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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

ley, Maryland Real Estate Com
missioner and a member of the
Montgomery County Real Estate
Board: Edward j. Kyle of the
Washington Real Estate Board
and DIR. Joseph w. Seay Of the
Alexandria Arlington Fairfax
Real Estate Board.
Mrs. Margaret DunkIey Held
a member of the Montgomery
board, was elected to the boarc
of governors of the Brokers In
stitute, an affiliate of the real
estate group.
4 X \ 4
Robinson Realtors, 8l25 Geor-
gia avenue, Silver Spring. have
been named agents in this ares
for the sale of lots in a new
subdivision at Daytona Beach
Fla.
The development, known a.
Daytona Highridge Estates. Inc.
lis being built by a group Of
Washington business and pro.
fessional men.
y X 4 4
Thomas b. Holman has beer
appointed sales manager of the
Lowe Realty Co., 900 U street
NV, and Conrad T. G. Smith
has Joined the firm as head O.
the insurance department, thu
firm has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Housing Sag
Reversal Seen

The number Of housing units
begun during October was some
5000 and, though the same
number was started in Septem.
Der. the figure represented a re-
verSal of a four month down
ward trend in the housing starts
according to the Bureau of La
Dor Statistics.
The seeming contradiction is
explained by the Labor Depart
ment this way. 1t is normal fol
housing starts to take a seasonal
downturn between September
and October. Since the actual
number remained the same this
year between the two months, il
represents an upward swing ir
the trend.
However, the bureau also points
out that the october figure this
year is IL per cent below that Of
the corresponding month o.
1855 and well below the level fol
most Octobers since 1919.
In fact. the october figure Of
1000 this year is not even uI
to the average rate of building
for the first 10 months of thii
year.
During the first 10 months Of
1856, a total of $4,000 units o.
housing were begun. The bu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

,reau says that if that pace con-
tinued for the rest Of the year
with normal allowance for sea-
sonal variation to come. the total
for the year will be l,104,00O.
The October figure by itself
would indicate that If the whole
year were at that rate. again
with allowance for normal sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

meeting in st. Petersburg, Fla,
George E. Price said the az per
cent interest rate on mortgages
insured by the Federal Housing
Administration and the Veterans
Administration is too low to at
tract investors. AS a result
he said, many families are I'M
able to obtain loans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
WHEATON
1902 Denley Pl.

3.bedrm. brk. and stone;
rear porch; many extras;
carpet, storm door, patio,
fence. alum. awning, etc.;
Sl3,S00. Go out Georgia
Ave. past Wheaton; 2
blocks past water tower, go
left on Denley Rd- then
left on Holdridge TO Den
lev Pl. Details, OIL. 4.26l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Interest Rate BIumed
For BuiIdino Decline

The fixed interest rate on
Government insured housing
loans is responsible for a decline
in home building, the president
OF the Prefabricated Home Man
ufacturers' Institute has charged,
Speaking at the groups fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

Isonal variations. the total woult
be only 1,O50,0O0.
The 1O-month total Of housing
starts for this year also is vel
below the corresponding periods
for 1854 and 1855, both of which
showed more than ! million
units already started in the first
10 months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
BETHESDA
500 Conway DIR.

Bedrm. or den. y bath on
let H.: 2 big bedrms., bath
on End; rec. rm- porch,
patio. fenced lot; sl9,95O.
Go out Old GEORGETOWN
Rd. to Beech DIR. (Wyn'
satel. turn left TO Conway,
right TO house. Details,
OIL. 2.5757.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
BOGLEY-Open Sunday, 80 to Dark
HARDWOOD
9637 Parkwood DR.,

2 bedrms., bath on 1st H.;
2 bedrms., bath on End;
den, rec. rm., porch. CT
approved, $22,5OO. Go out
Wis. Ave. to Cedar Lane,
right to Parkwood Dr., left
to house. Details, OIL.
2.0l82.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
BETHESDA
1918 Creenlswn DR..

aoAo VANNAAoNh 80
True Colonial; sep. din.
rm- very large kitchen.
powder rm- 4 twin-bed
rms. with large bath plus
extra bath facilities; extra
iirepl. in basement, pch.,
gar level lot; S23,sO0. Co
out Old Georgetown Rd.
Just past WynEaie, 90 right
on Lone Oak. left on Hurs,
10 Creenlawn. left TO
house. Details. EN-. 2.l607.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
BRADLEY HILLS
$500 Pelham Rd.

$500 Pelham Rd.
All air cond.: 3 bedrms- 2
baths. 2i.it. liv. rm- sep.
din. rm.. bkfst. bar. many
extras. incl. carpet; s2b,SOO,
Co ou, Bradley Blvd. pas,
Wilson. turn right on Ray
burn TO Roosevelt, left to
Pelham, right TO house,
Details. OIL. 2.5O4l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
College Loon Approved

The Community Facilities
Administration has announced
approval of a $685. 600 loan to
Pennsylvania Military College.
Chester, Pa, to build a three
story mans dormitory for 100
students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
GLEN MAR PARK
s3O6 Augusta ST

3 bedrms., 2 baths, sep.
din. rm.. fine kitchen;
porch; gar; basement (;
s22,95O. Go out Mass. Ave.
past Sumner; turn left on
Marlyn | block, right on
Augusta Lane TO Augusta
St. and sign. Details, OIL.
4-0738.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
LOCUST HILLS
1902 Bellevue DIR.
Bargain in the 2Os

Bargain IN the EOS
Unusual brick home; 5
bedrms., 2 baths, den, 90
liv. rm., huge rec. rm. with
bar. maids rm. and bath.
Many extras for sale. Out
Wis. Ave. past Naval Hosp.
to Bellevue, turn right. De-
tails, OIL. 7.o54o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

$3.50 to 998 Rayon-Nylon Blankets -----3.99
N-1495 Virgin Wool 72X84-n. Comforts 6.95
1885 Blankets $50 Wool 1870 Nylon, twin size -5.95
10195 Blankets 66q6 Wool 1870 Nyon double size 795
9-99S Rayon Crepe Covered Cotton Filled Comforts 4.99
$3.50 Soied White 72x108 Twin Percae Sheets 40
2339 Soied 81X108 Fitted Double Percale Sheets
fiji Perfect 279 Cannon Colored 72x108
Self Perfect 800 Cannon Colored 81x108 MuSns I.99
26-279 Lady Pepperell 72x108 Coored Muslns - 80
$500 Lady Pepperel 81X103 in. Coored MuSins
2-349 Soied Cannon Colored Scalloped 72x08
Gale Sheets
$3.50 Soiled Cannon Colored Scaloped
Gale SheeS----------- 2.89
30-499 Embroidered Dan River 81x108 in Sheets 3.39
49 Perfect 799 WamSutta Colored 72x108 or 9Oxl08 in
Supercae Sheets 3.99
2-795 Soiled Mediums Sized Foam Rubber Pillows 299
5th Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

80 50. yds. lbs IS linetone
wool embossed Wilton = 1895
SO 50. yds. l1.95 l5' cinnamon
embossed Wilton ---.- 7.95
so SO. yds. 1895 ~ cinnamon
wool embossed Wilton ----9.95
lot So. yds. 1895 IL cinnamon
wool embossed wilton ----9.95
LOT 50. yds. 1895 IL cinnamon
wool embossed Wilton - 9.95
q 50. yds. 1850 49, grey sculp-
tured wool Wilton ----.---9.95
'tn0toH ohir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
SiIUer Spring Only

110500 GE Shortwave Portable Radio batteries extra
1905
1855 Clock 5-Tube AM Radios --------------I7.95
$4,000 HI-FI 4-Speaker Photograph cherry 1880
1-27950 RadoPhono with speakers 20watt output, mhg
247.OO
1-28950 Radio-Phono with speakers, 20watt output,
lined oak 2S7 90
7-698 Tabletop Mig Finished Tin Record Cabinets 99c
l-1495 RCA Subordinate As Attachment 8.95
1885 Portable 3-Speed Photographs 1900
8-3495 De Portable 3Speed Photographs 22 90
7495 De Luxe 3Speed Automatic Portable Phones $500
1-8250 Webcor 3Speed Automatic Portable Phono $3.50
1895 Webcor Table Model Phono mahogany 5000
2-3495 Zenith 3-Way Portable Radios
2-8495 Zenith 7Tube AMIN Radios, walnut $500
1-21995 Webcor Damond-Needle Console Phono- 1880
9TH Floor, Siver Spring Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
DrGperieS, Curtains

16 Prs 1898 to 1898 Fully Lined Decorator Draperes $50
1853 Prs 399 Rayoh Ruffed Curtains SO" long 81
1870 Prs 399 Rufled Dacron Curtains As and 54 long
GO Prs 299 Shortie Draperies 80 and &c. long
81 Prs 399 Chintz Cafe Curtains 80 and 36" long
63 Prs 299 Dacron Tiers 36" long 81
81 Prs. 499 Fshnet Curtains, various lengths 30
- Prs 99 Chromspun Boucle Draw Drapees co. long 800
SO Prs. 699 Acetate Draw Dreperies 80" long . 3.33
$3.50 Prs 500 Antique Rayon Satin Draw Drapres So long,
2.90
9Th Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Com bimUfiOmS
WASHINGTON ONLY


1895 RCA As Automatic Photograph --------- 29.95
1-3495 RCA 3Way Portable Radio batteries 1900
6-2995 Record Players, speeds 1890
3-4495 De Luxe 2-Speaker, 3-Speed Photographs
$3.50 Dcograph Mig Finished Wood Speakers $3.50
So 80 Transfer Book Radio including batteries 100
4-2695 Clock 5-Tube AM Radios 795
1880 Pocket Portable Radio including batteries 38O
98 Mig Finished Tabletop Record Cabinet for ass 99c
1885 Black and Brass Record Phono Stands--IO98
1895 Lined Oak Record and Photograph Stand-I9
1885 Bicycle Radios batteries 2905
2-2995 Mooroa Pixie Portable Radios batteries extra,
1895
1895 RCA Clock Radio ---------- $500
2-5995 RCA Battery Powered Portable Radio Photograph
batteries extra ---------- -----.------- 1895
1-1399 5 Webcor Diamond Needle Mig Table HI-FI 1895
2-149 95 Zenith HI-FI Table Model mig. 81. 95
1-7995 Zenith Cobra matte Automatic Changer 1926
1880 Webcor 3Speed Auto Portable Photograph 90
1895 Webcor HI-FI Console mig. ---------I49.95
1-29995 HI-FI Automatic Photograph mig $500
2-21000 MagnavoX Disc 4-Speaker HI-FI Phono 1900
1880 HI-FI Table Model Photograph mig $500
1895 Philco HI-FI COnSoette, oak finish 1895
1-14995 Phico HI-FI Consolette lined OAK 1856 in
carton I29.95
1880 Mooroa HI-FI Table Model mhg---------7O.OO
5th Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
NEWS DEPARTMENT
Mems Furnishings, Accessories

1000-65c-$1 Assorted Mems Hose --------3 pair 81
400-125-150 Boxer Shorts. Sizes 28-44-----.-- 59c
720-395-$5 Mems Dress Shirts -239, for 81
586-395-$5 Mems PajamaS- ----------2.S9, 2 for So
843-150-350 Mems De Luxe Neckwear 10
$3.50 Mems "Swank" Leather Wallets 299
100-350 Mems Leather Belts. Fine quality
200-35c Mems White Cotton Handkerchiefs- ----I9 Sc
100-$4 Mems Jewelry Sets. Links tie bars----I.69"
100-250 Mems "EIckok" Elastic Belts --------- Use
50-1.50 Mems Tie Bars and Cuff Links 49cs
150-3.50 Fine Briar Pipes ------------------ 99c
48-$1 Sand Bag Ash Trays 2 for 81
150-S5 Imported Briar Pipes Continental STYLES Or
Street Floor Washington, SlUer Spring and PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

l50-499 to 999 Shower Ensembles Curtain and window
drapery Discontinued patterns ---------- set, 2.99
65-100 Pieced Chenille Bath Sets Rug and cover
ll5-59c Terry Cloth Place Mats by Galloway for 81
$3.50 Cotton 3x5-ft Scatter Rugs Latex 30
175-H PERI 299 Fiedcrest Tub Mats = -----A---I.9 30
675-1f PERI 1893 Cannon Empress Bath Towels---I.I9
5th Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
LUGGAGE DEPARTMENT
BUNS for Men and Women

2-S11 Atlantic" Fabric Weekender 2l"-------- 8.97
1-999 Ginger Plastic Flight PAX. l6"--------4.9 so
1-1250 Mems Leather Club Bag 21"-------------7 80
3-1995 Ladies' WeekenderS. 81" ---------- 30
3-2295 Ladies Dwight Train Boxes II" 4.99
1-34.95 "KeSsler" Straolite Wardrobe. Wheat--I997
1-$25 "SamSonite" Dress Hang -it-A 90
1-$25 "SamSonte" Dress Wardrobe Blue 90
2-29.95 Ladies PulmanS Blue. 26" z Or
1-15.95 Mems Two-Suiter Tan ----- 6.9O
1-3495 Mems "Kalistron' Two-Suer. Grey 7.99
a tar
Street Floor washington Onlv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Lamps and Shades

l50-299 to 1899 Assorted Lamp Shades in wide variety
of styles, fabrics, colors and sizes. soc to 80
l8-2999 to 1899 Imported Bavaran Lustre Lamps with
cut prisms, metal mountingS, handsome shades,
I2.00-24.O0
l00e9e TO 1899 Assorted Table Lamps china metal and
metal-and-glass combinations 80 TO 1890
7th Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
and UpT,oIsferu Fabrics

700 Yds 498 to 500 Upholstery Fabrics 54 wide Yd $50
1000 YdS 1893 to 259 If-Perfect Fabrics. 77c
$500 Yds 249 to 298 If-Perfect Fabrics Yd. liz
1000 Yds 1893 to 298 40" Drapery Fabrics Yd---- 99c
500 Yds LAC Evergaze Chintz 36" wide Yd.------ 49c
1893 to 298 Spcover Remnants u Price
9th Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
WASHINGTON ONLY
BedSpreUCIS. DrUperieS

8-1298 White Nylon Spreads full twin; is So
1859 and 799 Assorted Psse Spreads prints So
1888 Suede Cloth Spreads, full size plaid So
1888 Suede Cloth Draperies to Match ---------S 50
31-498 to 698 Assorted PiSSe DraperieS
12498 to 1898 White Nylon Cafe and Priscilla Curtains 81
1888 Vanity Skirts of plisSe
5-298 PlisSe Cafe Curtains
1928 PliSse Pillow ShamS
14-6 Assorted Satin Chromspun Draperes
29-7 98-1298 Assorted Satin ChromSpun Draperes SIS
9Th Floor, Washington Ony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
PARKington Only
Wool CHrpefimg: Odd Rolls

"a So. yds. 1895 g. green round
wire Wilton wool ---. sos
As SO. yds. l4.95 g. green round
wire Wilton wool -.- S.95
% 50. yds. 1895 g green round
wire Wilton Wool sos
40 50. yds. 1895 l5' beige wool
sculptured Wilton ------ SOS
81 50. yds. 1880 o. grey wool
embossed Wilton --------10.95
so 50. yds. 1850 IS rose wool
embossed Wilton ------- 1895
"a 50. yds. 1895 O. sandalwood
embossed Wilton wool .---s.9s
9TH Floor, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
PARKimnfOn OnIu

1-1495O -FI 2-Speaker Console Photograph Is 90
5-698 Tabletop Tin Mig Record Cabinets 99c
3-3295 RCA AM Table Radios 24.95
1-4995 RCA De Luxe Clock Radio. 1895
1895 RCA Black AM Radio 29.05
2-3995 RCA As Automatic Phono.- 29.95
6-2995 Three-Speed Photographs 1900
8-3495 De Luxe 3-Speed Portable Photographs 22.OO
9-4495 De Luxe 3-Speed Radio Photographs $500
2-19995 Webcor Console Automatic Photographs 1895
1895 Portable 3-Speed 2-Speaker Photographs $500
2-4495 LeatherBound 3-Speed 2Speaker Phones 29.05
l-6495 Webcor DiamondNeedle Portable Phono- I29.05
-5495 Webcor Portable Automatic Photograph 0.95
1895 Webcor Diamond Needle Table Model Phono % 95
2-3495 Zenith 3Way Portable Radios batteries extra 1900
1895 Zenith SWAY Portable Radio batteries 2995
1895 RCA Sway Portable Radio batteries extra 3495
Street Floor and 4th Floor PARKnoton Only
Shade Shop
75-l59 to so Window Shades assorted coors as ice
l5-2l9 to 398 Venetian Blinds assorted Sizes
50-469 to $33 Awnings, assorted 3O9s to 7OT Off
$3.50 Venetian Blinds, assorted sizes
eth Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
ALL = STORES
Dresses, Suits, TOpperS

100-11 8-1298 Misses Cotton Cord Suits l0-16-9.9O
10O-1198 Misses Cotton Knit Dresses 1O-18----9.9O
15O-1098 Misses Pure Belgian Linen Dresses 800
-1099-l299 Misses Womens Nylon Jersey Dresses 899
90-22 98- $25 Misses Better Dresses 10-20---S I8
75-1798-$25 Misses Better Dresses 10-20----- Sl4
1922 SO Jr Miss Better Wool Toppers 7-15I69O
15O-199a$25 Lined Rayon Suits, Spring Toppers 1913
1880
Fashion DEPARTMENTS Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SlUer Spring and PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
SAVE 1919
Holmes e. EdlU0rdS SiIUerpIufe
ShO,rer Sets-Rath Mats

9TH Floor, Washington only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Misses SpOrts,rear, Raim,rear

200-199399 Sporswear Group Shorts blouses, etc. ST
1908 1859 Cotton Skirts Prints seersuckepS 259
20014 SO Lined Raincoats Many fabrics 1913 Sill
60-2298-2998 Better Imported Rainwear. 8-1S--I488
Fashion DepdrtmentS-3rd Floor Washington:
End Floor SilOer Spring PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Girls, Teens, Jr. DebS' Wear


CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Girls, Teens, Jr. DebS' Wear
36-l79 Pre-teens Cotton CamiSoes Elastic waist - 99c
6-1I99-l999 Subteens Velveeen Coats, Toppers 4.8R
25-329-399 SubeenS Fancy Pants Corduroy 8-14 2.99
75-399-499 Teens Cotton Blouses 1915 "a Ia
7-l499 Jr Debs Felt busters Fabulous lib 1919
25-899-l099 Jr. Debs' Cotton Dresses. tbs 5.88
1-l799 Jr Debs Suits Miracle fabrics Broken sizes I488
4-S25 Jr. Debs Formals. Broken sizes - ga
20-l499 Jr DebS All Weather Coats Matched hat 1898
ChiLdrem'S Shoes
32-I99-795 Teens Terry Slippers Broken sizes 59c
47-299 Chidrens Casual Shoes feathers, fabric I59
Boys Furnishings; Boys Apparel
100-299 Gun Sets. Gun and powder horn 30
10000 Boys Western Fur Caps with TAIL Fits ALL 81
Sd Polo Shirts Long short sleeves Broken sizes
e1-l99-299 swim Trunks Boxer astex models a. 6 ISS
I15-39c Boys Socks. 7-10l2 22c; prs. 81
1871 Boys Suspenders Fancies adjustable lie
11999 Jr Boys Rayon-Line Sportcoas T. TO- H. I'D
$1,000 Jr Boys 2, 3-Pc Summer Suits g. T. TO- H. 7.90
4799 Jr Husky Boys White Cotton Twill Goats 10 81
l-S25 Jr. Boys Wool Flannel Suit Grey, size g. $40
1-l999 Young Mans Rayon Sport Coat Pink, 36L SIS
10-4.99 Prep Boys Rayon-Linen Stacks. Size 10 30
$3.50 Jr Boys Rayon Cab Stacks Grey blue 0-l2 30
8-999 Jr. Boys Wool Flannel Stacks Sizes TO- 10 2.90
$3.50 Young Mems Summer Stacks 20 to 80 group 80
20-2999 Students Wool Sport Coats Sizes 1910 1890
5000 Husky Boys RayonCab Suits. IL, 49, 10 I2.90
$50 Rubber Rancoats yellow 8, 8, l0-.--.----I.99
20-499 Davy Crockett Rubber Raincoats g. 1871
and Floor, Washington only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
SlDOrfSlCeHr. Lingerie

50-299499 Summer Shorts Broken sizes 80
25-1099 Velvet Halters
27-599 jenkins and Wool TWeedS ---------------I.8 80
25-799-1099 Skirts Felts, velvetS, brocades --4.88
Lingerie SenSaonSDaSticay Reduced Immediate Clearance
Lingerie Reduced for Immediate Clearance
12599 Quilted Bed Jackets Some slightly soled---I.99
$50 Nylon Taffeta Bouffant Petticoats ISL
22-399 BoYffant Petticoats. Rayon and acetate
Ord Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
WOWEN'S FASHIONS
Dresses. Suits, Wraps

75-89810 1923 Misses, Women Budget Dress GROUP! 447
45-229 -2998 Cocktails, Short Formals. 1916
10-49.98-6998 Wedding Gowns 8-12 ------S $40
Pop 8-$35 Jrs' Better Dresses. Ills SI2
45-$55-6998 Spring Suits Broken sizes 1913 $50
9-69.98 Make-Believe Mink StoleS, Capes - %. 80
Fashion Departments-3rd Floor, Washington ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

Floor. Silrer Spring; 3rd Floor, PARKington
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-28
Armstrong
News

Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Childers anc
family, Howard Sheehan ano
Johnny Verhasselt, motored tc
Fort Peck dam Saturday.
School vacation began so Mrs
Jr. Foss, the teacher, and little
son Jerry left for Missouri fol
a two weeks visit with her folks
the Jorgensons who used to live
around Andes.
jeanne Candee is attending BIZ
BILE school in Fairview staying
with her Aunt Matte, Mrs. Dean
Carlson. The Keller children will
start next week and the Raus-
chendorfer, Ruffatto and Fisher
children began this week for two
weeks.
Harold Carda, LeVon Schlenz
and Dolores Sheehan attended the
show in Sidney Sunday evening
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Virgil,
Bobbie and Billie enjoyed a Faith
er's Day supper at the Kenneth
Klasna home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Verhasselt
and family have returned to Sid
ney after spending a two weeks
vacation at the home of Mrs.
Verhasselt's parents the Howard
Sheehans.
Please, boys, when you get min
nows from minnow traps, rebait
them with bread so the owners
will also find some.
Levon Schlenz hauled a load
of barley and oats to Culbertson
to be ground.
Virgil Cornelia called at the
Leslie Candee home Tuesday
morning and then Leslie came and
helped Virgil put a new ceiling Of
blocks in their bedroom, SO again
there was trade in labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
and LeVon went to Sidney We'd
nesday where Mr.. Schlenz took
in a meeting of community COM
mitteemen where a. discussion was
had on the soil bank program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Schlenz
and two boys accompanied the
Schlenzs home Wednesday and
were supper and over night
guests. Thursday they were fish
ing and were dinner guests at the
Oscar Labidee home.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Labidee
and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore were callers at the Schlenz
and Cornelia homes Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
motored to Dickinson early last
Thursday morning. Heavy show
ers confronted them on the re-
turn trip and it was necessary to
stop at one time when the rain
was too heavy for visibility. In
the evening they went to Harry
Hagen's home as Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Schlenz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Schlenz and children were
leaving for home early Friday
morning. MIR. and Mrs. z. II.
Schlenz brought a bull down for
Antoine Carda last Tuesday.
Mr.. Antoine Carda and Harold
Carda called at the Priny Schlenz
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-28

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF RBCIHA
COUNTY, SIDNEY. MONTANA
June Is. 1856
AT 900 a m the Board convened In
special session with the following
chairman. Donald w. Penfz, James e.
Sturgeon, members and clerk.
On motion made and CARRIED the
clerk was instructed 30 advertise for
bios for a used diesel crawler trac&o~:
which bids win be opened June %,
County Commissioners.
As per advertisement, at 600 a. m.
bids for oil were opened as follows:
Sidney Oil Co.
ssrass ! ! oil oil 3. % ! gal gal
The Texas Co.
(Yoder Motor
Series / oil ST Der gal
Series 2 oil is Der pal.
On motion made ard carried the
bid was awarded 30 the Texas Com
pany thru Yod@ MoAor Co. ~ being
the lowest IN best hid.
At 1880 a. m bids. as advertised for
diesel fuel. were opened as follows:
Carter Oil Co. Carter diesel fuel
Sidney Oil Co. Dsesi iud
The Texas Co. Texaco diesel chief
Whitaker MOTOR Service Husky
desuiphurized diesel fuel
The bid OF the Sidney oil Cpmpsny
was accepted as being the lowest and
best bid.
AT II :O0 a. m. bids, as advertised
for gasoline. were opened as follows:
Carter Oil Co. Garter gasoline
Sidney Oil Co. Regular sasoiins
The Texas Company Tesaco
Fire Chief .1s2 per gal.
Whitaker Motor Service Husky
H5Power gasoline III per gal.
On motion made and carried the
bid was awarded 30 Whitaker Moor
Service as being the lowest and best
All bids Tor furnishing gasoline, ell
diesel fuel to Richland county
nle f1 nr a pe9 5us OF one year. begin
AT noon. the Board recessed for
At 100 p. m. the Board reconvened
n special Welfare session with the
s34s m:.r6ers pressnt; GsorEe
Iaanes z Spurgeon, menberu; Charles
Walker. Welfare Supervisor and
Jerk.
On motion made and carried Dr.. r.
!, Hyde Vas appointed Richand
July 1. 1855 10 June 80, 1887.
On motion made and carried DIR.
z. A Hyde was appointed RAchnnd
county physician and sureeon for
year beginning July /. 1884 TO
Tune &c. 1857.
Current welfare matters were dis
-Essed until 500 p. m. at which time,
motion made and carried, the Board
z. L. Rocker,
Clerk n Recorder.