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APT; in lgs, g, country house: 2 bed
furnished. WA. 7-5302. -27
HfATTSVILLE-3 rooms and bath
ref1ned 6nea working couple. Call gN.
SIDE PvT. ENTR., with garage; q
ave: Sill. sDrg. IA; IA 6-as7s. Il nc
sTTDfo aqTHSs5 AT. ~ S-lS2l; New home at sttr.
BATH With o%ner, SIS iiatsS' mo-. AppIs ApaGs
5000 Neptune ave. Sc, Glassma nor
PVT: ,ENT. / bedrm,, liv. rm., kit.
and bath: all util;. clean, well furn;,
Io, axs, Va 4 mile 4ls4t3 from D. c. line; 81: :sS
KENsINGToN1Eiiic. apt. for cple.
who wants the unusual: avail. now;
$50; p Iso,, L. 3{,2ssoo. HuGGINs &
eso4 seSNis2si M2sLBoko Bok PIKE SEA
rms, living room, bedroom, kitchen
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn.; l
bedrn 6edrnm. lily: rm Kit; bath, Tho lse.
THKoMA PARK. 1850 Carroll ave-
Entire 3rd A. Twin, studio bed-liv.
rm.. kitchen, porch, bath; utils. One
DIX. shop. and express bus. Adults
$50 mo. 10 am. to 4 pm.
1-BEDRM. APT, 1st. A.. near buslines
and Piney Branch shopping center
2 adults only; $50 mo-: avail now
JU. 9-5792. S513 Flow. ave, Tx. PIX
TAKOMA PARK rooms, sos; 3
rooms, $50; rooms, SS5; adults
pvt. entr.; on busline. nr. shoppinf
center. Carroll ave-; beautiful wooded
district. JU. 9-4559. ewes. ano
week ends. 90
RIVERDALE-Liv. din. rm.. bedrm.
kit. and bath: close transp; working
cple. only. WA. 7-5696.
TAKOMA PARK-Bsmt.. l room, kit.
bath: empl. cple. and child; day
care for child by teacher. JU. 5-4367
NEARBY MD.-Furn., attrac., Arm
apt: pvt. entr., ser. porch; utils
incl; reaS.; couple only. WA. 7-l333
TAKOMA PIX furn. rms. sitting
rm. and bedrm.; kit. lndry. privil.,
phone; sgle. man or woman or empl
cple.: $50 ssle.. $50 dble. JU
6.6370 after l Sun.
TAKOMA PARK (MD.)-7O7 Hudson
ave-; 5 rms, porch, entire 1st A.;
brick home near bus. shops. schools.
Contact any one on property.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
AVAIL. OCTOBER

fare. convenient to shopping center
and theater. excellent bus trans
portation.
Nicely furn.. .apts.. with receipt. hall,
bath; S105, including utilities.
Plenty of parking. lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200. --27
Evening star., 1953-09-27
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ARLINGTON--Entire end Il. private
home. Two bedrms., iv. rm., kit,
bath; pvt. entr.: off-street parking;
2 blocks Hechts store; no children
no pets; prefer empl.. middle-aged
protestant Protests couple: s11O mo-, incl
sTUpio APT. RI. FOR Hs' 1.-TWO lge. rms
with pvt. bath. comb. bed. liv. rm
and comb. din. rm.-kit.. laundry
facilities. One blk. from bus, fueI
Oil Rent as a unit. 500. ia
N. ARLiNGToN-spacious. lge. apt,
with pvt. entr., porch: phone; utils.
furn.: quiet street; $3.50. ia. 2-4822
ATTRACTIVE End FL. COR. FRONT
newly dec: ,liv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit.
Hath, bath; h;,T.h'; sLZ no pets; s11o m mo
or Constitution ave, 1 block bus
stop and shopping district; prac-
tically, new, beautifully furnished;
bedrms.: liv, rm.. dinette. kit,
apt. apt house; M s: S1oo oO monthly; S II refs, rec
FREE RENT-Ef6c. apt. in exch. for
care 2 school children. Refs. Call
APT. AND FURNISHINGS NEW
bedrms bed bath lgs ;,l liv s T@ and SiS ki,
5f1 a. NJ Aif1if PiEDMoNr DSfor ST., Arl.-Ensire
End A.. liv. rm. with flrepl., bed
rm., nice kit. bath; 10 minis. Pen
tagon; 500. Utils. incl. CO. 5-3256.
ALEX. AREA bedrms., kit. bath.
liv. rm.; avail. to buslineS; vacant;
suit. 4 girls. Call TIE. $685.;
ARL.. mr.. psntason; new. bedTms,
Il: liy; rm: sn din; ~ rmi,. Z Js; bath; yard
ly furn;, attrac. and clean, g bed,
rms. liv. rm.. din: rm.. kit, and
bath; conv. to Pentagon. Arlington
Hall and shopping center; bus serv-
ice good. For adults. No children or
WILL LEASE my l bedrm., liv. fm..
kit, bath in Ar. to purchaser Of
FOR RENT-Nearby Va; completely
call RALPH GEURNsEY' Crescent
ARL'MAttrac. duplex, :, bedrms.. liv
incl heat. ia. 2-737i. -2s
BAsEMIENT--1 l,,e bedrm;. liv. rm.: kit
1908 No. M 10th t ST. Il IL blk. sH' to Key
and bath; S75. For information
call Mr.. Gill Monday, EN-. $4,000.
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY co.
BRIGHT, spacious, modern liv. .rm.
bedrm.. kit, bath; apt. bldg: lock-
ers. laundry. parking; near Pentagon
and Fort Myer. $l10. utils. Adults.
AVAILABLE OCT. Comp. furn.
liv.. rm.. din. rm... kit, bedrm. and
hath I'm hrick ant house at 30l Il
No. 10th St. Arl.: SS5 per mo
John i IQEIIN LA S-421o
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Im-l bCQIH MS, klL-s uiuCJIE, DdIn
Cali Elk. 1886 to inspect.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-o222.
-27
| EFFICIENCIES
MODERN ELEVATOR BLDG.
CONVENIENT TO DoWNToWN
SEE RES. MGR.
1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV:
1880 R ST. NV.
MOD ELEVATOR SWITCHED. BLDG.
2 rms, RN x; K AER XSp p, a ssSs2ss5 s3s Il 30
i RIM. AND 6 BATH. $50 SO'0O
2153 California st.
q blk. W. Conn. ave) Very large
cross-vent.: mod. furn,; 9h-ft.
Efc large m rm, sep. fit. dress. r@.; M;
2l0O N ST. NV.
Large efficiency for mature adult or
settled couple only. Rental only
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th St. NV. D1. 7-es3O
37O1 MASS. AVE. NV.
Two bedrms;; larss, hy; rm; ra and
Immac. furn.; avail. Oct. l; S175
ne me . shcyn 51s1 by aDpt. Res. M Mgr
CoLORED-I819 10th ST. NV
sIa; GOOD SId Class " Of S People He%E only. ~.
IcoIoRED-2 rms. kit. semipvt,
bath. neatly furn.. natural fioors.
913 Quincy st. NV. -29
COLoRED-1s17 IRVING ST. NV.
Il and 2 rms. pvt, kitchen, with
s11 Tn0e up Quiet ssSf adults 10. 9ss5 s.PssS
CoLoRED-BEDRooM and kitchen;
on carline; $3.50 per month. ANY
time after 8 pm. NO. 7-5724; Mr..
CoGoRED-s-ADULT FAMILY; sober
and, employed. TO- share an apt:
CoLORED-oNE RIM, kit. and bath,
furn. apt. Also, furn. rm.,, empl.
CoLoRED-NE. Sections rms.
pvt, bath, bedrm. $s5 mo. LU.
CoLoREID-BEAUT. 1-bedrm.. at
trac. lge. fully equipped kit, share
bath in pvt. home; ideal for one per-
SPi1s sGn or en- f%pl; atS%g9 couple. $50 mo, iacl
COLORED-EXTRA LARGE RM., pvt.
kitchen, share bath. 345l Holmead
CoLoRED-Sa1 EUCLiD ST. NV
: rms, kit. and bath; apt. bldg.
$50 month. ME. .S-4941. --2S
kit. and share bath. utils. incl;
S47 80 month. ME. S-4941. -2S
COLORED-I RIM, kit. and bath. all
pvt cnd Tltils .t, fur9 hi HgS, aceept Child
COLoRED-I AND e-ROOM APIS.
accepted also bsmt, apt. HO. 2-s1 81
COLORED-sO3 9th ST. NV
large rm.. kit. and bath, adults only.
S81 so mo: See ianitor on premises.
C0LoRED9NEAR of2,0-NER 18th AND M SITS.
bldg, nicely furnished, large living
rm.. bedrm.. dinette, kitchen. bath.
WEITz Realty CORP. s17 18th
St. NV. ST. 3-4555.
COLORED-I RM., kitchen apt,
ses sssrs MR BATH eoRRsrf 5R9 { st. s'e,' s45 mo-
COLORED-172O A ST. S.E.-Bedrm.
liv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath. Avail.
now. Everything included in rent;
$40 mo. FRED "A. SMITH CO., 1113
18th st. NV, EX. 3-24S9.
COLORED-14th q SPRING RID.
rm. and kit; 3 rms, kit. and bath
Cali EX. 3-57O7. RIA. 3-2456.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
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Walker & Dunlop
GEORGETOWN

APT. /. 1910 Wis. ave. dir. over
Billy Martins Carriage House. this
bachelors dream has been compl
renovated and furn. in the George
town tradition, at 500. it is the
most to say the least. Key in Apt 8.
APT. 2, 3249 N st. NV. Here is luxury
living at its best. Liv. rm.. 2 bed
rms, Ia baths. full din. rm.. kit,
open porch. Rent Is S235. Janitor
at 324l has key or call US for
appointment Monday.
APT. so2, 1713 r I; ave, NV, 4
APT. G-3. 1914 Columbia rd. Liv.
rm., hedrms., kit, dinette. bath.
Call Elk. 1886 to inspect.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-o222.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

/ AND 2 BEDRM. APIS.
- CONN. AVE. APT. HOUSE
All outside apts.. avail now Switch
board and elevator; newly decorated
and completely furn.; all utils One
large bedrm.. liv rm., dining foyer
large pvt. bath. kitchen. S-ft. refgr
with freezer compartment walk-in
closets. automatic ldry facilities
attractive lawn. Conveniently To-
Gated. Also avail. efficiency apt.
Monthly agreement: avail immed {:
also Oct. l For appointment to
inspect.
HO 2-6S74 MANAGER
Evening star., 1953-09-27

1880 PA. AVE. NV rms, kit,
bath. Conv. for Govt. workers;
ssGDRn ssG m f25 TEkkxcE q PfFiGn' SFT al! elss
mo. Utils. incl; LU. 2-61Oo. A. to
MOD. APT, rms, kit, and bath;
S69.5O mo-. utils. incl. 1922 Down
1hs7 iPG ss scHRfiN af TA 81. sIteel N.W 3rd floor
S55 mo-, includes utilities. Vacant.
See tenant end floor or call RE.
uNFURNIsHED FINISHED APARTMENT. all
BOILING FIELD AREA. liv. rm..
utilities Included; 10, 3-5400. -29
3 RMS, kit. and bath. suit. empl.
cpl, heat, gas and elec. incl. IU.
lisa HARVARD ST. N.w.-Attrac-
tive, laree 3-room, kit and bath
apartment: very conveniently To-
Gated. Resident manager, Apt. "a.
NEWLY DECORATED, bedroom.
living room; kitchen. bath; ,SS2 20
"THE AUGUSTA" cor. N. Y. and
N. j. aveS. n.w.-centrally located
nicely kept--carefully MANAGED
TOV---D ulo,s anu W. mo.
k. and b.. S100-quiet, clean. mod.
ern Apply MGR, Apt. f. Adults"
"THE FILLMORE" 1929 N. H. ave.
n.w.-Walktng distance most Govt.
depts.. and G. W. University; we'll
kept downtown bldg; carefully man
aged. moderate rentals; clean, quiet;
. rms. k. and b., sra; ) rms. K.
adults. Apply. MGR. Apt. %.
CONF ORTABLE I BEDRM.. iiv.. rm
kit. and bath; quiet, good neighbor-
hood; near stores, transp., Walter
Reed Hosp. area 1st f., Aunt
bldg. Couple only S75. WA.
7-13S3 or ia. 9-6420. Il
1872 NEWTON ST. NV nedrms.,
liv. rm.. kit. and bath, utils. incl,
10 Sth ST. S.E.-2 bedrms. liv. rm..
kit: and bath; apt; bldg; So so
month. ME. S-4941, rs
FURN. 3 rms. and bath: rent. S62. 10.
9l3 18th st. ne. Apply MRS.
Sol BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-e-rm.
efic;, liv.-b bedrm. combination. kit,
semipvt. bath: utilS. furn., incl.
washer: adults; $50. HO. 2-6491.
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA bedrms..
liv.. and din. rms. kit. and bath,
back porch; lease; adults: ref: S1o5
/ per mo, Open Sat. and Sun, 8 to
D. 1855 Il. ]. ave. NV. TE. 6-S535.
-"
Evening star., 1953-09-27

ONE, OR BEDRM. APIS; s6@ 80
Park .rd. NV. or phone MA. 8-5667,
8 to 5, weekdays. -27
NEAR TAKOMA-D. C. LINE, in we'll
kept apt. bldg.-SpaciouS 2-bedrm.
apt. 500 so; all utils. incl. $3.50
Maple st; NV. RA. 3-2270 or
Evening star., 1953-09-27

NV. SECTION
Three rms, kitchenette and bath at
2440 18th st. NV. for Sl10 mo.
Also 3 rms, kitchenette and bath
at 400 Fairmont st. NV. for S125
month, Applv Switchhoa rds. -27
Evening star., 1953-09-27
FREE

One months rent on year lease Il
lovely apt; convenient to downtow,
ia. 9-4140. NO. 7-611l. i
Evening star., 1953-09-27

1923 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Com-
pletely redecorated. liv. rm., bed
rm., kit. and bath. utils. incl. in
rent. See res. mgr. for inspection
in Apt. 107 or call Mr.. Gill Mon
day. EN-. $4,000. LEGUM g. GER
BERT REALTY CO. -27
1864 GIRARD ST. NV. (corner OF
14th and Girard) re-
decorated. liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and
bath: avail. for immed. occupancy.
See janitor for inspection or call
GUM & GERBER REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
SLIT CONN. AVE.

2 bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, and bath,
garage; also efficiency, 1-rm.. kit,
fully furn. Must see to appreciate.
EN-. 3-3457.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

I2 FURN. RMS, private and quiet.
Unlimited phone. 2nd-f. front. Mr..
express busline, 9TH and Kennedy
stS. NV. Working couple or one
or two girls. Phone ia. 9-5467.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
SOUTHEAST

2 bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette, hall.
kit, bath, attrac. furn.. tenant
furnishes ptils.. S15.s3. R. S.
BLACKSTONE. Realtor. 1915 18th
St. NV. Ma. S-269O.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
BACHELOR APIS

Large liv. rm. .-bedrm. combination
and bath with shower. refrigerator:
attractiVely furn. with wall to wall
carpet and drapes: immed. occup !;
$3.50 up. Apply at desk. 1901 18th
Ct. NV or call DU. 7-1O00. Me
Evening star., 1953-03-11

SAVE 75c to 9Oc on 3 pairs
Annual Sale
Archer NyIons
Were Its now
l.49
CO. gauge fIowIessIy
sheer nyIons.
8 pairs, 4.35
Were $50 now
l.29
5l-eouee sheer, semi
and business sheers.
5 pairs, 3.75
Were l.65 now
l.3o
5l-gouee sheers with
dark heels.
5 pairs, 4.O5
Only once q year does
Archer offer these
great savings. Choose
now from four exquis-
ite new shades: Prom
enode, Cofe, Rendez-
vous, and Spring.
Sizes 8I2 to II in
Proportioned Trim,
Tween and Taper
lengths.
On sale for one reek only
beginning Thursday, March II.
, 1953-12-22
FOR SALE

Gomplete New Fudgicle.
shinery still in original ship
Sing crates for making fast
-eiling ice-cream items.
Can be bought cheap.
Interested parties contact:
A & BAILEY
, 1953-12-22

lace caps freshly starched and standing high, the men IN
clean black smocks, and all the gentry in evening clothes,
When a monk sang Noel in q deep and soft but unframed
voice, it IS probable that there was 4 tear in every eye. ~
me he sounded 50 Ike Paul Robson in his simplicity and
courage that / was reminded Of the Unity Of all human Pc
.ngs and Of the certainty that sincerity and strength are uni
versaI qualities. Perhaps this is one meaning Of Peace on
earth good will toward men.
The sermon lasted about ten minutes. The simple 1utn
that If men loved one another there would be no wars was
engraved in our hearts. The charitable feeling was extended
for i fitting moment to the minteHigent Nazis at our
door.
After Mass, we walked back to Dnard along the shore
ST the river Rance. The snow fell no longer but the ground
was frozen. The moon was brighter than ever We felt re-
freshed and hopeful that some day all men would meet Joy
fully il smocks and IN dinner jackets to sing together Of
The little town Of Bethlehem.
Sometimes It takes a lone little human twenty years and
lots ofstrayel to make a collection of Christmas celebrations
If. from paperhats at California Christmas parties to Silent
Night in waltz time at dawn one small being can conceive
Of the oneness Of the human race, does it not seem likely that
Prince Of Peace, who sees all the countries at once, also appre-
GATES the many different ways Of singing joyfuIy His BIRTH
, 1953-12-22
10Y TO THE WORLD
BIZ Mrs. Anita Mdtelle Dickinson

pAtc. 1AHtIN uA1k1HC ~ s1NsOOV
silent Night IN waltz time, at five o'clock in the morn
ING. is 4 new and delightful experience for one who has a
nice collection Of Christmas celebrations One must have q
collection Of concrete experiences before pretending to ar
rive at abstract CONCLUSIONS. Mine today is that Joy came to
the whole world at Christmas. It is indeed probable that
the Prince Of Peace expects Christians TO enjoy all the ex
pressions Of Joy in the many Christian lands Of His kingdom.
Silent Night in waltz time at dawn is delightful When
was 4 child California children gave Christmas parties at
which we sang and danced and exchanged gifts. During my
adolescence / visited friends in Mexico who celebrated
Twelfth Night instead Of Christmas Eve and there was q huge
tree il a patio that someone had trimmed and loaded with
presents; we all wore masks and danced and then someone
took a veil off the tree and we all got presents from It.
Crown up, / danced half Of Christmas in the United States
in France, in England and lots Of other countries and went
to Midnight Mass and went back and danced the rest Of the
night
The last midnight Mass in France in 1889 was per-
hans the most beautiful / have known. With half a dozen
miles through snow to a tiny Dominican chapel on the coast
of Brittany near the French military hospital where we were
stationed We had come from a dinner-dance. We were hap
81. We were very solemn too. in anticipation Of the monas-
tary and in full consciousness Of the peril Of France at the
moment. we wore our prettiest civilian party dresses and
the men wore dress uniforms.
As. We approached the white chapel brilliant in the
moonlight and snow VI. could see the procession Of boys
with candles crossing the courtyard going, singing, into the
church. The last and Iwittest boy carried the Infant Jesus il
his arms.
We followed them into 4 bare and newly Whitewashed
BUILDING. Except for the highly lighted gold and white altar,
il reminded me Of a Quaker Church.
The congregation included peasants II their best whit
, 1953-12-22
FOR SALE

Princess Stock Estate, l45
acres 5 minutes ride East ct
Christiansted, st. Croix, next
to Buccaneer Hotel.
Zoilo Emeric, Jr.
P. o. Box 2l3
Christiansted, St.Croix
, 1953-12-22
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETINGS
from the
GOVERNOR OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

May Peace and Joy pour into our shearts this Christnastide,
in the abundance Of Love may we give Of ourselves and re-
Happiness.
The curtain Of Time quietly but firmly draws the Old Year
1858 within the shadows Let us leave there the old ways, the old
patterns, and old apprehensions. Let us also admire the cleaning
facets Of Accomplishments before transfer to the vault Of the ages.
And let us approach the New Year 1854 with q surge Of Hesn
hope and a renewed dedication in repaying a citizens obligation
and gratitude to our ilustrious government and our mighty Nation
God helping us.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15
Home &c Scholarship
DON.

A SCHOLARSHIP will be given
some girl graduating from a Mon
tana high school this spring. The
scholarship is being given by the
Montana Home Economics Associ-
alton and it will go to girl who
wants to make home economics her
career.
Blanks may be obtained at your
county extension office or from the
homemaking teacher in your high
school. Applications must be in by
April 20.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

abilities beside high marks merit I
scholarships. True you should have
average or better grades; a renewed
burst of effort with the proper in
centive to work can do worlds of
good, and you have ample time to
raise your grades if they are not up
to par.
L will list a few of the activities
that may put you in the way OF
scholarship: Boy Scout, All, FILA,
art dramatics, Sunday-school, ath-
letics, music, animal breeding, wild
life, declamatory, debating, essay
writing-and the list goes. on almost
indefinitely.
Make list of your abilities, hob
bies and accomplishments no matter
how trivial they seem. Then start
searching these United States for a
place to use one or more of them.
Do not feel that you are seeking
charity, for this money has been
set aside to develop these particular
talents for the good of the country,
and by making the best use of them
you are furthering your patriotic
duty,
Probably the first place to start
looking will be in the office of the
principal of your high school, where
many bulletins are sent every year
from various colleges. If you have
itchy feet, query universities and
institutions of other states. Many give
inducements to students of outside
states for the broadening effect upon
their own students, while others con-
fine their support to their own resi-
dents.
The education commissioner of
your state can give you information
concerning it's activities. Scholar
ships are given by civic clubs, such
as Kiwanis, Masonic, Rotary, Grange,
Elks, Lions, nationality organizations,
religious, such as Baptist, Catholic
and Jewish and so on; Veterans or
CARNATIONS and large business firms
The government bulletin Scholar
ships and Fellowships Available at
Institutions of Higher Education, -
Bulletin Is, U. S. Office of Education,
1851; u. S. Government Printing Of
flee, Washington, D. c., SIS cents,
will help you on your way to dis
covering where your destiny may
lie.
Though it may sound like literally
millions of dollars are hanging upon
trees, ripe to be picked by any in
terprising student, and that is ac-
tually fact, rest assured that you
must be qualified and deserving tc
earn it, and earn it you must. That
you need it is point in your favor
because the boards who grant award:
wish them to fill a need.
When you find those for which
you feel that you may be fitted
study them carefully before filling
out the applications, then answer the
questions fully and honestly. Lis
your accomplishments, even though
they may seem trivial to you.
If you have a wide variety of in
terests, that in itself may help, bu
if you do one thing very well s,
much the better. do hope that thi
suggestion will prove of benefit t.
you and, success go with you,
Sincerely,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15
How TO grew
q ruc+or

YOUR FARM MACHINERY may
be good for a number of years,
but it won't last forever. Some
day, every piece of equipment
you own like your tractor, for
example) will have to be re-
placed.
BY putting part of each years
earnings into Defense Bonds you
can grow a reserve which will
replace these vital tools. SIS
grows to 500 in less than 10
years $134.68 in less than 20.
Defense Bonds can help pay
for other things, too. like more
education for the youngsters
when they grow up and a new
barn when your present one
goes to seed"
Why not talk to your banker
about the many advantages of
us. Defense Bonds? He'll tell
you that they're real friend, too,
when farm emergencies or Sick
ness strike unexpectedly.
The U. S. Government does not pay for this
advertising. The Treasury Department
thonks, for their patriotic donotions
the Advertising Council and
Montana N.~A
Farmer-Stockman a X I
Greet FoIIs, NS
Montana a-S
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

life on the fence line.
If you're interested
in extra value, insist
on long-lasting Red
Brand fence. If you
don't know the name
of the Red Brand
dealer located nearest
to you, wr / t e ::
Keystone Steel&W Wire
Company.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15
keystone Steel & Wire Company
Peorio =, Illinois

Peorio 2, Illinois
MAKERS OF ED POULTRY
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To Preside at WOW
District Convention

Arthur W. Friend, Crellin, head
consul, will preside mt the tri-statc
convention for West Virginia,
Maryland, Delaware and Washing
ton. u. c.. Of the Woodmen of the
World Life Insurance Society, April
II and is, in the Farmont hotel at
Fairmont, w. Va.
Other Garrett county Woodmen
who will attend are Simon r.
Wright, F1iendsville, am auditor of
the Head Camp, and William II.
Schmidt, Swanton, a national rep
resentativc.
More than 1875 delegates and Wis
itors representing over 5000 Wood
men will attend.
A number of Head Camp officers
and national representatives will
attend. J. +. Long, Albany, n. Y,
and Lawrence T. Oliver, Richmond,
Va, national directors Of the So
ciety, will be among the speakers.
Delegates to the convention will
report ON the fraternal and civic
activities of the local Woodmen
camps i'm the four states. These in
cludc such community services as
presenting hundreds of flags to