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LEGAL PUBLICATION
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Joseph Mcknight, de
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by the undersigned, Administra.
tor of the Estate of Joseph Me-
knight, deceased. to the creditors
and to all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them within the necessary
vouchers with four mouths after
the first publication of this no
tice to the said Administrator at
the office of the County Attor.
ney, Cut Bank, Montana the same
being the place for the transac-
ton of the business of said Els.
tate.
Date: May 10Th. 1858.
Dan S. WEIGH
Administrator and Attorney of
the Estate of Joseph Mcknight
deceased.
First Publication May 20. 1858
Last Publication June IL, 1858
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arm forces and has returned and
oeing rejected on account of ear
trouble.
The people at Heart Butte had
a meeting Sunday and selected
mere camp committee for there
4th OF July celebration. Planning
on a big time.
Peter Tatsey has plowed and
oisced some ground which he will
seed into oats and barley.
The rain which fell last week
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ALIAS SUMMONS
uI Tse ,J S,:L:er o, sGysL g: y:
SIAIl o. MONTANA, IL AHo toS
Ihs COUNTY OF GLACIER

WILL ~ V11/kSE SI8luSlIx
Against
Francis VlELLE, Defendant
THE STATE OF MONTANA
To the Above Named Defendants. and
ING:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action which Is
filed In the office of the clerk Of
this court. and 10 file your answer and
serve . copy thereof upon the plain.
tiff's attorney-within twenty days after
the service Of this summons, exclusive
of the day of service; and In case Of
your failure to appear or answer, judG.
ment will be taken against you BY de.
fault. for the relief demanded In the
complaint
The action Is brought TO secure =
Decree Of Divorce In favor Of the
Plaintiff and against the Defendant
upon the grounds of extreme cruelty.
WITNESS My hand and the seal Of
said Court this 18th day Of May, 1855.
A. e. Armstrong, Clerk
BY: Betty L. Dean, Deputy Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff
COURT SEAL
First Publication May IS. 1858
Last Publication June 5. 1858
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Heart Butte News
By John 1atsev

There was no news from Heart
Butte last week but will have the
happenings this week.
The Pughsley Cattle Co. has
been hauling their cattle to the
summer range near Heart Butte
mountain.
John Day Rider went to Butte
last week for examination for the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-22
INCOME OPPORTUNITY

INCOME OPP oRIUNIIY-
Reliable man or woman from
this area to service q route of
cigarette machines. Will take
5 hours a week of your spare
time and can net as high as
SITS monthly and can be built
to full time business with our
help, which could eventually
net $4,000 annually. No exper.
fence or selling necessary. route
is established for the operator.
To qualify you must have 5000
to $500 cash Immediately avail.
able. which is secured. and a
serviceable automobile. If sin.
cerely interested. write for per.
sonal interview giving phone
number and brief outline of
background to Box 5l82. St.
Paul. MINI. ll.2p
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SHIPS GET NEW EYES

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia,-A
new chain of radio navigation
aids to North Atlantic shipping
went into operation recently.
Its sponsors said it would open
new sea lanes and make existing
ones safer. 1t could help avert
such disasters as the Andrea Dor.
ia-StOckholm collision.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Sunday
Priesthood-9 an.
Relief Society-9 am.
Sunday School-lO am.
Sacrament Meeting-7:3O pm.
Monday
Primary pm.
MIA (for youth and adults)-7:30
pm.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Sunday School 10 q. IN.
Sunday morning Worship HOO
Z. m.
Evangelistic 6p. m.
Wed: night mid.weet prayer
meeting B p. m.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday-9:45: Sunday School
HOO: Worship Service
7:3O: Young Peoples
Fellowship
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
meets at the home of Mrs. Ruby
Elias. phone FE8.4l9l.
Sunday morning bible study
10 am.
Worship Service II am.
Tuesday evening bible study
8 pm.
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The Blackfeet Agency person.
mel went on the Z to 4 daily oper-
atoms Monday morning, the sum.
mer schedule to continue until
September I. The change from
the 8 to S schedule, it Is ex.
planned, will avail Agency en-
ployecs an earlier hour in the
evening to begin home activities.
Herbert Hoover Is the only
man of Swiss decent to be presi.
dent of the United States.
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BABY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS
West-Line 702. 76l. Leghorns. N.
H. Reds, Parmenter Reds. White
Rocks, A Whites. Cornish Cross.
st. Run $3.50 per hundred. ex.
cept West-Line. Write for circu.
lar and prices.
0l1NeYS HATCHERY
kAllSPell, MONTANA
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-22

FOR SAle-Smsll medsen Spin.
o. piano. $500 per month. For
full particulars write Hops
Piano House. Great Falls.
ll-2c
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-22

LARSON cRGSIllNGR Alvmi.
mum and Fiberglass boats.
Gator Trailers. Buccaneer mo.
tors. Coast to Coast Stores. Cut
Bank. lO.2wc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-22

BARGAINS IN STURDY trans.
postssion. Both regular trans.
missions and automatic models
available. Taxes paid and Ii.
cenSes furnished - special
prices II no trades. Car of your
choice held by . small deposit.
See Us now. Clapper Motor Co.,
Cut Bank. Lite
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-22

.oSI-eeekss Sesnisl. Reddish
brown color. 8 mo. old. Named
Gypsy. Lost near Boarding
school. Reward. Call Glacier
Reporter 11.ic
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IS ALTO IRAlleRS. Sleeps S
complete with propane stove.
ice box. electric lights. Coast
to Coast Stores. Cut Bank.
lO.2Wc
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LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Fl. A. N. o. Gillsn
Interim Schedule
Browning-7:30 and $50 pm.
Babb-4:O0 pm.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
East Glacier Community Hall
Second and fourth Sundays of
each month at $50 pm.
STARR BAPTIST CHURCH
Villes Emmel. Missionary.pastor
Sunday School, pm.
Worship Services pm.
Thursday
Mid.Weck Prayer Service-7:30
pm.
These services are conducted In
the Starr Public School.
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q Trading, Cut Bank. Mont.
SoRoP1lMlSI RU N N A g e
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office, In the old Gas Building.
In Cut Bank. 33.tfc
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Classified Ads

WANTe0-cannes horses. Year
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby Stockyards. 43tfc
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
accessories. North Side Music
& Trading, Cut Bank, Mont.
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ron SAl9-less u. IS end Is
Of Block Is In town. Seven
room apartment building on
one lot. Boy White. Browning.
li.2p
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FOR SAIe-lSe6FooW. on med.
en- home IN Browning. Inquire
at Glacier Reporter. No tclc.
phone calls. 40tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

DUPONT CIRCLR-Wen-furn. ain.
gle rm-. next 70 bath; gentleman
$40. CO. 5-b7f0, co. S-2644.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 174S Cue 81. n. v
smpP ADJ yr? s.d ss7 Ab e a1aasSosSu i'
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HARVARD NV, 1436--Clean, quiet.
larRe front: 50 VIZ. W; Ink, ldry.
priviis.; fan: ladies. DE- 2-9o24-
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. Is7I New
hsdrm.. lit. bath. sT. S-S642.
EMBASSY AREA, 2Oio Mass. ave.
n.w.-Conv. loc., M. al transp. {:
enc. apts.; also rooms. 30s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

1--WE HAPPILY, hsallhiulls and
NqYaL Va. Eisnlna n IL bHsl
e-bedTm. act, 800 mo- hot and
cold water furnl1hedi space beat
central lGIevlalon antenna, inuliof
aerNira, MENNY CNnu1, resident
manager Phone be1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

DUPONT CTRCLE AREA bedrm
Lying rm,, kit, dinette. Ice. closet
tiled bathrm. and shower: newly
decorated. Convenient NV. loca.
ton. Call Manager. Pc. 7-300s
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A, ~ "A n s,,i sas ,s p. <
sSgdPYIsssa'a..sn IVY % I s.n s az rs.
As .sss;s' s:.l y .Sss E-s sss' 20
ApLnaror. K.-Attrss. s-sm.
a2S ssIl no y As' . JH' fss.e,Ss!l 'a''
aRlA. Ne. bcorm. api., eo1 20
per mo- Incl niils.: watkins as.
tance Aff. Han and Hecni rQ.
Qn-street parklns. Sc Mr. CUE
Tseeams' st.. "a 7-sssi or "a
ARR. 1850 ~ oUINN--i-bedIm
arts. SEQ utfla. mel naEdsr
,ype ysry eisAn. "o. e-oso"'
|ARL.-cozy s-rm. epl. Nv. rm.,
trance: adnlts' "a. b-30so.
an. = 3 bcdrms- ~. rma kIt.'
800 incl. uilll. IA, 2-6eH
ARL.--i bedrm. twin beds, M, W
Mycr. shopa hukline: sti0, Incl.
utilS. "a. s-l011 after . pm.
FAILS cHgEclI-Liy: !ns sea, =.
yard. SOS. ~ e-lsoo.
UNUSUALLY ATTnAC,, air-copd.,
: bedrms. ~ rm. dinettf. elef,
KIT. pvt utility rms Laundromat.
pvt entr.. veranda parklnni ex-
eel. we'll water adulls; utils. Incl
also. so. $500,
large. airy. attT. efheleney apti
Psnlsson; Tsasonsbls. "a: 1900.
ADULTss no pets; best loe.: nevly
dec. also unfurn., $50 70 &l3o.
Cal AD. 2-tol0 before & an. and
after s pm, ior inspeetlqn:
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win fPi kffcaEN SsA AND sbH slfHs
900 p q; AW.: ! rm. SO 80
l0lb N ct. NV: S-4 rms, S74 so w
3l4 md 81. me-. 2 rms. $40 80
Isl sEE ~ 5A ri Hs on rP PihK.I 81 20
Or csn MI. payIs; co; s.7eis
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2025 KENDALL ST. Sc.
nix or GOOD HOPE nd
EEt41|I11nIIF nice t-tf1IM. arts !
sl lass ~ A. WV lssa.s y ks sa ~.
nef 100 tntaa D. a'ss 81
- IbnffFdtb nnos.
1919 Idlh 81 NM MAJ HsQato
t~4NN4 - @wA~%%NT4~
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1891 L st. NV. ma. s-oss4
A. s. Gardiner a. Co., Inc.
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ssI. AK. aye S5 az p . RSSsdNr .. ss
man: reasonsbls. Wo. 6-O9ss.
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Aprs, FURHlsRED-MD.

BRENTWOOD, near R. l. and 34th
st,-2 rms. SIS; rm., $40 Vk.:
adults. WA. 1854, Dl 7-3274.
HYATTsvILLE--Liv. rm. bedrn /,
" ~ pyt sl bath pvt. entrance. call
TAK0MA PARK = Clean. comfort
able t-bedrm. apt. with hath; Nv
I'm. with din. spaco. hit. SIS incl.
utils. 10. e-21ee.
TAX. PK.-4-rm, terr. apt: pvt.
entr., twin beds. quiet. clean.
trnnep. J adults only. Refs. req.
SOS 0reenwood ave, Open nov.
TAkOMA PARK-1 bsdrm. and ef-
nc, nicely furn.; no children:
block bus, shops. ~. $500.
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ROOMS WANTED

rus, LADY desires rm. and 3D.. or
hk, privils.; mr. p ave; and
Christian home. tx. 3-7Ts6. Il
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ROOMS FURNIsRED-H.E,

I50 n. I. AVE-. Apt. 3--Sele. rm..
run. vat, refGr, In rm.; bus door:
Free PKG. IS VIZ. AID. 2.6l0l.
COL0RED-Nicely furnished room,
all privileges, unlimited phone,
very reasonable. LU. 1887.
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ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE


ARL. AREA girls Is 70 "a 70
share an ant. with . other girla.
CAL after s. IA. 2-b33O.
C0NGREss PARK--2 girls TO shart
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls
Call THURSDAY, 10. 1-lOe3.
WEST HYATTsvILLk-Pyt. home;
share 2 lge, double bedrma. and
private bath. Bus service. Call
after Q pm, HA. 2-e270.
4500 Blk. SOUTH CAPITAL, Girl
over u to share apt. 20. l-1477
after 8 pm.
NV, GIRL, college bkgFd. pref. 10
s snnTs a sSgS T 1sn. Sthss si ms,d
WANT GIRL 70 share laTEs 2-bedrm
space. excel. fransp. FOOD shop.
ping, NJ Pleasant area. Call no
a~AVUU.
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ALEXANDRIA, . prime 10
cation az IlIo Ah!nlden
Sttreeiively furnished cfier-
ina the comfort Of home.
Express trnnap. 81 front
door: only q minutes 70
Natl. Airport and 10 min
utea 10 downtown Wash.
SlOA incl all utils res.
mgr, HOS Portner I'd No.
ifb, XII. 0-lQ56 or SHAN
NON a LUcHS Co, MA.
e-s34S.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

Aforementioned rooms: 24-hour
elevator and switchboard: din. rm. /:
transient $3.50 day up; perma-
nent, $1,000 week up Hu. S-o11e,
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a6oms hoUsfEIIpIns

MAsA. ava. NV. isoo = Lovely
Ice fm,, mod turn, enc unit.
near baih ~ 30 no e-atto,
0InAnp 81. NV, lfBo-L.sr. enl
IN fpem Win rAnse. fsisfs
DuWNTOWE, ga \. Y, eve. n,vs
also 0It q 81 nv rims st-tid
WI; run water, fefGr.; quiet
QUE ST. NV. I5Aa--NeklY dec.
"a nm rnnsa reisf- ANA.
fefe 18Th ~. N.w.--Lse. I'm kit..
closets, snd d, front, SIS,
cool BsMI.. fsigI- GrllL Nv. foam
siSf ? nv. * -s-oSSs
nACHKLOns = Lee.. sludlo-type
single ant. facilities include pvt
shower. lee bon, hot plate: around
Double. 10. $1,000 between 1850
c0l0RRD--FAIRmoNf ST. NV.
iaie- room Tor employed per-
sons. Sink. etc, uu, 1-11o0.
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2025 FENDALL ST. Sc.
Xix or GOOD HOPE I'd
~ 20, mel. Al ulIls ~ nee apt.
hlas.l chops ana lEen4p, AfplS fts.
mgf zoe .ffntah b. Sc o.
isle az ssE''sS snaess *. s.e.se
THE HARWILL
1855 X ST. NV,
,. s.ssr Am ssEp', =. Y as,..sR- s .sssi
dee. within walking dlNinnfe n
e44nlo4n and mq4l Govt blaEl.
iss :A. s,ss5 As'.'s s-; ise s'l'' 's''-
cok.onHD--1gi4 LINCOLN ND.
NJ rms. tIled kll. hath.
R sssl ibr,' ts.ssi1Es~ 'e'sA' s.'
coLonKD-sfl holk 81. MI
bnarn. Nv. RIM dInflla, NJ, and
BATH Us keK a SO neth ~
JOHN I. efmroN. hsaltef, 20.
coLokEb-sS INV Y0kK Avn
Nklnsl; uiilas ssb mo. Can W
see ~ q pm,
coEonEo-1a4 fkInMoNr -.
N.W.-Mod, o-rn. apt, an uilla.
Incl. LoEels nelGhbofhoodi nr.
coLonf6=isIs issh ST, NV
rm., kll., lgml-nflFall bath, Al
E Si'ls oRlK s,J AZ. NM Nso-
coL0nkp--seo , ~. N,k. - ma:
dal lime aoulla,
CQLonED--ills Oh 81, NV
neml-pYt. bah, NO CMktpnNN
kRJ MN In'l ss cnI s.s sss mo- Nh
as Mas. ave, nv. New femodcled
ps'isi III Apply Nh. No i0f.
k k.sS, fbr. 1 s.ssss Z CO.
cQLonED-Sl3ls VA. Avn. NJ -.
f fsR 4. ' nv. I NHt g.soS So ias.
cQLoekD = e1oa MAsnINQ 1oN
rh Nh Art. a--Atlrncllve 2 lEa
rnAa., klt.. bath mr.. aehqola, tran1p..
$50 80 mo. Open for inspection.
or call FEDERAL RENTAL co.
D16 N. ~ ave, nv, Ma. e-74l0.
c0L0RKD-s5sf len ". Nv
rme.. kit. bath, newly decorated:
t7h no. utIlA f,In,. 4 rm.. KIT,
bath $3.50. utiis. incl. pu.
coLoRtp -nobERsi-S
so ieth 81. ST.
I and 2 bedrma.. Nv. fm,, din, kit.
n ss!S siIlI N sRfs IA s-s "
coLoRED-1i2e an 81. NV.
, Rms, Kit, Bath, Heated; SIS
WASHINGTON RLTY. RA, $500
pEsrRAsGfRRI I IFFkRrMrNrs
WITH KITCHENS AND BATHS
gv0 y q, AW.. i I'm. S1o.bO
l0lb N ct. NV: 81 rms. SO so w
3l4 2nd 81. NE: 9 rms. $40 so
ie4e 5th 81. NV. l rm. S52 so
SIZE JANIroR ON PREMISES
Or Call Mr.. Davis. CO. b-7o1e
Eyes and Week Ends
ssl 4 M 81 NV HOUSING c Ea ss.4s,s
coLoRED = 1850 HILLSIDE RID.
No. Adults only; 3-rm. apt..
heat, hot water furn.: S62,5O mo:
II, y e ~ q stepping center; =.
rm. apt. dinette. ADULTS only:
fenced I'd. $50 mo-, less ntilf. I;
individual controlled water and
heat, ANAcoSTIA REALTY. LU,
nj TpErS -
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Ss29 18th sT.-D6I. fm.. pvt. bath
shower, 3 windows, $50, Sgles
S35 and $40. Clean home; garage
LIVE OPP. LOVELY COOL ROCK
ss studio s I'VE: r p1t pe6 rsfs
grill: quiet as country: SAC 80.
So so. AID. 2-07I3,
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DUPONT CIRCLE

walk 10 work. 2 blocks Mayfiower
Hotel. Single, double rooms; newly
renovated, clean, cheerful; tile
showers, washing machines, Tv,
rooms: young crowd; SO Wk, 1915
Goth ST. NV, do. 1904.
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FARM amp GARDEN
POULTRY AND Eeas

616T CHICKS. 5.aTs-.. feS1 an,
!g SgSs!!EsEE 'SRgH'ik Z: stHhs s'.. 'S q
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ROOMS FuRMIsHED-N.W.

DuTIERNUT ST, NV, SIC, mr.
sci. nm; excel. .transp. ia. s-s4es.
CnEyY CHASE D, c.--comfortable
wo s-7Ses ~ ~ "'
DUPONT (CIR.-Nice rooms. mod
furn.: 81 VIZ. up. 2oll p st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC, l71B Rissl
pl.--Bright comfortable rm, for
young woman, s35 mo. DE-. 2-ee4O
DUPONT CiRcLE-Nice large sin
gssaer c ON senileman; IS week.
GORDON HOTEL. sI6 10Th ST.
Excel location. for business OF
tourist; ] BIZ. from White House:
Sci 'S @eis. I Siso srI ssSlalEEs
HARVARD N.Ws 1436--clean. quiet,
I isfss 'front.'; " w: up ! hk-. ldsy
I0NGFkLLoW ST; N;Ms eee- :,
NEBR. AVE, mr., p-4 bus--Nr. bath,
s nan e l,s,oS sg1s.' snsdy ss1ssls-
POTOMAC HOTEL. 500 isth--At.
r sssiss news VIZ fur Tss:r H. S aasn,G anc
ST. NV, 1740, me Churchill. .
slngle rooms Sunning water, fans
QUE ST, NV 1855. THE Ken
ner.kies clean single rm.. mr.
WY0. AVE. MANsION-sgle., pvt.
bath. newly furn.. easy chairs,
s ans 81; ~. use I SSttseinysyi artistic
1885 COLUMBIA m. N.W-Se. sc
VIZ: sgle. Fms., shWrss Nv; on bus,
car line; men. AID, 1880.
D0WNTOWN-sEles. and dbles., 81
@ sli phone y. ~ and auto laun-
AIR yENT COOLING = Refgr.,
grill ~; foam mattr.; S7-Ss ca.
18th ST. NV. 13l2-sgie. rm.,
rm. With sink: s1s's6. -''' -
6117 COLORADO AvE.-Attr. dble
rm., next bath-shower; employed
gentleman. ia. 9-5709 after 5.
i1O0 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
large sgle. rms. next 70 bath, In
nice home; refs. RE. 7-6393.
hos CRITTENDEN sT.-Attrae.
dbl. rm., twin beds, laundry priv
lis. parking space. RA. 3-0633.
DOWNTOWN, 1923 vt, ave, Apt
51-Through vent; front studio
rm. eley. Nv, S35. DE. 1861
CLEAN, SMALL single room, nicely
furnished, IN quiet house; 81
wkly. 1923 18th st. NV.
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AIRS. FuRnlsnEb-mD.


IAKoNA fAnN EncIaneg IN al
With ether person. pvt enll
So 40 nlu1 ulllas IA. ps1uOa
TAKoNA rAnk. HD.-a bsdrms.
htInI IN dInInH Tms kiIfIIn|
lard and basement o1ol West.
mnrNlaua ave
fAkoMA PAnK--lslcsly iufn. silc
ahop. ~. t-teon 20 $40.
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APIS. FURNISHED .. Q.

BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert ct.
NV; elev.; enc; S56: / bedrm.,
Nv. rm.. kit. bath. $50; 2 and 3
bedrms., liv, rm. din. rm.. kit.
bath. RA. 3-e67b.
BOILING FIELD AREA-s0s; new
bldg, new furn.: bedrm., Nv. rm.,
dinette, kit, and bath; laundry and
storage facilities JOHN u. SHKL,-
TON. RKA1TOR, 20, 10000.
BOLLNG AREA-clean. 2-bedrm.
apt. utils. fufn.: dry. iaells.;
20 min. downtown. 10. 2-54O1.
CALVERT ST. NV 1885. near
ohoreham Hotel-Efle. or l~bed-
rm. apt; eleV, bldg Resident mar
CAPITOL HNLL--some free rent.
2 to 5 rms, pvt. baths and kits.
THE WHrTBHAvKN. SO7 A ct. ne.
y
COLUMBIA RD. AND loth-spae !.
web furn.. 2-bedrm. apt: 4 girls
81 YOUNG men; si26. on. e-09si
CONN. AVE. = Attention, college
students. adultsI New Is the time
to choose incest 1-2-bedfm. apts. ;
ideal shopplng: reas. W0. $1,000.
CONN, AVE, cony. afea--suitnbls
2 adultst Ice 3-rn apt. with
bath, incl porch. 233e Ashmead
pL NV.
mWIWnMm rrmTW - VIr~lI ee-.-. -.
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ARLINGTON N.--nxtfa lrs. Goom
R.lsei,, = b.,s' a. bu,. Can sf's'
Ant. N--Nics I'm. IN pft. homo
81. bus end shoppla1 center. Cal
CHEtT CHASE. ND. = Dole. tn
twin beds, next 10 bath, dh|s. 81
po1ure. bus ~ cofnef, adults nnN
mea pref, ~. 1-01ee.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED 0. 6.

BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
n.w.-Elev.; 2-bedrm. apt. 500.
3 bedrms., liv. rm-. din, rms kit,
bath, Sis. RA. 3-e676.
Boiling YIELD AREA, 1912 End
81. sc. Redecorated ant, with Nv
ing room, bedroom. kit, dinette,
bath and enclosed porch. xlh
mo. incl utils. Mr.. YOuNT.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS INC, Dl.
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Newly .rsdeeorated; mahogany-pan-
eled living room: electricity fur
bblsnss; Ess Elssns a s e my
Co, 81. $500.
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HuTTERNUT ST, NV. 5Ie, mr..
walter Reed - Pvt. home. conf,
sci; nm; excel. transp. ia. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE d. C.-Comfortable
2na-n I'm pvt family; man,
WO. O-IohN.
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S.k.-2 bedrmf, liv. rln., din, rm.,
$3.50 mo. il, 3-9773.
TAYLOR ST. NV. a2f - Nicely
furn. apt. 1 or 2 hedrms. $75-Seo
mo-, ali utils incl ia, 9-2533,
TUCKERMAN ST. NV. sIe-I-
bedrm. and Kit. apt Phone privils.
Sl2 per week. Cow. IA. S-Isas.
w0ODNER AREA, 1883 osden d.
n.v.-Beautifully furnished. air.
cond. Twins room, bedroom. KIT
and bath apt, SOS mo, Mr.,
YouNI. PRANK 9. PHILLIPS
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home. near Bureau Of standards:
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. with dinette
space, bath; utils. furn.: SIS. mo.
EYE AND 18th N.W.--BacheIor,
attrac. furn. apt: air cond.: I or
= rms; maid serv. HO. 2-02Ol.
bet. 1880 and 8 pm.
ca, AVE. 40I6--Newiy dec, l-2 b.r.
apis; .tranSp, park; adults; ex-
haust fan. RA. 3-2S2S. EN-. 3-3420
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MISSOURI AVE, N.W.-Redee. 2
bath, kit, free park. OIL. 2-467O.
MT. ALTO HOSP. AREA. 271e Wis.
ave.--e bedrms.. air conditioned;
S149.B0. d. ISKN, Ma. S-5372.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-2 rooms, kit
and bath. Hu. 3-6433.
EXECUTIVE APIS, 1901 10th st.
kit. and bath: newly dec $3.50.
See tanitOr.
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Iother group Is considered an In
dicator Of future business ac-
tivity.
In the former group are stat
istics measuring non-farm en-
|ployment, changes in the per-
centage of the labor force un-
employed, physical volume Of
industrial production, bank
debts outside New York. per-
sonal income and retail sales.
These indicators show the
1888 recession as slightly
milder during its first six
months than those which
started in 1858 and l94S.
However, most Of the second
group of indicators forecastine
future activity show sharper
declines in store than were suf-
fered in the 1858 and 1948 re-
cessions.
Durable Goods Drop
Included in this group are
the average work week in man
ufacturing. new orders for dur
able goods. residential con-
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cent as a means Of increasing
the supply Of investment money
and help to provide more jobs.
Defends Proposals
Explaining his tax reduction
plan at a Lincoln Day dinner
last night at Parkersburg. w.
Va, Mr.. Simpson declared:
This program is not a COM
mitment to deficit financing. On
the contrary it is a corallary
to the other steps taken by the
Republican administration to
bring about prompt upturn in
economic activity. Instead Of
producing deficit financing 1t
is my prediction that it will
avoid deficit financing in the
long run. 1t will not abandon
progressive income tax rates
nor depart from the traditional
tax philosophy based on ability
to pay.
Instead it will lessen sitting
deterrents to economic expan-
sion and sk-taking which now
exist in our tax structure and
which impair the creation Of
new job opportunities and the
development Of greater worker
productivity"
Mr.. Simpson said he realized
that the political demagogue"
will charge that the proposed
tax reductions would especially
help persons in the higher in
come brackets.
1.-THE answer to that dema-
gogic charge" he said. sis that
the proportionate tax relief
under this proposal is the same
| in each income category. The
tax saving in the higher brack-
cts is greater in dollar terms
only because taxpayers in
those categories properly pay
more taxes"
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Psychiutrist to ToIk

DR.. jerome D. Frank. Bal
timore psychiatrist, will speak
on Reason and Emotion in a
Nuclear Age" at Lisner Audi
forum, Twenty-f1rst and H
streets NV, on Thursday at
8 pm. The meeting. open TO
the public. is sponsored by Psi
Chi, the George Washington
University Psychology Honor.
airy Society.