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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Q MILES FROM Nci, in Hollywood
Park. OF Colesville I'd. S25 dn... SIC
per mo. for beautifully wooded lot
5r4NSsSI GN2 ~ s52g ,a.s sox,oo -. .sWsr
water and street in; $3.50 each.
incl. laterals -JU. S-l555 -2S
NEAR $500 MASS. AVE-, MD.-Paved
street: near parochial and public
schools; aO-ft. front; $f.750. in
Guiding sewer and water house con-
nections. JAMES y DRAPER. JU
9-l166, JU. 1850. ---2S
LAKE BANCROFT beautiful ad-
Joining lots: reasonable. OWNER.
ST. $4,000: ewes. JU. 9-1913. Il
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FARMS (csat.l

$50 DOWN. S2s mo-. buys for ST.
$50: IS acres Of woodland, State
gravel road, power line, good spring,
with many springs: for country club
or airfieid: on 3 roads; large s.
bedrm- modern home, oil heat. 3
freplS.: home surrounded with trees:
land rich and fertile: all land under
milk II you're looking for land. this
is a good investment. S50.0o0 down
handle. JOHN BURDOFT. Call Ever
green 1856. 1898 Colesyille road.
$50. "A acres: 20 cleared. 5-room
dwelling: good well. 2 streams, saw
timber. rs miles south b. C. TIE.
sHEN2NNDoAH vALLEY-4O acres.
near Strasburg; 7-room house. con-
veniences; 1880 or best offer. Call
OWNER. HA. 2-9566.
PRINCE WILLIAMS COUNTY = 80
lge. bedrms.. tiled bath, gas heat,
cleo, hot and cold water, 2 small
barns; 80 miles from Wash. Priced
at $4,000, with 81 800 down. Can
"a. osEV4fsoi eve soL JA aHissS ea M5
TOBACCO FARM 90 miles D. c.. 20
miles Baltic. near Md. Rt. 301-l60
acres, . houses, = large barns. other
bldgs.; long frontage on surfaced and
maintained roads: gravel pit on one
end OF farm: good stream. SlS.500
WALTER NJ BAUMAN 1927 K St
NV, MA. S-6229 EN-. 2-S415.
MONT. C0.-540 acres. 400 clear. 90
mi. D c.. good lbluegrass; ~ mi.
on State I'd. ! mi. on creek: mod
houses: $500 A. Present owner will
rent MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-1029.
MODERN FARM near Fairfax. 81 mi.
from D. Grim. house, bath, all
necessary outbuildings: orchard and
stream; 80 acres $500 down. Low
price; Owner leaving county. Ii.
7-52l2 or Ii. 3-4779. Il
1I0-A. DAIRY FARM. % mi. D. c..
Loudoun Co.. Va.-Black top I'd, lge.
stream. 32-cow D. C. barn. silo:
other good outbldgs.: mod. house. 1 u
baths, oil hit. bsmt., ten. houses.
LoUDoUN COUNTY, VA.
Near Round Hill. $50 acres. high
state of cultivation. 1875 open. Is
timber: well fenced: running stream
and springs. 4-bedrm. stone Colonial
house large barns. outbuildings,
Price, S37 500, terms.
20 acres. Stream and springs. 7-rm.
house large barn. outbuildings.
Price, S15.5OO, Terms.
C S. SHILLINGBURG
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49, hard-top converti-
BILE; r. and h., Powerslide: excep-
tionally clean car l,095 TEMPLE
MOTORS. 1916 Diagonal I'd, Alex.
Va; XII. S-4S00
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SUMMER HOMES

MAINE - 3-bedrm. cottage, furn.,
fronting open ocean; modern bath
and kit. Season. EN-. 2-4673, ewes.
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TRAILERS

eft FLAT. SINGLE FREUHAUF
TRAILER: in good condition. with
air brakes: pvt. OWNER, Herndon
Ala. Il
FOR SALE, 1s-ft trailer with at
tsched rm.: bottled-gas range, oil
heater. retgr.; S295. JE. 1888.
STREAMLlTES, 1855. new, 81. 35
and Al IT,, and 2 bedrms.. all with
complete baths, S-cu.-ft. refgr., hot
water heaters, fully equip, from
$2.995 up, only Il down. 5-year
bank financing at 5eo other makes
to choose from: free delivery any
where IN Y, s; seryicemen welcome
APPROVED. AUTOS, 5000 Riggs rd.,
Chillum. Md. HA. 2-37T7. 80
condition, Call WA. 7-2s02. IS
FOR MINED. SALE--Ig50 gift.
Pslace; built-in baby bed. JE, A
1919. g
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BETHESDA - Attention. Buildersl 2
priced at $4,000; lots nave finished
street. Approx. let sizes. 60xi %.
Ewes, call OIL. 4-S3+6. SAMUEL Z.
BOGLEY. nc OIL. 6-7s0O. rs
GEORGIA AVE. EXT. so acres. 1000
It. road frontage. $500 per acre
Ssn Mr. Scott; ~; 9,o429; BER-
LANHAM-SEyERN RD.-3 lots, each
approx. 60xl75: city water: $1,000
Reaitor. Lsrham. Nd. AP. $500.
LANBAM PARK-BeautIfuuy wooded
lot. lO0x2i6: city water. THOMAS
Z HALEY L50; Realtor. Lanham. Nd.
5 ACRES. beautifully wooded level
domestic. with approx, 3OO-ft. 'front.'
3D. nr: Defense hwy; Priced night at
HALEY LEY. Realtor' Lanham. Nd.
2 TO s ACRE RAMBLER sITEs,
per a. Terms. OWNER. JU. 5,5533.
BUILDERs-se acres in Fairfax
County; suitable for subdivision, To-
Gated q mi. beyond Tysons Corner
on rue. =, Lana is gently rolling.
wooded in rear. Owner will sub
ordinate. Priced at $4,000 with
$4,000 On. CALL GEORGE E
SULLIVAN, Realtor, ia. 7-449O:
3 A., A.. 10 A., Ia A., IS A. Also
so acres: 90 clear. balance in wood
with stream. Some oak and poplar
trees. SMITH W. MUTT. Sr..
JU. 9-4646. Spring 4-3I94. 80
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH. VA.-3 lots.
S0x259; $500 each. May Subju-
gate WALKER & DUNLOP. INC,
Mr.. INTERSECTION Of Riggs I'd. and
University lane-6 lots; lateralS in
stalled TO each lot line; street in
place, S1S.500 rambler neighbor-
hood. THOMAS j. LANE, Jr., Colo
RADIO Bldg, MA. S-943S.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Outstand lot
for small estate in Al location;
1.43 level and gently sloping acres
with huge shade trees: $500. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC, ia. A.
APT. GROUND lge. enough for 2s
units on Macarthur Blvd NV Is
min. from downtown Wash. OWN
Err OIL 4-5l57.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

needed for mo-, willing to pay fiat
amount Of high interest, secured by
tangible assets. Immediate action.
Call before IL noon. HE. 4-67lS, no
later than April %, 1866. 29$
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BUICK 80 Super 2-dr sedan; maroon
10 S545. NASH ARLINGTON CORP
Indoor Showroom 20l5 N. Moore
ST., ArI. (RosslynD. Va, ia. 5000,
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BUICK 30 Super 4-dr.; ] owner.
fully equipped. Dynafiow. like new.
LA 6-I2IS after 6. =
BUICK 80 2-door sedan; 2-tone
green; fully equip; an exceptionally
clean car; $1,495.
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I owner, low mileage. 4-dr., r. and
b.. matching covers. Exceptional
S595
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
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BAY RIDGE. MD.-3-bedrm., 2-bath
all yeaf-round home, oil heat: =
blk. 70 bay; splendid eond. Call
LAKI JACKsoN-cahin. all con-
veniences: lots: furnished: boat
and motor Reasonable. XII. S-1SS4.
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BAY RIDGE-waterfront home. z
rooms, . baths and large screened
porch with magnificent view Of
Chesapeake Bay and Severn River
Oil heat and hardwood floors. This
home is approximately 10 years old
and is very well built.
EPPING FOREST. private community
on Severn River, near new Washing
ton eXpressway - Modern Groom
home in immaculate condition. Oil
hot-Water heat. garage
EVE GUIDE BRANDT, Realtor
Annapolis, Nd, Colonial 3-46l2
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC 'S4 $50" Special Fleet
miles: brand-new cond.: all the ex-
ira equipment except air-cond-;
owner: S4.395. NO. 7-1256, or
wOODNER. Rm. 1853 after pm.
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BOAT SUPPLIES

~ 4 l. Nv L L A1LO
Rope. ! I2c IT: copper paint. $3.50
gal: life Jackets, 81; BELLS. anchors
lights, oars paddles, chains floats
rubber. rubber hose. J. II GICH.
NER 25l3 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3527
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2fHOUR GUARD AT CAUSEWAY
GATE; private club: all resort facili-
tees. Rent for season.
4 bedrooms, 4 baths. large sleeping
porch and servants quGi tiers.
2 hedroo as. 2 baths and sleeping
porch.
z bedrooms. baths and servants
quarters.
SALES AND LEASES SUBJECT TO
APPROVAL OF CLUB BOARD OF
GOVERNORS. For information, call
Mrs. Kraft, DE 2-067l, or
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave DE. $4,000
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LANHAM-SEyERN RD.-3 lots. each
approx. 60X175; city water: So 900
for all 3. Call THOMAS P. HALEY.
Realtor. Larham. Md. AP. 7-S3OO.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA.

Near Round HILL $50 acres, high
timber: well fenced: running stream
and springs. 4-bedrm. stone Colonial
house, large barns. outbuildings,
Price, S37 500, terms
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ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1850 14th st. NV. AID. 4-S5OO
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH, VA, LOSING and
Ball sts.-Cottage with cleo, h.
water: avail. for season. Call JU.
S-l623 weekdays. Inspect Sat. and
sun. 20
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CADILLAC ISL "6e'' sedan: pastel
blue finish. fully equip. with Hydra.
r. and h.. seat covers, ETC.. immac
Only 81 795.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1000 ARL. RID, BETH. OIL. 5-770O
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AUTOS. FOR SALE Cont,

fully equipped, Dynafow. like new.
LA 6-I2lS after 6. =
BUICK '53 2-door sedan: 2-tone
green; fully equip; an exceptionally
clean car; $1.495.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1850 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-S50U
BUICK 80 super 2-dr sedani maroon
to S5i5. NASH ARLINGTON CORP
Indoor Showroom 2Ol5 N. Moore
ST., Arl. tRosslynD. Va. ia. 5000,
BUICK '5e Riviera Roadmaster hard
top: S1.l99. HORNER'S BUICK,
1893 MINI. ne. LII. l-9226. %
BUICK 40 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan:
excel. mechanical cond.. good tires,
indoor. Showroom, 20l5 N. Moore
ST.. Arl. (Rosslynl. Va. IA. $4,000.
BUICK AT sedanette; new paint a and
$780, ssft f aE 4,7s u very good - eSpd
soors HoRaGRs OF co oRdels su af
a RsaIsr, Fla. ave. ne. at eth.' Ii.
BUICK "a sedan; blue and white
exterior; fully equipped. including
power steering and WV. tires;
S2.l95. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1912 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK 80 Super Riviera: r. and h..
very good cong. 5000 for immed.
BUICK 1876. Riviera hardtop Road,
master; immac. 2-tone black and
Yosemite yellow finish. r. and h.,
Dynafiow, Wv. tires. etc. tlashy
and sporty: 81 1876. MONTGOMERY
STpBBS. Lincoln Mercury Dealer,
5 Sns1 l5li i I'd. Ap. 1929,
BUICK so Special sedanette: $40.
HoRNER'S BUICK. 1929 MINI. ne,
BUICK 50 Super hardtop Riviera;
fully equipped. low mileage, runs and
looks like new. dazzling yellow and
black o-tone finish with red leather
interior: a car you will be proud to
own: Sl.l95. low down payment.
STANDARD PONTIAC, 4404 Rhode
Island ave. ne. UN. 4-566l.
BUICK l947 Super 4-dr.: light blue
finish; interior and appearance very
good: mechanically ok. Very special
for this week end: $3.50
ROSenthal Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
Used-Car Lot
Phone ia. 7-lll6. Open Daily to
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BUICK '52 Riviera Roadmaster hard
top: S1.l99. HORNER'S BUICK,
1850 MINI. ne LII. l-D226. -2H

excel. mechanical cond., good tires,
orig. gray finish. Price reduced to
$445. NASH ARLINGTON CORP,
Indoor Showroom, 20l5 N. Moore
ST.. Arl. (Rosslynl, Va. IA. $1,000.
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BUICK "a Special de luxe 4-dr /;
:2,I99 HoRNERa,sS BUICK. SSSse
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- Attention. Buildersl 2
priced at $4,000; lots nave finished
street. Approx. let sizes. 60Xi25.
Ewes. call OIL. R-s346. SAMUEL Z.
BOGIEY nc OIL 6--SOO rs
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CADILLAC "a "69" sedan: beautiful
green finish: fully equipped, includ-
WV 1t 'f tires: Ss.sa5. ccc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1000 0onA CIT NV CIT l.oR00
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CADILLAC 80 "8o" 4-door: beau
tiful blue finish. fully equip. with
white tires. power steering, :. and
h. Hydra. cleo. windows and seat.
seat covers. ETC.; excel. eond.
throughout: only 50. S95-
Suburban Cadillac-OldS. Co.
-ooo ADJ. nm RETH OIL, 6-7f00
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LANHAM PARK-Beautifuuy wooded
lot. l00x2l6: city water. THOMAS
F.. HALEY. Realtor. Lanham. Nd.
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CADILLAC SO 2-dr. coupe; private
BY housewife: excellent condition
all power features. Serviced regu-
larry BY AKERS CADILLAC. Sl.995.
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CADILLAC '4s 4-dr.: =; and b; this :
MOTORS 1900 River I'd. Alex. Va
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finished you'll have added decoration for the Christmas
tree mantel or table centerpiece.
The result, The FREELY the secondbest engine of
the Caspaw and Kybreath Creek Railroad a freight
the amount Of freight did not justify bringing
a caboose or box car.
Here your directions
Mount the page piece Of thin cardboard using
thin, wet library paste Cut out the parts. Score
all bending lines with the back of table knife Then
glue all joints with fasdrying model-aplane cement.
Make funnel stays and fishing line of string you get
stuck kids just ask Dad help He'll study the whole
thing carefully then take you to the movies -R. S.
, 1955-11-08
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VOL. III TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1855 NO. 24
, 1955-11-08

CHRkIlANSIED THEATDr
THE HOUSE or GOOD PICTURES
Tuesday, Nov. 8 Double Feature:
WHAT PRICE o CTechnicolor)
James Cagney -Corinne Calvert : Dan Daley
EAST OF sUMATRA CTechnicolor)
Jeff Chandler I Marlyn Maxwell Anthony Quinn Susan Ball
Wednesday, Nov. 9 cHUcHo Ell In span)
Tin Tan Tongolele Alicia Caro- Perla Aguiar
Thursday, Nov. 10 : CONE FILL TINE CUP
James Cagnoyt Phyllis Thaxter
Saturday, Nov. Double Feature:
GREAT SIOUX UPRISING CTechnicolo)
FRANKENSTEIN
Boris Karloff John Boles
Sunday, Nov. is JAMAICA RUN tTechnicolor)
Ray INLAND Arlene Dahl Wendell Corey, Patrice Knowles
nmm-
, 1955-11-08
SPEECH DELIVERED BY SEN WALTER !. M. HODGE
AT RECENT LABOR UNION CELEBRATION
Concluded from yesterday

Labor in the Virgin Islands has shown its dedication e
the preservation Of human values. Labor in these Islands
completely unspoiled by demogogs or communists, which
are non-existent in these Virgin Islands, ask for fair treat
ment, fair wages, and is prepared to give, in return an hon
est DAYS work for a full days pay.
Labor ii the Virgin Islands is prepared to cooperate il
every movement. political or otherwise which has as its mo-
tivation and at its end result the advancement of the econo
mic, social, and political welfare Of the people Of the Virgin
Islands as a whole.
AS YOU know, during the past year and a half we have
made tremendous economic gains by the return OF millions
Of dollars which are today deposited in the banks Of the VIZ
gin Islands for the benefit of the people of the Virgin Islands
and it is with deep appreciationsthat We are thankful 70 HS
Excellency the Governor Walter A. Gordon who has already
initiated steps to see that these monies are spent for the i'm
provement Of the people Of the Islands and the Government
structure we no longer are in the position Of glor1fled beg
CARS who from year to year with hat in hand had TO beg To-
handouts from the Congress of the United States. we ike
our fellow citizens on the mainland are today able % s1ane
straight with our shoulders erect and pay our own bills
these revenues that are now being returned to the islands
are Justly ours, we have earned these revenues-the revenues
derived from our labors-the labors of the people OF the Vr
gin Islands. Over the years to come we must see that these
funds are spent wisely in order that we become economical
" more self sufficient.
AS j said in my welcome address to our new Governor
lust two weeks ago yesterday, Virgin islanders are 9 peace
full law abiding, Woodworking group Of American citizens
We make political mistakes just the same as our brother
il the United States do no more and no less. But we con
denim those who for selfish and punitive reasons OF thel
own seek to exaggerate these mistakes and to balloon then
into a movement to discredit the ability Of the people Q
the Virgin Islands. This movement has flouTlshed Tor quts
some time but happily we have as our Governor now q MAJ
Of warm sympathy and genuine understanding that we MAJ
look forward to- restoration IN our Government Of an err
Of warmqsvmpathy and genuine understanding towards tn
problems which have to be solved IN these Islands IN tn
, 1955-11-08
months and the years that are ahead.

have taken more time than ! intended wiHSnOw close
with the hope and prayer that each Of us dedicate ourselves
on this day-Liberty Day-or Freedom Day, to help attain
that which is best for all the people of the Virgin Islands,
"A GREATER MEASURE OF LOCAL AUTONoAY. / thank
Iyou.
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SPlRALINc PRICES CONTINUE

Despite serious effort the Of government officials
and financial leaders unary forces have
prevailed throughout the preclude possibility Of
the old cycle of boom and bust plagued this
continuing. with ending tendency higher yet
higher still
The latest pointing possibilities Of still higher
prices that the railroads Of the
asked for board
freight offset Of railway workers
and fringe benefits labor
mands TINS tregn, logically should
be the viii general public
the form OF higher for buy from food
stus to article that public
buy. Supplers blamed
for they fair profit they stay
The railway certainly
they past They backbone
and they should
would paralyze whole life
They mad contend unfair competition in
the form of the publicly supported high
subsidized automobile
further nrnged former
just belong? n humble
judgement of this the headed
organized labor and other seeekng
of stamina and ordinary horse politicians who
these in the hope themselves reelected
We need statesmen and fewer professional politicians
office but just how to at dferential between
the election difficult
Montana had share of this kind socaled
by public officials and the has
what referred big another
important election year would be good
let the politicians obligation
ALL the people of the group
rants about the abuses of another order further
ends.
Unless this inaonary tendency soon
danger lies may
than realize
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

In modest the Glacier Reporter this week presenting
its Christmas which fifty business
and professional of the community extending cordial
holiday greetings which will
whose
hands the every week
Not business represented for the that all
could be reached Merchants and business people of the
enjoyed exceptionally during
year rejecting greatly life
the taking
munity.
Reporter like all establishments
Browning enjoyed good business and
the others extending deepest appreciation of the local
support the During the circulation
been almost doubled beginning feel like the
Reporter integral the life and during the
hope increase Of and
sponsiblity.
May this Christmas of 1855 happes and
satisfying any Christmas history community
5 held
by all those whose greetings appear
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
1t has been long, long time
since I've written you, Santa,
but all the gloriously bright
little baubles that l had in the
years gone by are now broken
or furnished and tearstained
How | wish you would bring me
a few of those precious toys that
| once had-the shining baubles
of joy, the tinkling bells of cheer
that rang in my voice. the Cand.
les of Faith that shown in my
eyes. the FrankinCenSe and
Myrrh of steadfaSt belief that
strengthened my soul and the
lode star of universal love that
cleaned in my heart.
Thinking back over the past
years, l realize that did not
appreciate these priceless things,
or care for them, as should
have done. But now | repent my
carelessness and humbly ask you
~ IGlllelllDel HE lIllS Ill lSlllldS.
III hang my empty heart right
by the door, Santa, and please
this is what I'd like you to bring
me-:
Bring me forgiveness for those
who have robbed me of my
laughter, and filled my eyes with
tears: let me have a large blank
ct of forgetfulness TO cover up
all bitterness and vain rcpiIing.
give me just enough cement of
hope to mend the shattered rag
ments of JOY; leave nc 4 little
song of cheer and quite a 10; of
plain. oldfaShioncd faith and I'M
Selfishness that can share FREQ
ly with my nelghbors.
l hope I'm not asking too
much. dear Santa. and if you
can spare me all these l promise
TO be very careful. and try not
to let them get spoiled AGAIN. Tor
l know now thai tear slams arc
awfully hard 10 remove. and
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against putting cotton around
the tree stand and floor under
the tree unless it is known to be
fireproof.
Trains and other electrically
operated gifts should never be
set up under the tree because
sparks they emit can easily start
fire. The fire inspector advised
that gift wrapping be placed i'm
mediately in waste baskets and
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not great enough to ignite tree
needles if the tree is properly
moist and kept moist by keeping
it in water or wet sand.
Ornaments should be made of
fireproof materials like metal or
glass. Authorities warned against
decorating a tree with cotton.
paper or other materials unless
they are marked "flameproof"
or fire retardCnt." He advised
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A Gro,vn-up Child Writes Santa

marks on a heart just can't be
smoothed out, and when faith
crumbles l don't know how to
put it together again.
But don't forget, dear Santa,
that | have moved from the dear
old home on Happiness Heights.
You cant miss me, though, if
you'll just remember that | live
in the House of Doubt, at the end
of Cynical avenue. But In sure
I'll be able to move back to the
old place by next Christmas.
Sincerely and anXiOusly,
A GrOwn-up Child
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-23
WELL CHILD CLINIC

There will be well child
clinic at Heart Butte ON Thurs
day of next week, Decembpr
18th, it is announced this Week
from the hospital.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-23

not allowed to pile up under the
tree.
AS final precaution, turn off
tree lights when no one is home
Evening star., 1955-06-20
George Jeon Nothon
.Weds Julie Huydon

NEW YORK, June 20 (P.-
Drama Critic George Jean
Nathan, 70, and Actress Julie
Hayden, As, were married yester-
day aboard the cruise ship Santa
Rosa.
Capt. Frank Siwik, skipper of
the ship. notified Grace Line off,
cials here that he performed
the ceremony when the vessel
was about 215 miles east of Cape
Hatteras.
1t is the first marriage for
both Mr.. Nathan and Miss Hay
Evening star., 1955-06-20

Basket Of the oldest trades in America The
Indians have been experts at the art for centuries
Indian began by making crude baskets containers
for and VEGETABLES Later they became su they
added decorations to the baskets
Pima Indians the Southwest used the bers
of the yucca plant to their baskets.
Above young Pima mother is making big basket to carry
of from the field Her little boy small basket
payflly a sunshade.
The Indians dyed Of their hbers with native roots
coored earth to add designs to their finished products
This is the first of series Of pictures Americans Make
Things Themselves You finish the pictures In all sorts Of
bright color and add them to collection Of American
industry in the making
Tomorrow: Rug Weaving