davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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APTs. uNFuRNisHED-MD.

HYATTsvILLE. Mn.--In apt, bldg. !:
Incl. utils. A. B. eEIDfNSPfNEER,
Reaitor. WA. 7-1010. Or VA. ~ SOS.
SILVER sPRrNG-1 and : SedTms. s
s5s. Bon Incl. sasil susils. is HI 9Sfz. 9f;po 8 e
nETHESDA~-1 bedrm., liF. rrn.. d.
nstts. kit. porclr cony. location.
nr schools. stores and shgrches;
80: ,, q. kRY, OF. es73sa.
HE kaRAi.xnkMd i.,r loap. H9nsk w. r,,vdit n n
BosS Bsss: Ssvis sfs fsdscersted ooB B1iFssse Fee.
lar aye. Takotna PARK. Nd. ~
I nHnnM.. Lly. HN.. .dipette kit.
ana bath Al utile. included: 10
pets: e72.e0. 10. a-00bo- -
ONE nEDRAI.; ses.as up. All .usiI.
incl; newly decolated; modern.
cnildssn ysIssSSpe. For infermsston
yiWS6 ~ kEpEass.ss EpSE;assRsys. All util. incl: s7s
up. Modern, newly DECORATED. Play
areas Tor children. For infcfnla-
tion call re. b-8001. --s;3i
CORAL HILLS AT D. @. LINE, gaF>
ssa .EsSs issS sesos sssSas s. e5 81 ,ais slSss
/ ana . hedrm. Spts.;
coriv. located. S71.60 to sos; Htil
Spring 4-545s ewes. and week ends.
SPACIOUS a-bsdrm. apt: SIS per
: Almost new BLDG. Takoma Park.
T2KotSSe iYARK--s rms., ii. snd
bath: so per mo-; ~ 4: pEt, dgsl-
ling. call after 8 p.Ins %. s-e2s7. !.
aockyMLI; !. ]. anq |. I i ss.areo9. q,
rear screened perch: near schools
and shopping center; SOS 70 $50. per
APIS. AvAILABi.g At COBIR Ten.
Rl00 pffenae hwyy hiadsnshure.
room. dinetts. kiteheni and bssk.
An gtiiities. adults: Ssb no, ~.
cRiifEfEffhM rERRACE--yery ige. /.
esarm.. mere speee than I mos. = 2: 2.
sss ssSrm sseotoE sysr DT q fiis@psEilaf ii1s psinss
op sheridan q Sids. Rssidsns
rAk a nAkEsoMS ks1zAssaoe Ylovsr ~ sss. ! j
Nv, tul,, beaym,. kitchen and bath;
20 inei. utils IA. 9.Q02A 80
mst; 5edrocs. iiSis nco. spshs dis
e-caf garage; on newly decorated;
S1l5. including utilities. 10. 6-4l29.
HANDY NAN. ATTENTIoN-s-bedgrm
spt, n ksnsineton $50 no, 20 Be-
2SQe e,, ~ pm. HU0dINs 4 AAh-
TAk0SsA AXIOM fxkK. sIlyer spring ss erss-
Aktrac. 1-hedrm. apt. ~ new e-unit;
tenant: ss2,60 incl. utils. ~; s.
cfiihiiEsiyM TERRACE-we. have one
over oysr B. Isal &. iiie ~ n. Ianp. e'Sss Sss
resident mgr, 623 Sheridan ST.,
~. H-S726 OF HA 2-SS00. 81
livi rmt. Kitchen comb; adults only;
R sB:s ssi q 2pSss 81 M M. 'gslERii ss
ssTAhEsDA. mi and . b.dTcons ;sS
Nv room. din. space. kit, bath and
uEL .. EciLEY hhc.s oE. i-iSso.
35l6 QUINCY 81, Art. a--2 large
SoeEas, large ss, modern @ htehsIl n. an, asad
sSIss ssiI|s s.sss.sRR R's'is I'D 'sa s;aso asiIS 3 3
/ AND 3 BEDRoCM6
xute. laundry facilities. o1f.strees
Rsrkinsi sony, e cspitsl ~. L.s,nsit PEI
Ss sn.sof vi aSss ssi r sys sssg!' sssh sssssihidsa q.
. 1R!lANsyERkED TO ET. MEAnE2
for the ultra IN apartment qccpm-
rfOdations a. rensOnnb1N refit3. Only
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ApARTMENTs WANTID
housEs FuRNlsnEp

FALLS CHURCH AREA---3.bedrpon
veleoHe; bus 70 Penssson. y.
sssSS MILITARY nd. N.w,-ro say
Government man for q no: g
nGEroa All slssE M 1bisssiskx sssii M sihss ssnsk.
Landoyef Hills3-bedrm. coionill:
din. rm hsnt.; avail. now; 100.
cAAEyY CHASE PARKWAY. ssIsA
loSs sSr N4 hone Ss.t Elsas saeoSs Ss Is SOf: 49,
isss rs SafvdEkr iisdS ii. N.w.--E,ns ssns sass..
kits.. baths; Fooming hous1 ef
5rssssEERits. ase today. Phone We.
cAnIN JoHN PARk-Tws-sed edfoea
lgsHsi issss assliss g f. siss ~ s; Ess. &:
AfkxANpRRih - A.trac, a-bsSsn.
brick: tile bath goed closets. Reg.
fsn turn. sepSSs psSs.d sPSDS ssia sssS ~ s.Ssse
Sc, CziARlEIsO---B.Em. brick q.
bGnt., yard, $40. WA. T.4D0o. ss-a
IN .---8 -hsdffn. bEk., newly dec: fi4s-
din. rms: gas h.sN.h: tpcl, pe1ht
tAtd Hhnep. sAou my. AAAs Y-t9fNs
i pKpROOMs. ~ baths. ~. sgte.
washing machine; suit fQg 3 hduitss
RAMONA PKRK. b. CD bsqrlnl.. !.
ffsnSsS fss.ssS.; yisS: *. ff2nys ys-s5Ss. s'noSlif
q S.su.iiS rsmsi:r lliis f:Sg S.dPn. b e .dys ySs
pool, ssysrsf scfsa; Siop mo-. Sx.
p0z, DU. 7Iast; AFTER 9. ~.
NV. AREA d. the psrk: beautiful
house. suitable for. eflferfAintNgs
LARGE garden seysral hedrms snq
pnfqrn. DU. 7r1a54s alter 3. ~
SiISfRR sPRINa, eonv. NrR-e he'd
rnls.. SCI, din rsls elmoqt nsE
yards. EFopnd Level bsmt.; eilO.
ANV0L0t 1@IZN
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PHEASANT HILLS
s''ssss Es....ss sszila 6. a; u, ~

4 r. 1:sss essslsse:s' s.s ss.
sssiS i.sasssTs sssssss s.sElsa sEHlcsads sss ss''n
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an. QNluRllIsNIl-VA.

1EErsa10N--lIsa isSSsIn. aDlI.;
De ssS pls' Stiis. fh. Is z-iSts.
AM, N art. kldg.--Lly. rm, an. Z.
nts esdrns 2 hktss' Cihrendon
LGE. .1-BgpAsl APTs b logsly ept.
% %ssezs IN E N n; z'..,s sinss,s ss s,!sss s,s;
nc. Sc ei.a snasly s snl a sl1Ss,: 3 psSss ssss
facilities, co1R. % Shopping center
and huslines. also % Relta1q1. Aegy
Annex and dbNutQWn WAshin1tqp;
vacant around Efh I. $1f,7 allls.
incl HkKkEIkl.p NANot; INC, 4
fkrourA Friday.
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An buildInas are modern d dssfen.
dove. ssorass and isHndIs isesllils.
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|INo IllZk lltllQDzhl ANA -
CAlfUIn1 6lo bodfW. eDk
homes, Nl<h elnin9 elcqyA d luxe
kitchen. incl gexeers olr4olel and
E3a e izSf Si';' &: is.s y e g. zsiississ asx
Es5nsf ApEs.l, csnilsis iza64f7
fecIIl. and storage llfkefA nasleF
~ 1ntcnna Only 10 minnlel %
dgunfcNp Wezhi1ste1 And mln-
s:s. ~: e sss g szson AEs h5E'ls 8
ANS psn sd. y. Ascht.s--l h.d.
washer drier d hemts; e65.bo, incl.
utfiS. th. IA 6<t9p4. So
Seem ss. 90, s Es,h as9s sas
1nhs1; Al; s'. rsdsceTsssd ~ s-sess
e9yss ~ S-o10e evss. ~
WaIkinf dist. q AfI Han and Ran.
ss'ss ss ssIiss Z sssssls ss9 aa51is css ccsSsse
~ 2's cSsSNlAl 81 ALsxANDnaa-s1 1sz "a.
haiI. modern kitchsp With d!spqsSi,
ssslsl ss 81 sssss1Ri ss. Ri sRgSs sssHS's.' sr.sss'
AR1ENGF0N--1 -bedrn. apt; s. MIN.
q g, Rept. Navy Alnszs z hlks,
N1oppinG ~. MyeF. Pvt. ueIzinG.
Nashel and afyeT LarEs fenced
JAZZ 81 -isio sossse ef rn. afl s-sssg s p'e. ''l'
DO you ENfEnTAINf Sound d-proof,
pine-nAneied Feef. Fm,. milIofed bar,
IN compl 1-beQrm. anti nu1fe1cent
Mghte, ] " hathe: specially built In
ncdessa "a sagcs ggsceslecsi : minutes Peltss9n,
AaENeFoV; coIgnhls a,Iu IKE : yzsss.- 8. /.
now; hesubifui and spsclSus living
dining room Combination. large
hedrooms. latest IN kitchen equip-
menh parQuet floors. Venetian blinds.
3 exposures, utiis. fpfn.i 500 q
MA. Gafii Gsaii efss01sS sz. ssSosd.a ssa.s0' r''
ARLTEozoN y. ah9dss Manor. 1895
farss ~. ym.. ssp. 6 dinstis. kiieSsn.
bedEm. asd bath, Farhage dtspoeal.
gA T-a3oo, ARLINGTON REALTY
|AEicloss b. bsss section, 3 bed
tramp; no children; SOS. out Wis
1854 i6th "a. North. Gas. PAN
AkI.@closs n. Prepare for snm-
duict aFsas excel tr1nsp. S9S. 30
snd $il9l ne childfsn. 5fiO Co
AhE.--i- -bsssn, spt II mod, apt.
bldg, nf. e. MyeE. ) min. Psneagen,
atfls.:;' sSaii. now IN. x.e1e5. II
AMI, Nj and 3 bedrni. apts.
Watkins distance An. HAIL / SIX,
Hechts store Coed transp. idry,
f9eiis.. od-streei parkinsi $40 and
hsaassr: Mh, HARIg. .sEE 81 5iSS S
Qdaes. "a. ssssSs darils busissss
an. near Fort Myes-i i-hsaIpcm
ssSis S6bs AZ. r. ~ finsigalzRE NsgzE u'ill'iss'
5sg iII; ;sS :. y, e sS5: near dis6s 81. sSiI
~ .S1 yz s:s..lss Z. pla,. ;sssiassi 81 A.,
.s. yss. HgF- Vr- ~; 81 s74s1o: ss,a.. = ,.c,,,
A.I Hall ss AT M, blyd NJ zoyso 2Rs oeedrn.
ARLINGTON fWestoveyl -NeWiy dec
grated apartment with large iiy,
rm. din. elcoye, kits bedlIn. and
bath. Rent, SO: Autefpatic laundEy,
stQEAge rrn. I'm. 2-4a32 or OL.
AEExMTwo bedrms.. aije bath. Din.
rgns,. Nv, rni., screened porehs full
bsnt. geRage; automatic .sas beat:
cn busiins eory sehseehlss hschs stores.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
~ i ANN q HEnRofMa

4NU = 4E0NOQMN
xntS. laundry iseiiitiss. if.stfees
parking; eonH. 70 capitel Tf1nsit
\ bus and etfeeteaS. For information,
cal 10. 4-9563 Or apply RESIDENT
MANAGER. Ant. c-1, b036 38th tt..
TRANevERREp 10 ET. MEAnEf
Don't fail to call us for information
for the ultra In apartment qccpm-
\ llO1ations ak reasonable rent4 Only
I $Q9.6Q per mo. Call RE. 1-240l or
YOU'LL A0HEE when you see these
apt. homes at Elmar 4ardens. THE
sIq4EsT ROOM sizEs M The
venience OF an attractive garden
project; cheerful one-kedraoin apts.
fneWfy decofetedl, at S76. including
an utilities. Res. mgr, AP. 7.e69S,
5490 Hamilton st.. between Defense
hwy. and Ayattsviiie. on Ednncnston
SHANNON q LucHs Co.
72z 14th 81. NV. ma. e-2346
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walter Reed Gardens

aoI0 3. l3th M. ART.. VA.
ore and two hedtoon,s: $5e;so snd
"a drsjns dSas iseilisi.:; Ii s sles. y sss. sssb.
ping churches and eehool1. cons
genlent 70 RentnGcn ana ~ NloF.
"A. s-sass q. 5-dos7 Aissf ) II
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HOUSES uNfuRNlsNHp

1855 BELMONT 81: N.iE.--io rnaer
cony. 1oc.; suitable toF doctor b
Hiy AMERICAN eHeURfTH . ThuBT
CO.. 81. 3.D000s
n. AR1.--Det brick. Nv; rE with
neI:a srspII dln; Y: rm;, M si'ssh si'ssh peds1s,.1 IT,
North: siS0 mo. jH. $sSlss. -16
S7R5 n sT. BE.-.-Nf, n. ave, Q
EooH.s q, ssshs' saaas hr;si sss s,ss Euss rSs
ISsIdaS ;lI;5 ! Isis|:ESPAsaREaFs'iiie sEPsRF ie.s &
FALLS CHyRCH--2.story, s-bea,
room: excellent location: nice yard:
PROPERTIES NC. ~. s-20st.
s.pEDRooM. sEMIpEr. BIiCR--
min: q Eentesop N AfL. eitt.
Eni. With firspl and i6-ft, .pietafe
WsstSsy,. Einds. saoSapDsSs o sSs.ssi: Mas ~. smsa
week ends Ga. 1920. -
-. ---vsessst: q @ ssSidst. Brick. ) sins.. 3liI
ss s.,i, s;. s as e. e sH,' gc ssJg e gs.' RI rsf''
fcIolATa ssrs va: svsIlasI. .ISsa Iss. Il sS:si
eRITSVfifIiE. 6D.--5 rooms ana
saith. couple With child. 10 4Qle;
fefererices; $50 Phone We. b-soes.
iiss NEAL sr. N.E.--s rmsa Atisd
Service for GOOD tenants. keTf -
T,AKso6,iA fAhk--priek calsnis .
51 ssar'S. 'Ss..s.SRS,s Rssls svs:l. sssiEs5 E5. szso r..
RocKcREsT--rhses bsdrms.; scny.
{. ss.Ip hif i,s sas 1. sass sSS NJ S'dss ES eis.
scr YARRAqur 81. N.w,coissl.i
ears vacant Tedse.: si20 mo. y.
Ia6SSsioW-visT. aTstSO iss' hin lin yal.ss; Is is.,r
er VII ssli Ike rent. pWNnR. IA
NV, AREA, ip ths pssk-.s .sssaiitsi
idrRe garden. several bedrne, and
6stb; $3.50. unfufnished, q. ylIl
rent faFr. sANpQz. DU 7-is2A'
NV rRtwssr s-1EbkH iBsRRiCK. nT. a.
dfews, Bclllng--Fiiii bSnif.; fea6ol-
sbis rent, no. 2-i2si aftsr 2 D.
KEEsINoTOr. bsD.Larss hogss: Is
saSSas sssHssa; s.ns. ss'si ssiss s rs'
wKsTMoRELAND HILLS - vseeu,,
plcmsti B Fass sH Sashss 81. y
sc5aiiaasz d 5sTs ssss5
- = : =. =. e-as -
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co q. A1Ts. Ioa SAT-
Evening star., 1955-01-27
MERTpTAN HTL.L

y,ss spaei0us hiGh-eeliingsd rooms.
paneisd Nv. I'm. with fiT61iace. 2 lgs.
bsdfns.. - this most eonveni1ntI
NV, location; only See.s0. Agplyl
Evening star., 1955-03-13
WHEN NOT TO DO-IT-YOURSELF
Continued from page sesen


build garage, discovered the framework wasn't
plumb. had to pull the whole thing down and start
all over again.
Undaunted by this do-it mishap, neighbor
decided to pine-panel his living room, struggled
desperately to make the panels fit, wasted about
Is per cent of his expensive lumber finally, in dis
gust, he summoned carpenter.
In Springfield, Mass, foreman in an aeronau-
tics plant was convinced he could build his own
house for only $1,000. After working at it week
ends for more than three years, he eventually had
his house - at cost Of $4,000. Now he wishes
he had had contractor; then his family would
have been living in the house for those three years.
And there was the comical case of an enthusi-
astic beginner who drafted his wife to help him
build bedroom in his expansion attic. After she
finished tackng insulating paper between the room
partitions and the outside walls. she started to
crawl out and discovered she was nailed in
between the inner and outer walls! So remember -.
RULE I. Before starting an intricate prof.
ect. prepare a comprehensive plan. study it.
make sure it's exactly what you want. Ask
yourself: Is it practical? Is it worth the effort
and cost involved? Will YOU have the time to
carry it through? Ifyou've amy serious doubt.
don't do-it- yourself.
z. Are You Violating q Code?
Many homeowner has attempted to convert
closet into an extra bathroom, monkeyed with
water and waste pipes, then has been informed he
was violating the local plumbing or health code.
The truth is. amateurs seldom know when their
pipe connections will lead to contamination of
their drinking water.
Fire regulations are often broken. too A common
violation is flammable partitions on the basement
recreation room, too close to the furnace gas
water heater. Or they extend an electrical circuit
to foodlight the backyard and f1out the electrical
code Building an extension to home may create
a different setback, violate zoning laws.
Except in rural areas. virtually every fair-szed
community has laws requiring permit and appli-
cation for inspection when major electrical or
plumbing work is attempted. Minimum standards
of safety must be met and often only licensed
plumber or electrician is allowed to do the work.
Refusal to correct violation may lead to discon-
Meeting the electricity gas In case of fire trace
able to improper wiring homeowner without
local electrical inspectors permit may have trouble
collecting his insurance. So here is -.
alone, except for minor repairs. If you do
make alterations. he certain you obey the
Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WTOP-"Church of the
Air.: DR.. Jonah 3. Wise.
Reform Rabbi of Central
Synagogue in New York will
discuss Isaiah" one of the
greatest Of Hebrew prophets.
11:00, WTOP Invitation to
Learning: Sinclair Lewis
Main Street" the story of
Gopher Prairie. MINI, and
its 5000 inhabitants. will be
the subject of today's dis
cussion.
1880, WIDOW & WASH-fm-
Georgetown University For
UNI: Subject today is Bet
ter Vision-Better Reading"
1870, WRC-The C holic
Hour: A special hour-long
25th anniversary program
with a message from Pope
Plus XII. a mass aboard the
battleship Missouri and a
visit to the New York Found
ling Home.
400. WTOP-Pro football
Washington Redskins VS..
the New York Giants at
Griffith Stadium.
2.00, WMAL-The Felix Grant
Show: Premiere Of the sea-
son as Felix Grant returns
with his weekly 3-hour pro-
gram of HiFi popular music.
1880, WRC Monitor: First
broadcast from the rocket
testing grounds at White
Sands, New Mexico.
3:I5, WIDOW and WASH-fm--
"Split Diamonds: Chapter
nine of. this continued mys-
terry serial produced by local
college talent. Stars Dolores
Abuse of Maryland Univer-
sity.
500, WMAI-Pro Football:
Baltimore Colts meet the
Los Angeles Rams.
500, WTOP-W o olwort h
Hour: Husband and wife
team Peter Lind Hayes and
Mary Healy, Peruvian
singer Yma Sumac, Eddy
Arnold and the Don Elliott
Quartet will tell Whats
New In Music" Percy Faith
and the orchestra and
chorus will feature choice
selections.
$500, WRC-Meet the Press:
Newsmen question Michael
j. Quill. president of CLIO
Transport Workers Union.
$500, WGMS-National CAL
lery Concert: Live broad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

running show can use a
change Of emphasis and seem
cry. The boys have grown so
noticeably, the Nelson's fig-
ured the time was right to
concentrate on their activities.
It's still one Of the easiest
family shows to watch on
TV.)
Dear Bernie:
so many rule changes on
the Saturday Big Surprise"
show should have brought
better final rules than those
currently used. Can they be
sued? What would happen If
a contestant said. m take the
$4,000 and go home7' How
can a contestant get $4,000?
ITO quote Jack Barry ex-
actly. he said to Mrs. Rich
ardson, You have just won
$50,000!' Had she? Could
she have it? Next week Clast
night she'll have to win
100000 or go away with
$4,000. She has no choice.
Also, Jack said last week
to Mrs. r: Take your choice
the easy question has one
part: the hard one has five
parts She risked all, chose
the easy, one-part question.
What was it? Two separate
and distinct questions on two
separate songs!"
Il agree it's confusing
contestant has to keep going
on this show. I've passed your
criticism on to NBC and may
be theren be a further
change.)
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
How about putting the
pressure on WMAL to return
Mr.. District Attorney to their
schedule? My patience is ex-
hausted! Don't they realize
people miss the show-and not
everyone will write a letter of
complaint"
FAN.
Sponsor dropped the show
not WMAL. If another spon-
sor materializes, WMAL,-or
any station-will be happy to
take it if time is available.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

cast from the National Gal.
lery Of Art, featuring
Richard Bales, commenta-
tor.
$500, WOL-Guest Conduc-
tor: Donald A. Charles.
Secretary of the Air Force,
has selected compositions
by Chopin. Brahms, Bee
thoven and Bach.
1890, WWDC - District
Roundtable: The scope
covered by the D. C. De-
partment of Correction and
the department facilities
will be discussed in tonight's
broadcast. Donald Glenn
mer, superintendent of the
department and division
officers will participate in
the forum broadcast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
THEY LOOK THE PARTS, TOO


(Thts is your chance to
sound of-and TV Critic
Bernie Harrison will do his
best to ANSWER questions.
Please keep letters as brief as
possible. Pen name Dill be
used If so desved.J
Dear Sir:
please do something about
two things. if you can:
I'D Have Baltimore TV pro-
grams printed as most viewers
here. I understand. can get
Baltimore channels. Follow TV
Guides example.
"(2) Please work toward the
restoration Of Hit Parade to
its live spot. It's a fine.
highly-rated program, and I
doubt whether there are too
many people watching Safe
ways junk. It's shame we
doS not have it here. Cannot
'Safeway' be moved to 11-hr.
spot?
IF you suceeed-and I wish
You success - thanks in ad-
vance"
Viewer.
That would mean doubling
the space-as we follow a diff
fefent logging practice than
TV Guide. Baltimore stations
are network atfiliates, too
the programs would generally
be- the same.
How's this for a compromise?
A listing of evening programs
on Baltimore channels that
differ from those available
locally? If there's enough in
terest, we'll try it.
AS for Hit Parade" I don't
think it's ever been seen "nve"
here. But what If WRC should
move Safeway to II. and then
find the network offering Steve
Allen at 1880 on Saturdays?
Dear Mr.. H.
"Anent your article in The
Star-in great wonder why
Margaret Truman was dropped
out of Daisy. Daisy The rea-
son is plain-simply because she
has no place in the theatrical
entertainment field. There
are 1000 and more girls WITH
talent who can't get anywhere
compared to M. T." S. M.
(To get anywhere. as you put
It, you need Ca publicity tb)
opportunity and (c). it's nice
if you have talent. I've always
felt she was a sweet. honest
and intelligent girl-which Is
talent enough.)
Dear Bernie:
Il have noticed change in
the Ozzie and Harriet shows
this season. Last year they
were usually in some fix about
a job or something and the
only thing that they did was
sit around the house and talk.
or OzZie would go next door
and talk to his neighbor. There
Is a big difference this year.
Their two sons have problems
and they feature a show about
them once every two weeks or
so, and also show the family
downtown or at a movie, etc.
I like the show a lot better
and am sure many other peo-
pie do. Have they got new
writer's or something's"
Becky Squires.
(The writing hasn't changed
- it's just that any long
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COURSE FOR sTockMEN

Bozeman - A short course in
artificial dissemination will be
held at Montana State College
November 16 to 10, inclusive, &C.
cording to DR.. Erwin P. Smith
of the department of dairy in.
dustry.
The purpose of the school, he
said, is to train men who wish to
qualify under the state law to
become licensed inseminators
and also to train dairy farmers
and others who wish to use ar.
tificial dissemination in their own
herds.
Cooperating in sponsoring the
short course are the dairy in.
dustry department and the Mon.
tana Research Veterinary lab.
oratory at the college, the West.
esrn Montana Dairy Breeders
association and the Montana
Livestock Sanitary board.
Persons interested in taking
the course are asked to write
the department of dairy indus
try, Montana State College
Bozeman.
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produces great sports events,
with the midseason climaxes of
the college football year.
1t is the month in which Co
lumbus landed in America, on
October IL, 1892. The corner
stane of the White House was
laid on October 18th, 1892. A
prize of $500 had been offered
for a design for the White House
and James Hoban, an architect
from Charleston, South Carolina,
won the prize.
Of more current interest, o.
tober 14th is the birthday of
President Eisenhower and the
month also contains the birth
day anniversaries of several ex-
Presidents, among them being
John Adams, the second Presi-
dent of the United States, whose
birthday falls on October 10,
Chester Arthur, the 21st Presi,
dent of the United States, who
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28
FUND RAISING SUCCESSFUL

Latest returns in the Diocese
of Helena Embarrassing campaign
for the Bishops Building Pro
gram now exceed the 81, ESQ, 00O
goal. In making the announce
ment, the Most Reverend Joseph
NJ. Gilmore, S. T. D.. Bishop of
Helena. explained that Second
and Third reports from the par
ishes were still being tabulated,
but that the figure already had
passed the minimum goal of
81 80. 900 set by the campaign
leaders.
The fact that the goal for the
diocesan building program has
been exceeded in the first week
of general solicitation comes as
no real surprise to me-" Gilmore
said. Our people have always
responded magnificently when
ever any worthy cause has been
presented to them. Convinced
of the real needs at Carroll Col
lege. they have now united in a
generous spirit to meet and
solve them. We shall begin con-
struction at once. l am deeply
grateful to the thousands of per
sons, Catholic and non-Catholic,
who have already subscribed to
this campaign"
Bishop Gilmore pointed out
that final reports were still to
be received at headquarters and
that reporting was only 80 per
cent complete.
The Bishops Building Pro-
gram calls for a diocesan semi
nary and a science hall and Ii
brary wing to be erected on the
Carroll College campus, and for
an assistance fund to be set up
for parishes in the Diocese.
Business firms will be invited
to participate in the fund-rais-
ing campaign, and all alumni of
Carroll College are being con.
tacted by letters this week.
These, together with parishion-
ers still to be heard from
throughout the Diocese indicate
the campaign total will be in
creased substantially.
Special Contributions Commit.
tees have reported approximate
ly 100000. General solicitation
in the parishes has boosted that
figure by more than S975, 900.
Totals are changing as addition
al reports come in from the
parishes.
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30 INDIANS BEING TRAINED
FOR WORK IN SANITATION

Washington - Thirty young
Indians from II states are train.
ing at Phoenix for sanitation
work among their people.
The siX-weeks course is part
of the expanded program of the
Public Health Service to i'm.
prove health conditions among
the American Indians and Alas.
kan natives. The Arizona State
Health Dept. is cooperating in
the training.
On completion of the course,
the Indians will be assigned to
assist Health Service sanitary en-
gineers on reservations in Ari.
IONA, Colorado, Idaho, Mime.
sofa, Montana, New Mexico,
North Carolina, North Dakota,
Wisconsin and Washington.
DR.. James R. Shaw, head of
the Indian health program, said
the high rate of infectious dis.
eases among the Indians points
up the necessity for better SAM.
tation on reservations.
THE Indian people have 3
times more typhoid, rs times
more dysentry than the general
population" Shaw said.
These conditions are due in
large measure to the fact many
Indians have only polluted water
to drink and are without ade.
quate sanitary and sewage dis.
posal facilities"
He said similar course for
Alaskan natives is to start at
Nome October II.