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The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

her daughter Mrs. Henry Yeo tc
Circle on a recent Sunday where
they visited the Vernon Schee1
family. Others present at the
Scheer home were Mr.. and Mrs
Myron Appel from Glendive.
The North Side Birthday club
met in the home Of Mrs. Iver
Knudsen Wednesday afternoon
with ten members present. Birth
day cake was baked by Mrs. Joe
Ziegler and served with other re-
treshments and coffee. Mrs. Knud-
son received a gift of money from
the group.
Dan McQuiston of Sidney was
a guest in the Sam Bitterness
home Friday and Saturday. He
was a guest of his daughter, Mrs.
ALT Casterline Sunday and left
Monday for Whitefish.
Sgt. Maurice Wirth who has
been stationed with the u. S.
Army in Germany arrived in the
States Friday. Sunday Maurice
and Betty Kay Belle of Sidney
we're visitors at the home of his
mother, Mrs. ALT Casterline. Sgt.
Wirth has received his honorable
discharge from the Army.
The VFW Post 1887 and auxili-
airy of Richey will be host to the
District No. 6 fall meeting Sep
TENDER 25. The registration will
begin at 1000 at the IOOF hall
followed by a dutch lunch at 1900
noon. The meeting will begin at
200 and a banquet at $50 p. m.
All VFW members are invited to
attend. Evelyn Moor, publicity
chairman.
Maud Marshall Chapter No. 1O2
OES met in regular session We'd
nesday evening with Worthy Ma
iron Sybil Eggum and Worthy
Patron George Boles presiding.
The altar was draped in memory
of Dr. Robert Hathaway, past
grand patron of Montana. The
charter was draped in memory of
Eva Miller, past matron of this
chapter. During the regular meet
ing it was announced that the as
sociate grand matron would make
her official visitation to this
chapter October II. Reports were
given by delegates Lille Jarmuth,
Mabel Blair and Vera Boles on
the Grand Chapter Session which
they attended at Missoula. Hos
tesses for the evening were Lille
Jarmuth, Alton Jarmuth and Sybil
Eggum.
The annual business meeting
and election of officers of the Lu-
theran Ladies' Aid was held Tues
day afternoon with the following
officers elected: President, Mrs.
Wilbur Gibson; vice-president,
Mrs. William A. Miller; secretary,
Mrs. Lars Olson - reelected;
treasurer, Mrs. Vernon Culver.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

toward Sudan Mission Advance
Circuit Expenses, Couer d. Alene
Homes and the new proposed
home at Kalispell.
MI. and Mrs. Milton Anderson
and children of Sidney were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Waters.
Richeyites who left for college
are, Verna Waters who is takine
her second year at the Northern
College of Education at Havre,
Larry Wirth is going to college
at the Montana State College at
Bozeman; Dolores Nelson left
Sunday for Billings where she en-
tered her first year of COLLEGE.
Miss Dolores Nelson returned
Wednesday evening from her trim
to Fl. Riley Kansas.
Glen Coutts returned Friday
from a week at st. Paul. MINI,
where he attended an Flu Central
Exchange meeting.
Mrs. Ruben Brown returned re-
Gently from a few days visit with
her Son-ln-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Merlin at Joliet
Mrs. Brown returned by wav of
Billings, where she visited rala-
tives before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Nage1 of
Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnny Olson of ARLINGTON
Mimi, were over night guests of
the Lars Olson and August Scheer
families Friday. They were en-
route home from a trip to the
western part of the state.
Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Schmidt
and Mary and Carl Holm left
Sunday afternoon for Miles civ
where they attended the fall con
vention of the Glendive Circuit
Congregational meeting of the
Evangelical Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Waters e
turned Monday from Jackson Lake
Lodge, wyoming, where they at
tended the Western Association of
state highway officers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graber Of
Glendive were overnight guests
Tuesday at the home of his moth
er, Mrs. J. p. GRADER. Wednesday
the William GRADERS and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey GRADER of Glendive
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph GRADER
and family were dinner guests in
the home of Mrs. J. P. GRADER.
Jim Thompsons of Grand Forks.
N. D., have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Drummond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Libby visited
a couple of days with his brother
in-law and sister, MIR. and Mrs.
Joe Ziegler in Richey enroute
home from a trip to Washington.
Tuesday afternoon the Libbys and
the ZieglerS were luncheon guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gossen
near Bloomfield. The Libbys re-
turned to their home in Moor
head, Mimi, Thursday.
Mrs. J P. Graber accompanied
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
Richey
Nv Helen Hanson

The First Lutheran church at
Miles City will be the meeting
place for the Women's Missionary
Federation Convention of the
Glendive Circuit to be held
Thursday, September 20 at 10000.
Delegates are expected from many
towns in the area. The guest spea-
kers will be Miss Emma Eide,
missionary among youth in South
Africa. Also, district WMF presi-
dent, Mrs. Percy Peterson Of
Wolf Point and Pastor A. H.
Amundson, field director for the
Old Peoples Home in Kalispell.
The convention offering will go
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
Beet Laborers
Covered By
Social Security

Inc majority of migratory beef
laborerS expected to work in
Rlchland and surrounding coun-
ties this year will be covered un-
der social security for the first
time, Mr.. Glenn A. Gardner, dis
trlct manager of the Billings So
claI Security office announced re-
Gently.
To assist in explaining how this
change will affect local farm en-
ployers, Gardner gave the follow
ing information:
l. Each farmer who pays 500
in the year to one or more en-
ployees will need to apply for an
employers Identification number
so that the necessary tax reports
can be sent to him.
2. Each farm worker who will
be paid at least 500 in a year by
any one farmer must obtain a
social security number.
3. Each farmer who pays 500
cash wages in the year to any
farm worker is required to keep
a record of the workers name, So
cial security number and the
wages paid.
The Social Security Administra-
ton recognizes the reporting prob
lem confronting farmers and is
doing everything possible to lessen
the burden for them, Gardner said.
Gardner stressed the Importance
of farmers keeping proper records
on all those workers to whom they
pay wages of 500 or more. These
records will be needed later for
completion of the social security
tax returns which, in most cases,
will be due in January 1856.
AL farmers who have questions
regarding social security coverage
should write to the Social Securi-
ty Office in Billings for informa-
ton. Application forms to be used
in applying for a social security
number for the workers can be
obtained from local post offices.
Application forms for employer
Identification numbers can be OBJ
tanned from the Internal Revenue
Service, Helena, Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

READ HERALD WANT ADsI
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
HI
UNITED STATES
POLL

Nations Independent voters IA
vOr Democrats over COP.
BY Kenneth ink, Director.
Princeton Research Service
Princeton, New Jersey Re-
suits of the latest United States
Poll survey show that among the
nations Independents, those who
lean toward the Democratic party
outnumber those who lean toward
the COP by a margin of 10 per
cent.
And Independents by a MARGIN
of 8 per cent prefer Democratic
Congressional candidates (House
of Representatives. over COP
Congressional candidates.
Each Independent voter in to-
days nationwide survey was first
asked:
Gas of today, do you lean more
to the Democratic party or to
the Republican party?"
Lean toward Democratic 45%
Lean toward Republican 35%
Lean toward neither 2O%
A comparison of today's sur
vey findings with those reported
by the United States Poll on
September Is, 1854 Gone wear
ago. shows that the number of
Independents who say they lean
toward the Democratic party has
dropped l percentage point, while
the number leaning toward the
COP has dropped 2 percentage
points.
At the same time, the number
who say they lean toward neither
party has jumped 3 percentage
points.
The September, 1854, United
States Poll results on the same
question showed As per cent lean
ing toward the Democratic party:
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
South Culbertson
BY Mrs. Stan Patch

The SpurgeonS threShed Mon
day using Pete Johnson's separa-
tor. Those helping were the
Johnson brothers, Peter, Harlan,
and Wesley; Stan Patch, Billy
Ochs, Jim Spurgeon, Herb Spur
geon and son, and jim Morty.
MIR. and Mrs. Peder Edwards of
Watford City, North Dakota ar
rived Monday to spend a few
days with the Sam AntonSonS.
We all have sympathy for Floyd
Mathiason and children of Gull
bertson who recently lost his wife
and their mother from illness.
The REA men were in this area
Tuesday to hook up the meters
and turn on the electricity. Those
able to turn on their lights Tues
day evening were the K. r. Hills,
Pete Johnsons, Sam Antonsons,
Bonnie Antonsons and the Bakers.
Marvin Poland brought sold
Danny" back to the coal mine
Tuesday. Danny is the horse who
pulls the coal out of the mine at
Bemer'S. He may be out of a job
this year when the mine will be
hooked for electricity.
The Don Birches shopped in
Sidney Wednesday.
Ruth Poland and boys visited
the AL Snedigars at Andes last
Wednesday.
The Henry Petersons, Don Birch
and Carl Swenson were Wednes-
day evening callers at the Stan
Patch home. Carl is now employ
ed by the Birches.
Mrs. Bill Carlisle, our teacher,
attended the teachers convention
in Sidney Thursday. She says
they had a good program.
Grandma Antonson and her
daughter Beda and husband Adam
of Portland were visitors at the
Sam Antonson home. Beda and
Adam brought Grandma home
Monday after she had been visit
ing out there for a few weeks.
Pat Gould returned home from
Missouri by train Thursday night.
Larry Birch was ill Friday and
missed a day Of school.
Tom Hodges was a caller at
the Cap Hodges Friday.
Byron Baker combined flax at
the Fred Thompson home the end
of last week.
Bea Birch left Friday evening
by bus to visit relatives in Glen
dive.
Maynard and Eva Cellmer and
children attended the show in
Culbertson Sunday.
Jane Patch was home for the
week end from Culbertson high
school. Sunday the Stan Patches
visited the Paul Patches. The
Kenneth Patches and baby and
Mrs. Wessen, the teacher at the
Ruffatto school were also dinner
guests at the Patch home.
Bea Birch returned home early
Sunday morning from Glendive.
We found out that our automatic
radio clock really works when the
radio suddenly started blasting
out music at 2 a. m. Sunday,
thanks to one of the children set
ting it when we went to bed.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

toward Sudan Mission Advance,
Circuit Expenses, Couer d. Alene
Homes and the new proposed
home at Kalispeu.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
Nations independent voters IA
Vol Democrats over COP.
BY Kenneth ink, Director.
Princeton Research Service

Work for a Greater and More PROSPEROUS Montana
This is a project that should include all Montanans
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES

In IHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF Tile STATE OF MONTANA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
LIN The MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF RUTH JEAN STEWART
DECEASED
NOTICE To CREDITORS
NOTIC is HEREBY GIVEN. nv tba
undersigned, Randall Ira Stewart Al
mlnlstrator-with-the-wiu annexed of
the Estate of Ruth Jean Stewart, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four (4)
months after the first publication Of
this notice. to the said Administrator
w~Ith-the-will annexed at the offices
OF his attorneys, Nutter & Hebert.
1854 E. Main, above the Ben Frank
lin Store, the place for the transac-
uon of the business Of said estate in
the County of Richland.
Randall Ira Stewart
dministrator-with- the-will-annexe
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

The average man lives 81 years
longer than he did in 1900. He
has to, in order to get his taxes
paid.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
APIS. FURN.-vA. tcens., ,

ARL.--Ssmt. apt. bedrm.. liv. rm.
kit and bath, pvt. side entr.: al
utils. furn. conv. to bus. Empl
Sat. or any time Sun. IA. S-1267.
N. ARL.--BriGht. conf: bedrms
lge. liv.. rm.. din. rm., kit, bath
sun deck. pvt. entr.. garage. yard
good section. Mostly sgle. homes
70 blks bus. Lee hwy, shop. ctr
Sl10 mo, incl. gas, heat. water
KE. S-546S weekdays after ~
ARLNGTON-Bedrm. kitchen. bath
Telephone extension: Pvt entrance
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath, Cool. quiet. refined. ovt. New
refgrs; dec. Lovely garden. SS5. TIE
ARL.. Nr. Ft. Myer-Liv. rm.. bed-m.
kit. bath. compl. privacy, ideal lce
min p, G. biz bus. stores; cple.
1908 LEE HWY, ARL.-Emciency
furn. apt. person only: pus shop.
ping and Howard Johnson's ~ blk
Avail. June /: maid service once {
week $50 mo. IA. 2-6733.
FALLS CHURCH-Three rms bath
pvt. entr,. TV. bus at door 10 drink
erS couple. JE 2-0966
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

CATHOLIC UNIV. VIC Bedrm.. liv
rm kit. dinette bath. foyer; apt
bldg nicely turn La 6-95SS
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL,
Completely, fusn ME Iasg apis BY day oil
Mr.. BOILING FIELD---Spacious y
Im. apt; private bath; beautifully
furn.; $sh incl. all utils. 10. 2-S60s
DOWNTOWN. 81 New York ave. n W
Newly dec bed-liv rm. comb
ERIC. TYPE for .. central location
pvt entr tiled bath; all utils.: .S2t
.ykS; Ho r22;S97e;, ,,o o,. "a
l-bedrm apt. in apt bldg. See any
time: open, Apt. "a. RE. 1926.
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ApTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

NEAR HECHT'S-Liv,-d din. comb. kit,
bath. bedrm,, plenty of closets. pvt
ssntr, ideal for to,H york. CPL or bag Oashe
.RL. N.NLgs. bedrm., 3 closets. lily
bIdg.: conv. loo; S94. KE. s-4sl 5
LOVELY. HoME-LIKE Arm. apt;
+, new airfoam mattresses. teant. kit,
nice yard; close-ir N. Arl.: 81 10,
incl. utils. ia. 2-055h, IA. "-6s44
NEX.-spacious. airy and comfort
able: attractiyelv furn.; 2 lFe rms:
kit tiled bath; conv. shopping sno sno
transp: IA. 2:0nlG, v, 20
LIV., RM.. DINETTE. KIT. 6@edrm @
ead east Psh Fss Church PhS in area n no ps ehdrsr
ARL.' r eSS CoLTMBT9 n ia, GARDEN APTs.-
53Oa Sth rd S.-Brand-new furni-
ture: box springs: modern through
able rent also unfurnished, ia
APT. BLDG, in washington- Lee shop.
ping center: available June !: hv
rm bedrm. kit. and bath; conv. te
bus; $50 per mo "A 2lS$s3. ST. s,;S.
and August: near Pentason. "a blk
ARLINGTONe2-bedroom, completely
furnished apt. in coop. development;
children and pets welcome: SIZE
me-, mo-; tneludiins az H,sa Utilities except
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-S75. utils.
attrac. furn., semibath. 1st fir, pvt
bldg. Lease. IA. S-3S2S. rs
FALLS CHuRCF-ouiet apt, every
thing furnished; working cple;, $40.
los Cavalier Trail JE' 2-o2tl @a4
3-BEDRM., 2-BATH, air-conditioned
exquisitely furn. monthly basis;
$3.50. Call ewes, .JA. 2-2459.
NEARBY VA.---Light. airy. Eng. bsmt.
apt; in spacious. secluded country
STANLEY cARPER, Broker, Mclean,
Va. Ell. 6-3505 or Ell. 6-4402.
ARLINGTON-Lovely l-bedrm apts.;
$500 util. incl; 3rd a.: 3 exp; GOOD
291ss 2st9rsssss aRRoom sRses aya' So JA now T5soI u
ALEX, ParkfairiaxH. .,-room
garden apt. compl. furn.. pvt. entr.
breezy bus service. June to sept
ATTRAcTivE RI SlciG;. living room. bedroom
kitchen and bath; convenient te
son blvd. Avail Immediately. SOC
per mo. No lease REQUIRED. ia
5-al97 or ia 2-Sa7a, -22
ALFXN DRIA. Eficiency and ! bed
room apartment; ianitor service
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
tion. all utilities, S75 to S92 30
Call TIE 6-8670 between 10 am
one NE aNb I M rwo BEDROOM apart
/ ments. : minis. from Washington via
Arlington blvd. Call JA. T-76O4. go
FALLS CHURCH-Complete furn.
3-rm. and bath apt: on busline; in
cludes all utils, Now avail. $50 mo.
FALLS CHURCH-completely furn.
3-rm and bath apt. in 4-family unit,
convenient location; $50 mo. CAL
KE. s-6677, JE. 3-ll41, or kE.
NEWLY DECOR. / bedrm.: mod. apt.
BLDG. scr, pch., lsun. facil.: min.
End a. apt. pvt. entr.
at rear, lge. rear yard. children well
come; Ss5 per mo. 5lo N. Kenmore
sUBLET june IS to Sept. |: furnished
2 bedrm. apt. Utilities included. 81 o6
Call ov. S-3e2e.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-p. c.

'eS e.. ssS and St BATH ST s5o Apt Soa sla Fg; 81
nv, APT. 2. s rms. kit, and bath
ssnd bath: Ss5 4524 lowe ave. n:E; ;
fMj RUPpERr Ell and ioai Dr'h Pin sso So nH JAMES
LIVING ROOM. bedroom. kitchen ane
bath. excellent condition. Good To-
cation; reasonable rent. See, MR.
ss86Ms sS te ss3 sstusdays N St sAS nT to weekday;
GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que st. W
time Open Apt "a. RE 7-32I6
AIR COND. SS4 80 mo-. 71O Jefferson
ST: nv open ] till q p.m.-Dt
many Closets sarbase sii ana dspasn pasn apf nav
bus. RAFFEiL REAL ESTATE, JU
n-l OF g. RI. 3-n32f.
ON PARK ROAD. at 1504--Here is a
real value at a low rental that's
utiis., Tor this this nice 'G. bcdrm. uE,S apt with Ii
excellent room sizes and good closet
space; convenient to smart shops
and express transp. SHANNON &
LuCHS CO., 724 14th st. NV. MA,
FIRST LISTEN TO THIS Only
and cheerful bedroom apt, in an
attractive bldg. at I'll 31st ST.
Sc. qust of Minnesota ave-, and
close to Fort Dupont Park, Modern
No. 8, LII. 1851. or Shannon Il 4
LUCHs CO., 724 14th st. nv. Ma.
GEoRtGaEE WASH. UNIV. AREA -
Unique 1-bedroom apt. suited Tor
bath: $50 inef T. ali Stils 'sHiHSiSeiS sHANNoN
4. LUCHs CO., ia 14th st. NV.
An M fNvfrliNG, a.sEDRM. APT.
HOME, planned for modern living
yoSas yoo sa dngS Large snG d.. brsh
chest; sS5. incl. ali utiis. s see eeg1s. res.
ns1aI mssT; No; sRAaNon ,; lS2a 2Ith i Is 81 Ss' ~
IA l4th st. NV. ma; s-2345.
and weli-arransed eet one-bedrm. dHsTofIted and
7is ffeisas' sIs ST. a9'' W:-ohs II: tses2 ls. rm
sitehenettc and bath: s39'5o inc;
sa s$in Oh Il 81 ST E1ss Esall CO. ?-fsa2 Ssd1m..
LIST AND VARNUM SITS. N.E.-Nevly
dec. corner duplex apt, liv. I'M.
bedrm., kitchen and bath: located
shine; bsmt. etc: rent. SIS. TU
GEoRGiETowN-1 large room with
f.: S65 mo Phone AID. 2-291S.
CAPITOL HILL-Spac.. newly decor.
3cbea, Se6edTm apt for odss SdissssriminatinE
DUPONT c, GlRoLE ds Area AAREA' &II2s7 st:
Isai 81 BELMONT RD. N.W.-Liv. rm..
bedrm. recep. call, kit and bath,
S75:.,2 edrms:, SS5: large rms. aud
excellent closet space. Gail 20 .
6395 or B91TZELL. DI. 7-31ro.
WE HAVE I-BEDRM. DUPLEXEs with
screened back porches, avail. June
on Portland and Newcomb sts. Sc.
ranging in prices from S57 so to
S6l so. For further information cali
Monday CO; 5-o222. WALKER q
903 10th ST. N.w.-white. unfurn-
ished apartment. one room. kitchen
and bath; man preferred. S42 a
57I5 I3th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm., bed
rm:. KIT, bath. parking; 1dns cow. loc.;
DUPLEx-41ls 1st st. Sc. Excel.
neighborhood; bedrms;. lily; rm.'
Key KEY with IT, MT hno puplse ssaa Siehoi: H
ave sc. or call CO. 1888.
1882 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV
bedrm. duplex apt. on lst nr..
i12.oo mo, inch. heat and water.
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ApTs. FURNIsHEp-Mp.

SILVER SPRING-If 9 employed la
dies wish q cool apartment near bus
private bath and entrance. very reas
enable. cali, JU 5-6s24. -22
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-Lovel,
cool, quiet garden apt; pvt, entr.
lge liv. rm. with fireplace, bedrm.
bathrm.. kit: suitable for l or peo
pie, S125, utils. incl. OIL. 6-S509.
TAKOMA PARK-Living room. . bed
rooms kitchen, summer dining room
enclosed porch and bath to quiet, re
fined adults: 500 incl. utils. ~
EVANSVILLE AREA Il extra. .lee
EFmn' sit path; all utils. incl; SOS
/ LA ANS S-?s1si ! ssEiDRoom Aprs, M A1trac.
cludins all utilities For Information
COLMAR MANOR-Liv. -Bedrm.. with
private bath and entrance; $40 mo,
includes utils. 1912 3sth ave-. VA
SILVER SILVER SPRING a -ooms. Kit.
Hechts Adults. JU. g-2S25. -27
COLLEGE PIX oedrms., lge. liv
rm., lge. kit. full bath. pvt. entr..
AL AL utils: no object. to l child; 81 S75
IRoCKSIILE, Sci Si2its MD.-Beautifuliy fur.
nished, lge. pedrm and liy. nm, kit
and bath; Sl25, PO. 2-2072. 30
ccPTie.s: e ss $95 month 1902 Conn: ave
entr Ulils. incl. S65. Empl. adults
NICELY FURRN. APT. for rent. from
June LIST to Sept. lst, or bed
rms; nice neighborhood: on bus
line; near WASHINGTON Sanitarium
MAJ SIpS 81 GTeenSSSd sNsSS1, ave. Tak0"a PARK
CHEVY CHASE Ss % rooms, kitchen
and bath; couple. Bus at door. sos.
SILVER SPRING, mr.. Walter Reed
Liv. rm.: bedrm.. kit, dinette, semi
AT f. WNciRBEcK,. Nd MD;Ss . rms. fit:;
scres ase VIII VII sis4Is g. 'p BEFORE use Il Sun
rGaKooMfAI G oisfI PARk-AttTact. Ik. Attas'' furn.. /
bedrm., lse. closets, cross vent,
porch: conv. auto. landry. Ju.
TAkoiMA PIX. mr.. Walter Reed
Blk. bus and shop. JU. 5-5s69. pa
BERWYN, MD. conv. Md. u. Belts
vile, Ft. Meade rms. bath,
CPL, ASO Incl. uLilS. WE. 5-bo2o.
TAK0MA PIX. nr. Walter Reed and
Sii. Spg.-Liv rm.. bedrm, kit,
bath. SS5. Also 1-bedrrm. apt. SIS.
MT. RAINIER. MD, 1921 seth St
3 large clean rms, pvt. bath; nice
neighborhood: ] blk. to car and
bus: adults $50 mo. To see call
WA. 7-O992 after l2 noon.
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. furn. lge.
eenv oeavi; bus. W stores. " so. g. Ju 5 7-S549 i9.
Mr.. CHEyEKLY--3 lge. rms. with
pvt. bath, shower, pvt. entrance;
pvt parking; good transp.; shop
ping near: ref; ideal for 2 adults
utils. incl; air-cond. WA. S-6324.
BEAUTIFUL large cool a-rm. apt
rent for few months to reliable
couple. Silver, linen. Swimming
pool East-West hwy. nr. 10th st
S105 monthly. -JU. 5-314S. --23
Mr.. WALTER REED list f.. liv. rm.,
. bedrms., sleep pch., dinette. kit.
bath; adults. JU. 9-0969.
COLMAR MANOR
2 rooms. kitchen, bath; $50. or un-
furn.. S55. Clean and cool 3414
Both ave. AP. 7-69SS or TU, 2-0751
Evening star., 1955-05-22

FOYER, LIVING ROOM, BEDRM.,
KITGHEN kliST 4 I, ossA, PATH; s. SuNPoRcH
oH5 saa aOsTtmsRts ss srs s1nsnas nsTly s
draperies. The drug store. valet
shop, etc. on the premises will save
you time Utilities. switchboard and
mail desk service are included IN
the rent.
Mrs. Ficks, DU. 7-I000.
COLORED-2 RMS. KITCHEN and
bath neatly furn Also rm., kit
and bath. neatly furn. RA. 3-22S5
COL0RED-LGE. 3-RM. furn. apt.
ADULTS only blk tranSp: 2, 500 mo no
CuLoRED-$io TO $50 per month
including utilities. Larse efficiency
private kitchen for quiet adults
No pets References. See custodian
1905 Be,n9nt EM rd; aah Nv Aot. :, attel 81
coLoREbMs Z Il sM ROOMS, sSS kitchen nSs snd
bath. Newly decorated; NV. section
good transp. For refined employed
COLORED = 1899 RANDOLPH ST
NTNisfy NIX nISIsts hsfa t15n , ,m t1n and si5 s5
mo. TU. 2-615S. go
CULoRED-N.E.-v nice. Ice. g.
rm. apt; nr, transp. $50. ST; g.
CoLoRED-7I BRYANT ST. NV
Liv. rm.. 9 bedrms,, kit; and bath
ideal for 2 couples. $40 per mo.
Incl, utils. Kew, list floor or cal
CoLoREb@lios 18Th ST. NV. No
per mo. incl. utils. See tanitor ol
call RG. 7-11el, weekdays.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
APIS. fURNlsHEn-D. c.

coL0RED-2 RMS. suit for cpl. OF
ant surroundings. Ii 4.l413.
OL0RED-NEAR 18th AND C STS.
N.E.-Conv. Eastern HiRh, Armory
ossersl Hospital; rms; 81; bath
pSt1; s95. @ csli 1n, Y. D. JoHNsg5ocN
csoSioREh6S sS e. d 34sisi si5i HoLMEAD r.
NV rm.. twin beds, pvt bath
and share kit: ifeal for ! or
men; S55 incl. utils. TU. 3-403I.
COLORED-161O IND. AVE. Sc.
clos tc everything. Ii. 7-832S.
COLOR large kitchen,
share bath: SID per wk.: ne. Phone
Ii. 6-2I97.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont. }

$3.50 18th ST N.W.-Youns people
meals: SIS week. up. waS
CLUE MASON. 1926 N. Hamp. ave
n.w.-Residential club for refined
men and women Sgle. and others
ineadns S'S a eonsse PsT Tsss meals anq HUte
service. co. 5-9349.. NO. 1870
LOVELY HOME CARE. workins
mother and child; S25.a week. 1901
Calvert st. NV. Apt. 81. -22
141O 18th ST. N.w.-Two newly dec
~; on busline. DU. 1864. 27'
UPPER 18th N.W.-Twin bedrm. also
sgle.: pvt. det home; Sundeck. music
rm.: 1-2 Girls ia. 9-5307.
BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont Circle
1929 lsth st. n.w.-Home- cooked
1ssSSd LISiER ESshsGnasls Fl. g% ggr1s.s' short blk
Columbia rd: Mt. Pleasant eaTline-
also gorgeous cor. dbl, pvt. bath,
lge. exhaust fan; FURNISHINGS excep.
very good: $e5Ds7o per mo: semi
monthly, rates may be arranged
ltoS ei.. ST. NV. - Elev.: good
meals: room service: best LOG; low
rates. TOURISTS. CO. b-9735.
ROOM with incl porch. will care for
child for working mother: incl yard.
witt GIVE BOARD and care to ell
derly or invalid patient in pvt.
home. EN-. 3-51I0.
COLUMBIA RD. NV. l512-Excel-
lent home. cooked meals: conv. to
GRADUATE NURSE win give room
and board to elderly person, pvt.
room. bath. telephone. OIL. 9-s46l.
The John Kilpen Hotel
23I0 ASHMEAD PL NV
Hall block of Conn ave at $500.
overlooking Rock Creek Park Dble
and sgle. rms, pvt bath avail eX.
eel meals. rates. SIT so week up