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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02
Grandfather Frost
Visits Soviet Children
Continued From PAGE r

Continued From Page B.
"snow flakes" darted about the
room, in white ballet dresses
trimmed with tinsel.
At a signal from the master
of ceremonies, they all crowded
about the tree and began
shouting happily. We were
able to follow the program
with the help of translations
by Second Secretary Vladimir
Lobachev.
They were calling for
Grandfather Frost" he ex-
planned. Then the emcee
spoke up again. IF you say it
louder. he'll come sooner" Mr..
Lobachev translated.
So they took up the chant
again: Louder, louder! Grand
father Frost! Come on! Come
on!"
At that point their cries
were rewarded.
In Red Velvet Suit
Grandfather Frost hurried
ina large figure, with a long
white beard, clad in a red vel
vet suit trimmed with white
fur.
He was a dead-ringer for
Santa, except that he had a
very long nose and he didn't
carry a sack. According. to
Russian custom, we were told,
New Year presents are put
around the holiday tree, al
though Father Frost Gas he
also is known personally dis
tributes them. AS for the long
nose. it was more Of a whim
than a characteristic feature.
Greeting the children for
the New Year (for those in
school he wished success in
their studies, Mr.. Lobachev
said) the relocated visitor
also offered an explanation.
It seems that additionally
Grandfather Frost is accom-
panied by the Snow Maiden.
Unfortunately, because there
wasn't any snow here, the
Snow Maiden couldn't come.
But there is snow in Mos
COW and I hope to see you
there next year." he said.
The children then Joined
hands and circled the tree,
singing I'm The Forest There
Was Born a Tree"
Its like your Jingle Bells"
the Second Secretary ex-
planned.
For the next hour the chill
dren Joined in presenting the
program Of entertainment
while proud fathers, armed
with cameras. took pictures Of
the scene.
Quick changes of costumes
were made between numbers.
For instance, those who had
been SNOW flakes" a dance
or so earlier, put on sweaters
and caps for an LEGISLATORS
dance.
Calisthenics Presented
Typical Of modern Russia,
perhaps. was the dance of the
athletes group Of girls
who performed calisthenics to
music. But there was also an
old Russian folk dance In
which tiny little girls wore
long colorful dresses almost
reaching the floor and tiny
little boys wore colorful Rus
sian shirts and trousers.
At the conclusion Of the
program the children trooped
across the dining room where
they were invited to help
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Cathedral so
Years Old
SepF'ber %

WASHINGTON, D. c.-St. Peter
and St. Paul Episcopal Cathedral.
better known as the Washington
Cathedral" will celebrate the fiji
tieth anniversary Of its dedication
on September 20. On that date
in 1907. with impressive ceremon-
les attended by President Theo-
dore Roosevelt, the Cathedral s
Foundation Stone, brought from
the fields of Bethlehem, was set
in place.
The Cathedral is three-fifths
complete; a sum Of about S18,-
600. 900 is needed to finish It and
when it is completed. il will rank
sixth in size among eathedrals Of
the world. When the city OF
Washington was planned BY
George Washington and Pierre
L Enfant, they envisaged a church
for all people where days of ma
tional intereession and thanks
giving might be observed and
where memorials to national
heroes could be placed; the Wash
ington Cathedral is such a church.
Writing recently 10 the Rt. Rev.
Angus Dunr Bishop of Washing
ton, President Eisenhower sent
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Clara Campbell

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Campbell, mother of Mrs. Gladys
Tupplet passed away July 18th
1857 at 1920 Michigan Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri. we're held
at Watkins Brother Funeral Home,
Saturday July 18th 1857 at $50
AN.
Rev. Beattan, Baptist Eyange-
list. officiating.
She was a member of Cherokee
Temple No. 223 and Rose Shar-
ron Council of Omaha, Nebraska.
The services of Elks we're held
under the Heart of America
Temple" and 'Midwestern Coun-
cil.s of Kansas City, Missouri
Those present from Omaha hall
from the Temple and Council were
Loyal DIR. Ruler, Celita Jackson,
Loyal DIR. Doorkeeper. Margaret
Yaneey, LoyalDtr. Fannie Wilson,
Temple drill team. DIR. Emma
DIR. Myrtle Woods. Cherokee
Temple drill team. DIR. Emma
Hall. Sick Committee.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
ACHING MUSCLES

Relieve pains of tired, sore. aching
muscles with sTANBAcK, tablets
or powders. sTANHAck acts fast
to bring comforting relief
because the sTANBAck formula
combines several prescription type
ingredients for fast relief of psin~
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

r. ". Lafitsou pointed out.
Since the base ye8rs 1877 1875
Aldeas sales have laercasel
286es eg compared with an ln-
drsiry Increase of oniy 1896 ar-
eofdiHg 70 Tie presidents report.
Increased customer service
shrosKh "Wiii-cali4 stores. where
shoppers cen order ard receive
merchandise. ard faNenIfane of-
f.cea where cuat0mera can order
for nome delivery we're cited ~
major roaroHn sHf tha inrreass.
fuftter service Expansion -
opening Catalogue ord.f uril9 -
aupefmarkela u planned for it.
inE II 1857. Iarkf5n stif -
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Bill Would
Raise Cost Of
Natural Gas

Passage Of a proposed bill to
restrict Federal control Of natural
gas prices would increase the cost
of gas to consumers BY 81 billion
year, Rep. John w. Heseltor,
Republican of Massachusetts. de-
clared on the AS WE SEE IT ra
dio network. The program or
iginates in New York at 100 pm.
EDIT, each Sunday, and is heard n
Washington over WMAL at 7.3O
pm, EDIT.
Both Heselton and Rep. Torbert
r.. Macdonald, Democrat of Mas
sachusetts, asserted that the meas
ure can be defeated on the floor
of the House if the public is a.
reused about the character of TIC
Legislation. The bill is similar 10
one that President Eisenhower
vetoed last year following a lobby
ing scandal. The new bill is spon-
sored by Representatives 0ren
Harris, Democrat Of Arkansas. and
Joseph P. oHara, Republican Of
Minnesota.
''Twenty-nine million American
families, who use natural gas in
their homes and depend upon i
for heat, hot water, cooking or
other essential daily needs" would
find their rates increased If the
bill passes the Congress, Macdon-
aid said. In addition, the value
Of present natural gas reserves
owned by a few fabously wealthy
and powerful oil companies would
be enhanced by as much as S25
billion"
Since a plea has been made ioT
the small producers, and IS per
cent Of all natural gas sold in in
terstate commerce for resale IS
produced by less than 100 compan-
les, Macdonald urged an amend
ment proposed by him to confinc
the effect of Federal Power Com
mission regulation to the small
producers only.
This amendment was defeated
in the House Interstate and FOR
eign Commerce committee, OF
which both representatives are
but it will be offered
again in the Rules committee and,
if necessary, when the measure
gets to the floor Of the House. The
Commerce committee approved
the Harris-O -O'Hara bill by IS to -.
Heselton said that the invested
interest Of consumers Of gas Is
greater than that Of the produ-
GERS.
over s12 billion has been in
vested by consumers in cooking
stoves, heating units, hot water
heaters, clothes dryers and other
equipment that requires gas as
fuel he said. THAT amounts 10
about $500 a family
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Basebalrs all-time greatest in
the batting department was y
Cobb, with an average Of 1867 dur
ing his % years in the game.
Rogers Hornsby is the only player
who seriously threatened this
record with an average Of .35e
during % years in baseball, end
ing in 1887.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
''Sweetens Whole 1Insides,,
Relieves Constipation
both oUernighf!"

IlT9 II. WIIlI Hl77IIITI ? H71EII''I71I =
Half-aiiTe, headachy. when constipa-
tlon sours sto1nach2 Black Draughts
relieves constipation overnight. Helps
sweeten sour stomach too. No harsh
gripping. Made from pure vegetable
herbs. Brings thorough but gentle
relief IA morning. Life looks sunny
agalni Get Black-DraliEnt today.
sfn Ponder or Grannlafec form ard
ron Ia neD. en4r-fc-fake Tobiefss toof
CHILDREN. when constipation sours
chlidreu's digestion. get Syrup of Black
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

FOR SALE: Modern 6
room house. Three bed
rooms. Oak floors. Ce-
ment basement with a.
partment. Shower and
stool. Basement also
complete with fnrni-
ture. Enclosed glass
porch and screens for
summer. Combination
storms and screens for
bedroom. Part of fur
niture for sale with
house. Asphalt fir e.
proof shingled roof.
Oil furnace. Hous
complete with gutter
ing. 4O' X 72' lot. Small
garden plot in rear.
Price is right. Also
down payment is low.
Ideal for a party with
a steady job and good
credit rating. Special
attention given to G.L
Located at 1920 North
18th. Phone HA. 1872.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

FmIBUsTERNG, FmIBUsT.
ERNG. FHIBUsTERNGl ana
other delaying tactics will contin-
ne until YOU, MR.. AVERAGE
CITIZEN. write your Senatorsl
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Record sales
an q earning
during 4he past
year ellnlaxed
ten years Of
increase at n
rate Of nro4tf
almost dou e
that sf the la-
dustfy. Jack son
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Article; in Readers Digest Reveals
Jittery Pre-Menshual Tension
Is So Often a Needless Misery!

stopped or strikingiy relieved
pain and discomfort out Of
women got glorious relief
TAKEN regularly. Pinkham'a re-
IlssEm the headaEhes, cramps. ner4-
Gus fenfiun during ard before
Yotu pextnd. Many women never
nf1EF-aEeH oss khs fF1f day. Why
aligmld yuu7 1nis month. start tax
iuR pinkhAmh. een II you don't
escape pre- rs-nenatfitaf tanaiou -
oflnn tie callsa of unhappinezz
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Eyes Should
Be Given
Good Care

-
Even though the superstition
IS deep-rooted, we no longer be
lieve that an ostrich buries its
head in the sand in order To-
hide. It's Just as untrue that al
person losing his sight in one
eye probably viii lose the use
Of the other because the re
manning eye has to do the work
of two" A one-eyed person ae-
tually is subject to less eye fati-
que than a person with normal
vision because the muscles which
cause both eyes to converge on a.
single subject are not used, ac-
cording to Murine Co. research
ers.
The Juice" from a prime por-
terhouse steak may be a culinary
delight but, contrary to popular
belief. beefsteak doesn't do a.
thing to reduce the swelling
from a black eye. The best
cure for that swollen eye: Try
cold congresses at once; after
"a hours, hot congresses. Early
eyasive battle action. suggest
Murine Co. researchers, may
eliminate the need for curativel
measures.
The millions of fathers who
consider themselves somewh a t
less than matinee idols viii bel
relieved to know there is mo-
truth to the superstition that al
prospective mother can mark
her unborn child by gazing att
an unpleasant sight.
When the hero of a blood-and-
thunder Western story draws
his sixshooter with the speed Of
light" that cowboy IS real
ly moving. The fastest ac-
ton in the process Of seeing, say
Murine Co. researchers, is the
speed of the light that travels to
your eyes. A flash Of light,
which travels at the rate of
186. 900 miles per second. could
move around the world more
than l2 times between eye
blinks.
A few basic rules apply both
to motion picture and TV view
ing. Eye specialists tell you
not to try to see the whole
screen equally well, and do not
try to hold any detail. Keep
the eyes and attention constant.
" on the move. Here IS a sug.
Qestion that shouldn't be hard
to follow: Take the opportur-
tiles offered by boring scenes
to rest the eyes By closing them
for a few seconds and relaxing
You'll get a lot Of rest that way
A simple epitaph appears on a
tomb in Florence, Italy; Here
lies salvino .d'Armatti of Flor.
ence, the inventor of spectaeles.
God forgive him his sins. Died
in the Year Of our Lord 1877.
The inscription may be mislead-
ing. Marco Polo is recorded To-
have seen eyeglasses used IN
1915 in China, according to Muir
ne Co. researchers.
If you spent 10 days in read
ing the latest historical novel,
you will have moved your eye
muscles about one million times.
These muscles can absorb an
enormous amount Of punishment.
They are about 100 times as
strong as they need to be and
ire the mot exercised muselesl
n the body.
The retina Of each eye-the
screen" on which is reflected
he images we see-has about
10000 cells or dots. To print
his number Of dots would re.
Iuire a piece Of paper 10 feet
ong and 9 feet wide.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
AIdens SuIes Grow
Twice Industry Pace

.Aldens. Inc. increased both mail
order and retail store sales during
1855 70 pass the hundred million
dollar mark for the first time ia
company history. 2. w. jackson.
president. disclosed IN his annual
lannrI 10 nla.Ilholaara.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

A pre-schooler with consider
able TV watching experience
wasn't stumped for a remedy
when her mother lost her voice
IN a recent siege of laryngitis.
you got no sound, Mama," dag
nosed the tot. Maybe you need
q new tube"
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

The King Ranch in Texas. 1,25o.
900 acres, we'll known as biggest
in the US, is considerably topped
by the Gang Ranch in British Co
lumbia, which embraces $500, ,0O9
acres-the worlds largest.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Announcement

kAAhhAouAAS~AAA
The Waller Radio Re-
pair Shop, which was
located at 1904 North
oath St. has moved to
2525 North 10th st. l
block north from Lake
st. on the east side
of North 10th st. Let
us Repair your Radio
in the car or your
home. Day & Night
Service. Call IA 0669.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Picnic days rolling round again and chances you'll
looking for pep the traditional hamburger
tops IN enjoyment add the right Tahoco
famous liquid seasoning from down SOUTH E ground
meat before you grill IL
Another hint for giving look 70 this years picnic by
adding spark 10 potato salad Hero Tahasco
trick The pl1uant favor o pepper seasoning new
interest 70 old favone In fact you'll Tabasoo ia
other picnic favones this year happier eane.
Picnic Potato Salad
2pound potatoes = CUP rnay~nnass
20 cups diced tablespoon prepared
small onion. chopped mustard
IL cups diced celery / tablespoon VINEGAR
IA teaspoons salt = teaspoon Tahasoo
Geek potatoes II skins uni kAdeF dsea Add onlaa
and eelss sprinkle with salt Ma losafhar
nnee4f ana 1nhasro Add 20 pLkto MIXTURE Mix lightly
f1h bNnf careful not 3 break pafoen chill Rnrniah
%sh zziad green's Hnd fnuao sefTes YIELD; ssrfnaa
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Aluminium is said to be the
Earth's most abundant metal, al
most eight per cent. Gold is quite
fractional at 0.0000o05 per cent.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Largest hop field in the world
IS at Toppenish, Washington =
10 acres.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

DO you suffer terrible nervous ten
sion - feel iltfery. iFrifasae, d.
pressed -- Just bafme your period
each month"; A alAEfIing article n
READERS DfuMsf reTeaas 5uen
nre-mnustFf1ai torment u needless
misery in many casesi
Thousands have already dl1coF-
Erred how 70 aD0id aich suffering
with LYDIA Plnknams Compound
and Tahleln. they're 80 murh hap
nIer lesa lenae ~ lln1c -aifNcult
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Advertisement in the GUIDE
are invitations 70 shop AZ the
stores Of ihe advertisers. Patron
ize fheml
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

his congratulations on the Cathe-
dral's fiftieth anniversary ana
said:
For half a century, this splend-
id symbol of faith and service has
been rising on Mt. St. Alban, over
looking the nations capital Set
up on a hill, this great cathedral
proclaims for all to see that the
highest loyalty of man is to God
and neighbors.
Congratulations for the spirit
and sacrifice which are uniting to
build the Cathedral in the Wash
ington community. Best wishes
for a successful completion to
your labors and your hopes
So
Trinity Cnalen, the Oldest
Episcopal church in New York
City, founded by royal charter
granted IN 1897 by England's
King William III, boasts parish
records dating back over two
hundred years. including baptis-
nal registers from 1749, marriages
from 1746, and burials from 1777.
Early burial registers record such
burials as that of "a poor man,
"a soldiers child" or "a Light
Horseman," and the causes OF
death given in the old registers
are gruesomely candid.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Oct LTdiA 3.
Fukhamn VnRn-
lahia Compound
M eonvenient nfw
Tablets which have
bleed Building iron
aided A. drliEal sta
- salaz saal@
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

anVa MuuFaacN
Lydia Pinkham ;
h@e famaFkanIa
eooehlna effect on
10 seltfcf ~ esinn
amif N doftm4
4eats. Pinkhams
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

FOR RENT: A lovely 3 room apt.
viii accept or children. PL.
5003. On Writ st.
FOR RENT: l newly decorated
3-room furnished apt. only
$500 per month. All utilities
paid BY owner. VIII accept
l, 2, or 3 small children Il
mother is a housewife. This
apt. is at 2004 Writ St. PL. 5O03
or EIA. 0800.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Advertisements IN the GUIDE
ere invitations te shop ~ M
sores Of the advertisers. Patron
Re iheml
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

ls aesisft sssls - aaaslaa
nsassal. } 80 4 I Hnaas 80
- = aszssna assess. peNl
4eaasslsl fsllsi assias 80
hsi-ss ll-ss -&iAssh asTs
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

FOR RENT: A nice large furnish
ed room. Couple or Single.
Pleasant conditions. Pleasant
1921.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

FOR RENT: 2 Groom iurnishe
apartment. Call Ha. 0800.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
WANTED: Houses, Apartments. and
the Names and Addresses of people
that are looking for place 70 stay;
and for people who wont 10 rent an
apartment. Coll HA $500.

FOR RENT: 3 room, lovely, newly
apt. for working couple. All
utilities paid by owner. Call
WE. 1912 any time. At home
all day.
FOR RENT 3 room, lovtly. newly
decorated, unfurnished Apt,
North Of Lake st. 30 feet from
2 bus lines. No children viii be
or HA. 0801. North of Lake st.
FOR RENT: IA room unfurnished
Apt. south OF Lake. All utllitits
paid by owner. and will accept
up to 5 children. Call Ma. 0800.
FOR RENT: 2 lovely room apt.
North of Lake st. Call the
All furnished ready to move in
Omaha Guide office, HA. 0800
or HA. 0801.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

The retina of each eye-the
screen on which is reflected
the images we see-has about
10000 cells or dots. To print
this number Of dots would re
quire a piece Of paper 10 feet
long and 9 feet wide.
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get oeqUoinied-vse this coupon
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HYoU Wont

This famous
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molor and
minor leoeue
q We ro pes.
records. Off
eial Ployine
rules ond
thousands OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Choral Society Concert

The ST. Cecilia Choral Socie-
ty is presenting its annual
Christmas concert at 5 pm. to-
DAY In the Shrine Of the Blessed
Sacrament at Chevy Chase
circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

The Naval Reserve Civil En-
eineer Company So will hold
its regular meeting at 8 pm.
tomorrow in Room 2D3l Of the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks
Building, Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

opened Il measures 81" high
with ga diameter base Pat
ented nickel plated steel meeha-
nlsm, q kiln-dried poles attach
ed A child OF can put It up
in 10 seconds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

AlWays handy IN
leather belt sheath.
Has file. ~ n c h,
screw driver. can
and bottle opener.
cork screw, saw
blade. fork and
spoon, even Q pair
OF scissorsl
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-04-11
EXTENSION SERVICE
NOTES
Lew Z. Hanks

The weather is still fine and the
snow is going fast. Our soils seem
to be full Of moisture this spring
which should be well for this
years crops.
Speaking Of crops, I'd like to
call your attention to the Alaska
Crop Improvement Association.
Members Of this group association
all have certified seed for sale,
either potatoes or grain. You
might as well plant the best. It
costs less in the long run. Lists
Of members and what they have
for sale are available at the Elk
tension office or at DR.. Logsdon's
office at the Experiment Station.
Drop in for one and make your
plans accordingly.
For vegetable varieties, T sug-
gest you consult the vegetable
variety list for 1857. This lists a
number of varieties that have
been tested and approved for
planting in this area. Lists are
available at your seed store or at
the Extension office. Also, how
about ordering some flowers,
shrubs, and bluegrass lawn seed
this spring. We also have bullet
ms on that.
It's about time we did some fix
ing up around the place. Take a
look at the yard this afternoon.
It looks pretty horrible, doesn't
it. 1t is surprising what a little
elbow grease, lawn seed, a few
shrubs and flowers and paint
can do. Let's start painting and
painting!
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-04-11

May 8. Report to Mrs Marylou
Rideout, demonstration agent, by
May Is,
The Anchorage Homemakers'
Council has invited all valley
Homemakers to their tea May 10,
1s3O-3:30 pm. in the Loussac Lii
brary.
Scholarship committee chair.
man, Faith Krause, has resigned.
The committee is now composed
of last years scholarship winners.
All interested women are in
vited to the Homemakers' Tea
Nav 9.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-04-11
Two Promoted from
Captain 10 Major
Ranks in Reserve

Among nine Army Reserve Of
ficers from Alaskan u. S. Army
Reserve units who received pro-
motions in March, were two Pal
mer women who are attached to
the 180th Engineer Battalion.
Company c, &C. (A). They are
Elizabeth ID. Gaines and RATHER
inc G. Steele, teachers at Palmer
high school and junior high sch
DOL respectively. They were pro-
noted from the ranks Of captain
} to the ranks of major on March
%.
Letters of congratulations were
sent to the two women by Major
General Gilman c. Mudgett, US.
Army Headquarters, u. S. Army,
Alaska who commented on their
many years of honorable and ac-
tive participation in the Reserve
activities of the u. S. Army and
extended the best wishes of the
Department of the Army.
Major Gaines was on active
duty with the u. S. Amy from
1912 to 1916. Major Steele served
in the u. S. Army from 1913 to
1916 and both went into the Re
serves in 1850 in the 306th Mil
itary Government Group, Arkan-
sas Military District and served
with this unit until coming to
Alaska two years ago.
They are now attached to the
IoooI pacayxyo .,ri+
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-04-11
H0MEMAKER'S
IS NEWS
Council Notes

Homemakers' Week is April 23-
May 4. Instead of store displays
this year each club will ask it's
members to call on five people
and:
Tell about Honemaker's work
and what it means to you. Invite
them to the Homemakers' Tea
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-04-11
"Pow-R- Sprinkler"
Covers up to . 500 foot
circle with w" 20 4" OF
rain" i'm one hour.

The amazing new Vermeer Pow-R-
Sprinkler resembles a giant lawn
sprinkler huge 140' slowly
revolving boom, mounted on a
sturdy 4-wheel trailer. Now you
can irrigate economically an ID
you'll save up to 800 of the labor
involved in moving pipe. The en-
tire unit is pulled by any farm
tractor from either end Of the
trailer. Here's truly low cost irri-
cation for nearly every farm with
available water supply.
Here Are a Few Advantages
of the New "Pow-R-SPrinkIer"
0 COVERS LARGE AREA AT Low PRE-
ciPiTArioN RATE
o SAVES riME-Covers over acres in one
hour saves labor.
o JET PROPELLED BooM-rotated by water
pressure only. Needs no hydraulic pumps.
no electricity.