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ID; ssab.
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
sai ARL. BEyD,, FAILS " cH-. VA
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AIS MOTORS

PLYMOUTH BUYERS!
Did you know that you can buy q
new Plymouth for S1.S00; only $3.50
down and payments as low as 500 So
Q month. FALLS CHURCH, DeSoto-
Plymouth, Lee highway ct Hillwood
ave IL 0-2An0
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. S5.000-S50..
OOO--0roup your debts. lower your
payments. refinance your property
and improvements. Quick honest
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc. Only in the state Of
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS
Baltimore, Nd. day or night, Suns
and holidays ct Saratoga 1-4047
WE HAVE AN money to loan on
residential property, ACME REAL
TY CO.. UN. 4-321l. 81
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WATERFRONT ORoP.-sALl

FOR SALE. by owner. wooded lot
l0Qxl00. overlooking bay end fresh
so%. lo sse iat pI.pn. nee t aST SsssS
In Drum Point. uN. 4.7355,
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AUTOS FOR SALE lcons. !

CADILLAC 1857 Coupe De VILE
fully equipped; less than so miles
S5,795. S79b down. balance through
'ocal bank: immediate delivery
Call COLES. 10. 4-SO36.
CADILLAC 1858 Model "75" s-pas.
senger limousine; dark green; very
clean: power steering. $2,195. Gee
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co
.123g 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 coupe; beautiful ..
tone green; fully equipped. power
steering. power brakes; on sale toda,
for anly 81 OBS. cCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
I222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 81 Coup de vile: bah.
blue with dark. blue leather interior
full-power equipment, incl. Window
and seats: also has radio. heater
Autronic Eye. Wv. tires, etc: onl!
: .wks. old. driven very few miles
sell for $1,000 OF list. Trade ant
terms.
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED
tContinued)

N. @. DEALERS pay top dollars fol
cars. wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS
1888 r. !. ave. ne. AID. 4-0444.
LATE MODEL CARS WANTED--Wil
pay very hieh cash prices for rea
clean cars. KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 GA. AVE. IA. 9-4S00.
DON'T SELL YOUR CAR tin you SCI
Phil Mahoney at KIRK MOTOR
CO.. 1898 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-4533
LATE MODEL CONVERTIBLE-Wii
trade my '55 Buick Spec. 4 -dr. HIT
ia. 2-2319 or EN-, 2-01S4.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

FOR RENT. Ocean city. Md, 46th
apt. See add above. or. 4-sasl.
FOR RENT, ocean City, Nd. 4btf
street, mo- f--DellRhtIully artistic artistic
See add above. or. 4-S9Sl.
FOR RENT. ocean City, Nd, 4btf
beach, modernistic throughout, Gus.
tom built. 1O0-it. from ocean, sun.
deck. firepl; avail. as 4-bedrm
2-bath, a-klt. cottage or as / 2.
bedrm. apt and l-bedrm. apt
OF. i-S3sl.
COLONIAL BEACH. vIRGTNIA-FuT.
nlshed houses for sale or rent, by
the season or week. CAL CA, 4-l2Ii
or write MRS. MARY z. BATES
Colonial Beach. Va, owner.
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SOUTHERN DEALER. In town this
week. will pay extra-high prices for
any make or model car. Call IA
D-200l.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars dss.
S; s;s ;, sSS %;s; sy %ffi
ave, Hyattsville. Nd. WA. 7.l2eO.
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AUTO 3 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTlp

i,s.TON VAN TRUCK FOR HIRE
= Call LA. D-T7t7. day or night.
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GARAGES

3-CAR g.sTORY BRICK for rent
electricity; l0-it. alley; rear Of
I; ~ ll.h e. n.ei $40 mo- A, G.
7-nO1fi ewes. TU. 9.ibNl.
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BUDDY'S
bios GA. AVE. NV.

MERCURY SIS Montciair 4-door Sc
Gan and noxf r. b Msesom nsS, %
dows and power seat; 81. sos.
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
02f ARL. Blvd, FALLS CHI. VA.
JE. 3-l1S9
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MUST SELL 10 SETTLE ESTATE
10-rm. dwelling. tenant houses.
So;,.e. dssity.. SSTy baEn. poultry ryy
equip 500 300. Strlpped SS7.h60
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AuToMonILFs bon SAD

Chryslei Windsor 1857
4-dr. hardtop; 2-tone
blue torauefIi eht.
power steering, power
brakes. eolex glass.
safety dash. .. and b.
price. s3.30i.
Anacostia Chrysler-Plymouth
l7OS Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Lu. 4-2004
CHRYsLER '53 New Yorker hardtop;
power steering, power brakes. radio
heater, automatic transmission, very
low mileage; $l.146.
WHEELER. INC. CHRY9LRR CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EM. 2-l02C
DEsOTO '56 VS. 4-door. power steer.
ing. power brakes. powerfiite. radio
heater. Wv. tires. clean. one owner
WHEELER. INC. cHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN W. EN-. 2-1O20
DODGE '54 Coronet 4-dr.; auto
transmission. radio. new tires, blue
G11EA II A-Q700
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NEAR NARRATION. la

: s-rg dwelling: p baths. oil heat,
horse barns. TACK rms, machine
orig. appraised at $4,000: now
uriced at S69.600 for quick sale,
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TRUST NOTES ron SAILS
MONEY WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

3rd TRUST or refnance: good d. c.
property. Call ewes. or Sun. Lu,
3-0S4p.
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DODGE 1856
va Station Wagon (Sierra)

Fully eauipped with radio. heater
turn signals, style.tone finish. de
luxe luxe interior. Less than 5000 miles ME
ranty on all these automobiles: only
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

UP TO $1,000 CASH for buildabl,
NV. ID. c. lots. Must be north Of
Calvert st. After o. OIL. 2-207l.
LAND WANTED--l 10 20 acres
d. C.. or within 10 miles: white oi
colored. Cash. Ii. 7.3303, ~. z,
$685..
WE NEED MORE LOTS. acreage
or farms In d. c. or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000
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AUToMoTIVF MIsc.
TRAiLeRS

2-TON STAKE TRUCK, chain saw
and service station equipment:
reasonable. Phone RE. 6-77@l.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE 1884 Ariel sQuar,
4; good condition. For further
Information call so 5-5423.
LAMBRETTA SCOOTER, '55: excel
cond.: only LOO mi: $500 or best
oder. RA, 3-6QlB,
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! ROYAL lSST A IN MOTORS, INC.

ChrysIef-Plym0uHh- ImperleI
400 Ga. Ave. NV: ia. 9-2a0t
FORD IS VS. Ferdomatic 9.passen.
ger Country Sedan; Z. and A.: low
| mi; 81 .605 or best ofer. By OWN
! FP IN l-4Ro0
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AUTO DISCOUNT

1910 R. !. Ave. NE. AID. 10000
DODGE 40 coronet; fully equip: !;
BARGAIN, s290. AID. 4-O362.
FORD 81 Fairlane $500 Victoria
beeutiful white with gold insert;
fully equipped with power steering
Has 245 h.p. ''v-S' engine. Sell foi
s bt,%vGaHT IA MOTOpS TNc
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


Fair VALUE FAsT-To sell ad.
vantageousiy. list with
HOME MERCHANTS Ju. g-8sOC
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored
quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER
AID. i-202S; ewes. III. 8-51D4.
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. $4,000, Sc. REALTY
10 YEARS BUYING d. C. HOMES
CALL, RALPH 5. COIN, III. 2:9soa
ALL CASH FOR HOUSES
charges. d. c. and p O. Co
MR. ISAAC. Dt. 7-SS00, Any Tim,
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MEDICAL ARTS BLDG
64S0 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
tJust Past d. c. Line In
Prince GEORGES Col
FARMS

$500 DN., 500 MO. buys for
$500: l31 acres. 30 cleared: 4
rooms, outbuildings. we'll. streams,
cleo. 20 mi. so. d. C. L. L. SELF,
Broker. TIE 6.4131.
2e ACRES. Z big rooms. electricity
and we'll: hard road. 40 mi. so.
D. c., s6,500;. $500 On. and t75
mo: Community Of white. L. L.
SELF. Agent. TIE. 6-4131.
CALVERT CO., MD. near Ches. Bay
-135 acres. 6-rm modern house:
very low at $4,000 Ideal country
place for city man or retirement
farm. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. agent,
Ma, S-6229. or call Mr.. Bowie. EN-.
3-6235.
MUST sEI.L TO SETTLE ESTATE
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Plymouth Belvedere 1857
IS" .4-dr.; gold and white. toraue
fiight. power steering. power brakes,
Solex glass, r and b.. Wv. tires.
Priced S3.516: sales price, $2.75l.
Anacostia Chrysler-Plymouth
17os Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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PLEAsEi

The names Of the finest. most
desirable clients in D. c, are on
our LONG WAITING LIST. Please
call Mrs. Dixon, ST. $4,000. JAMES
L. DIXON 4 CO.
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Stanley Appoints Gray
To State School Board

grants for private schooling and
Ia pupil assignment plan under
which children would have been
assigned to schools for a number
of reasons not including race.
The governor rejected the
pupil assignment proposal but
embraced post of the commits
sion's other recommendations in
the legislative program he placed
before the General Assembly at
a special session last August and
September.
The Legislature enacted a pro-
gram providing for automatic
cutoff of State school funds to
integrated schools, a pupil place.
ment program with placement in
the hands of a newly-created
Pupil Placement Board and pro-
vision for the Governor to seek
to reopen any school that may
be closed because of threatened
indignation.
Mr.. Gray. SIS, represents the
9Th State Senatorial District
tGreensville, Prince George. Sur
ry, and Sussex Counties and the
city of HopewelD in the heavy
Negro-populated southside. This
will be his first service on the
education board.
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the President he come to Texas
to speak during the Senatorial
campaign. Mr.. Hutchinson said:
1.-THE President would be more
than welcome any time he came
to Texas" He added. however.
that he had not specifically in
|vited the President to come.
Mr.. Hutchinson said he dis
cussed his campaign with the
President and told him that he
was the sole Republican entered
i'm the race. He said he dis
cussed with the President the
progress that was being made
toward a two-party system in
the Lone Star State.
The election of a Republican
Senator in Texas would be I'M
Iprecedented. The principal
Democratic candidates for. the
seat are Representative Martin
Dies. Ralph w. Marlborough. So
called liberal candidate who lost
the Democratic nomination for
Governor to Gov. Daniel last
year by only 5000 votes; State
Senator Searcy Bracewell, run
ming as an Eisenhower Demo-
Icrat";; and James P. Hart, for
mer justice of the State Supreme
Court and chancellor of the State
| UNIVERSITY.
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board. The reply was there
have been no demands, as SUCH"
Gov. Stanley advised Mr..
Newton Of his decision in a let
ter dated last Friday and made
public by the Governors Office
today.
"There are now three members
of the board from the 9th Con-
gressional district whereas south
side and Eastern Virginia are
without representation" the
letter said.
The other 9th district members
on the board are State Senator
Robert Y. Button of Culpeper,
reappointed by Gov. Stanley to-
day for another four-year term,
and Mrs. Louise F. Galleher of
Manassas. who was reappointed
last January for a new four-year
term.
Senator Gray's home is at
Waverly in the 4th Congressional
district.
Commission 2 Years Old
The Gray Commission was
created more than two years
ago. After more than years
work it presented a program
recommending public tuition
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the new party whip, said those
who have criticized the Secre-
tary have acted as individuals.
Other developments yesterday
were:
/. Senator Fulbright said on
the CHS television program Face
the Nation" it is quite prema-
ture" to suggest that he is trying
to force Mr.. Dulles to resign.
2. Senator Jackson said on the
ABC television program Press
Conference" these things stem
from human nature" He said
Mr.. Dulles had hedged in his
testimony and added that when
that happens you get irritated."
3. Senator Humphrey said in an
interview there is a growing
feeling that Mr.. Dulles may we'll
be a casualty of the cold war,
Just as Mr.. Eden was" He was
referring to Sir Anthony Eden,
who resigned recently as British
Prime Minister. Mr.. Eden based
his resignation on his health.
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Hutcheson Gets
Eisenhower Aid
BY GOULD LINCOLN

Thad Hutchinson, Houston at
torney and Republican candi-
date for the Senate in the spe-
cial election April 2 to fill the
Price Daniel seat in the Senate,
today received President Eisen-
hower'Se blessing.
After spending Is minutes with
the President at the White
House. Mr.. Hutchinson told re-
porters he had been encouraged
by the Presidents reception.
Through Murray Snyder, press
secretary at the White House,
the Presidents support of Mr..
Hutchinson was formally an
nounced. Mr.. Snyder said:
1.-THE President told Mr.. Hut
cheson he hoped he is elected
to the Senate"
He said, too, that the Presi-
dent had been glad to receive
Mr.. Hutcheson's report on the
prospects for Developing q real
two-party system in Texas. The
President met Mr.. Hutchinson re-
Gently in Texas when the Chief
Executive visited the State tc
learn first hand about the
drought situation.
Asked If he had suggested to
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DOCTRINE
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Continued From First Page
and France on Middle East
policy.
Fire Shifts to Dulles
Senator Wiley said the Demo-
Gratis came to the conclusion
"they could not attack President
Eisenhower after his landslide
victory in November, so they are
directing their fire on Mr.. Dulles.
"You would think from listen
ing to some of them that Mr..
Dulles started all the trouble in
the Middle East" Senator Wiley
continued. II don't think they
are getting to first base with
their attacks"
But Democratic Senators
Mansfield Of Montana and Jack
son of Washington said there is
no organized Democratic attack
on Mr.. Dulles. Senator Mansfield,
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1943 by foundation trustees.
The trustees named in the suit
were Robert T. Highfield. L. Har-
old Sothoron, E. Flavelle Koss
and Mrs. Fannie Sessions Mittell.
In the only other written
opinion today the court held, six
to two. that the United States
Government can be held &C.
countable for damages caused
by forest fire if Forest Service
employees negligently allowed the
fire to start or failed to use due
care in putting it out.
The opinion delivered by JUS
tice Black drew dissents from
Justices Reed and Clark. 1t re-
versed decisions by Federal
courts in the State of Washing
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lndustry's BEGINNING

Capt. William Bligh of Inns
Bounty brought the first few
apple trees to Tasmania. an is
land of Australia. in 1888, the
National Geographic Society
says. Today the fruit is Tas-
mania's second most important
export crop, after wool.
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COURT
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
names Of Mr.. McGrath's success
sors as Attorney General. James
p. McGranery. and Herbert
Brownell were not officially en-
tered as parties to the suit.
Trustees Named
AS originally filed by Mr.. Nc
Grath, the suit was "in behalf
of unknown beneficiaries of a
charitable trust. the National
Home Library Foundation, to re-
cover controlling stock interest
owned by the foundation in the
Longfellow Building Corp. and
transferred to the Mount Vernon
Mortgage Corp. and others in
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ton in claims growing out of a
l .600-acre forest fire in August
and September 1851.
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Wednesday in the Presidential
Arms. 1920 G street NV.
The exposition, which con.
tinues through 9 pm. and in.
cludes a buffet from S to z pm.
lis named People. Products
Progress"
Forty-two exhibits, covering
the latest techniques in tn,
property management field, will
be on display, the sponsors said
4 \
Developing Investment In.
come" is the subject that Durant
Taylor, of New York City, will
take up before a meeting of the
Washington Real Estate Boare
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the Hote
Statler.
Local speakers will include
Ray Taylor, Rhesa Norris anc
Carey Winston, on Commercial,
Development" AL Weinberg or
Industrial Development" anc
Ed Walsh on Managing Com
mercial Property"
X \ X
w. o. Cotton, of Bethesda, has
been named a Senior member
of the Society of Residential APP
praiSerS by action of the Board
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Continued From Page B-1
rate would amount to a decline
of more than 100000 units be-
low even last years relatively
low production.
The decline emphasized the
correctness of builders previous
warnings that presSures exerted
by the Administration to raise
interest rates were sending the
housing industry into a slump.
In a statement this week
George S. Goodyear, president
Of the National Association oil
Home Builders. called the BIS
revelation IAN alarming report.
These figures confirm the re-
peated warnings sounded by this
association in recent months. all
Of which have been consistently
ignored by the Government Of
ficials chiefly responsible fol
housing credit policies" Mr.
Goodyear said.
They underscore the need fol
emergency action by Congress;
and the Administration now. il
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REALTY REVUE

Land uses and values in both
North and South America will
come up for discussion when the
American Institute of Real Estate
Appraisers holds its silver an
niversary program in Chicago
from May q to June l, accord
ing to Institute President David
L. MOntOnna, Of Cape Vincent
N. Y.
Observance of the Institutes
25th anniversary will be COM
bined with the meeting of the
Fourth Pan American Appraisal
Congress. The program includes
IA short courses in various as
poets Of appraising, II analyses
of all types of property use. and
highlight summaries of current
land utilization by experts from
at least eight Latin American
countries.
With the cooperation of the
American Bar Association, the
program will also have two mock
condemnation trials, involving
urban and rural property.
4 4 4
The 18th annual Real Estate
Sales Clinic sponsored by the
Washington Real Estate Brokers
Association will open at 8 pm
Wednesday and continue for 10
consecutive Wednesdays in Car
dozo High School, Eleventh and
Clifton streets NV.
This years clinic will be built
around the general theme. Sell
ing Real Estate IN Today's
Market" Speaker at the opening
session will be Malcolm M. Nc
Farlane, executive secretary OF
Region 4, Voluntary Home
Mortgage Credit Program. who
will discuss Financing in To-
days Market"
Watson Davis, national direc.
tor of Science Service. Inc. will
discuss Science and Youth
during luncheon meeting Of
the Alexandria Arlington-F Fair
fax Real Estate Board at noon
Thursday in Hogate's Arlington
House.
The board has raised $4,000 Il
sponsor the Northern Virgins
Science Fair that will be hello
April S to 8 in Wakefield Senior
High School, Arlington. and te
send the winner to the National
Science Fair in Los Angeles.
i
! Edwin Whitcomb, president Of
the Building Owners and Man
ayers Association. will open the
fourth annual Property Man.
agement Exposition. which the
association sponsors, at 2 pm
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homes are to be provided for
American families Of modest
means.
4 Called Body Blow
THE Governments tight
money policy has struck a body
blow at large and vital section
of our economy. 1t has caused a
rapid and prolonged decline in
new home construction, and it
has had grave repercuSsions
throughout the many allied in
dustries which depend on home
building"
/ Mr.. Goodyear said the BIS
report is a clear warning
there will be an increasing slump
if action is not taken.
Home builders and home
buyers have been singled out for
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of Governors Of the international
Society. the society has an
nounced.
The Washington Real Estate
Board has announced there are
some LOG students enrolled in
the Real Estate Appraisal
course at American University.
The course is offered by the
university in cooperation with
the Washington Real Estate
Board.
Paul A. Maddox, formerly with
the Arlington Office of j. Wesley
Buchanan, has joined the sales
staff of the George Mason
Green Co.. the Green firm has
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16

the imposition of the most discri-
minatory and unfair restrictions
in the history of our free-en.
terprise system, under the guist
OF authorization controls" ht
said.
Mr.. Goodyear said it was well
nigh incredible" that the effects
of builders warnings have beer
ignored for so long. and that
they continue to be ignored by
those directly responsible foI
our national housing policy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16

Sketches By star stan Artist Fang Au.rbaeh
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60 out Shirley Highway to Froneonio eIovereof turn
off OF eoverleo then left over bridge on Froneonio
Rood three miles 70 Winsow Hills entrance on lett,
OR out U, s. Highway Number to Duke Street in
Alexandria Turn right on Duke and proceed to Tels-
graph Rood, turn left on Telegraph Rood to From
eonio Rood. Right on Froneono Rood to Wnslow
Hills entrance on right
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
County Land to
Be Acquired for
Home for Aged

1t should be of great interest to
everyone residing within the
County of Richland and neighbor-
ing vicinities to know that legal
steps have now been instituted
through the Board of County Com
missioners of Richland County,
Montana looking toward the ac-
QUESTION of a site for the location
of the proposed Home for the
Aged. Richland county is the
owner of a tract of land ideally
situated for the location of such
a home and the formalities of
the law require that property not
needed for the conduct of the
County's business may be apprais-
ed and sold in the discretion of the
Board of County Commissioners.
Attention is called to the legal
notice now running in The Sidney
Herald, wherein the tract of land
under consideration is being Of
fered for sale. 1t contains 1925
acres, more or less, and is the pres
ent location of the County Home
for the aged.
The Board of Directors of Rich
land Homes has preliminary plans
for a fall drive for raising the
necessary funds for building the
Home, which drive will get under
way as soon as the site has been
acquired, which is anticipated will
be on the 25th day of October,
1857, the date set for the dis
position Of the County land above
mentioned.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
Saff|ower Plant Beinu
Considered for This Area

A decision by Pacific Oilseeds,
Inc, and General Mills to joint
ly work on development of SAT-
flower acreage and a plant in
this area was announced by Carl
E. Claassen, president of Pacific
Oilseeds, Inc. President Claassen
in a letter to interested parties
said that Pacific Oilseeds will
handle the acreage development
and field service work for the
joint venture. Plans are to start
contracting in November.
Safflower may well prove to
be a stable crop that will give
farmers a new income to help
offset the limited wheat acreage
allotments. Farmers interested in
the development should contact
the County Agents office or the
Experiment Station for further
information. The Sidney Cham
Der of Commerce, the Richland
County Planning Board, Farmers
Union, Extension Service and Ex-
pertinent Station men previously
met with Claassen and are pre-
pared to assist in the develop
ment. President Carl Claassen's
letter follows: