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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

WALK TO w0RK-141s n ct. NV,
lovely 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath. $120. To inspect. see Mrs.
Michaels on premises or call ME.
Iii PARK RID. N.w.-one bedrm..
Nv. .rm., kit, and semipvt. bath.
$54 so mo. incl. all utilities. See
5anitor on premises or can ME.
716 stS ST. N,w.-psrtiy furn.. on.
large rm.. kit. and bath, $45 mo.
Incl l All utilities. See ianitor at
3 39S az sS g; nv or call ME; $500;
for couple. See janitor in bsmt.
1900 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-3 Ice.
rms: and bath, beautifully furnished.
Y12b mo. includes all utilities. Sleep.
ing Accommodations for or 4.
999 S44. 8 sENNETT CO.. DI. 2:
Mr.. CHERRY BLOSSOMS, s4s va.
H.: yard. Open Sun.
1898 COLORADO N.W.-Emciency
utils' incl. RA. 6-S203. RA. 3.0903.
NV. Mr.. 9th ST.--Attract. 3-rm..
o osms ap 4l p S0zA beth. or em0pL
5000 4th ST. N.w.--Bsmt. apt. q
nice rms, b.. utils. pd., $50 per mo-;
vac; good furn. RIA. $500.
Ice. CHEERFUL liv.-bedrm., kit,
path al igsi closets; 500. 1919 Euclid
l 81 r 81. NV ! blk: from Conn.
and bath. AD. 4-3i55. 'E'' A'''
low price. cail NE. s.SoSl. ~ ''f'
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st. NV.
--EleV., j bedrm., also 2 bedruls.
lily. rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath. Also
enc, $50 in other loo. EN-. 3-9O77.
CATH. UNIV. VIC apis. of bed
amt amt b my; T rad;..l Kit. di1ette, bath;
bath close to transp: s "a u s,6s6 gs''
s21 EMERSON ST. NV rms
shower bath. utiis, furn.; eon S;.
ok tsTan Sp;v $50 Gems mo. "a. 5000.
bb at6 nssr nicely Ice turn, 8 rms. pvt.
4IO5 LEGATION ST. N.w.-cozy.
Exten. phone Weekly maid Service.
ample ppaarnksins. s55 mo. incl. utils.
s4i7 KANSAS KANSAS AVE. N.w-sedrn..
KIT. screened in porch; nicely turn.
Reasonable. Employed adults pre-.
S%US nHEPHkkD ST. E.E.-LjV, bed.
D5so3s$$ =; SSsP d RSs s B. e: ssng
Nice furn. apt, bedrr1'. kit.
shower bath, everything incl. $50.
ANACoSTIA. 2270 Mount view ri.
sS.e.-Nicely furn. enc. apt, iaui:
CRY, ~. PVT. bath. DE. 2-694S.
GIRLS, THIS is IT. Lge. kit. pvt.
bedroom for each; IA girls; Ice.
yard and porches. sun deck, Indy.
prlv1l., ige. closets. ample parking;
cony' to everything; very reasonable.
!9o3 Kennedy. st. NV.
CAR. HlLL-Attrac. lge. rm.. dress
ing rm., mod. kit. porch: pvt. entr.;
Sobersides. DU. 7-199S after e.
l125 EUCLID ST. NV Sleeping
rms nr KIT; liv. rm.. bath. Telephone
1895 N N.W.-Attr. liv. rm.. bedrm..
KY: and bath; avail. immed. OIL.
a. 7a aDt or 81 co. 5-4s4l or INQUIRE
625 z ST. Me- or Q rms. and
XII nicely furn.; COW. transp.;
NV. WALTER REED SECTION
Front util apt: ! rm.. kitchenette.
pvt. shower, bath; streetcars, ex-
pres, bus; shopping l blk; $3.50.
RIA, y-3300
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c Bic ana .II.. In s. s. ! ST
1919 lath St. sele. rm.. front. AID.
cooIoRRfE:D CLEAN ROOM Home
q; nE;, CO; 5-7342; 81
RM.-Quiet home; lady or gentle
ma man; e before 10 am. or after Pm.
c sc; slstsl RIM, twin BEDS;
nice girls or couple. 1928 Park
COLORED-LGE. FURN. RMS. home
privils.; children accent. tn. 2-5523.
coLORED-a NICE Ice. RMS. a,
14l6 Corcoran st. NV. NO. 7-3321
COLORED-e RMS. for rent. for
sober couple. $40 mo. furn. or un-
furn. CO. 5-607S. --2S
COL.-ROOM FOR RENT-one OF
two college girls or govt. employees,
Exclusive all priv. RA.. 6-l5S0:
COLORED-LARGE FURN. ROOM
Next to bath. Kitchen privilege. Pvt.
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT RM.. 2
women or :, men. working people.
Conv. to all transp. NO. 7-76S"
COLORED-LGE. RIM. for man OF
woman; use of pvt. kit. and bath
phone and other privijs. RIA. 6-S44S.
CoLoRED-LGE. ATTRAC. BEDRM.
j or . refined ladies. RIA. 6-4;I:,4
COLORED--RMS.. nicely furnished,
IS; $40: Lee. front, $3.50, cooking.
c 81 aEn4.i; HoLMEAp rL. NV.
Large front room, kitchenette'
share hath. G4S mo
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ROOMS UNFuRNlsHen

8 LARGE ROOMS. kit. bath. SIS
M as GIG 81 .y XvE. NV. aols
Clean, lge. dble. front rn.. twin
c 80 fHsel iSs ArrRAc. RMS.
COLORED-RM. AND PVTi. KIT,
newly dec. quiet home. IL Rock
Creek Church I'd. NV. RIA. 6-935S.
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

1888 N. H. AVE. N.w,-Newly, dec
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswomen.
Sgle. and dble rms Clean. beaut.
furn.; modern baths. NO. 7-966g.
1900 MASS. AVE. Lovely
twin-bed rms: new. mod. furn.: re-
dec; run. water; $3.50 wk: up;
also sgls.. $40 wk Ho. 1850;
WILSON HOUSES - 1922 18th st. :
COOS Kalorama I'd. Excel rms. $50
S40-S50: pvt. bath $40. AID. 2-9296.
DOWNTOWN-Clean. extra-spacious
dbles.; 1lrepl.. TV twin beds; $! per
person. S11 as sEle. Ho. 2-53"l
LARGE, BRIGHT SO. corner rm, in
attrac., very cool house; pvt. bath,
shower. frepl.; mr.. transp.; unllm.
park; one or =; rsas. Smaller sele.
HS ssS Is Only %4I ssss & sssE '?s PSI
19 az M MASS R;S AVE. N.w.-ssle. rms
for women: running water laundry
and phone priv. $50 mo. AID. 4-l032
Gil RITTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-Iee
front m: 2 ladies' sgls couple or Ee n
1908 y. II. AVE NV. near goth and
NNoSocozy single room next to bath bath
1886 sSI Hxx fSFi ST. N.w.-slccpins
room with priyils Of reception room,
kit. and laundry: AID. 2-9446: 80
III ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
waite home. adjacent to bathroom;
jewish home; man only; "a block
from streetcar and bus. rs
1888 p ST. N.W.-Second floor front
single room with southern exposure
1875 1857 \. T CxFfHfoL ST. furn. rms.
Re, Essss STS$kD s. S,N5 IN. PAINE,
HGnfs r SstS onS s 81 Eee lIS
JEWISH HOME, large front rm.. ;
windows, next to bath: good transp.
, reasonable Z s%sri, "a. SIl966a rms msl -,
5eT 2. Use H9 Of bot hot plate tsn 1 CO. g.
Mr.. WIS. AND MASS. AvEs-Well.
appointed rm.. with or without pvt
9en.d '0 eme e saeFinSw o Cme es Sst
a.s JEFFEsRRssS0SNS' ' ST. N.w.-smal
sinEle, pvt. home; gentleman. RA
10th sT.-studio rm, nicely fIrn.
use of tel and kit: SO per week
AID. 4-4S99: congenial young woman
-2S
1919. HOBART ST.-Lge. single rm.
semipvt. bath. ofi-street park; fol
ALTON PL. N.W.-Pine-p aneled stu
dio bsmt. rm.. pvt. bath and entr.
] ok. bus; man. EN-. 3-7S52. y,
1919 VARNUM ST. NW.-Lge. rm
in nice comfortable home, twin beds
adj. bath, porch: excel. transp. nj
$500 VEAZEY ST. N.W.@Larse from
rm.. pvt shower and Law. connectet
with rm.: gent. WO. 6-S5O4, -2S
CLEVELAND PARK - Spacious twil
bedrm. next bath. beaut. Diet. corne
house; $50 mo-; kit. privil avail.
ok. TO Conn. ave. WO. $4,000. "a
42t TAYLOR SIS rms. NIGEL
turn:, tele. serv., mr.. transp.; cpl
TIA. o-2533. 80
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COUNTRY BOARD

BEST FOOD. well prepared home
Rrown meats. eggs and vegetables {:
modern, cool, clean. near mts, MRS.
CLINT BURNER, tel. 929-F-1l.
Woodstock. Va
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ROOMS FuRN.-N.E. Gent,

CoLoRED--DoUBLE ROOM for g;
mo. or SIC wk. Ii: 4.s092.
COLORED-S32 18th ST.-Lge. front
rm. for cple. or 2 girls. Mod. COW.
Home privil.N Ii. 4-69I0.
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RMS, APIS. 70 SHARE tcenf.D APIS

YOUNG LADY, well educated, to
share new apt in Silver Spfing
area, with other; conv. transp.
A ~ S5sSSS ,bar, 6-rm. ar, !.
close to pentagon, with 2 girls.
Otis 4-932S.
WANTED l or 2 girls to share, lovely
roomy, 2-bedrm apt. with one
other: rent $40 o mo. Age $3.50.
CO. 5-7S0O Ext. 219.
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COLORED
THE NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
ApAPTMENTC

18th AND YOU SITS. NV.
For permanent residence. see our
and economy. See the variety OF
rooms and services offered and
shopping facilities avail. for per-
sonal needs "a hours a day: not
avail. elsewhere under one roof. We
GUARANTEE furn. accommodations
for $40 and up. Rms. shown day
or night, incl. Sunday. NO. 1890.
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2 CONNECTING ROOMS

Near Union Station. walking distance
to downtown; gas range. cleo. refgr..
running water; suitable cple.; $3.50
Wk. 20S E st. NV. Il
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

CONN. AYE. vIC.-Nice attrac. room
piano. Young people. S12. CO, s.
ROOM DON AND BOARD. day care 70,
child while mother works; or for
employed girls: in fine pvt. home
COW. transp. RIA. 6-3590.
LGE.. well furn; rm.; elderly person
s syail R Siad l. NO aie s-4a %1.is oaS
EMPLOYED COUPLE = Day care
child; sub. cottage; Incl. yard: $40
SILVER sPRiNG. MD.-Rm. ane
board in clean, comfort. home
next. bath, shower; COW. neighb'h'd
excel. board; 81 per wk.; gentle
1Si. COLUMBiA RID. N.W.-Excel
home cooked food: clean rooms; TV;
home atmosphere. Reas. rates. DU
HOUSE, 14oi 18th NV
Attrac: sgle.. dble.;. selected menus
switchboard Tv. Ideal location. II
The John Kilpen Hotel
:, 23lO AsHMEAD PL. NV
Rock Greek Park Dbie. and sgie
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals
rates. Sl7:50 wk. up: HO. 2-35bO
SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL
1928 18th st. NV. DU. 7-7668.
WITH OR WITHOUT MEALS
Good Food-Clean Rooms
Elevator. Living Room Tv.
DU. 7-7666
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APIS. fURNlsHED-D.c.

with gentleman; apt. Arl. ia. s-4e7s
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1888 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Newly dec
Grated single room adjoining bath;
only $3.50 week. 20
1888 18th ST N.W.-Businesswom
Sgle. and dble. rms. Clean. beaut.
furn.; modern baths. NO. 7-966g.
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1101 10th ST. NV.
(Opp. Statler)

water. $40 week. Up.
RE. 7-0440
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1i35, FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-ESne-
cially large . bedrms., 4 large clos
ets; Nv rm.. lge. kit. and porch.
Entire n. for 4 empl. girls, Con-
venientiy located; clean and sunny.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ALL HARDWOOD, stove and firepl.-
lengths; cords. 11-cords. delivered.
NV. area; clearance pcs. ia. 2-3l41.
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WANTED-GOATS
Large well-grown animals. CIR. 3-O29s
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-73l goth ST.. u block Conn. ave.
ana Rome room. kitchen, bath
tshower no tub; beautifully fur.
nlshed; new 7-ft. GE refgr.; one
1900: one $50. Call WILLIAMS,
Dupont 7-5039
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32IS CONN ard . bedrm apis.
Sl10-Sl55: efic.. SIS: furn. or I'M
furn.; ntils MGR. EN-. o.72oa.
1923 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely "-bed-
rm. apt. with extra-lge. liv. rm. All
new Turn. and appl Just redec For
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1900 MASS. AVE. NV. - Lovely
twin-b rms: new. mod. furn.: re-
dec; run. water; $3.50 wk. up;
also sgls.. $40 VIZ HO. 2-9589.
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1914 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn
units ranging from rm. and bath
70 . rooms, kitchenette and bath,
heas. rent, utils. incl. See janitor.
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BSMT. APT, bedrm.. pvt. entr
500 per mo. Adults. For appt
Call EN-. 2-S405. -2S
1I41 18th ST. NV b.r.. iiv. rm.,
6t. path: 500 80 mo. w/utils. HU
3-9731 or ia. S-531S.
III? NJ ST. NW.-Large bedroom.
kitchen. bath. stove, refgr.. sink:
$50 mo Couple. RA. 3-431O
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t'd FAIRMUNT ST. INVITING
lSe. front rms. mr.. bath. $50; also
rms. $50. May pay weekly; free
parking space. Also large Ink.
rooms. NV. section, SIS. tn. 2-2SS7.
l0-2. 6-S. daily and Sundays. rs
%l:s ST. N.W.-3 rms. kit. bath
SOB mo. See resident mgr. in Apt.
500 M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th
SENATE COURTS. a blk. from Sen
ate ONCE Bldg Beautiful. furn. J.
oedrm.. apt. roomy; air conditioned
eleV. bldg. l20 c st. ne, Ii. 6-446t,.
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IHU FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Three
S Sizes; Two room; kitchenette. and
path; S95 mo. Three rooms. kitch-
enette and bath. S120 mo. Also, s
rms, kitchenette and bath. Si5b
mo. All utils. incl. Inquire switch
LTV. RIM. bedrm. kit n.xt bstb.
utils. Comfortable; suitable for )
&bS. ia. 0-S02l hana Gth n "
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cONN. AND CATHEDRAL AREA
ior young civilized adults. AID. :
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'APITOL HILL-Bsmt. apt. S65 mo-,
incl. utils; 2 rms, kit. bath. compl
redecor no. 2-s55s. CO. $3.50
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NV large rms.
well furnished: choice
:. 500. incl. utils.
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SHIPLEY PARK APIS.

O1111 III &11E1A III ID
Attractively furn.. brand-new furni-
ture, completely redecorated; / and
2 bedrms,. liv. rm., dinette. kitchen.
ample closet space, laundry facili.
ties; conv. to bus and shopping cen.
ter ONCE on development. 1900
S5th ST. sc. 10. o-0135
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CIRCLE AREA
EFFICIENCY. A1R-coND. LoE. AND
bright with complete kit, dinette
and bath in attrac. bldg. Parking
space rear of bldg. and utils. incl.
in rent OF S110 per mo. 1918 2lst
st INV See MGR q
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81, BLK. OF MINI. AVE.-Iiy.
sm3 bedroom. dinette. kit. bath,
/, ~ ,T;5U Incl. utils. LII. 1854. is
NICELY FURN., . and 4 RIM. apis.
reasonable and convenient. Call DE
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zoos Kalorama I'd. Excel rms: 500
S40-S50; pvt. bath $40. AID. 2-9296.
OOWNTOWN-Clean spacious
dhles.; flrepl.. TV twin beds; So per
person S11 as sgle. HO. 2-532l
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1916 18th ST. N.W.--Lee., o-bedrm.
kit and bath; ideal for "a girls
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1925 PARK RID. N.w.-Lee. twip-bed
liy;, nm. comb, pvt. bath and kit:
MAY r 70 ' ocTo SER f RsHDe Conn ave-
bachelor apt. with front porch. ideal
GEoRGETowNM6 months lease, liv
rm:. large kit: 2 bedrms;, bath and
d dsy 80 a me- ac67s H'iis' incl syn
BACHELOR APT. for . persons. fur
nished in studio, style, pvt bath,
S Ss, s ks5;; req. Mrs: BGFT99 81
KAfoRAMA - Newly dec. grand
Pi lS19s SPACIOUS spss rs 2-ssbasSd rms' 10.
ais srd sT reH s.E e. rms. kit. semi
pvt. bath. clean. all utils.: good
transp.; couple only. Ii. 3-656S.
FURN. APT, air-eond.. garbage disp.,
RSyiia S Ssts st. sf W. s5!syo Apt a.
5 adults. AID. 2-s6O5. SIS
1908 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed-liv.
rm... din. rm., kit. pvt. bath; utils.:
AZ. Nv
rm., bedrm.. kit, pvt. bath. porch;
all utils.: suit. 2 or 8 girls; avail.
7Oi QUINCY ST. N.w.-Front room.
kitchen; next bath; $50. Phone RIA.
1856, siS'' NICHOLSON ST. NV. y" Apt.
No A. in 4-family apt. bldg. near
Walter Reed rms, dinette, kit.
and bath. with screened porch and
yard; 500 mo. plus utils. Avail;
tmmed Open sun, IL to D. rs
NV. SECTION room and kitchen.
furn. or unfurn.; u blk. transp.
Call after weekdays, IA. 9-l563.
1Is F ST. s.E.-Bsmt., semipvt bath.
sS SoS @ 18th 81 ST. S N.E.&Ent. end n. 4
light outside rms. attr. furn.; utils,;
gar; cmpl adults. AID. 2-5l!2. =
1918 IRVING ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. apt: 2 empl.
persons: S65 mo, HU. 3-Sl54. Us
500 10th, ST. NW.-5 rms. AND
bath, bsmt. apt; utils. incl. 2 empl.
people. 500. RA. S-1736. 30
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HARVARD ST, Mr.. l4th-Bedrm,
liv. nm, kitchen. bath: cow. transp.
IA. ALTA. 30
utilS. Completely furn. Cple. No
children. No pets. RA. 6-7735. -2S
GEORGETOWN-Liv rm.. din. al
cove, . bedrms.. kit, bath; newly
dec: suit. 2-3 adults. HUI. 3-646S.
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

1000 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED, 90
week old baby chicks, Ice each;
bring boxes for small orders. Open
Sunday. o. G.. MAXWELL, Lanham,
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'619 WOODLEY PL. NV ise
nm: and kitchenette. nicely furn.,
clean ana quiet; Sis. -1S
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trade Edgewater 9-512S. -
FOR SALE Pol, Hereford cows.
with Bird; calf. bred with pure bred
Domino Prince. 18th Bull. 3 pure
bred Pol Bulls. 1921 monts old,
A. ROTA, Cedar Grove. Nd. Wood
70 HEAD 70 SELECT FRoM-Res'd
walking horses. Western broke lead
ponies. hunter. Jumper prospects.
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100 REGISTERED ANGUS. A

plus heifers. steers. calves. bulls.
Herd sire Barbarian of Mt. p by
Prince Barbarian of Sunbeam. AUG.
ton Friday. April by HATTON
BROWN at o. w. Meier Farm: Ridge
sons Corner, via 240 and @S high
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.sa$A
enbacher, Froid; .xs M
each to Eugene &
Schillinger, Vida; Larry Gill
Emil Seller, Plevna, and 3 to Edward
Seller, Plevna.
Livestock and poultry on farms
and ranches showed net increase
of l per cent during 1858, according
to the USDA marketing service.
Most of the increase came from
milk and dairy stock, however, meat
producing animals showed loss.
Seven states showed net decline in
total number of cattle, they were
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, Colo
RADIO, New Mexico and Arizona. The
inventory value of all cattle and
calves was down $3.3 billion from
1852. Sheep numbers were down
per cent from 1852, but per cent
above the record low number on
hand in January, 1850. Hog numbers
are the lowest since 1888.
Wilbur Spring. Belgrade. reports
the sale of six Shorthorn bulls to
William Ward, Miner; Ralph Wells,
Torrington, Wyo., purchased seven
Shorthorn females from Earl Har-
per, Johnson, Wash, and Leo Kraft,
Browning, purchased seven Short
horn females from j. c. Price, Con-
rad.
The first quarter of the 1854 fiscal
year found 81 per cent more junior
breeders joining the American Aber-
deen-Angus Association than in
like period last year. This is re-
port from Frank Richards, secretary
of the black cattle association.
''The upswing may be partly at
tributed to the formation of Angus
heifer clubs throughout the coun-
try" said Mr.. Richards. "There were
/ 327 new lifetime members added to
the roster of the association during
December of 1858 the largest
number of new Angus. breeders to
join in a single month since March
of 1882" the secretary went on to
say. Registration figures also showed
that transfers were up II per cent in
the last three months of 1858, as COM
pared to a corresponding period in
1852.
Range feed conditions in Montana
are rs per cent this February as COM
pared to 81 per cent last month, n
per cent in February last year and
rs per cent for the 10-year average.
Wyoming range conditions are 70
per cent, 70 per cent, n per cent and
70 per cent, respectively.
But cattle this reporter has seen
would indicate that they are winter
ing as well as or better than nor
NAL, though two weeks of severe
weather in January caused heavy
shrinks. February weather has beer
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lope; 8 to Holly
S u g ar Corp;
Sheridan, Wyo.;.
l each to Ames
B r s., Intake,
and Henry Pet
erson, Crane; 3
to August Esch-
enbacher, Froid;
1 each to Eugene
Schillinger, Vida;
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Fred Dion. Glendive. reports the
sale of Angus bulls to Ed Wolff,
Lindsey; to Max Rasmussen, Ante
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roles in the great Metropolitan
Opera.
The grateful singer saved her
money to repay her benefactors.
They said with finality that their
pleasure in her success was re-
payment enough. So Blanche,
instead of blowing the windfall
on a mink coat or trip to
Europe, established q scholarship
from which each year some
talented music student will bene-
At. The fund has now been
awarded five times.
Happily this pleasant show OF
gratitude. expressed by passing
on benefits, isn't as rare as you
might believe. Only often the
passing ION is done so quietly that
few hear about it.
Long ago when I was on the
borrowing end. / learned about
the practice of many business
men who, when they lend to
somebody who is temporarily
down on his luck, invariably say:
Don't pay this back to me.
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Miss Mcbride Soys-'|ts Still More Blessed !.

be to help kids get started in
the theater." she said enthu-
siastically. "only, Of course. you
couldn't just choose candidates
because you liked them. You'd
have to be selective to do any
good. They'd have to have tai
ent, first Of ALL"
Though she didn't know it at
the time, a friend Of mine
started a nice little chain reac-
ton once just by keeping her
mouth shut. She was rather
startled years later when a
woman suddenly said to her:
I've been paying of to you for
a long time now. Do you re-
member-probably you don't
what a patient angel. you were
back there when thought my
whole life was smashing up?
You listened and listened while
I poured out my heart to you.
Ever since. in gratitude, I've
been the perfect audience when
somebody wants to air his
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1854 Campaign TO Be Debated

Katie Louchheim, director Of
women's activities for the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
Their subject will be Women
in the 1854 Congressional Cam
paign."
Head table guests will include
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth
and Mrs. j. Borden Hartman.
Mrs. Hazel Markell, president
of the club. will preside.
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When you can afford 1t, pass 1t
on to somebody else who Is in a
tight place."
It isn't always money that is
involved. Often it is time. A
certain well.known theatrical
director will always find an hour
to interview any ambitious
young person. The reason? He
remembers that years ago Ar
thur Hopkins. famous producer.
interrupted a busy schedule to
see him when he was newly
come to New York, green and
frightened.
1--WE discovered no geniuses,
the director said thoughfully,
"but do believe I've been OF
use in q few cases where dis
couragement might have sent
competent prospects rushing
home"
Film star Bette Davis once
told me that she sees herself
when she's older, running around
looking for young talent.
can exciting thing to do would
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Or CUP TO Honor
Mrs. AhIqren

A showing OF summer fashions
will highlight q luncheon to be
given by the Indiana Society Of
Washington in honor Of Mrs.
Oscar ,Ahlgren. president Of the
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs at 1890 pm. tomorrow in
the OAR Chapter House.
Mrs. Ahlgren, a native Of
Whiting, Ind, will be presented
with a rosebud corsage by the
women Of the Indiana Society.
She is being honored for "out-
standing work among women's
clubs throughout the world"
A st. Patrick's motif viii be
carried out in the table decora-
tions including green candles and
sprigS of shamrock.
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Top women Of the Republican
and Democratic Parties will
share the program at q luncheon
Of the Women's National Press
Club on Monday at the May.
flower Hotel.
The speakers will be Miss Ber-
tina s. Adkins, assistant to the
chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. and Mrs.
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troubles. I'm just passing on
your kindness"
It's a fascinating idea that
the good deed the doer forgets.
the encouraging word, the help
ing hand, 60 beneflcently on and
on mitigating at least a little
the frequent cruelty of an ALL
too difficult world.
(From AP NewsfeaturesI
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Bonshee Bookiovers
To Meet Tomorrow

The Banshee Booklovers will
hold their annual public meeting
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the head
quarters Of the American AS
ISOLATION Of University Women,
1884 I street NV.
DR. Rudd Fleming, of the UNI
versity of Maryland, viii be guest
speaker at the st. Patrick's meet
ing. His topic will be THE
Greatness Of James Joyce"
Joseph D. Brennan. Counselor
of the Irish Embassy, will give
a few remarks.
The Banshee group. which has
a membership Of co. has been
organized for three years.
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Duncan Nc
Leod, but the
reason for the
scholarship is
even , nicer.
It's part Of
the story of
Blanche The
bonn, who a
few years ago
had q fine
mezzo So
prano voice
but no money
for o musical
Q d u G q ton.
G0maA lind