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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

GOLF CLUBS, mems, excellent con.
dition, Sam 9need model, 3 irons
= woods, used season. bag with
hood. 500 or best cash offer. u
GOLF CLUBS-Nos. /. 2 and Z
s sSSens i SfG ioE 81 v0 81 y sss'
GOLF CLUBsi iarre selection d
woods and irons, SOC and up, WI
buy. sell or exchange your sol
clubs and equipment COLuMHIl
kI S@sI. al n Ezcb bH N9qIESis6Sss s Co
GOLF CLUBS, matched set. 4 woods
4 irons and putter, reasonable
GUITAR. in GOOD condition, branc
Phone on, 4-695g,
GUITAR, Martin In case. new, cost
Si3e, sell for 500: Gibson CLASSIC
IN case. cost S2a0.bO, sell fol
Sl45. Du. 7-7673.
GUITARS, all makes, new and used
Central Charge. GUITAR SHOP
| 1916 W 81. NV. NE. S-l4l0,
GUNS = With holsters, % LR
Colt Woodsman, $50; cash anc
Identification, 10. 7-33O2.
GUNS--Remington caiiber 222 Var
minter, Weaver XII scope. excel.
with ammo, Springfield ealibe
45y70, Cadet model, good. spring
1eld. Model 1871, ealiber- 1910
excel. Other rifles, pistols. shot
guns suns 1nd ammo Sell or trade
GUNs-New colt, singie action
Frontier Scout. all blue, $40; rarl
AUTO; many others. ~ s-iesO
HEATERS, ranges. stoves, new, used
gas. oil, coal wood ACME STOVE
101l 9TH NV. Ma S-S952.
HEATER, Coleman, $1,000 BTU
heats 4-5 rms; In excellent con.
dition: $50. XII. 9-6252.
Hl-FI. Lee speaker, S45: MT
piano, dryer. Moving. III. 9-1iS7
speaker, $50; furn. 7-rm. house
HI-FI EQUIPT., gov ampl. S2t
PIT. BL-10 speakers $50. Gs.-77
record changer and Fairchilc
cart, unused. OIL. 1881.
HI.FI Amplifier speaker system
kLH No. q and 35-watt basic am
pliher, Brand new. 500. OIL
M-FI-H, n, Scott, pre-amp. ant
s ss1 RsT S2Sss%y1att watts excel. cond
HI-FIDELITY, FIN tuner, Meiss.
ner; In perfect condition: best
offer. HU. $4,000.
HI-FI AMPLIFIER, Scott e9-D, Tx,
new. $50. EN-. 5-0003.
HI-FI, Magnovox Is" speaker with
! tweeter, see: Monarch 4-speec
1 record changer with stereC
cartridge, 500; Garrard, S42: FIN
tuner, $44 Harmony stereo amp.
/ 500; speaker cabinets, S24: tuner
kits. $50; stereo amp. kits, $50
/ speaker, kits, 500. See us for best
buys In GARRARD, JENSEN
BOGEN, UNIVERSITY. AR, Lam
SING, FISHER, SCOTT, SHEER.
WOOD, and all the others at low
audiophile net prices. EMcc
WHOLESALERS, Downtown: sos
18th st. NV, Me. S-43SI. Silver
Spring: 1923 Fidler lane, JU
5-1S00. Bethesda: 1886 Wiscon.
sin ave. OIL. 10000. Suburban
stores also open ewes, Mon.
Thurs, Fri, all day Sat. SHURE
CART AND ARR SPEAKERS IN
STOCK.
HI-FI, AM-FM, SW radio, auto
matte changer, 4 speakers; cost
| gOEQ Niue G1oS uTnrfb raa.rds
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FURN.--Maple din. rm. set, compi.
hide-a-bed. bedrm. suite, misc
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FURN.--Solid maple dinette table
chairs eustom-made pad; S45.
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SEWING MACHINE, 80 electric
portable. round bohbln. with at
tachments; like new; originally
SlS9.6O, 6acrince. quick sale, $50.
VIII accept trade, Owner viii de-
m9nstrate. no obligation. sunday.
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luxe: oriental rug, AXIS: Bristoi
table lamp; typewriter. RA. 3-SOS7.
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SEWING MACHINES - Beautiful
Singer. consoles, dark wood, zig-
gag att. take up payments, So as
mo-, balance $35, Call Elk. 4.
o540, day or night, for free home
demonstration. QiO 9th 81 NV
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ARNOLD LUMBER co

ARNOLD LUMBER co
Rear 323 Cedar St. NV.
LUNCH COUNTER, store equip
ment and stock. cash Tegister
awning 9sod neon sign co. 5-e6io
MINK COAT, beautiful ranch
size 1915, A-length. Sacrifice FOL
quick sale WO. 6-3S16.
MICROSCOPES MONOCULAR-B
andL. medical and Leitz student
used. exc. cond. HE. 9-2033.
MISC. ITEMS for sale: sofa, :
piece, black foam rubber. mod
design: Sears "Hi-Riser" bed with
slip cover: mod. design curtains,
142x95" and tSxs0't; dishes,
! place settings plus serving pieces
mans suit. size AZ regular. All
very reasonable. Call IL 10 4
Ell. 6-4S17.
MOTORS REPAIRED, exchanged
In most sizes while you wait; low.
EQUIPMENT Co, 2473 Sherman
ave. NV. AID. 2-l600.
MOTORS, gas, electric, "a h,p-, SIS;
Ia h.p, S35. J. H. GICHNER
2ol3 M st. NV, FE. 3-6345.
MOTORS, lI100 to 100 hip. anc
wound, exch. 45th year. CARTY
1908 l4th st. NO. 7-0224.
M0WER-Huffy Elec. 1SS rotary
w II, cord. Good as new. $50
MULTILITH MACHINES: Mode
RY ]. ABRAMS, l24 L st. ne.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS = All
makes OF musical instruments
roth new and used; all instru.
ments teacher approved: Lowest
price rental purchase plan avail
on East Coast. Terms and trade
WASHINGTON MUSIC CENTER
1858 H st. ne, Ii. $4,000.
NEED EXTRA INCOME? Invest
mutual funds. Inquire H. Ray,
wa. 7-2S1S.
NOBODY OUT-DIsCOUNTs
UNITED
Portable Typewriters
Brand-New, $40 90, Plus F,E.T.. ur
A TYPEWRITER is a long-life thing
ANOTHER UNITED FIRST
hent II, Try 1t Before You Buy It
You Can nsure-Why Buy Insure
Rent ESI, lTTT CHARGE IT
Burroughs i0-coI. eisc. port.
$3.50; Victor and Remington,
Rand. brand-new; 10 keys: sS6.52
Sunstrand cleo, on stand; 10 keys
CALcULAToRs
Monroe cleo, $50 80. Burroueh,
nonlisting 9-coi., hand. S49. So
.DUPLICATORS
A. B. Dick, Model 90, cleo; wher
new sold for over $500; 500 80
Print-o-matic card-size dupiicator
orand-new, automatic, self-feed
pprl IGo over 1000 cards per hr.
S14.99, plus F.E.T. Heyer, Jr., Ell
ors; lightweight; S10.95,
Every Day Is Sale Day
Nobody Out-Discounts United
Iraoe-ins accepted. Long, cas-,
terms. No money down: up to 81
months to pay.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
ol3 18th st. NV, RE. 7-1l77
OFFICE DESK, Walnut, typeWritel
compartment. Mahogany legal file
Seetlonal bookcase. JU. 5-465S
OFFICE EQUIP. Desks chairs
Mes, typewriters. add. mach, etc
Closing out entire stock durina
REMOVAL SALE. Bargains CIR.
Gle. GIG 9th st. NV. DI. 7-6O36
OFFICE FUN.-LIKE NEW
DE luxe Desk, chairs and Stationer,
cabinet. blonde finish. AID. 10000
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM q a
NAVY AND OTHER LARGE OR
CARNATIONS. 4 CARLOADS
lOO G.. F. fiat-top DIP. steel desks
refinished in gray or green
Cost new S265 al
san Same ems make secretarial. cos
g. F. typewriter desks. stee
$50 Legal letter steel files. full s ms
Ppsnsion; g. F. Art Meta
shaW-Walker. Cost new SIS,
4;;drawer wood legal ant and i0 iett ai
$50 CIamer steel office chairs witt
Ioam-rubber seats and back
Drown naugahyde. Sells fol
$40 so. Like new S79i
hundreds valuable reflnished offic,
FURNITURE of every DESCRIPTION a
sacrifice prices. less than 25G o
original cost. ~ y
MANHATTAN OFFICE Eou nfS co
1101 18th ST. NV
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LUMBER
OPEN SAT.-SUN.

Shelving. i5c: AXIS M-inch sheet
rock, 81 "a; t-ineh hard boards,
&c sd. IT,; AKA cedar. 22c lin. II.
undersixe 2x4x6, 40c, cut TO size
Free delivery.
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Tv RCA l7-IN., $40
Others, So: 3518 Conn. ave, Wo.
$4,000, TO 10 pm, daily, Sun. :
TV PIC. TUBES, $40
New, RcA licensed, 17-inch, $40;
Sl-lnch, Slb; 24-inch, $50. WO.
6-94O0 I'll 10 pm, daily, Sun.
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FURN., studio couch, bkcase, hdbd.
chest. screen. lamp. Hqoysr vac,
ete.;- 500. Mcvins. pf' 7-s9ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS = All
makes Of musical instruments
roth new and used; all instru.
ments teacher approved: loves
price rental purchase plan avail
on East Coast. Terms and trade
WASHINGTON MUSIC CENTER
1858 H st. ne, Ii. 7-3200.
NEED EXTRA INCOME? Invest
mutual funds. Inquire H. Ray
WA. 7-2SIS,
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PULLMAN KITCHEN

kIADiO--Short wave and amateur,
hailcratter used S-3S. $50; new
H s2g See ISIS, Us for best buys in
NATIONAL, JOHNSON, COLLINS
WSJxN at EMc eHs's ws see .Es Risk
Frs, 1928 Fidier lane. silver
Spring, JU. 5-ISOn
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GOLF CLUBS. mems. excellent con.
dition, Sam 4need model, B irons
z woods, used. 4 season. bag with
hoed; 500 or best cash ofier. u
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fYPEWRITERS, S35 up, recondi-
TONED. Trade in your old ma
chine for neg Underwood. Rem
ington, Royal or Corona port
able, Pay $50 difference. CEN
TRIAL, 2OO7 l4th st. NV, HU.
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FURN UNCLAIMED-Marbie tor
dressers. $50; marble top wash
stands. .S15: drop-leaf table, Sl5:
kit. cupboard, $40; bamboo chairs,
So; round oak table, $40; 8 din
I'm. chairs. S24; Victorian sofa,
$50; cedar chest, SEQ; mirrors,
80; sofa and chair, $50; bedrm,
set, SOS; din. -rm. set, 500; kit.
set. S12: vanity with mirror, S7;
HOLLYWOOD bed. S25; chest OF
drawers. $40: mattress. SO; early
Amer, sofa: French chair. Si5;
kit. table, So; sofa bed, S25;
occas. chair, SO: bed, SIS; love
seat, $50: wing chair, $40; roll
away bed, SO; Fr. Prov. bedrm
and din. -rm. pieces; rocker, So:
china closet, $40; corner cup
board, S35; maple dresser. SIS:
sofa, SEQ. WE DO UPHoLSTEP.
ING. SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs.
decorator fabrics, 33qs of. An
tiques restored, cabinet work.
Also new furn. Easy terms. HOFF-
MANN UPHoISTERERs, 2447
18th st. NV, CO. 5-5I16. Open
ewes. It'll 3, Sun. 12 to 3. 13s
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PIPE. new. used. black, gaiv. plaa-
tings, BLOCKS, I746 Lee hwy.
IA, $500, WA, 7-5b0l.
PIPE, 3-in. threaded, coupled, like
n BIZ ls 49, Lee hwy, ArlinE'
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FuRN.--Hide-a-bed; Ant. gas sty.
4. v, ehrs.: sofa; Easy irOneri 3.
PC. bedrm,, studio; dinettg; sei
Bed Nv, mis- mise, IRE rea 81 Htl. s.ssss
FuRN.-Liv. I'm. sofa. love seat,
din. rms bedrm. sets. mirrors, etc
Leaying town. EN-, 3-0i04.
FURN.--2 tWln-bed box springs: 4
$40 ea, ~. 0-40l1.
IFURN., studio couch. bkcase. hdbd.
chest. screen, lamp. Hqoyer vac.
sss. i ISese1M o SaIaEu' p IN 7says
FURN.-Blond bed with spring anc
mattress and MATCHING dresser
sofa and oysrstufIed chairs: 2,
PC. walnut din. rm set: small
kit. sink with cabinet space. Al
excel. cond. OF. 2-0O1b.
FURN.--Maple din. rm. set, compi.I
hide-a-bed, bedrm. suite misc
items; reas. ov. 3-0140.
FURN.--Formica table. 4 matchinl
chairs: 2 lamp tables. ! cocktail
table 2 metal law chairs. ia
FURN.-9 studio couches. SO ca.
eudet', $40; dresser and mirror
|FURN.--Solid maple dinette table
chairs, eustom-made pad; S45.
FURN.--House sold. estate mus
sell mahog; secretary, empire side
board, table, chairs. chest, lamps
misc. Bargain. 2440 10th st. NV.
Sat, 1888: sun, 1-5.
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Rear 323 Cedar st. NV.
LUNCH COUNTER, store equip
ment and stock, cash register.
awning, neon sign. CO. 5-8610,
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SEWING NV aon MAc sIss desk. mahog !,
excel. eond, Wo. 0-7494,
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ROMB0NE, Wurlitzer, bargain;
trumpet like new, bargain. NO.
Evening star., 1959-11-27

W0shingtOn, D. c. xidsy, November n, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

Woll Rock. Spo'Vle,
eostine Spoon, Po-
toto MoShsr, Cook.
ing Fork, Meet Lin
er, Siroinsr Spoon
OF Lode.
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Engineers Urge
Tourist Parking
Underneath Mall

Underground a ito m o b. e
parking beneath the Mall, par
ticularly to benefit tourists has
been urged by the District So
ciety of Professional Engineers.
In supporting the project. the
society urged its directors
board to WIN active support of
1t from the professional .engi-
neering fraternity here. The
society has a membership of
500.
Laurie F.. Hess, vice president
of the group. said great adj
vanees" have been made toward
providing adequate parking for
shoppers and Office workers.
Practically nothing, however,
has been done for tourists in
that respect, he added.
Washington rebuffs thous-
ands of tourists who come here
every year in the manner of a
host who invites guests to a
banquet but doesn't provide
chairs Mr.. Hess asserted.
Even a single-level parking
garage would take care of the
needs if spread the width and
distance of the Mall, he said.
Suitable highway connections
could be made with Ninth,
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
which are to be depressed or
tunneled where they cross the
Mall as feeders to the city's in
ner loop highway system, Mr..
Hess said.
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Coal ampHif
By3d Blast
In Kentucky

wHITESBURG. KY. April Q
(AP). Another dynamite blast
rocked q coal loading ramp
south OF here early today and
q group Of striking United
Mine Workers pickets reported
shots fired at them.
The explosion put II. c..
Combs ramp at Isom out Of
operation. Damage TO ma
chinery which separates coal
was estimated at $500 by
county officials.
Third In Two Days
The blast was the third in
two days in Letcher County.
one of seven Eastern Kentucky
counties embroiled in a MONTH
old strike by 1000 UNIV
miners.
Arsonists set fire yesterday
to a scale house 5 miles from
Combs ramp and another coal
company radio tower was
dynamited. More dynamite was
thrown on a railroad track
near Chavies.
State police reported pickets
stationed at loading tracks
near Isom were fired upon.
About six shots whistled
down from the hills as a train
went by, lighting UP the pickets'
position.
Talks Fail
The renewed violence came
as small coal operators re-
turned from a meeting in
Washington with UNIV inter-
national officials and reported
the talks we're unsuccessful.
They said they would try to
run their mines with anyone
willing TO WORK.
The mine workers seek a So
daily basic wage increase. The
small operators say the pay in
crease to $24.25 daily would
break them.
One operator has been killed
and five UNIV members have
been charged in the death.
Pickets in Letcher and Perry
Counties have virtually halted
all coal movement from mines
not under contract. They have
expanded their operations to a
24-hour-a-day basis, building
bonfires at night and stretch
ing themselves across rail
switching tracks to prevent
movement of loaded coal cars.
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1000 to Meet, Discuss
Presbyterian Home

More than 1000 area Pres
byterian leaders and officers
will discuss plans for a new
Presbyterian Home at a dinner
at Z pm. Saturday at the
Sheraton Park Hotel.
The 81 million home, to he
built at Thirty first street and
Military road NV, will pro :
vide care for 80 persons.
Speakers at the dinner will
be Judge Sam E. Whitaker
United States Court of Claims;
A. c. Oliphant. president OF the
homes board of trustees; the
Rev. George NJ. Docherty, pas
tor of the New York Avei, lie
Presbyterian Church, and Paul
Wooton, newspaperman and lay
leader.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

HUPR 1885 ne new; 10000 miles
$500 firm. call TO. 2.S0D0.
IMPERIAL "a Crown 7-dT. Owner
must sell immed. Low milease. All
access, incl. power steering, o.
vas, seat, cleo. Windows. antennna,
ae luxe instant heater. sig, seek.
re- rear s sSss.l ri Custom s SSPsES s sRS
Only $1,000. Call 10. b-Ibo1
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1 Hss s,So lsi pSoa 5:d In s sI ssaIs'
HENkY y Al 4:eyl. 2.aTj white
p $40 s s.sssssss m SSs' q rS fss
HUFFMAN '6s del. 4-dr. sedan;
S Sss T;ssSRs . nlksfRs I ~ 7I MS V:
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

LINCOLN 1857 Premier hardtop,
w.-w.; like new; S2.70O. Can sP.
3-sOss.
LINCOLN 'bS Continental Marx III.
Factory air. all powered; s4.3e6.
Akers OldS-C Cadillac Co.
Pairllnston shopping Center
Alex, Va. oV, 3-O35O
MERCURY '5f Monterrey: auto
Ss ons er ssan'9 ssSs Ar sPSss, =
MERCURY 80 2-dr.: .radio and
heater, white-wall tires; fun
price, S05. oREti9oN MOTORS,
704 W. Broad st., Falls Church,
Va. Open liza,
MERCURY '56 Montclair hardtop:
=. and h.. Mercomatic; l. owner;
only S6g5 full price. Bank terms,
TOM CARR ED6EL. 1901 Good
Hope I'd. sc.
MERCURY 1855 Montclair 2-df.
hardtop. auto. tranam, power
steering. r. h., 2-tone. Diplomat
leaving country, EN-. 2.74Ob.
MERCURY '58 Montclair 4-door
hhnTSesop power e.. s.ssrlng pSwss
drive: new-car condition. S2.3O5.
KRAMER TOLSON
1905 8. Capitol st. Sc.
10. $500
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HODGE 80 convertible: fully equip
* ped; / owner DC 5-8254.
hodge 1852 ,Cl. cpe.: r.. h.. new
4ires: its low mileage is in evil
dence By its beaut. eond.:. $3.50.
=. OWNER, 1922 Ashmead pl. NV.
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3OIO R. !. ave. NE. La. 9-I0o3
FORD so Country Sedan: T. and
b Fordomatic; very clean: 81 ,5g5;
virginia ave. NV. FE. 3-10o6,
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ARLEX USED CARS
shirlingten Business sine Center

FORD '55 "ss customiine FoFdor:
n n sd ss a i Z. s4 Ra5i i si2
YER SPRING. INC, l141 East
West hwy. sil. spg.. ~. g-l434.
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.lioDGE SO cOrOnet VS.: 2-tone,
euto. trans. Z and h.; clean;
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6ODGE '5s Suburban station Vag-
On: Light green: $3.50. OIL. 4
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Continental Motors, Ltd.

DODGE "a coTonet 4-door sedan;
E :s-tone, 7. and h.. low miieage;
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DODGE '5S Custom Royal Lancer
5oEer steertf,g. power brakes;
beaut. 2-tone finish; factory -offi-
I cial car, less than 1000 miles;
! IKE new. Full price only 81 - ;.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD 81 FairIane 500 Tudor:
! Foydomatic power brakes. radio,
heater, 2-tone finish; extra clean
( 81 Hn5: written Ruar
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KIRK z!;Ill.;, MOTOR N y d . ,! co.
.TEEP Is

yAGUAR Mark VII 4-dr.: ivory
finish sun roof. auto. trans. A
distinguished dreamboat. Sl,7o5.
Private. VIII. 2.2O7b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

DODGE 1850 2-dr.: excellent me-
Erhan. cond.. very clean interior
no body or paint damage: 9 miles
) per gal. Private owner. $500. WA,
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FORD '53 VS. customline Tudor;
Sun, AP. 7-O323. weekdays. WA.
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FORD 1855 convertible; radio. heat
tinentsi kit.. styiston: yellow and
black with black top, black and
owner. low mileage, exceptionhiiy
nice eaT, insie sos and out; this
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S595
LYNN MOTORS

FORD SO custom line Tudor Sc
dan: blue: r. and h., auto. trans,
power steering: good cond.; $50;
Diplomat leayins country. DE. =
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|iAOI r. I. Ave. NE. CO. 5-s122
kIipsed Saturday. Open Sun. los
hodge '53 Coronet 4-dr. sedan: r.
and h.. auto. trans: very clean
H345. 1871 n; Glebe I'd. Airing
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FORD 81 Tudor sedan s-eyl;i
good running cond.: $500. Call
FORD '55 Country Squire, 9-pass.;
T, and h.. Wv, tires, snow shoe
Si.I95. "a. 2-3f60 bet. Q and q.
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FORD

7036 CARROLL AVE
TkKOAdA PARK. ND. yU. $1,000
M SOTO 1858 FiTedcme IS" a.
door: cleo. window lifts, 2-statiOn
radio. heater; door slightly
- anTunR. $175 Pa 3-2A34
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p PENNY MOTORS

1920 r. !. Ave. NE. La. $1,000
FORD $50 Country Sedan 9-pas-
senger Fordor: all white, Z. and h.,
automatic transmission, Wv.
tires; can be bought for So down.
FASTENER MOTORS
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
kiwanis Training
Session Held Here

Louie LaRoche, Kiwanis 1t,
Governor designate of District 5
conducted a training session in
Sidney for the local club officers
and directors who take office in
January. The meeting was held at
the Lalonde Hotel at 7:30 Monday
evening under the direction OF
president designate Clint Fulker-
son. Appearing on the program
were vice president designate j. S.
Pennepacker and Hurry Carey,
secretary. Speakers on the pro-
gram included past president, Otto
Habedank, Harry Mikelson, and
Keith Krebsbach along with preSi-
dent Jerry HomStad.
These training sessions T an
nual events designed to aquaint
incoming officers and directors
with duties and responsibilities
Of their offices.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
"Gift With A Lift"
Appeal Being Made

Gifts With a Lift" again asks
your help with their Christmas
gift program for the patients al
Warm Springs.
OF the nearly 1000 patients al
our state hospital atWarm Springs
there are many hundreds who are
forgotten" at Christmas, except
for the usual candy treats provided
at our state institutions. Gifts With
a Lift, with your help, has provid-
ed a personal Christmas gift for
these forgotten" patients during
the past five years.
Please help insure the success
Of this years program. Any new
personal item is a fine gift and a
dollar will buy several. Cash dona-
tons are welcome. Gift suggestions
are.
Men or Women: Candy, Games
puzzles, cigarettes, holders, gloves,
mittens, scarves, caps, a muffs,
playing cards, ballpoint pens, PEN
ellis, hair grooming items, handker-
chiefs, jcwelry.
Men. cigars,
shaving needs, harmonious, slip
pers, shirts or sweaters.
Women: cosmetics, scented soap,
perfume or cologne, small purses,
slips, blouses, housedresses, ank-
lets or hose, slippers.
Do not gift-wrap but wrappings
enclosed are appreciated. Mail
gifts directly to: Gifts With a Lift,
State Hospital, Warm Springs,
Montana. Gifts may be mailed or
delivered to 1104 West Broadway,
Butte by December 10Th.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
James battin
fcQNTINuED FROM PAGE u

ature Society. He is also admitted
to practice before the Treasury
Department and the Interstate
Commerce Commission. He has
served as City Attorney for Bill
lings, deputy County Attorney for
Yellowstone County and was ap-
pointed the first Special ~Investig-
ator for the Yellowstone County
Attorneys office.
81 have been interested in politics
for a number of years and would
welcome the opportunity to re-
present Eastern Montana full
time" as a member in the House of
Representatives of the United
States Congress-" Battin said as
he pointed to his political record
which includes past presidency Of
the Yellowstone County Young
Republican Club, a member of the
Yellowstone County Republican
Central Committee and a member
of the Montana State Legislature,
representing Yellowstone County.
Battin has always been active in
community affairs. Just recently
he was named State Drive Chair
man for the Montana Heart Fund
and named to the Governors
White House Committee for Chill
dren and Youths. He was award
ed the DeMolay Legion of Honor
Award in 1857. He is a past board
member of the Billings Jaycees
and was awarded the Distinguish
I'd Service Award by the United
States Junior Chamber of Com
nerce. He is active in Masons, the
Fraternal order of Eagles,
Moose Lodge, Elks and Kiwanis
organizations. His other civic dut-
es include an advisory member of
he Salvation Army, member State
Board for Crippled Children and
Adults, a former member of and
general counsel for the City-Coun-
y Planning Board, past chairman
If the Auxiliary Police.
Battin married a native Miles
lily girl, Barbara Choate in 1947.
They have two daughters and own
heir own home at 1923 Maple Ave.
n Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

WATCH WHAT BLACK WATCH
DOES FOR A MAN.
THE MANS FRAGRANCE FOR
AROUND THE CLOCK DISTINC-
TON. SHAVE LOTION OR COL
OGNE ST. so PLUS TAX.
BLACK WATCH CREATED FOR
MEN BY PRINCE MATCHABEL-
Ii. EXCLUSIVE At
HOTEL PHARMACY
47-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

A person with a swollen head
and big talk, doesn't really know
how much of problem he really
is because he is behind ii all.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

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