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HOUSES FURNISHED To Rent

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
attractive English-type detached
nTlck, bedrmS, 2 baths, oil h.
". heat. garage. Nicely furn
avail, July LIST. $3.50 mo. 4440
6randyWlne st. NV. THOS d
WALSH, INC. 1900 K st., NV,
FE. S-2040. ""
AMER. UNIV. PARK-Attrac a.
peorm. brick; screened porch, gar
oen. garage, bsmt. EN-. 5-I972
A: Y. PARK AREA-EnchantipE .
DeaIm: rambler. new kit, fenced
garden; 5000. Lease July l. PO-
BIAk q POBIAK. WO. 6-5543.
A; .. PARKS bedrms., Ia baths.
gen; on transportation, conven-
lent to schools: S225. Availa HE
July l. Call Mrs. Kraabel, WO
6.l753. WALKER g. DUNLOP,
~ Eealtors, Uptown ONCE.
EN-. 2-6715.
BOILING -SUITLAND -
Flne 2-bedroom brick home; Sl75
MNcaAdLLISTER Realtor. RE. g.
440O.
ARL.-3 bedrms., sep. din, rrn-,
nrepl.: close in; completely furn,,
good condition. HE. 9-40S5.
ARL" near Chain Bridge bed
rooms, 3 baths; new; i to 8 weeks
starting June Is. Reasonable rent
1or right people. IA. S-0763.
ARL!NGTON-Bachelors or bachelor
glrls; . bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm,,
XIII mn. rec. rm;; near Navy An
mex, airport, walking distance to
Eentagon, 10 min. to downtown
Wash. Sl35 mo. EN-. 3-52SS.
ARLINGTON, N.-3-bedroom- o
story brick, sep. dining I'm. tiled
osmt, oil heat, fenced yd.,
screened porch. Sl25 per month
Available June 16. 1924 N. 22nd
st. Phone: JE. 4-5164.
ARTISTS HOME overlooking the
wooded park. living rooms with
nreplaces, 3 bedrmS., . baths and
study. Air-conditioned master
bedTm,; Maid available. $500.
GalI Mrs. Kenner, WO. 6-2437.
WALKER d DUNLOP, INC, Real
tors, Uptown Office, EN-. 2-67l5.
BEAUTIFUL 4-BEDRM. HOUSE,
hn;W.-EXcel; location near Md
Little trafic. Trees, porc6es' s'iGa. sa.
rage, Standard pool table, freezer.
double-oven range, disposal. Ali
utilS. furnished; text. phoneJ; I;
from July ! to- Nov. l (or less) !:
$3.50. RA. 3-172S.
BELVEDERE-Perfect for group:
baths, 4 bedrms., large liv. rm.
gay mod. furnishings; huge rec,
rm bar; ping pong washer;
near bus, schools: conv. Pentagon,
MNelpar, d. c. S210. AID. 1910,
CAPITOL HILL = Restored town
house; 45-ft. living rm., all-elec-
trio Kitchen with fireplace. powder
rm;, bedrms.. baths each
with, fireplace; garden; big garage.
Nlcely furnished, including grand
piano, TV, automatic washer and
drier, July /; $3.50. Monday. cali
AID, 2-5424. TIGHE WOODS.
CHEVY CHASE-Lovely 7-rm .
bath det. home. Reas. S165. Mrs.
Spaulding, WO. 6-016O.
CHEVY CHASED. c. = 3-bedrm
rambler. gar, nice lot: $3.50. MRS
sPAuLDING, Wo. 6-O160.
CHEVY CHASE 4 bedrms., .
baths; $3.50. OTHERS; short term
OIL. 6-657S, AGENT.
CHEVY CHASE, d. Gully fUrn.
moasTH aetaChed brick at Ne
5raska ave- mr.; Rock Greek Park;
bedrms., 312 baths, modern
able June "a through August 81;
$3.50 per mo WO. 6-75s3.
CLEVELAND PIX; SPINNER rental
NeTiy celebrated, completely furn.
Charming town house. . bedrms.,
: baths, den, mod. kit, pch., gar.
TOWN d SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-9400
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GEORGETOWN AREA

BuRLEITH-5 bedrooms, . baths,
frepl.; det. garage; newly dec.
$500 for immediate rental. XII.
S-0S41.
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AMER. UNIV. PIX. = WestmoreIand
Cir. Area, 1924 Earlston, / bedrm
brk. $ll0 mo-. 4 blks. b. c, bus.
Open Sun. 1-5 pm. From Western
ave. turn on Earlston at store
MRS. SWANSON, WO. 6-IS57,
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ARTISTS HOME overlooking the
wooded park. living rooms with
hreplaces, 3 bedrmS., Q baths and
study. Aforementioned master
bedrm. Maid available. 5000,
Call Mrs. Kenner, WO. 6-2437'
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC, Real
tors, Uptown Office, EN-. 2-67i5.
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HOUSES uNFURM. TO RENT
ALEX. FAIRFAX
. DEDD00AEr

hLLA. # AIhF AN
3 BEDROOMS
Attractive split level with all mod.
ern features in beautiful Bren.
Mar Park. Near Ft. Belvoir &
Atlantic Research. Only Sl4O pei
month. For appointment to in.
Spect, call weekdays, MAGAZINE
REALTY CO, EX. 3-1ll3.
ALEX: S,-Attrac. 3-bedrm. ram.
pier IN "Golonel's Row; . blks
of Mt. Vernon blvd: cony. II
shops. schl.. Ft. Belvoir, Penta.
gon and D. C. Avail. July 1; SI50
BERNlCE CARTER DAVIS, Real.
tor, SO. 5-5S44.
ALEX;-Woodbridge Area, 3 bed.
rm. full bsmt. rambler, rent with
excel; purchase option If desired
JU. S-33S0. DU. 5-5300.
ALEX.-DEL RAY-2-bedrm. row
finished rm. in bsmt., u bath
SOS. Avail. GIG. DU. 7-7342 aft. s
ALEXANDRIA-Attrac, rambler, =;
bedrms., 2 baths, family rm., ful
bsmt,, garage, Ia-acre lot, deac
sassis. sns Ss. slSS per mo- Call Ro
AMERICAN U. PARK . bedrmS.
Sl25. EN-. s-I6s1. ewes. '' '""
AMER. UNIV. PIX. = Westmorelanc
Cir. Area. 1924 Earlston. / bedrm
brk. SllO mo-. blks. b. c, bus
open Sun. 1-5 pm. From Western
ave: turn on Earlston at store
MRS. SWANSON, WO. 6-IS57.
AMERICAN U. PARK-Brick, semi.
detached; 8 bedrms., screened
porch, completely redecorated
Nr. Chevy Chase shopping center
Vacant. S135. Monday, call AID
2-5424, TIGHE WOODS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fine 2-bedrm. brick home, Sl40
McdAdLLlSTER, Realtor. RE. 8.
400.
ANNANDALE-2 bedrms., sep. din
rm., screened porch: lge' lot
S115 mo. Call ia. 2-9764.
ANNANDALE-This 3-bedrm. bricl
rambler is designed for gracious
living. Firepl., baths, equipped
Klt.' tul 5smt. with finished
AURORA HILLs-3-bedrm. brick
Colonial: f1repl., sep. dining
equip. kit. full bsmt. with rec
REALTY, CIR. 3-46l9.
ANNANDALE, VA.-Small house
3 rms, bath, on bus line. S55
per mo. CL. 6-0314.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wooded
lot. Two;car garage. Four bed
rooms, three baths, rec. room,
screened porch, equipped kitchen
S225.
FAIRFAX PROPERTIES. CL. 6-3711
ARLINGTON, M bedrms. Many
Individual features: jalousied den
WIN bullt-in bed and shelves
looking out on 7-ft. cypress stock
ade-type fence garden; fiberglas
covered and screened terrace with
oak tree in center; diversified ga
rage with oil heater. Excel. cond
Avail. July l. $3.50. ia. 7-9545.
ARLINGTON. N; dead-end street
Air cond.; mod. 4-bedrm. split
level; 3 baths, 2-car garage, recr
freeze incl; secluded select neigh
borhood avail. July 10; $3.50 mo,
lease. KE. s-4767.
~. NOu. Ndpe Goa DIX. b
rms, Ia baths, scr. pch., fenced
yard. $40. JE. 10000.
ARL., N. : Q bedrm. rambler; ex-
tras; 2L2 baths. elec. kit, rec
sewing, laundry. storage rms, in
English bsmt.: h.-w.h.: swim. pool
priyS.;. Sl7O mo-: yr. lease. ia.
ARLINGTON, S.-Brick, 3 bedrms
2 baths, full bsmt.. 2-caT ga
rage; nr. Pentagon; avail. July /:
ol70. OF. ASSOC.
ARL., S:-4 bedrms., 2ia baths; s
mos. old; exclusive neighborhood
COnv schools: bus: Shopping
Pentagon; GE kit: sep. din;
spacious throughout. Mr.. COLE
ia. 2-259O.
ARLINGTON FOREST - 3-bedrm,
brk. Colonial; family-s sized din
IN, HT. rm fully coup. kit,
SCI. porch, full bsmt., shady cor
ner lot, brk. det. gar: close TO all
conveniences; Sl45 mo, ia
1874 or JE. 4-1044.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

WILL TRADE 3-bedroom house CEN
trally located Silver Spring for
income property in Dade County,
Florida, or the D. c. area. IDEAL
ly located for doctor. Will be in
wash. on June Is. Write BOX TIE,
Star
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY COLONEL needs for several
yrs, unfurn. Abr. house: Cleve-
land PIX, Wesley Hgts., Alice Deal
Schl. area pref. EN-. 2-523O.
COUPLE want 3 or 4 bedrms-- un-
Turn, D. c. mr. Conn. ave. shop
ping. transp. June 15. EN-. 2-I756,
NV. OR N. ARL.-LaW student.
wife, infant; 2 bedrms. July and
aug. Reas. rent. EN-. 3-7993.
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY
Trade association executive return-
ing to Washington desires 4-bed-
rm;. 2-bath home in top residen-
tiaI section, preferably Hillendale
or Bethesda area. Proximity to
parochlal school desirable but not
essential. Occupancy July 1, BOX
416-D. Star.
2;BEDROOM FURNISHED APT or
house near Woodmont Country
Club for July and August, must
nave cooling system. Contact
STEVE ACCARDI at HAzelWood 4.
ZOO bef. 8 pm. except. Mondays.
.COLORED-WOULD LIKE to rent
mouse. upner NV, RIGGS Park ne.
in family. From owner. Call
after 4 pm. daily, Sat. Sun. viii
puTehase in IL mos. sos. LA.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

s.1322; 24-hour service. Accent
our nat rates. and save, S5 up'
CALL THRIFTY MOVING
AND HAULING for your truct
IneeeS. DI. 1852 days, LII
.s7S.2!S2t- I9ot evenings
BUNDY MOVES LOCAL, LONG Dis
tANCE; padded vans; imemdiate
service. TU. 2-5777, RA 6-IR5S
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FOUR APTS.-Two 2 bed
rms. two / bedrm. Income
1870 mo, utilities on land
lord. Trade equity for 2O-30
units, upper NV area. Also
have luxury townhouse,
trade for 10-17 units.
GERBIcH MONDAY ST. 3-I939
74-ACRE, vA.-Will exchange for
DC. property. Bldgs., l q apts),
small house. Rented. OWENS
REALTY. Me. s-O4s6.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN TO SHARE well furn town
mouse with young prof men pvt.
bedrm.. maid. cook. no. 7-s03S.
NV. - Young woman wants TO
snare air-cond. 2-bedrm, town
house with gentle girl around So,
ReIs. exchanged. DE. 2-2613.
SUMNER RENTAL = SILVER
SPR1NG-6 rms; rec. rm., scr.
porch, fenced yard, cool and COM
dortable, avail. June "a to Sept.
3rd. He. 9-4266.
WOULD LIKE ITO have elderly or
retired couple to share my 7-rm.
house. giving me meals and do
my laundry. Small rent and pay
Tor utils. and food. RE. 5-545S.
WILL SHARE home with settled
couple, white; small rent; with
elderly gentleman. LU. 2-79SO,
WORKING COUPLE: wanted to
share furnished house in Wheaton
area. All home privileges. VIII, g.
C0LORED G'TLEMAN des, to share
lovely NV. home with yng cple or
men. TU. 2-7S37. LO. l-6S3l.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXcH,

BURNT MILLS vILLAGE-spacious
custom rambler. Ideal for enter
activity rm., lge. patio; indoor ard
outdoor bar-b-q pits. ctr. hall. liv.
rm 3 bedrms.. . baths; elec. kit,
l9-ft. util. rm., 2-car gar. Quality
conSt 2-zone radiant heat. Insul-
ated roof, sidewalks; slab, alum,
storm. windows. u s-acre level lot
PRICED mid. 30s. 80 Southwest
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GEORGETOWN

(3200 Scott Plaee)
New corner brick: Il bedrms., 8
baths. roof garden overlooking en-
tire city. garage. large terrace of
din rm. and liv. rm.. elevator;
bedrm. floors completely carpeted;
every feature for exquisite living
J. HARRIS. AID. 4-I95e
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TRADE 3-bedrm., 21a-bath brick, 8
years old: immaculate; copper
spouting: double garage; hot water
heat: full basement, porch; 5-acre
level lot, fruit trees: vicinity Argyle
country club; for investment prop
erty vicinity Wis. ave, D. c. Call
WA. 3-I346,
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COOPERATIVE APIS,

AIR COND: coop apt; live better
Ior less. z rms, . baths. Split
level; Unusual charm. Ideal .
couples or 4 singles. Will divide
IN apis. Furn. or unfurn ME-
ElD!AN HILL STUDIOS. Artist $
skylght, firepl., parking. Rent
sell trade. 2nd MORTGAGES or ,
NAYLOR GARDENS
% O-2--bedrm., 2nd floor corner
aept',' lge living and din. rm. Beau
s11 ,950-3-bedrm. 1st floor, new
iy decorated; convenient location.
huge storage space.
5So INTEREST ON UNPAID BAL,
ESL details, and to inspect. cali
JOHN L. SHELTON, 10. 2-2G60,
Mr.. CONN. AVE. Excel. block, IND
Il, D rms, foyer, newly decor.
mod, bath, upkeep approx. S32,
closing estate, clear, priced to sell
Box BE Star.
NV, SECTION; S7,700-ist floor
l bedrm;, lge. liv. rm. with air
econds, attr. kit. and bath. $3.50:
3rd, f.: l bedrm., liv. rm., Kit, and
bath; with elev. service. Call Col
Guevara, AD 2-S32O, with BILL =
LNGSLEY REALTY co.
SUMMIT PL. NV, I7O2-1 bedrm
Wired for air cond MISS GRAVES,
DU. S-2936; ewes, LU. 3-3322
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ARLLNGT0N-Bachelors or bachelor
girls; 3 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.
KIT, mn. rec. rm.: near Navy An.
mex. airport, walking distance tc
Pentagon, 10 min. to downtown
Wash. S135 mo. EN-. 3-52SS,
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GLASSMANOR. MD, 425 Maury
ave.-Semi-det. brick, > story,
llv. rm din. rm. compn., kit, Law
oratory, lSt f.: bedrmS., l bath
c. heat. SIPS Lease required. Call
AGENT, RE. 7-11S1.
GLEN ECHO VIC. = Cool, mod A.
rm. stone house; S65; work re-
duceS rent; tenant do odd iobs
spare time; wife do some work
owners home, plus chauffering.
OIL. 2-043g.
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pch.; attach. gar: nr, Camp
Wash. Shop. Cen. CR. 3-1O96.
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PIX. (Hollywood) 3 bed
rms, or 2. bedrms. and din. rm.,
bsmt., nice cond. Freezer, mower,
swings fenced yd. Close to every
thing. $3.50 mo. WE. 5-257S.
SECTION of Edge
moor, near club-LoVely 4 bed
rms, ga baths. maids rm. and
bath, screened porch, shaded flag
stone area with barbecue; peren-
NAL garden; brand-new washing
machine and stove; completely
furn.; S240 mo-; avail. Aug, 1,
Call VIII. 6-3l23.
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KENSlNGTON
MACARTHUR BLVD. C,

macAkIhUR BLVD. - Contempt
rary home on wooded hillside
overlooking Potomac: 4 bedrms.
. baths, family rm.. fireplace,
diShwasher, disposal, washer, drier:
D mos lease. S1z5 OT A~0OR
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DIN. ,rm., lge. liv. rm. with open
fireplace; den. pantry: hardwood
hoors. radiator heat. 3 porches,
nne garage. Nr. churches. schools
and stores: best residential neigh
borhood. Reply to Box 127-E, Star.
SMALL MODERN MOTEL Of 8
units and owners apartment: 35
minutes out of Rockville; ideal
ior woman operation; $4,000.
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coLoREDi 1889 SWAMI ST. NV.

COLoRED-25OI End ST. Ne
Lovely corner home: center hall
plan, 8 rms. and bath, side porch,
lull bSmt., rec. rm., gas heat,
newly dec, sanded floors. Only
Sl35 mo. MR.. NEUMANN, MA,
$4,000.
CoLoRED-oN NORTH CAPITOL
ST. nr. Wash. Hosp. Center
LLovely, brick with 6 rms: 2 baths,
encl. porches, full bsmt, gas
9aeat. 2-car gar; S125. LA. O.
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PALMER PARK +.

POINT OF ROCKS, s mi. so, of
Frederick, Md.-9-RM. BRK, and
ACRES; elec.; tile bath: well is
out of order: dairy barns: need
repairs: $500 per yr. in advance.
URCIOLo REALTY CO., MA. g.
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TRADE FOR SMATTER HOMES

TRADE FOR SMALLER HOMES
This large Colonial home in Ar
lington, rooms all enormous size.
a block from Sears, i2-block from
Wilson blvd, good investment as
one side and rear already zoned
commercial, appraised at S19,950.
will sell for $4,000 cash. hold the
difference at so at $3.50 per mo.
CT. 6-0964.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Snapshots

TINE prize-winning entries of the
Il first week of The Stars 1850
Amateur Snapshot Contest are arrayed
on this page. Each is the top selection
in its class and, as such, receives The
Stars weekly S. award. All winners in
each of the five classes picked in total
of 10 weekly judgings will vie for The
Stars grand prize awards of 500 Saw
ings Bonds after the close of the con-
test, September 3. These class winners,
in turn, will compete nationally in the
22d annual Newspaper Snapshot
Awards for prizes totaling $25,575.
One of The Stars entries last year won
a $1,000 grand prize in the national
contest Send your prints or transpar-
encies to: Snapshot Contest Editor,
The Star, 225 Virginia avenue Sc,
Washington 3, D. c.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Justice to Help Enforce
Lobor-|ndustry Law
BY the Associated Press

Labor Secretary Mitchell yesterday
ranged with the Justice Department help enforce
provisions of the new labor management law
Mr.. Mitchell said the Justice Department which preslm-
ably the FBI will handle the investigation of criminal
charges dealing with embezment of union payment
Evening star., 1960-02-21

sumed. during congressional de-
bate on the new law last sum-
mer. that all enforcement ac-
tivitieS would be handled by
the Labor Department.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Negotiations Set
In Trucker Strike

Negotiations between top Of
flcials Of Peoples Drug Stores
and the striking Teamsters
Union will be continued
Wednesday.
The groups will meet at 1890
am. at the Continental Hotel
in another attempt to reach an
agreement on wage demands by
the IS truck drivers who have
been picketing the company's
warehouse and food commits
Sary.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

court-imposed fines by an en-
ployer for a union official or
employe. prohibition of GRIM
inals or Communists from
holding Office, extortionate
picketing. and deprivation of
rights of union members by
force and violence.
The Justice Department also
will investigate criminal
charges arising out of the pro-
vision which prohibits, under
certain circumstances. the max
! ing and the acceptance of pay
ments or loans from employers
or their representatives to their
employees or to unions or officers
or employees of unions.
Under the agreement, Secre-
tary Mitchell said, the delega-
ton of a responsibility for max
ing the investigations is sub
ject to specific arrangements
on a case-by-ease basis.
The Labor Department itself
will investigate all civil viola
tionS and certain criminal vio-
lations. The latter include all
criminal allegations arising
from the reporting provisions
Nof the act. union trusteeshipS,
bonding of persons handling
funds of property of labor Or
ganizationS, and the payment
of court-imposed fines by la
bor union for a union official
or employe.
Mr.. Mitchell'S announcement
said the arrangement was made
to avoid duplication of effort
and expense in enforcing the
act. The law permits Mr..
Mitchell to negotiate such ar
rangements with Federal and
State agencies.
The possibility that the FBI
will take over a major part Of
enforcing the strict new anti
corruption provisions, however,
is expected to bring protests
from some labor groups.
Most union leaders had as
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-20
JIM MURPHYS LOCATED
IN BELOIT.

James and Joe Murphy, who
have lived with their grandmother
in Sidney, Mrs. Mabel Murphy, the
past four months and attended the
local high school, left Saturday for
their new home in Beloit, Wiscon-
sin. The boys have also spent part
of the time with their maternal
grandparents, the Adolph Strands
at Andes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy and
their six children, who have made
their home in South America the
past six years, while MI. Murphy
was employed there as chemist for
a paint firm, have returned to the
United States and MIR. Murphy is
now established in a paint business
of his own i'm Beloit. The two older
boys came ahead to attend school
here until they were located in Bel
ont, and the rest of the family came
back at Christmas time. Mrs. Muir
ply and the children came on 10
Sidney to visit her parents, the
Adolph Strands at Andes and with
his mother here, until Mr. Murphy
was settled in Beloit, when they
joined him there shortly after
Christmas.
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-20
Four Arrested
On Liquor Charges

Stanley T Kemmis of Sidney
was fined $500 for driving while
under the influence of Intoxicating
liquor.
Robert Mirich, Sidney, failure
to stop for a stop sign. Forfeit
ed a So bond.
William Welke, Sidney, was fin
ed SIS for disturbance of the
peace.
Mark B. Smith, Sidney, was fin
ed SIS for failure to back in safe
ty.
Carroll c. Walla, Crane, fined
SIS for failure to yield right of
way.
Warren c. Bahls, Sidney, fined
$3.50 for driving while under the
influence of Intoxicating liquor.
Jim P. BoeSpflug, Glendive, pos
session of liquor while under the
age of 81 years. Forfeited a $50
bond.
Ole Opgrand, Glendive, posses
sion of liquor while under the age
of 81 years. Forfeited a $50 bond.
Clarence Fuhrmann, Sidney, fin
ed S. for excessive horn blowing.
William Sullivan, Fairview, was
fined $40 for speeding.
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-20
Justice Court
Fines, FOrfeits

Lois A. Marteu, Fairview, Mon
tana, paid a $1,000 fine for hav-
ing no valid drivers license.
Basil P. Herbst, Sidney, Mon
tana paid a $1,000 fine for park
ing on roadway when practical to
park off roadway.
Guy Casper DemarrieS, Sidney,
Montana, paid a $4,000 fine for
rockies driving and a $500 fine
for no drivers license.
Gerald d. Broe, Stanley, N. d..
forfeited a $500 bond for an
improper pass on a stopped school
bus.
Steve Killian, Enid, Montana,
forfeited a $1,000 bond for failing
to dim headlights while meeting
or following traffic.
John 1. Palmer Jr., Sidney,
Montana, forfeited a $4,000 bond
for exceeding the so mph. truck
Limit.
George Paladichuk, Sidney,
Montana, forfeited a $1,000 fine
for centerline driving.
Cecil D. Henry, Sidney, Mon
tana, forfeited a $500 bond for
failing to drive in a careful and
prudent manner while being in
VolVed in a two car accident. No
personal injury.
Leroy Staffanson, Sidney, Mon
tana, paid a $500 fine for fail
ing to drive in a careful and
prudent manner.
Fines and Bond FOrfeitureS for
Exceeding SIS mph. Night Speed:
Wilbur L.. Cornthwaite, Lam
bert, Montana, $1,000.
Gaar M. Thomas, Fairview,
Montana, $1,000.
Bob w. Tinker, Sidney, Mon
tana, $1,000.
William c. Robb, Williston, N
D., $1,000.
Fines and Bond FOrfeitureS for
Exceeding As mph. Zone:
Harold c. Dahl, Fairview, Mon
tana, $1,000.
Theodore l.. LeSsman, Sidney
Montana, $500.
Ray W. LebSock, Williston, N
D., $1,000
Robert c Wilkens, Williston, N
D., $500.
David L. Hass, Sidney, Mon.
tana, $500.
Earl d. Ostby, Gelndive, Mon
tana, $1,000.
Benjamin F. Elser, Terry, Mon.
tana, $500.
James N. McGirl, Newtown, N
D., $1,000.
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-20
Seniors Busy
Planning Careers

With high school training rap
idly drawing to a close many
seniors are concerning themselves
with the problem of what to do
next. Many will enter the labor
market but a large number are
considering college.
Those with college plans wrote
the American College Test Novem-
Der Z. The test is a scholastic APP
titude test open to all seniors
who plan to attend college.
Recently the results of this test
were received by the counSelorS
OF Sidney High School who ar
ranged interviews to interpret the
scores to the students. The scores,
along with the students inter
ests, past achievements, and ex-
periences were considered during
the interview in order to help
college-bound seionrS formulate
realistic career plans.
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-20
DISTRICT IL, NURSES ASSN.
HAS OFFICIAL GUEST


Mrs. Mary Munger, executive
secretary of Montana State Nurses
association, met with the board of
District No. IL Wednesday, Janu-
airy Is in the hospital dining room.
The object of her visit was to
strengthen district nurses asso-
Citations by providing Information
about the professional aSsocia-
TONS programs and operations.
The goals of the state office, in
planning this meeting are y in
creased membership through i'm
proved district programs; y An
increased awareneSs of commune
ty nursing needs; 81 Better COM
munication between districts,
state and national associations; ~
A public relations program in ev-
cry district.
Programs of the NINA include
legislation with the principle in
tereSt being in the Nurse Practice
Act. Now, we have an increasing
interest in social and labor legiS-
lation affecting nurses and are
presently supporting the Forano
Bill. Other programs are Civil De-
tense and Public Relations.
Thre is also a Intergroup Rela-
tions program based on the rec
ignition of the fact that the neec
for nursing service is universe.
and that professional nursing is
therefore, UNRESTRICTED by consider
alton of race, creed or color.
Another major program is Eco.
nomic Security and the NINA i
prepared to represent nurses thru
collective bargaining with employ
erS for Improvement in employ
ment conditions.
Professional nurses have vol
UNFAIRLY relinquished the right Il
strike and feel that this impose
an increased obligation on employ.
ers to recognize ad deal justly
with nurses in all matters affect
ing the employment conditions.
Mrs. Munger showed severa