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sEABR0OK AcREs-custon built
brick-and-trNme rambler: Q lae.
bedrms. l4K2O.ft. Nv. rm. with
firepl., famlly-size din. rm.. all
cleo. kit with natural birch cabi-
nets, o h,sw. Dashboard heat. full
daylight bsmt. with firepl. and 2
picture windows: SIS.5OO. oRAcEN
T. SCOTT, Wa. 7-O461. til Q.
LIVE RENT FREE and still make a
profit on other 3 apis: never q va
cancy. two blocks from Census Bu-
reau and near the Weather Bureau.
az Force oiticss and Andrews
of-town owner-builder needs cash,
wants offer. Call Mr. Dunn, UP
TOWN OFFICE OPEN, q TIL o.
THOMAS j. FISHER n CO., 1920
Wis, ave, Bethesda.
HOME WITH INCOME--Loveiy q
bedfm,, sep. din. rm. home plus
apt. with pvt. entr. In COW, loca-
for quick sale "a si2,95O, oil Or
conventional terms, CAL ~ Q
bb.ATviis VA 4 co. g-sisSS ne. ROBERT .
HEART OF HYATTsvILLE-0-rm.
brick Colonial on tree-shaded, level
S 6St i Ss II a s saT Sst ssS
school and bus. A real value o At
1900. 1900 ROBERT =. bAvisS L CO. CO.,
INC,
AZ ACRE FARMETTR, o mi. DC:
4 bedrms.. 2 baths. Ice. liv. rm..
full bsmt.. 3 rm. tenant house.
Fenced grounds Majestic oak in
yard. Priced to sell At $4,000.
HE. $4,000. ewes. HA. 2-s29l.
w. W. LEWIS.
Brick Rambler-$1, 900 On.
ONLY S13.o5O
nrdns IT 9 9o, ~ ICE n, 81 @TCEtSaEs on
there's nothing wrong with II, Just
call me, I'll show you. Mr.. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY co, ST. 3-736s.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.

A PLACE TO HANG YOUR HEART
--3-bedrm. brick beauty with ex-
panslon provided that will appeal
to those desiring CHARM, PLUS
LOCATION. Cape Cod STYLED, has
separate din. rm., fireplace. nm
lshed rpmpus. room and q really
beautiful garden, Already CT APP
praised e Sl6;75Q; CAL "a,
INC, 2222 N. Glebe ION Lee hwy.).
ALEXIS bedrms,, sep. din. rm,
N NJ 1s%' JEAN SIP'f POE e. XII sEsI s.iEHg1 gS
ALEX.--CAsH Low? Taste high?
This grand 3-bedrm. brick on cor.
s " WI JEH tRs H POE PfKy NE si rspss
ARLINGTON. for sale BY OWNER
All masonry, semidet.; air condi-
toner, hagstone patio, storm vim
yard; 3 blocks from shopping center.
church and school; l blk. to bus
service; price. S11 800. 765 s
Harrison ST., ia. 2-02S0.
ARLINGTON--Oider, very larEe and
undermined home with 4 bedrooms.
lst-fioor powder rm., living rn1.
IL" and separate dining room, fam
ily-sized Kitchen, fully equip: =
detached masonry 3-car. garage
with guest quarters roughed-in and
pine-panel on End floor. All on q
beautifully shaded 7Ox1 40-f0ot level
lot with additional land available
on either side. Direct bus to PEN
tagon and Washington on street in
front, Most fairly priced at Sl7,-
$50. Ideal for LARGE family. May
be seen at any time by appoint
ment. Cali ia 4-1400. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., EXCLUSIVE
COUNTRY CLUB AREA--charming
49-ft.. J-bedfm. brick rambler with
complete GE kit, separate din. rn1..
iull baths. full bsmt.. garage.
Only S22,95O. Hurry Gail IA. &
1900. N. T, BROYHILL " SONS.
FALLS CHURCH---s-roon ranch type
home, full bsmt.. earpoFt, DISPOSAL.
refrigerator and gas stove. Laree
lot e5xl25. By owner. No agents.
HIGHLY-sTYLED = A low-sluns,
graceful brick. rambler. that gives
Really. . comfortable, 3-bedrm
home. carefully proportioned and
constructed. Unusually large lot.
with many magnifeent trees. I.o-
Gated in a community Of young,
successful people. SI7.q $50. Gail
ia 10000, REAL ESTATE SERy-
ICE. INC. S222 n. 0iebe foh Lee
hWgJ Open 30.
LAKE BANCROFT - Custom built
brick D elapboaTe contemporary
styled rancheT on . E0Tgecui
wooded ia-aere lot. block from
the beach. EXTRAS. 4 bedrooms
and 2 baths. all on one level, sep
afate din nm. famiiy-size electric
kitchen. huge screened porch. fun
basement with 32-ft. recreation
rm.. den and bath Carport RE-
DUcED - 900 70 S35. 500. CROW
ELL A. Co. INC. 2is0 ". Glebe I'd
IA b-fFfo1.
MARK DR., AIeH., vs.--ConVsnieni
70 Pentag0n. 2-ftory brk.. . rms
- oedFmal. bath, elec refer.
Monthly PAYMENTS cheaper han
renting. $40. snall down payment
o. SOS REQUIRED Eve IL 6-if6E
L 7. oRlvATTE. "a. e-0753
g. ARLINGTON bedrms, fun
bHmt.. lot 5oxZ06. I bik. % eien
schocl and busiine VAN REALITY
"a. s-s553. Z.
~ oWNgR-7-rm brk 4 bscrrss
faf nnF . rrW4 nfFn tFnwnr
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HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 q Till Q RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Yr. Of Dependable Service
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SHEPHERD PARK-S24,750
MODERN DETACHED BRICK
2 RMS. ga BATHS. REC. RIM.
LOUIS RUDDEN, TIL 1-3OfiO

19s
SHEPHERD PARK-S24,75 ESQ
MODERN DETACHED BRICK
RMS. ia BATHS, REC, RM,
LOUIS Ridden, tn. $4,000
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
FOR A LARGE FAMILY
72l BLAIR ROAD NV.
DEIACHED MASONRY. Bed
ROOMS Al condition; bath on
each moor. every room large. Base
enn OIL n9t-wster heat. Call Mr..
1924 14th ST. NV. AD. 4-aoO5
CLEVELAND PARK-Attraetiye large
detached home; j block from I'M
town Theater. Easy terms. Cali Miss
), MARSHALL j. wApIE co.
1924 9Th st. NV. AID 4-ao05
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA 80
SUITABLE FOR NJ. b. DENTIST
DIPLOMAT OR FRATERNAI.
TRADE ASSOCIATION. NO. 1888
DETACHED BRICK-oNLY SIS5OG
6232 EASTERN AVENUE
n,d La ati, living I'm. With fireplace,
: bedrms., beautiful baths: real
4th bedrm. In completely finished
3rd fioor. Beautiful and modern,
With recreation rm. in basement.
Cal MT; Clark, RA. 3-9011.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1224 18th Street NV. AID. 4-20O5
BRIARCLIFF
Located near Ward circle. con-
venient to. shops, churches, public
transportation and schools. This is
brick home with o bedrooms and Az
baths. Entrance hall, living room,
dining room, library. powder room
Kitchen and pantry on first floor, A
SPACIOUS screened porch and a rec
reation room which opens onto a
p prn1sd rear Earden a. ground Level
door living and summer entertain
ing. Situated on quiet street in an
excellent neighborhoOd, this is 4
nome which should be seen to be
appreciated. Ewes, call Mrs. Palic,
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
1sSG Msssl AVE- az s@ R Eh LgT2S7Sa
CHEVY CHASE
CIRCLE
An attractive white Colonial. stu
ated on q well-planted. deep, Level
lot: ideal for the larger family
Entrance hall large living room.
dining room, breakfast room, CHEEKY
Kitchen. powder room and private
SIDE porch on first floor: 4 bedrooms.
Z baths and sun porch on second;
plenty Of storage area and large
paneled studio room: within one
block Of Blessed Sacrament Church
and School, Lafayette Elementary
School and within easy walking
distance OF Connecticut avenue shop
ping and transportation. Evenings.
call MI, Kennedy. EN-. 2-6Sgl
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO, tREALToRsl
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
KENT
White brick Colonial; on beauti-
fully Handicapped wooded corner lot.
This spacious home includes on the
st level large center hall, liv. rm.
Sx2G, with bay window and flre-
place. Large screened porch OF liv.
rm; to the rear; Din; rm. JANIS,
with, q full-wall picture window,
Overlooking fenced-in .fiagstone
patio. Library or family rm 14x16,
with fireplace Powder rm. The
kitchen is completely modern, and
I has table space, wall-to-wall broad
loom carpets and Grapes are in
clrded.
End level: master bedrm. 1Sx24,
with fireplace and sun deck Just Of
over porch. 3 twin-sized bedrms. and
2 baths, stair leading to fioored attic,
with huge fan.
Lower level has a spacious rec
reatfon rnl. and a tiled floor u
iknotty-pine paneled wall, and exits
! TO 2-caT garage and patio. Gas heat
Laundry includes the washer and
the drier.. To inspect this gracious
home. call for appointment. w. B
WRIGHT. EN-. 3-5600 iii o.
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co-oP APIS. EoR SALE


TO GET sooc ,vhiisl tsnsnu n
2ASpEtiIi.. L g. $500 = a'-''' cal
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10 sEFRIn1N or Nv

- oAAh4bhN nls NE,
Bungalow . rms, bath, rec.
500 KANSAS AVE. NV.
rms, bath, hot-water heat. 500
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th 81. NV. AID. 4-2O05
DOWNTOWN rooming house, 1899
Rhode Island ave. n.w.--lb rooms.
ga baths, $3.50. Shown By appt.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO,
1924 l4th 81. NV. AID. 4-2005
COLORED--wOoDRIDGE. u. G.,
Gar.; SiO0. EN-. 10000.
COLORED--2s36 end 81. Ne
Corner brick 2 rms. and bath;
gas heat. S11O. EN-. 10000.
COLORED--s6 FENTON PL. NE
Completely renewed inside and out:
modern bath; gas heat: 3 rms;
$3.50 mo. FALLIN REALTY CO.,
LII. 4-73OO or RE. 5-4734.
COLORED-UPPER NV. = 4 large
houses, vacant on Oct. LIST. Rentals
S9b TO $3.50. some 2 family homes.
Days, RA. 3-333.j, ewes. EN-. 3-2013
COLORED-49l6 MINI. AVE. NE.s
5-rm. row brick;s pas heat, nice
cond.; rent, SSb. JOHN l.. SHELL
TON, REALTOR, 10. $4,000.
COLORED-l2li 22nd ST. N.W.-6
rms. bath, full bSmt.. oil heat;
$50. so mo. Call co, 5-6222.
COL0RED-222i n ST. N.W.-l3
rms, 2hs baths. completely redec.;
S135 mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
cOLORED. 3 BEDROOMS and
bath. SENT detached home At 1888
Dubois pl. Sc. Close to schools,
Shopping. buses. stores. etc. Will
rent TO nice family for 500.
]. NJ. MEDLEY 10. s-5777
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UNIVERSITY PARK-Bess sUy this
area beerns-. = baths. an. IN !.
alls sun roam. hrepi rsraFe e.
WEETz. AP. 1000.
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MARX DR.. AIer., vs.-con
% Pentag0n. 2-ftory brk..

~ oWNER-7-rm. brk-: Z beorms
2 D. cet EAR ccny ftrf tfarap
anc schif AskinH a7f 800. Ops1
1901 y. KiFkvood "a. "A. 1-S53e.
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ALEX. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brk
excel. neighborhood: cow to school,
Gown sCantov Hr' b. G eH- RI. Cs:.s7os MIN
VICINITY MAYOR RID.
s ana Aye ,. seoT Ass, eTiss
modern kitchen. gas heat. front
porch; deep lot. convenient to eie-
mentary school. shopping center and
moyies Good bus service. Phone LII
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rLfRFIx County,

II you want to buy in Fairfax
County phone for my list. n. Z,
MALCOLM, Realtor, "a. 7-3024
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RELAX
IN PEACE q

WITH VIEW OF TREES. NOT THE
NEIGHBORS' BACKYARD This
custon-styled stIjking. NEW BRICK
BI-LEVEL RAMBLER has q secluded
setting at the head Of a small valley
Lily: rm. is on the rear with HUGE
SWEEPING VIEW OF WOODED
Center hall plan with VERY HiGH
CEILINGS ON LIST FLOOR for airy
GOODNESS. 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
with Attn bedrm. avail, HUGE
and picture window, sep. din. rr..
DE Luxe KITCHEN with table
space. lge. carport. huge wooded lot.
MANY DIFFERENT FEATURES to
delight you and the price Is ONLY
S2e.950. HURRY
Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA. 1851, IA. 1897
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w. lconl.l HOUSES Iol SALE. SO. lconl.l
coLORED
YOUR DREAM HOUSE
RAMBLER

Exclusive neighb.; q rms, Q baths.
Mr.. jackson. LU. 4-4911. AID. 2-2OS0
Colored-Det.-4 Bedfms.
4th and Peabody NV, Sl5,950.
$3.50 dn.; corner brk.; screened pch.;
gar: excel. eond.
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LOHR
HOME IS WHERE2

RIGHT HERE is home for you
II you want a spick "A span 3-bed-
room brick rambler with full base
ment, all newly decorated in and
outside. It has level fenced lot
55xl30 with attractive shrubs and
lawn. This Is a good buy at Sl6.-
200 Gil Located in Langley Park
area. Dial HE. $4,000 for an In
spection visit.
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Brick Rambler-Sl. 600 On.
VISIT
CT BLY,

NEED = 3-bedrm. (of denl brick
Cape Cod with full basement, ga
rage. separate dining room and
located on q well wooded deep LOTT
Then you can buy this Takoma
Park home CT for $500 down. It's
ready TO move into now. Call HE
$4,000, ask to see 1t today.
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VACANT-MOVE IN

OLNEY, MD.
Mod. 2-bedrm. brick home. ! acre
tmore or less) with lge. shade trees.
lse. liv. rm.. firepl,. din. rm. kit,
sewing rm,. III baths; many closets
and storage room; full bsmt: oil
radiator heat; brick garage; SPAR
king well water; quiet surround
ings. Open every day at 1, OUT
Georgia ave. ext. on left this side
Of Olney, Nd. Open sign.
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WHEaTON-GI $4,000 --bsdrn
hrick flil hsmt.. sep. din- IN pay.
ment. tf5 10 incl 81 GIDEON
c. JOHNSON. 10. t-7olT.
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GENERAL STORE = wen stocked,
good business; mod. apt with store.
Also 2-bedrm cottage in rear
renting $50 mo-; 90 mi d. C.. A. A.
S Sfce NC 81 F sSso6 ins Wiz nan nee
UNIVERSITY 7-2O4l, lgs
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Mo oN!,O o. 0I rIcS E gsii;5. &C. :I Ma
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AP q
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CLUB AREA--charming
49-ft:. 3-bedRm. brick rambler with
complete GE kit, separate din. rm..
2 full baths full bsmt.. garage.
Only S22,95O Hurry Gail IA. T.
1900 N. T. BRoYHILL y SONS.
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FOUNTAIN CONCESSIONAIkE or
manager wanted; must be thor
oughly exper. and have local refs
excel. oppor. for the right person
who wants to make q change. Box
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FALLS CHURCH--6-r0om ranch type
home. full bsmt.. earport, DISPOSAL.
lot 95xI25. By owner. No agents.
JE. 4-l3eS.
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RESTAURANT, on excellent corner,
on new Edmonston road in River
dale. small but profitable business,
capable Of real expansion by experi-
snced owners. Good parking: Ions
lease: low rent. well equipped:
HAROLD KLEIN, ~. 1880 OF
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COEESVILLE AREA--Very unusual
brick split level on : acres of land;
bedrms.. z baths, bsmt. and ali
the other features that make a
delightful home Only > S26,95O.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC, JU
$4,000. Realtors.
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$500 cash non-oI; g.
bedrm. brick; sep, din. rm.: full
bsmt. Excel. condition. Payments
$as month. GIDEON c. JOHNSON.
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MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY. mod. !,
air-cond restaurant q going BUSH
ness; small overhead. 10. 5-3l49
DRUG STORE-Apotheca small;
very high class trade. NV. Wash. I;
low rent low overhead; sales ap-
average $4,000. Owner III. Price
$4,000. Will finance to reliable
party; excellent opportunity for
man and wife. Box 179-J, Star.
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UNFINISHED BRICK HOME

n. ARL., s63 N. jacksonville St
3-bedroom, 2-bath contemporary
rambler, electric kitchen, recreation
room. fenced yard, less than year
old; avail Oct l. $3.50 GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. ia. $1,000.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-2-story brick
Cape Cod: rms. bath, garage.
porch. Sl05 mo. JU. 9-3490.
|BETHESDA--3-b edroom brick Co.
lonial; newly decorated; excellent
location. S125 a month. JU. 9-3490
IWOODRIDGE - 4-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod; cow. to everything.
Vacant poss. LA. 6-l492. AID.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

and ending 10 months after the
sale equals or exceeds the ad-
justed sales price of the old resi-
dence.
A special rule is provided under
the law for members of the Arm
ed Forces which extends the pc
Rod for the purchase or construc-
ton of a new principal residence
after the sale of their old resi-
dence.
Under the special rule the run
ming Of the 1-year period or the
l8-month period will be suspend
ed during the time, if any, in
which you serve on active duty
in the Armed Forces after the
date of the sale of the old resi-
dence and during an induction
period, pursuant to a call or or
der for indefinite period or for
more than 80 days. This suspen-
sion applies only where your SER
vice begins before the end of the
l-year period or the 18-month
period, and cannot be extended
beyond a date which falls four
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

combat came during WV II on
July, 1874 in the Normandy In
vasion. After fighting to the AY
river by IA July, the 9th support
ed the siege of $4,000 Germans
in the French port of Brest. When
the Assistant Division Comman-
der, Brig. General Charles d. w.
Canham was asked by the sur
rendering German Commander
for his credentials, he pointed TO
his infantrymen and said, "These
are my credentials, sir, thus es-
tablishing the Division motto.
The 9th Infantry captured an
average of 1000 German prison.
ers a day in more than 300 days
of combat in Europe.
Men enlisting for the 9th In
fantry will proudly wear the
Golden Arrow insignia and be
trained for specialized jobs such
as: Radio Operator, Medical Tech
nician. Engineer, Artillery, Mortar
Squad leader or one of the many
other jobs that are contained
within al Infantry Division.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08
montana This Week"

sonab1e prospects of election. Re
publican state organization lead
[ ers, even those who have hin
!; dered rather than helped Gov
ernor Aronson in his adminiStra-
ton. realize this.
In an appraisal of a candidate:
chances / am not so much con-
cerned about what politicians tel
me as with the impressions I gel
from the rank and file of people
- those whose votes give the an
swers on election day. In getting
around the state in recent months,
I have sensed the general feeling
that Governor Aronson is giving
the state a good administration.
That is significant.
Although the Republican situa-
ton as to the governorShip is now
settled, that is certainly not true
on the Democratic side, where
former Gov. John w. Bonner and
Atty. Gen Arnold II. Olsen are
the chief rivals. AS of now, !
think Mr.. Olsen has the edge and
will grab the nomination, but this
opinion is far from being uni
versaL-
Another question on which you
can quickly get an argument is
which of the two - MIR. Bonner
or Mr.. Olsen - would be the
easier to knock of in the general
election. a matter of no little con-
Germ to Republican politicians.
Most of the comment / have
heard is that, from the Repubh-
can point of view, Mr.. Olsen
would be the preferable opponent.
On the governorship, the Dem
ocrats in Montana seem badly
split. Presently the Olsen faction
appears to dominate the state or
ganization, but the state chair
man, Jack Toole of Shelby, is
reputedly closely allied with John
Bonner. When Mr.. Bonner was
governor, 1949 to 1858, the discord
between him and Attorney Gen.
eral Olsen was often severe - at
least under the surface and the
personal feeling between them
did not appear to be cordial. Per-
haps one reason for this was
oOfG1 llOI OUTLET y ItStllUIlell Oh
the glamorous young attorney
generals POLITICAL ambitions.
, This background of the rela-
tionShip between John Bonner
and Arnold Olsen contains at
least the inference that their fight
for the guDernatorial nomination
will develop bitterness that may
critically hurt whichever one is
This is a gamble Arnold Olsen
must win If he is to be in a po-
;ition to challenge James E. Muir
-ay for the United States senator
ship in 1860.
So far as Governor Aronson is
concerned, his campaign, in the
main. viii be on the performance
If his administration - on the
program he has espoused, the
achievements in the implement
ion of that program and the as
oirations that remain to be ac-
,ompliShed. Basically, his policy
s the subjugation of politics in
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

Helena Just as Presiden
Eisenhower's announcement o
availability for a second term ha
clarified the national situation, $
in Montana, Governor Aronson'
filing for reelection has givel
definite direction to what in th'
minds of the people generally, i
the most important phase in stat
government. Barring unforeseer
circumstances, 1t is now conclu'
sive who the Republican nomi'
nees for these offices will be.
In my opinion, both Presiden'
Eisenhower and AronSon will bs
victorious in the November bal
loting and Mr.. Eisenhower viii
again carry Montana, but / think
the odds r against the Repub-
licans r~ecapturing congress or, In
Montana. of doing more than &c
control the senate by a narrow
margin
In Montana, dor example, local
lied issues, quite apart from the
presidency or the governorShip,
will be in many instances the de-
cisive factors in state legislative
contests. On a broader basis, this
is also true of congressional cleo
tons.
Like President Eisenhower -
but obviously for far different
reasons - Governor Aronson did
not by any mean impulsively de-
eide TO seek a second term. Even
a few days before he revealed his
intentions, the governors closest
friends didn't know whether he
would be a candidate or retire.
The fact that Governor Aronson's
announcement came on the same
day as President Eisenhower's
was coincidentaL The president
said it was not until Tuesday
evening, the day before his press
conference disclosure, that he
made UP in his mind. My assump-
ton is that Governor Aronson
reached his decision Sunday, for
early Monday morning his office
set in motion the mechanics of a
news release Wednesday night.
Late the week before / had
suggested to one of the governors
most intimate consultants that
perhaps Mr.. Aronson was waiting
10 see what President Eisenhower
would do. l WAS assured this was
not the case.
l know Hugo Aronson well
enough to be aware that he is
very deliberate in his decisions.
in 1913 ! had occasion to
accompany him on a tour of Mon
tana. A decision that then con-
fronted him was whether he
would run for another term as
senator from Glacier county. He
held off almost until the filing
deadline before agreeing to be a
candidate. l know also that once
Hugo Aronson has decided on his
course, nothing turns him from
course and he pursues it with
lnwavering determination.
AS I have previously said in
this column, without Hugo Aron-
son the Republicans would have
no available candidate with rea-
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08
Enlistment In
9Th Infantry
Closes April 30

The deadline for men 30 en-
list into the Army's 9th Infantry
Division. for service in Germany,
is April 30th of this year.
The 9th Infantry Division,
nicknamed. "The Golden Arrow
vas activated at Camp Fremont,
California in 1918 and while in
transit to France that year, the
World War l ended.
The Divisions first taste of
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

The 9th Infantry win be trans
ferred to Germany in the latter
part of this year.
Interested applicants a write
u. S. Army Recruiter, Miles City,
Montana, or contact their local
Selective Service clerk, who will
know when the recruiter will be
in this area.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

years after such date OF sale.
For any purpose involving Fed
eral income taxes, the cost of the
new home acquired in one of
these non-tsxable transactions
must be reduced by the untaxed
profit on the sale or exchange of
the old home.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08
A young policeman was under

a young policeman was uIuer-
going an examination.
"Now assume" said the exam
liner, that you were walking
along a secluded path, and a
young woman rushed up to you
and reported that a strange man
had embraced and kissed her,
what would you do?"
'Well, sir" said the candidate,
81 would do several things. But
first, with the young lady's assist
ance, l think I would endeavor
to reconstruct the crime"
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the interests of sound business adj
m~inistration.
Governor Aronson has under
taken to keep informed on the
activities of boards appointed by
him. but he has not interfered
with their independence of judg-
ment and action, even though,
earlier in his administration, there
were occasions when certain
boards might well have consult
ed the governor before acting. In
general, his boards have func-
toned exceptionally well and this,
in no small degree, accounts for
the success of his administration.
/ am sure that Governor Aron-
son feels that, despite considera-
tions of an easier life as a private
citizen, he has a job to finish
And Hugo Aronson is not the
kind of man content to leave a
job unfinished.