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PUTNEY
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ago. But she could not recall
from. where he had written.
Concluding the half-hour
interview, Mrs. Motherwell said
she was anxious to bring things
to head and would call police
if she heard from her husband.
Motherwell was known to
have been in southwestern
Kentucky about six weeks ago.
Motherwell Trailed
Law enforcement officers got
on Motherwell's trail last year
after he sent telegram to Mrs.
Putney's half-brother. Castro
M. Dabrohua of Winnetka. ILL.,,
on August II and signed it
Pearl" The wire said Mrs.
Putney expected to be married
In Mexico.
Picked up in Las Vegas,
Motherwell was returned to this
area and questioned about the
death of his 14-month-old re-
tarded daughter whose body he
had buried in a pet cemetery in
Frederick. Md. A grand jury
there refused to hold him re-
sponsible for the child's death.
In a day or two the country
will be plastered with 100000
FBI wanted flyers and from
that point on it will be q sys-
tematic search.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

Senator Scott. Republican of
Pennsylvania. complained to-
day Of mice in the Old Senate
ONCE Building.
"Along the basement cor
ridors," he told q luncheon
meeting OF the Almas Temple
Shriners. 'even In the height
Of the tourist season, mice
outnumber constituents"
The situation has grown so
bad. the Senator added. that
female members Of his stan
may boycott the basement
floor except when absolutely
necessary"
But one of the necessities.
he pointed out. is the beauty
shop which Is located on the
basement level.
r"Attendance was unaffected"
the Senator said. until one
mouse ran into the shop the
other day. This resulted in
one lady's hairdo being COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Policeman Hurt
Making Arrest

A Metropolitan policeman
suffered face cuts last night
when he tackled a man fleeing
arrest for disorderly conduct.
Pvt. Eugene Doak, of No. 9
precinct. went TO Georgetown
University Hospital with lacer-
atoms Of the left eye and lip.
He said he tackled Marine
Pfc. Edward C. Lemire, 10, in
the 1900 block Of Thirty-ninth
street NV. when the man
tried to run away. In the
scuffie. both men fell.
Pfc. Lemire was charged
with disorderly conduct and
turned over to military police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
PRICES
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dependents and to 1881 for a
worker without dependents.
The decreases resulted from
a seasonal drop in the work
week and. to a lesser extent,
from the work stoppage in the
steel industry in mid-July. An
increase in consumer prices over
the month and the decline in
spendable earnings reduced the
buying power Of factory work.
ers by about is per cent.
The increase on the index
will mean wage boosts to about
l million workers, primarily in
the automobile, farm equip
ment and aircraft industries.
Hersey c. Riley, chief Of the
Labor Departments Division of
Prices and Cost Of Living, said
most Of the affected workers
will receive a quarterly raise
Of 2 cents an hour.
The report. went on to state
that restaurant meal prices had
advanced one half of / per
cent during the month.
Housing Costs Rise
A rise of one-tenth Of per
cent in the housing index re-
1ected increases in most of its
component sub-groupS. For in
stance. rents edge up at the
same level and household oper.
atoms advanced three-tenths of
4 per cent, largely because of
higher prices for dry cleaning
and laundry services, the Gov
ernment said.
There also was an advance Of
eight-tenths of ! per cent in
recreation prices, due primarily
to higher movie admission
charges and increased prices for
sporting goods.
Transportation prices rose
three-tenths Of per cent be-
cause of higher prices for used
cars, increased transit fares in
some cities and higher auto
mobile insurance rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
BOBBING BUSH
SPURS FUTILE
RESCUE MISSION

BERLIN, N. H. (AP).-
An SOS signal appeared to
flash from atop 1,000-foot-
high Mount Forist last
night.
A Boy Scout reported to
police he saw a light SPELL
ing out the distress signal.
Two policemen climbed
the mountain and found
two United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey men.
The surveyors had set
down their lantern beside
a bush.
Windblown shrubs in
front of the lantern caused
what appeared to be the
flashing signal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

Grated with city support under
the name Of the Long Beach
Beauty Congress. said they
wouldn't pay.
John e. Waite. jr., president
Of the swimsuit concern tCata-
lina) said he was sorry that's
the way the city feels. But II
Long Beach is out. he said, 1T
can be definitely stated that the
Miss Universe pageant viii be
moved TO another city"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
HAWAII

Continued From First Page
tive to take their oaths here
Monday.
The two Senators are Hiram
L. Fong, 52-year-old Republic
can Of Chinese descent, and
Oren E. Long, 70-year-old DEM
ocrat and former territorial
Governor. The House member
is Daniel K. Inouye. 34-year-
old Democrat Of Japanese par
entage who lost an arm fight
ing with the 442d Regimental
Combat Team in Italy in
World War II.
Terms Of the Senator's will
be decided by a drawing after
they take the oath.
100 Senators Now
Swearing of the three will
raise the Senate to 100 mem
bers-65 Democrats and IS Re-
publicans. House strength will
20 to 437-283 Democrats, 1853
Republicans. and one vacancy.
Hawaii will rank 47th in size
among the so States and 44th
in population. Connecticut,
Delaware and Rhode Island
. have less area than Hawaii's
6.434 square miles. In popula-
ton, the island cluster sur
passes Alaska. Delaware. Ne
vada, New Hampshire, Vermont
and Wyoming.
Invited to the White House
ceremony today, besides the
Hawaiian congressional dele
CATION, we're Vice President
Nixon, Speaker Rayburn. Sec
rotary of the Interior Seaton
Edward Johnston, territorial
secretary of state; Lorrin
Thurston, chairman Of the
Hawaiian Statehood Commits
sion, and military officers who
served on an advisory commits
sion on designing the Alaskan
and Hawaiian flags.
President Going to Farm
Mr.. Eisenhower arranged tt
return to his Gettysburg farm
after the ceremony. 1t remained
uncertain just when the Presi'
dent would finish his Gettys.
burg rest. He plans to take Of
from Andrews Air Force Bass
next wednesday at 4 am. tt
start 10 days of talks with
allied leaders in Europe.
Before leaving Gettysbure
for the white House. Mr.. Ell.
senhower got in some early
morning golf. Accompanied BY
George E. Allen, a frequent goli
companion, he reached the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

When Gov. Rockefeller ar
rives late today, Steven said.
the two families will have din
ner at the Rasmussen home in
Sogne.
Gov. Rockefeller and his
two daughters. Mary and Mrs.
Ann Pierson. left New York
aboard q kim airliner last
night.
During the wedding, the
Rockefeller family will sit on
the right side Of the church
and the Rasmussen family on
the left.
$50 to Be in Church
Mr.. Rockefeller said more
than $50 persons will witness
the ceremony. He said Anne
Marie and he have invited
about 20 guests. But he ex-
planned that, in the Norwegian
custom, residents of Sogne may
request tickets to be admitted
to the gallery above the pews.
"They are not guests In the
regular sense" he said. They
get tickets as spectators"
Newsmen Immediately asked
if they could be admitted to
the church on that basis. Mr..
Rockefeller grinned for the
first time.
"The bride has to know them
personally" he said. And for
more than three weeks"
There will be speeches at the
wedding reception Saturday
night. he said, in keeping with
an old Norwegian custom, but
they won't be made public"
Blasting to Be Stopped
While he spoke, the church.
yard rumbled from time to
time from dynamite blasts sew
eral miles away. Workmen are
Strengthening a curve on the
narrow, winding mountain road
that leads from Kristiansand
the nearest city. to Sogne.
City authorities said they
would not be dynamiting to-
morrow.
The probabilities are that
even with police patrols, a his
toric traffic chokeup may de-
velop tomorrow afternoon.
Steven has now moved to a
hotel in Kristiansand for the
final hours before the wedding
Since late July. when he flew
to Norway to join Anne Marie
and announced their engage
lment, he has been a house guest
lat her parents home.
! His mother and the other
members of the family and his
ushers are staying in the same
hotel. The normally quiet street
in front Of the hotel is crowded
with people.
For three or four days, we'd
ding gifts have been pouring in
on the young couple-many
from persons unknown tc
either, Mr.. Rockefeller said. He
declined to say what the pres.
ents are.
More than 500 congratulatory
letters and kilograms have come
to them also from North anc
South America, Europe and the
Middle East, he said.
1 Anne Marie's five brides.
maids, all former schoo,
friends. went to Kristiansanc
in a body today to buy shoes
for their wedding outfits.
Last night Stevens brother.
and the other four ushers gave
him the traditional bachelor.
dinner at the local hotel
Townsfclk clustered outsid.
nodded approvingly ever
though the jewellers became &
little noiSv
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Australia FuIIout

Cranberry, Aug. 81 (AP).-
Radiation fallout in Australia
from atomic tests Is between
one-third and one-fourth of
that in Europe and only one
seventh of that in the Midwest
United States, an expert COM
mittee has reported to Prime
Minister Robert @. Menzies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
General Transferred

1t. Gen. Edward T. Williams,
deputy commander of the Con-
tinental Army command at
Fort Monroe, Va, will move to
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, as
commander of the 4th Army,
the Army announced yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

Gettysburg Country Club
shortly after 1880 am.
He also sent to the Senate
the nomination of Rear Ad-
miral Paul D. Stroop. now chief
of the Nays Bureau Of Ord
nance, to head a new Bureau
of Naval Weapons combining
the Bureaus of Ordnance and
Aeronautics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
ROCKEFELLER
Bridegroom Asks
Wedding Privacy

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life and I will remember it for
the rest of my life. For you. II
is another occasion.
81 want to thank you again
and we both ask you to respect
our feelings on this occasion,
Young Rockefeller said.
At first, Mr.. Rockefeller's
words came haltingly. but as he
went along, he spoke more cas-
lily. His mother and brothers,
Michael and Rodman, stood in
the crowd listening.
The youth said he would not
authorize another meeting be-
tween Anne Marie and the re-
|porters and photographers.
"She is going to be married
tomorrow" he said. "She has
been through a great deal in
the past two weeks and it's get
ting too much for her. She has
too much on her mind now tt
be able to focus on any QueS.
tons you might ask"
Plain Platinum Ring
Answering questions, he Their
said Jerry Rigg Of Omaha
Nebr., would be his best man
On other points:
The wedding ring will be
plain platinum band.
It will not be a double-rine
ceremony.
The Rev. Mr.. Gautestad. the
vicar, will conduct the wedding
according to the ritual Of the
.Lutheral Evangelical Church
The Rockefellers are Baptists.
Part Of the service will be ir
English.
The wears question, do you
take this woman to be YOU
wife," will be pronounced to Mr.
Rockefeller in English. It.
counterpart question to Mis-:
Rasmussen will be spoken in
Norwegian.
Mr.. Rockefeller has beer
studying the Norwegian pas.
sages in the service.
II know them pretty well
but I'll go over them again
between now and tomorrow SC
that I'll know what is being
said all the time" he said.
Two Norwegian hymns will
be sung. but they were chosen
by the church staff and hi
does not know what they are
One American Custom
One American wedding Gus.
tom will be introduced.
After ! put the ring on Anne
Marie's finger, the vicar will
take my hands and ulace then
over hers" Mr.. Rockefeller
said.
OF his best man, he said
Jerry is my Oldest friend. W.
are very. very close"
REWRITING again to his feel
ings during the ceremony, Mr.
Rockefeller said I'm only hu'
man and I'm sure I'm going tt
be nervous"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
West BETRAYAL.
Of East Europe
Seen byCIeric

SOUTH ORANGE. N. j., Aug.
81 tAP).-Archbishop Joseph
F. Gawlina has told the second
World sodality Congress that
some Westerners favored Com
munist persecution Of Eastern
Europes 90 million Roman
Catholics.
There have been certain
pink people in the West who
|rejoiced that the Catholic
Church was disappearing" the
prelate said yesterday in q key
note address.
Archbishop Gawlina. q Polish
exile who now lives in Italy,
told the convention Of Roman
Catholic laymen and clerlcs
that the West has broken Its
promises to the people Of East
lern Europe.
And he added he felt there
was q real danger that the
West would let down its guard
against communism.
Praises u. 8. C.
The prelate, Episcopal direc-
tor Of the World Federation Of
Sodalities Of Our Lady, re-
minded his audience that most
lof the world is not even Chris
tian, let alone Roman Cath
Ollie.
Although voicing apprehen-
sion about the West generally,
Archbishop Gawlina praised
the United States for its con-
tributions to Western civiliza-
ton.
1.-THE noble American Nation
possesses the highest culture OF
charity" he said. I'VE are all
grateful to you Americans and
words are inadequate to express
our deep appreciation for your
benevolence and generosity"
Americas sacrifices reflect
its strong apostolic zeal, he de-
clared, adding: THE sun never
sets on American charity"
5000 Delegates
Leaders of 40 national dele
cations. including six repre-
senting Iron Curtain countries
heard Archbishop Gawlina's
comments. Approximately 5000
delegates reconvene today In
the gymnasium of Seton Hal
University.
Pope John XIII hailed the
Socialists yesterday in a mes
sage which termed them the
shock troops" Of the army Of
Christ.
A sodality Is local organ.
ization composed of people
pledged to study how The
teachings Of Mary can be ap.
piled to life's problems. The
word sodality has q Latin bast
meaning companion"
Evening star., 1959-12-08
COLORED-UPPER NV,
DETACHED BUNGALOW

Large front porch. liv. rm., sep.
DIN. rm., de luxe kit. w/eatinE
space, large bedrms., mod. bath,
knotty-pine den (3rd bedrm, /,
rec; rm. det. garage: S1.5OO cash
will handle.
IOIITQ RTTnnEN TIT q aaon
Evening star., 1959-12-08
1445 ROXANNA RID.
CAN BE SEEN BY APPT.

Last NEW split-level in the shen.
hierq Park section. Located near
ieaqlnR synaRogues. 3 bedrma
san snI : iuIi baths. For inform atom
Evening star., 1959-12-08

OTLIUSHED-I3OS GALLATIN ST.
!N;M.IOpen; walk in, Spacious
iull-siZe rms, frepIace. tie
baths Il master bedrml
screened encl. porcheS, ige. rear
ysrd.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
CHEVY CHASE

( bedrooms. :. baths on End FIR,
plus maids room with lavatory on
3rC. First floor has center nail,
powder room, 25-ft. living room,
15-it. dining room, tiled kitcnen,
36-ft porch. Gas h.-w, heat: Lear
perbly decorated. S2l 600 first
trust at 5IzeS. West OF Conn, ave,
near Alice Deale, Woodrow Wilson,
Ben Murch, Blessed Sacrament
and Friends Schools. You make
the oher, wen make the deal,
Ours exclusively.
REALISTINGS CORP,
Evening star., 1959-12-08

NEWTON sTs. sTsINNNL N.WLRRSSavh RRSvh b1,SED. AND
rms bath, bsmt., gas h.vb
aneqec NE. S-4653; ewes. OF Rs
SSIGS1 SIS1 FULTON r. GORDON, JR.,
Evening star., 1959-12-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

QUIET. 31z or 4 rm. unfurn. apt.
Vic. Tenleytown, for elderly lady
and DAUGHTER. EN-. 2-7790.
COLORED wants TO rent in vic. Of
Georgia ave. NV. 2-bedrm, apt,
reasonable. 10. 1-4493.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
BY Ned Riddle APIS. uHEuRMIsHED-
tcoHTINUEpl

KENTWo0D APTs., NC, G5O6
Hawthorne ST.. Kentland - NewlJ
oeccTateo, l and :. bedrm. duplex
apt-.. With pvt. front and rear
entrs.: near schools and shoppins
rms. ss5 so sP 3-ss6s . w.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
HOUSES Furnished
lcoNTlNUtDl

NAVY ANNEx-PENTAG0N WALK
Dl6T.---or. brk.. SEP. din. rm
rec. rm-s attr. furn, incl. TV
washer; newly dec: bus serV
every 8 minis. KI. 9-7172. CT. 8.
6446.
NEARBY MD.-Mod. det. 2 bedruus,
din. rm.. rec. nm. $ frepiaces, oil
hts 3 gar $3.50 mo. UN. 4-90sI
RIvERDALE, MD bedrns., Iiv.
rm., din. rm., kitchen. bath. Heat,
water incl, Nicely furn.. vac. S125.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. S-SS19:
ewes. LU. 2-52O6.
S sVER sPRTNG-3-bedrm- Cane.
Cod style: eomDlstelv fun. house
$50. JU. 5-6371. CO. e-s9S3.
y BLOCK FROM 10th ST. NV
. pedrmS.. baths. bsmt.: utils
incl; fmmed possession. ReSpon-
siole party must furn. ref. Near
All t-anSp Cpn pfte- 6.3n o m
S175 mo. ia. 9-S34a aft. $50 D m
6t26 9th ST. NV. 3 bIks. walter
Reed Hospital. . blks. OF Georgia
aVe.-Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, q
oedrms-. bath. bsmt., garaRe: Sl26
mo. Possession now. Ii. 6-2355.
45th ST. N.W.-Niee 3-bedrn q.
bath furnished home; fenced yard
exeeHent committing: quiet. attrac-
tive neighborhood; $40 mo EN
2-,0eaaST. II no ans, call OIL. 2.
3332 10th ST. N.w.-suitable 10,
lamilies; S145. NJ. p. SMITH
4NC1 weekdays, DI. 7-7S77.
Evening star., 1959-12-08

NW.-only $3.50 down and move
Compl redec. Colonial
prick; lge. rms, mod. kit, tile
bath. Best buy in Briehtwood
MITRpAv rry,,,r -
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ALDoN PROP" INC. REALTORS
MA. S-514O. Ewes, EN-, 3-gs5l

SHEPHERD PARK RAMBIER
a EWs; a s;959. REAs; TERMS
SHOWN BY APPT. ONLY
LOUIS RUDDEN. TU. 3-30s0
LAAoMA PARK, d. C.-seII or
hhels with option to buy. Det.
psoIms., bsmt., 2 baths: vacant
SShE $4,000: any reas. terms'
Tfn1 Tfnn1EdL III REAL ESTATE, JU, o.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-RETIRED LADY desires
room with kit. in quiet home ne.
or NV. preferred. DI. 7-5037
Evening star., 1959-12-08
FOREST HILLS

$500 ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
An address of distinction
In one of washinston's most
beautiful locations, adjoin-
inE secluded Rock Creek
Park yet close to Conn. ave.
and its smart shops. Schools
nearby and places Of wor-
ship; 8 magnifcentIy spa.
cious rms. split-leyel, 4 bed.
rms, huge closets through.
out rec. rm., 3 fun. baths,
osmt.' gar gas heat. Unusu-
ally excel. financing. Priced
at $4,000. To reach: Out
Conn. to Ellicott st., turn
risht on Ellicott to Guide
sac and sample home.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL. -bedrm. apt. at eoutl
tsrms. a0'tsti cuLMoREc EcGHIRfif REanfy, PIX 5s
4-6650. JU. S-5927.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
cSSLI9REP-144I PARKWooD PL,

MW.-Colonial front porch. 4
rms rms bath. bsmt., gas h.-v.h.
NJ, NJ, S.4653: ewes, OIL. 6-gIaI
TUITION R. GORDON. JR., CO.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
JIOI1NGS CURP,
OIL. 2-0208

CONN, AVE, back of shoTeham
Hotel on Woodland dr.-Magni-
ncent asst. hv. rm., tremen-
dous bedrms., super de luxe in
every way Servants quarters, etc.
etc. Ideal for entertaining. Call
OF. 6-2344. FREDERICK w.
BERENs SALES. INC.
d; G., N:W.i SI4, 4,OOO-Cute semi
qetached town house, one block
from Macarthur blvd. and trans
portation, with beautiful view. LIST
moor; Living rm., dining rm.,
kitchen and partially enclosed
porch: 2 bedrms.. den and bsth
on End: full light basement: al
most new gas furnace and water
heater, combination aluminum
storm windows, doors and sereenS
Anchor r-fenced yard. Priced IN
sen quickly. Call our uptown Of
nee, KE. 7-lS00 till q. (After &,
SAL EN-; 3-3694D SHANNON d
Evening star., 1959-12-08
ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.
ROOMS UNFURNIsRED
ROOMS, HOUSFkEEPING

COLORED-LARGE RM., nr. bath
in apt. house, for girl. IS per wk
Good location: Phone AD. 2-S574
Evening star., 1959-12-08
C60ILo1REsIE7pES-RooMINo col

Al446 HARVARD sT. NV
occ nUne OF business ready for
occupancy. If you have Rood
eeTedlt you can afford this homS
Ms1odern, clean and redecorsted
Wsl 10 inspect). Brokers (Co-opJ.
100 aMA,tR.SSHALL J. WAPLE co.
20 18th st. NV. AD. 413oo5
USSbbokED-Isth Sb AND COLUMBIA
iaTss w, fs,h0 h0 rms, brk. home for
Sale: Cash or terms. AUERBECH
q SO.. RA. 3-6552, DI. 7-65Oi
CSESf6R SE%FoS sTsA VACANT; 4 N 10th AND
rms bath, bsmt., gas h..vb
aae9ee a9nee NE. S-4653; ewes, OIL a.
~ sfSI FULTON R. GORDON, JR.,
C0L0RED-144I PARKWOOD Pr.
MrrWH'-Colonial NV front porch: 8
mES' mS' bath. bsmt., gas h.-w.h.
FuITooNt ooNtGR'; K ooRDio5No' osEf5i5 oil JR s1Ss65sl. g
C4SLIolRED = .LoNoFELLoW ST.
NiW'-Only $3.50 down and move
Compl redec. Colonial
batb ses .se rms rms mod; kit, tile
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-s7s7
c0L;S0,REDD-13Os GALLATIN ST.
semidet., redec.. Colonial bricf: q
iui-size rms. fireplace. . tile
paths Il master bedrm,) 3
screened encl. porcheS, iEe. rear
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-s7a7
coLoRED-DETACHED COLONIAL,
HOME, best section of upper n n
8 lge. rms, den, powder rm 4
baths; redec. Plus complete guest
home on property.
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-3737
CoLoRED-uPPER NV.
DETACHED BUNGALOW
Lsrge front porch. liy. rm.. sep.
uIn. rm.; De luxe kit wIeating
knotty-pine den C3rd bedrm !,
rec; rm. det. garage: S1.5OO cash
will handle.
LOUIS RUDDEN Tu. e-sOeo
cOLoRED-FABULoUs LOCATION
80 Farragut st. NV.
BEAUT. DECOR. GRIN. BRICK
8 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS
PANELED REC. RIM,
This home has everything
KOSSOW REALTORS
"A Name You Can Trust"
TU. 2-1090 RA. 3-8113
CoLoRED-633 OTIS PL. NV,
Eight Rooms
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HOUSES FoR sALE-H.W.
tcoNTINUEpD

BRIARCLIFF-KENT ARIA RAM
hlers are mightly scarce In this
fashionable areal Here Is q 3-bed-
I'm, 2la-bath beauty that should
sell very quickly. Rec. rm. with
nrepl. in full basement. Attached
gar. LOWER 30sl earage~ FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. S-14I1;
ewes. en-. 2-21le.
ARMY MID. cENTER-NeE listing
that sheuld sell immediately
Lovely neighborhood near Prim-
rose and Beach drive; 3-bedrm. !,
2h-bath brk. Colonial with slate
TowEF ISSv Ssres6sa s6s OeFsh eo Hsl,S snS sarass
INC, DI. 7-I4II.
CAIHIEDRAL !!It HIS, AREA-A pre-
conStruct.. just Oh Mass. ave-,
west Of Wis. ave. Apis. designed
and entertaining. 5 bedrmS. 4
p baths, bsmt, auxiliary kit. rec.
I'm. and powder rm.; Gear ga
Iage. Ewes. WO, 6-I935. L. +,
GRAVATTE, REALTOR, Ma. s.
CATHEDRAL AREA-5-bedTn-, g.
bath, brick and stone Colonial:
hot-Water heat. Ice. den on Ist
door; excel. location: $4,000,
Eyes. call Mrs. Mashburn, FE. g.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEy. CO.
LIST YOUR HoME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
CHEVY CHASE, BEST SCHOOLS
Beautiful brk. Colonial In q lovely
setting; 5 bedrms., :! baths, FIRST.
FLOOR Law, lovely rec. rma
roof. Absolutely perfect conditionI
S31 ,95U. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 5-l4ll. OIL. 4-4792.
CHEVY CHAsE-A lovely immacu-
late. older home. Center hall.
large hv. room. family-sise din.
room. equipped kit, large library.
large bedrms., 2 baths up.
Basement, h.-w.h., garage. blk.
vest Conn. ave. Under $4,000.
BY appt. only. BILLINGSLEY
nEAltI co. I'm. 2-232O. Ewes.
E 3-l74O.
CHEVY CHASE-Center-entrance
brio. Colonial, spacious liV. rm,
with hrepl., family din. rm., pow
Ger rm., de luxe kit. large screened
pore on LIST: delightful bed
rooms. : baths on End; paneled
game room. SIS, 900 1st trust avail.
Price, S3l $50. 9-5 pm, EN-. q
400; ewes, JU. 5-5667. MEIZLER
REALTOR.
The people's voice., 1959-02-06
Perish the Thought

reaching this office indicate that people both
within the legislative halls and outside would be happy the
Senate Reid six-year
on the State Board of Equalization
disagree with Jack Reid phases of fiscal
policy The for in administrative posi-
ton who purposeu has definite ideas things that need
be done and then his whole heart into seeking their
accomplishment
For what it's worth, is the opinion of this Editor that
Reid the outstanding sit that board at least the
last quarter of century, Under his stewardship policies of
the board regards taxation have been revamped make
real He has mastered his field we'll and has
not afraid of Individuals partnerships corporations this
matter of insisting they pay every of their tax liability
the State of Montana.