:
by mechanic that he carry
good luck charm on flights.
500, WRC a. Jane Wyman
Comedy results when mother
in-law joins young couple In
crowed apartment; Arthur
Franz.
900, WMAL (D - Damn J
Thomas: Everyone in family
brings home contest trophy
except Margaret.
$3.50, WRC t4)--Circle Theater
A repeat of MICS powerful
documentary, Nightmare In
Red" a history of goth Gen.
fury Russia.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Red Shelton
COLOR melville Cooper and
Reginald Denny, guests.
$3.50. WMAL 90 - Cavalcade
Theater: New Jersey police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
BALTIMORE TV

(Here are evening programs
on nearby Baltimore stations
which differ from those avail
able on local channels.)
600 (2)-Gene Autry and Car
t0Ons.
800 UD-Paul's Puppets.
900 l3) old NickeIodeon
DaZe.
6:15 uD-Officer Happy's Ras-
Gals.
$50 (2)-Patti Page.
GAS (2)-Les Paul and Mary
Ford.
TOO uD-CiscO Kid.
1880 U3)-Studio 81.
11:00 (l3)-Movie: Sword OF
D'Artagnan." t1948).
1880 t2)--Sherlock Holmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

WITH MILTON @. FORD
The biggest siveowoy pro-
gram in local television
with more than $1,000 in
prizes given owoy each
week. If you'd like to be
in the studio audience
write to Quiz Club,
VITALITY, 446l Conn.
Ave. NV, Washington
G D c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

man rescues old woman and
granddaughter being evicted.
True story.)
1000, WTOP ts)-The S64, 900
Question: Hal March emcees.
TVS top-rated show. 3
1880, WRC % - Big Town:
Reporter follows bunch and,
investigates death of society
girl.
:
1880, WMAL fD-Buddy Rogers
VS.. Karl Won Albers. ex boxing
champ; Joe Louis will referee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

best on "Mr. John - The
Golden Story"
$3.50, WMAL - Offbeat: Roger
Price and Geraldine Brooks
with Gold In The Head;
James Hackett presents the
case for cities under glass:
and Nelson Olmsted reads
THE Luck of Roaring Camp -
1880, WWDC-Treasury Agent:
The "Outsmuggled Snug
gler" tries to bypass duty
payments on stolen jewels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
ON THE AIR
Here 1t Is Agoin-
Nightmare in Red
ION THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

Circle Theaer halo for its speedy showing
night $780, WRC4 of MICS lively documentary Nightmare
Red Cts almost Tv record for the dstance-barey
weeks having elapsed since its first showingD
Henry Saomons splendid production Aim which made
the rechedung little easier responses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

You can't vote in the Dis
trict II you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
tration headquarters on ground
floor of the District Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

IF YOU ARE reading letter driver training and
the picture of girl at the wheel of auto-trainer
making the model car skim the patterned roadway
stay with this story She is Dolores Miller not quite 81
chestnut haired blue-eyed secretary at the American
Automobile Association headquarters at 1712 street NV
Her boss is Earl Agaie research engineer with the AAA
driver training program Of the safety department.
She has been two years the job which entails the
Indignation of safety and driver training in schools
colleges the armed services and Government Dolores
was born in High Point, NJ c. but got her schooling in
Northwestern and Laurel High Schools Friends call her Dee
Hef mother is nurse and the family lives in Cheverly
consequential that she took the job of running
the gift shop Prince Georges County General Hospital
evenings and Saturdays. She also managed to play
guard on the AAA girls basketball team. She's feet
10 inches tall and weighs 120.
She likes beach outings and boating the Chesapeake
and has flair for mountain music She had collection
of hill billy records but her elder brother took them all
back to North Carolina darn it,
But to get back to that first paragraph-Dolores
the auto trainer and tell lots of people about driving
and safety but she still has to get her first drivers license
QUENTIN r. MOTT.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-15
Irrigation
Irrigation
Good, Early Start Important
For Success in Irrigating
By II. L. DUSENBERRY

THIS is THE SEASON of track meets
throughout the state and nation. In most
of these events, the kind of start you
get has lot to do with how you finish.
The sprinter who is late to start has
a handicap he may not be able to
overcome before the race is over. The
Job of irrigation on many farms is
somewhat of a race with time and
weather.
The farmer who took time last fall
to fill up the soil reservoir has a rum
ming start. The showers and spring
SHOWS are probably keeping the moiS-
ture up to full capacity. This means
the first irrigation can be delayed a
little longer this spring and the soil
will not require as much water the
first time over This is distinct adj
vantage, since irrigating up and early
irrigation have some drawbacks.
Farmers have learned that early irri-
cation of grain and cultivated crops
may result in pudding of the soil
and crust formation which sometimes
reduces yield. On the other hand, the
crop should not be allowed to dry out
to the whiting point. If it is necessary
to irrigate before the crop starts to
shade the ground, care should be taken
to move the water regularly and as
fast as possible after penetration takes
place.