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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
Good Atfendance
Seen at
WyoIa All Display

Al club PROJECT exhibits dis
play of the Little Horn Beef
RuStlerS club of Wyola on May
10 was attended by approx
mately 165 persons.
Among visitors who partici-
pated in the program we're N.
Al. Jacobsen of Bohemian, live
stock specialist of the state ex-
tension service; Mrs. August
Starina and members of the
Bawl and Bleat All club from
Wyola; Herbert Kerns and
members of the Hides, Hoofs
and Horns All club from Wy
ola; Mrs. Jess Taught and
members of the Little Horn Hi
HO club from Lodge Grass, and
members of the Pride of the
Big Horn club from Hardin.
Fred LETTERS and Mrs. A. G..
WeStWood, co-leaderS of the
host club, made all prepara-
lions for the community event,
which they plan to hold an
nually. Club members parents
faSSiSted the leaders and served
refreshments during the after
| noon.
Displays and exhibits were as
follows:
Mary Jean Eggart, poster ex-
hibit on turkey project; Doug
las Bond, Bill Fitzgerald and
Charles WeStwood, grass and
fOrb plant collection, which is
part of the new range manage
ment project; Michael Nanto,
a crate of chickens he has
raised under the poultry pro-
ject; Johnny Noblett, a model
of his home and the improve
ments he has made under the
All home improvement project.
Joan Eggart, Karen Bond and
Josephine Murdoch, three lambs
from their sheep fattening pro-
jects; Gilbert Eggart, Hamp-
race SOW and litter project, and
Charles Murdoch, Scott LETTERS,
Charles WeStWood, Gilbert Egg
CART, Hale LETTERS, Douglas Bond
and Wayne Murdoch, animals
they are carrying under the
beef fatening project.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
Community School
Graduates Nine

Nine eighth grade graduates
of Community school were Civ
en- diplomas at commencement
exercises conducted at the
school on Tuesday, May 20 at 8
pm.
The Rev. A. C. Kroehler, pas
tor of the. Hardin E & r
church, gave the address.
Graduates were John BeSel,
Beverly Ann Mehling, Clara
Marie Hert, Gladys Irene
Schoer, Thomas A. Weinberg,
Donald A. Hammond, Bobby L.
Ryder, Donald A. Rider and
Andy "A. Adler.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
Health Board Gives
Explanation Of
Department Sefup

In a report issued this week,
financial setup and operation
of the Big Horn county health
department was explained by
the county health board.
The present county health
department. was established UNI
der state law by the board of
county commissioners in April.
1850. The law provides that the
county board of health shall be
appointed by the county COM
missioner and consist of five
persons, one of whom shall be
a member of the board of COM
miSSionerS, one a medical doc
tor, a dentist, a school officer
and an interested lay person.
Appointed by the commits
SiOnerS were Cary ". Mabe,
county commissioner; Roy o.
Yeats, M. D.; j. I. Westphal,
D. d. S.; Francis Curry, school
board member, and L. G Lip
pert, lay public.
State law requires that per-
sonel employed by the board
consist of a medical health Of
ficer, sanitarian, one or more
public health nurses and a
clerk. Under the setup in this
county, the state also governs
the minimum requirements of
education and training for all
personnel, as established by the
state board of health and the
Montana merit system council,
for the respective positions, and
salary range must be in accord
ance with the compensation
plan established by the state
merit system council and ap-
proved by the state board of
health.
When such requirements are
met the department. is eligible
for state financial aid which is
allocated to counties on the
population basis. Counties hay-
ing a population of more than
5000 are given a flat grant of
$4,000, plus 10 cents per capita,
as shown by the last federal
census. This entities Big Horn
county to $3.50 state aid, or %
per cent of its health budget.
Budgets are set up by the
board of health and submitted
to the state board of health for
approval.
In addition to state aid, the
local board also receives aid
from the Indian Service in an
amount equal to one-fourth OF
the total budget, thus leaving
So per cent of the total bud
get to be tprovided by local
funds. At the present time, the
school districts furnish Is per
cent and the county % per cent
of the total budget.
Total health department bud
get for the fiscal year 1951-52
was $4,000, of which Sc, SOC
was Indian Service money, S.
$50 state funds, Sc, 500 school
district funds and 5000 county
funds. A similar budget for
1928 is contemplated.
Personnel of the department
includes the health officer, san
itarian, two public health nurs-
eS and a clerk. Activities in
clude communicable disease
control. vital statistics, matern-
al and child health services.
school health services, adult
hygiene, sanitation of water
and sewage, food handling es-
adjustments, milk sanitation
and general sanitation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
City Mayor Procluims
Memorial Poppy DdY

Saturday, May "a, was set
aside as Poppy Day in a pro-
clamation issued today by May
or Jens Kalberg of Hardin.
In observance of the day, all
citizens we're urged to wear
memorial peoples to honor
those who have given their lives
for America in the two World
Wars and the Korean conflict.
The proclamation stated:
Whereas, three times in the
past 35 years the young men
of our city have been called
upon to help turn back a threat
to America on foreign battle
fields; and
Whereas our young men ans
wered this call with high cour-
age and patriotism, some OF
the finest of them laying down
their lives in the nations de-
Tense; and
Whereas the memory of these
men and their sacrifices should
live forever in our hearts; and
Whereas our memory for our
war dead and the honor in
which we hold them is individ-
ually expressed by the annual
wearing of the memorial poppy,
now
therefore, I, Jens Kalberg,
mayo of the city of Hardin, do
hereby proclaim Saturday, May
"a, to be Poppy Day in the city
of Hardin and do urge all cit
liens to observe the day by
the wearing of the memorial
Poppy"
Memorial peoples made by
disabled veterans will be dis
tributed on the streets all day
Saturday by the women of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
VIEW Will Observe
Anniversor MdY "a

The annual Anniversary din
ner of James Louk post No.
7481. Veterans of Foreign Wars,
is scheduled for z pm. Satur-
day, May "a, at the VFW club
rooms it has been announced
by Chas Lundberg, post COM
mander.
The dinner Is sponsored by
the post and Auxiliary and all
veterans and their ladies are
invited to attend the celebra-
ton, which will be a pot-luck
affair. Especially invited TO at
tend are all returned Korean
war veterans and their ladies.
A committee is planning a
program for the evening, and
a dance will follow.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
Files Petition for
Clerk Of Court Post

Gold1e E. Finlayson of Har-
din has filed her petition with
the county clerk and recorder
for nomination. on the Repub-
lican ticket to the office of
clerk of the district court.
Mrs. FinlaySon, a resident of
this county for many years, has
been deputy clerk and recorder
of Big Horn county for the past
nine and ona-half years.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
Petition to Hike
Gas Tax
viii Be Circulated

Petitions calling for a one
cent increase in state gasoline
taxes through an initiative
measures are being circulated in
Bi Horn county, according to
information from the local
Chamber Of Commerce.
The governors interim COM
mittee for highway finance,
after considerable study, decid-
ed to sponsor the initiative in
order to get needed action to-
war additional highway financ-
ing. recommendations OF the
interim committee made little
Roadway in the 1851 legislature.
The Montana highway de-
partment estimates that the
additional one-cent gas tax viii
raise 81, 300, 900 after tax re-
funds per year. This revenue,
when combined with federal
aid funds, should permit con-
Struction of $4,260,000 worth OF
highways each year, in addition
to the current $12, 900, 1000 high
way program. Matching of Mon
tana highway funds is on a 43
per cent state and 81 per cent
federal basis.
The highway department es-
Inmates that accumulated fed
eral aid will be $4,169,836 by
June 80, 1858. If these funds
are not matched, they will re-
vert to the federal treasury
and Montaia will lose a $10,-
311,464 highway program, the
committee said. Each ST short
age in state funds results in a
loss of 1888 in construction
money.
Montana voters twice before
have authorized gas taxes
through approval of initiative
measures.
Eight per cent of the regis
tered voters in % counties and
eight per cent of the 1913 CUB
ernatorial vote are needed to
place the initiative measure on
tn ballot.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
New Square Ddnce
Club Is Organized

A new square dance club, the
Circle-Four club, was recently
organized with the following
officers being elected:
Gus Salveson, president; Bob
Bragg, vice president, and AL
Wildin, Secretary-treaSurer.
Organization took place
Wednesday, May IA, at the Leg
ion hall. The club will meet
every Wednesday night. In
StructiOn will be given from 8
to 10 weekly for a period of 10
weeks, officers said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
RADIO ADDRESS E

Postmaster General Jesse M.
Donaldson will deliver an i'm
portant address, know Your
Postal Service" to the Amer
lean people on Monday, June
2, at 1890 pm. eastern stand
ard time, over the CHS net
work, Howard Wagner, Hardin
postmaster. said this week.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
TO SHOW FILM

Sunday, May %, at 800 pm.
at the Methodist church a film
entitled Love Thy Neighbor"
will be shown. The story tells
how a postman put into prac-
tice the aged proverb Love Thy
Neighbor."
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
DAY G
Custer Battlefield dtiondlC Cemetery
FriddY MdY 80, 1852
HOO An.

Prelude -z----- Hordin High School Bond
The National Anthem
Orders of<the Day omd Introduction Of Guests
Remarks Cupt. E. S. Luce.
Supt. Custer Battlefield National Monument
Sleep, Soldier. Sleep" D. Ddvison
The Memorial Day Prayer .-------. Rev. StunleY Benson,
,~ Chaplain Lodge Grass Pos, American Legion
Vocal Selections .------ -----. Chordliers
Send Forth Thy Spirit" straightforward
Address .---...-.- Dr.. Rolph Wdker of Portland, Ore.
s&3 s$@&t ~&# Makers Of America
America -=-----~-~.--------- Hdrdin High School Bond
Salute 10 the Decd. and Tops
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22

Hugo Aronson, candidate for Republican, nomination for the
office of governor, visited in Hardin last Saturday and con-
ferred with members of the county committee recently
formed here in the interests of his candidacy, Pictured above,
left to right, are Ray Criswell, publisher of the Tribune-Her-
aid; County Attorney Bert ". Kronmiller, Mrs. Magma
hammers, Aronson, and w. S. Brooks, local stock buyer. Mrs.
hammers. Brooks and Kronmiler are members Of the Big
tana as "The Galloping Swede," Aronson has been a mem
Der of the Montana legislature for the past IA years from
Glacier county. He now operates a wheat farm near Cut
Bank, where he makes his home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
MARRIAGE INCENSE

May Is, Daniel Takes The
Gun and Virginia Whitehip
both of st. Xavier.
Evening star., 1952-04-04

COLLIE PUP. female. 4 month. tri-
dkiof shots. bed and mattress in
eIded; S35. LO. b-u411.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
ROOMS FURN.-MD. G. VA.

CLARENDON-Smart, new. studio
rms, for girls. dbl. and sgl WITH
pil ppWn Kit; din. rm.. and lounge; tile
bath and shower; block from vii
son blvd. bus. 1909 N. fillmore.
VERY NICE RIM. for refined gentle
man; modern home: unlim. pnone;
Fentason. Navy Annex. JA. 10000
attractive bedrms
neatiy 1urn.; J dble.. | twin-bed rm. !;
eeioSe eeisoSSee to Arlington Hall; SIS. OW,,
ARL.-sgle. rm.. adj bath, on IS bus
line to Pentaaon and D. c. Retined,
emp, settled lady TIE. 1853 -
ARLINGTON-MaSter bedrm.. pytl
phone; / mile Navy Annex; couple %
4f.t9 Or n men; sn $50 mo. GIL. SOTO after
ARLLINGToN-Laree Ri front ,rm.; pvt.
entr., ,Semipvt. bath; :, blocks to
Col. pike bus, 5 Minis. 10 Nayy-Pen-
Iagon: 10 Minis. to downtown: $50
mo. ia. S-O6S5. 31O5 So. 18th St,
ONE DBLE.. twin beds; one sgIe.: y,
blk. tt. bus. Navy Annex and Penta-
gon, "a blk. to 18th and E bus.
Unllm: phone. pvt. bath. Gil 1907
after $50 pm; gentlemen only --f
FURNISHED ROOM. in new house
semlpvt. bath. Ewes, 612 So. Fay
ette ST.. Alexandria,
Evening star., 1952-04-04
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WHITE ENDEN goslings for Easter
pets; easy to raise; special. SIS per
pair. delivered. Free feed. Call
PET CORP. Ii. 3-67O6 Or WA. 1545.
HAVE REGISTERED FAUN BOXER
at stud fine pedigree. LO. 4-7432.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. Axe reg.
Some show prospects; males and
females. ELPAW KENNELS. Alex,
= Va. Duke St: extended. TIE, 2430.
COCKER SPANIELS of distinction;
Axe reg; heavy-coated blond and
,sEi SIi IS. STUD ssTy VI; ,,ssH a5ls. n,o- m6
alert. stylish, friendly. At pet price
BOXER PUP. 1 yr. old; thorough
bred; beautiful fawn with black
mask: housebroken; $50. ST.. 6476.
PUPPIES: Axe registered;
sable and white; excellent blood
COLLIE PUPS = Axe registered,
champion bloodiines. Sable and
old: $50. FA. o6sS. -6
REGISTERED AKC CoLLIE-Laddie
Boy Of Arlington. son Of King Cole
champion, pedigreed Blue Ribbon
road, Arlington. Va. Otis se1sss.
COLLIE PUP. female. 4 month. tri-
dkior, shots. bed and mattress in
o ded; $50. LO. b-o411.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.

BANTAMS--An ages. reasonable. Cal
Fulton S-461l, located ON Colesvill
rd.. Ashton, Md. IS
Evening star., 1952-04-04
WAR SURPLUS

81: MattocEs. Picks, S1:
Dig bars $3.50; Gas cans. 81:
Axes. Wedges. Rope.
10000 other good bargains.
2513 NJ St NV Ex 3537
WASHER, Easy Spinner, de luxe,
brand-new, never used. Sacrifice.
$l35. JU. S-S039. ---5
WASHER. Apex. practically new;
Dormeyer mixer, Both for Slu0.
Phone EN-. Il15
WASHER. Hotpoint auto, 1881
model. excel. cond.. $lS5. 81. 9i93.
WASHER, Easy spindrier. S75. EN-.
WASHERS, oryers. ironers; 15-4ora
off regular list prices. All famous
makes. ali fully guaranteed. STAR
RAi,IO CO., 400 11th st. NV.
Phore M. 400.
1859. Extra special
tradein allowances; 1 steps down 4
the best deal in town. Authori2ed
CE dealer. 90 nth st. NV, RE.
2531. Phone US for prices and COM
pare for ANYTHING electrical. RElIA-
BILE. HOME APPLIANCES. %
Evening star., 1952-04-04

GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry We pay cash
A. KAHN INC.
By YEARS AT 935 F. ST. NV.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3039.
= PIANOS ANY STYLE
PAY CASH. PAUL GOLIBART
AID. 592s l9:3O to $500 15'
REFRIGERATORS, air conditioners,
freezers; we buy all makes, any con-
. diti2n. AD; I33S till s pm.
ranges. stoves. heaters ACME
STOVE CO., MA 1852.
SCRAP RON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paId. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone us,
WASH RAG & BAG CO., 215 L
81. s.w. pI; 6007:
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your &C
cumulations. please phone US ACE
JUNK co. 2230 Georgia ave NV.
SILVER-Any condition. Antique OF
ordinary SILVER SHOP 1851 Wis
usaD sShS'n rTPEWkITER aHsi NiH DESK. walnut,
right pedestal, also essential wal
USED TAM. TYPE VACUUM CLEAN
tant. UN. 1872; SUM-. AP. O694
Evening star., 1952-04-04
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

fGuNS sn5 SS GiFG othss to share P 5esI Rssy fs1
10. 2-4859, after $50. a
10th AND PARK RID. VICINITY -
Comfortable 1-bedrm. apt. bldg. to
$50 pm. weekdays; all day Sat.
WANTED. young woman to share
apt. with another: SO week. 9601
6oRoTHY 6e; 5Y1s niT Coz ES5iN 81 7o55, Ask for
S:E.-Girl to share ,attrac. newly
stou; shcn, center, 10. 2-s9SI. 3
YOUNG WOMAN to share s.e. apt.
IV e.c.: $40. Call LU. 1-5O6l, z
GENTLEMAN to share complete fur
ished one-bedroom apt. for S45 per
month. GE. 1884 between 1874 pm.
MAN wishes to share with another
RE. bs29 after 5 pm. Il
REFLNED YOUNG MAN, e1-30, to
share new effic. apt. in inter-racial
a: APT: bldg. NV section; all privileges
Sc. APT. BTfLDINGEa rms. twin
beds kit: and bath; will share with
congenial. empl. lady. LU. 4-4l4S.
GIRL, $3.50, to share 1bedrm. apt
with Govt. girl; $35 per mo. II.
GIRLS q or p. to share charming
house twin beds, TV. kitchen; pvt;
Jewish or gentle. EN- 573o. ewes.
YOUNG WOMAN to share exception
ally large, completely equipped air
cond. apt Box 295-R, Star. -6
EFFICIENCY, IN apt bldg. upper
Conn; ave, to share with man
20-30. EN-. 9275, Friday or Satur-
EMPLOYED LADY. age So to 80
yrs; twin beds, streetcar and bus
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. apt. in
older bldg. Mature lady to rent .
priv. rms, twin beds, bath. kit.
privileges; 1st fir.: laundry facil;
excel. transportation: 500 per mo-,
utilities included. Garage or park
ing extra. References exchaneed to
] mature woman. Apt. 112, TA
9144: Sat. or Sun. until 10 pm.
See elevator operator. -6
1I3 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Lady has
apt. to share with 2 girls or couple.
ONE A; Gifi Gfsf. to share a-bedroom ne apt.
with others: NV. section; privi-
GIRL TO SHARE APT, between 90
ton; So " mo- eo' ph' housd, after PS p,m, IoSa,
DE. 6777. or all day Sun. e
GIRL to share 3-rm. and bath apt
Tv Lu. 4-O633. q
COLORED-REFINED COUPLE to
share apt; ref. LU. 4-433S, Ext.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one
room, Kit. and bath: completely
furn.; air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; S5 to So per day for l or
Z people full hotel services; no time
81 !. mo. incl. utils. co. 9207. IS
PERFECT FOR 3--Huge rms; bedrm.
liv. .rm.. full kit, pvt bath; pvt
p9rch' lge. closets; utilS; INCL; $130.,
ds4 1870 ri IamSns anTnS NV Du. ss44. -6
Ss and s1:i5o; 2,rm; apt. enc.
cATHrDha 1 4m sedra9 4sasi'y lit. dqssz Ss. slss sH!
incl. util. Adults. Gle. 743i. -
THOMAS CIRCLE section. Liv. rm..
2 bdrms., kit, bath and foyer. Refr.,
elec. incl. in rental. Children well
come. Three fights up 500. 1873
BAcaEiLok !t5a itl n'T APT. near Conn: and
each. MRS. BUTTON. Ho. 0O40.
FOUR BOYS or girls. S1eo mo-: near
Lincoln Park. Ii. 1896, after &
sol SECOND ST. s.E.-Kit. and
working cple. $50. TR. 4236.
ONE -BEDRM. FURN. APT. In Sc. gar
den-type development. Liv. rm..
dinette. kit. and bath. S11O per
mo. Spacious rms. Ample storage
No children or pets. Call VI. 6103
bet. 9 am. and pm, wkdays.
BEDROOM and kit. apt stove and
reigr. Share bath. Call AD. o4!7.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1903 n. H. AVE. NV: 2 rms, liv.-
eeor0om: escsf mo Sitchenette; fsn al util.
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Large, clean
Ink; twin beds. refgr. grill. shower
bath; good transp. DU. 1923.
LARGE, DESIRABLE FURN, double
rm; in apt. of Jewish lady: Beauty
rest mattr.: unlim. phone. cooking
1881 CLIFTON ST. NV, dbl. rms. !:
Z wind, store, refgr laundry priyil. :;
Daoy Ok: Sl2 wk.; after 6 pm.
~. S3O1. g.
COLORED-N.E.-Desire sgle. lady.
permanently empl.; modern furn.
aeigr'. gr'. range, washing mach stor-
monthly. FX. 34nS. Ju. T-6164. -
COLORED-FURN. RMS, all privils
Sli wk; 1868 Monroe st. NV. IA
1868 after 8.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w,

1850 A ST. S.E.-Front room in quiet
nome OF adults: $50 mo. FIR.
CAPITOL HILL, 2 adj. studio rms
| or > bachelors. pvt. bath, refgr.,
hot plate, pvt. entr,. maid serv,: en-
tire H.: Ss5. Ii. s44O4 before 10,
.-LSSi -
MEN oNLY-Nr. Navy Yard. blk.
IRON Fa: ave Sc: entertaining
COLORED--l9O M ST. S.W.-Lee
front rm.. bath. kit. privils.; / child;
81 per week. ST. 1926. 5
C0LORED-l5 53 L ST. SE.-Nr. Navy
Y Yaro; couple preferred: privileges.
Evening star., 1952-04-04

VACUUM CLEANERS. Sacrifice at
$50 Worth S2O-S30. Guar. Try be
fore you buy. TOPS VACUUM
STORES. 705 Ilth Sc. Ii. 3-2200
VACUUM CLEANER CLEARANCE
Window display Royal Tank. all att.
was $59.95, now S39.5O; another
tank type, $17.50: Eureka, $3.50;
beautiful late MODEL Hoover, cost
over 500. now S:}9 80, with att;
many others. 3S12 Lee hwy. CHI.
49l4 4
model A-E 20 with
five sets krometal type face; perfect
operating cond.; price reas. at S10o.
Telephone Mr.. CONN, ME. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
ROOMS FURNvsHeD-N.E.

6lS MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large
sleeping rm., 1st a. front. Nr. Capt.
tol Hill: cony. to transp; S35 mo.
WELLONS REALTY, IL. 4-110O.
RIVER TERRACE nice girls to
share large front bedroom with
phone or separate rms; privil. of
entire house, occupied by 3rd girl
Call Ii. 4-743I. 3
eI5 CROMWELL TER.-Nice front
room for. / or people with kitch-
en- privilege if desired. Near 4th
and Rhode Island. CO. 1922. .
OLORED-SINGLE or double rn.
home privileges. 5114 Just st. ne.
LU 4-2373, e
COLORED - YOUNG MAN Home
pprivil.; River Terrace sec. Ii. O.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TER. We have q fev
vacancies in pleasant rms excel,
meals, transp., TV; SIS wk. MRS.
oJULIA GRAHAM. mgr. MI 9435
2OO1 COL. RID. NV. near Conn.
ave.-Nice rms. good meals, rec.
rmo TV; young Govt. empi. CO.
CHERRY BLOSSOM sPECIAI-Rms
available $3.50 per day. RE. S499
2I3s r ST. N.w.-Elevator. switch
t.,sre; b9srd svee:s pvt; semipyt. baths;
M AN@ION CLUB-Congenial place for
boys and girls; good food: mother
like care; rates, only $50 mo. MRS.
S1NIER; 2"30 Mass. ave. NV. 10
FOR LMFL. MOTHER and child. Twin
bedim. Nr, schools. Conv. 18th ST..
NV. transp. Child care. Ia. 1907.
WALTER REID VIC, sa31 9th st.
n.w.-Nice twin bedrm.; home privil.
Delicious meals. GE. 41"H4. 6s
AND BOARD for parents and
child: excellent meals; TV: near all
transportation; daily child care
can be arranged. AID. 931O. IS
RM. with bath and
dressing rm.; for . or 3; excellent
meals; TV; nr. center of town. Also,
dble. rms. without bath. 1905 N. H,
ave NV DE S4S3 6
Evening star., 1952-04-04
"WASHERS,"

New, automatics; # you nave cash
last. PARAMOUNT CO, Georgia ave
az W st. nv. HU. $500
WASHERS. DRYERS AND IRONERS
Warehouse sell. Almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell today. Extra
large savings. No reasonable Of
Ter will be refused. Open till
pm. SILVER SPRING GAS &
MACHINEs-used "a and
new new; Priced t. sell: easy credit
II fNTTH 53!s4s $ & S 1914 H St ne:
WATER HEATERS - Gas. electric.
used all sizes, SIS up JOHN G.
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE. 1909 1st
st. Sc. Call ST. 610O. Mr.. Parker,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE-Re-
possessed console may be purchased
for balance due. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 7Ol5 Wis. ave, Bethesda.
Mo OIL 10l5. -
SOLD-Liv. rm.. walnut din,
room. and several bedroom sets.
ett. to. be sold this week end. Gall
3lst st. NV. g
SALE in watches and jewellery: Lon
sanes Wittnauer, Elgin. Benrus,
Watches; diam. rings stone rings,
Rogers SilverWare, pearls. costume
Jew. etc; @5fs disc. for cash. SAM
ORBACH JEWELER. Ala Buchanan
st. NV. Taylor 1854.
Evening star., 1952-04-04

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs-9 wks
Male and female. blk. Axe pedi
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Ready, male and female, Axe regis.
G1s cnamp. .d stock. Telephone for appt
GERMAN sHEPHEDR PUPs-Akc
registered. Sire and Dam can b.
seen. Call DaleElew 1898. Is
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES-Nic,
selection; Axe; 4-generation pedi.
gree. AL. O9SO. I'll
BOXER. golden brindle female, Axe:
daughter of Ch. Ludan; . mos. old
ideal pet; $50. DE. 6691. --ti
sire, Int, Ch. -Walsing. Win
Trick. Axe reg, MacKINNON, 1908
Roosevelt. Arl, FA. 3432, -f
BULLDOG TYPE, male. lge. size
short tail. friendly, owner moved
needs home. 81. 61O9 after o.
BOXER PUP. pedigreed, female. small
size: So. EN-. 1854
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES
Axe REGISTERED: z WEEKS OLD