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BRICK BIUTII.DTNG= in 7cioren.i1
BETHESDA. MD.

Good business locations: : new
store buildings: parking space. PRICED
TO scil Also commercial and indus
trIsl grounds located - Bethesda
and on Rockville pike; sitee rsnsinT
EUGENE B. CINGELL
OIL. "-o0oI: ewes 49, S"9Sers, MI
Iauohlita ~ o GOO
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUs.NEss PROP. FOR SALE

ease 18th ST. N.W.-Restaurant,
al new MIXTURES: reasonably priced
For sale or lease. DE. 2-Sl64.
ZONED C-3 COMMERCIAL---S,254-
sqaare-foot corner lot in Clarendon,
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Call at once and have your home
site at Fort Washington Estates
payment plan: remember this is an
unusual waterfront development, 8
miles from D. c. line. 10. $4,000.
MEZZANOTTE T. CO. Exclusive
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOKEEK. MD.-2h acres. Liv-
insston I'd. at Rte. 373. OWNER,
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APARTMENTS VALUES

II r st. net rooms. kit. and
and bath. S4b.
80 K s., n,sz-l and 2 bedroom
apis: $50. b0-S72.
1919 10th ST. NV. (The Veldal--
on premises TO inspect.
400 N st. n.w.--Bedroom, llv.
rm.. kit. and bath; SOS.
4Ol ? st.: n;w.-t rm., kit. semi-
.2a69 NJ, View pl; s.s.--2 rooms.
100 q q, n.e.--3 rms. kit. and
22l6 LIST ct. n.w.-Bedrm., kit.
shower bath; all utils.; -S62.
1922 4th Of. n.w.-3 rms, kit.
S2S 10th st. n.s.-Bedrm., iiv.
10 Inspect. see jSnitor in bsmt.
r. A. HUMPHREYS a. SONS
= Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. e-BO2O
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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APIS. UMFURMIsRED-D. G.
ON CAPITOL HILL
THE AIR CONDITIONED
ULTRAMopERN

At ais Constitution ave. ne. lover.
looking Md. ave.. has lust one Of
our huge corner l-bedrm. apis. anc
Q lge. enc. apt. avail. for June /
Rents from S72.5O mo. incl. eli
utils. elevator, roof garden, etc
See resident manager on premise;
or call Ii. 6-0364.
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II mod. $3.50, SlS Sss GIN Sli: ; aSSis
'snit0r' 2 9RSsy EsRasil a 4 Sc
1919 18th 81. NV. Ma. e-0Bs0
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1921 Belmont st. n.w.-Niee Ice
emcs completely redec.; from S45
1l4S Bladenshurga I'd. ne:
isio California; Nc man 81 s0 n.SLIOv.,,
Ice. enc; $50.
go Columbia I'd. n.w.-3 rms.
kit. and bath: redec.: $50.
t,t 49, ~ 1 CSTe9ra S.,S st. sppy'-l rm.
ZIG O st. n.e.--6 rms. hit. anc
bath; redec.: $50.
IL N st. nee rms, kit. anC
bath; redec.: S66.
22S N 81. n.w-Lge. ! rm., kit
and bath; redec.: $3.50.
2l4b N st. n.w.-2 rms, kit. ant
bath; In remodsied bids: $3.50.
216 r St. n.w:-Loveiy large
ground-noor apt; SIS.
1ll6 4th 81. n.v:-3 rooms. kit.
and bath: redec.: sos.
2l20 18th st. NV rms, kit
and bath: redec.: $40.
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MOVE IN Now


PAY u MONTHS RENT TO JULY
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
Must have good references; not
more than one child. One-bedrooM
apt, $50 so: two bedrooms. S69.5O
with utilities, add. SIS per month
Inspect anytime. Res. mgrn Apt
201. MARSHALL J.. WAPLE CO.
AID. 4-2006. 1924 14th st. NV.
927 o ST. NV, 4th Fl.
Z rms, kit, bath: heated; $50
3145 Mt. PLEASANT ST. NV.
Apis rms. kit. and bath; rentals,
BI27 End ct. NV. Apt. 3-2 rms. !,
kit. and bath; rental ---S6d
1901 M ST. NV.
Apt. SIS rms. and bath: rental. $72
1910 EYE ST. NV.
Bird floor apt.-3 rms. kit. and
1855 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apt. % rms, kit. and bath. S67.bC
026 L ST. NV.
Apt. 2-1 rm., kit. and bath S46
g22 L ST. NV.
Apts.-2 rooms. kitchen and bath,
$40 and S45
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN a. TRUST BRANCH
200 p ST, NV. ST. $4,000
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-D. c.

1888 Belmont St; NV list floor.
en- and bath. all utils. furn., $50 so.
III LIST st. NV. 2 rms. kit.
ln7 g st. n.w.-1 rm., kit. share
bath, $3.50.
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: Ems. 81. BS.h H1 All u sI $3.50 $3.50
coLoRED-25Ol 18th ST. NV
apt. IL; : rms. kit. bath. S60.5O
2503 l4th st. NV. Apt. As rms. j.,
kit. bath: 500 mo.
These apts. In elev. bldg: heat,
hot water furn. redec. OPEN, In
spect or call CO. b-6222.
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NAVAL REC. STATION
BOILING FIELD
st. Elizabeths Hosp.
WALKING DISTANCE

one-bedrm. apt; S65. New bldg,
corner units; "a blk. 70 Nichols ave
Apply ianitor. 1900 Eaton I'd. sc.
DkEXEvsS BROS, 1919 18th ct.
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CAPITOL HILL

$3.50 c ct. s.s.-l bedroom. Nv
jSnltor In bsmt. TO inspect.
n sea- y, cSpltSi q ne &c sNcTs o..
din. -rm.,. kit; Soa.bO, TO inipect'
SCI; ss n'i kisMislsS {. ~; s.. - and 2 bed;
EpS sSo .nd T sSas Sn 10 XIII in.U :Sc
4S2D Srd s. n,v.-2 bedrms.. .lly
rm. din, kit. bath. rear porch: $40,
rm TisR R,t Mi Ss;b ava $40 Tsf0ma PA
i0l d 81. 80; capitol Hili)-Bed-
kit, and bath: SB6. 81.
rms. din kit. and bath !s69BO. :.
.,S 81 b. Mass nSyss6 n a. ,.r rR XII -
premises 10 Inspect.
nm. III. and bStki ciossd.in ~ porch;
s.;S So .27gs ga rms hit. and
K. A. HUMPHREYS q SONS
aMass. Ave. Realtors ma. 5000
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,so s. IS S iS ~ |: j: q! III. H.
''1 $iH$SS S|S W 3 M Esst'
Aptsa 2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath
see RsSlId,s!lnt., Manager
Apt. 3-3 rms, kit, and, bath, SIS, sc
APT; Pr sR 5;o rms" kisi end bath, So
-. WASH, LOAN a TRUST BR
300 = ST. NV. ST. $4,000
coLoRED-pEgIRABLE APIS.
One Bedroom, Living Room. Kitchen
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
- THE SIDNEY HERALD
AZ Thursday. July rs. 1857
1857 ACP
Payments
Being Made

Farm or ranch operators who
have filed requests for assistance
under the 1857 ACP program
were reminded today by Arthur
Anderson, chairman of the Rich
land county ASC committee, to
report Immediately to the County
Office on conservation practices
which have been completed. AL
so the chairman urged operators
who signed requests for assist
ance for practices which III not
going to be completed this year
to report this information to the
County Office in order that funds
committed for these practices
may be released and used to ap-
prove practices for other opera
tors.
Sign-up under the 1857 ACP
program has been substantially
higher than in previous years
and funds available for payments
are limited for that reason. Mr.
Anderson stated that although
this is the case, it is expected
that sufficient funds will be
available to pay for all conser-
walton practices completed in the
county provided operators will
cooperate in reporting work done
and practices which will not be
completed
Payments can be made imme-
for completed practices
have been reported by OPP
orators and applications for pay
ment prepared, the chairman
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

| price support, Kolstad continued
This is true regardless of the way
in which the producer may settle
his farm marketing excess.
At the same time, KoSltad
pointed out, noncompliance with
the wheat acreage allotment for
a farm will not affect eligibility
of any other crop on the farm
for price support. A farm may be
out of compliance with its wheat
allotment and the wheat produc-
ed on the farm will, therefore,
be ineligible for loan or purchase
agreement, but oats, barley or
other supported crops grown on
the same farm will be eligible
under the announced support pro-
grams.
Farmers desiring additional in
formation on acreage allotments,
quotas, settlement of
farm marketing excess or eligi-
for price support are in
vited to contact their County
ASC office.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
1857 Wheat
Penalty Rate


The marketing quota penalty
rate on excess" 1957-crop wheat
will be SLIP per bushel, Leo
S. Kolstad, State Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
administrative officer, announced
this week
The penalty rate is the same
throughout the nation and IS IS
percent Of the parity price Of
wheat as of May i, 1857. Last
years penalty rate was SLOT per
bushel. The penalty applies to
all excess wheat, although pro-
ducers may avoid or postpone the
payment OF penalty by storing
the excess bushels under approx
ed conditions or by delivering
them to the Secretary Of Agri-
culture.
Kolstad explained that sex
cess wheat is wheat harvested
from acres which are in excess
Of the acreage allotment for the
farm excepting that exemptions
are provided for farms on which
IS OF less acres are harvested and
farms ON which the normal pro-
duction of the wheat acreage is
less than 200 bushels. The ex-
cess for a farm is usually the
normal production for adjustment
in instances where the producer
submits proof that the actual
yield on the farm is less than
the normal yield for the farm.
In any case where the wheat
acreage exceeds the acreage al
lotment, the wheat produced on
the farm will be ineligible for
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

Wtn0O6[r. M16.
T-ranaporbRttOn ....--..-..-----.... $50
WhAteman. Mrs. Dewey. 49,.
TRANSPORTATION ----.. .-.-......: 4oog
Al 500 P. M. on motion made ana
carried. the Board reccssed untl p July
rcconvegYed in Special welfare ses1aon
with all members. Cfas, G. IN
and County Clerk present.
Welfare matssds 0oo the wh ~,
recess was taken for lunch.
Al 100 p. M. III Board ~rcconvened
with all members and clark present.
The welfare Budget was taken up
at this time by the Board and Mr.
| Walker and Incorporated into the roGu-
lar preliminary county budget.
Al 500, P. NJ on motion made tr,d
carried. the Board recessed until July
OFFICE OF TILE BOARD OF .CouN,
Try COMMISSIONERS OF RICHLAND
COUNTY, SIDNEY. MONTANA
JULY 8. 1887
At 600 A. M. the Board rcconvened
In Special Session with all members
liminary county budget occupied the
attention OF the Board until nu~u,
recess was taken boa lunch.
At :0O P. M. the Board r~SSSnnves,ed
with all members and clerk I~rcsci,t
Completing the preliminary county
budget occupied the attention vi The
Board until 500 p. NJ. at which time
on motion made and carried the issuu
recessed until July II at sc0 y. M;
when the Board reconvened in special
session with all members and clerk
present.
The Board. on motion made and car.
RED, ordered the spreading ot S53l.iz
in the protest tax fund.
Discussion as to the repair INC paint
ing of the NYA building was had un-
til noon when recess was taken 1or
lunch.
At 100 p. M. the Board reconvened
with all members and clerk present
Reading of correspondence occupied
the attention OF the Board unui ~
P. M. when they adjourned 70 the MA
building and the County farm TO est
mate the cost of repairs for outlay
counts In the final budget.
AT 500, on motion made n car
OFFICE OF TILE BOARD OF COUN-
TY COMMISSIONERS OF RICHIAND
SIDNEY. MONTANA
l At SEQ 10 a n. the Board reconvened
IN special session with all
and clerk present.
Further discussion of the Weed pc
was had; h number Cd signers
me- de and carried 100000 was allocst-
ed as a budget item to care for this
for the coming fiscal year.
AT noon the Board recessed Tor
AT 100 p. M. the Board re~convened
all members and clerk present.
Numerous complaints were received
concerning road and bridge repair. due
recent rains. and these wer taken
for discussion and repairs ordered
AT 500 p. M. ON motion made and
,aau1ed, h Board recessed until July
8, 1857.
At 500 A. M. the Board reoonvened
all members and clerk present.
Donald j. Bodmer, Asst a Agent
d the Great Northern Railway Com
,any met with the Board relative to
he 1878 county budget
AT noon the Board recessed for
unch-
Al Loo p. M the Board reconveued
With all members and clerk present.
The painting Of the exterior OF the
T. Y. A. building was taken up and
everaa estimates Cd h cost were re-
etved from the local painters. Final
chpu will be taken at a Later date.
Inventory od bridge plank was ta1en
18th a view to ordering the cOunfy's
esd for this item for the e
At 500 p. N. on motion made and
the Board adjourned.
f. l. KOOFHER, Clerk.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
SEND Us YOUR NEWSI
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
RIOHAND COUNTY. SIDNEY.
MONTANA

JUNE IA. 1887
The Board convened IN special ees-
emit: Donald w. Pentz, Chairman:
James E. SpurEeon. Melvin T. Ba3oken,
members. MD clerk
Current affain occupied the atten-
ton 0 the Board until NOOK when
re a. ac ca >. e n ths 1G Hoa srnc 4sonveD.d
with all members and clerk present
L. Walker Brown, Secondary High
way Engineer. Helena. Montana met
with the Board with respect to sec
ed that a secondary route be establish
ed from Bridge site No. 2 located IN
Sec. -. Twp a N. Range 50 E south
to the FaMview-C irard west Road
e. SrAsoS%, s2Pr ooma s = mi Is. T rs7r
Al 500 P. M. on motion made and
carried, the Board recessed until June
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
RUCMAND COUNTY. SIDNEY.
JUNE n, 1857
At 600 A. n The Board reconvened
with all members md clerk present.
Current zffair occupied t1R attention
Cd the Board until 1000 A NJ when
d ~ advertDed, opened for
thf pSrG is Of d,ssel fuel for u Hs e,
49, W. *
BSds were received as solbows:
Continental OH ------------ --- III
FarTnex Union 49, -------- l7e
SNney "a -
SIsnoaTo On isos
Whitaker Motor Service -. 1877
The bid waS awarded to Sidney Oil
Co. II beng the lowest bid.
At 1870 A NJ bids. as advertised
were Opcned for the purchase of Series
! and z oil as folloWy:
Conoco No. ! "a
Conoco No. 2 90
Farmers Union No. ! III
Farmers Union ---- No. 2 Is
Sidney Oil .------- No. / SO
Sidney Oil No. 2 IS
Standard OH -.--. EndoIube 81
Standard Oil .--. No. ! "a
Standard Oil -----.---.- No. 2 -85
1exaS 70 -------------- NO. 81
Texas Co. ..-...----.-.---.---- No. z -16
The bid was awarded to the Standard
Company: il being the lowest bid.
At Ii 90 A. M. bids. as advertised.
were opened for the purchase OF gaso-
line as follows:
Continental 1873
nm Union -.-------------.. lG.8
le1dS COMPANY ---------------.-.- lJ.J5l
Sidney Oh Company --.-..---- ia
Standard Oil 6.l1
Motor Service ---- IFS
The bid was awarded to the Sidney
Company: II being the loves. bid.
At noon the Board recessed for
At / pm. the Board with |
all members and clerk present.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

psacumann ox the County Budget &C.
cup4ed the attsndon q the Board until
500 2: ~ vasan on moAtnn made ond
COUNTY WA1M6lOeRS or
R1unANDR 6 mEHsSMTx. SIDNEY.
IA. 900 A. NJ the Board convened in
regular session with the following
members present: Donald w. Pentz,
+. Ba5ken. member md clerk.
meeting Wa proclaimed by The
Sheriff.
The minutes Of the last meetings
On motion made and osSrssd. special
meetings were SET for Friday. July s
and Monday. July 8. 1867. and the
Clerk was Instructed to post notices &C
On moron made and carried. the
| County Commissioners. Sheriff and his
deputies. County Attorney. Clerk and
Recorder. Clerk OF Court, TreaAHer.
| and Surveyor were given permission
| TO loave the State
Pending road matters were laid over
until the next meeting OF the Board.
Securities as OF Jun 80. 1857 was pre-
scented to the Board bor approval as
QUARTERLY REPORT OF
oIk@O " kLA<
TRELASURER'S OFFICE AS SECURITY
FOR DEPOSITS.
Sidney National Bank,
Sidney, Montana:
u. S. Treasurey Bonds of
1967-72 due 9-l5-72 .----.--.-- 100000
Us Treasury Bonds Cd ,oo ooo N
u. S. Treasury Bonds of
1879 due S-l5-S9 ...---- 100000
u. S. Treasury Bonds cd
1855 due l2-1S-58 -.-.-----. llO.OOO.0O
1000. 90
F: D. !. c. 100000
Total AZ. 900. 90
Richland National Bank,
Sidney, Montana:
u. S. Treasury Bonds OF
1853 due 6-l5-58 ..---.--... 500. 900. 90
u. S. Treasury Bond cd
1888 due 6-lS-58 --.-..-.. 100. 000.00
u. S. Treasury Bonds OF
1858 due 6-l5-63 ....----.----- 100000
u. S. Treasury Bonds OF
l962-67 due 6-15-67 .-...-.-.- 100000
400 900 90
r. D. 1. c. 100000
Total s4lo. 900 90
Fairview Bank.
Fairview, Montana:
u. S. Treasury Bonds
due 8-lS-S -----.----- 5 10000 20
u. S. Treasury Bonds
due 9-15-72-67 -.-..-.-~--... l5.OOO.OO
45.O00.U0
F. d. /. c. 10000 GO
-
Total $55. 000.00
AMOUNT OF
SECURITIES .--...- sss5. 0o0.O 90
TOTAL BANK DEPOSITS,
hume 30. 1857 .---~-.-- $546 .162.4 ~
TOTAL CASH IN OFFICE.
June 30, 1887 ..-------- l.477l69
m TRANSIT, ]
June 50. 1857 .'---- 3.274.s0
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

respectfully SuDrnlItcO.
Hattie j. Loken
Treasurer, R1calland Co.. Mont
By Isl Ia l.. johnson
Deputy.
Road petition No. 757 ITO Abandon
a. Twp. Is. Range 81, thence west for
the distance OF 6 miles, the end be-
ing the income County line OF the
center OF q 10. Twp. Is, Range 81 in
Rtctland County told Road number
ed by a ~suffiaent number OF persons.
Donald w. Penfz. Chairman of the
Board and George E. Brennan. Sur
veyor were appointed eve n
mmending all Of o called for in
| petition No. 757 beinx abandoned in
aamuch rs they do not find the road
necessary for public convenience and
Al 10 90 A. M. bids, as advertised.
for the sale Cd the County building
(appraised at $100.O0) situate Lots z,
8, and 8 IN Block 3. original town OF
Savage, Montana bid 1880 which
bid was acepted; it being n only
Bids as advertised. for drugs were
ner Drug, Thrifty Drug and Vaughn
Economy Drug OF Fairview were open
ed; all bid4 Offering a 1919 discount
on al prescriptions. This oder =
d8I006O3 Will 4C 1OcA0
AT the request of County Attorney,
Victor G.. Koch, Otto T.. Habedank.
Sidney. was appointed deputy county
attorney from July IS to July %. in
elusive.
AT noon the Board recessed for
lunch
At / 90 p. M. the Board reconvened
with al members, County Attorney
Auditing of claims occupied the at
tenhon OF the Board until 57O0 P. M
when ON motion made and carried the
Board recessed until July 2. 1857.
At 600 A. N. when DIE Board con
vened with all meHnibers, County At
toaTley ". G. Koch, and clerk.
After due examination OF the county
budgets, II wa1 ordered TIM a meet
ns On the nnsf ocu1ty y'9 budSets.
AT noon nocen Wa taken for lunch.
At loo p. N. the Board reconNGed
wath an members. county attorney and
ten1on q the Board until 500 p. M.
when . delegation consisting OF Dean
Davidson. Arthur Anderson. DR.. J. s.
&c. Resn H En- S ss1,9s %,n Ca1i AEnser
Sterling SwiGart, Fred Iveuson. Axel
Person, Legter Mcmillan, l.. Luding-
Onto Diee. met with the Board
presenting a petition for a weed dis
ty Commissioners VINO will check the
as TO their eligibility.
Auditing OF claims occupied the at
tentton Oh the Board until 5O0 P. n. |
when on motion made and carried. re-
- waS taken until July 3. 1857. |
when It BOO A.. M. the Board coon
vea,ed with all members and clerk
Auditing OF claims occupied the at
tention Cd the Board until moor when
r0cenS WA taken tor lunch /
with all members and clerk present
A meeting was had with Jay Iabonde |
regarding a bridge IN need OF repair. |
Harry johnson called on the Board
road nc budget matters.
Auditing of claims occupied the at
tez1tton OF the Board until 500 p. NJ |
when all claims were allowed as fol-
GENERAL FUND
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

TOTAL 550.01491
Respectfully submitted.
Hattie j. Loken
Treasurer. R1cAland Co., Mont.
By Isl la l.. johnson
Deputy.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

The bid was awarded TO the Sidney
Oil Company; II being the loves. bid.
At noon the Board recessed for
At / pm the Board reconvensd with
all members and clerk present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE Apiece EorIy Ameri-
con bedroom group. Solid cherry double
dresser, chest, double bed and night stond
Wos 634. now 434
ABOVE GROUP with twin beds. Was 1873.
now 49,
ALl-Wool CARPET -. $50 SO. yords green
ond grey Wilton, deep pile, l5-ft only. Was
1925 square yord ----n now 1875
ScHooNBEcK loose pillow beck SOTO, sprnq
down cushions, gold Wos $685. now 3oS.
HYLAN 7.pe. noh. dining room group. Gre
oenzo buffet, breoktront china, ext toble and
4 side choirs Wos 528 ---------now 24s.
CARPET =. $50 SO. yards royon and nylon
plush pile, choice of beige, green, sotinwood
or turquoise. Was o.o5 SO. yord - now SOS
WEIMAN ehorside tobIe, figured nohooony
T'oor somPle Wos lOo. -----------now So.
TOWNSVILLE eredenzo buffet, mohooony
81" Was ~. now IS.
PULLMAN Lawson sleep SOTO, foam cushions.
brown tex, sleeps two Was 2oo. now 2lO.
DRExEL antique white 6-pieee French Provin-
eioI bedroom. Fronts have raised silver Ieof
tlorol design. Triple dresser, mirror, chest Mr..
ond Mrs. swing bed, 2 night stands Wos
oZo. ---------------now 495.
DONOVAN SHOPS 90" pillow back SOTO, spring
down cushions, kick Pleot skirt, choice of fine
textures. Was 534. now 32o.
HERITAGE bareback lounge chair, skirt,
spring down cushion, turq. tex. Was us
now l69.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
Dental Society
To Install CoIvin

Dr.. z. Milburn Colvin, jr.. a
graduate Of the University OF
Maryland School Of Dentistry.
class Of 1921. will be installed
tonight as president Of the Dis
trict Dental Society.
The installation. to be held in
the Shoreham Hotel, will be the
highlight Of the society's last
regular meeting Of the fiscal
year.
Dr. Colvin, a native Washing
tonlan and fellow OF the
American College OF Dentists.
will succeed DR.. 2. Bernard
Lloyd. He was elected president
elect a year ago.
The meeting. TO get underway
ut 7 pm. will INCLUDE the cleo
ton Of off1cers-elect for 1889
and music by the Doctors Sym
phony Of Washington, under
direction Of DR.. Richard w.
Dirkson.
DR.. Colvin, who lives at 37i2
Window place NV, and has
Offices at 1926 Twenty FIRST
street NV. will address the
gathering al 3 pm. in the hotels
main ballroom.
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HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Cold Hand of Death
On Chessmon 9 Years

Seldom has man felt the cold
hand of death laid upon him so
remorselessly as has Caryl Whit
tier Chessman.
A half-dozen times since his
conviction in May. 1948, Chess
man has escaped the gas cham
Der by eleventh-hour stays of
execution - kept alive by the
same genius which criminologists
said he twisted to evil purposes.
For nearly a decade now,
Chessman-so well named in the
game Of life and death he has
played-has used all his time in
San Quentin prison trying to
prove to the courts and society
that his punishment should not
be the all-exacting one.
He was convicted under Cali
fornia's Little Lindbergh Act"
for kidnapping two women in a
nnal outburSt OF the lust, rapac-
ity and robbery which had ruled
his life.
Studied Law in Cell
But Chessman wasn't ready to
die without q fight. and in the
loneliness Of his cell he put to
work his it'll. @. caliber brain.
He studied law. and each time
the blade Of death thrust. he
was ready with legal parry.
He also had time to write q
book. and it was the best-seller,
Cell 2455, Death Row." released
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in May, 1854. that had much
bearing on stimulating judicial
and public interest in his crisis.
The book. issued less than two
weeks before one of his death
dates. was called an astonishing
document" by critics. Chessman
told his life story. how his fine
parents had given him a good
education. how illness caused
him to turn to brutal methods
to prove his toughness to him
self.
Then 80 years old, Chessman
said society must learn to salvage
young criminals. rather than to
destroy their spirit or kill them.
While pushing his case in the
higher courts. Chessman re-
manned practical. He made his
funeral arrangements. willed
$4,000 proceeds from his book
to the children Of some un-
named friends who had helped
him.
Those who had prosecuted
Chessman said; Why should a
man who has written a book be
given advantage over one who
didn't"
Court Orders Hearing
But Chessman kept hammer
ing away at the point on which