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The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
MORE FOOD;
MORE WORK

). The idea of the world as
welfare state has been decried by
scientists, who think that 1t 1!
wrong to believe that the worlc
will provide food simply out OF
a of duty. This research
scientist believes that IL more
food is to be produced, more
work must be done to earn it.
We think that it is about time
someone took occasion to empha-
size this fact We have been
hearing about the great increase
of population in the world which,
statistis tell us, numbers some
$4,000 persons a day, and been
warned that unless a great in
crease is made in production OF
food, millions of people will
starve to death.
1t has been pointed out that
food is growing on only seven to
ten percent of the worlds land
surface. This means about eleven
billion acres of the total land
surface of 1880, 900, 900 acres are
dramatically suited to crop
growth, but the present area in
use is between three or four
billion acres"
This food-producing area rep
resents a world per capita aver
age of about one and one-half
acres, whereas if all the suitable
land area was in use for the pro-
duction of food, it would mean
about five acres for every man,
woman and child in the world.
Continued conservation of soil
and prevention of erosion, avoid
ance of waste and other prevent
able losses and the intensive Gull
tivation of land already in use
should be carried on.
The scientist found, however,
that the farmer himself, and the
environment which influences
him, often lags behind the OPP
portunities that natural science
offers. A program of education
in modern equipment, would do
much to increase the production
of food in the world, and such
an educational program will do
more for the people themselves,
in raising their standard of liv-
ing and lettering their physical
conditions, than almost any other
type of assistance which may be
given them.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

brecht, Sharon Beery, Martha
Duncan, Arlene Boese, Meredith
Holzworth, Lyla Morey, Sylvia
Zuroff, Bette 10 Eggebrecht,
Janice Sawatzky, Judy Wienke,
Beverly Brown, Elaine Berry and
Myrna Goosen.
Mrs. Garfield gave awards for
Pep Club yell leaders, Jackie
Whiteman, Mona Eggum, Phyl-
lis Lee and Mary Lu Lee.
The silver key award for the
outstanding journalist that is
awarded by the School of Jour-
nalism, Montana University, was
awarded to Leslie Swanson who
has been the editor of the Rich
oman the past year.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
A LESSON FROM
H ROBINS

During a hot day in May two
robins were fighting at a bird
bath, thus preventing each from
bathing. Then something happen
ed. They quit fighting and bath
ed side-by-side.
Free men living in a union
of friendly states have learned
that more is gained by work
ing together, but in many parts
of the world men are still fight
ing.
In two minutes the robins dis
covered fighting is futile - men
take longer to learn.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
THOMAS HARPER
ROTC CADET
SERGEANT AT

Faribault, MINI The appoint
ment of Thomas j. Harper, son
of DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Harper,
420 Second Ave. S. w., Sidney,
to be cadet sergeant first class
in the ROTC unit at Shattuck
School, Faribault, Mimi, has been
announced by Roger E. Reeder,
chairman of the ROTC depart
ment-
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Richey


Mrs. JEANNE Libby has beer
entertained at a series of coffes
parties the past week, or Tues
day afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Eggebrecht, and
Thursday morning Mrs. Libby
and Mrs. Susie Johnston were
coffee guests OF Mrs Bill H,
Miller. Thursday afternoon they
were guests of Mrs. Henry Han
son. Thursday evening Mrs. Libby
was a dinner guest in the A. w.
Grundmeyer home and a dinner
guest in the Lars Olson home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spats Eggebrecht
Of Vida were Richey callers on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Durfey
and children were week end
guests OF her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ha-
gen and family in Miles City.
Mrs. Julian Gibson submitted
to a gladstone operation at the
Trinity hospital In Wolf Point
last Thursday. She is reported
to be getting along nicely.
Harold Goulding submitted to
an appendectomy at the Trinity
recently.
Sixteen eighth graders were
awarded their diplomas by James
on Class Night which was
held Tuesday evening at the
gymnasium. They were Lois Mil
Ter, LaVonne Sampson, Bonnie
MUIR, Donna Rae Blair, Arlene
Swanson, Sharon Lobdell, Vesta
Beery, Dean Fowler, Evan Wolfe,
Wanda Gibson, Marlene PoSey,
Jack Eggum, Arvin Eggum, Kathy
JoAnn Williams and
Lear.
Following the awarding of the
grade diplomas, the Sr.
Class of 1857 presented a pro-
yram which included the Class
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

band received pins. They We're
Jackie Whiteman and Leslie
Swanson.
Superintendent Donald Blair
presented High School Week Ger
~tificates to Sharon Kemmis, Az
mes Pavlicek and Leslie Swan
son.
The Rt. Rev. Chandler w.
Sterling of Helena, sixth Bishop
of the Montana Episcopal Diocese
and the Rev. T. Nelson OF Glen
dive visited with the members
of the Episcopal Congregation OF
Richey in the Lynn Richey home
Sunday.
(More Richey on page -
Evening star., 1957-12-20

tAINI. l,b0Q saNQns: sa.9b yalue.
aola n ~. M, J. II, 0ichNkR.
$50, tall after B Pm. II, 6.Ssss.'
PIANO. rebuilt player, slaFtly
s.ss'ssss!.l9 .slssd 70. oSss'I! sss S1,ss -
bench and local delivery, CAMP
SSIA nMusIs.sS1o Co. iios o s''
Evening star., 1957-12-20

PARK RD. is33-Loyely, clean
rniA., young men; sci dbl, maid
serv.; $3.50 Parking. Du. 7-ps7l
1912 18th ST. k.w.-Fioral Manor.
elevator buildlne. large single
room with running water.
18th AND IRVING SITS. AREA
Sale. S2b: dble, $40. Apply 1910
18th st. nv, Apt, 3, AD, s.sa1t
Evening star., 1957-12-20
APIS. UNFURNIsRED-D. 0.

NR. DUPONT CIR. 1879 18th st
Saik, ocsap. inmsd. See ianitof
500 18th ST. s.E,-2 rms, d.
nstts. Kit, ana bath; 'Ssg 50
q nv, kA, s.csss, 'e :"
HsSrESS Nam EsSD:S|I, SSynTs .,.. AVS T sShs SnS
stovs. ali viii. incl. wired air
conditionine. Elev. bldg. Res.
Mar. NO 7.lpD6.
g3O0 CONN. AVE. N.W.--Beaut,
Spac. apis. In apt, hoteli newly
dec. din, rm,. switchboard service;
gar., Tv, maid and linen service
avail extremely desirable EN-.
pl0yed nirl1 and eouplesi l bedrm.,
Si2p.bO, HU. 3.T1OO
ist FLOOR, s0t ,bO---a rms., kit,
bath, good cond. See mer.. Apt
A. 1893 Columbia I'd. NV.
EFFICIENCY. unfurnished. $50 per
month. Utilities not included,
HiGhly desirable, refined exclusive
Connectlcut ave. apartment build.
inc, Available January 8. Call
lQsldcnl manager bet. ana -,
Wo. 6-4idO, 3fa0 Conn. ave. NV,
DE- LUKE APT. HOUSE, a3l Long
fellow 81 NY. Nov avail, q luz
urious l.btdrm. apt, wired for
air eond,, parauet floors; heaut,
incl, $50, Apply resident mgr
MARYLAND COURTS APTs., 9th
and Maryland ave, ne lge. cor
Phone mgr,, III, f.060a
MISUNDERSTANDING APT. con-
sssipG Of rm and eathioSSsntel
lumbia I'd, NV, co, b.t0ah,
Nh. NEW .eEARs, So. a0l7 oNth
S:.... a; s:ssy' Ssss' SsE S;SSIHs ,psII slS x; q;
az Ant, i. ma, k.S00l.
ifat iith 81. E,w.-l snd ! bed.
January 4.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
poas. pErs. era.
lc0hIlklunnl -

N-4AHNa1l-1~-1Hln~>@HA--~
COLLIE pUrpIEg, Axe, mele and
iemeie' feaschahle. Call ~.
GERMAN sHErHEn6 PupPiks.
tAKc .ss. vks shemp Inc !, <
Club, W, 4-3lba,
pOODLEt, miniatures. female pup
pies. giamorous little charmefsi
champion blQQdilne. Axe, yoTmed
and shQla, Phone IA. 1-4l3O.
POODLE pUPPrRs, black minla.
tufe. champion bnckKfoundj Axe
EeElglefed. Ideal Xmas sift. JE,
C0CkKh FuPe. 3 females; .AKc.
eH' Hves.s! s.s!ssss sssse. Used 70 children
CocKER PuPPiEs. champ. sired,
AkC: excellent bloodlines. IA.
e.huup.
BOSTON fERRiER males, IL
xtekt,. Axe res, champ. sired.
Central SAUDI,
DALMAfIAN PuPPIkS, purebfed:
$50 femRles; Sah males! deposlf
holds III Xmas. Call 81. :l.s10O,
rkkINuEsE PUPPY, male. 0 mos.
fully moe. Akc req papers fur
nished. h-sensFatlon psdigTeeI tan
snd sable markinesi sentlei $40.
80, b.su40.
ALL REkE Sne by.pFednetsl OF
cereal. Packed slx A,t.lh. cans
case lots. $3.50 ca; i0-case lots.
~ ca; 2b-eaae lots, 1880 sa.
MoRToE's PIT rood SHOP.
JE. 2-sf40,
DAcHsHUNDs, smooth ana Ions
RAyHRn' RRsiysd n''iEasEA 9pd Rinl.,SSss t.Sgcs
f0ODLEs-Toy poodle puppies,
white, cream, brown. Also min, /:
Al axe: QRHooiRE KENNELS.
P0MERANIAN tor. POODLE r0Y
pups and breeders, male. female:
tiny beauties; terma, III t-7oes
nAsskT HOUND PUPPIES. Axe.
adorable beautifully marked; per-
Essssta Esss p.ts y tSr t.. .shildgsSi closely e. ss-
ENGLISH sPRINqER SPANIEL
puppies. Axe, shots. wormed. J.
perfect for YOU or your child for
Sni Gnr'ssSsss n.Sss $40. 1u' s-asss or
REA0LE PUPPIES. Axe res. males
and females h011 aAth at. NJ,
Arlington, virginla.
AFGnAN HOUND PUPs - Christ
mas clearance pet prices; your
choice, AP 7.A6ll.
POODLE PUPS
Evening star., 1957-12-20
WATCH
BARGAINS

LADIES AND MEMS
5000 BENRue. now eia.aB
sTi.B0 nULovA. now si6.b0
sSi.b0 HAMILTON. nov sie.6O
$3.50 EE0IN. now st3.BO
e07 so oRUEN, now si6.bO
$4,000 LoNofNEs, now s27.s0
Other makes equally a. lev IN
pfiss III Mnns . ~ ssIsss ..ys Iso
RoeeLyN LOAN CO.
Rosslyn. Va. IA. k-422l
WELDERs. LINcoLNs. ali type
and siaes for sale or rent EARL'
hECK q LANpRUM, Mu b-e6ll
1923 Cathedral st., Baltimore
WORN fAnLRs IL n metalI, {
liuoreseent llghts, shelylng. 4 col
csSMtsgA ccscSMFAsY. W. sai sssi'fs \ ~ wos..D .v. AM
XMAS TREEs--yrssh from ilsld; GU
your own, erina the Kids ens
hassast piss .n, ITsI y .ne.ssnd.; an1 l..,s. eC,
Hs,a sPEss Sws capsel sipSs o. foss sns ss,fr wesh
s-Ssss. en- s-lS5e.
OMAN ELECTRIcAL PLANT viii
Ford tractor motor, 1000 watts
Ais SycHlt.sso 500 18Th "' nv,
MOviN0--lT-ln. Tv console. dos
house. baby items, club. chair
al-in. Tv, automatic washer: ail
5000 vofkins condition. etc. TU
S-biEhs
Evening star., 1957-12-20
ous FoR sLlMscfiAntous FoR LlMseILLANEous foR sAL

H,i .Ima ns.si. :s sss .s,'ss ssEssi ; "A
leather l.,! case me, nsv sone. 5si Il T.
Sgs pey's cy,, !, eissso sso. Columbia Indns sn' Az
WASHES = vrinser, slp.h0 up.
automatic. S24 80 un. hfky Spin.
Sis.b0s rebuilt gaar Delivery
", Rear 81 I'VE st. NV. TX. s.
WASHING MACHINE, wsssinsh house
epacemale, brand-new, 500. Call
ch, N-4etl,
new and used: nation.
az enrss kD2yp esa 3 I ,r tLSIp % 7 /; 2 w, ,Ns
Evening star., 1957-12-20
ROOMS FuRHIsHEp-n.w.


SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wake
visa. nstis; siS7 eiee1 !. TX. so:S. sssss M sr'H
UPPER 18Th sT.-LAfee room 10
i,;.s1 Svs.s hS51s; sSon. sYee issnsp;i ss.F. un-
2oI3 rye 81. N.W.-very Ice. rm..
4 expos. refgr elee. grill; suit
anle LOT ! o. gentlemen: nr. oW
I633 10th ST. N.w.--Bus women:
.insie double rms CLEAN; eseut
BEAUTIFUL RM.; pvt. bath; white
lady; close In. In exehanae 2 hours
neht housework In early am. FB.
1885 n, n. AVE-. NV. At 18th and
Que: lust newly decorated. sinRle
room, $3.50 week.
ROOMS for gentlemen; Kitchen ana
living rm. privils.; reasonable
rent, De 3-0l0a.
DOWNTOWN. 1913 18Th st. NV
Room and pvt. bath refgf. and
grM; 80 wkly. To see call
downtown LOCATION. near
oeorge Wash. UniV.--i rm. and
bath. glb 2ist ~. n.vj KEY In
WALKING DISTANCE downtown---
Clean lovely single room; 3 win.
dowsi redec. 1923 18th st. nv.
~ A DAY Up per person, ii0i nth
up. vANNEs HOTEL. bI' 5-7seS.
WYO. AVE-. MANgI0N-aaia nvf
bath, newly furns use Bteinway.
artistic homei $40 mo. Du, 7-3is3.
FOR EMPL. MEN-Lse., warm
Sleeping Tm., next bath. $50 mo. /;
also master bedrm. with PVT. bath.
$50 mo-: vacant. space for car;
nome o. adults, RA. 6.sf00,
eI20 p ST. NV. Apt D-Lee.
warm sale. front rm.i $3.50 mo.
snllr. rIn., refer, $50, NO. 7-467O,
i356 SHERIDAN sT.-MasteF bed
rm.. pvt. bath. attrac. Turn, cow.
loc.i pvt. home RA. 3.03lb.
3te3 18th ST N.W.-Rooms and
up. AD. 1-Slss
MAR sTATLER-kmpioyed women
ssmipyt, ISU SssR rsss. ANNA NH. s.ics5' sIiscss55
POTOMAC HOTEL, 18th and u n "
81 H''TsSsss TaSsp Tssa ss o. iSs srss. sass'
eIeg n ST., Embassy seetion--
ssliSo. 'S@d mana. fSI' ~. ssIsi SsIsii.. reg CO.
PARK RD. iss3-Lovely, clean
& rrIns;' ycung men SCI dbl,, mai msId
1919 18th ST. H,w.-Fioral Manor.
elevator building large single
room with running water.
18th AND IRVING SITS. area
Sale, $685. dble, $40. Apply 1910
18th st. NV, Apt, 4. AD, 2-SA7f
THE WESTMINSTER
NICE rooms for nice people. water
In rooms. free TV maid service; SB
up. 1907 18th 81 NV, Ho 2.6720
ALTURAS HOTEL
slnel. anc double rm,,; s4-hou
transient $3.50 day up perma-
nent, $40 20 week Up. HU. as6it6
1909 10th 81 NV
Emery Georgian Hotel
Single room, With rgnnins water
ssryise 1879 d n, NV -"O 70
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
Like a home sway from homs
coffee hr. compliments hotel. agle /,
3 oi9l q 80 n.W' SP' Ss ssl'4lbsRo uD' siS'
ADMIRAL HOTEL
5000 TO sls. wEEKLy
Hotel service, 24-hr. PIX, eof-
fee shop
2Isi o OF. NV.
no. 2.eiOO
Evening star., 1957-12-20

1401-5 Girard st. NV.
Efaciencies Prom $3.50
B Rooms, Prom 500
Rent includes utilities. See Mr.
LanRley, Apt. 602. 1903 Oirafd
st, NV.
Fidelity Investment Co.
I'LL 2 81. N.w.-----..sT.. s-ssQo
Evening star., 1957-12-20
PIANOS AND ORGANS
CHRISTMAS SALE

save big money on used and new
pianos. Used Spinets. <275 up.
Granda. s3Q5 up. famous makes.
new spinets and consoles. S395 up.
You can save up 20 $500 on these
hne planes. Sensational Thomas
slectronie orsAns. $5o9 up. Always
~ % iox a sas aoTn ss res Ils ~
pay. Open every evening iii q;
Saturday I'll 8. SILvER SPRING
PIANO Co. s57 Pershtns DR.. Ju
Evening star., 1957-12-20

RUGs-one l0xle. 2 matching Oh
eocd cond,; fess' IA. S.giSS'
RUG WITH PAD, l0x13. all siIk.
maroon bked. with Italian design.
used D mo-; teas. WA, I-7h10.
nU0s = Two Dxia Persian -design
rugs. brand -neN, never used
RUG MART. 'isOS d 81 NV.
RUGS
Imported Persian dsslsns. ext!a.
So 80; 0xle. 500
MAYFAIR SHOP :
1926 G st. NV.
SAW, s-ineh fitting e.6or,. CEN:
plete with motor, LU. 2-oblo
after q pm, weekdays.
sEWINO MACHINE, slec, portable,
round bobhin, SO. never used;
viii deliver HA. e.0O3p
sKWlNG MACHINE, portable Morse
900" $1Qi can Be seen any time.
SEWING MACmINHs, beaut. Singer
consoles. dark wood. sle.sae att:
take up paymenta. $40 mp.s bal
S36 Call TX. a-ObaQ. dAy or
ntRht. for free home demouetra.
tion. HOUSEHOLD eEWIN0 MA.
CHM CO., 723 18th q. nv.
SHELVING STEEL. ali siEes. for
sst up oicENEk. rE, S.oSib.
eTf0fGtIN WIN Nodei N AZ luxe
d6le ia-sanSs. new eond. Wa
7.as4i,
SHOTGUN. i0-eaQse double-hal-
rel, Sauer und sohn: never used,
$3.50 or best offef. VIII. 0-7ell.
siLvER. nat and hollovage; old
stems, hTie-a-brae, collectors
items ana ievelfy. Must be sold
60. settle estate No reasonable
offer refused. Must be seen % be
apprec, No dealers IA, s-s43b
s0fA--Hide-away sofa, green; $3.50.
or best oifeI, uN. 4-S1As.
SOFA, maroon, Mohawk, good com
ditlon; $40. Call Tu, @-60se.
sSsE sssI., n. .,.,ui.. Hss nca ;siaSf aESSSs aESSS
Woodland d., 8. 81, Ju, s-5a0S'
SOFA :Io5 T:s; E:s:oS.S. ioSs 81 Sssse SslsS sSndi
STORE FIxfUREs--wonen's dfess
shop complete, viii Saetinee. 7is
Sllgo ave. Ju. 7-0300 4
sTORR FfxTuREs - Complete
stock retiring from business, all
equip, 70 be. disposed Of hy Dec.
Y, leaI showcases. val eahl-
istsr'a % rsiss. lHs' case. soda fountain. s
tables and chairs. Items viii be
subject to deposits on selection
No reaa offers refused. MIKES
hlIHlrsc hlIHlNcHs5olEErM sn,lssl saAs oa. ave
STOVES. sas. used. SIS up. Guar.
Delivery. Cash or credit. Open
z days q week. Rear, 81 Eye 81,
81. NV. Tx. 3.6714.
fAhLE. Corner, black and white
MAHOGANY, excellent condition.
So. kE, S-612l
4AnLE TkNNls, Acme: IS new,
sturdy tables. painted. rec aiSe. 2
sec. 5 iolding less. AID. 4-2i33
TARPAutiN
Srcpe,osSss SsS, st esnsss: NJ - l6'ouo iS ss.ms nsS
2SlJ u 81. NV, PE. 3-s3a5
T1SE nss SAN s1tH eSals Ssl ssess ssesso,isTu sueE Z, IL
ss.sa .SsIs Rec ssas = sALffsssRkviscsEE issEE fffRRSE
Co, Ssa4 Ca ave RA a-6ss0.
ia 10 s.a4is. 4!Ss knnapcIas kMnsssSIh;
Esss 9srSs ssys sIi.. Nj Va ,jSoSS "a s.isss' Sst
rall lo kesaps' Guarantee Tn
g.uAlo fq-ov
Evening star., 1957-12-20

AIR R-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE
EFFICIENCY APIS.

'aEI;; I;,'i;' ;;'';s:
YM5Ia4HH'Ghis MI4HH GRhisfRaks ixdRS MiDI IHEHVE IsaEsHV!
sscsetarial service. sun aeet over.
looking entire city. anpliisd mas
Ter televiainEi arltenna system
aarags tacilitiess ~ mtns. from
White House.
Your Inspection Invited
2500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL EN-. 2.ooOO
Evening star., 1957-12-20
REFRIGERATORS

n!Ln EnEli,6| |.s.. Es.TiiHI, II,5Rs ;SRs tsI.:.' 2
sss..s s.S''lSs SSnssss sfSSs 7ii'h H q. sesss scS
cash. Ewes. 90. b-50sS.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
POODLE PUPS
PUPPIES FOR XMAS

Tiny silver toys, Wee handles Of
love and personality, TOYS at stud
Grooming. HI 4-nki7,
Evening star., 1957-12-20

PIANO AND ORGAN COMhhNA-
TIoN. play piano slens. organ
deal Xmas silt for ne entire
isi instrument. KITS. 1850 q
q; nv Re 1.Ssi open nish,ss'
Evening star., 1957-12-20
FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

IS GENTLE HORSES AND PONIgs.
for Xmas. Call JOE WILEY, JU.
g-Q0l0; exeninEs. yu. g-d2l7.
SHETLAND PONY exceptionally
quiet PONY 10 inches. reasonable.
PL. g-2lDf.
sosa. wsss.on. sss l2S wa SIss s:ssss s. fFs
Evening star., 1957-12-20

PtAN0s--We stili have plenty Of
real 6argains for christrnas. Buy
nov and SAVE. Large selection
spinets and consoles. KnAbe, Fish-
er. Exeretl. WuFiit1ef, EStey and
many others, A small deposit
will deliyer, Balance on Iona, easy
terma- KITS. Alexandria store.
2osl Mt. Vernon aves Alexandrta.
Va open eyes, III . On Park
Evening star., 1957-12-20
coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD foI
sale. any quantity delivered. We.
area only. CT. 0-0303.
DRY. sEAsONED HARDWOOD foI
Mr.. PorTER a. Oh a-OsSt.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

FIss n. s si5s sSsF, 81 'Fs; sS.is ;riE & j,
s:osIs .,:.s s.. se,as q ,fass 81 SPsyS SPsy
CO., sss4 oA ave RA a.ilsso.
Ia 10 oV's.s. s.s..Is.n M 4sss EnSspsII, TssasSn;
Lee hSya All:. We IA. l-tssa.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
APTs. FURnlsREp--D. Q.

18th 81. NV. 3OzB--One room
kitchen and bath. furnished SIS
9 month and up. utilities included
See resldent nlAnaEeg
Evening star., 1957-12-20

Ru0s-one iOxls. 2 MATCHING On
good eond,i Feaa. RA. a.ei31,
RUG WITH PAD, lQx13. al silk,
maroon bksd. with Italian deslgn.
used . mo-; teas. WA. I-7h30.
nU0s = Two Dxia Persian -dssipn
RUG MxRr'. iisoa d " NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

Mothers, most nutritionists will tell you
that ordinary carbonated soda pop" drinks
usually contain little more than sugar,
water and artificial flavoring. No vitamins
:. few minerals. Very little nutrition.
Inaddition, someare too sweet and sugay.
They dull appetites! Some contain stimu-
lants-may be bad for sleep. And they are
expensive! Plus all the additional nuisance
of Juggling back empty bottles.
But MINUTE MAID Fresh Frozen Fruit
AIDES are nutritious HEALTH DRINKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
And cost about as much most cabonated soft drinks!

Made from fresh citrus juices each can
contains calcium, phosphorus, iron
Vitamins Bi and BE- and lots Of precious
Vitamin c. These delicious Fruit AIDES are
better for teeth, better for bones and
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES
Now Due and AArgsars Ing
Montgomery County, Maryland
and - rRE<
Notice of Sale

HEREBY CERTIFY that the following list of all taxes
real estate due and in Montgomery County, Mary
land Excepting such real temporarily
permanently barred from sale by gaon including
State County Town and other municipal with the
of the body
which taxes due and After each
of such body owing
pended brief description of the assessed the assessed
value determined by the applicable
which levied which levied
and in together with the amounts of
terest and accrued and thereon the SALE
the appears the Montgomery
County Maryland and which have been certified for collection by
the official of the State County, Town Municipality
Special Taxing Area for which the said Director of Finance is
collecting such taxes.
Notice is hereby given that said
thereon not paid before the Monday
together with the cost of advertising and fees the undersigned will
10 o'clock AM the Monday
at the auditorium in the County Office Building in Montgomery
County Maryland to offer each of
premises herein for sale to the highest bidder for cash.
This list of due and this notice
sale published in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 6
of the Laws of 943 the Code of Public
of Maryland and the laws of Montgomery County.
ALEX K HANCOCK
Director of Finance
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
Fourth Election District
FRANKLIN PARK

Adrian Homes Incorporated
Lot 4, Block d, Franklin Park,
Section 3" containing 1924 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, 5000.
Adrian Homes Incorporated
Lot 3, Block ID, Franklin Park,
Section 3" containing 1000 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, S31.14.
Adrian Homes Incorporated
Lot 10, Block d, Franklin Park,
Section 3" containing 1000 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, S3L14.
Adrian Homes Incorporated -
Lot IL, Block d. Franklin Park,
Section 3" containing 1000 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes.
interest and costs, S31.14.
Adrian Homes Incorporated
Lot IL, Block ID, Franklin Park,
Section 3" containing 1000 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, S31.14.
Adrian Homes Incorporated
Lot -, Block d, "Franknn tark,
Section 3" containing 1000 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
terest and costs, S31.14.
Drain, Sidney & y. LOT IS.
Block j, Franklin Park, Section
T. containing 1898 square feet
and improvements, assessed at
100000. Taxes, interest and
costs, $31761.
Franklin Homes Incorporated
Lot IL, Block G, FRANKLIN Park,