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Deatonville

Miss Smithey Carter was
guest of Mrs, L. w. Gross in
Richmond Saturday
Vester Jenkins and Chau Mann
visited Garfield Barden Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Mann and her
brother, Howard Pollard, visited
Mrs. Minnie Carruthers Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ashworth,
of Palmyra. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nash Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Anderson
and. Mrs. Koven Carter, of Crewe,
visited Mrs. Bette Carter, and
family. Wednesday.
Mrs. Chum Mann and Mrs.
Vester jenkins called to see Mrs.
Irving Kennedy Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Gearheart,
of Sandston, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Bradley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester Tune, Of
South Boston. spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Witt Brown.
Mrs. Henry Nash attended a
miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. Ed Brightwell in her Cum
berland home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Vester jenkins
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Bur
ton. Mroett Saturday,
Mrs. Chum Mann visited Mrs.
ton, Melrett. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles ellis, of
Warwick, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Gills.
Deatonsville Home Demonstra-
ton club met with Miss Smithey
Carter Thursday for demonstra-
ton on public speaking and parl-
procedure given by
the agent, Mrs, Alice jenkins
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Powhatan Court
Asks Investigations
In Juvenile Cases

The cases Of four youths ar
rested in PoWhatan were turned
over to the superintendent Of
public welfare for investigations
last week by George K. Taylor
juvenile and domestic relations
court judge
George w. Story %, the Rich
mond youth who was arrested for
breaking into Canada S Store 8
miles east of Clayville, appeared
before the juvenile and domestic
relations court. His case was sent
to the grand jury to be heard
February %.
Three other boys, all under 10,
were arrested on the same charge.
The court asked Miss Sadie John
son, superintendent Of public vel
are. to make an investigation on
heir cases and submit a report
10 the court February 20.
The fourth case. that Of a
young hitchhlker whom James
Bishop. OF PoWhatan, picked up
on Route 60. about Il miles east
Of PoWhatan c. H.. was also turn
ed over to Miss Johnson for a
preliminary investigation.
The 16year-old Covington boy
pulled pistol on Bishop, order
ed him to pull over to the side Of
the road and stop and demanded
that Bishop give him all Of his
money
Bishop jumped out Of his car
and ran into the woods and the
boy drove off IN Bishops can.
Bishop called the state police. ana
the boy was stopped IN Cumber-
land county
The boy was taken to State
Farm. The report on his case u
to be submitted to thu court
March 6.
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aImer Win Meet
With Pea Director

Directors Of Sc production credit
associations in Pennsylvania, Mary
land Delaware Virginia West Vir-
ginia. and Puerto Rico will attend
a conference in Baltimore. Md, on
February IA and IS. j, F. Glenn.
secretary-treasurer Of the Farmville
Production Credit Association, sad
today.
The association viii be repre-
scented from this area BY G WI.
Palmer, Of Green Bay, who has
been a director Of the association
for % years.
The assoc. atoms make loans to
farmers for farm operating expens-
es. including the purchase Of live
stock, machinery. fertilizer n d
feed. During 1856. the 36 production
credit associations in the Baltimore
District served 1900 farmers with
$40 million Of short-te1n credit,
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Trenholm

Mrs. r. B Swami spent the week
end in Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion SILVER.
Mrs. Mildred Hatcher, and chill
dren. were guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs B. w Wilburn, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney A. Stokes,
and son Alan. of Ballsville, were
recent guests of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. /, Stokes, and his
brother-i n-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. r. j. Willis.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles DcNoon
and family were guests of M S.
Margie Wilson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil DeNoon visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs M L.
Kidd, at Columbia Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Montell Cole, and
family. spent Sunday with h
mother. Mrs. Nellie Cole.
Mr. and Mrs, Claiborne Wilburn
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Mt. Pleasant

Ms. r. E. Quarles. who had been
in Richmond since Sunday, re-
turned home Wednesday Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ Quarles returned with
her and were her overnight guests
Mr. and Mrs Charles r Morton
Jr,, Of Richmond. were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs C. R. Morton last
week end
Joe Hines was measuring wheat
acreage in the community during
the week
Miss Nancy Quarles is spending
the week end at Longwood College
with other senior high students who
are likely to be enrolled there next
year.
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that's 10 per cent increase in
heavy type birds, rejecting the gen.
eral trend back to heavies; and a
three per cent decrease in the light
birds.
The current hatchings of heavies
in the nation is twice a year ago:
up Ia per cent in lights. In Virginia
current hatchings of heayies are up
about three times last years figure
lights II per cent larger
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Hogs
Don't expect any great change in
hog prices in the next week or so.
We look for fluctuations around the
present level, based largely on re-
ceipts
Virginia auctions last week were
generally down about 80 cents. at
an $18.65 average; Western markets
rs cents to SIPS lower at $3.50 to
SITS: Baltimore down a dollar
from last week at $1875 to $40; and
Richmond yards steady at $3.50 to
sI8.75.
Historically there's usually a
slight price decline into March as
supply picks up a bit, Then the
trend is upward into the mid-sum-
mer high That's the market to aim
for with any early pigs you might
have
Inspected slaughter the week end
ing February 2 was two per cent
above the preceding week, but IA
per cent below the same week last
year Receipts in the u markets
last week were two per cent above
the preceding week Prices are now
on the highest level for this time of
the year since 1854.
Fall pig figures were four per cent
below year ago And indications
are that the spring pig crop will
turn out to be a little smaller than
last spring.
Cattle
There's not much encouragement
for any pickup in cattle prices any
time soon There are about five per
cent more cattle reported on feed,
and indications are that about the
same number viii be marketed be-
fore April as were last year pulling
the supply picture for the next two
or three months even with 1856
Good to average choice steers in
Chicago last week were $18 to
S2l 50. up so cents to ST. A special
fat cattle sale in Richmond last
week brought $50 average for 1872
steers; a range of $1730 to $3.50
for twelve good and choice heifers
put on sale Receipts were down
three per cent in the y markets
from the week before.
Last year. choice steers in Chi
cago got down below $40 about this
time and it was July before the
price. again reached S22.
BroiIers
We think broiler prices VIII hold /
about steady this week. with Vir-
ginia 20 to q IL cents, Georgia and /
North Carolina at 20 cents.
In the long look. the set is still /
coming down compared to last year
It's now eight per cent above, but
in mid-January it was Is per cent
above last year That's a consider
able drop The actual eggset
dropped during the week ending
February 2 for the first time since
around Christmas and it is now at
the lowest point in four weeks.
Turkeys
In planning for this year, turkey
producers will want to consider the
general outlook:
There's a little pickup in demand
for turkeys around Easter, usually
with a resulting Improvement in
price
Intentions reported by growers
show ten per cent overall increase
in this years p-above last
years record number. Broken down
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Weekly
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

This is prospects Virginia prices
Department Agriculture Friday The De-
parmen offers with the warning that
prices right all the time
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FURNITURE -- Davenport English
lounge type solid mahogany dining
excel. cond. Will sac Tu. 2-2sS2
IBs
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
THE MANCHESTER INN
1926 M ST. NV.
5 BlkS. from White House

We operate in the finest down
town area an unusually fine guest
house OF 90 rooms. with sparkling
new tiled baths: rooms are spacious
with large closets, beautifully furn
and Immediately kept; delicious
meals are nicely served in our lovely
new dining room. we cater to re-
nned. quiet persons desiring tran
sient or permanent accommodations
OF superior quality at reasonable
rates
ALL ROOMS AIR COOLED
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ARLINGTON-Bright room, next tC
bath. In quiet home; near bus. IA
7-lS56
Bedrm.. pvt entrance. pvt
bath. "a blks. Clarendon shopping
center. cow. transp. ia. S-3ll
8I:O 4Ist AVE. W. Hyattsville-
Furn rm. in pvt home; call WA
7-43O3.
EMPLOYED COUPLR-Rm with Ty
and sun deck. adjoining bath; at
tractively furnished. JU $4,000
NORTH ARLINGTON-Private shwr
bath, near public transportation
$40. Man only ia. 2-5B34
TWO OR THREE cool connecting
rooms. each with bath and shower
privils. OF pvt home. large yard
unlim. phi, July-Aue oil. @-4903
LGE. BEDRM.. neatly furn.. semipvt
tath, kit. privil mr. Md and d C.
bus line. JU 5-3i26
N. ARL.-iSt-fi rm, facing garden
adjacent bath attrac., pvt home
employed person. IA $4,000.
g. ARLINGTON-Lge. rm.. private
bath and entrance. close shopping,
restaurant $40 mo. ia 5-63lS
LGE. ROOM. In pvt home: cow
location ist a. next TO bath
either sci. or dbl in 4-Sas5
RIM WITH PRIVATE BATH. in new
house, mr. Army Map Service. S45
Phone OIL "-O371 aft =
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps generators
sod cutters roller. etc RENTAL
TOOL A. EQUIP. CO.. JU 5000
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SOFA, xalistron plastic. with .
chairs. green and gray. excel cond
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SOFA. 3-piece sectional. gray with
modern; $40. EN-. 3-3S2a.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

l3i2 10th ST. NV; eley BLDG -
Front rm equipped for Ink. pvt
lavatory; Sis wk.
Bl1 MARYLAND AVE. Ne rms
kit share bath. furn. utilS incl
Sl7 week ia a-@sl5
fURN hskpg rm. suitable for NJ
ReaS Conv transportation
n A-hfl3.
9it7 y W.-Lee, front studio. ali
vent cooling Clock radio, TV, foam
mattress, FIX 3-6H13
IsI6 18th ST NV large rms
refrigsrator' stove and sink End.
floor front next 10 bath
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV, i3Oa--Lge
studio rm hot plate, fefgf excel
tranSp ~ per week RA. 3-l7ng
i7b8 our ST. N.W.-Large INK
room equipped with range and re-
irlRerator, 81 weekly
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1888 10th ST. NV. - Business.
women; single. double rms. clean
beaut. furn.. mod bath NO 7-9l29
FOR GENTLEMAN ONLY, across the
way from the Sheraton Park Hotel
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ROOMS UMFURMIsHED

COLORED-S.E.-Share home: child
welcome, care avail in home
Reasonable. 10. 2-309O
COLORED-LARGE unfurn. rm.,
upper NV. section, 5b00 blk. 18th
st. $40 wk.. cook. privils. RIA.
6-43S7
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Entire contents nf 3
room apt. Bedroom living room and
dining room Very good condition
EN- @.b03l
fCRNITURE--contents Of apt and
misc items, fireplace equipment
and lawn mower NO 5-b7GB
FURNITURE - Contents OF R.room
house, good condition Call RA
B.52Si if'
fURNITURE-sofa bed, easy chair
dininV table, chairs, SBJ or sell
sepsrately IA s.Oh7b i6'
Mahog brkfrt book
case, WARDROBE cabinet. excellent
cond ME 100000, Ext ~ Ia
FURNITURE : Wrought iron table,
oval. 4 chairs. suitable Tor din. rm,
or porch ia s-lb4O
FURNITURE. AVAIL. JUNE "a
Contents Nv. rn. and 1-bedrm apt
Practically new. Reas AID. 4-O;i7l
FURNITURE - MahoR breakfront
end tables. fireplace set. bedfm. set
Iattfesset springs din rni set
Use items All good quality 500
gtnbinRton pkya OIL. A.012J,
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOBERMAN PNSCHER PUPPIES,
male and .emLle, blacks and reds
show prospects. top blood line. ears
cropped. temporary shots. PL
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PEkINGESE PUPPIES for sale; Axe
wks. old. Call UN. 4-5602. ali
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SEWING MACHINE. new portable
: electric. Very reasonable. Call
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SHOPSMITH, 5-in-1 table saw.
sander. drill press. turning lathe
and other equip: as good as new.
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STERLING SILVER, Aivins service
for &. initial M; Revere copper
set Of z pieces; G-E mixer. RIA.
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STOVE. G-E electric. 3 burners and
deep-fry we'll; oven includes broiler
nan IN F.01IS
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GEoRGETowN-oPEN
Tudor pl apis at 1909 3ist at.
,3lst and ouei has l-bedrm. apt.
No eos avail for $50 so. also
compl studio apt. furn. or unfurn,
for SSb or SIS Open for your in
Spection TODAY Free parking.
LEO KOLB CO
1897 Wisconsin Ave. FE. $4,000
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cATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

LnlNDONhI 1lNH
Sodding and grading: bluegrass. &c
per 80 I'd immed. delivery CO.
b-4nl6 lBs
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COLLIE Pups, Axe. Lassie's chill
dren. ready for new home. Ell.
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FuRNITUREIMise. for sale leay-
table. 46x7l with pad and chairs
perfect cond antinque pine chest
and table. twin maple bedsteads.
console Everett piano, Singer sew
ing machine Sat Sun. and Mon
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BEAGLE PUPS for sale, Axe regis
tered. Call JE. 2-244O sat. and
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-Nicely furn. room by
young lady twhitel, teacher: vicinity
Of Adams School. 10th and Cali
fornia st. Phone WO. 6-3S41.
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GEoRoETowN-oPEN

HENRY j. RoBB. INC
ln.4 Vermont Ave NV, Dl. 7-si4l
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USE or BEAUT. RIDING GELDING
for monthly board costs 2l.acrC
farm Just south Of Alex OV
MEDIUM SIZED, well hammered
show pony, -hofse trailer IN good
condition 10 7-S3l5
10 HEREFORD HEIFERS. some with
calves. also bull ANTHONY ROTA,
Cedar Grove, Nd WO 6-a0i4
HORSES. =. and Tennessee walk
Ing for sale Call Pc. 2-3B26,
lust Sat and Sun.
BUCKSKiN MARE. i5.3 hands. .
wears; well schooled, semitic, excel
with children, all-round> family
1orse. $3.50 JE. 4-491O
FOR SALE young ponies, well
broken for ride and drive Safe
for children. Very pretty, real pets
CAL Poolesyille @O73.
SHEEP BARGAIN Reg. Hampshire
ram, - mos. old exceptional rec
ord fine build. 30 lambs from -
ewes frst seas on price. $50 Also
10 Hamp ewes, age ~ to 30 mos
ready TO breed So each Write
Box 3hs, Fairfax. Va or phone
BR s.s2St.
SMALL GENTLE BLACK MARE,
suitable Tor tcen-agef, new West.
etn saddle, bride and maTtinRale
500. Market 7-"bGS
GOATS, TOgpenberg. | doe, 2 bucks
from tested nerds, . mos. TO 1 year
old Browning S=SN,tD
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SCREENS AND STORM WINDOWS.
combination aluminium: 9 sets. 3gx
Is in. set. .39x34i7 in Also
screen door, wood, Z It. 5Ia In. by
r.. s in. Reasonable offer. Ii.
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WEIMARANER PUPPIES, 2 mos. |;
exceptionally strong; hunters. KE.
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ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.
ROOMS FURN.-MD..vA.

COLORED - COMFORTABLY furn-
ished room; cow sc loo children
welcome. reaS Ii 6-6244
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.
Ice. RIM. twin beds. in quiet home
on -24th st ne, ! blk north OF
r ], ave. Phone AID 1888
COLORED, II67 SUMMIT ST. NE
Front room, modern furniture,
for gentleman II 6-35se
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE AREA
Reduc. privileges; rates reaS mr.
bus and cRrllne DE o-olSn
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SCKEENS, aluminium, half, "a, vari-
GUS sizes; excellent condition; S25
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sAo6 3rd ST NV, APT. 3
rms kit dinette, bath. scr. pch.
VIII decorate $50 so
F." rms kit bath. all utilities $50 so
2 rms, XII bath. set peh $40 So
oRAvATTE o'
BIS 81 NV ReAilGl Ma s.07b3
1860 BItTMORS ST NV
Attractive @.ioom Ri ana oath
apt $50 :, Sec 'antur IL basement.
1901 18th 81 wv "A s-siOO
WEST OF Dupont CIRCLE
Attractive heese Cool
one Room ano bath
Two Rooms Kitchen are Bath
WALTER = pROWN
lois W ave. Ma s.lob2 OIL 2.hi1
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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National Pool

Revolutionary design OF precast.
prestresSed concrete units offers
decades Of pleasure At an amazingly
reasonable price Financing up 10
81, 1000 with no down payment,
and 30 months TO pay. bring this
complete pool within the means OF
the medium income family For
complete information. call OF
4-7627 z c. JENKINS Builder
Contractor, FL 4-961n
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Refrigerator Close-Out

Must sell entire stock NJ new inbt
and ~ G.E Frisidaire, Westing
house, Hotpoint, Gibson and Crosie,
refriRerators All refriReratofs In
cartons new and b.vr guarantee
No reasonable ofier refused. oper
STANDARD TIRE A. BATTERY co
/ 9th and u SITS NE II g.n0Es
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HARRISON & ADAMS
Q3H X ST NV MA S-S3n9
CoM rs rs Sn H 1 ISn. rirI Is ~

CONtiRESS HEIGHTS rs Ell
NEAR BOILING FIELD
210 Oakwood St sc ION Portlandl
Freshly painted ! bedroom living
room dinette. kitchen and bath.
modern bids SOS. $50. SO mo.
incl all utils See mgr. Apt LOG,
10 2-6s27 or RE 7.3le6
5741 COLORADO AVE. Nw-Mod.
BLDG air-cooled corridors: bedrm..
llv rm, dinette. KIT bath; .Ss6 50
incl. utilS. also ENC. apt. SCI so.
See janitor for inspection.
cso4 18th ST Nw-Elev bids I
rms kit bath eood cond $50 per
mo Key in Apt. IA
zoos N ST. NV rms. Kit. bath:
newly dec $50 20, See janitor for
Inspection.
Gal MASS. AVE W-Entirs end
q 4 rms kit bath. $50 per mo-
Key In bSmt apt
HENRY j. RoBB. INC.
lO.l Vermont Ave. NV Dl. 7-si4t
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FURNITUKE-CoIor ~, MotoroIa,
l9", excellent condition. S265. ra-
dio-phono, Zenith. I'm console. ex-
eellent condition, $40. bedroom
Condition. so: iiyins room sofa
tea table. S75: dining table, 4
chairs, SIS. beautiful wood. Leav-
ing country. NAeTifiee. III. o-hRi2
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. pruning topping
TRIMMING; lots cleared Mr.. CLAY
TON UN 4-0903 any time
BLUE GRASS SOD. delivered to your
lob you lay It and save immedi.
FARMS NURSERY LII 2-4ps0
WE'RE MOVING = Discount prices
ROTH'S AZALEA GARDENS. s2ll
SLIGO crk. pkwy.. Takoma PIX. Md
TOPSOIL - Very good rich topsiol
for lawns and greenhouses. very
reasonable. Call 10 7-4333
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS for
excavating grading and land clear.
ing Call UN 4-S533. nights. MA
7-2s00.
GRASS. Zoysia, Never Z-5c, while
II lasts: enough for 500 $3.50 in
plugs. $40 WE. h-643s
BLUEGRASS SOD, manure enriched
35c a biz roll. for 81: rolls av-
craze It. wide. q IT, long S35
orders delivered free within 25 mi.
OF farm We cater 10 small Jobs
WIZ 1880. MORRIS EGG FARM
Olney. Md.
GANG MOWER. 3O-in. TORO pull
type with frame. $50. 5-h D. riding
type LITTLE TIGER tractor. excel
cond, Sl95. new l,O0O-lb. MO-
TOROLLER tandem model with
forward and reverse trans. $3.50;
Tecondltioned 76in TORO Pro-
feSsional, S525. VICTOR trailer.
for golf carts. 500. 3O-in.
JACOBSEN leaf mill, almost new,
$500; WORTHINGTON Model c
tractor, $500. 25-in NATIONAL
power mower. repaired. S75: II in
coLDWELL power mower SOS;
ls-ln. CRAFTSMAN power mower,
like new, S25: t2i 36-in. JARI
sickle bar mowers, $50 ca /;
WoRTHINGToN 42-in. rotary for
cub tractor. Sl75. q l.. CORNELL
co, 41l5 Miller ave. Bethesda.
FLOWER PLANTS = Petunias, zin-
MAS. cosmos, marigold, Soc doz I.
others soc doz Open Sat, Sun
holidays ewes $50 S53H Adelphi
I'd HyattS, Nd, HA. 2-s94I
l6'
ALLIs CHALMERS combine, ike
new. John Deere tractor with plows.
model y. hydraulic post-hole dig
ger TO 9-6O6u
TREES REMOVED. logs cut. topsoil,
full dirt hluestone. road gravel
Mr. HARTiNG 10 .-53B5
Grading and Sodding Done
Expert tree work done. and ali
types OF plants for sale Open sun
FOUsE A. Bid. INC, "O3 Ar blvd
Falls Oh. Va JE 4.OB46
LANDSCAPING
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FURNITURE Sofa. $40. 2 chairs
$40 each; traverse fire screen and
tools, slb portable eiec heater with
blower 81 oil. 1914. 5O2l Sci.
XIX DR.. Bethesda. Nd
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sssSn apt ca No 'o ssbs q a,,si
l.! o'clock SATURDAY. and Sunday
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

such necessary expenditures which
pubic emergency could not have
bcen foreSeen at the time of ma}ctnG
the budget for such expenditure. and
WHEREAS, such expenditures arose
by virtue OF the fact that two dis
trict court jury terms were called In
Richland County payable during one
fiscal year and that legal expenses
were incurred when an action by
Rtchland County was moved by
Montana. resulting an additional ex-
penses for county legal matters, and
WHEREAS. a hearing having been
set by the resolution aforesaid and
said hearing having been held this
date, without objections: and the
same and being fully advised.
NOW THEREFORE,. TT IS ORDER
ED by the unanimous consent OF the
Board that an emer gerlcy budget IN
the amount of $500 o Is hereby auth
orized to pay for costs of the District
Court in regards to county legal mat
ters, including juror and witness fees;
this authorization to be effective five
80 days after the entry of this or
der, exclusive of the day OF such
entry"
At noon. on motion made and car
RED. the Board recessed for lunch
At 100 p. M. the Board reconvened
in Special Session with all members
present.
The Board received a letter from
the office of the Adjutant General.
Helena, Montana advising that the
lease with RichLand County for Ar
mory facilities for Company A. 163rd
ARMED Cavalry Regiment, Montana
National Guard is being Terminated
effective March 81, 1887. due to n
fact that the new Armory at Sidney
is almost completed.
At 500 O'Clock p. m, ON motion
made and carried. the Board adjourn
ed.
E. l.. Kooper. Clerk.