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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-12
Tipping Pepper For Sole
Tribune Herdld

NSULlN
: You ore oil fumiiur with Insuln od the great meaning
it hos to sufferers of Diabetes.
Insuin is q hormone ond is secreted into the blood oY
cells which ore situoted in or near the pancreds. Evidence
thot Insulin is present in the pcmcreas. OF mommols Wos
oriuinoIy furnished in 1889 by Mehring ad Minkowskl.
The nome INSULM wds suggested by Sir Z. ShoIpey
rSchufer for this hormone, in the, belief that it comes from
the isles.
In 1921. however. Banting and Best. working under the
direction of J. ]. r. Macleod. found that extracts OF pmhdily
deueneruted poncreus contained the hormone. md this
observation led to the devising Of q method tor extracting
the Insulin in more purified form and in qumhty from nor
mol poncreus.
Alcohol wos found to be q suitable extroctiye, in tnot
it dissolved the Insulin ond, at the some time lnhlDlted me
ocfon OF the digestive fernents, dnd Colip succeeded in
1922. in sufficiently purifying the olcohoic eXtrocts. by
q process of fractional precipitation, SO thot they could
be injected simultaneously in mon without causing locd
irritation. Very potent extracts were also prepared from
the principal. islets Of fishes. -
As q result of these findings und ds q result Of the COM
bined efforts Of many great scientific minds, lnsuln was
given to the world to relieve the sufferers OF Diabetes.
BIG HORN DRUG
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-12
VIEW. Auxiliary Meets

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary held their regular
business meeting in the club
rooms Thursday, July 5.
After the business meeting a
social hour was enjoyed by the
20 ladies present.
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Feminine Fashion
FLaiT==


The fur showtngs this
Colors
designed
dark shades Novelty blond champagne
honey begs
the fancy Of Of the shoppers.
Early evidence
because OF their apusc outstanding
cued pelts exceptionally naeng
texture Cleaning jet rich browns bronze comprise
most exciting choice OF such Both
long coats boast fascinating smooth
other details that make the
Persian lamb excellent
similar nufner pclts Black Persian with brown
favone grays
soft and vy darker
cs and pleasantly and
neutrals
The fur silhouette available skins
and tones You will hike the wonderful straight
fared back lines the that be
definitely and especially nRcng gir Sleeves
help houCtes puffcd he melon
shapes and the convertible that
or reach bracelet length at he wrists
Dramatic Innings make every feminine beauty
Real silk taffetas In bold wide stripes
diagonal stripes offer everything
Cleaning atns the other
fashion coat Innings
seatns black nattertnR coats In any
length but there jaunty models high
lighted with gold
with velvet Cuffs wide and SnuEly fitted for
The most dreamed of o
SOFT paste" mutation effects and the
Whether luxurious the last
word in subtle elegance.
The fur picture brighter bigger in width than
before this you've fornaeu 10 buy
one this surely make
your choice
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WilIiam-Wollace
Nuptiols Read In
Home Ceremony

On Monday evening, October
MISS Phyllis Ann Williams,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Il.
Williams. 3844 Clinton Ave. So,
became the bride of Mr. Grant
Frederick Wallace, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wallace, 304p CIln-
ton Ave. So. In n quiet home
ceremony
Rev. Louis Johnson performed
the quiet single ring scremony at
the seven o'clock hour. which took
place at the home Of the bride
The mouse was beautifully de-
corated with RladiolRS and Chry-
santhemumS. The music Is the
background was the record BE.
cause"
The bride wore a beautiful blue
lace ankle length gown with "a
high neCkline and well fitted
around the waist and a full skirt
She wore n white lace hat with
white gloves. Her shoes were OF
white linen. The only jewelry she
wore was a pair Of blue earrings
and a white diamond ring on her
right hand. She carried a bouquet
Of red roses.
The Motron Of honor. Mrs Mar
lene Sheppard. sister Of the groom
was also dressed In a light blue
lace ankle length gown with a
high neckline Size carried a bou-
quet OF red roses
Mr. Ronald p Judy. WAS best
man
Following tn" ceremony. a re-
cepti0n was held at the homo Of
the bride. which 100 persons al
tended.
The table WIS decorated with n
white lace cloth on which q three
tier wedding lake was centsred
On top Of the cake was q big wed.
ding bell with - beautiful and col
orful swan In tae center. On each
side Of the cake stood a white
candle, held In place by crystal
candle holders Al one end Of the
table was q crystal punch bowl
and at the other end were crystal
candy and nut dishes with pastel
shades Of mlnts in one and mixed
nuts In the other, The newly wed
couple received many beautiful
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The senior Choir Of Borde.
Methodist church will meet Fri
day evening. October ~ at the
church. All members are re- quest =
cd Ia please be- present
Mr.. and Mira w. %. Richardson
1919 Chicago Ave, arr caring for
baby boy In their home. They
have had little Donald Warren,
who In now three weeks old. since
he was one week old
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton NJ.
Hughes, 384I Clinton Ave. are re-
ceivinE congratulations on the
birth Of n six pound two ounce
baby girl. born Tuesday, October
2 at $50 At Fairview hospital
The parents named the baby Jan
hoe Adrienne. Both mother and
daughter are at home doing very
well.
Pvt. Sonhy Wilson. Corp Bcnnie
Morton and Pvt. Fred johnson.
spent the week end In the city
visiting friends While here, they
attended the Flame Mite Club in
~ Paul, They are stationed at
Camp Mccoy. Wis
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claVkSon, Grove SsoT
As Milwaukee Wins
Little World Series

Milwaukee, Wis amp Jim
CBuasD Ciarks1n and George
Grove starred for the Milwaukee
Brewers, American association
champions. a. they defeated the
Montreal Royals. International
league champions - 10 10 Thurs
day 20 take the '1Attle World
Series" games 10 2
In the final game, CiarkS6n
pounded out three hitA In five
times At bat, hitting third In the
lineup, and Grove. batting clean.
up. blasted two for five Each man
scored twice
Playing In the Montreal lineup
were Hector Rodriguez and Junior
Gillian. Rodriguez was the bat
ting star Of the day with four
hits IN five times at bat and three
runs battsd in, Gillian hit three
for five.
After losing two Of the first
three games, the Brewers came
back 10 take three straight In
Milwaukee and the scriss Clark
SINS hitting was the key fSctor
IN the Milwaukee attack
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Ivory Joe Hunter and his seven
piece band will appear at the
Minneapolis Labor Temple Sat
urday night, October 20
Aside from being one of the top
pianists In the country he Is also
a composer, writing most Of the
lyrics and music for his tunes
King Of the "Ivories, once n
stevedore In Houston. Texas, takes
this business Of music and enter
tanning seriously. actually gives
the audience its moneys worth
with his ''bOuncle and bOoRish"
Interpretation of his own tunes
and other popular tunes.
The members Of his seVen-piece
band have been carefully selected.
They represent some Of the top
musicians in the country who re-
ceived wide applause wherever
they appeared.
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uppineott In
Dunee Reeiful
Benefit YWcA

On Thursday, October IL. Ger
tr'lde LpPincott 10 appearing in
program Of Modern Dance al
Benton Hall in the YWCA for the
bcnefit Of the YwCA Studio
Dance Group, The program will
begin at S;lh and tickets are $40
including tax,
Assisting with the program Is
Robert MoSlton. who viii dance a
solo which he chorcogrNphed en-
titled FANATIC Miss LAppincott
win dance three new works ---
Suite. Night Piece" n duet in
which Eunice Brown Cain viii
dance. "A FUN Moon In March II
the third new work
The entire studio group viii
perform Ruth" which was pre-
inferred last spring Naomi" In
danced by Eunice Brown Cain.
Ruth" by Jean prcmack and
"Orpha", Margaret pataky, Other
members Of the dance group will
dance the part Of the women.
Just We Two" Ia u humorous
dance performed 10 words and
tells of the joys and SORROWS Of a
happy married hfr" Drama In
Space" IL the second duet Mrs,
Cain and Mrs lAppincott win per.
form THIS was first performed by
the duo in witchita, Kansas, The
Devil In Loneliness" II a very
moving dance which tells " the
problem many people face pres.
entity that Of loneliness
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the hunored guest A. NJ Roach,
Richard Ross, Miss Mary EVvrsun
and Measrs, Don ThnmpSon and
II, &, Prinm. son Of the honorcd
guests. MT.-and Mrs, 4, Il. primm
have been the house guests of the
", PrimmA for two weeks ami lcft
the city Thursday for Kansas
City. Kansas, wherc they viii visit
with friends before returning Ia
their home,
The Past MatrUna and Past Pa.
trons Council arc holding their
first quarterly meeting Sunday,
October II at the home 81 Mrs
olive Young. aSiH Third Ave. So
at 800 p, IN All members are
Mr.. Jam"a Robo. 9S Hyland Ave
No. was hnnorcd at u birthday
party given by his wife On Thurs.
day, October I Among those pre-
sent TO help with tho celebration
were Messrs, and Mines, Theodore
Woodland. Clarence Smith, James
JNcoway. and Mrs lnlcttR Ampry
Mr., Bobo received many lovely
gifts.
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the University of Minnesota,
Correction: Miss Clara Grav.
daughter Of Mrs. Ella Hickman
Sl4 N. Grotto. Is NOT engaged to
Mr.. Clifford Walker Of Los An.
geles, Calf. as stated in last
weeks issue.
The Teen Debs Club met Tues
day, October 8, at the Halle @
Brown House. Joan johnson
president.
Mrs Bismarck Archer, 3l4 N
Western Ave, Will be hostess at
the regular meeting Of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of the Postal Al
lance on Tuesday October Is.
MFR. and Mrs. NJ. X. Burgess,
970 Rondo, have as their house
guests Mrs. Burgess brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Att
Gus Burgess and daughter. Mar
ionette or Bermuda. They arrived
in the city by plane, Thursday,
october 4 to spend a month visit
ing relatives and friends.
The Mckinley School PTA met
Thursday evening. October IL at
the school.
Mr.. William c. Young, former
st. Paulite, now residing in
Seattle. Wash, recently lost his
wife. Mrs. Young died on Septem-
Der 4. His sister, Mrs John w.
Walton. came from San Francis
CO, Calf, TO attend the funeral
services, held September 8 at the
Columbia Funeral Home. Rev De
Webes officiated. Interment was
at Lakeview Cemetery. Mrs. Wal
ton was the guest Of her brother
for three weeks.
Mrs. Jeanette Jones'. Chicago. is
in the city visiting relatives and
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Archer and Mundell,
Retired Postal Men
Aonored A. Party

On Monday evening. October l,
the North Star Branch of Nation
al Postal Alliance and the wo-
mems Auxiliary gathered At the
Schmidt's Brewing Co. in ST.
Paul. TO honor Bismarck Archer
and George c. Mundel, who have
been retired for over a year.
About eighty members and
their wives and friends were on
hand 10 make II a wonderful
party. The Brewery served a
tasty buffet luncheon with beer
and soft drinks TO your hearts de-
sire,
Near the close of the meeting,
Mr. Ashmore Stokes called the
meeting to order and thanked all
who responded and came out to
make the meeting a success
In closing, the president pre-.
scented Mr.. Archer and Mr., Mum.
dell with tokens Of appreciation
for the wonderful services render
ed TO Uncle Sam in the Post OF.
flee Department, and the untir-
ing service rendered 10 the North
star Branch. since its organiEa-
ton and are stin rendering their
services 20 the branch,
Responses were made by MIR
Archer and Mr.. Munden, During
the evening Mrs. Harriet Bird
rendered several musical selec-
tons at the piano. Solos were rem
dered by Messrs Harold Harold,
John Murray and Mrs, Harriet
Byrd
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Additional Social and
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

sgt Gerald Bailey. son nf Mr.
and Mrs, Gerald Bailey, 3b4p
Fourth Ave, SO, spent the week
end In the city Visiting his parents
and other relatives and friends
sgt, Bailey Is stationed In Fort
Riley. Kansas
Mr. and Mrs Js1AIe L. 0TahRm
823 Fremont Ave. No. Rrr the
proud parents of nine pound,
four ounce baby boy born Thurs.
day, September n at the Mime
apolIs General hospital The par.
cnts named their non Jackie L.
vern.
The Friday Night Out club viii
meet AT the home Of Mrs. La.
Verne Thomas, Ii02 Fourth ~
No, Friday evening, October ~ At
- y. m.
Mr.. James Lewis, 1920 Fourth
Ave. So, " getting along nicely
at the General Hospital Mrs
Lewis had been In III health for
several months before entering
the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Abbey. Chi.
cage arrived In the city on sur
prise visit q Mr. Abbey's mother.
Mrs Eva Abbey, 40 E. 2bth ~.
Mr.. and Mrs Abbey motorcd 10
the city Wednesday. October 10.
TO spend several days Waiting rel.
atlvrn and friends,
Mr., Beverly Rollcn and MIAs
Eunice Tate were the dinner
guests Of Misses Kathryn Bailey,
Shirise and GLORIA Brown, TN
Sunday, October 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. ISud Madison. and
Mrs. G, Parks Of poA MOineH, Ia,
was the week end guest IT MIR,
and Mrs Warnen Rhodes. 1894
Firth Ave. 80. and Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Madison. 220i Firth Ave
so.
The E.E.B.P. club will meet at
the home 81 Mrs. Allie Wilson.
3749 Fourth Ave. 30, Tuesday,
October 10.
Tho senior Missionary Society
of Zion Baptist church held its
regular business meeting at the
home ~ Mrs Elizabeth StOrreH,
3427 Third Ave 30, Wednesday
October II At 30 p m.
Tho Womrn's Auxiliary Of 81
Thomas church met Wednesday,
October 3 at the home 81 Mrs Al.
fred Barnett. 3Ttp Fffth Ave ~
The next meeting will be held Al
the home ri Mrs Anna Coleman
1907 " 2sth r.
Mrs. ". %. FRAZIER 5404 ~ 10Th
Ave. Omaha, Ncb spent several
days In the city visiting Mrs, al
Inn Greavsr. 1924 Oakland Ave
Mrs Frazier returned 90 her home
Tuesday. October 2.
The Twilight Social Club will
meet NJ the home ~ Mr. ami Mrs
Daniel Boone, 1913 Eighth ~ So,
Saturday, October -, All mem
bcrs please b. present.
Miss EBSab@th ISswfa, Detroit
Mich. arrived In the city by plane
Friday, October 8 10 spend several
days visiting h"r Runt. Mrs James
Poster and her grandfather. Mr.
william Reed. both 81 D4i OlTard
Ave. No Miss LrUiS. n student ~
Wayne University, returned %
her home Sunday evening. Octo-
her 7
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friends. Mrs. Jones Is the house
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Coree
Thomas. 405 Harrington. and also
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thomas. 45s Carroll. and Mrs.
Clara Jones. Sl6Is ROndo. Mrs.
Jones stay in the city is indefin-
lite.
The Rail and Chain Club will
meet Saturday, October II. at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Moss Wal
lace, Fifth and Rondo.
Mrs. Wary Nicholas, 429 Car
roll Ave, left the city Sunday,
October 7. for Roanoke. Va.
where she win attend the funeral
of her uncle,
The Boots and Saddle Riding
Club will meet Sunday. October
II, at Eaton's Ranch. All members
are urged to please be present,
MIR. Columbus Perkins and Mrs.
June RIDERS, 33l Fuller Ave. left
the city Thursday, October for
Dallas Texas. where they will Wis
It relatives and friends, They will
be out OF the city for two weeks.
MIR. E. J. KynnArd, Kansas
City, Mo. spent three days visit
ing in the Twin Cities. Mr.. Kyn-
nard was the house guest OF MIR
and Mrs. Russell Balenger. Sl2
st. Anthony.
The Minnesota Widows club
will meet Sunday. October II at
the home of Mrs, Lucy Stout, 522
st. Anthony Ave. The president
would like for all members to be
present as this meeting has bust
ness of Importance. All Widows
are invited to attend and visit the
club. f. A. Johnson. president, s.
DiCkerson, secretary.
The Ladies' Trio OF ST. James
church returned TO the city last
week from Sioux City, Iowa.
where they gave a concert at the
new Community Center The trio
consists Of Mines, Alma Freeman.
Coree Moore. and Lillian Balenger.
Mrs. Harriet Gordon is accompan-
list. Rev. B. n. Moore motored the
trio TO Sioux City. He Is manager
of the group.
YOuu find plenty of news about
people you know In this paper
each week.
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" D c0nnsii. In charge h live.
stock extension. the PsnnsyiysnIs
State college. reminds shsspmcn 70
dreneh lambs with phsr0thisyir" 81
NssninE time. snd 70 place . mix.
tire Of ore part phsr0thiszlrs snd
Mn" ~ sal; before the lambs and
sUes for free sccsss
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Thanks For Your Cooperation.

Many Of our readers have been
mailing their news 10 me at the
Office Others have been calling
me regularly I want 10 tell you.
each and every one. how much ]
appreciate your cooperation In
getting your social and personal
news items 10 me. Please keep II
up Gloria Brown
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Mines, RCnnlc klnE. Border
church, y. Nevis, Evelyn Combs,
st Peter church. Carl Fraction
and Miss Smith, Zion church, were
awarded a certificate after finish
ing NN weeks course in Lifr and
Leadership. at tho plymouth Con
gwEAtlnnal church. Thursday,
October I
Sea Anrmane
A strange partnership Of the trop'
zeal coral reefs exists between the
sea AncmunC, which pSralyseS its
prey with It's singing cells, and the
small ancmone fish, somehow I'M
muno 10 the sting Of is companion,
The fish turks among the tentacles
Of the anemons until Tho prey pass.
- within reach. Deity Il man
suVeTs the prey. usually another
small hGh, within range Of the
atlnHrrp and holds II there until
paralyEsd. Then ancmona and part.
neT share the meal
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

tne Undergraduate Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi Frat
erny met sunday October the home OF Mr. Loy Smith
6S 81 Anthony Those present Edgar Pillow Kermit
nne1er ShaeS Williams Donald Williams Donald Wheeler
Jr, The next meeting will be held Wednesday October "a
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Sowing SeOr0n
NORTHERN LIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE
VEAM STANDINGS

igh individual single Charles Lam, Hiatt
1871 Three games Charles baa. nrtttn
High team single RolerettcS games
Games next week Blows Strikers 1884. PIN
buster" Va R"oe1 alleys 5000 Comets
1888 Alley Buns whammea 1910
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klAH
Mr. and Mrs r. Wallace were
both students at Central high
school. Mr.. Wallace Ia now en-.
ployrd at the studcbakcr garage
The couple viii be at home at
Sb49 Clinton Ave. So. for few
weeks.
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You may BE- sure that RAver-
tiSers In this paper WANT and
APPRECIATE your patronage.
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Te Bake q Car

Auto-body rsfInishlnE 10 nov .
ons-dsy job, thanks 70 large mira.
red baking ovens that dry on snan.
oil coat m half Sn hDur ~ . temper
stUrs u approximately 40 degrees
One coat u enamel IL sprayed On
snd tho rar IL placed IN the 0vsn
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

A reception hon0ring Mr. and Mrs q L. prmm Of
RarthcSvlle Okla given the home If MIR and Mrs T.
Prmm sos yndalc Ave No. Friday evening October After
pictures taken of all present The guests
included Rev. and Mrs H. W. Bos McSSS and Mines Ken
meth ThompSNm Arthur Ross Mmes Ruth CowRn daughter Of
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You may DO sure that adVsT-
tIssrs In this paper WANT and
APPRECIATE y0aS patronage.
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0FaAulaied sugar
Refined ETanulAted sugar 10 chem
ICAlly the same. whether II comes
from cane or beet
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YOu'I find plenty Of news about
people you know In this paper
each week.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HOUSES WANTED 70 KEN1

AIR FORCE OFFICER and family:
March 1st; 2-bedrm. unfurnished
house; basement; yard Falls Church
vicinity. Refs. Box. 102-L. Star.
8 sI BINS; good eond: 4 adults, Al
UNFURNISHED 2 or 3 bedrm. house.
in virginia. beginning March /; SI20
RRsroNS ns oRNsS'Ra NAVY Nh Man 1911 a1tds sonoo, sl
wants small. 2-b., unfurn. house,
mos. avail. bef. Jan. 81: pref. Ana,
costa vic. or nr. Sc. We have one
4-mo. baby. 465 Val. ave. Sc, Apt. 2.
ARMY CAPTAIN desires a-bedroom
house, unfurnished. Guarantees oe- ex-
TRAYLoR' Ii. $1,000, Ext. 76597.
FURN. HOUSE OR APT, in NV, at
least bedrms. or equivalent;
RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires three.
bedroom house, unfurn.; Peace Cross
70 Seltsville; reasonable. Box 19s-
UNFURNIsHED or 8 bedroom house
In virginia; around S1OO per mo;
GOVT. 70, OFFICIAL sI,S Aide, desires 8 Or 1 bed
area. EN-. s03s. ~ "''.. @o4 Nv
AIR FORCE COLONEL desires 4-bed-
rm.. unfurn.. Diet. house; in nice
neighborhood; conv. to Boiling Field
country or suburbs preferred; long
lease. 10. 2-2019.
FAMILY of responsible Government
professional man in urgent need of
home. Present home of 1914 years
to be occupied by new owner. Re-
auire 3 bedrooms. desirable neigh
borhood. Northwest D. C. or nearby
Maryland. EN-. 2593.
SUITABLE HOUSE for convalescents'
home or small sanitarium; District
or nearby: immed.- occupancy de-
sired; All details first letter. Box
REFiSE6 1Tilsi ssa5 COUNTRY HOME. son Some
where between Washington, D. c.
and Chesapeake bay: . or 3 bed
rms; furnished; list household sp-
pliances available. state rental for
to IL months: must be reas.; ex-
eel. care guar; finest ref. furn. Box
ARMY OFFICER wants s-bedrm. un-
furn; house; NV. preferred by Feb.
DETACHED HOUSE with yard; Z or
3 bedrms.: good residential area;
unfurn. by Feb. /, UP to $135; refs.
RENTAL ;,lg'HS HOUSES NEEDED-weS are
anxious to secure additional rental
homes. furn. or unfurn. in nearby
Maryland or NV. D. c.; prompt re-
suits; finest clientele. free apprais-
ais. PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242.