davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Officials.
ArePromoted

Kermit r. Mullins, veteran
fire investigator here, has been
promoted to first deputy fire
marshal with the rank Of cap
tain. He will now head the fire
investigation section.
Capt. Mullins, who has been
in the fire marShal's office
since l947, will be succeeded as
investigator by Anthony B.
Mileo, who was promoted from
third deputy fire marshal.
AS first deputy Capt. Null
lins will still be on the scenes
of fires. determining their orr
gin.
THE problem Of arson is
still with u.s." Capt. Mullins
said, "and we'll bring them
(arsonists) in whenever pos
sible."
Other Fire Department pro-
motions, approved by the Dis
trict Commissioners, include
Capt. Harry M. Carver to bat
talon chief and 1t. Delmer S.
Taylor to- captain.
Transfers approved by the
Commissioners include Deputy
Fire Chief Henry A. Galotta,
former chief of the depart
ment's training division, to the
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Red Terrorists Kill 9
In Wet Nam Ambush

SAIGON, South Wet Nam.
Sept. IA (AP).-Two Filipino
surveyors and seven Wet Ma
mese were killed in an ambush
by Communist terrorists Mon
day 20 miles southwest of Sal
gon.
The Filipinos we're employees
of a Manila company which is
conducting typographical work
under contract with the United
States Army Map Service.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Lodge Appoints
Rights Adviser
By the Associated Pres.

Henry Cabot Lodge has
picked Mrs. Jewel Stratford
Rogers Of Chicago as a special
civil rights consultant during
his campaign as Republican
vice presidential nominee.
Mrs. Rogers is the first Negro
woman admitted to the Chi
cago Bar Association and is a
secretary of the National Bar
Association. She also was the
first Negro woman to be ap-
Evening star., 1960-09-14

try's greatness" Mr.. Mueller
said.
In an annual election held
yesterday. Paul F. Clark, chair
man of the board of directors.
John Hancock Mutual Life In
surance Co., was elected chair
man of the board of trustees Of
the American College Of Life
Underwriters. He succeeds Ju-
liam S. Myrick. who will retire
after serving % years as board
chairman.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, Sept. II, 1860
General News 1;s D.

pointed an assistant United
States district attorney.
She has been a political,
church, civic and professional
Evening star., 1960-09-14

leader in Chicago for more than
10 years. Mrs. Rogers is mar
ried to an attorney. John w,
Rogers.
Evening star., 1960-09-14

firefighting division, with Bat
talon Chief. John Barry re-
placing him IN the training
division.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Miumi Beach
BeuutyFete
Opens July

Miss Universe may be a
talented young lady, but the
judges will overlook that for the
sake of pure beauty.
Unlike many beauty contests,
there is no judging on talent
in the Miss Universe Beauty
Pageant. to be held July 2-10
at Miami Beach. The judging
will concentrate on beauty of
face and figure, poiSe, persona
ality and charm.
Girls from Europe, the Mid
die East, Canada, Iceland and
South Africa will converge on
New York and visit Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Washington,
and points along U. S. Route
301 by bus en- route to Miami
Beach.
On July 6, the final Is girls
competing for the Miss United
States title will be selected, and
the winner will be chosen the
following evening. All but Is
girls will be eliminated in the
Miss Universe judging by July
8, and Miss Universe will be
picked July 9.
The finals will be telecaSt
nationally.
Miss Universe will win $4,000
in cash plus $4,000 appear
ance contract and other awards.
The four runnerS-up will get
$4,000. $2,5OO, $1,000 and 1000
respectively.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Parrot Paradise
A Miumi Siqht

In the heart of Miami, with
its bustling thousands, is a bit
of tropical jungle reserved for
chattering parrots.
1t is known as Parrot Para
disc, and is a few blocks from
the Orange Bowl. BY car, it is
about five minutes from down.
town. There is a bird show of
Is macaws, parrots and cocka-
toos which perform a varied
repertoire of tricks.
Seminole Indians at Parrot
Paradise live in open chickeeS
wood platforms set on stills
and covered with thatched
roofs. Theirs is repeatedly the
Oldest Seminole village in the
area, having been at the same
location since the days of An
drew Jackson's presidency.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Stone Miracles Built
For Dream Womon's Love

yard. A large table shaped like
the State of Florida has e
flower bowl indentation repre-
senting Lake Okeechobee. An
other table is heart shaped.
Surrounding great stone
chairs include a perfectly bal
anced rocker.
Modern bank vault doors
pale in comparison with the
ease with which a 3-ton turn
stile and a 9-ton gate, built
into the surrounding wall,
pivot at the touch of a finger.
Few people ever saw the in
side of this unusual establish
ment until after Leedskalnin's S
death in 1851, believed due to
undernourishment.
At that time Coral Castle
was opened to the public.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

residential islands and water
front estates.
A typical Biscayne Bay cruise
costing 81 passes by the south
ern tip of Bayfront Park where
history was made in the aSsassi-
nation attempt on former
President Franklin D. Roose-
welt.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

Mysteries and legends as old
as the Pyramids face sight
seers at Coral Castle, a short
distance south of Miami, Fla.
High stone walls surrounding
the "castle" have cloaked the
work of a solitary recluse with
a veil that not even death it
self has been able to brush
aside.
Working alone, with primi-
tive tools fashioned from bits
of wood and old automobile
parts, lonely Ed Leedskalnin
worked night and day to pro-
duce miracles in stone that
still astound visiting scientists
and engineers.
Springs and bars served as
his levers, gears were fashioned
crudely into pulleys, and a
ratched device was built on a
wooden frame. His brace and
bit was the crank from a
Model T.
Rough-hewn from native
coral rock, the castle itself is
made of 243 tons of material.
Largest single piece weighs
nearly nine tons, while the
average stone in the Great Pyr-
amid of Khufu at Gizeh in
Egypt, dragged into position
by hundreds of slaves, weighed
only a little more than two
tons.
1t was truly a labor of love
for the slender, 97-pound Lat
Wan hermit struggling to fur
nish the home for the girl of his
dreamS-he never met her. The
task continued for 80 years
after World War I.
Secret Work
To guard his secrets, he did
much of the work of transport
ing and fitting the pieces into
place at night.
Many of his more massive
Evening star., 1960-06-05

burgh route. has sold 1000
fares among the $4,000 car
ried between the two points
since last fall.
+ +
The wonders Of flying over
and riding through scenic
Switzerland become available
through SwisSair and Europa
bus this summer.
Nine-day, all-inclusive tours
will leave New York each week
end beginning June Is via
Swissair and will continue to
September IL. AS a special
feature, there is a pre-tour
trip to Einsiedeln, where a cast
of 600 will stage Calderon de la
Barca'S Great World The
ater." The bus trip from
Zurich includes Lucerne, st.
Moritz; into Italy past Lake
Como to Lugano and semi
tropical Locarno.
\ *
Real AirlineS of Brazil has a
school teacher tour departing
Miami July Il for "a days in
Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Ar
gentina, Bolivia, Peru and
Panama.
Included will be a visit to the
new capital of Brasilia, the an
cient Machu Picchu of the In
cas- and the trip from La Paz
to Cusco across Lake Titicaca.
-
Japan Air Lines begins DC-8
jet service on its San Francis
co-Tokyo route August IL and
inaugurates the DC-8S from
Los Angeles to Tokyo Septem-
ber 5.
Although a little late for
summer scheduling, JAIL also
will start Seattle-Tokyo and
Tokyo Hong Kong jet service in
october and November, bring
ing the trans-Pacific flights to
nine per week.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

productions are on the east
wall surrounding the courtyard.
There is a 23-ton Crescent of
the East, 18-ton carvings of the
planets Mars and Saturn and a
great obelisk, weighing 281a
tons. The last is taller than the
Great Upright at Stonehenge,
England.
LeedSkalnin's method of NOV
ing the huge pieces into position
has never been satisfactorily ex-
planned, but he had a perfect
sense of balance and claimed to
know the secrets of the pyra-
midS."
The northern wall, which
contains a single stone weighing
20 tons, is topped by a Polaris
telescope weighing % tons and
rising rs feet into the air.
Tubular drillings with biSect-
ing wires center this telescope
on the North Star. A sundial,
bowl-Shaped rather than the
traditional fiat style, accurately
marks the hours and minutes
and adjusts itself to the season.
Amazes Scientists
Astronomers and mathemati-
clans have expressed amaze
ment that these could be built
by a person with little more
than a fourth or fifth grade
education.
One of the largest carvings
in the castle itself is the
Throne Room which the recluse
fashioned for his Queen to
be-" There are two large
thrones" A child's stone
cradle is so delicately balanced
it rocks smoothly and evenly.
A Grotto of the Three Bears
can be seen. complete with
stone furnishings mentioned in
the fairy tale.
Many additional interesting
objects are found in the court.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Secret Work
AIR FARE
ATN TAKE
Allegheny Seeking
New Discount Plan

The Civil Aeronautics Board
has been asked to approve new
nonstop, high-frequency COM
muter air service on the rich
New York Washington route
by Allegheny Airlines.
Among other inducements of
the special "no-reServation"
plan would be a discount of
over 80 per cent available to
buyers of 10-ticket books for
frequent users. A similar plan
which Allegheny has in use
over the Philadelphia Pitts
Evening star., 1960-06-05
PORKY AND CORKY KEEP
ROLLING ALONG IN MIAMI

small circus that went broke and was stranded in
Miami in 1948 provides the nucleus for Crandon Park
Zoo on Key Biscayne is minutes from downtown Miami
Only Porky and Corky, pair of North American
black BEARS remain from the original troupe that was
put into the hands of the humane society when the tour
ing menagere ran into financial difficulty
Today the zoo houses, in natural settings 1T differ
ent species of animals BIRDS reptiles and amphibans
adding up to 478 specimens
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Sightseeing Boats
Popular in Miami

One popular way Of viewing
Miami is by sightseeing boat
These cruisers leave the city's
Pier Five periodically to tour
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Arrestinq Thought

This years Miss Miami, 18-
year-old Sandra Guthrie, works
in the subpoena section of the
Dade County sheriff'S office.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Ready Cash

Visitors landing at Miami
international Airport from for
eign countries can make cur
rency exchanges almost on the
spot in the terminals banking
center.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
Assorted Barbecue Brokers

Westinghouse Custom De Luxe
Portable Window Fan
1859 model in original foctoy eortons. Come
with year replacement guarantee and year
worronty Electrically reversible with thermostot
CONTROL Complete with panels to fit sosh win
dows Sold last seoson at Ass. 3l.s9
Evening star., 1960-03-08
PARKING is EASY

Park on New York Avenue,
NE, right next to The Hecht
Co. Warehouse Sale. OR
drive to The Hecht Co. Pork
ing Building 18th and F Sts.,
N.W), then take free buses
direct to the Warehouse Sale.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
l0-Pe. Fireplace Ensemble

Screen, Ape fireset, ondirons orote,
log bosket and fireIiehter. Separately:
SCREEN 1899; fireset, e.ss; bosket,
1885, fireehter, 4ss; enote, 7.sS; 4A.S4
ondIrons, 7.ss.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
9S-Pc. Set Vitrified Chino

Just 30 sets Of imported vitrified china
services for II. Assorted potterns in A7.7
the group Mostly and Of kind.
Evening star., 1960-03-08

Rugs Remnants From
Broodloom Roll Ends
Many sizes, many coIors you .
toke your choice EACH ONE LOW $SO ~
PRICE. S"o"S
Evening star., 1960-03-08
EASY TO FIND!

Warehouse Sole held at I4ol
N. Y. Ave. N. e., Intersection,
Fenwiek St. Entrance on New
York Avenue
Evening star., 1960-03-08
THE EVENING STAR

RDES-For convenience Hec
St. between 9th 7th Sts starting II AS until closing
Return buses arranged on equally convenient schedule.
OR USE DC TRANSIT and from the warehouse sole d.
Glover Park NV D4 from Mac Arthur Boulevard NJ
bus from Friendship Heights the warehouse
Evening star., 1960-03-08
Chino Cups and Soucers

Imported vitrified china cups and . &C
soucers in assorted lovely patterns and L.
coIors. ldeoI for gifts. Just so dozen Dozen
Evening star., 1960-03-08

Set Of 4 Kinq Size TV Troys

Set Of king size TV troys complete
with storage rack on costers. Choice
Of "ToIe Rose" or Autumn Leaves"
potterns on black or white.
Evening star., 1960-03-08

Bathroom Homper Clearance
Group includes assorted bath hampers, 90
in vorous patterns and colors. All OF
savings. w.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
Homer LoughIin Dinnerwore

Just "a sets specially priced because
we made special purchase 35-pc. Q.99
set service for g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

DAMASCUS-CEDAR GROVE
Your home custom built on
beautiful IA. mr.. new elem.
school. Let us give you an esti-
mate. MacNAB & WILCOX,
Clearwater 3-2535. 2t-7-7
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
REAL ESTATE-sALE
FARMS
FARMETTES
BY
MANOVILL
CLARKSBURG

CLAhhSbOhO
Immaculate L-type rambler, on a acre
Lovely spacious rms. Garage. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
CLARKSBURG
81 acres. Choice location. 4-bedrm.
home; sep. din. rm.; all necessary
farm bldgs. Ideal for the retired
farmer. who still wants a little land.
On bus line.
POTOMAC
ideally located on Great Falls I'd. 2
acres. Very old. spacious 3-bedrm.
home that needs complete restoration.
Don't miss seeing this home with won
derful possibilities
MT. PLEASANT AREA
Sc acres. Why so much land for such
little price, You owe IT to yourself
to see this ideal stock farm. Quaint,
small, partially restored farm house.
Some excellent soil for produce raising.
FREDERICK AREA
so acres of beautifully rolling land with
stream. Ideal for horse farm. Most
unusual. spacious 3-bedrm. rambler
with radiant DASHBOARD heat. Separate
room in lower level that would make
an excellent place for in-laws or serv-
ants. Owner leaving town.
GERMANTOWN
10000
90 acres of wonderful rolling. wooded
land. Many choice building sites.
Streams throughout property. Only
minutes TO Acc and new 240 Spacious
4 bedrm. restored charming farm
house
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
Local Jaycees
Receive Awards

The Rockville Junior Cham
Der of Commerce has taken
second place in a field of APP
proximately 1900 clubs for an
outstanding internal affairs and
leadership program.
The local organization also
received a special award for ex-
ceptional membership growth,
at the 10th annual Jaycee con-
vention last week in st. Louis.
1t was the first time that the
Rockville Club has received q
national award. Both prizes
were presented to President
Walter F. Evans on behalf of
the club.
Other Rockville residents
who were delegates to the con-
clave were State president-elect
S. Fred Steppe, director Hilbert
A. Taylor and general counsel
Edward F. Kearney.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
sERyIcEs

AUTO GLASS-We are equipped
to handle any auto or truck
glass Job regardless of make or
model. Rockville Glass Service,
$50 z. Middle Lane. Pc. 2-3801.
tf-4532
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

COOKS MOVING AND STOR-
AGE-Local and long distance,
large or small loads. Packing
and Grating. Agent for Grey
Van Lines. Phone GA. 4-5158.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
NEGOTIATIONS FOR SALE

ANTIQUES Marble top chests,
coffee table, cherry dining table,
old silver, china breakfront,
rugs, custom breakfast nook,
rugs & screened patio house,
9x9. OIL. 2-7345. 1850
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

WATCH OVERHAUL $685.
watch cleaned & oiled, case pol.
ished, crystal cemented: all for
$685.. Automatic's, calendars,
alarm, monographs, pocket
watches slightly higher. "Parts
extra; all work guaranteed.
r OCKVILLE JEWELLERS,
Rockville Shopping Center, 109
N Washington st. tf-5O86
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

HOME IMPROVEMENTS z
ADDITIONS - Dormers, rec.
rooms, garages, porches, kit.
chen and bath remodeling. All
work fully guar. No money
down. 5 yrs. to pay. Free es.
innate. Call night or day. AL.
lied Home Imp. Co.. HA. 2-8316.
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS
Masonry brick work. block
work. patios, retaining walls,
outdoor fireplaces. Free EST
mates. work fully guaranteed.
Barco Builders, Inc.-11301 Ga.
Ave, 10. 5-8737. tf.7123
CARPENTRY PAINTIN G.
PLASTERING. Recreatio n
rooms. patios. cement brick
work. guttering, roofings. Chin.
news cleaned. screened. Air duct
furnace cleaning. Prompt serv-
ice. VIII. 6-6124. tf-8425
PAINTING AND SHINGLING
Free estimates. GA. 4-6805.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

PART TIME WORK = Near
your home. Call Mrs. Green. DI.
7-84S1. tf.77S5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

KITCHEN RANGE-Gas, &c.,
woven & broiler; Robert Shaw
timer, $40; also 91a Gu. #. re-
frig., Admiral w/freezer-chest
& drawer, S35. Pc. 2-5607.
1t-6.3O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

AUG. I8-Sat., 3 pm. Annual
S. S. Supper & Picnic, Kemp
town Church Hall. Fried Chick
en- & Country Ham. Tickets,
LBS; children, 75c. Brownings-
vile Band. 1850
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
Eairland Nursing Home

TdITIdhu IVuTSIHg TIoHI9
FsirIsnd 3D.. Silver Spring, Md.
Ev. 4-6l6l. New brick l-sfory
bldg. Ambulstory and bed pa
iisnts. 74-hr. nursing care. A
home away from home. Your in
speetion invited.
5t-so13-7-2s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

FLAGSTONE PATTOS = Steps,
walks, all kinds of cement work,
retaining walls, waterproofing,
cellar floors and walls, terra
Gotta pipes. drainage from
downspouts and lawns; repair
swimming pools. F. Marcuccio.
PO. 2-3588. tf-2970
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ANTIQUES - Old furniture,
china, glass, numerous articles,
GARLAND'S ANTIQUE SHOP,
Muddy Branch Road, nr. Cath
ersburg. 301- WA. 6-0322.
tf-8863-4-14
COMBINATION STOR Nj
SCREEN DOORS -1M" thick
aluminum-complete with inter
changeable storm window &
screen inserts. All hardware
incl. pneumatic door closer, lock
set, wind chain, vinyl sweep,
$29.95. MCINTYRE HARD
WARE INC, GA. 4-9100 or 10.
5-19OO. 1854
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

CRUSHED STONE - Repair
those drives, lanes and parking
areas now; all sizes of crushed
stone delivered; estimates
cheerfully given. Call Rockville
Crushed Stone, Inc. Pc. 2-9307.
1451
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

MI. AIRY Poplar HeIghtsJ =
attractive white rambler Liv.
rm. with fireplace, kitchen, 2
bedrms. & bath. Hot oil heat.
Attach. Gear garage 2 acres
of level land. Out-of-town own
err desires quick sale. Easily
financed. Asking only $4,000.
Fred B. Cushman Co. WI. g.
9011, WA. 6-0401. 1t-6-16
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
HELP WANTEp--EEMALE

MATTRESSES - Summer jobs
for girls, white, IL yrs. or over.
Hrs. arranged. Apply in person,
Country Corner Inn Opposite
Olney Theatre), Olney, Md.
2t-7-7
STENO-TYPIST, Pleasant air
conditioned office; all company
benefits; 5-day week. Call Mr..
Wagus, PO. 2-3772. tf-8917
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

and feeds 400 steers and 500 hogs
in 10 minutes. This is a job that
would keep five men with baskets
and forks busy for a half day.
Benefits City Consumers
These efficiencies in farming
have been made possible through
the magic of rural identification.
Benefits pass ON to urban con-
sumerS in terms of a bountiful
supply of sanitary, high quality
food products that literally jam the
grocery shelves.
Annual average power conSump-
ton by farm consumers on rural
electric lines, as recent as 1858,
stood at 1916 kilowatts. On the
basis of present-day increases,
average farm consumption is ex-
pected to reach 5000 kilowatts by
1868, and 10000 kiiowatts by
1875.
One thing sure, as more and
more farmers turn to puShbutton
operation of their farmsteads new
uses and wider uses OF electricity
about the farm and rural home
lie ahead.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

better electrically. USDA's list of
uses for electricity in the farm
home includes just about every
conceivable household gadget
under the sun.
There are burglar and fire
alarms, fish bowl heaters, bed
warmers, biscuit bakers, can OPEN
ers, Christmas tree turner's, cigar
lightes, communication systems,
deodorizers, dumb walters, dust
precipitatorS, fish scalers, flour
sifters, fly traps, and foot
warmers.
There are games, organs, pants
and necktie preSsers, pianos, shoe
poliShers, sirens, scissors, tooth
lbrushers, wiener roasters, door
openers, and even window openers,
all operated with electricity.
Power Used I'm Homes
AS you might suspect, electrical
appliances and equipment used
in the home outnumber those used
in farming operations. This partly
explains why three-fourths of all
electricity consumed on the farm
today is used in the home.
However, chronological devel-
opments of electrical equipmen
and the ever-increasing new uses
now promise to boost the use Oh
electricity to undreamed of levels
around the farm. New ways oil
handling grain, feed, hay, ano
even milk are fast anticipating the
fork, shovel, milk can, and bucket
Feed carriers, barn cleaners, silC
unloaders, hay and grain dryers
mills, grinders, elevators, graders
busters, Sprayers, fences, flytraps
mixers, emery wheels, pumps, anC
fans, are only a few of the many
ways electricity has replaced the
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
AVERAGE AMERICAN FARMER
USES q TO ) TIMES MORE
ELECTRICITY THAN EXPECTED

expert" guessed he would, back
there in 1885.
Rural XVIII Demand UP
And this growth continues. Rural
Americans are increasing their
demands for electricity much fast
er than their city neighbors. With
in the next seven years demands
will double again. And all of
Americas Rural Electric Systems
are gearing up to meet this pro-
blem even before it happens.
This isn't all. Good roads, better
telephone Service-and low cost
electricity-are causing more city
folks to move to the country.
AS farms grow in size, and de-
crease in number, the proportion
Of non-farm consumers of the rural
electric systems continues to in
crease.
From the start, Americas Rural
Electric Systems have been organ
lied for service, not for profit.
Their motto has been to "serve'em
all" in rural areas. They agree to
provide this service to all, and at
the lowest possible cost, when they
borrow their capital funds from
REA-at interest.
One thing sure, with u spiral
ling rural population, the new and
better uses of electricity and the
higher standard of living through
the use of this modern necessity,
demand for and use of electricity
can move only upward in the
years ahead.
Predict $500 XVIII by 1863
Based on the past rate of in
crease, the Agricultural Re-
search Service, US. Department
of Agricultural, prophesies that
average annual electrical consump-
ton per farm will reach $500 kilo-
watt hours by 1868.
By 1875, the average consump.
ton per farm served by REA
financed Lines is expected to reach
10000 XVIII, more than 213 time!
what it is today. Recent report: