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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

COLORED--gCOTT CIRCLE VIC;
organization or doctor; II rms, q
i Fl: a sR s 81, OWNS Ri REAL R:
COLORED--BRICK-0 rms, 1st-fir.
powder rin. and den. Pull bsmt.
garage; excel loc:; $13,060. Open.
1-5 Sun. HE. 4-46S5.
COLORED-NEAR LIST and Madison;
lovely semidet. brick with z rms. foI
sS Nr e E Plus IL. aptS pts. e rent furnishes
BELLE e CO.. NC. ST. s.s5ac. 6
C0LORED-OPEN 2 TO 9, Is Rocl
. Greek Church I'd. n.w.-Colonia
heat; full bsmt.; sefase; Mr. Car.
ter on the premises. JOHN r
P ave. n,w.. b Mc' 7-d dasoS2s New JERSEY
COLORED--16th AND vARNUM NV
sYI rms baths, s oil heat. LOUIS
COLORED-2-APT. HOME, 1900 Blk
18th nash ST. baths, z kits; low DIN
gas; h;-w.h.; $500 dn. on this. AID
COLORED--OPEN 2-6. 9l4 Hamilton
nished. Come out early for a money.
co 1cSnE oaIsf!n cR nA feiSS2RS ST.
Open .Sun.. l to 8 pm. Beautifu
condition. 6 rms, Enclosed porch
garage; oil INV. heat; $1,000 cast
down. Call Mr.. Carter. JU. 5-S664
MARSHALL J WApLE CO., 1924
18th st. NV. Realtor, AID. 4-2005
COLORED-HOME AND INCOME
Let the tenants pay for your housing
out 2nc a. and bsr1t.. i've on Isl
n. rent. free, Fenced yard and ga
rage; close to everything. Call Nj.
Weiner with JOS. KINSKY, Realtor,
ST. 1891, WA, 7.33O4, Us
, 1954-09-30
NEWS

The S. S. "Alcoa Patriot" is
scheduled to sail from Mobile
September 18th, New Orleans
September 18th and is due at
fredericksburg Puerto Rico
Ciudad Trujillo and Puerto
Plata, Dominican Republic:
st. Thomas : Sept. 18th, ac-
cepting freight from the above
Barbados.
, 1954-09-30

The S. S. "Alcoa Roamer" is
scheduled to sail from Baltimore
September 10th, New York Sep
TENDER oath, and is due at Fred
eriksted via Puerto Rico and
st Thomas ! October End, accept
ing freight from the above ports
and for Venezuela.
RoBT L. MERWIN & COMPANY
Agents
, 1954-09-30
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lature Of the Virgin Islands as
Senator at Large.
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The Reverend Roger William
Smith Of the Anglican church.
st. Thomas, to perform civil
religious ceremonies in the
Virgin Islands.
Government of the Virgin
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Charlotte AmaIie, st Thomas
August "a, 1854
Charles K. Claunch
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0CATTI'EME
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

WILSON HOUsEs-Excel: rms; sgls:.
PVT BATH. $40. AD 1850
els 1Sth ST N.W.-singles, doubles.
triples; oi yognE men; So week up
seSGGrHzE l2RSS' CLUB. 17e5 Mass. aye.
NV, home for discrim. guests; dbls;:
Sgis., Bendix. Ty, kit. priv. garsge
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lovsly room;
nTPoNT cfRCLEwLarse room with
prSSss t MsRfns e dlssanc ssh0e
1897 fSEnt fSsR s r. NV ipovntOHnn-
81 S1ea month"; sfnf Maid service. H. S-e7ss
Ice as SE ,S.. D S.sS P1l F F.Sliy
gentleman; cow. transD. lSSl
,sss sSE 65feitR RiTE PL. N.w.LTvo lac.
conn. rms s sH eIps en5;;s attic f IAN
clean, single rm. adjoining 6atn'
PARK G m IN. NV. 1SO2-clean. com
Portable single r5a; newly fSl, Gee de sI
xgE shns.sSAARBiL ri RENTALS in eficiency
and large housekeeping rms; semi
pvt: bath; SIS mo See , res. m I4tE
st 14Ss s,S Newton ncs s. n sScpp InS; and
tr nI 0 area. SHANNON & LuCHs
SCOTT CIRCLE-single rms. Cleanli'
ness; Comfort plus s Glass and i SoRTH
MEs s9o ch ES isaS Mass; aye. Ill
furn. rm.. IL blk from car and - 6us-
LADIES ONLY-e17 18TH st. NV
CentrSl loo newly dec. furnished
Eiev. switchboard, maid sery: sac
mo. or by the wk. ME-. s-57o7,
15 cissn r single St; N and double rms. Elsc
fans. Maid service. 81 UP. NO
,S assess s.h ST. Nw.-Busipess.
women .sgle. and dble. rms; cie ssn
beauto furn.; modern oath &s.1 So
s70 sOG p. AVE. N,w.-ssle room. pvt
entr.; PVT, bath; no COOKING. Gal
SCI en-. fPo osWsihIiirAN PL-cOOl. aais.
Bath: privii.; adult home; IS. IA
rgT; 1sNSTfssHEED e ROOM. single Or double;
$500 Kansas ave. NV. eau III z
, sea- PARK RID. N.w.-LArge. newt.
decor, with water. adj. large tii'
r59sSW5nNT0WN@clean. extra spaciou:
Shies: Bendix, TV, twin BEDS; y
Der person; sill, sgle. no. 2-2 Oh
rrsr DUPONT CIRCLE location.
Ittrac. rm.. pvt. bath, lse. ci9se'
ress.; men. AID. 4-s73S; IL
Az nUPONT CIRCLE-Single room
81 wk. 1242 2lst st. NV, ME- o
,SSssss SiletA ST. N.w.-Lovely studi
I'm 4 windows. run. water, reigI
cooking facilities. all new furn.. Jus
,SSss scI n 81. N.w.-sinsle. 50; Ink.
"a up: also first-h. rnn., refgr:. nee
bath. 7O3 Mt. Vernon pl. cor. K. TN
AMER. UNIV. PK.-summer rents
SoUSe. small family, new HOLLYWOOD,
BEDS, Sa6-S5O; " blk. express bus
k2gT n. n. AVE. N.W.--Lge-. attr
eooI rm, Ideal loo. on buslines. PVT
family. Reas RA. 6-366l. Ill
1eifh AND MONROE SITS. NV
Reas. for quiet. refped. empl. person
EVERYTHING. HO. 2-7773: -t2
mr.. PLEASANT, 174S KENYON st.
Furn, rm. in pvt home. excel. transT
Gentlemen only. Id
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Rooms FURNlsHED-s.E.-S.w

ROOM NEXT TO BATH; kit. and hv
rm. privil.. blk. carline. Very reas
children welcome. II. 6-7465. LA
S.W.-Sth and Independence, dble.
sgle;,, So. pI T1SsO1 a. ra.. c.lDi.or
ST., very nice. lge. sgle. rm.. 50 wk.i
ST. iDEsiRABE Sic" sECTioNo-overl
Pa ave. hills. large airy front room
next to bath with shower; PVT
home; $40 mo; Lu. 1-733s. -lS
home; completely furn.. all utils. S4t
per mo. Man and wife. 1898 NJ st
Sc. Key at 1901 M st. Sc. LU
1882. 10
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1905 d ST. N.E.--Lovely end a.
front !a | employed a lazy, ! good refs
1854 6UE ST. NV. The Kennert."
desirable I-room efficiency, near
sS SssH colombo AyE.-Basement in
apt. bldg; pvt. bath and kit; clean.
reas. RA. 6-S203. RIA. 3-0eO3.
room, S30.75 month: 1888 NEW
TON 81: NV; HU; $4,000. -lS
Arlington Gb,o soTEh runn, nee va n;T.
refgr.; eple. or sgle. IA. $3.50.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

SPACIOUS. COOL FRONT RIM, pvt.
entr.; u blk; Sen, on. Bldg, $50
ssle:, $40 dble.. liz c st. ne. Ii.
LGE.0 G FFUiRN. RM.. ldry. phone, kit.
PRIVILEGES, 6x10 closet: Girl. empl.
1913 a mo. WA. 1859. --12
ONE ROOM for lady, Woodridse.
me-. S45 mo. Share kit, din. nm
eio EAST CARROT sT.@bouble and
single sleeping rooms: conven. to
carline. Ii. 4-9711: Ii. $3.50;
MONROE ST. NE rms. $50 and
sos. Empl. ladies. Mr.. Univ. and
churches. 2 buslines. LA. 6-S9SS.
3OO T ST. N.E.-Gentleman, corner
house, on SO carline; next to shower
bath, screened-in porch. 81 wk;
COLORED-Furn. room in lovely loc.,
close to transp. Home privileges.
Accept ] small child. NO. 7-407b
COLORED-I128 MORSE sT.-Nicely
furnished. large front room; home
privileges. Ii. 7-0574. Ia
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ROOMS EURN.-MD 8 VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Nice front bedrm.
ideal for summer: conY. to all
buses: gentleman only. TIE. 6-S2l4.
ARL, S.-Master bedrm., pvt, home,
neal Pentagon: semipvt. bath. cross
N. ARL.Eist-fI. bedrm., pvt. shower
bath. in mod. brick home. conv
transp.: gentleman: $40. JE. 3-7716
ARL.-Attrac. furn. bedrm.. mod.
pvt. entr.: cow. transp:: phone
parking: gent. 1912 N. Veitch st
.ARL.-Lge. rm., pvt. entr. and bath;
for lady; close to Clarendon CIRCLE
ia. 7-0107. Id
LARGE BEDROOM. sitting room
private bath and private entrance
Call OIL. 4-4966. la
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

NSSNOO ObNS NJ SOs ~ SBtSN6
tarn aSt TtS y.Soh sG' .SS 'n soe
r. !. ave. ne. apt. 416. 13'
GIRL to share modern 2-bedroom
apt. with another; all utilities; S31 /.
Naylor Gardens, Sc, LU. 2-3094.
LADY to share s-roOm and bath
1 TYR s. s0 nT Win A. :n sas5l ' a. Sc
2222 EYE ST. N.w.-Lady desires
| or girls to share lovely cool apt.
Bees; RE; 7,12ses. Ext. sos. 13'
apt; cali ffA CO. f s"z549 rn be tsHnq !
c and HILL sE SECRETARY. girl
share beautifully furn. bedrm. apt.
with girl 25-35. Attr. front view
apt; Vic. Of Wisconsin and Calvert;
BACHELOR would like to share nicely
furn: apt. mr.. Boiling Field with
another bachelor. 10. 2-5939. --12
BUCKINGHAM = Gentleman will
share furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with one
* fsll s sf.ss 8 Pm or before 9 an
NV IsHiri share mod. 8 bedrm.
home: twin beds, TV. with girls: S36
mo. RIA. $500, ewes. and wk. ends.
MAN TO SHARE s-rm. house with 4
other men; upper NV. Rent. S32
per mo. EN-. 3-93s9. Iii
YOUNG MAN, share 4-bedrm. furn.
home. with 5 other gentlemen; reas.
Arl., Is min. D. C. ia. 1853.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1880 New
Hampshire ave.-Ladies or gentle
men wishing to share attrac. furn.
apts.; cow. located; $45 per mo.
ca. DU. 1896 or HU. 3-4927.
COLORED LADY share rm. with lady
who travels: 10 min. downtown; all
sSSHnSSsnncsS RAJ mo AS ~ z Ss s5s2:
with other lady 2-bedrm. apt,
NV. Conven. transp. DE. 2-4705.
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AZ. luRNlsMEn-p. 6,

C0LQRED--1seo BLK. I5th So. NV.
Newly dee. 2 rms. ktt., din. area,
bath a,' A., $40 IN. mo, 80 Al,o 2 rms. kiti.
CoLoRRD-1s1e IRVING ST. NV
S1T.bO per week. --13
COL0RED-173S b ST. Me- rms,
kit. and bath: utils. incl. Ii. 1887
or IA. 6.4b4l. Ia
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NORTHUMBERLAND, 2O89 NeN
iicIsnss: a1-Sr. sIiteSSoisd ana
1859 QUEEN 81. ME-, Apt, a-Ilv,
Tm.. dinetts. hedrm.. lit. bath and
S is.sisiSils ss,i sor. ~ IA ss4S'
242O 18th NV, The Diplomat-Lge.
closets In this mod. S-story BLDG.
overlooking Meridian Park, walking
distance downtown. switchboard,
roof garden: air cooled; SIS mo. See
Manager. AID. 2-123b. -13
SUBLEAsE, 1-bedrm. apt. LIVINGSTON,
5437 Conn; ave. NV; air-cond.. secy.
ASS sssvN s s u MsiHISsrFstirSS7 AVE. NV.
Apt. Pa rms, kit, bath, rear .pch.
lst-n. DUPLEX; bus handy. Available
June Is. Rental $5k . mo-. plus
utils. qEoRoE !. BoRqERs INC.
sSoI n s.E.-Enie. and .f-bedrSS1@
HARRISON Il ADAMS. Ma. S-sS0s.
ATS. 1891 Z. capitol
newly dse.. u tins f urn Aa s75 o ana
M 81 Sfr ST. Ron ST.. mr.. Nichols ave-
Lovely 3 rms. foyer; rear porch.
M hsWly Ras isnttsNei TfAi sI r bedroSSm
kit. bath. bedrm. furn. II desired.
Empl. cple.. CO. 6-33S9.
144O MERIDIAN Pr. NV. - rm.,
kit. semipvt, bath; $50: partly furn.
Also 1914 0irard st. n.W.-3. bedrm.
, apt TU; 10000: RA- e-9219 III
and bath on streeteaE and buslinss;
no ehildren Or pets. 5000 per NO.
r "a SsSsNss4l; rgs l,. and ~ e..a,
S56 per mo. See MR.. ADAMS. 1923
n e. NV; Weskdeys $3.50 TIL 5.
s fstVTds 81. f N.H ~. sbedloom
apt. ct attractive rental Of S69.6O
mo. Conveniently located near r. ].
ave. OLIVER T. CARR. MA. S-s093.
1904 S.ts est. NM IEiaRer r%s,, Il. ai ana
i :e,.P 4 g AFT S Asi, s sssd s' Avs IL
ssos 1 1tRf 81. Nw.-e.rm. apt. with
g.,,b baths Tl1 1,tnriIssOnditioned: ADULTS.
EMBASSY M IS sEEcciTfiioN -rn. warwick.
Mass. and adne ca.hedral. E Desirable Siissf Il
bedrm. apts. Elevator bldg, secre;-
tf aIls er sheppins SUN fseiiti.s 1ss
MT: PLEASANT Mr.; PARK-a rms.
kit and bath. 2 fireplaces. maids
T nEiis ana so Sat ss y esms' ss0 i isei'
' SsE.j IS 81 !, IT. s.. n s9 S s.:
NV kA a slSssc' AVE. NV. 4sssnnIlv.
rm., bedrm.,. den Cor nursery. kit
dinette. bath: mr.. shop. cent. on
K I1t,;. bu'line. ia. s-s6so; SIS, incl
on Si CAPITOL HILL. s blks. from
House once Bldg. sos seward 60.
Sc. mr.. 9Th and Pa. ave-: excel:
apts., newly remod.; 2 ef1cs. and 2
1-bedrm. apis. Open for inspection,
IL to g pm. except Sat. RA. 3-67s4.
NEAR NAYLoR GARDENS and close
to 2 shopping centers. schools and
churches; 1-bedrm. apt. in garden
type Development; each unit con-
sists Of liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, dinette,
bath and rear porch. Rent; $6g 80 3
$4,000 bet. 10 am. e pm. -15
NORTHEAST-7O4 r ct. n.e.--Three-
room apartment and bath; rent
reasonable. Ii. 3-165O. IL
LIVING ROOM, bedroom. kit. and
ADAMS ADAM '0 1ses NJ st. Ee nv. Mon tSfoIsh
Fri. $50 to s: Saturdays $3.50. to
esbV MISSISSIPPI s.E.--Attrac. l.
bedrm. apis: vicinity g.: Cap: st.
rent, S62. SIS; no school problem. See
NEAR SUFREME COURT. = Nice
large 2-bedrm. 2pd-fi. apt $40 peE
mo. incl utils. Ii. 3-0129.
apt BLDG: enc. $50. utiis. incl;
avail imWed. ST. 3-3a42. III
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Arts. fURNVsHED-MD

MT. RAINIER-Three-rm. apartment,
equipped with everythiIle, rear
porch, front and rear yard; child
care II desired; SIS. AP. 7-OgS5.
BEAUTIFUL TAKoMA PARK-Four
$50. . u. a niSS 0a'n' u'ps "a Iai0'
SILVER SPkING-Liy. rm.. bedrm..
kit. din. alcove. bath. utils. incl;
$3.50; nc pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9.
ssle FLOWER AVE-. Takoma P p
apt. bldg, nicely .furn.; cow. to
buses and new shopping center;
$50 80, all utils. incl.
LIV. RM., bedrm., kit. pvt. bath, pvt.
ent.; all utils. incl, must be seen to
appreciate. 500. 10. 6-6567. -13
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

THE MAR.LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Lovely. bright single and dble.- rms.
with running water. For young ladies
and men. Showers, excel. meals: elev.
MOTHER AND 1 OR 2 CHILDREN,
prefer ages 9 to 10; close to Grey
hound bus; all cows. AP. 7-67O7.
Ice. TWIN BEDRM., for WORKING
mother and child; day care for
child. AID. 1888. Ia
MOTHER will care for children, in
Christian home; large yard; reason
able. Call HO. 2-O346. Ill
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hamp. ave.
offers de luxe living In Q club resi-
dence:- singles and doubles for re-
fined ladies and men. $16 per wk.
and up, incl. full-course meals and
hotel services. NO. 1870. Ill
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
" block on Conn. ave-. 0verloOkipg
Rock Greek Park. Dble. and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals.
Rates. $3.50 wk. up. no. 2-3660.
THE MANCHESTER
DOWNTOWN, 1923 M ST. NV.
All rooms have private baths. with
or without meals. CO. $3.50.
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-YA.

ARL., 1851 10th ST. n, Colonial
Terrace. 3 blkSE from Rosslyn; 3
rooms, kitchen. bath, incl. utils.
newly dec; married couple or 3
girB: mr.: Pentagon. Navy Annex
ARI1INGTON-2-bedrm. apts.. 1925
per month: utils: incl: attractiveiy
furn.: excel. loo. J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY co" IA. 7-44S7. IA. s.
Ar: BLyD.-s bedEms.. llv. rm.
TONER: min. Pent. or D. c.: bus
at cor: $125. RIA. 6-5022.
ARL., close in, near w. q L. shop
ceTiter-1st-h. apt. bedrm., Mv. rIn.,
djnette. kit; and bath. sos per mo
5OoS n. 10th ST., ARL.-Housek esp.
Ing apt. ami. Cple., ladies or gen.
slemen. Lee. grounds. porches. shade,
parking. SIS. IA. 2-2377. -12
pvt. bath. everything furnished; mr.
Girls. kC IA. :ara26o.i mani ia
ISN'T. APT. outside entr.. bedrm.
liv. rm., kit. and bath; mr.. Fl. MyeI
and Pentagon, blk. Colonial Village
Az 81 me M q. F FiaSfaa = newly NEW
DECORATED APT.-Liv. rm., bed.
rm.. lse. kitchen and bath. Avail
immed. 800 per mo-. incl. utils
Call IA. 5-9197 or ia. 2-S373. la
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FARM AND GARDEN

BLUEGRASS SOD-Now is the time
to sod. You lay it and save: Immed
delivery. Terms to suit. BLUEGRASS
SOD NURSERY, LII. 2-49SO.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
1STop:Oil; maR pU1,sr trees r S;1rb Ehrg 1S
4-Oe46. JE. 2-2s43. JE. 3-OS7s.
TOPSOIL. rich dark loan. ideal FOL
lawns, flowers and eardens: Ia tons
sic delivered. 10. 7-74s7. ell
inE, land cIsssTgins Free s estimates aIos9s
T0PS0IL. $li delivered. Va: SIS
D. c.; 5-tons rich, sandy loan.
-AlSsSsoSVETa. vf Fok go sk SLfto64a ton. DC.
charges for distant delivery. RE
TIT uTe9eOfk ;EMoyAL-sURoERY. pruning
ss f ssslns JU A: s6s sSH i Eo ss
TLAosrONE PATIos. walks. retain
Ing walls cement and stonework.
sssrD .sSnn pipe A dsciSccf sr Po
T0PSOfL. rich, pulverized. 5-yard
load. $50; 2 yards wards $lS' v deihysEe 8
$500 Rises I'd. HE. 4-7e4e' Ii 4
EsSSTTSS;.T1LERs AND aA !RI, e
Parts and service. We trade an9
finance MALoNEY's. INC. sl2O
vqpS eSEfiRs sEe' AND FLOWER SEEDS,
moss. rollers, aereators. wheel bar
and barbed wire. MALONEYS, INC.
s12S Ca eou iysi n; srasSg tractor
S Alisucsa VIE poT disk Et and %Swsr
two 14-in. plows. HIM 240 cult. E-2O
cult; 20 v mower. 81 and 81: Har p
hay Chopper. Inn corn planter, New
6eere pro harvester with hay pick
up and row-crop attachments; OC-3
Glstrse Sith srsGer. s MALOsN prins.
POWER 'IIoiwER MOWERS - Huny. Eclipse.
.MALoNEY,S; INC; sl26 Ga; ave- s.u
NALL part: C az Service sa" Ah eS sR NC
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. S-3333.
INC CUB tractor as low as $17O: ior
farm. lawn. garden. nurseries, Gem.
eteries. golf course. industrial. sts'
N MAlOE EeeEHiSf;M aNS sTeI SOf line Of
International tractors and farm
'Sauip. New Holland and New Idea
farm equip. Meyer hay conditionerS.
Wood mowers. Brillion grass seed,
ers. Ezee Flow lime sewers. haler and
binder Irvine; parts and service
VTRGIN TOPSOlL, best quality any
Quantity. bluegrass soddtng. gard
ing. FLEMMING LANDSCAPE SERV-
LEIGREGtu T SA fi40 FEAT MOSS. regular
sas s saas 81 rF dAs 81 e. s sGh
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Md. Ia
HAY BALER, John Deere: wire tie,
auto. pickup. $500. EN-. 3-54O7.
FREE REMOVAL. trimming, topping,
cavity yard work. Call JU. 5-7394;
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-2 UNFURN. large rms,
33lsSs s aln sfssT 8 p.% ave- Sc: L.
C0LORED - 1915 FLORIDA AVE.
NV: -. TWO rms. and kitchen. un-
furnished; S45 month. ia
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THE EVENING STAR
DOCS. PETS. ETc. tcent.l

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FRIDAY. JUNE IL. 1854
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Angus FieldDay
Induces Rain

APPROXIMATELY 1000 persons at
tended the Montana Aberdeen-Angus
Association sponsored field day, held
at the Fairview Ranch near Melville,
June q.
Black rain clouds gathered over the
Crazy Mountains west of the ranch,
as APO adults, All members and FLA
boys judged three classes of heifers
and class of bulls. A gentle rain
started as ''Tex" Splitter Jr. of J.
Garrett Tolan Farms, PIeasantville,
ILL.,, started his demonstration on type.
Splitter pointed out that, as cattle
men, our goal is to produce quality
beef economically. To do this we have
to raise animals with a high dressing
percentage, medium bone and high
grading carcass. We must select
animals with the beef producing quail
ties of rapid gain, thriftiness and size
for age. Mr.. Splitter stated that he
would not sacrifice weight for quality.
He wants his bulls to weigh at least
1900 to 1000 pounds when mature.
The inch of rain which fell in the
hour and a half following Mr.. Spitzer's
demonstration was the heaviest in the
last four years, according to Mr.. Wells
Andrews, manager of the Fairview
Ranch. The matching of mother COW
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-15
500 Stockmen Enjoy First
International Hereford Tour
By LARRY GILL

WITH SUNNY daytime skies and cool
nights, with grass and water and Here
ford cattle in abundance, well over
500 persons toured the back and by
roads of Montana and Alberta in what
will go down in history as the first
International Hereford Tour.
First planned and initiated by the di-
rectors of the Montana Hereford
Association, the tour started at Shelby,
June %, spent day and half in the
Shelby-Cut Bank area, then went north
through Alberta nearly to Edmonton.
Elmer Johnson, secretary of the Mon
tana group, tried valiantly to record
the tour guests. He gave it up as an
uncompleted job after the tour was
but little more than half through, and
more than 500 had signed his register.
There were gala lunches and dinners,
plus entertainment at nearly every
noon or night stop. In fact pancakes
and Sausages were served at one
Canadian ranch for breakfast one
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-15

morning. The Prairie Hen Home
Demonstration Club joined with the
Marias Hereford breeders to serve
lunch at Shelby; the Cut Bank Chamber
of Commerce served homemade bis
cults, ham and eggs the following
morning in their thriving town. Visitors
to the great Mcintyre Ranch at Nc
Grath, Alta, were served a sumptuous
dinner after seeing the ranch Hereford
herd. And so it went throughout the
five-day tour.
There was plenty of dust when $50
cars lined out over gravel road ON
either side of the international border.
And rain fell during the evening meal
at the Wolf Edgar ranch near Innisfail
on Saturday evening. 1t was here that
Montana Hereford Association Presi-
dent Harold Bodley presented a copper
plaque to the Alberta Association hosts.
Montana stops were made at Willard
Nauman's ranch. near Conrad, the w.
C. ranch, Shelby; Gibbons & Son
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-15
State Council Plans
Beef Promotion

PLANS FOR THE establishment of a
beef promotion fund were made re-
Gently in meeting of representatives
of the Montana Livestock Markets AS
ISOLATION and the Montana Stockgrow-
ers Association.
The organizations have voted cent
per head assessment to be paid by the
livestock markets and cents per head
to be paid by the producer when he
sells through the same market. The
money will be turned over to the newly
formed Montana Beef Council, made up
of four members from both organiza-
tons, for the promotion of Montana
beef and beef consumption.
At the Helena meeting Forrest Noel,
Lewistown, president of the Montana
Livestock Markets Association, and C.
7. TAD Sanders, Billings, secretary
counsel of the association, met with
Dan Fulton, Ismay, president of the
Montana Stockgrowers; Jack Bremen,
Grant, and w. j. Harrer, E. A. Phillips
and Ralph Miracle of Helena, repre-
sentatives of the Montana Stockgr0w-
erS.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-15

and calf, the tattoo demonstration and
the talk on the Angus futurity program
were cancelled because of the rain.
Robert Kepler Jr., Melville was the
winner of the Angus calf given to the
All member with the highest score.
Nancy Harrer, Bozeman, was awarded
second prize, while Earl STICKY. Gal
latin Gateway, received third.
In the FLA group, Ben Green, Mel
vile, was first; Marvin Hammermark,
Big Timber, second, and Emil Driv-
dahl Jr., Big Timber, third.
Winner in the mems contest was
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John E. Perkins, Deer Lodge. Charles
j. Pekas, Regent, ND, was second,
and Horatio w. Burns, Big Timber,
third. In the Womens contest it was
Mrs. Stanly Hanson, Melville, first:
Mrs. Eric Teichert, Livingston, second.
and Mrs. Harold Kraus, Harlowton,
third.
Splitter was the official judge for
these events.
At noon, Fairview Ranch Manager,
Wells Andrews, served barbecued beef
as the main course of the chuck wagon
lunch. In spite of the rain, a WORTH
while day was enjoyed by all.