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Evening star., 1953-02-03
Stanton Park Group Hits
Protesting PAYNE Parents

The Stanton Park Citizens
Association last night voiced
blistering disapproval of the
"lawless" action of parents who
are keeping 800 children home
from Payne School in protest
against the schools administra-
tion.
The association called upon
the Board of Education to invoke
the present law on school attend
ance if the parents persist in
their tactics.
1t Francis Dunn, of the Ninth
Precinct, addressed the associa-
tion on traffic problems and the
shortage of recruits for the po-
lice force.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
Home for IncurubIes
Gets $4,000 in Will

The Washington Home Tor In
curables has been bequeathed
more than $4,000 under terms
of the will of Mrs. Arminia
Palmer, 1884 T hirtieth street
NV. who died last January "a,
it was disclosed yesterday in
papers filed in the U. S. District
Court for the District of Co
lumbia.
Mrs. Palmer, widow of Will
liam Palmer. a scientist, left
an estate totaling $43,477. She
left 81 900 to her attorney, Ar
thur HELEN. The remainder was
left to the local institution.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
D. c. Firm Bids Low
On Parkway Grading
BY the Associated press

by the Assoeiofed PreSs
Low bidder for grading prof.
ect on the Baltimore parkway
was announced yesterday as j. O.
g. c. M. Stuart, Inc. Washing
ton contractors.
The Bureau of Public Roads
said this concern asked $3.50, ,695
for grading the west approach to
the AnacoStia Bridge.
Evening star., 1953-02-03

when the traffic light turns green = or to out
maneuver the other cars on the road.
So don't evr exhaust that accelerator unless
you're in emergency, and must do so for reasons
of safety.
If other drivers covet the honors at the stop
lght-just smile and let them go. They are first
away by your courtesy land that should be salts
faction enough for anybody.
Just be happy and satisfied with the great luxury
this powerful engine brings you-the infinitely
smooth performance ;. the quick lift that
comes when you nudge the throttle !. the great
Evening star., 1953-02-03

reserve for burst ahead in case of necessity.
And be-happy, as you can't help being, with the
scores and scores of other wonderful things about
this magnificent carts easy, relaxing ride, for
instance its distinguished and inspiring beauty
-. its rich, luxurious interiors its honored and
respected name and its truly amazing economy.
Yes-there is so much about Cadillac to inspire
and delight its owner that he doesn't need the
additional thrill of unleashing its spectacular
performance when it isn't necessary.
SO that's why we're sure he'll "Tread EghtlyP'
He isn't in competition with anyone.
Evening star., 1953-02-03

That's mighty proud foot you see there It's
resting on the accelerator of 1853 Cadillac.
But we have serious and timely warning for
that proud and happy foot: Tread lightly!
Down under that accelerator is dynamic 21O-
horsepower engine with the smoothest,
understanding Hydra-Matic Drive in history.
That great power was put there for the drivers
safety in an emergency to provide that smooth,
effortless, steady ride which is the essence of
luxurious motoring
1t was not put there to enable Cadillac to
dominate the highway-or to dash into the lead
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Sen. Malone Saws
Free Trade Hurts
Lead Zinc Mining

SALT LAKE, R-Sen. George
Malone R-Nev), here for an in
quiry on the state of Americas
domestic uranium production, told
reporters Thursday that "this free
trade idea-Which is called recip-
rocal trade-is killing off our lead
zinc mining"
cit doesn't make sense to shut
down our own mines through So
called reciprocal trade when self
sufficiency is our goal" he added.
Malone stressed that he did not
favor shutting off all purchases of
foreign strategic metals. 'fBut if
war should come" said the New
adam, "and foreign sources are
denied us through submarine war
fare, we just have to be in a posi-
ton to fulfill our needs in the
Western Hemisphere"
Malone heads Senate SubcOm-
mittee which opened a two-day
hearing into the status of the ma
tons uranium production.
The senator said that uranium
ore in the United States and Can
ada ''quite likely are extensive
enough to make us self sufficient
in the event of another war"
But the Senate subcommittee on
strategic materials will question
Rocky Mountain area miners and
officials of the Atomic Energy
Commission for more details on
the uranium outlook. It was ex-
pected that some of the testimony
might be secret if it touched on
classified aspects.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Interior Dept. Assures
Bartlett Support For
Public Works Program

WASHINGTON, Delegate
Bartlett said Friday he has been
assured of Department of Interior
support for his bill to extend the
Alaska Public Works program.
Bartlett's bill, introduced last
session, would extend the pro-
gram four years beyond its pre-
sent scheduled expiration date of
June 80, 1855. The bill would
authorize no new appropriations
but would give Alaska communi-
ties additional time in which to
become eligible for participation.
Of. 70 million dollars original
ly authorized by Congress for AL
aska Public Works, only Sal, 208,-
200 has actually been appropri-
ated-with but one year remain
ing of the five-year program.
Bartlett said he would push for
early action on the bill when
Congress convenes in January.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Reds Work On Air Bases
OF US. But No Sabotage

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. Case
R-SD) said Thursday French and
British Communists are helping
build US. air bases abroad, but
there has been no sabotage and
none is expected.
''There is no way to screen out
Communist workers in England
and France on military projects
there" he said and added:
Il was told that many Of the
workers are called Communists
but actually are State-Socialists.
They are there to earn a daily
wage and there has been no sab
otage"
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Magsaysay Wins
Presidency OF
PHILIPPINES

MANILA, LP-Tired, ailing Pres
ident Elpidio Quirino Thursday
conceded victory in the Philip
pines presidential election to the
youthful, vigorous Ramon Mag
saysay, who won in landslide.
The 46-year-old Communicating
fighter, a Staunch friend of the
United States, becomes the third
President of this seven-year-old
republic. He is to take office on
Jan. l for a four-year term. OUR
inc steps out after six years in
office
Magsaysay was cruising in Man
lila Bay on the palatial yacht of
Adm. Richard H. Cruzen, COM
mander of us. Naval forces in
the PHILIPPINES, when word that
Quirion had conceded reached
him.
Over the yachts radio telephone
Magsaysay said he was profound
ly grateful to our people for the
Overwhelming expression of their
confidence in our cause"
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Northwest Airlines Says
1852 Record Exceeded For
Seattle-Anchorage Freight

SEATTLE, R- Northwest Air
lines announced Thursday that to
date this year it has exceeded its
entire 1852 freight record between
Seattle-Tacoma international Air
port and Anchorage.
In 1852 Northwest flew 1885,
215 pounds of air freight to Alas
ka, and as of Wednesday 1885,
825 pounds had been flown in
slightly more than 10 months this
year.
Northwest officials said the new
record would have been estab-
lished sooner but for temporary
embargo placed on air freight as
a result Of the recent clerks strike.
Northwest announced that the
ALBRIGHT DC-4 Anchorage flight,
discontinued during the strike,
will be resumed as Of Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

The world has about 40 cities
with more than a million inhabi-
tants.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

Victor MerrYfield. of Elm, vet
eran, visited in town for a few
days, having arrived in his own
plane, which, he states, is cheaper
to keep and easier to handle than
a dog team.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

BLDG. FOR LEASE; Q yrs. old: 1900
so. it.; f1reproof; pvt. loading plat
form; excel. in-town loc. 10. 2-3143.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

9 families; reas. terms. ST. 500 down.
Call Mon.-Fri., MA. S-5323. III
UNDER S2O.OOO-Small downtown
brick bldg, 2 story and bsmt. with
8 rms. on 1st commercial street.
M2 S0HN di51 y MILLER JR.. d Bro
ROCKVILLE PIKE-A few minutes
drive from National Health Insti-
tute, Bethesda; 80 superior store
locations Of 25 #. or, more 'front.'
6oo-car lot adjoining all sites: city
water. sewer, gas and cleo; for sale
or lease for approved users only
Priced reasonably now. Good terms
EX: 3-2697 or OIL. 4-1140. 10
SECOND COMMERCIAL-Vac :: N. H
ave. and N St: NV over 1000 50.
duty electric services; 1st floor. con-
EQUIPMENT. Sale or rent. Mr.. Poole.
WO; 6-7Sgl, with DRURY REALTY
MSTnILMode2nl STRH;. AR; $4,000; "a ,rnroved e 3
units-2-r@. 2e; apts.: 80 on 1HRIfST; WasSinston n
blvd: 4 miles north OF Laurel, Md:
$4,000 down. Call OWNER. Water
MOTELs, within committing distance
estab. courts; present income show
down payment. INEZ CUSHARD,
Realtor, Motel Dept. 1889 Wis, ave,
EN- 2-4232,
LOCATION - 1887
Wis. ave. NV. Attrac. Arm. apt,
over corner store, with 2 lge. dis
play windows and full bSmt. Vacant.
Reasonably priced at S2S.950. Deal
direct with executor Of estate. For
further info, call Mon. EN-. 2-S770.
SALE OR LEASING. Rainier, Md.
Large bldg, store front. oflces and
parking lot. Wonderful proposition.
Can buy like rent. HERB BEDFORD,
AP. 7-2345.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
HOUSES WTD. TO BUY tcont.J

ALL CASH--Private party wishes to
buy nice home in good location.
LEE R PRIESTHOOD. RA. 3-5677.
3 BEDRMs., in Congress Heights.
7; 1. HORTON. NE. $3.50, or
TO AN owner WHO MUST SELL
Prices, will be down 15Eo in year or
less. but need rambler now to
eliminate steps for family. If you
need name of paper will assume up
to about 100000. Must be low cash
payment but can assume about $3.50
mo. Bethesda area desired. might
consider good Va. location: 3 bed
rms, baths. separate din, full
bsmt., lge. lot desired. Write Box
467-S Star, giving full particulars
sRM lRslqding dst LOCATION 2sa Snt -ms i.t9s 9 .
rms, End: within 4 blks. Conn. or
Wis ave. D. c.. on traffic St; under
$50 900. If it's good call Sun morn.
or ewes. ELDER. Ii. 4-S729.
/ CAN SELL your house in southeast
or nearby Md. CoUGHLIN. LU.. l.
SUITABLE for convalesent home; pre-
fer NV. Can remodel If necessary.
VIII consider any good location.
Would like. IL rooms or more. E. W.
THURM Realtor. DI. 1906.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-3 bed
rms. from $4,000 to $4,000. Call
WE ARE IN great need Of desirable
2 and bedrm: homes in Md. and
WOoDRIDGE REALTY co NO. q
12O3; Sun: and eyes,. DE. 2-3479'
Evening star., 1953-08-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COUNTRY
LIVING
AT IT'S BEST

This fine Cape Cod home. 2 years old
bath. 1st a: 2 large bedrms. and
bath, 2nd A.; 26-ft. screened porch
overlooking 50-mile view; full bsmt
oil h.-wh. ,aluminum storm windows
and doors; nothing has been spared
own home. Located on ga acres
Has pony barn and stream. Price
S19,950; reasonable cash.
DILLON LAND co.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOD. clean 2 or 3-bedrm. nome In
g9ofq gpef 2 5.T: or o,b bnearGS sasS MS R ioe 6S s
LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
WANTED-West Of Rock Greek Park:
8 or bedrms. VIII pay all cash
Write Box CAS-, Star.
PARTY wants small brick rambler or
bungalow near walter Reed, Under
$4,000. Box 26-R. star.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
SEE THIS EXQUISITE
Broadmont Home today!
OPEN | TO PM.

Only a personal tour through" will
convince you that we have available
THE PERFECT HOME! Careful and
a 81 sPARKLTNG WHITE RAM
BLER-constructed on 2 levels
with a picture view from every win
dow! Check these features: Magnifi-
cent center reception hall, living rm
with picturesque floor to ceiling
firepl. and wall-to-wall carpeting.
separate din. rm. looking over beau
tiful garden and opening onto huge
upper terrace. a kitchen that liter
ally def1es comparison in utility and
beauty, lovely bedrms. Il useable
as library. space for additional
bedrm. on lower level. 2 terrific
HOLLYWOOD baths. rec. rm. with fire.
place (really another living rm.l
double garage, lovely terraces. HOT
WATER HEAT THROUGHOUT. YOU
MUST SEE THIS HOUSE TODAY
Priced for immediate sale in ex-
ceptional neighborhood.
To inspect: Out Lee hwy. to Columbia
st. Tin Falls church,. left on Co.
lumbia. APPROX. blks. to Van
Buren ST.. right on Van Buren to
21S VAN BUREN ST.
METZLER-Va. Office
3S11 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-7575
Evening star., 1953-08-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MARIANA" on approximately 8
acres. This beautiful brick home,
located near Falls Church, is in ex-
cellent condition throughout. Built
In 1941. 1t contains the finest ma
terials. and Is exceptionally well
done. Loaded easement windows,
heavy slate roof. copper guttering
and water pipes, de luxe new eQuip-
ment, spaciousness and charm plus
are some of the features found. Set
among ancient towering trees with
long black-top driveway, it is indeed
inviting and cool. Rooms, 1st f.,
gracious hall. full bath, large living
room, mirrored fireplace and picture
windows, dining room, q large mod
ern equipped Kitchen (deepfreeZe.
washer-dryer, disposal. dishwasher)
with very large de luxe dining area,
leather upholstered. pantry; an ad-
ditional wing consists of den, maids
room and bath which may be used
as an apartment: Pullman kitchen.
2nd H., bedrooms, walk-in cedar
lined closets, dressing room, 2 baths,
sun deck. Stairs to attic. Oil heat.
Garage space for 3 cars. Shown by
appointment only.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
MOTHER-IN-LAW LOOK
2 HOUSES-S179 950

MOTHER-IN-LAW LOOK
2 HOUSES-$17,
Yes, there is a cottage Tor you. con-
sisting Of l bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
equipped, bath, oil heat. And for
the daughter and son-in-law
the main house, consisting of
English-style liv. rm. with fireplace,
3 bedrms.. bath. pine-paneled din.
floor; situated on a knoll with loads
Of shade trees, shrubs. ranch-t type
fence. circular driveway, acre of
ground, Lear garage, workhouse
with shower bath. storage and
chicken house; 2 wells: sep. meters.
Located in City of Alexandria. S4,-
500 cash. balance easy monthly
payments.
XII. 9-6644 TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-08-09
PROPERTY FOR RENT

BLDG. FOR LEASE; 2 yrs. old: 1900
so. it.; f1reproof; pvt. loading plat
form; excel. in-town loc. 10. 2-3143.
5,4OO SO. FT.. approx. 81 BY 100:
ample , free park parking 3, IN lse; cl9se;;in 9
Wholesale business or or contractors;
$1;25 50, it. ALBERT H COHEN
ESQ., wis. WI AVE, BETHESDA, MD
5000 IT, floor SPACE 4.5oo II.
NO. ARL., VA. nr. Key and Memorial
bridges over 5000 so. IT. surfaced,
22O-ft. frontage: 3 driveways; well
lighted; ! showrm; 2 work bay bays
So 69 oSe Fo4 M1er NJ df al An sas SSai bvd
Heavy trafic count. ia. s-S57S;
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Building, md
commercial; 2-story and basement.
WAREHOUSE SHOWROOMS Of
So. IT.; good covered loading; stor-
age yd.; conv. Sc. location; avail.
1mmed.; will remodel to suit; low
rental, PRESS REALTY CORP,
f5 $40 a RS SF "eSl9 RatiTe
oil heat: 37-ft. front on 42nd pl.
Just off r, ave. ne. CO. 5-6502.
STORE, Offices with 2 apis. Can be
had singly or whole bldg. Long
lease to oualifers for half its worth,
Inquire 1854 Columbia rd NV Ill
FIRST COMMERCIAL improved with
large house with 4-car garage (sell
or renD. Level lot on paved street,
suitable for contractors office.
agency headquarters, uSed-car lot
and many other uses. For informa-
tion, call BUSDA REALTY CO.,
4415 Southern ave. Sc. 10. 9-S500;
evenings. LU. 2-0303. 10
FOR SALE-In heart Of downtown
business property; large modern
store. 525 18th st. NV. Call
eist AND EYE SITS. N.w.-3-story
brick bldg. containing store and
d Su5m; woobwIRn a9d 2qsfh aSe; aSSo;RRIs2 23 Rts per
tors 723 2Oth St NV RE 7-65S5
Evening star., 1953-08-09
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Investment Department
1605 II ST NV MA S-o346

1505 H st, NV. Ma S-2345
4 to CUNT APT. BLDGS.
We now have the finest selection OF
bldgs. that we have ever had. All
modern and in ideal Takoma Park
and Silver Spring areas Priced
right. and reasonable terms. Call
JU. a-1103.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1953-08-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY
Save Money

On this 3-bedrm house l hr. from
D. c.; basement. 34-acre land. all
modern conveniences. yard lamp
white board fence, aluminium storm
sash and doors, garden space. elec
refgr. and stove; and way under
$4,000.
Helms ms. & Realty Agcy.
On No. 1 Hghwy. in Triangle. va.
Open Sundav-Phone 334-W
Evening star., 1953-08-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OPEN 2 TO z
g nnn nOWN-$13 ann

SZ,UUU DOWN-SI0,5UU
This attractive Cape Cod featuring
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm. and kit. 2
nice bedrms.. only 3 yrs. young :;
clean as q pin outside and in. and
a fortunate buyer can assume a
40 CT loan of SO, 500 and total
taxes and ins. Be there first or
YOU will miss the best buy of the
season.
Directions: Out Arl. blvd. to Lexing-
ton st. (Glen Carlyn). left on Lex
9th st. and 1921 and Open" sign.
TTYrr rrA1rr TrYAnrTrr
Evening star., 1953-08-09
BEAUTIFUL RAvENWooD. en- 1K

RAVENWOOD, en- ia
acres with stream. This charming
home designed for gracious living
is in excellent condition. Through a
long hall one enters the large living
room 17x31 ft.l. many windows,
Anderson make, with pleasant view
of trees and garden. and a Colonial
fireplace. Magnificent screened
porch 14x35 it, with built-in bar
becue, opening onto large terrace
and garden. Dining room with fire.
place and steel grill. Large equipped
kitchen, stainlesS-steel sink, de luxe
utility room. extra sink, pantry. "a
bath. Master bedroom with picture
windows, fireplace and private bath
complete the first floor.
On the second floor there are two
other bedrooms and bath. Full base
room % bath space aSen for maids TSf1SSUh 4oom
Oil h.-w. heat. Two-car attached
garage, storage wall. Price reduced
for immediate sale.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Bus. Prop. Dept.

BUS. PrOp, Dept.
1905 H st. NV. MA. s-2345.
EXCELLENT BUILDING
For wholesaler or distributor. Re-
inforced concrete and brick two
story and part basement. Heavy
duty elevator. Rear loading with
additional land for trucking and
parking. Centrally located NV.
spot, permitting easy distribution
to all parts of city. Possession
about September Is.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
17O7 H st. NV, Ma. S-550O. -12
Evening star., 1953-08-09

AL BAKER OFFERS
WOODLAWN
Near George Washington home.
You'll be proud to own this 2-story
brick Colonial on ~ acre of ground.
~ baths, liv. rm. 12X24 with
fireplace, full-size din. rm.. equipt.
kit, 3 large bedrms.. full bsmt.,
Venetian blinds and many other
outstanding features, make this
home the best buy of the year.
$4,000 down payment. balance held
in trust. Price. S22, 500.
XII. 9-6644 TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-08-09

WILTON WOODS, near Alexandria-
5-bedroom. 2h-bath, modern brick
home, Situated on q, circular cor
ner R-acre. artistically Handicapped,
wooded site in beautiful Wilton
Woods. an area of individually styled
homes on small acreage. This spa
cious nome built about 3 years ago
is 90 minutes from downtown Wash
ington-near Burgandy Farm Coun-
try Day School, Mount Vernon High
eous sna Gahfrs ba R0SMs tadee n9gde S
ing room (36x17l with fireplace
and picture windows, lovely dining
room. The last word in a large,
modern, fully equipped kitchen with
plenty of space for dining. Two
oven de luxe range, disposal and
diShwasher. Laundry room, including
automatic washer and dryer. gear
garage. Oil heat. Screened porch.
Stairs to attic. Available due to
generals transfer. Price reduced for
immediate sale.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
FALLS CHURCH

GEORGETOWN
Excellent for antiques, bric-a-brac or
decorators. 3O6S M st. NV. Nice
6-ON1S RIACKSTONE
Evening star., 1953-08-09

THINK ABOUT THIS ONE
BEVERLY HILLS-$26,950
And then make an appointment to
see this beautiful 3-pedrm. home;
2R baths. cor. lot, full bsmt.. gas
hot-air heat driveway, beautiful
patio. $4,000 cash. balance easy
terms.
XII. 9-6644 TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-08-09
AL BAKER OFFERS
WOODI,AWN

1114 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Va
JE. 4-4040. Open TIL 8 PM Ewes
Evening star., 1953-08-09
R-14 THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, AUGUST o, 1853
Evening star., 1953-08-09

Basement store available in estab-
lished shopping center with plenty
Of parking space. Ideal for con-
tractor; reasonable rent. JE. 2-4501.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

BEAUTY PARLoR LOCATION, ideal;
Chevy Chase, Md. Ask operator for
EVerRreen d-RR01 n
The frontiersman., 1953-08-06
C 0 U RT h E " s

Eiveno H. Wilborn, 31, was found guilty of snagging salmon in the Gulkana river and was fined 25.00 when he appeared in U. S. Commissioner Dorothy B. Saxton's Court on August 4. The complaint was brought by the Fish and Wildlife and based on violation June 21. Wilborn plead ed guilty to the charge.
 Ephron James, 36, was fined $25.00 on August 3 when he ap- peared in Commissioners Court on trespassing in a closed area complaint brought by John Bow CTS, forestry aid. He entered a plea of guilty.
 Wilson R. Woods was fined $125.00 and had his drivers li- cense suspended for 30 days when found guilty of a July 13 reck- less driving charge brought by the Territorial Police. He enter ed plea of guilty through his attorney who appeared for him in Commissioners Court on July 30.
The frontiersman., 1953-08-06
NOTES FROM YOUR EXTENSION SERVICE
Homemakers' Council Meet

HomemakerS Souncll Meet
 The HomemakerS' Council had a well filled agenda at the meet ing last Monday. A committee had recently learned of some i'm mediate needs of the hospital which included a dozen surgeons operating shirts and trousers; dozen surgeons operating caps, two dozen safe-tie gowns, and three dozen nurses scrub gowns. The total cost, $128.50. The Coun- cil voted to pay for these items.
 Mrs. Ed Johns, member of the Sourdough Club, purchased ma- terial at the sum of $26.00, and made from this material 22 draw sheets, 39 baby bands, and 24 night stand covers. Mrs. George Plumley recently made 30 T-bind- CTS.
 These two club members are to be commended on the time and work done on these hospital sup plies.
 At the June Council meeting a $500 pledge was made to meet needs of the present hospital, this sum to be raised by individual clubs. Most clubs pledged at least $50 and a few have met their pledge. With the sum on hand, the Council could meet immediately the $128.50 as mentioned above
 All club members are urged to exhibit at the Fair. Again this year the Homesteader Club will operate booth for the sale of articles any individual wishes to sell. The seller will set her own price. A commission of Is percent is asked.
 The Council members were urg- ed to advertise in every way pos sible, the meat cutting demon stration to be given by MT. I. M. C. Anderson, August 20th, pm. Grange Hall. Everyone is invited to attend this free demonstration, prior to hunting season. Not only will meat cutting be shown, but MT. Anderson will emphasize the proper care of the animal and meat.
 Mrs Don Irwin presented a revised Constitution and By. Laws. As the Council has pro- gressed each year, it was learned that the constitution had not kept