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BOATS

RuEABouT, 10 f.. with shelter s5
f1RdsIs0n MARINE sRffS SF RhfhW2Ys GER
,pD iHtoT p51NES FIJI Ma fully M Equipped for
oars, life preservers and one 4,
cycle Lawson cupboard motor; 500
sPo RssS SsE A ffl vi so9S i4foot
Evinrude motor: both in excellent
condition; 1915 cash. LU. 1-1906'
ao-FT. DODGE RUNNABoUT: CIT;
engine snSin; 500 6'p or best tO ofrer. Io. Z.
$3.50: can be seen 14th and Water
VOL se'i yiEsfkiNE lift, de luxe outboard
new. used 2 seasons: $3.50 or best
CABIN cabin CRUISER, 3s #. by Il IT.;
psT, complete; ship .sncaion r seap:
fresh water cooling. CAPT FRANK
oLDToWN SAiLBOAT. 13h it.. $3.50.
With exsTas w siio b Gaamp IDEAL 0f for
CABIN CRUiSER-Excellen for FISH
ing parties: 33-ft. Chesapeake dead
rise hull. 6-91 Gray marine motor:
sto-1 reduction n. gear prize D sS60
sGG9HIIln66 IA 0-ol@%s nipe"; fibregIass-
covered hull: won't leak; mast, sails,
complete: S125: needs paint. ,JE.
owNER TRANSFERRED Isl; E5E1 TO e Cali ;aG,
bridge dble.-cabin Cris-Craft; Sleeps
9. heads tyin d952 ooo of.rpfr, EI
systems. Spring overhaul completed
EN-, 2-s224 or see steward. Corin'
than Yatcn Cub. .s,ra Ill
LIT c5NTbRY o Eti%rrd. run motur
st' x. steering $500 o. '3 GdasWateT saS:
12!.fFTT, BOAT and s.5-h.p. Fire.
4 ttGF FH Ss k Marine s14S eSr,.ier en-
gine, sleeps g. galley and head. HE
ot6 yTfsSeolARD MOTOR, 2m-h.p. Eisini
HousEBoAT@"ses chantsy." Lily,
ahoat this summer in completes
equipped floating cottage: 30xl4 #;
, hunks itSn s.: Efa s7sTE sh Yse
Yard: Gsiesville, Md or call IKE
BOATS-Used outboard motors. So.
up. CAPITOL MARINE CO. SO;
MAR Maine aye sE PeSnS Elk 2i s5s
and woolsey marine finishes Ere,
advice from boatman. 2431 18th
ROATS BOUGHT. SOLD. chartered o
rented; nE. Natl; Airport. W WAsH ING
OWENS AL" SEDAN, used I season
good condition. S6,250. 80" owen
sedan, many valuable extras reas
priced. See reprs Annapolis Yah Ysfti
m nes1n' no. 7ssSsSs. pun ~ ',
double cockpit hull: 40 m.u.h. Cal
Ii. 7-2343, g. to Q pm. Sun. $50
or win positively accept best one
EVv1INR GfD ouTBoARD. heavy-duty
Surplus rl s h.p wa long 9HE,s SHAFT ant
B iERRsTfiH HvHiLABLE for large zach
area HUGH ALEXANDER. ST
SPACE on 81 WASH. CHANNEL. rea
Nash Marine Supplies rr avail fq pna aD
ETGH kLExANpER. ST. s-444o o
1s 1871 Il sxiLBoAT, new bottom las
r.. real 6 buy g. SSSS oS See s. PP az
1@-H:P. SEEBEE, used . times: gea
shift; ike new: SIS; KI: 1924
good condition: with paddles ant
hoor board. 10. h-076n.
motors. kits, trailers. hardware
naint, supplies. Big savings. Joil
now. Send for membership card ant
ouTBoARD MOTOR, Firestone. SO
hip nne running cond, S45. UN
electric, SEQ. EN-. 3-4406.
BUOY ANCHOR. 2-bld. prop, T. h.
z bronze shafts. 4-cyl: Chris-craf
eng. head, Autopulse h.in. bronz
water pump. $40 for all. UN. &-12SS
WANTED-Used ship-to-shore radi
TELEPHONE: have SIS cash, Oh
14.fT. 9AILBoAr. A. R. True. ne,
eond.: cover: vanished spsrs; sails
peri. for Bay and beginners: $3.50
1870 Varnum At. NV. IA. o-1G20
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FOR THE BEST VALUES
GARAGES

30e7 18th ST. N.W.-Rear garages
No. I and No. g.: $40 month.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
MA. S-4S1S. liz
NEAR UNION STATION Melee,
concrete floor. brk. suitable for stor-
age; cars, shop; reas. JU. 9-SS42.
WANTED TO RENT for overnight
parking near Bro station. Takoma
par Park, p c; CIR $ G..r Wi wI1..r
Reed Hospital; heated garage. Call
MRS. OBRYAN. Res. Mgr. IA.
1a atS0G AND IRVING SITS. N.w.IGa-
rage. 2 rooms and law: $50. mo.
Call RIA. $500 or RE. 1924;
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-pble.
brick garage. Rear of 1882 Ontario
pl. NV. SIS. RIA. 6-2036. Ill
history lge. brick bldg. at N and
22nd NV; also one at Fairmont and
14th NV. with lge. parking lot if
desired; both suitable for shop or
storage. tn. 2-2SS7. 1O-2, 6-S
REAR 1914 e1st ST. N.w.-suitable
storage or car; street entrance; mr..
Dupont Circle. RA. $4,000.
Mr.. PA. AND MINI. Sc. Suitable
for storage or parking, 81 per mo.
LU. 4-3954.
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NOW AVAILABLE

Trojan Seabreeze cruisers. Owens
flagships cruisers. Trojan cupboard
runabouts, Barbour lapstrake boats,
Duratech aluminium boats. Chris
Craft lift. runaboutS. ChrySler
marine engines. Mercury outboard
motors and parts. Lumex light
weight motor carriers. international
interlux paints. Chris-Craft boat
and engine parts and accessories.
Manila rope; Danforth anchors;
Chris-Craft Equipoise propellers;
Stewart Warner Instruments; Nor
mac controls: General Motors Ma
rine deisel; Mastercraft boat trail
ers; Apco life preservers, tenders,
water skis and aquaplanes. These
and dozens of other nationally adj
yertised marine products are kept
In stock at all times. Highest trade
in allowance on your used boats
WILLIAM j. LITTLE. $3.50 Maine
ave. S,W, Ma S-594O
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

WILLYS '4s panel delivery. Excellent
@oSI an Full ' pfc ss fEs Cash Is real
terms. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis
s s0nsin ave ,o-4 EN-. s-o142. Open
c fHaasSSi II Ia4e; Caravan body,
steel floor, registered 5-ton payload :
good rubber, S.25x20 all around.
and drive it home. UNIVERSAL
EQUIPMENT, INC. 242O oakville
st.; Alexandra, Va. Ill
FSR aslh aSSs f Ssn v MSs.ISs,e
truck guarantee. FRANK SMALL,
Jr.. INC, 5000 Penna. ave. SIC.
Open 9 to 8. LU. 2-9S27. Ia
CHEVROLET so h-ton panel: good,
sEs sxs and M t6isi Ss43 foR E6uck 1? ~
Open evenings till 8. J6. 5-7s94.
CHEVROLET '52 N-ton pickup q
time.proyen worker; $995; Truck
e sSsnnss iii Ivy y ~ f. 5 sRE Nd Open
INTERNATIONAL 5a M-ton pickup;
great for deliveries: Ss75. Truck
No. 615xA. MONROE, FORD. 1887
o 5p:I-w sssnln ss" lii 81 u.s. s0f 57s Sf
FORD $50 VS. stake truck. with eft.
body; a fine late model; S1,795.
Truck No; l524XA. MONROE FORD,
1887 East-West hgwy.. Sill: Spr., Md.
Open evenings till 9. Ju. 5-7s04.
FORD '4s F-6 dump truck; a good.
solid hard worker: SS45. Truck No.
S63XA. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hgwy.. Sill. Spr.. Md. Open
F0R1 '4s dump body; excellent and
f f4saExt to NON %oNRo SE4' ro RICK 12 81
Open evenings till 8. ~. 5-7$04.
G.M.C. half-ton pickup: clean. low
mileage. a buy $50; JE. 4-S43@
r eanSa Lift + r hn K d RR Co., gas
powered; Govt. surplus. 5000 and
1000 ID. capacity, 4 wheels, solid
rubber tires, LA" lift, Is" load
center; clean and ready. for work.
1890 Sd * Ken 4NEs0d ave. Bladensb9rs'
Repossessed Truck Sale
Must be sold; no reasonable offer
refused; our loss is. your gain.
so GMC $50 Diesel tractor. engine
overh auled. fine rubber.
OIL GMC h0u diesel tractor, new LlIes,
like new throughout.
50 GMC $50 Diesel tractor. sleeper
SO GMc 1890 tractor, 10000
tires, air. fine condition.
81 GMC 642 tractor, 10.00/22 tires,
engine overhauled. excellent.
so Ford F-S dump, large body. air
''"N'' WE Also HAVE '
SO Chew. panel, like new. 1885.
80 Dodge panel, perfect. S665.
40 Chev. panel, runs. as is. S175.
AS Ford panel, pipe racks, 1915.
Several of the above can be trans
ferred with low down payment: all
can be financed SHERIFF MOTOR
CO., 900 r. /. ave. ne, AID 2-5000.
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ON DISPLAY

Boats, 8 it. to 20 IT,; motors /
to 20 h.p.; new and used. Open
today IL to 4 pm. RITCHIE BOATS
AND MOTORS. Richie I'd. s.e.. RE.
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MONEY WANTED

BUILDER WANTS short term 2nd
trusts; good bonus. JU. S-9393;
SUNDAYS. LJU. 5-S5O5:
investment in existing businesses
will pay SO secured. Box 244-K,
Star.
WANT MORTGAGE LOANS
AMOUNT, 81. 100000
For 251-apt. project at $50 interest
Is years; new garden type. in D. c.;
choice location; ready to go now.
For aupt write OWNER, P. o. Box
1897, Washington 16, D. C. Ill
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BOATS
&1Snn

36-Ft. Fishing Boat water Lou,
Chrysler 115-h.p. marine engfne. II
perfect condition.
Galley-Head
SELBY YACHT BASIN
WO. 6-7b66
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CHRIS-CRAFT

109S DOWN--EASY PAYMENTS
16-ft. cabin cruiser. assembled and
painted. $495 (kit S325).
14-ft. de luxe kit $179l, as. p, $215
SIT. Pram (kit $49l. as, p. $62:
1S-ft. cabin (kit $549). as. p, SID
THE LIGHTHOUSE
Phone FAirview 2-4121. Daily It'll 6
Sun. It'll 3 pm. Indian Head hwy
str ahead on s. Cap. st.. IL mi. pasi
ID C. line at ESQ corner
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BOATS

BOATS
NEW
Richardson Express Cruiser
Correct Craft Runabout Cruiser
Marina Rocket Cruiser
Topper Outboard Cruiser
Wrightsville Cupboard
Lone Star Aluminium Boats
USED
1947 IT. Ventnor $1,000
1858 II Aqua Skier, trailer S2.25(
1852 49, Shepherd Rndt. So. 800
1858 2O Marina Rocket Exp. S2,75(
1858 81 Chris-Craft 5000
1916 81 Correct Craft Fisher,
Sa,25C
1858 "a Marina Rocket Express,
S3.75C
1851 80 Richardson Express, $500
1850 2S' Steel Craft Express So, 90C
1850 2S' Steel Craft Sedan 81 SOC
1949 80 Owen Sedan rs. $3.50
1941 39' Wheeler Sedan rs. $500
1941 49, Matthews, diesels, $3.50
1895 40' Wheeler DCEB - So, SOC
1852 AZ Chris DCFB $24 SOC
1880 40 Custom Boat - So, 00C
Many Other Listings
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.
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VACATION PLACES

SHENANDOAH RETREAT, YA.-New
cabin In mountains. near country
club. Priced for quick sale, $500
Complete, including lifetime club
membership. JE. 1882. Ill
MAINE sEACOAST COTTAGE-Foul
bedrms.. ny. rm. with firepl.. din
Tm.. mod. kit, bath; beautiful his.
toric location; good swimming; $7i
wk.; -S576 season plus gas and cleo
OIL. 2-0353. liz
LOCAL ATTORNEY desires to rent
4-bedrm.. 2-bath home, Northwood
Park section, West Palm Beach. com.
pletely furnished. RE. 7-S650. LII
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE, for rent BY
the week: 2 hours from D. c.; {
rms; trout fishing. hiking. etc;
maRnihcent scenery; adjoints Shen-
andoah National Park. Very mex
pensive. EN-. 3-0515.
BEAR DEN PARK
Limited number of select cottage sites
now available in fabulous Bear Der
Park. on top Of Bear Mountain. over
looking Shenandoah Valley. One
hour driving time from washington
All recreational facilities; purchase
subject to approval of membership
In Bear Den Lodge and Country
Club. Inspection by appointment
only, CHARLES B. YoDER. Ma
s-3210. IL"
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DODGE 1949 h-ton pickup; $3.50
FORD 1850 1h-ton stake body. new
motor; good condition.; S495.
AMERICAN TIRE CO.. 1918 K st.
n q 1O1
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

CADILLAC 1853 "75" with driver;
for rent. any purpose. ia. 7-7O64
TRUCK FOR HIRE WITH CHAUF-
FEUR. CALL AP. 7-0454 ANYTIME
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FORD 194s, van body. solid alum:
cond.: Saf5, TWO 195Os. F-s
dumps; take your pick; .$1,775 ca
A l0-WHEELER DUMP. IA yds., ex-
eel. cond.: 81 995. 1g47 FORD, 1fw
fat. steel floor: excel. cond. and
good rubber. S345; For add. info
6-S927.
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NOW ON DISPLAY

NOW ON DISPLAY
1854 left. Century viking.
This is the seasons best
buy. One look and
ride will convince you.
Solid mahog. hull, seats
8, From - $2.545
1854 left. Century Resorter,
waterski special, COM
plete with ski-towing
-'' liner liner 1850
-' liner 1880
1884 34-ft. Safeticraft sedan. 1900
See at STEEL WASHINGTON
CO., Maine ave. and M st. s.w.. ST
oAIA6
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AUToMoTlVE MIscEL.

H. W. CONTINENTAL WHEELS in
stalled; Any make; any model
Spring. JU. 9-S3s4. -l5
FOR SALE / set Of 3isx4 J. E
pistons and 4-inch stroked crank
shaft. Best offer. LA. 5-S646. Iii
FORD 81; engine and Fordamatic
transmission. peri. cond; $3.50. Cal
PfIAYMoUGITIHn' ROADSTER. rare 1882
good cond.. lovely hobby: cost $3.50
ME Et5 s sPEciAI-Packard "a
ITO" sedan; d. C. inspected:
good tires; needs some body work
HEADS 8. o Sffi s to =. Fit.
Notwithstanding h-compres.
sion heads; for '46 Ford or Mer.
curry: reasonable; IA, Saa13s7.
plete spare $40. Ii. 7-S343. after
q pm.
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TRUCK BARGAINS

TRUCK BARGAINS
194S International Metro. .(2) 1-ton
trucks: 1949 Ford panel. 1 ton;
1916 Studebaker panel. Ia tons.
Trucks recently passed D. C. inspec-
ton. MAKE AN OFFER. See Mr..
Henry, So, YALE LAUNDRY. 437
New York ave. NV. Ia
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1853 2S-FT. sAFETIcRAFT
1919 soft. chris-craft twin. 0''''
145 hip, loaded with
every accessory you can
think Of cit
1852 20-ft. Century Seamaid,
1853 hip. --. 3.6t
1858 32-ft. safeticraft. twin.
26-ft. Steelcraft day cruiser.
1873 h.p. = - 2,3l
40-ft. Custom sedan, equipped
for living aboard 3.6l
2S-ft. Flybridge Steelcraft.
excel. cond. - 6,5l
31-ft. Owens sedan ---- 49,
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

GMC '48 f-ton; excellent condition.
Homemade stake bed. good tires;
5000 or best offer. JU. 7-T60I.
GMC 1850 panel l2-ton; blao.. Grille
guard. good tires; ready to work
$685.. 30-day guarantee. HILL {:
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO.
BRocKWAY 1910 26Oxw sleeper;
good condition: 81 800. BROCKWAY
TRUCKS, 470S Baltimore ave. UN
INTERNATIONAL Sn2RS. ,51 L1eo with IL.
It. van body with double rear doors
This truck in tip-top condtion ano
for sale at only 81 OBS. PARKWAY
PPORD; 3051 NJ st. ny nv. AID 2-oleo
FORD 81 FIG dump with cab shield
2-speed rear and S.25x2Q tires: q
steady pay-loader that will stay Out
of the stop; S1,295. PARKWAY
FORD, 3051 M st, NV, AID. 2-015
Omen Q to y. Sat till Il.
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AUTOS FoR SALE tcens.l

BUICK 80 Special 2-dr.; +. and h..
dir. sig, ~ mo-. old, orig. owner.
new cost. TIE. 6-S047. Ill
BUICK '53 VS. Super Riviera; T. and
b y,. sresnl-Gn,sresn a. Td ;'s.,. tires res.
10000; real bargain. $4,000. Cab
B1uniicK SO s. Super Riviera sedan;
beautiful two-tone finish: many ex-
tras including pynafiow. A one;
S 4Eais ei MliorSSRagy. j Sa' s:11s5s EY
BUICK '53 RoadmasteI convertible;
heater. power brakes; 1000 actual
miles; bsautifql green I nish; black lac.
room condition throughout: must be
S Az : MsSoS%oRs' 900 S6ii''N wis: ave-
BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr.; low mile
s sfe ks c afT A i:oy snsl a Ne asalsa
BUICK 1854 Riviera coupe: beautiful
yellow and black finish. Fully
equipped, including radio. heater
Dynaflow transmission, power steer
ing, power brakes. Wv. tires and
many other accessories too numerous
S3.195. Cash, trade or terms.
Servicemen. all grades, financed. Our
showroom will be open all day Satur:
day and Sun. till 9 pm. EMBASSY
MOTORS, INC. 4301 Conn. ave NV.
BUICK 1850 Super Riviera 2-dr.; ex-
ceptionally clean. Original owner;
Dynaflow. r. and h. and WV. tires;
beautiful 2-tone green finish. See at
4244 Wisconsin ave. NV. No dealers.
BUICK 1919 Cdr sos .dn.. bal. OF
$3.50 on low terms; has perfect
tires. Dynaflow, radio. RE. 1896.
BUICK "52" Special sedan; immacu-
late. shiny black finish fully equip,
Dynaf1ow. like new. Make reason
able offer. RE. 7-9S15. Ill
BUICK 81 4-dr.. sedan: one owner;
like-nsw condition; heater. pyna:
MOTOR CO. 1000 Georgia ave. NV.
BUICK 1861 Riviera hardtop: and
h., Dynafiow, Wv. tires; ! owner;
low mileage. Really a bargain. ST.
295. CATTHNESS BUICK, 6115 Wis.
ave-, WO. 6-55S1 or OIL. 10000.
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CARS
WANTED

Our stock is low and our Southern
dealers demand Is high. We buy
'em all from GAG Cadiila 6. e rords ane
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
17I7 R. /. AVE. NE.
MI 7920u
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WE GUARANTEE
YOU NEVER LOSE
A DAYS BUSINESS

Years guarantee includes loan OF
truck II yours is tied up for
repairs! All repainted and re-
conditioned!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01
Farm Fire Loss
$4,000 a Day

AMERICAN FARMERS squandered
more than $3.50, 900 day last year on
the poorest investment of ALL That
was the daily loss in farm fires in 1858,
a total of more than $139,OOO,OOO for
the year.
The National Fire Protection Associa-
ton estimates that most, if not all, of
these fires would not have happened
if farmers had taken a little time to
eliminate common fire hazards from
their property. Both the NFPA and the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture urge all farmers to begin taking
these elementary precautions:
BE careful with cigarettes and
matches, and get your family and en-
ployes to follow your example
keep the space around stoves and
furnaces clear of combustibles. Never
attempt to build homemade" heating
equipment; have it set up and serv-
iced by qualified heating man. Take
extra care with an oil heater: keep it
clean, turn it off and let it cool be-
fore refilling it, and use a funnel and
metal container with pour spout when
pouring OIL
3-Don't let trash collect in corners,
closets, along building walls. Keep
oily rags in closed metal containers.
fireplace flammable wood single
roofing with asphalt shingles, asbestos,
metal or other fire-resistant material
Flammable roofs invite the spread of
fire
5Protect all main buildings with
approved lightning rod systems and
frequently check their grounding.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01
Working Reelected President
OF Montana Reclamation Assn.

PAUL WORKING, Wilsall, was re-
elected president of the Montana Recla-
nation Association at the organizations
18th annual convention held in Billings,
Nov. 14-16.
Other officers reelected are H. L. Du-
senberry, Bozeman, secretary; 0. A.
Bergeson, Dillon, treasurer, and H. l..
Buck, Billings, representative to the ma
tional board of directors.
Harold Hagen, Stevensville, was elect
ed vice president, succeeding c. B. Ell
well, Havre. New MIRA district direc-
tors include Dean L. Olson, Wolf Point;
Walter Marigeau, Arlee, and Roy Cool,
Hardin.
Reappointed district directors were
Elwell, Hagen, Bergeson, Working, Otto
M. Christinson, Glasgow; ]. A. Tidy
man, Waller; R. C. Broker, Great
Falls; James Gustin, Kalispell; R. c.
Setterstrom, Butte; John j. Baucus,
Helena; John G.. Buttelman, Willow
Creek; Clark Carter, Lewistown; o.
P. Balgord, Lavina; W. H. Baker,
Bridger; ]. Carter Johnson, Billings;
Robert ]. Seaman, Miles City, and Chris
Josephson, Sidney.
Working, in his annual report to the
association, pointed out the needs for
state legislation to control water pollu-
ton and to regulate use of underground
water. He also reported that the use
of explosives in seismic oil exploration
has in some areas caused the dissipa-
ton of artesian water on which many
farmers depend.
Because the country's population is
growing at the rate of new Billings
once a week and new Montana in
less than two months" long range con-
servation planning is necessary to main
tain current US living standards, de.
clared C. Petrus Peterson, Lincoln
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01
Sun River Electric
Gets REA Loan

Approval of a loan for $415, 1000 to the
Sun River Electric Cooperative. Fair
field, is announced by the Rural Elec-
trification Administration. The money
will be used to finance construction of
20 miles of distribution line to serve Is
additional rural consumers, including
Is oil well consumers. Also planned
are system improvements, including
IA miles of "A XIV transmission line and
80 miles of tie line and additional SUBJ
station facilities.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

Neb, featured speaker at the annual
banquet. Peterson is president of the
National Reclamation Association. He
stressed that it is the responsibility of
the West to make the Atlantic sea-
board understand that conservation is
not just a regional problem.
Other convention speakers were Frank
A. Swenson, Billings, district geologist
of the us Geological Survey; Charles
S. Hazen, Seattle, area engineer of the
Bureau of Reclamation; Phil B. Smith,
Denver, general agriculturalist for the
Great Western Sugar Co., and F. M.
Clinton, Billings, regional director of the
Bureau of Reclamation.
In resolutions adopted the association
endorsed the Administration cooper
atiYe policy for developing the nations
water resources and recommended the
appointment of Wesley A. D'Ewart as
assistant secretary of agriculture.
In other resolutions the association
recommended:
Amendment of the federal law which
now makes owners of land served by
irrigation projects jointly liable for re-
payment of construction costs.
Modernization of federal limitations
of 100 acres in size of farm units in ir-
rigation projects.
Federal legislation recognizing state
law as authority in matters pertaining
to water rights.
Sufficient appropriations for all fed
eral agencies involved in developing
and conserving the soil and water re-
sources of the west.
State legislation regulating the use of
ground water.
Reenactment of major provisions of
the Sugar Act of 1913, scheduled to ex-
pire Dec. 81, 1856.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

6-Before refueling equipment, shut
it off and let it COOL Refuel out-of-
doors and away from flames.
Periodically check all wiring, and
have an electrician replace any that is
worn or defective. Keep a supply of
extra fuses of proper amperage (15-
ampere fuses for house circuits).
8-Don't let grain-drying equipment
overhead and don't place dried grain
where it can be ignited by sparks from
machinery.
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Relief Auxiliary
10 Install

The Washington Junior Auxil-
larry of the Jewish Consumptiyes
Relief Society of Denver will in
stall new officers at a meeting to
be held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the Jewish War Veterans build
ing, at 3147 Sixteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein. vice
president of the National Coun-
Gil of J.C.R.S., will conduct the
installation.
New officers of the group are
headed by Lee Graham, and in
clude Beatrice kaufman, first
vice president: Bernice Rose,
second vice president: Charlotte
Myers, third vice president
Ruth Davidson, recording secre-
tary: Marion Shneider. CORE
spending secretary; Bess Loss,
treasurer; Clara Waskow, donor
treasurer, and Cele WorkSman
financial secretary.
New board members are Pearl
Baum, Edith Carol. judith
Israelson, Clara Feldman. Rose
Lisensky, Bertha Lutwak, Ida
Shapiro, Esther Stein and
Bertha WoloSow.
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Reuss-lenkel


mrs. william j. Reuss Of Buff
falO, N. Y, announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter An
nette Irene to Mr.. Albert A.
JenkeI, son Of Mr.. Martin A.
Jenkel and the late Mrs. Jenkel.
The wedding viii take place
August 8 in Buffalo.
Mcleod Kessler
Mrs. Hazel 3. Mcleod Of North
Arlington announces the engage
ment Of her daughter Barbara
Ann to Mr.. Thomas Barry Kes-
sler. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wind
sor G. Kessler of Baltimore.
The hride-elect attends George
washington University. Her
fiance attended the same univer-
sity and is now serving with the
United States Army.
iIIer-MonsfieId
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. E. s. Mil
Ter of Arlington announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Dorothy Ann to Mr.. William A.
Mansfield, son Of Mrs. Helen C.
Galick of Cleveland. Ohio. The
wedding is planned for Septem-
Der 4.
Both Miss Miller and Mr..
Mansfield attend George WASH
ington University
HeIIquist- Hun,mel
Mr.. and Mrs. Mindor Hillquist
of Stockholm, Sweden, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Anne Marie Linnea to Mr..
Sharman B. Hummel. son of DR..
and Mrs. Arthur Hummel of Sill
yer Spring.
Miss Hellquist is a graduate
Of Hogalids Samreal Skola and
Stockholm Stads Hapdelsskola.
Her finance is q graduate Of
Westtown School and Oberlin
College. A September wedding
is planned.
Butler Kelser
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tennent
Butler announce the engagement
Of their daughter Anne to Mr..
Clarence C. Keiser, jr., son OF
Mr.. Clarence C. Keiser Of Be-