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The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
COmty's Wheat
Allotment Set Al
1886 Acres

Richland County's 1857 wheat
allotment will be 1896 acres,
chairman Arthur Anderson Of the
County Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation committee said
this week.
This Is the county share of the
55-million acre national allotment
from which Montana receives A.
042 1928 acres. Both state and coun-
ty .allotments are determined on
the basis of average wheat acre
age during the 10 years 1946-1955
with adjustments for trend in pro-
duction of wheat during the more
recent years in the base period.
Richland County's 1856 wheat
allotment is 135 ,597 acres.
Chairman Anderson said that
allotments for individual farms
for next year will be issued early
in July, well in advance OF the
marketing quota referendum on
July 20. Farm allotments are based
on past acreage of wheat, tillable
acres, crop-rotation practices, type
of soil and topography.
Mr.. Anderson also pointed out
that requests for 1857 new farm
allotments may now be made by
operators of farms where no wheat
was seeded for grain for any OF
the years 1854, 1855 and 1855.
The final date for making appH-
cation for a new farm allotment
is July 2, 1856. Application forms
are available at the County ASC
office in Sidney.
Returning to the subject of the
wheat referendum, MI. Anderson
explained that wheat farmers on
that day will decide several high
ly important points. If quotas r
approved, price support at a level
between rs and 80 percent of par
ity will be available to producers
on farms where the wheat acre
age does not exceed the allotment.
If quotas are disapproved, price
support at so percent OF parity
will be available on wheat pro-
duced on farms which comply with
their acreage allotnhents. Regard
less of whether quotas r ap-
proved or rejected, Mr.. Anderson
pointed out, acreage allotments
will remain in effect and conn
pliance with them will be a e
quirement for price support.
If quotas are approved, all farms
with more than Is acres Of wheat
will be subject to quotas and PEN
alties on excess wheat acreage,
but If quotas are rejected, there
will be no penalties on excess
wheat.
Referendum polling places and
times will be announced later. All
farmers who would be subject to
ouotas-those who will have more
than Is acres of wheat on a farm
for harvest as grain in 1857 -
are eligible to vote in the REFER
endum.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Civil AIR
Patrol Planned
Sidney

It was announced recently by
| squadron commander John Burns
that a Civil Air Patrol unit will
| soon be chartered in Sidney. Mr..
Burns stated that officials of the
Montana Wing of the Civil Air
Patrol, headquartered in Helena,
have at the invitation of several
interested persons in the Sidney
area, made several trips to Sid
ney to explore the feasibility of
q. Civil Air Patrol unit in Sidney.
Mr.. Burns states that an excep-
tionally keen interest exists in
this area for a potentially highly
effective unit.
Squadron Commander John
Burns stated that the Civil Air
Patrol was founded December /,
1941, for wartime duties. Since
most of the active missions of
the CAP were flown for the Army
Air Force, the president, on April
20, 1943, ordered that the CAP
be transferred to the War De-
partment. In 1916, the CAP was
chartered under Congress and in
1948 established the Civil Air
Patrol as an official civilian aux
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Lambert Saddle
Club Fun Froic
June 24h

The Lambert Saddle club will
hold their third Fun Frolic OF
the season Sunday, June oath.
Lloyd and Vernon Butka will be
In charge of the races and games,
There will be barrel races, pole
bending, quarter mile race, and
many other races for men, women
and children. Everyone is well
come to participate. Bring your
horses and ponies.
Mrs. Bill Rehbein will be in
charge of the chuckwagon.
Several new members have
Joined our club since our last
Fun Frolic. These include Bud
Rehbein, Raymond and Marjorie
Holte, Lowell Qualley and Ray
Qualley. We wish to thank Earl
Grow, Alfred Rehbein Sr. and
Martin Torgerson for their dona-
tons to u club. Reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Funeral Services
Saturday For
Mrs. Arnold Fav

Mrs. Arnold Fay of TOT = End
st. S. E., Sidney, passed away
Wednesday at the Community
Memorial hospital following a
lingering illness.
Funeral services will be held
from the First Baptist church at
two o'clock Saturday afternoon
and burial will be in the Sidney
cemetery. Rev. Jacob H. Ehman
will ~officiate at the services and
the Cloyd = Gorder Mortuary will
have charge of funeral arrange
ments. The obituary will appear
in the next issue of The Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Highway Assn.
Meets Saturday
Wibaux

The Canadian : u. S. = Mexi-
can Highway Association is meet
ing Saturday, June % at Wibaux
with delegates expected from as
far north as Prince Albert and
from Wyoming and Colorado to
the south. According to President
r. S. Mutt, the association
luncheon will be held at 1900
noon sharp, followed by a bust
ness session from 1870 to 400
p. m.
Directors from communities
along the route will be elected,
and consideration of a strip map
Is on the agenda.
A two or three car delegation
from Sidney is hoped for and
those who plan to attend are to
contact Sidney Chamber Road CO.
chairman, j. 1. Turner or Nels
Bach.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
The Weather


iliary of the United States Air
Force. MIR. Burns, quoting Gen.
H. H. Arnold, stated, THE Civil
Air Patrol grew out Of the ur-
gency of the war situation. The
CAP was set up and went into
operation almost overnight. It pa
trolled our shores, performed anti
submarine work at a time of al
most desperate national crisis"
Mr.. Burns said the unit in Sid
ney will receive training to meet
emergency or disaster situations.
During 1852, the CAP flew 77%
of the total hours and sorties
flown on search and rescue mis-
sions monitored by the U. S. Air
Force.
The Squadron Commander also
pointed out that any person in
terested in CAP membership need
not be a qualified pilot to join.
1t is also planned that a Civil
Air Patrol Cadet unit for boys
and girls be organized for the
Sidney area. Homer Gorder
Public Information
Officer.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

Construction Of the $8.000.000 Montana Dakota Util-
tiles Co 1900 kilowatt power plant near the bridge
three miles southeast Of Sidney was officially started
"wednesday, June 6. when 1T 1000 a. m. r. M. Hsskett,
chairman Of the board of directors and founder and first
president Of the company. lifted the first shovslful of
dirt In the ground-brsaking event at the site. Robert
NaYlor. MDU public relations director. acted n master
of remouies for the brief program observing the &C.
casion. Members Of the D party from Minneapolis.
New York and other points. mingled in the picture lineup.
right Of center. are: c. A. Durham. First National Bank
Of Minnsapolis. Minneapolis. MINI; John E. Forester.
Yawksy Lumber Co. Wausau. Wisconsin; F. r. Gamble.
Montana-Dakota Utilities. Minneapolis; Robert Leslie.
Blyth & Co.. Inc. New York. N. Y: Winston L. Molander.
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis. Minnsap-
ols ]. e. Moore. MDU. Billings; John MYlrsa. uumbsr).
Wausau. Wis; c. w. Smith. MDU. Minneapolis: Edwin
Thorne. The First National City Bank of New York. New
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Mrs. b. McLain
Will Preach At
Peoples Church

Mrs. Bernard McLaln VII
preach In Peoples Congregations
church this Sunday, June oath
while her husband Rev. McLain
attends the general council OF
Congregational Christian churches
held at Omaha, Neb., June 20-27.
Her topic will be: THE Faith
of our Children" Mrs. Otis Pc
tersen will sing with Mrs. ALVIN
Krey, organist. Mrs. Frank Hart,
yell will guide the nursery and
Ronald Stuart is head usher.
Mrs. McLain will preach at
Savage at 8 a. m. and at Sidney
at II a. m. Friends not attending
another church r cordially IN
vited.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

York. N. Y; Aytch p. Woodson. YawksY Lumber Co.
Wausau. Wis. and Robert NaYlor. MDU. Minneapolis
Engineers and contractors. Ebasco Service. Inc- rep
reseniatives at the ceremony included: w. O. Harris. as
sistanf construction manager; c. r. Hol. construction
Croswsll. field engineer: Walter Garfield. accountant.
Miller. Fairvssw grocer; Ole Jensen. Richey: George
Eikhoff. chairman of the county board of commissioners;
J. A. Marshall. N. P. RY. Billings; Donald Psntx and james
Spurgson. members of the county board Of commission
era: Jack Knoop. who extended the Sidney welcome TO
the distinguished visitors; Otis Waters. Richsy. member
of the Montana state board of highway commissioners.
and Mayor ]. M. Suckstorff. On the platform behind are
Dan Price. secretary-managsr of the Sidney Chamber of
Commerce: Ray Wright. KICK announcer who officiated
at the mike. and Mr.. NaYlor.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Special Notice To
Farmers From
County Agent

The Entomology Department Of
Montana State College has in
| formed us this week that Dieldrin
| would be the most logical chemical
to use for cropland grasshopper
control at the present time Diel-
drin has not been cleared under
federal labelling for rangeland
spraying SO other chemicals must
be used. Heptachlor has been CIV
en- the green light for ~rangeland
grasshopper control according to
the entomolQgists. Local insecti-
eide dealers have informed us that
they have a supply of both Diel-
drin and Heptachlor on hand.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Montana County
Commissioners To
Meet Here In 81

Richland county commissioners,
George Eikhoff, Donald Pentz
and James S%purgeon, attended the
annual convention of the Mon
tana County Commissioners as
ISOLATION held at Kalispell this
week and a wire to Dan Price,
secretary-manager of the Sidney
chamber of commerce, from Chair
man Eikhoff informs him that it
was voted to hold the 1857 con-
vention of the organization in
Sidney. This will be a most i'm
portant event with commissioners
present from every one of the Sc
counties in the state, as well as
other officials who attend the
conventions. Further information
will be given in The Herald later.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Three Girls
'Softban Teams
Are Organized

A large number of enthusiastic
girls were at the Moose Memorial
park Tuesday morning to open up
the season of girls softball. Three
teams were organized and cap
tains for each were selected. Ruth
Benton was elected captain of
the non-sponsored Sluggers. The
members of her team are: Kay
Nelson, Lynn Nelson, Judy Mer-
Ger, Joyce Swenson, Ruth Wick
ers, Jeanne Jorgenson, Audrey
Dombrosky, Sharon EbersoIe,
Lana Potter, Rita Kopp, Shirley
Anderson and Sandra Stolzenburg.
This team is being coached by
Elder Besinger of Fairview.
Corrine Lynch has on her team
the following: Arlene Folkvord,
Beverly Anderson, Karen johnson,
Penny Buchholz, Joann Eicholtz,
Kathy Price, Julie Kallevig, Nor
ma Olson, Laurie Black, Carol
Akers, Carol McChesney and Bev
Leland. Corrine's team is spon-
| sored by Stockhill Jewellers. Carol
| Marmon was selected to be cap
tain of the Quilling-sponsored
team. The members of the Quill
ling team are: Canda Slants, Pat
Marion, Pam Tholkes, lilo Vies-
tenz, Sharon Sax, Diane Miller,
Nancy Matalock, Marilyn Foss,
Charlene Hanson and Sharon
Hanson.
Following is the tentative
schedule for the season which
the girls should save for future
reference.
June 81 - Quillings VS.. Stock
hill jewelers..
June 26 - Outings VS.. Slug
gers.
June % - Stockhills VS.. Slug
gers.
July 8 - Quillings VS.. Stock
hills.
July S - Quillings VS.. Slug
gers.
July 10 - Stockhills VS.. Slug
gers.
July IL - Quillings VS.. Stock
hills.
July II - Quillings VS.. Slug
gers.
July 10 - Stockhills VS.. Slug
gers.
July "a - Quillings VS.. Stock
hills.
July rs. - Quillings VS.. Slug
gers.
If any girls are interested in
girls softball we invite
them to do so. Any girl wishing
to join please be at the Moose
park at 900 Tuesday
morning.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
|Stavanger Lag
In Sidney
June II Is

The public is reminded of the
Stavanger Lag to be held in Sid
ney next week, Wednesday and
Thursday, with headquarters at
the Lalonde hotel. Everyone is
welcome and a fine attendance
is hoped for.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Guerney Brothers
Buy copeland
Electric Business

Frank E. and Russell d. Guer-
ney have purchased the Espe-
land Electric business and build
ing at lis East Holly street from
Rudy copeland who has taken a
sales position with Montana EIec-
trio Supply of Billings. Mr.. Espe-
land has been assigned to eastern
Montana territory out Of Billings
including Sidney and the fami-
ly will continue to make their
home here indefinitely.
Frank Guerney has been as
sociated with copeland Electric
for the past five years and Rus
sell is joining him In its opera
ton under the name of Guerney
Electric & Refrigeration.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

Joe Clark's pitching. Joe showed
good promise for the future.
Henderson, in shutting out Wi
baux, allowed them only three
scattered singles.
Batting averages for the local
squad, through June 10, are as
f~o11cvycs
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

NOTICE
/ will be out Of my office
from June IL through July 4.
John e. Low, M. ID. 22-ztc
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

ANNOUNCEMENT
Starting Wednesday, june -,
I will be ont of my office every
Wednesday afternoon.
Harley Carlson. N. d. 11-3tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

Lalonde, OIL.
Team record to date, 6 wins
and 2 losses.
One Of the teams to beat Sid
ney, Watford City, will be here
Tuesday night. Game time, 800.
Watford has their best team in
years and a fine hurler, Sanford,
who beat the locals, is expected
to again be on the mound. He will
be opposed by one of the follow
ing: Henderson, Clark, Dahl or
Price.
Don't forget these two top Jun
ior Legion games-Glendive here
Sunday at ZOO, and Watford City
here at 800 p. m. on Tuesday.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

If any girls are interested in
joining girls softball we invite
them to do so. Any girl wishing
to join please be at the Moose
Memorial park at 900 Tuesday
morning.
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BILL DENIS, INC.

IUFU WIS. hVt, INV.
BUICKS-~STANLEY H. HORNER.
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer, iii
l4th. Convenient to all hotels, once
bldgs.. real estate and financial
districts. d. 1905.
orig. black with r. and b., very
clean; fne performance; S45 down,
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ge0rsia
ave, Ia. 9-4SO0
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DOWNTOWN

Fine location. Vermont ave. and L
St nw.-Spacious front suite. air.
conditioned, complete with draperies
and paneled partitions: convenient
parking For appt., call weekdays,
CO. $3.50. 9-5:30.
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lLors. AcREAGE'WTp. (cont.l

inc Aiexandria or Arlington; must
have sewer and water; prefer ar
established area. TOWN a. ~COUN'
TRY REALTY, TIE. 6-1415.
N o Mt merry AND PRINCE
GEORGES Cove specialize IN
the sale Of land List your unim-
proved properties or acreage with
US MEDFORD T. CANDY INC,
investment BldE ST. 3-4552; eyes,
or A-oOQD
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ASSUME HUGE CT

This spotless l-year-old brick
rambler will delizht your tired eyes
and please your pocketbook. Full
center hall, I5x21 liv. rm sepa-
rate dining room. DE LUKE GE
KITCHEN with breakfast nook; 3
spacious bedrooms; fun 6Smt.. with
with fireplace: carport. ONLY S:s.n0u
DOWN. balance Sis month. PRICE.
So, 800.
CRowELL a. CO. INC.
2160 N. Glebe rd. ia. 5-0S07
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-For rent. 18th
ST.. . doors from ocean. new mod
ern efficiency apt. sleeps 3; ground
able Aug, ! S67 so, OF. 4-s3sl
or OF. 4-SO70.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Swim, fish from
door Of ocean front apt. Aug. SIS
a week. Sept. less. JU. 9-6036.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-For rent, 45th
ST., 2 doors from ocean; ielieht-
fully attractive. modernistic 2.
bedrm. apt. comprising main part
Of tom-buiit cottage. Firepi,'
OF. 4-S3S1 or or. 4-S0T0.
FAIRHAvEN,- MD. - Cottage with
beautiful view OF bay: sand beach,
good swimming, boating and FISH
ing. Avail. from Aug. IL; by week
or month. EN-. 2-203l.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL bedrm
apt, Atlantic ave; wk. COM
mencing Aug. II. SS5; new cot
tage; , wks., 5000; 2-bedrm. apt,
sleeps 3, S55 wk.; 2-bedrm. cot.
tage. sleeps 4, S55 wk.; new s.
hedrm. ocean-front apt, Ocean
City, Md, commencing Aug. 4,
$3.50 wk. Phone Fri. Sat. or Sun
Dickinson 1851. ONCE 4th and At.
lantic ave. l.. 7. GRAVATTE, MA
S-0753.
OCEAN CITY-Pvt. cottage on
beach; 4 bedrms., liv. rm., kit,
bath; $50 wk. HE. 4-465S after e.
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BUICKs-'47 coupe. r, and h.. S149;
80 sedan. equipped S449: 81
Riviera. dyna.. r. and h.. S649: 81
Super Riviera hardtop. dyna;, r,
dyna.. r. and h.. $1,000: IS Rivi.
1879: $50 2-door sedan. power steer.
ing. r. and h.. 1000 miles. $1,000:
'56 Century 4-door hardtop, full
power. dyna.. r. and h.. like new.
900 miles. SO. 499 HORNER'S
CORNER. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave.
n Al 9th III 6-H4Ti4
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ANNOIJNCEMENT

TWO i2-RM. BRICK HOUSES. each
has = baths; need remodeling
good for apis. Cash required
81 and 20 X st, ne. STROUP
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WAREHoUsEs-RENT tcontD LOTS ACREAGE SALE Cont

WAREHOUSE or garage, rear III
Loo so. it.; rent $50. RA. g.
1868.
NEW. MODERN. list FL. warehouse
and air-cond. Offices. nov under
construction: mr.. Kenilworth inter
change: 10 600 So. IT,. all or part:
facing 2 streets; plenty parking
area: heavy power; tailboard load
ing or drive in; high ceiling: reas
OWNER. AP. 10000 or OIL. 6-51S6
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FURNISHED--Two 2-bedrm. ants
income. $50 mo-, first trust 4iaes,
low expenses. $1,000 down. SIEG-
MAN BEATTY, TIA. q-5495.
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LAKE BARCROFT-Water lot
460. Early selection excellent To-
cation. original selling price. JE.
4-4604.
REAL VALUE. South River Heights:
3 mi from Annapolis line-4-
bedrm. house completely modern
lied; loft. .liv. rm,; use Of pvt
slider best offer over $500. Mr..
West, GOSS REALTY CO.. INC,
MA. S-l3o3; ewes, EN-. 2-SS9T5
LOTS (2) GLEN ISLE. on South
River: priced for quick sale. Phone
APP 7-065S.
LAKE JACKSON-Boating, fishins.
swimming. log cabin, canoe, cleo.
stove. sleeps q or more, outdoor
indoor firepls., very attr., may rent.
Otis 4-69a4,
CHESAPEAKE BAY HOMES mi
out. front and side scr. porches.
knotty-pine liv. rm.. . bedrms.. kit.
with cleo. refgr. and stove, din. rrn.,
completely furn. Beautifully land
scaped lot; wide sand beach: re-
fined community. Bargain at
S6.950 Good terms. HINE Il CO.,
NE S-05l9.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

BROCK HALL EsTATEs-2Oo-it.
frontaRe 100 u deer. on Largo
Marlboro I'd md 2O.l. 3 miles
from Marlboro 5000 LIBERAL
terms Ascent on premises. Every
eay Pm. 20 dark Y. LEO
STORcH Developers sP 3-g50O
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Boyos.
Maryland--1f acres. $500 per acre
Call Poolesyille 3iO4
SMALL ESTATES. IA acres or more
each. 4 sold othefs avail. nov.
sWeepine views, paved streets
central water system MIL RUN
ACREs IN nearby Fairfax co. has
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MAN, INC "a i.ef5s "a s-s.I.Is
BARGAIN--iO0 90 "a a.. CT.
acrqas fran nsu safsway peins
eailt On lee IVY. 10. l.as5l.
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CLINTON. MD.-Rambler site, full
acre. tan trees, paved St: $1,000,
yrs. TO pay. JU. 5-5533, OWNER
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BUICK so Super Riviera 4-dr. sed.;
2-tone paint; r., h., dyna,; Wv.
tires; excel. cond.: sac, $500. Your
PAPPY'S. l:B:{3 l4th st. NV
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CADILLAC

down, halance fnanced in
local bank. PA. h-l922.
Dealer.
CADILLAC 81 Model "8s": r.. h..
hydra, WV tires; one-owner
car in the best Of condition;
as down payment may be arranged.
PAPPY's 1898 18th st. NV.
CADILLAC "62" 4-dOor: nearly new.
EXCHANGE for real estate or real 3
estate notes. ia. a-701O.
CADILLAC 1855 90" sedan: gray:
fully equipped. power steerins,
power brakes. electric windows ana
seat; $3.50. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l229 .2nd ST. NV. ST $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 Sedan de vile; =
c Sns Sn eSpf5y GSuipgse pp
Its like new. GMAc terms and trade.
AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston Shopping Center
Alex. Va. ov. :i.035n
CADILLAC 50 Special Fleetwood
go air conditioned, 4 and b. fun
power hydramatic drive ~. $50.
Silver Spring Motor Co..
su 100 s E.;w. Hwy tat ca; Aaye.!!oo
CADILLAC. '56 coupe; beautiful black
and white finish; fully eaui pee; very
low mileage; new condition r..
Suburban Cadillac-O
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. oil B.75OO 80
CADILLAC 1865 "62" coupe; blue;
brakes s3.fg5. Gee guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1899 .2nd ST. NV ST. $4,000
CHEVROLET SO Bel Ar hardtoD'
cony.; fully equip. auto. trans
a H5Ss McNFlffIg '2 Piosl2TfAc 7ssS
Heart Of Bethesda ~ I" '"'
CHEVROLET 80 "2lO" sedan. Z
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Silver Spring Motor Co.
ST. 500 sS,. E NJ. NV '' g 90. AZ s.:5oo.
2-1r': black. 4 and 81" All secss.
party. RE-. 5-f97i.
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air sport
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tires 2-tone paint; low mllesge one
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AIS MOTORS
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80 Nomad VS. station
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poNergide, W..g tires and h.
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Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E.N Hwy at Ga, Ave
81 bog, No. ~. a.f5O0
1885 Bel Air hardtop
sport coupe. radio heater. DoWeT-
slide ete ~ OWNER S2.2ab,
'52 2-dr. AZ luxe. very
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and h. Special sos SIS An.
KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000 Ca ave,
IA g.4sOD
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

3I.FT. CHRIS-CRAFT kit cruiser.
S-cylinder Chrysler marine, foam
rubber. fast, Yacht Alva. HUNTING
TOWER MARINA, so. S-79S7,
I2-FT ALUMINIUM BOAT and john
son lO-h.p motor with wheel and
throttle. full equipment. Can be
seen at Channel Marine. 900 Maine
ave s.w. See MR.. SIMONS.
RACING INBOARD HYDRO. 136-in.
class; boat motor. trailer, Jacket.
helmet. spare parts: ready TO go.
will sac Ewes OIL. 2-5172.
TOPPER UTILITY CRUISER, John
son 30: used 3 months: cost So
800. sell $1,000. OIL. 6-569l.
EvINRUDE. IA HIP: 14-ft. Run
about. $3.50. DU. 7-0619 after o
pm.
ELGIN 7I5-h.p. 1855: excellent con-
dition: sos. WA. 7-033S.
OWENS. 33-foot twin-screw, cabin
cruiser, lots OF extras; sacrifice for
quick sale Phone IA. 2-5l 81.
Thurs. or Fri. owner on board at
s BUD ~ Phie BPS Dock Deale' Nd
12-FT. OUTBOARD RUNABOUT and
will sell boat separately for $500.
so. s-5a0i
ss-FT.. Chesapeake Bay fishing boat
with cabin, no motor; reasonable.
After Q pm. UN 4-3204.
SLIP FOR 30 To loft. BOAT for
rent sublet at Hunting Towers Ma
rina. Alexandria. Rent August / TO
December |. Sls Der month. Avail
able Immediately. Phone CIR. 3-3g22
sAFTI CRAFT 1850, 2s H.. all
steel, fully equipped many extras
incl. foam cushions. gas stove,
OIL. 2-G63i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
WYATT
FARMS

WANTED, farm. 100 acres or more.
under 80 miles d. c.. have beaut.
3-bedrm. rambler and cash Give
location price and full particulars
TO Box 245-D. Star
NEW sTROUT FALL CATALOG-
just outl Mailed FREE 80 States
STROUT REALTY 234-A Wood
ward Bids. WASHINGTON. ST. D.
37S4
A REAL BUY-i75-acre farm near
La Plata. Md; 5-rm house in
excel. state Of repair All rec,
outbldRS Bold stream on Drop
Also spring that never Goes dry
owner Will carry $4,000 Is,
mortg "a miles of 31l on Rt
3. Poss. Ewes, HA. 2-s2el. HE
4-35O0 W. W. LEWIS.
5000 DOWN. 500 MO. buys for
Sl0.OOO Broom stately dwellins
and AZ acres. Biz chicken house
bus lines; Is mi. south d. c TIE. e.
4l3l.
500 DOWN. $50 MO-. buys for So
80. nearly . acres: ) rooms, bath,
hard road. white community. bus
line. IS mi. 8. ID. c. TIE. 6-4i3i.
VIRGINIA CATTLE FARM
300 a., outstanding value. S2b,iS0.