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Evening star., 1955-11-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE RLMwoOD, 1927 18th st. NV.
Nicely furn, rms, excel. meals,
maid eerv. daily: phone In tIia.;
dbles., sos and M: triples, $50 and
iii IRVING sT. N.E., Apt. a-Roon,
with breakfest and supper $40
wk.. man pref. DU. 7-9So3. ---2e
ta0i IGth 81. NV W.--IdeaI residencs
for business people. students. &C.
secttye menus; RBx
ROOM AND BOARD IN REQ
NURSES HOME for elderly per-
sons; KIND care, good food, reas.
PARK.LIKR. 23-arre estate. I miles
from White House. large, comfort
able, combination bedrm. sitting
rfn, with firepl., pvt. bath and pvt.
entr.; free parting; 2 delicious
meals, z days; IDEAL for 2 gentle.
men or married couple; only $75
per mo. co. JU. 5-2594. ---4
FINE NV. SECTION, overlooking
park; nicely appointed home, for
elderly retired ladies or gentlemen:
delicious well-haianced meals served
In dining room; q Christian home
environment you can appreciate.
Reasonable rate. AD. 4-6443. -
CLUE MASON. If26 ". HAmp. ave.
n.W.--Restdentia club; singles and
others. si8.50 wk. and up. incl.
tull.coufse meals and hotel serv-
Ices, NO. 7-tj770, co. 5-l34e
: p = 2 l.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE


GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. ant. with
another girl: eonv. sic. location.
Gail 10. 2-2261. ---26
GOVT LADY desires to share apt.
with another lady: Fairfax Village
Sc. VIC; refs. exch. LU. 4-6317.
BACHELOR, 2B-35, to share i-bed-
rm. apt. with i other gentleman;
nE. the Cathedral. WO. 6-634s.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.--EI-
deriy jewish man To share lovely
2-b, . apt. with another man 10.
. 2s9029 an. or eve. -
YOUNG GIRL. 20-26, TO SHARE
another siri. IA. 4-1s07 after
cOLORED--MAN TO SHARE Arm.
apt. with smother mani home priyii.
Cal before 1 PM, III. d-142j. $50
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.ADDIIIONH, PORCH enclosures.
5alousies, kitchen remodeling: by
SPECIALISTS; AL work fully guar:
free estimates: SO months TO pay.
sECO SALES GIT SLIGO ave. SILVER
eprtng, JU. S-30I0. dag OF nieht.
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DOGS. GETS. &c.

GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPPIEs, Axe
regiS.ered; , weeks old. Call OIL
CRATES for dOes. es,s.
etc, gu sizes; liRhtwsight; low caEt.
12l pFlethorpe NV RA B-a445,
KITTENS, beautiful white Persian
pedigrees. excellent bioodiine, $40
up. La. 5000 after 4 p.m. --ss
DASE PUPfIEs, mos.
old. Fawns. Males and females
Ears eropped. Beauties. See them
today. ELPAW KENNELS. REG,
Alex, Va: Duke ST. ext. OV. g.
PoobLE PuPfiifEs. Lovable COM e
panlons from q very good line OF
Axe reg. standards Have had
shots. Reasonable. CAL JE. 4-4547.
RooDLEs, axe registered. s males,
black, 0 weeks old. champion bred.
Mili hold TIL Christmas, 20. q
GERHAS sHErnEKp rUPriEs.
GRRliAN SHEPHERD THoRoUdH-
BRED female. D mos. beautiful eil-
yer gray; no papers; $50. Wa.
cockER-TYPE PUPPiEs. sS--fdeal
for Xmas gift, Call OIL. 6-7e61.
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

C0L0RED---LARGE, clean front rm.
convenient transportation. Hemipvt
Kitchen and bath. 40 v st. NV
AID. 2-beh5. ---%b
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

~-s~--u-~-----..-e------~--
1881 TILDEN ST. NV. u blk,
Conn, aye: -Single room, s3b mo,
M EM 2,S979 q Or Lu \ 5so2s3; 3 ;;;,.;-, 1,-i .
beaut tIfn mod. baths NO. q
NEW II; " nAMPsHrRE HOUSE. l7l4
New Hampshire ave- Newly deco
rated rooms. maid. Ho. 2-0s92,
ss a DAY Der person; Ii0l isth
up VANNR8 HOTEL. DL 7.TsSS.
2147 " NV .---Refgr,. grill. sink,
clock radio. TV, African mattress:
S7-Sl4 Wk Ex. 3-6633
1910 p ST. NV, .The chnrchfip' :
Clean. sgie rms: run, water; maid
snc ss5yj yp. NO ~ z-sses;v 80 c;Saos ,
serS.; IS 50 VIZ. up. Ho. s-9ssS
24eO teth ST. N.w.--Loyeiy rms. IN
some with pvt. bath. distinctive adj
dress; daily maid service. 24.hr
kEttchhoard; rates. $50 up weekly
iSse flss ? 81. NV. --ssle., front. aa,
MI. 81 PIEAsANf. 4 issSi Hobart. Hobart 81 ~ "
Nicely I flrn. \. sggls. rooms; gegpssie-
DUPONT CIRCLE--Join the triendll
yeung crowd at RANDALL BousE
mo, 1923 n 4. NV. hU' s-755a
CONN. AVE. ARRA--Pvt. home,
attrae., newly decorated: breakfast
optional Gns 9-a994. -2S
1907 COLUMBIA RID. Nicely furn
I'm n ~. apt. A ior employed lady; sopy
UPPfIER i0th sT -Kcom in iossl,
pvt. home; unlimited phone; good
trankp. RA. 64S24A. ---9D
NICE Cf.EAN. comfortable and warn
room. Nice surroundings TelephQnt
N rrl Express bus at door 5000
PA, AVE. AND sist AREA Nv
Studio rms. sgl., $40: dbie.. $56
Clean. quiet; adults only. ST
i31s 1spf 1 STi NV only se.bo -, Vsekly
for nice, clean single room with
soutneEn exposure. -. so
bath, Hsth: reiEr ~, 81 s4S 49, 49, per mo. e
MI. PLE6SANT--sinsie room, ana
porch IN nice private home, gentle.
man, references, $50. AD. 2-tkP2
iSsa Ss sis. "A ri Gsas.: S:,II.ss Hy
esTsitDI,ARp lsoTf9sittIaDpI ~ GI1779; soor, .a;.ss,, az
IpGP6SSTTi Z e6tiRGik VIZ clean sinsI.
rln.. $3.50 week 1918 10th 81. d W.
Ap. 2-p7sa or co, $4,000. ---3
1884 QQLUMBIA nd. N.W.slnsis
rfn., S1 . week; double frn., SO {
week. Ap. 4-o7e1. ~
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lAPTs. UNFURN.. 3. G. tcent. J

CAPITOL HTLI-Attrsctive 1iv. rm,.
bedrm., kit, bath; newly decorated; !;
gas h.-W.h.: $3.50 mo. incl. heat
and hot water. Ask for Mr.. BE-
BOLD. Ma. S.9ll2 I'll s pm; Ewes.
ana yees ses ends, OF; 4.65s7; "A e.,
ette and bath. Modern kit. Plenty
OF closets. Located in very con-
venient area. Only 1 block 70 near
est ehopping center; S67.50, Key
Ct Apt. n OF call BUsADA REALTY
M. SGC al c2rEoRfc rEssosRNc UNIyERsfT294 ~
sSS no woobRiDoesE khEGT97' Ss7'
1913 K iSps' 81. s.E.-seautiful s I.bsd. .
rm; apt, new apt. bldg: Ss5. all
uttls. incl: s minutes Library Of
ConErsss and Capitol. Rss; mgr, or
sszs :s. ip.. Ssc9@R ,aef usi sE ss4s6 sgasf csii
3. 4. AqMPHRIEs. REALToR,
1901 S5tS ST. s.E.-corner S St
I;Pedrm; apt. s66. Adults. No pets.
GEoRGRToWN-sso. iiSi a;R1lSi Newly red reSec.
anIs anesdrT: m apt SrI,s4 sonV. trsnsp. Adults
$50 PEABODY ST. N.w.-Duplex, 2
hsSb ,ius lee seresn.d y ,,,,..s .s,'
Ground door, cor. det. bldg, com
pletely redeeor. Adults only. $s5
$5S. 80 MONTH 6ITILs. TNcL.-Hod
,l.bedrm.. apt. newly dec; Venetian
blinds; storage and laundry facil.:
Ct 1900 y st. sc. or cali Ma.
Is2es I'm ST. N.w.-Beautifui' l.
bedrm; apt, LIST FIR, in apt. house;
$65. ia. 0.64S4. 80
24O0 7 ST. s.W.--I bedrm., newly
decorated; see.5o. OIL. 1851.
sIa EAST CAPITOL ST. rms.
sb5 80, utiis. incl. sT. s-ssso. TE.
1905 n ST. NV, End noOr--Nice
apt. rooms, kit. and bath. co.
1920 10th sT. N.W.-EieT, BLDG.
with secretarial switchboard serv-
ZEE; bedrm., Nv. rm.,. dinette,
Kit, bath, enclosed porch; newly
dec: new GE refKr.; SOS mo. Also
Z-Deorm. ept;, newly dec. $l30 mo,
ror inspection see switchboard
2225 N ST. N.w.--I bedrm.. liy. rrn.
kit.. bath; newly dec; 1926 mo.
Also 2-bedrm. apt, S67.50. See
lanitor Tor inspection,
1920 18th PL. NE. nr. Sears. Roe
buck--Duplex apt, consisting Of 2
rms, kit. and bath. screened rear
porch: good condition: $50 mo. For
white only, For inspection. call at
Apt. 2. i0l4 18th pi.
I11t3 MT. oLIvET RID. N.E.-Du-
plex apt, 2 rms. kit. bath, screen-
ed porch; S4B mo.
HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
lO24 W. Ave. NV. DI. 7-sl4i
Evening star., 1955-11-28
AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED--Sell gift item
full or spare timer guaranteed sales.
MONARCH WHOLESALERS, 202e
Rhode Island ave. ne. -
$50 A WEEK N Jour spare time.
selling q nne line Of Xmas cards
CREED'S 4I2 10th st NV. b. &C
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TIRE SALE
TOOLS

HAMMERS SOC, SOCKET SETS.
SAWS, 81 .46. 8IEpQES. S2:
TkEE .TkiiMafks AIR III HOSE c12.. 3 I.
TtyAToEs ;Il,l,vE} 3 pti,la sLH y. s RAKEs. {
GAS CANS. 81 30: USED WINCHEs,
BLOCKS AND FALLS. ROPES
WHEELBARROW6, 1896 to So.
10000 BARGAINS
]. II. GICHNER
2bia N 81. NV. $50 10 .
TV SALE
Repossessed and guaranteed. Like
new, Pay only So down and small
weekly paynients. All makes All
Michael's, 516 H st. NE.
2Ss
TXkEWnkTER, 1lew nofaI portable
TKskWklIIR Royal stsndard
4. n.ws xps. 81. DE. a-s6l7 sftei
. pm. 80
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BUSINESS sERvlcEs
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PLUMBING AND HEATING, 24-hr
service. No Job too sman. Phone
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sITuATIoNs--poMEsTlc

y HOuSKKEEPER, white middle-aged
widow desires Job. exper., depends
able, Box I19-D. Star.
MAID, live In. g.h.w., care Of chill
5ren pleasant living quarters. OIL.
GENERAL HousEwORK, plain cook
fond Of children; live In or out:
Chevy Chase. Foxhali. IA. 9-2h36.
WOMAN, C0L0RED-wishes s.h.u.,
sxppsssstsenced psss and references. Du.
SETTLED coLoRRp LADY would
saalYs7ss. als days a week work. ssl 20.
Al LAuNDREss. neat, colored
= lady; wishes Wed. through Fri.
rhone Tues. only, Ho. 2-7025. :
COLOREp H-S.G. wants after-schooI
job. likes children. DL 7-79I4.
COL0RED GIRL desires lob a. watt
EeSs, g.h-v., child care, kitchen help
er. Ret, exp 555 da. CO. 5-14f3O
C0LORED LADY desires work Thurs
DAY; cleaning, ironing. Call after
9 pm RA. 3-7347.
COLOkBD WOMAN wants day work,
Thursdays cleaning; refs. LU. e.
COIoRED WOMAN wants general
hOusework. kitchen helper or maid
In doctors office. LU. 4-6a77,
COL0kED GIRL desires days work;
ironing and cleaning. Me. S-49lI :
EOLOKEp WOMAN. settled. reliable,
wants Inv, plain cock In EmaIl
adult family; live In: ref. Tu. r.
+! Y III
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JOHN KILPEN HoTEL

JOHN h1LFEN HOIEI
Offers 100 attractive. clean. private
single and double rooms, some with
pvt. bath, with or without delicious
breakfast, dinner, ct moderate
weekly rates. nv and game rooms,
phone In room, 24-hr. Swbrd. and
elev. Real value for limited budget
Come see. 1910 Ashmead pl. n.ws
Just on $500 BLK. Conn. ave. no.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
F8O

$500 X o.. n,w.--Liv.. rm, bedynt,
9sv.nsn ss nHa assly essaGrsss sSa as:
bldss. Call FE. 3-2422. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-28

= = ~ Nle{s
! BRICK LAYING--MasOn eraftsHAn,
homes. A FAINAidI. 10. 2-l994.
CARPENTRY, porch and garage re-
pair; and build; large or small;
& oldtime white mechanics. JACK
9FARKES, 10. 7-0I31. --26
CARPENTRY. building and general
" dental "A 8sa100: IA b.0n3i
Z CARPENTRY. e2pef carpenter free
W estimates on rec. rms. garages, all
kinds Of repairs. Ju. 5-2SbS. --29
ELECTRlCAL WIRING and repairs
New and Old, Cast. Or terms, co
raoSggss rossSgs sssxiNsDEBs. IN anlshsd. hhaec IL ID.
It. Old floors, 1oe and Lp; work
guar. c. I. HINSpN, 10. 1-3475.
FLOORS sANDED-Anyvhere. Save
with 6aY-Mor SAV-MOR COM
PANX ": S-1S22 any time.
FURNITURE reipholstered, rennish-
mates lna 0sI Jhc9s, nSIs eo.n z mn ns1sbSS.e IS gu
INTERIOR PAINTING AND PAPER.
,lNG--Enamel, fiatwork. scenic de-
signs q speciality. JA.. 2-S305. ~
PAINT, PAPER now. Low prices: Al
T1rk 5szs 1szT samples; free estimstes.
PafNTING. interior and exterior.
NICK. IA 4-1453,
ned customers for over rs yrs MR.
LAWRENCE. "a. s.lQ3i y, $500.
b-room house 500 compI. Choice
Of colors. Inter. and exter. painting.
1st class work guar. White mechs.
For Xmas specials see us before you
decide: Terms arr. MR.. LANE. IA.
PAINTING, int. and ext. paperinr.
patch-piasterine. MR.. WEBB. day,
IA. 2-2923: after q. "a. 4-0317l
PAINTING, PApERrNG. frst-cIass
I ately. Mr.. foAT, RA sa-554S.
\ sPAPERlNC, $40 ana up this week
only; 10bB Giinfgst washable papers.
w. $1,000. .RA. 3-T393.
PAINTING Interior and exterior;
gliaaraanteea. aa y. ]. BERRY, pa.
PaPgEtRfN;G, PaiPgEtRfN;G shsetrock, piasteSinr. .SG
painting, carpentry work: cahfnek-
maker: upholgtering, Gaming chairs,
Call HARVEY AP. 7-s1b4. 20
PARERHANGfNC--S10 10 rnf. up. Sum
guar. white mechanic. RA. s-0024.
.PLAsrERMG DONE, PATCHWORK II sps-
cieltyi al work Euarenteed; free
PLxSTERING REPxfils = oid and
new work. Ice. and small Jobs. Reas
White mech. Work suar. 10. 0-zA Ab4l
PLAsrERmd, PAINTING. RooFTRG,
general repairs. All work fuAran-
fsed. Cali GREEN. IA. e-s04e;
go
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slTuArloNs-woMrN

NURSE, undergraduate. viii give
special care IN notherless home.
care of invalid. nurse companion.
=, Lu. 3-OS13. 2Ss
+ PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. refined.
well trained. wishes case: ref. Ho.
2-802S. 2Ss
eTENOGRARHER- R-EDTPH0NE OPER-
ATOR desires fiIll-time lob; Wash.
or Md. exper. he. 4-9I47.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
.l..-....,..
ANACOsTl

Newly furn., newly decorated; bed
rm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath;
with laundry facilities; rent. 500.
includes all utils, JNO. u, Shell
TON, REALToTs, 10. $4,000. ----2S
CLAIRE APARTMENTS
2.bedrm. apt, new and tastefully
furn, $1l6 utiis. incl: lge, rms.
ample closet space. close TO every
DTT
Evening star., 1955-11-28

VERY FINE EFFICIENCY
LRe. bed. -liv. rm., kit,
bath, excel. furniture. Ga.
rage avail. $40 mo. incl.
uttls. 1735 Irving 81. NV.
NO. 7-4236. n
Evening star., 1955-11-28
Print ths SURPRISE ANSWER here

Unscrambe the Of letters making word of each
tumble. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each Jumbe The letters you have printed on the cir
ced squares may then be arranged to spell the surprise
dRster suggested by the cartoon clue. What Is It?
tAnswer appears on Page B-l8, Col. g.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
] FURNITURE

WE BOUGHT VAN LOADS OF
CHESTS, pEsKs BEDS cHAIRe
on wAsfiiNdTOMS LAR GER
81 pPIIbs Mosr NI AHS HEN ffEN D6GENHn5 So6 MouI5
RRzfIEIh RakE REAL II sAgpsos y1T gaFE oN buds, Eo
1Ty USED FURNITURE, CONE IN
414 ard 81. NV, TX, 3.S071
rin. suite. red sofa and
sood coSd.; s6S. cali SP. 7-oSs$s. :
FURN.---9-pc, toast mahoe. din, rm.
suite. sui ], n1isesi maple ssac ssdrm- fgrn.,
FURhs -. Liy. rfn., antique velvet
eofa, 2 .firesidc chairs odd ehairB.
tables lamps, studio. dresser. etc.
CAS- oRSaiNsSE. ss.,n, Magic Gssf.
used 2 mgnths. late model; $50.
Ckh oh. o-Sodu. <o
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slTuATIoNS-MfN

CLERICAL WORK desired. Can be-.
~ tween and 4. Wa. 7-:s240. 2Ss
PAINTER--Inside and outside paint
ing: reas. prices; free estimates;
work guar. Mr. WADE Elk. 3-9633,
PHARMAC1sT, reg. Va. and Nd:
open; good Rx man. Box 120-D.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
DELIGHTFULLY."-
FURNISHED

SssrT ss = Ssa.n sss N ssr s: p r Ss.ls 6 s's q
efr-cond, bldg. All uitramodern
facils;: Ty saraEs, storage space
fufn. best Of aii incl. china. linen,
sllysr s.ys HftsrsSs orIHR aciIs rSns
st. INV, HU, 3-3402,
Evening star., 1955-11-28
M0I,NCENINS
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

--r-----ss-s>-------
CHAIN SAWS, McCulioch. Sales
Service. Rental, $40 4 day. GRAVE
LY or WASH. ~. A-39S7.
LEAF vac. The power machine
that vaclums your lawn and bags
your leaves. Sl5 per day. RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP CO. 10 9s6SSI
CHAIN SAWS 1-man, $40 per day;
2-ma1, $l5 per day. RENTAL.
rOQLS a. EQUIP. CO.. ~. D-6SSI
RENT ~. 4Qe day. ] month mini.
Evening star., 1955-11-28

FURSDISCOUNT
Savings up to 5OsS on any
thing in the line Of fine
furs. A visit to our shop is
a must II you value you
$$$$$. Hundreds Of slightly
used mink garments at a
fraction Of their original
cost. shop and compare.
Open Mon. and Thurs. till o.
BASKIN FURS
9th and q
Evening star., 1955-11-28
SALESMAN-EXEC

, Age 20, married: 9 yrs. sales, yrs.
= merchandising exper., seeks respon-
3 Rible pos. with future; excel refs.
3. Box 110-D. Star. zoe
Evening star., 1955-11-28

FURNITURE
l-pc. maple din. suite, St6O, Mo-
hawk wilton rugs, I2x16, 1Ixl0
4S0; Redwood picnic table
$lsO,. Fres@ssS @ siSss Ladders. Vii.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
sA0AN COnA
9th and G

FURN, uncidg Sofa bed. S35: occ.
eh.. $40. roli-aWay bed. Si2: studio
couch. $3s; chest, $40; lowest, $50;
rocker, SS; coil spgs.. IS; din. set,
bed, S5i .-top con. tbl., $40; inspg.
mattr.. S10i china clos, 5$1b; desk,
2l0; sofs. $50. We also DO Ieuphol-
slip.eoS. W.: cust..iSSSs. ST. SS s sSis, % cR,. & sb4.
Incl. lab. mat. We do rem, cab.
terms. HOFFMAN IjPHoi isTERERs,
2447 18th Of. n.ws co. 5-6i1B.
FURNITURE - complete 1-bedrm.,
iiy.-rm. bachelor apt very new
Evening star., 1955-11-28

COLORED
IL n ST. NE,-2 rms, kit, bath,
redecor., S57. so.
1902 o ST. NV rms, kit. bath,
$50.
1io5 QUEEN ST. Me- rms, kit.
eIsS 1sth ST. Nw.--4 rms, kit.
ZOO sSth ST. N.w.-2 rms. kit.
bath, $t32, so.
& ADAMS, Ma. s-s30s
---2S =
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ADDITIONS
Alterations, attics, painting, repairs
I OF all kinda. Free estimates. Terms.
=. OIL. 6-70G0 or LOs 4-59e1. 20
d ,sAsPHALT DRIVEWAYs = Parking
q lots. ALASKA PAVING CO, INC.
eskab. Is years. Ma. 8-6SSbs OF.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
fARM ANp eARpEN
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OH

p Wf 80
SEASONED OAK FIREPLACE WooD
and kindling delivered. Call Ii.
AND KINDLrNC. an,
length and any amount. delivered.
RE 5-70SS. -2S
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
Plant More Hedge

PLANTING MORE hedge is the most
practical way to increase numbers of
pheasants in our plains area.
The Brady Rod and Gun Club urges
all sportsmen farmers to prepare
ground this spring. Boundary lines,
field corners, draws and odd triangles
or unframed road edges should be sum-
merfalIowed this season, the CARA
CANA ordered through the county ex-
tension agent this fall and the hedge
planted with the aid Of the county tree
planter next spring.
The hedge must be planted SO that
it can be cultivated at least on one
side when the farmer is doing his regu-
lar summerfalIowing.
With such program our plains area
could in or 6 years be supporting
several times as many birds as now.
james StinsOn, Secretary Treasurer,
Brady Rod and Gun Club.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

stirI hear the beautiful crash of break
ing glass.
''Well!" Mamma cried. 81 neverl''
ssOh, my dress!" Natalie walled.
''Well, I'll be- Papa .gasped.
Sweetheart. /" said Hugh, run up-
stairs and change your dress" He
walked to the foot of the table and
left a kiss en- my mothers forehead.
You owe me two cents,'' he told her.
''and I'm not going to pay for that
window" Then he glanced at my old
man and a lcOk passed between them.
Ii ever two men understood each other
Hugh and my old man understood each
other. then.
Two other looks were exchanged.
Between Mamma and Natalie. Natalie
said, Isn't my Hugh something out of
this world?" And Mamma retorted.
''Why, he's not even in the same league
with your father when your fathers
at the top of his game!'' They looked
suddenly proud and happy. each in her
man.
AS for me. was just sorry that it
was dark and Hugh couldn't take me
out and show me how to hold the bali
when you wanted to kick it a country
mile.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
VOTE NOT MATTER
OF DOLLARS ONLY

I READ YOUR article "Quotes for
1885, in your June i, 1855 issue. Not too
bad an article but l don't believe the
part where you said the question Of
whether to vote ''yes'' or mo- is only
one of dollars. Maybe some of us
would like to farm the way we think
best and at least to the best of our abiI-
ity. We may have hopes that we viii
be able to plant all of our farm to wheat
some day and not the Is acres that
anyone can plant now.
Is there any moral obligation here
and do we really want our individual
freedom or do we want to trade our
God given rights, which are guaranteed
by law only as long as we protect the
law, for a promise of security? No
government can give its people any
thing without first taking it from them
or someone else. Are we supposed to
believe that we are the chosen few and
that the government will always take
from the rest and give to us? Do we
think we can continue to make the rest
buy product that is of a quality that
it won't even make good flour and there
is more of it than they can use? A large
part of our stored wheat is good only
for animal feed.
In your article you forgot example
No. with cross compliance acres
summerfallow, 2OO-acre allotment, IS
busheI yield, $1.75 per bushel and a
gross income of $5, 5,25O. This is also pos 4
sible under the present law.
I don't believe that wheat will drop
to ST. a bushel, as corn is supported at
about ST. 40 a bushel and wheat is just
as good for feed. We gave lot of our
wheat market to the corn man with this
program.
am voting ''no" because / have a
family and want them to have the
right to work when and where they
please for what they feel is a fair re-
turn, to have the right to go and come
as they wish, and to go to the church of
their choice don't believe dollars is
all that is involved /, for one, have
to be able to live with myself.-Max p.
Maberry, ChOuteau County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
PrOtectiVe Service
SWindle Season
Reported Open

REPORTS OF HIGH pressure sales
men and swindIers are beginning to
come out of the midwest. If the pat
tern of previous years is followed, these
racketeers will probably work their
way across the country and show up
soon in the west.
In Indiana an elderly farm couple
was approached by a IikeabIe chap
who claimed to be making a courtesy
call to introduce them to the serv-
ices he and his father offered in their
stove business. After gaining their
confidence with his smooth, rehearsed
line, he checked their stove, painted
the top of the oven with asbestos ce-
ment and the inside with stove polish.
The cost-$43 He became so insistent
and violent the people were afraid he
would cause trouble. They paid him so
he would get out of their house.
An Illinois farm women was ap-
preached by women selling ''hand
made" lace tablecloths for only $50.
When asked how she could sell them
so cheaply, the saIeswoman said they
were made with a special bobbin. The
farm woman continued to question her
and her story became less and less
convincing She took down the wom-
ans license number and called the
police. Unfortunately the saleswoman
got out of the area before she could
be picked UP.
A sewing machine salesman outlined
a plan to another midwest woman
whereby she could pay for a new sew
ing machine by doing sewing for the
factory. A representative was to call
on her to teach their methods. A
couple of weeks later she received a
time payment book and a bill for
$780, She wrote the company telling
them of her understanding that the
machine was to be paid for by doing
sewing. They replied that no such
plan had been outlined and that the
contract was being turned over to
lawyer.
Montana farm and ranch families
who may be approached by swindIers
of the above variety or by magazine
statesmen with wheel chair girnmicks,
septic tank cleaners and house
painters are asked to write Montana
Farmer -Stockman describing the racket
and method of approach so others in
The state can be on the lookout for
,hese human parasites.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
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Constructive letters on subjects Of general
rural interest will be published under This
heading space permits. Comparatively short
letters must necessarily be favored although
excerpts from longer letters may be used
Letters must be signed. though only initials
will be used if requested. Montana Farmer
StOckman may or may not agree with the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

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Evening star., 1955-08-24
.Virginion Seized
lin $3.50 Robbery
|Of Grandfather

Culpepper, Va, Aug. "a (Spe.
Icial)--Authorities here learned
yesterday that a man they want
for robbing his grandfather has
been arrested in Paterson, N. j
The suspect is Robert L. Alex
Iander, 81, colored, wanted fol
the theft of about $3.50 from his
grandfather, Ashby Alexander
The money was taken from the
latter's home at White Shop
Ave miles south of here, on Au-
gust 4. according to Deputy
Sheriff C. H. Childress of Gull
pepper County.
Robert Alexander lived in
Washington at the time of the
theft. but had been in Gull
pepper for a few days prior to the
disappearance of the money, Mr.
Childress said.
In Newark, N. j., yesterday
the FBI's special agent in charge
there, Harvey G. Foster, an
Inounced the arrest of the
younger man at Paterson. He
had been sought by the FBI un-
der the Fugitive Felon Act on
Ia charge he fled Virginia to
avoid prosecution for robbery.
Mr.. Foster said extradition
proceedings would be started to
return him to Culpeper for trial