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ROOMS fURN.-N.w. tcsns. |

1898 18th ST. N.W.-Bsmt. I'm. with
8 windows. running water. cooking
only lis
2O09 KALoRAMA RID. W. blk. Conn.
sve.l-Nicely furn. rm.. clean and
warm; $50 mo. M. AD. 2-s29i.
2e3s N. n. AvE.-Loyely 2-rm. suite.
Fsdassd sd,. .S H. a ~ INST Rst s ss5,
FREE RENT Of lovely rn.,. pvt. bath.
to lady, excel. loc., close to DOWN
town, In exchange for help with
light household duties in am. Wo.
1895 iNGLEsIDE TER. End tioor
front rm.. 4 windows, grill. refgr.,
half bath; S45 mo. DE. 2-s773.
Al RITTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-Nieely
furn. lge. front bedrm., SIN. fam, no
g 2sasf sSSRsp IA x a Esns 'ss fsa
DUPONT CIR. yIC;-Nicely furn. sgle,
co; $4,000: after Q pm. AID. q
ATTRACTIVE ria CLEAN STUDIO room.
rel W0 sS1 DE- own ae Sss' entrance
1911 10th ST. N,W.-lst-h. sgl. rm.,
S33 mo-, also ENC. apt. pvt. bath.
Isss' P ST. N.w.-oentlemen: one
ssa diS bath another The With private
2II4 o ST: N.W.-Small. quiet. at
A VII F% INV PA fR 1885, 1885 4stS o $.
n.w;-Master bedroom, pvt. bath. in
e lesgiY rssi area a,I Go G:s5si 20
Bus at door. Single and double:
privils.; reas.: ladies. NO. 7-3422.
1888 p ST. NV. the Dupont Manor
Nice. CLEAN, front. sel. rm., $3.50
500 R q MAN ST. N.w.-rurn. room
SHoREHAM VIC, 3o02 32nd St
bath; gentleman: $40. Wo. S-i5a7.
DUPONT CIRCLE-sinrle. for man:
MAsTIER. BE fiS 6assi p Blk bits. from
Walter Reed Hosp. Home atmos-
phere. Close to transp. IA. s9-4631
DUPONT CIRcLE-sman, medium
and large singles. Also excel. dbl
lei GALIATIN ST. N.w.-Masster
bbeddggmn.., pvt. BATH also sci. rm., ia
Ii3i REMEDY sT.-Nice. large
room for lady: 2 closets, pvt. lava
tory; Good transp. RA. 3-3S27. -2Ol
HALL, s2101 N st. NV
Nice front rms. running water. maid |
i.ef 10th ST. S.W.eGge., clean mas
ter dble. twin rms, pvt. bath, |
shower. lge. closets; 500 and $40; |
sgles., $50. S35; gar: parking. ID |
1913 ST. NW.-Unusually Ice. |
clean I'm, TN. equipped for Ink. $3.50
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

ALEX. SUBURB-Bedrm. with twin
beds and den: kit. privils.; . empl.
girls; S35 ca; also ssle. rm. nr.
transp. OV. 3-U:,45.
n. ARL.. Lorcom lane. / blk from. Lee
hwy.-Cor. rm., sep. entr.; isle.
serv. incl. ia. S-9131. 80
n. ARL.-Big dble rm.. lge. closet,
entr.: board or kit. priyiis If desired
1412 N Wayne st. 30
1917 N. EDGEWOOD. Animation
Lovely rm. III bus; home privils
IA S-53IS or ME-. $4,000. lis
ARL.. VA. 9434 N Ohio st.-Room
with private bath; TV; gent. or CPL;
30
attrac. rm., pvt
bath; lge. pvt. home; small adult
family; gentleman. ia. 2-1595.
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COLORED-I RIM. Kitchen and bath
Sslls iarn sSs rs 49, as5ss after &
CoLoRED--ATTRAc. FuRN. arm,
kit. and bath apt. avail. Call after
g pm. Ii. 3-634s .---22
CoL0RED--EFFIClENCY APT. pvt.
n ~ sns s YSIs5n, .s sdu y; ssls
todian, 1905 Belmont I'd. Apt. Z.
coIoRkB@N.E. sEcrioS-rurn. or
unfurn,; 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
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APTs. FURNlsHEp--vA.

80 - ~
ARLINGTON - 3I1g Ninth Road
North-Newly furnished living room
bedroom. kit. and bath. Near shop
ping center and transp.; separate
entrance; utils. furnished; SS5 a mo
ONE BLOCK FORT MYER-conv.
Pentagon; mod. clean apt. bldg,
1 sl Da1 isi5 NJ s Sainn a. a. s4 P!as
10 SO. GARFIELD. ARL.-Two-rm.
apt; nicely furn.; "a blk to busline;
adults only. ia. 2-S235. 30
Observation-Disclosures apt. mr..
rivers rms. and kit. 3 fireplaces,
yeranda. patio, :, entrS; very suit
for bachelors; 500. View Sun. l to
q M; wkdays.. 1916. XII. 9-7s33.
LOVELY e-BEDRooM APARTMENT
With, large kitchen and living room.
Belvoir commuters, near open air
theater:- Sis per month. Phone
XII. 9-6644. Downtown area of Alex
andria--Can be used for : couples,
renting from Sl25 per month. Phone
kI. 9-6H44. Arlington. opposite Fl.
in apartment building. Available
April L. S1l5 per month. all utili-
ties included. Phone XII. 9-6644.
30
FALLS CHURCH-spacious 3-rm.
apt: liv rrn.. bedrm.. kit. bath.
porch; conV. loo. Call CO. 5-662T.
ARL., minis. Pentagon - / -bedrm.
apt: 3 exposures. 20-in. TV radio
console, carpeted. mahog. furn.;
Sl15 mo-. incl. utils. so. 5-4o97,
ia 1881. lis ;
Efnciency and 1-bed-
room apartment: janitor service
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: all utilities; S75 to Sg2 80
Call TIE 6-667O between 10 am
ARL.. nr. -Clarendon---Entire 2nd a.
> rms. bath mr. bus: 10 minis Pen
taRon. D C Sli5; incl. utils. Avail
now. JE, 1896. 20
ARL.-2 bedroom apt. in apt. bldg. !:
newly decor; mr.. Fl. Myer and shop
ping. S125. IA. 2-1641. after &.
Ice. 1-BEDRM. APT, mr.. Pentagon
Navy Annex: 10 min. d. c.: cow.
transp.; adults OF. 4-9194. aft. g.
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TOP SOIL

Highest quality from former nursery
Gu. Yards, $50 delivered: ) loads
minimum, Larger quantities for less
10. $4,000.
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WALLER GARDENS

We have q few vacancies IN
these practically new garden
type apis. Located at, Wheeler
I'd and Wahler pl Sc: cow
to Boiling and Andrews Fields,
ST Elizaheths Hospital and
Naval Research: shopping CEN
ter in project De luxe kit
With garba s;,,,, disp1Ss' auto
for children. Resident mgr.
Apt. No, |. 1910 Wahler pl
Sc, Rentals, 500 up include
utils.; emo. leases offered
}. 2-31s3 UN. 4-a5'
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The John Kilpen Hotel

1910 AeHMEAD Pr NV
Halt block on Conn. ave. Of $500.
overlooking Rock Greek. Park. Dbl
and sgle, rms. pvt. bath avail, en-
Gel meeles rstes. St7.bo week m
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APIS. fURkIsHEp-D.c.

coLoRED-i356 IRVING ST. NV
Beaut. furn. ef1es. and 1-bedroon
apis, except. clean; conv. to shop
ping and transp. Rents reas., utils
incl. Can be seen between 9:30 an,
or after 8 pm. 10. 7-77e1. 30
COLORED-GA. AVE. Mr.. LAMONT
E.W.-Liv. rm., din.-kit. comb. bed
room. bath. porch: all utils. RA
6-75S4 lis
COi0RED-SETTLE LADY-Bed
room, dinette-liv. rm.. kit, semipvt
tsth: share with ] other lady. Cal
any time. tn. 2-3546. Go.
COLORED-2 RMS, KIT, BATH
furn. or unfurn.: SIS no., or on
rm., fnrn.. share bath; S46 mo
II. 3-68S6. 20s
COLORED
800 MT. VERNON PL. NV.
Mr.. 9th and Mass ave NV. faeinI
Library; $3.50 for efficiency apt.
newly dec. clean bldg. adults. Sci
tanitor on premises
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.e.


FURNISHED ROOM in Christian
home hp 1 for lady; privileges. Phone
COLOEED-LARGE FRONT RoUM-
Home PRIVILEGES. 81 Bryant st ne
C0LORED-63I 18th ST. N.E.--Large
furnished rm. in exceptionally nice
home. For retired or employed
lady. SIS per week. Ii. 6-5604.
CoLoRED-LGE. PVT. ROOM for
girl or lady; home privils.; S5.T5 wk.
After 5 pm. HO. 2-42S5, 49,
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
MINED. OCCUPANCY

Just across District line, 1 bus fare
excellent bus facilities: eonren-
lent to shopping center and theater
Nicely furnished apt. consisting 81
Reception hall. liv. rm., dinette
bedrm.. kitchen anG bath. sos per
mo. mel. uti.s.
Nicely furnished apt. consisting OF
reception hall, lily. rm.. dinette,
bedrms.. KIT, bath. $i242O incl
utils.
Plenty Of parking, lovely grounds
Apply In Lerson. WA. $4,000.
II
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GOLD
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sCoTTIEs-choice puppies. Axe
reg, CHI. blood lines. MacKINNON.
l6M N. Roosevelt, Arl, jE. 2-3432
Oh. bloodlines, ,MacKINNoN,, 1903
DALMlATlAN. male, sligible Axe; out
months; SO. OIL, 1850. is
males; fawn; Axe reg: wormed and
distemper shots: reas. DI. 7-305S,
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS, 8 wks.. tri-
color; males and females. DU, s.
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, 8
weeks: champ. stock OIL. 2-6931.
EASTER SPECIALS-Canariss guar
anteed singers. s5.49 up; parakeets
S1,9S up; flying SQUIRRELS, $40 pair;
Ocelot. tame, SIS: ringneck doves;
Easter bunnies; chimpanzec. trained.
Also tropical fish and accessories.
PET HOUSE, 27I3 Nichols ave. Sc.
10. 3-9s57 Open Sundays. l to 6;
weekdays, 10 to s; j..
POODLE - Toy Miniature, male, o
weeks; s, exee l6st' black. Axe reg.
BEAGLE PUPS. Z weeks old. Call
.QL.2.SS46 Friday after 6.
POODLE MINIATURE. male. black. 3
mos, Axe, beautiful, finest pedi-
gree co. 5-55i4. go
PARAKEETS. babies. breeders and
s ss a.s LssvinS town. will sacrifice
COLLIE, tri-color. / VI, old. Axe pa
pers. s35. JU. 9-3292. 80
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WIS. AyE.-Girl will share 'bedrm
apt. with another Girl. EN-. 2-541o
DUPONT CiR.-Collese student o,
empi. girl with coll. backRr. to share
attrac. apt, with another girl. AID
2-0l so, week ends. or weekdays
after 7 pm. go
GIRL, share mod. S-rm. house with
3 semitic girls: $50 no.. incl. every
6ning; S31S LIST st. NV. IA
WOMAN, 81 to 80. to share luxury
apt. with other women; mr.. Mt.
Pleasant and La. HO. 2-4I34,
Ext; 1913. alter pm. 30
YOUNG Man to share air-cond. apt.
with other man. Tv, parking and
eether facilities. S45. Box 435-X.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA girl. 20.
80, share nicely furn apt. with an
other girl TV, sun porch. utils.
incl, $50 mo. Can after 8 pm. DU.
CoLoRED-GIRL, 2s TO 30 share
l-bedrm. apt. twin beds. with i
other girl. Call after s, or ali day
Sat,-Sun. DE. 2-036i. go
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PONIES ca and wagon. $685.
for everything Call PARKWAY o.
HORSE PASTURE FOR RENT. Cal
Manassas 6tl- J-2. 10
PALOMINO FOR SALE. 10 month.
old; eligible for P.B.A. registration
Manassas 66l-J-2 20
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcent.l

SUNNY, COMFORTABLE ROOM or
End floor, in home-like guesthoust
for elderly people: excellent meals
2206 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 2-6309.
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GALVESTON
PLACE, convenient to Boiling Field.
NRL downtown. Bright. nicely dec
GRATED outside fpts, overlooking
Galveston pl. Liv. rm., bedrm.. di-
bath. $3.50 mo-. furn.. incl. all
utils, Resident MANAGER on premises,
20 Galveston pl. S,w., 10. 3-42S6.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG. man in wheel chair desires
sstrset-lsyel room with bath, Dun
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

NICE SGLE. OR DELE. RM.-cook-
ing PRIVILEGES: Sc each. Ii. 6-T939
100 18th st. Sc. Use
.CoL0RED - NICE SINGLE ROOM
in quiet home. Ii. 3-4120. go
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
SHOW excel. selections. all parts
call MANDEL. AID. 1900. lis
l4O0 M ST. NV.
Nicely furn, 8 rms, kitchen and path
In modern apt. bldg overlooking
Thomas Circle. SIS month.
Representative in Apt. No. 2 from
to 3 pm. each weekday.
FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th St. NV tx 3-14SQ
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Bachelor Apis. $3.50 Ur
Large room. tile bath. large closet
reffigerator.l

Unusually large, newly decorated, at
tractively furnished apis. in one Of
tor apt. blogs., in excellent mid town
location: wall-to-wall carpet. and
draperies; convenient on-the-prem-
ises facilities of drugstore, beauty
shop, valet shop. ETC.: switchboard
and mail desk service; utilities in
cluded in rent. To inspect, apply
az desk or CALL MRS. fICkS. ~.
nop5WnN prpnerrrS ev>,r-c. rpe
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Legion Auxiliary
Reports Poppy
Sale Receipts

receipts from the poppy sale
conducted in Sidney Nav % by
me American Legion auxiliary Of
Hlchland Post No. - were an
nounced at the June meeting Of
ene unit. The total amount re-
geIved from the sale was S215,45.
ms year no sale was conducted
IN Fairview.
The sale was directed by Mrs.
W%on Narum, poppy chairman.
workers for the sale were Beth
Iva Swenson, Harriet
M~reosoach, Elmina Carpenter
MRS. l, J. Peterson, Cecile Good
rich, Jean Olson, Burnetta h.
now, Alma Murphy, Jean Clark.
margaret Woods, Thelma Fit
Gerald, Grace Newell and Ruth
Narum. Money from the saie iI
used for child welfare and for tbe
purchase of veteran-made non
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Richey
Helen Hanson

sunday dinner guests at the
william H. Miller home were Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Won Ruden Mr.
Ronald Soft and daughters from
ONO and Mrs. Chas. A. johnson
callers at the Miller home in fhe
afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Kelley of Vida and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Soft.
a week of vacation Bible school
was concluded last FRIDAY. lime
~ at the American Lutheran
church with sixty-two pupils in
attendance. Sessions were held in
both the morning and afternoon
throughout the week with a pic
nc Friday noon and a Bible school
program Friday evening. Teach
ers for the school were Mrs
6oSlyn Milne, Mrs. James Golfer
FarSy Jensen, Lorna Rae Samn.
son, Susie Whiteman and Pastor
A. Schmidt.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Fish and Game
Six


! Following the Fish and Came
departments policy of decentra1-
lzatlon, a reorganization of per
sonnet has been completed in the
hlgh line area, according to De-
partment Director A. A.. O'Claire
District Six includes Liberty
Hill, Blaine, Phillips, Valley. Dan
lels, Sheridan, Roosevelt. Rich
land, McCone and part of Cbo-
teau county, and GLASGOW will he
the headquarters for fish and
game management and enforce
ment operations.
a three-man team will function
as a district staff WORKING tba
whole district from the GLASGOW
center. William Alvord. Thomas
Hay and Richard Trueblood will
De the Departments district Of
LlclaIs In that area. Manson Bailey
IT, Glasgow, who is chairman of
the Fish and Game Commission
IS Game Commissioner for This
district. ILLS
Newly-appointed as district war
oen supervisor, Thomas Hay will
nave supervision over the state
game wardens stationed at Havre
MaIta, Glasgow, PIentywood and
sidney. hay, a graduate of Mon
lana State University, in wildIife
technology, was recently promot-
ca from regular deputy in +ha
Great Falls area.
FISHERIES biologist William Al
word, who has been in the area
ior TWO years, is in charge of the
IlSherles research and MANAGE
ment aspects of the district. Al
vord holds a masters degree in
tlsh and Wildlife management from
Montana State College, and has
1850. 0Hlce
richard Trueblood is the third
member of the team, and will he
responsible for game research and
management. Trueblood has been
with Inc Fish and Game Depart
ment since March, 1854. when he
worked on F~reezeout Lake game
management project stationed at
FAIRFIELD. He has a masters degree
IN w1ldlife management from Utah
state College, and a bachelor of
science degree from the Universe
ty of Michigan.
.IheSe three men have been Sc
lected because of their training
and experience to conduct the dis
riot affairs of the Fish and Came
department. in District SIX"
CClaire said. 'They will each
lave a separate area of direct re-
possibility but will operate as
committee to coordinate and
AIRY out most effectively the fish
game business in this area /"
The trend toward placing re-
possibility in the field, away from
ne Helena office, will enable the
apartment to operate more eff
ectIvely," O'Claire said.
We r expecting results from
1ese men, and because of their
have every reason to an
.clpate more efficient operation
ian would be possible with ali
uslneSS being conducted through
lie Helena office" he stated.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
IS Fair Stops
Scheduled For
Wildlife Exhibit

Other events on the agenda are
visits to the supreme court: the
6gTIcuItural research center at
Beltsville, Maryland; the Federal
bureau of Investigation; and Geo
WaShlngton's home at MT. Vernon,
Ihey will be guests either of the
senate committee on agriculture
ana forestry or the House COM
mlttee on agriculture.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Charley Creek

Mr.: and Mrs. Max G.. Ivnd
ana three children and his father
Ed Lynd arrived at the Paul Patch
nome Tuesday evening from Los
Angeles. LIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Smith and
daughter and Mrs. Corton were
visitors at the home of Mrs. Clara
Smith Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto
went to Billings Wednesday and
got back on Friday. Mrs. Ruff
ratio went through the clinic
while there. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar L.abidee
were visitors at the Harry Hagen
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

a similar question was Demo
Gratis, So per cent; Republicans.
48 per cent.
In last November's nationwide
Congressional Elections, the Dem
ocrats won control of Congress
blouse Of Representatives. by a
margin of SIG per cent.
The official vote shows that the
Democrats took 52.58 per cent of
the major party vote; the Repub-
Iicans 47.42 per cent. (The United
States Poll predicted the vote
within less than th~ree-fourths of
one per cent -seventy-two hun
dredths of one per cent to be
exact.)
A clearer picture of the situa-
ton can be had by examining the
vote separately in the tradition
ally Democratic South on the one
hand and in the areas outside the
on the other.
SOUTH ONTV
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

- Ia 4NdkAU1A4L VVtC
for Congressman, Survey finds.
Princeton, New Jersey - How
would the two major political par
ties stand in the nation if u. S.
citizens were voting for Congress-
men today instead of in Novem-
Der, 1856?
BY a margin of 5 per cent, a
croSS-section of the nations vot-
erS interviewed by United States
Poll staff reporters say that if
they were voting for Congress-
men TODAY, they would favor
the Democratic Party, rather than
the Republican Party.
Here is how the vote went in
the nation in a United States Poll
just completed when staff re-
porterS put this question to a
representative cross-section of vo-
tiers:
eff the elections for Congress
were being held today, which
party would you like to see win
IN your own Congressional Dis
trio the Republican or the
DemOcratic?"
The following table shows the
nationwide results among those
who had an opinion on the above
question or who, if undecided
stated toward which party thew
leaned"
Nationwide Vote For COngressmen
blouse of Representatives,
democrats --- $3.50
Republicans $500 47.5%
-Four months ago, the vote on
g mTrE nrH.---.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

won control of the House of Rep
resentatives by a margin Of 30
seats.
And today's results would indi-
cate that if the election were held
today, the Democrats would hold
on to their control of CONGRESS-
with Just about the same MARGIN
Ina they received last November
IhlS IS one of a series of U. s,
Poll measurements of CONGRESS
slonal strength that will be re-
ported between now and Novem-
Der, 1856.
Watch for them in this Jews
paper.
The Sidney Herald presents the
reports of the United States Poll
exclusively in this area.
The United States Poll is .
weekly feature rendering UNIQUE
public service to the state and
nation because this newspaper
pays for and publishes United
States Poll findings. The service
IS operated and distributed by the
princeton Research Service.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
SOUTH ONLY
(HOuse of Representativesl

When today's nationwide re-
suits are stacked up alongside the
national Congressional vote in
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
THE
UNITED STATES
POLL

Democrats $3.50 - Repub-
licanS 1852 in National Vote
for COngressmen. Survey finds.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

IN THE SIDNEY HERALD
~ Thursday. June %, 1855
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

1850, 1852, and 1854 Elections. the
trend looks like this:
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

DEOPLE say success makes success but we saw
Il people make success, and how!
ps PeoPle-Iust like you who are snowbaIline
Buick sales this year to an aIl-time peak.
It's people-iustlike your neighbors down the street
VINO are swapping up these gorgeous new Bucks
almost as fast as we get them from the factory
and causing Buick production to climb TO new Levels
every month, to handle the unparalleled demand.
And its people-iust about from every walk of life
who keep Buick sales soaring without Ietup-and
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Luz Resigns
Brazil Post

RIO DE JANEfRO. Brazil. Nov.
IL R.The new government Of
Nereu RoInas appeared firmly N
the saddle today.
Carlos Da Luz. the provisional
president who was Ousted after
only two days In Office. returned
to Rio De Janeiro yesterday on
the cruiser Tamandare, on which
he had sought to escape Friday.
He resigned his position as
president Of the House Of Depu-
ties, and a call for a meeting Of
the house TO lift his immunity
from arrest was cancelled. As q
result Of his capitulation he was
freed without escort.
Carlos Lacerda, editor Of La
!Tribuna, and a member Of the
house, returned with Mr.. Luz
and was freed also.
: Mr.. Lacerda had been one Of
the most vocal In calling for the
defeat Of President-elect Jusce-
limo Kuhitschek In the presi-
dental election last month.
War Minister Gen. Teixeira
Lott. the strong man behind the
new government, resigned Thurs
day night and led the palace
coup on the grounds that Mr..
Luz was planning to shift cabi-
net and military officers to IA
cilitate q revolt which would
forestall Dr. Kubitschek's as
sumption Of once.
Or. Kubitschek is scheduled to
be inaugurAted January 81.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Mumie Van Doren
Rests in Hospital

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Nov
|14 @.- Actress Mamie Van
|Doren Is under treatment at st,
Johns Hospital for "a generally
run down condition" her doctor
reports.
The actress and her husband,
bandleader Ray Anthony, an
nounced two weeks ago they are
expecting q child, but her ply
sician said no complications are
exnected.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

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Evening star., 1955-11-14

4 CAT. aiamese. Seal Point; strayed from
sasa sass snd nv; 2-yr.-old male. Du
ClqARETTE kIgHIER il). Rongon
silver; engraved aBettye' 1 Elgin
American lightsr. engraved Bill e
Lost Nov 81 vie. of 1lth and , NV:
of great sentime,,tai value fhethi. Re-
DOC, 4.yr. male. black. 70 Ibs.. mixed
gcottie and cocker; mr.. Hxoadmpnt,
Falls Church area Reward. u. 3-IS5b.
GOLD WATCH, lady,s. with heart band.
s sst mig risnt sfa lssn 81 byI r'y., .,o5c est Conn
HANDBAG, brown. with tuxedo coat.
one white coat and apron, chefs tools;I
,a ,lc ssqo "a fes1 slss,s ~ NV; side door Fs
EECKLACE, pearl slnsie strand down.
town WAsshninston sh NOV. II. Reward
FTRAKEET. blue and gray, deep purple
Esssrd. RSss r siS tsraip hp. z.gsi very sfns
FARAKEET, green and yellow: name.
s'peepers Very tame Reward, ~
WATCH, iadys, platinum. diamond,
black cordi name and date enKrayed;
NOV IL, vic. l6th.. between HOO blk.
and X. sentimental value Liberal re-
WATCH. Isdy's dfuen; Nov. IL. Eranklip|
eilnog's stcrs; ylc & Conn s1aoi ave NeI1Io ih
Blue SUEDE 1ACHKI IN EslIs Church,
Mnndsy. Please call OWNER. IN. s-1s11s
Evening star., 1955-11-14

iformants said Egypt is consider
ing q protest against the fund
raising drive being made in the
United States by Israeli Foreign
Minister Moshe Sharett. They
said the Egyptians maintain the
funds raised by selling govern
|ment bonds In the drive could
help to buy arms for possible use
against Egypt.