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a pleasant evening and wishing
Bonnie many, many more happy
anniversaries.
Mr.. Elmer Dawson's condition re-
mains about the same at this time
Last week, Mr.. and Mrs Hazard
Smith and Terri had as their guests
from Monday through Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Brown of Char
lotte, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Paul Greenlee,
son Tommy of Shawnee Road,
Mrs. Viola Thistleweod and Anna
Lee ThistlewOod visited the Jack
nennedys and had dinner with them
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Dawson, of
Camden, were guests on Sunday of
his brother, Elmer and Mrs. Daw-
son.
1t Herman Earhart, of Norfolk.
Va, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Havard Smith.
Mrs. Donald Clifton has returned
from the Hawaiian Islands, where
she visited her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Esposito.
Josiah Nj. Parvis has returned
from a business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Halfhill and
sons, Billy and Mike have recently
moved into the home formerly own
ed and occupied by Mr., ]. Carroll
Parvis.
The Methodist Mems Pancake and
Sausage breakfast on Sunday morn
ing netted $50.
Houston's first church and par
sonage burned down SO years ago
and was insured for $500 which was
quite an amount at that time
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Manlove
and children, Linda and Davis, who
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Everett Manlove. of Hous-
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Alton
Knowles, of Laurel, returned to
their home in Falls Church, Va,
Sunday evening.
Several ladies from the Houston
Methodist Church attended the or
gan recital at the Lincoln Methodist
Church on Sunday evening. After
the recital they had chance to see
the new organ and to have it
demonstrated for them by the or
ganist of the evening, Mr.. Showard.
Those who went were Mrs. Ray
Kirwan, Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Mrs.
Nellie Jump, Mrs. Edna Sapp, Mrs.
Jessie Marvel, Mrs. Ella Simpson.
and Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes. Sr. All
enjoyed the evening very much.
The Suez Canal, separating Africa
from Asia, is 10 miles long.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21

insula attempting such generating
plant.
However, Mr.. Nelson continued,
Delaware Power and Light Com
pany. is participating in the Enrico
Fermi Plant, near Monroe. Michi-
gan. Major construction which be-
gsn in August 1856. is proceeding
schedule toward completion i.
late 1860. Enrico Fermi Project is
ponsored by Tie Detroit Edison
Company and the Power Reactor
Development Company. This latter
includes Is utilities, of which Della
ware Power and Light Company is
one. Cost of this plant to the utility
anization concerned is expected
to be over SIS million dollars. The
Atomic Energy Commission is con-
tributing the equivalent of 4.45
million dollars toward this project,
being constructed as part OF the
Acc Power Demonstration Reactor
Program, in the form of research
and development work"
Our industry looks to the future
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21

of nuclear over with confidence,
commented Mr.. Nelson. I'VE recog-
nize, however. that both the tech
nical and economic hurdles to be
overcome are formidable and that
considerable time, effort and funds
must be devoted to the problem be-
fore success will be attained"
Mr. Nelson emphasizes. that steps
to achieve the desired goals should
be carried out within the framework
of the free enterprise system. I'VE
have always viewed with great con-
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21

Germ proposals to build government
owned nuclear power plants"
Any United States nuclear power
program, he believes, should be in
accord with the principles of the
Atomic Energy Act of 1854. which
stated that "the development, use
and control of atomic energy shall
be directed so as to strengthen free
competition in privatel enterprise" "
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21

Hottentots are negroid people liv-
ing in Southwest Africa.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21

The Suez Canal. separating Africa
from Asia, is 10 miles long.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24

MIR. and Mrs. Paul Hurd have
all of their family home for the
holidays. Phil arrived Friday
morning from St. Thomas Acad-
emyq in ST. Paul, and Sue came
the same morning from Billings,
where she is in nurses training
at st. Vincent Hospital. Dick
came Friday evening from Boul-
der, Colo, where he is a student
At the Colorado State University.
Dick was accompanied by a
friend, Art Sturdevant of Seattle,
Wash. who will also enjoy the
holidays as a guest at the Hurd
home.
Ronny Lalonde and Dennis
Jones arrived home Friday morn
ing from ST. Paul, to spend the
holidays at their respective
homes. Both are students at St.
Thomas Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Paulson
went to Miles City Wednesday to
visit through Christmas at the
home of Mr.. Paulson's nephew
and his wife, DR.. and Mrs. M. J.,
Robertson.
The Rev. and Mrs. Douglas
Swendseid and family of St. Paul,
Mimi, arrived in Sidney Tuesday
20 spend Christmas with his par
ants, the Melvin S~wendseids.
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Delaney
and daughter Debby of Great
Falls will visit in Sidney through
Christmas week at the home of
Mrs. DeLaney's mother, Mrs. Bill
Houglum. Mrs. Delaney will be
remembered as the former Donna
Allison. Other guests at the
-Houglum home Christmas will be
he Lawrence DeLaneys and Mrs.
Hannah Gedrose.
Miss Dolores Riegel of San
Diego, California, is spending the
holidays visiting here at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
3iegel and with her sister and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mohl. Miss Riegel is on vacation
rom her position n a florist shop
n San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Erickson left
Friday for Fargo, N. Oak, to
spend Christmas at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Petersen
and family. After Christmas
hey will visit Mr.. Ericksen's
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
Letter Tells Of
Sons Promotion
Mr.. Jacob Miller

Mr.. Jacob Miller
Box 81
Sidney, Montana
Dear Mr.. Miller:
1t is with great pleasure that l
write this letter, for it is my
privilege to inform you that your
son, Johnny, has been promoted
to the grade of Specialist Fourth
Class.
AS his commanding officer, let
me assure you that promotions
within the company do not come
easy, and only when an indivi-
dual demonstrates personal inter
est, effort and the desire to do
tasks assigned in an outstanding
manner, is he considered for pro-
motion.
Johnny's loyalty and devotion
to duty, without regard to diff
ficulties encountered or long
hours required to accomplish his
assignments, was recognized by
his immediate supervisors, and
he was highly recommended for
promotion to the grade he now
holds.
I am proud to have him as a
member of my command and
from my observations of his per-
Torrance of duty I am sure he
would prove an asset to any
organization.
In closing, please accept my
sincere congratulations, for I am
certain his present achievements
are due greatly to his previous
rearing and environment in
which you played a vital role.
Sincerely,
Francis P. Varelli
Captain, Infantry
Commanding
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
COLLEGE STUDENTS
HOME FOR
CHRISTMAS

Among the Montana State Col
lege students from Bozeman home
for Christmas vacation are Ken
dali Habedank, Julie Ann Hover
stien, Conrad Hansen, Bruce Ken
nedy, Dale and Keith Winter,
Roger King, Marvin Anderson,
Jean Erickson, Garry Bracken and
Roger Blodgett. Students home
from the state university at Mis-
soula include Leroy Anderson,
Jack Martin, Ron Quilting, Eddie
Dotson, Roberta Gladowski, Bob
Campbell, Judy Hagen, Betty Hall,
Eugene Miller, John Watkins and
Dick Helten.
jeanne Ness, Roberta Strom,
Lawrence Simonson, Elaine Del
amore and Thor Christensen ire
among the Concordia College stu
dents home from Moorehead,
MINI.
Freddie Ford and Doyle Dotson,
who are attending the State
Teachers College in Dickinson,
N. Oak, are home and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Quilting and daughter
and Erwin Schmidt from Rocky
Mountain College in Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
OLD CUSTOM
TRACED TO

The custom of making New
Years resolutions can be traced
to a peacock. The colorful bird
was a favorite Christmas dish in
early England, according to re-
search experts with The World
Book Encyclopedia. 1t was Gus
tomary for knights to take the
wow of the peacock" by making
their pledge for the new year
with their right hand on the
peacock.
An English king with a sense
of humor gave us the name for
sirloin steak. The World Book
Encyclopedias research depart
ment says Charles II once COM
pared his affection for his friends
gathered at a Christmas dinner to
his fondness for a loin of good
beef. Touching the roast with
mis- sword, he declared, Il knight
thee Sir Loin."
Propaganda is the art of MAX
ing other people think as you
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24

sisters and their families at
Yankton, S. Oak, and with his
brother and his family in Lam
caster, Pa. They plan to go from
Lancaster to Florida for part of
the winter and will return home
by way of Mesa, Arizona, where
they will also spend several
weeks.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24

Sidney Valley Hardware 0 l
Next League games T sche-
duled for Sunday, Dec. 81 with
Valley Hardware at Savage and
Legion at Fairview.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
INDEPENDENT b. b.
GAMES START

The lower Yellowstone Basket
ball League opened Sunday, Dec.
z at Sidney with two games. In
the first game Sidney Legion won
over Savage $3.50.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
BOX SCORE

IN the second game FalrVleW
took the measure of Sidney
Valley Hardware 72-51. Box
score is not availible.
Team standings r as follows:
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

IN THE MATTER OF THE)
FIXING OF THE TERMS)
OF COURT IN THE SEVENTH ORDER
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA)
FOR THE YEAR 1882
In compliance with the provisions
of Section 93-315 of the Revised
Codes of 197 of the State of Mon
tAnA,
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that
the times at which the several terms
of the above entitled Court shall
commence for he year 1859 are as
follows:
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24

Propaganda is the art of max
ing other people think as you
think, regardless of the reason.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
DAWSON COUNTY

IOltCWS.
DAWSON COUNTY
Monday. January 5th
Monday. May 4th
Tuesday, September 9th
Monday. November End
McCONE COUNTY
Friday, January 9th
Friday. May 9th
Friday. September 18th
Friday. November 18th
RISdLANo COUNTY
Wednesday. January 7th
Wednesday. May 9th
Wednesday, September End
Wednesday. November 4th
wI3AUX COUNTY
Friday, January md
Friday. May LIST
Friday, September 4th
Friday, November 9th
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
all applications for citizenship within
the District will be heard in Dawson
County upon the following dates:
April 9Th and October 9th at
1000 o'clock A. NJ.
UNLESS OTHERWISE ORDERED,
law and motion days shall be held in
ing times bsA tSvy5s COUNTY
Each Minday at 10 100 o'clock. AN
except during the month of August
Z
The Second and Fourth Fridays of
each month at 1000 o'clock. except
during the month of August.
RICHLAND COUNTY
Each Wednesday at 1000 o'clock.
A. M, except during the month OF
August.
WIBAUx COUNTY
The first and third Fridays Of
each month at 1000 O'Clock A.. M
except during the month of August
Done this 4th day of December.
1858.
F. S. p. FOSS
DISTRICT JUDGE
Publish Dec. 10. II, "a
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c0.0p AIRS. FOR sAIE


bsspossIi dis Ssasi sp'; windows So ~;
sides, Reas, IA, t-sgVi,
3, ARl..--0arden apis. .eonv, q
Ari Hall and Pentaeon. : bed
bus 81 door. IA, S.3SAO,
s.E. CHOICE L0CAfI0N--e-bsd.
I'm. turn, apt close 70, every
thing. Priced for quick sale Mrs
pELLK 4 Co. INC. 81 $3.50
THE BRQADMOOR---sale or rent
s ssss' o yssaER' w s;s1sa fss ''aii
WESTcHEsTER--Large i-bedroon
apt, overlooking Glover Archiholc
Park; over GOOSE, III. living area
iRR he Dtn a 4 lss closets ssa.s $4,000
WEsrcHHsrER-i bedroom; large
hv Im,, solarium; full-siIe din
s s% Ky q, VIZ stRs nsss e owss ai'
FIVE ROOMS. plus kit., pantry,
path and porch. Total .pFie.
sS 5000 ADAMS sSs' NH iRl' I'd nu Sw ' esouit
yield l5ss as investment. Cal
M sss' wA. SsgsaHgE 81 $500
Early OCCUPANCY Of enc. / snc
s-oedrm apts; In good nv
locations. For information. cal
'. BUXTON AIKEN, EN- S-SsQl
MAYOR GARDENS
$4,000 bedrm., liv. rm A dinIns
rm kit and bath.
$500 bedrms., Nv, rm., dinina
rIl.. kit and bath, corner
wing apt, newly decorated
Sll,SOu-3 bedrms,. liv, rm.. dinine
rm., kit and bath.
80 int. on unpaid balance AL
spts. in sood eond and conveniently
located To inspect, call JOHN L
SHELTON. Realtor 10 $4,000.
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Spring Is Near

Twin kiss soft ice cream
and root beer franchise are
again available in every
area Of Virginia. Twin-kiss
elm represents a won.
derful opportunity to get
into a business of your own.
A minimum investment of
$500 will get you started.
We deliver the drive-in TO
your location, fully equip
ped and air cooled. Set
your own hours and make
profit up to $4,000 or more
a season. depending upon
your location. With q
small additional invest
ment We also have avail
able Twin-kiss double unit
which in addition to serv-
ing soft ice cream and root
beer is fully equipped to
serve all types of hot foods
and sandwiches. Get COM
plete information now and
be ready to reap the profits
OF your wise decision this
spring. Write TWIN-KISS
OF VIRGINIA, l09 Long.
view drive. Richmond Va.
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OTHER LIsTINGs

ONTARIO, ssSS ontario
I'd n.W-Poysr Nv. I'm.
with immense walk-in closes.
! oedrm.. mod. kit and
bath with Southern expo
sure. ONLY $500. Elev
ana swehbd. bldg wired
Tor air eond off-street
parking available.
CAvANAUGH COURTS.
1885 18th 81. n.v.-very
nice l-bedrm apt home on
3rd n Of walk-up BLDG IN
eonvenienily central loeA-
ton. s4-hr. svteh6d. serv-
HOUSE SIZE" 1898
Lanisr 81. n " ieor, Quarry
rdsl-LEe. foyer. Nv Fm'.
din. rm-. 3 bedfmS., eompL
elAssed-in sun porch. pan
try kit. . baths, storage
md Z. Of walk-up 6!ds
elk from street car and 2
siks from 18th s.. bus.
MENDOZA, e3lO 10th o..
nu--Foyer. hv, I'm, l bec-
I'm. AIT. and bath, Eiey and
suehed. BLDG; with wiring
for Air eond In apt. s. 500.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS.
1918 3rd 81. n,v-Poyef,
liv. I'm. bedrm.. kit
dinette and bath. In nice
uNlouE DUPLEX esg3
18th 81. nv. - WOOD
BURNING FPl. in lse hv.
I'm. Mod elee. stove IL with
double sink. din. I'm
bedrms. and bath Need for
complete redecorat;on re-
dected In extremely lou
price Of $4,000. Terms
For additional lnfesma-
ton and app. 10 inspect
these or any Of the many
other excellent purchase o.
portunities exclusively list-
I'd with this once call
MAJOR oARyLY two 3:
1929 or Mr. OWENS
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AnL.-Lge. 2.bedrm. apt. 0-E kit.
DISPOSAL. dishwAsher: windows I
aides ReaR IA A.3AllT
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HOUSES FURNISHED
coNTINulpl

-.
All Aktrae,. e-bedrm. hrk,; IRE.
pl., SCI! peh;; unusual sicss:in
BEfmEsDA-- Reaut. furn,: planes
dSss SUBURBAN HOME airy
CtIkVY CHAsE. ND, Conn, ave-
8 bedrmsa 4 baths, lovely gar
den; baby srand stsinway, Deau.
nh Iiy , is,E 4, q .,s,o, VI 's ss
call OIL 2-tias Cali mornings
cHEvY CMAsE---For diplomats.
rms. , baths, harden. maids Eni.
pT Ssi s 81. S sss 81 Hss 81
s-eaSa.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Lly. rm.. din
sm,, eedrm. bath, kitchen lat q
d.. ! lee. closets. rec. rm. IN bsms nv
laundry and storage RIM, lear
garage. Call OF. i.s21t,
CLEVELAND Pk,--Atirae. house.
4 oedrms, md q ; servants etrs,
on 3rd; newly dec. re, 3-5l.S,
.. G., mr.. 3ist and Wee streets n .,
oedrms. large living rm., kit :
conpieteiy furnished fenced ysrd
Reasonable, LA. a-afS0.
FALLS CHURcH-Must rent nicely
latn. 3-bedrm. rambler; move IN
today; $3.50, u, 4.labe
GE0RGEr0wN--Attrae 4 bedrms.
: mod baths. knottY- pine kit, liV.
run din. Im,. garden. Avail. Peb
! $3.50. IA, s.s2ss,
oEORGErOwN-small. beautifully
furn,. s-bedrm., s-bath house
servants quarters and gArden
Owner leaying city, will rent for
w OF 20 days. $500 pef mo. Refs.
REQUIRED No AGENTS Boz ds-D.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furn
a-rm house, near bus; sis5. wa
LAKE BARcROFr-De luxe A-bed.
rn 2-bath bi-level. family rp
$3.50, " may rent unfurn. fel
k .SsSS;, GJr . o o,,sHAx " 81;
ewes, or a.5lss closed SUNDAY
NORTH CHEVY cHAsE---charminI
modern spht-leveli Nv rm.. fam
Isundry and eai sse db nsns esrp Slsh
Fully aiF-eonditioned, exquisttely
furnished Ready Feh, Z. seas
lease. RIPLEY Co. Ju. a-7S3S
SILVER SPRING. siNe Forest olsr
I'd ---S-eedTm brick rambler. IA.
baths: full bsmt., gas hot.WateT
heat, earport, Siso per mo pis.
MER AuxfER Co, SOS n 81 NV
Ma s-09i4 or after q pm and
Sat and sun. ~ a-ssSs
sulTIAND-Liv Fm.. din rm kit.
5 bedrms. Newly dec Fenced YARD
Good trAnsn Reas, 10, S-3T24
wOODNER HOTEL AREA-Beauti.
home. Perfect for entertainins
family living or employees grour
dexiTing 70 share expenses SfQs
mo, NEzzANoTTE 4 CO co
5000
ATTRACTIVE newly decorated II.
room Conn. ave. town house; suit
able for. private residence OF
eongenial group Of professional
men or ladies'. 0ayage available
Refs. required. Call. AID $4,000
NFaRBv MD.--Mod det. = he'd.
rms. den; fv. Bendlx: sun pch
Sl5 IN In rec tt,s ss ; frepl' s s.s'
IDEAL a-BFDRM. HOUSE. for grour
or large family; close TO down
town Se2O monthly; immediate
occupancy DU T-47aO. aftei I
esii EM c-ds9s
TOWN HOUSE-spaelous bed
rms. den. ga baths. huge club.
room with bar, garage, 2 poTchrs
near shcrehAm; $3.50 AD. e-ssss
WALKER a DUNLOP. INC.
oEoRdETowN - Lovely nirn
home with . bedrmS. III baths
Nv rm library With hrepl kit
formal din rm and sarden Ewes
CHEVY CHASE. 9S0O Conn. ave
Lac S-oedrm., 3-bath home In
choice location Ewes. ~. s-sl97
1900 18th 81 sw co s-Oees
ARLINGTON
CLOSE TO PENTA0oN
? eedFms, sas heat. good condition.
convenient shopping centers aad
transportAtion SOS month
WASHBURN & MAIZE
925 NEW YORK AVE. NV
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Town e. Country Realty
ALEXANDRIA
DEIIcATEssEN-nRocrR

DG-ASH BON -oAOOEEI
Death IN family forces widow q
sell profitable 9us ness. ~ 900 On
fun price. s. 500. over -. 200
modern equipment approx. $500
clean stock. ABC license Doing
over 81 400 weekly Excellent To-
cation ROWAN REALTY. IA. 5.
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LANDec APE AND NURSERY On
main road, including GOOD 0-roem
home Several acres pIsnted 70
shrubs, etc Owners illness forces
sale $4,000 cash required.
HOMER a CO, Realtors. Gath.
ersburg 2Da.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., liv. rm
din. rm. and kit, bath; full bsmt
with finished rec, rm wall-to.
wall carpeting. washer: b ~ h
Turn; excel, neighborhood, COW
transp. viii accept or ? chill.
aren: $3.50 EDDIE BARRET
M, XII s.s200. III. 6-22D3.
AMER. UNIV. PARK list tint
rented: very nicely furn. bed
rms. ga baths. mod. Kit. rec
rm scr. pch., .Gaf immed occup
Call Miss Richards, oil. 2-3lp2
81 $4,000. JAMES l.. DIXON
AnL., So bsdrm.. semidet.. pch
Anchor fence washer, convenient
transportatlon $40, ST, 3-iI7s
ARLINGTON-0lrlsi oirisi Girls
80 2 bsdfooms. close In; $40 mo
ABINGDON. n. nF, WiiSon Blvd
q bedrms. fenced yd.I washer
Tvi si2b. AP. T-f2eS.
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NEW PARKsIpE

Nv SumMit ~. NV.
A perfect gem" OF a
small apt. home. Foyer. Nv
I'm. tatr condD. bedrm, kit..
d:nette and bath, In Immae-
ulate eond. Less than sS7 90
Pc mo pays tIus, maini
MD utils. $4,000 with
800 cash, Ask for Mr.
RICE IN Apt, 404 or cali
AID. 2-QO6Q
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APARTMENTS WAITED

DACMKLOR seeks quiet. unfurn
ant nv; insl. lge ny. rm,, e!
erAnd plano. books, En-, 3-l1Il
Alter $50 pm and week END
NV -bedrm. apt; firepl.. patio
or terrace, view; elder bids, reas
rent RIA. a-i23a.
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CATERERS PARADISE

Lhffe. su0stantlal bIdg. Of DIS
tineiIon located IN the old town
section. suitable for Q nueh needed
caterer business In this Historic
cits Spacious looms. deal for
luncheo d'nntfs. banouets, large
enough Tor osncing and outdoor
c3nlns court lnspec- this nov ard
start your plans for the eoming
spr.Ec
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b C
Full-time exclusive motel broker
and travel specialist offers conSui-
taticn advice in best BUYS motels.
Wash D. C.; Va, Nd. Del. In thc
following groups,
A. Up g 10 units, no coffee
shop; net sls.000-s2O. 900. cash
B. up 70 10 units, With coass
shop net SIC u0O-S2O, OO0. cash.
&C. II TO 20 units, no tes'au-
rant . net siS,o0O " up cash
ID Il 70 80 units. with res,au-
rant net 100000 yr W cash
~ 80 units or more luxury
mote net $4,000 " UP; cash
~ Luxury motel sites; lsrss
JOE H. THOMPSON
2S2 WOODWARD BLDG.
WASHINGTON s. D. c.
Jackson s.e7O0. virginia cmee v
HIllvood Motel U. 9. so FAlo
CONTINUED on Hex PaTsJ
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LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches q specially s L. MORRIS
tt Pei $50 or Ii 6-2sse
AAMEs TRANsFER-sTORAGE co,
- rooms as low as $50. or 81
per hour. AID. 2-624s. 29s
MOVING ACROSS THE sTREET Of
across the country: safe STORAGE
Phone NO 7-OI04 UNION STOR.
ACE CO, INC, Established 1908
MOVING AND HAULING. day o.
night: feas rates DU 7-a0o7
DU 7-e656. J n X MOVING CO
sAvE-Lov rates: padded vans
SaTdrobe1; "a hrs. short notice
HILLS eP 10000, LU 10000
HARRIS NOVELS : Insured van
service; 2 experienced white men.
rates IS low a. IS per hour. 10.
7-s341.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept SURPLUS furniture Is part
payment on your u0ving, storage
reasonable rates. IA. o.2o3S. 26'
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COLORED-sD5 PR MOS he'd.
rms gas heat, Venetian blinds
mod. semidct brk mr. nenn1ns,
ena Z Capitol. To see call ST
coLORED-Ia3e sth ST. NV
rooms. kit. bath, h.-wh.. s8b
vii decorate DAVIDSON. no. y.
1915, NO. 7-25lO.
COLORED-iss0 CONGRESS Pr
s,E.--2-hedrm, semidet. brk mod
III and bath. knotty-pine rec
rm fenced lot, newly Yedec
500 mo RALPH d. KAIsER a
CO, RA J-l23a.
COLORED--II2s x ST. s.E.-TUc
bedrms.. liv. rm, dinette, Kit. and
bath: eas heat; ADULTS. SIS
9sULLiyAN ifoi Eve St. nv.
COLORED - 400 HAMILTON ST
NV bedrms. liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. bath. bsmt.. 2 porrhes,
larGe yard. gar. auto. 1T. AVIAN.
FEB i so mo. IA. 1904 OF
CoLORED-s6SO UNIVERSITY 'PI.
NV rms, bath. bSmt., oil
heat sl05 per mo. ST. 3-a6S1
cOLORED-eSOS RANDOLPH ST
NE. Moodridge--Heaut 8-room
housei $40, EN-, 10000.
cOLORED--iOI Z ST. N.E.-Lse
corner prick. newly dec. a rms
and bath: Anchor fence surround.
m mo- OIfR.r SEulEsss S SSSl' s sse g
COL0RED--lath AND FLORIDA
AVE NW.--Loyelv 3-story bricI
home. . rms baths. full bsmt
M M MIR SiTSuESassfN. M Sql' s sSi q
COLORED--iOtO SUMMIT PL, NE
Lovely 6-rm ana bath corner
brick home. block from McKin
ley Hiah School, full bsmt, storm
windows and doors throughout
newly redecorated inside and out
SEuMHNN, WR s.6!oo mo MN
COLORED-NFw, DETACHED q.
bedrm brick, nearby Nd, rs min
from D. G Modern eonveniences
Sdi 80 per mo. RE. 6-iO20.
COLORED--NO. q 9th ST. NE
aemidet stone house. Q rms. and
bath; gas heat newly redeco-
rated. only SpT 50 mo. Mr.. NEu.
MANN. MA. $4,000.
COLOREb-2iiS. ~ ST. NV. =
. rms, X and B., h.-w.h. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
PRIVATE SCHOOL
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

A Te..-AaLsn private Scn0ol 10
TOO efoEced and must move 8 up
tO-cate buildings sLc must lie seen
10 he sSpFesiatsc scEes with
lovely ssrIo- and trees. fenced
piaygTo14r; main oT.Ck building
2no sns .eF tui.dings clSSSrooms
with nd. vlc.al oatns large, nod
EN- -eaen Gac dining Yoo-a.
School IL excl tond. and meets all
city requirements Can accomme.
Gale b seen ia and 40 chtidren.
1aoNa o an Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

1901 conneetieat ave. NV.
pelightful /. . and 5
caliy priced for immed.
sale SlS.500 to StS. 0O0
Terms. Ask for Mr.. OWENS
a. BROApMOoR desk or
call wO. $4,000.