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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01

DRAPERIES
FREE labor. samples shown In your
home: custom-made slipcovers.
YE. 2-6200.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01

neat and prompt. in my
home. RE. 1-2011.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01

BEAUTY SERVICE
SHUT-INS. invalids; permanents
hair cutting, styling. tinting, man.
touring, expert Ohio licensed op-
orator. KE. 1924.
BABY sitting, evenings. Five Points
bus connections. middle-aged
woman. character references, 81
hour. MU. 1-7032.
EXPERIENCED bartending serv-
ice for wedding, parties. picnics
or special occasions. VIII. 3-6698,
KE. 1885.
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ROAST BEEF DINNER

Occur DeLion Chapter, Order
of DeMolay is having a roast
Beef Dinner, September 10th, at
the Collinwood Masonic Temple,
81 East 152nd st.
Ticktts will be sold at tht
door. If anyone wants tickets
in advance call Bob Brewer,
Master Councillor, UL. 1-1738.
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blvd.
MAN for yard work, hours per
week. RE. 2-9o37.
REAL estate statesmen; one full
time and two part time for ex-
pensiVe new home development
in Mentor; unusually high in
come potential: call Virginia Get
Ter for appointment. Holden
Realty. Inc, VIII. 4-11O0.
MARRIED man with service sta
tion experience, third shift, local
area only: also part time man, no
phone calls; Shell Station at Eu-
cid and Richmond.
statesmen. experienced clothing
statesmen, full time, part time
for our Shoregate store. Bits
Clothes. KE. 1-434l.
YOUNG Euclid boy. through
school. full time. Moss Point
Cleaners. $50 East 200th st.
YARD work and household chores;
man to work around well kept
home. must be thorough and
take pride in his work; approXi-
mately 5 hours per day, 5 or 8
days per week. Taylor I'd. Hill
area. PO. 1888.
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Minnie Clare Atkins

Funeral services were con-
Quoted Saturday for Minnie
Clare Atkins 1885 Bender ave.
She was the wife of the late
William and the mother of
Basil c. Burial was in Knoll
wood Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01

NEAT appearing woman who has
no ties and would like to make
some real money; must be very
enthusiastic, have car; part time
or full time: no experience neces-
sary: let us train you. This is your
Lucky Day. Mr., Knaus. Betty
Hansen Realty, 8l9 East 185th.
w. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

RESTAURANT property and bust.
ness. Parking for IA cars. Income
$4,000 mo. gwted. Modern bldg.
easy operation. Asking sos, 900
down, bal. like rent; should mel
$4,000 yr. A. r. SEELYE. DI. Z.
S3D6 Call tndayt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

IDEAL FOR WOMAN = Fountain,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

STORE FOR RENT: Tricky popu-
lated area, Kenilworth shopping
center; Lu. 3-1277.
TASTEB FREEZE BUSINESS, ideal
FOR ice cream and sandwich bust
ness, drive-in w/plenty parking. A
bargain at $500 WISE, 100 down.
VIII consider trade for real estate
Of equal value. Also others. A. r,
SEELYE. DI. 7-S325
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE OFFICES, STUDIOS TOR Rem,

PA, AVE. s.E.-warehouse. 3sx60,
with showroom and once front /;
also once I'd II. Sale or consider
leasing. JOSEPH FILIPPO REAL
~ CO.. 24l2 Minnesota ave. sc.
LU. Attn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
GROCERY-BEER

GROCERY-BEER
Same owner over yrs. Quotes over
5000 wkly. Liv. atrs., good lease.
Priced low at 5000, lock. stock
Eyes. and sun. LEON KooNIN,
tn. 2-0550.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Az 9TH st. NV. MA. s-9373
FH BA5NS M STATION I Ca SGR9CERY :
9 acres of ground. now operating
ABC license. Located at entrance
OF WiId Acres: For further info.
E E5iTe n M VI BAKER. P.o. Box 146.
FOUNTAIN CONCEsSION-Excei
oppor. in Va. Drug store. Lge.
FOUNTAIN. Exper. personnel. Apply
Box 2S3-S. Star.
FROZEN CUSTARD STAND, GO
ING OUT OF BUSINESS-Electro-
freeze custard machine, Taylor
freezer dble, header, Ice. dairy
able. CT. 6-6S62 for appointment.
GARAGE. downtown; over $780,
unm yr; bus; bays: good terms
-91otsaL an W, ". 1-o2OO.
GARAGE REPAIRS - s. Spg. area
Mod. bldg: excel. bus. Ideal for
mechanic. Terms. DI. 7-65OO.
GIFT SHOP. Va. shopping center:
ideal for woman; short hrs. Reas.
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-65O0.
GIFTS HORRY- NFWSTANn- Ma
Hyatts Ideal for ret mi ri
sun, low rent. S6 O0o an
M 7-Rh0O ~o'0'0' "a A
GROCERY in NV section Elderly
Couple must sell Any reasonable
offer will he considered Nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

Du5luebb. OIlklnal investment
guar: refund. Box l57-S. Star,
NEED $500 for expansion. Have
garage but need adjoining service
station TO start used car business
on cars IN $500 price range. Nice
1885, WA. 7-959S.
N.W-12 rms, 3 baths. 8 kits,
eSS WSSER co,6 frs6' Al. for s SEE BY
Package Liquor, NV.
Owner quotes 100000 annual vol.
ume. Low rental, good lease Good
operator should easily net S25. 000
Ewes. and sun, FRED KoG SSp
RA. 3-9263.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Az 9TH st. NV. MA. s-9379
PARTNERS TRANSFER prompts
14th st. Bridge in ArI. Gailonsge
increase every month since opened
LLOYD. on. 4-6051. ~ hN
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ground. Beautiful location, Ideal
Tor, retired couple. Fully equip.
ana stocked. Reas. NJ. LEO
STORCH, SP. $4,000.
PRO-, BUSINESS AND FURN., long
est. 15-rms.. compl. equip. inc.
over $500 mo. plus 3-rm. apt.
priced right, OWENS, NE. g.
04S6. NE. S-462I.
RESTAURANT-Beer and wine, on
and on sale: in s. Arl. building
boom area. OF. 4-6579.
RESTAURANT for rent, Mt. Pleas,
ST. NV. All modern equip. Re
sponsible ref. DI. 7-65OO.
RESTAURANT = Va: beer; over
$1,000 wk: closed Sun, $4,000. j,
On. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-65OO.
RESTAURANT = Slot machines
Patuxent, Nd. Money-maker sac
$4,000, y down. DI. 7-6500.
RESTAURANT, Conn. ave, near
N. r.. Shoreham-Air cond. Same
owner. II years. Retiring. Priced
right for exper. party. ma, s-4550'
RESTAURANT, A. C., Mont. Co.,
near observation-disclosures drive
IN beer spot, parks 40 cars, good
place for an experienced food per-
son. Extra-lge. kit, nicely euuip
Good bus. Long lease. Price. 500
900. terms. MA. S-4550. Wv"
RESTAURANT property and bust.
ness. Parking for IA cars, Income
$4,000 mo. gwted. Modern bldg.
easy operation. Asking SOS, 200
Gown, bal. like rent; should net
$4,000 VI. A. r. SEELYE. DI. Z.
$3.50. Call today!
RESTAURANT-LIQUOR - Down.
town near F st; seats no.: nicely
$4,000, terms, $4,000 cash. W e
NV. Ma. s-S743. AL FA' ave
RESTAURANT - Rockville, 50 900
mo. business. Only $4,000 dn.
GIBRALTAR Co, DI. 7-65OO.
RESTAURANT - silv. spg.: beer,
ETC.; good bus: $4,000. terms.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-65OO.
RESTAURANT, upper Conn. ave.
excellent loc.: good opportunity
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. $500.
RESTAURANT. Mt. Pleasant NV;
all modern, seats rs: $4,000, u
dr.: also sell with property. Glib
RALTAR. DI. 7-6500.
RESTAURANT AND S-RM. HOUSE
Two acres of land on Ri. 90
north Of Lynchburg, Va. Ia miles
along I'd. frontage. Adjoining To-
room motel. Doing good business
Well equipped. will sell all fol-
$4,000 and finance u of it
CHARLIE HOWARD. Dixie Res
taurant. Madison Hgts., Va.
COLORED REST. BEER-Hrs. 4
pm. to 2 am. Income $500 wk.
extras. apis, etc, pay rent; very
little help needed. SlO2 Rk. PricI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

81 PER SO. FIT.
Prime space soon available, of
arterial highway, vicinity of major
electronic center, aforementioned
office space available at ST. so per
SO. 1T. Will lease from 5000 to
100000 50. #. Plenty of parking
available. Outstanding constr.
Call Mr.. Blumenthai. JU. S-1S3l,
Frederick w. BerenS
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MOTEL wANTED-For client with
$4,000 cash. Must show good
ret. GIBRALTAR CO.. DI. 7-6b00.
COLORED-BRK. MOTEL q STORE
Rental, Is rooms, 2 baths; 8
acres land, main highway location
in Southern Maryland. $16,500. J.
B. WATERS, Prince Frederick.
Nd. Phones: Alpine 1890 or
Prince Frederick 214.
NEED $4,000 to estab. a lucrative
business. ORIGINAL investment
guar: refund. Box 157-S. Star.
NEED $1,000 for expansion. Have
garage but need adjoining service
station TO start used car business
on cars in $500 price range. Nice
opportunity for non-drinker. AP.
7-S8s5, WA. 7-959S.
N.W-12 rms, 3 baths. 8 kits,
completely furn. for sale by
nUhED HA1nrAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

HAVE CASH to purchase into or
full rights to mail order business
possessing considerable potential.
Explain In detail BACKGROUND of
business and pertinent figures on
profit or loss basis. Box 261-H,
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Southern MARYLAND

Southern Maryland
BAKERY-Completely new, modern
equipment: new masonry building,
main highway location. beautiful
Salesroom, separate fountain and
ice cream parlor, beautiful, mod
pEUMiB se Bus1NEss-New ma
sonry shop and salesroom, new 4 :
hot-water heat, main highway To-
cation. ,3H-acre land, sale includes
real estate and equipment. splen-
did opportunity for plumber want
Ing his own business
BAR AND RESTAURANT new
fixtures and equip, tavern and
lunch rm., separate main dining
rm., and cocktail lounge, lower
level colored bar owners living
quarters. all completely air condi-
TONED on courthouse square in
county sssI Use seat established business,
GROCERY cry AND MEATS - s-yr.
lease with option to buy, new
brick bldg, . acres land. SIe5
mo. rent. owner states Sf2SOOO
gross. $4,000 net last wear. oOoc
increase this year. $4,000 cash.
SOLOMONS = Waterfront COM
mercial. fishing charter. room
rentals. etc, large modern home.
commercial frontage or Patuxent
River and Back Creek. private
pier, 4S-foot fishing cruiser, nice
nome and business, liberal finan-
COUNTRY STORE CORNER with
masonry self-service store, fully
equipped doing excellent business,
nIllne station new, nice home,
u IL acres; Corner for future de-
FEED BUSINESS - Franchise for
nationally. known feeds. main
highway. location. mod. 3-bedrm.
home. feed store, grinding mill,
hatchery, drilled well. full modern
equipment, large tractor-trailer.
delivery truck, old established
MARINE HARDWARE AND GEN.
STORE in Solomons Island, 'front.'
ing on main street and harbor
with commercial pier, old estab-
lished business known not only by
local trade but also BY boatmen
from Maine to- Florida, real estate.
equlpment and inventory included
IN sale. 25cS down. owners will
PkcKAGE GOODS STORE AND
SNACK PAR = High potential.
main highway corner. new brick
store and showplace home. legal
sInt .mpchtnee, excellent income,
beet invcrto-v IN co"ntr
d VXTATTno O. ANr~~
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Cunudiun Editor
Freed in Africa

CAPETOWN, South Africa,
April IL (AP) Norman Phil
lips. foreign editor of the To-
ronto Star, was released today
from police detention, the
Foreign Ministry informed the
Canadian high commissioner.
Mr.. Phillips was picked up
in the east coast city of Dur
ban last week after the gov
ernment intercepted some of
his press dispatches.
Foreign Minister Eric Louw
claimed the Phillips reports
were third hand and gave a
distorted picture Of South AZ
rica's racial strife.
Mr.. Phillips told the South
African Press Association he
Is leaving Durham by air to-
night for Johannesburg where
he will board a plane for Lon
don tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Phillips told reporters
the detention was wholly un-
expected. Asked how he was
treated he replied: "It was all
very correct but I was under
detention" He said stories he
sent to the Toronto Star were
actual reports" of what was
happening in South Africa.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
British Eye to Track
Subs | 1000 Miles Away

LONDON, April IL (AP).-
British scientists are perfecting
an underwater "eye" which
will track submerged subma-
rines 1000 miles away, the
Daily Mail said today,
The admiralty is working on
IA sweeping development pro-
gram which would make nu-
.clear-powered subs with long
range ballistic missiles "out-
dated as the wartime U-boat, "
the Mail said.
The report said the project
was backed by American money
and involved a foolproof sys-
TEN of seeking out submarines
under water 1000 miles or
more distant. The scientists re-
portedly expect to be able to
track subs from the moment
they leave their bases, enabling
killer subs to hunt them down
Evening star., 1960-04-12

committee would make it lille
gal to broadcast or prepare
broadcast material where there
is an intent to deceive" the
public. Mr.. Ford said the COM
mission has drafted a bill that
would provide criminal sane
tions only with reference to "a
test or contest of intellectual
skill or knowledge"
Mr.. Ford said the commission
would require a very much
larger staff and increased funds
If public hearings were required
in the area being served on
all construction permits and
licenses for radio and television
stations.
Suspension Plan OKd
Mr.. Ford indorsed another
proposed bill that would au-
thorize the commission to sus-
pend station licenses for a
period of not more than 10
days for violation of rules and
regulations. He said this would
add "f1exibility and effective
ness" to the commissions en-
forcement program.
One of the more controversial
proposals-the licensing of
radio and television networks
is not scheduled for considera-
ton in the current hearings.
Representative Bennett; Re-
publican of Michigan, urged
the committee in a statement
inserted in the hearing record
to give immediate considera-
ton to proposals which
would close a glaring gap by
bringing the unregulated net
works under the jurisdiction of
the FEC"
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Senate Aide Quits
To Join Kennedy

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April
II (AP).-Ralph DUNCAN has
resigned his job as a staff
member for the Senate Labor
Committee to campaign for
Senator Kennedy of MasSa-
chusetts in West Virginia's
Democratic presidential pri-
mary.
Mr.. DUNCAN recently was ac-
cused by the Republican Ma
tional Committee of campaign
ing for Senator Kennedy while
employed by the Senate COM
mittee.
The accusation st nm d
from a March l6 trip here by
Senator Kennedy to open his
State headquarters. Mr.. Dun
gan accompanied the Senator
on the trip but insisted at the
time he did so to discuss COM
mittee business with the SEN
etor.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

Ca, and Eileen Mary Traynor, 10,
1855 Calvert st. NV.
John Theodore Wilson tr.. "a, Arling.
ton, Va. and Elinor Virginia Brooks,
1851 Lang pl. ne
Walter Z. Hail. and Livenia Hall, 40,
both of GIL p st. ne.
David Andrew Middleton. Is. 2s2e 7th
st. me-, and Shirley Francine Hol-
land. Is, 4q42 I1th ct. ne.
Paul Bennett Grtsso, ir.. SO. Arlington,
Va, and Elisabeth Starr Wilton. "a,
Delbert Owen Hewitt. 2s. 24II I4th
st. ne. and Lora Nell Palmer, %,
1885 Sheridan st. NV.
Malcolm Mencer Martin, 80, and Helen
Louise OssofskY, 3S, both Of 1900
Cathedral ave. NV.
Elizabeth Jane Schroeder. 43, is 7th
Douglas Raoul Morrisette, %, 47oo
pett, 20, 627 Franklin st. ne.
Leon Hill. SO, and Elizabeth Cockerell.
%, both Of Alexandria. Va.
Carl Thomas Wolson. %, Hillerest
Heights. 10, 3210 18th st. NV.
Oliver. le, 1910 18th st. NV.
Charles A. Stewart. 81, and Yvonne Z.
Atkins. 19. both Of 700 Kenilworth
Thomas Spencer Askew, jr.. Alexandra,
Va. and Carolyn Delois Hall, Is,
1868 Park pl. NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

and destroy them with homing
torpedoes.
Successful development of
the British invention would
have a dramatic effect on nu-
clear energy at sea-" the Mail
declared.
The product, it said, is one
of the factors motivating the
United States Governments re-
appraisal of its nuclear subma-
rine building program and de-
velopment of Polaris rockets.
The paper said the new sys-
TEN is not based on radar. 1t
did not describe it but said the
apparatus could be carried by
surface vessels and also laid"
in the water from aircraft.
This appears to suggest that
robot submarine detection sta
tions could be distributed
throughout the world" the
Mail said.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Gronchi Faces
Italian Crisis

ROME, April IL (AP).-
President Giovanni Gronchi to-
day turned once again to the
task of trying to lead Italy out
of its gravest postwar govern
ment crisis. But in the political
chaos no solution was in sight.
Mr.. Gronchi started through
the ritual of consulting the ma
tion's political and party lead
ers after Premier Fernando
Tambroni resigned last night,
reopening a seven-week-old
crisis.
No one was even being men,
toned as a possible successor to
Mr.. Tambroni.
There was some suggestion
that Mr.. Gronchi might call for
new national elections, since
no party has a majority in
Parliament. But that would be
unprecedented in Republican
Italy, and most political obser-
vers thought new elections were
not likely Immediately.
1t was generally believed Mr..
Gronchi would tap some Chris
tian Democrat to make at least
one more stab at putting to-
gether a government. The
Christian Democrats are the
largest party and have headed
every postwar Italian govern
ment.
Mr.. Gronchi planned to talk
today with Cesare Merzagro,
Senate President, and Giovanni
Leone, Speaker of the Chamber
Of Deputies. The President
Cancelled a trip to Milan to open
the big trade fair there He
was expected to have more
consultations tomorrow and
Thursday before making a de-
cision.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Tambroni's
all-Christian Democrat gov
eminent remains in Office as a
caretaker regime.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

mittee on Communications and
Power began two days of hear
ings on seven bills that would
impose more stringent regula-
tons on the broadcasting in
dustry.
AS the hearings get under
way, Chairman Harris, Demo-
crat of Arkansas, warned that
the committee was deadly
serious" about the legislation.
"I want to emphasize this"
Mr.. Harris said, because it
seems that some elements in
the industry are inclined to
consider some of these ques-
tions in a rather jocular vein"
Harris Voices Doubts
Mr.. Harris said the problem
of legiSlating was not made
easier when there is some
doubt as to whether the Con-
gress can count on responsible
cooperation on the part of the
regulatory agencies"
Mr.. Ford questioned whether
the legislation aimed at fixed
quiz shows and payola was
broader than needed. He sought
to distinguish between rugged
shows and innocent decep-
ton" often found in theatrical
contents.
The legislation before the
Evening star., 1960-04-12
DeMoIuy Elects

TUCSON. Ariz.. April II
(AP).-Albert j. McNally, in
surance executive from st.
Joseph, Mo, last night was
elected grand master of the
International Supreme Council
of the Order of DeMolay.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
FEC Gives Partial OK
To PoyoIo Penalty Bill

Federal Communications Commission told Congress
today accord with the obecves of legislation provd
ing criminal penalties for rayoa and fixed quiz shows
It objected however to proposals requiring public hearings
to be held all applications for construction permits and
licenses for radio and television stations.
The commissions views outlined by Frederick w.
Ford the new FEC chairman Commerce Subcom-
Evening star., 1960-04-12
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. LdtD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
fun days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Louis Lum Young, 90, and Joyce Tom
10, both of Arlington, Va.
Robert Lee Rogers, 25, Salem, Va
and Evelyn Jean Jacobs, l9, Saera'
Edward Smith, Is. 1910 Con-
necticut ave. NV, and Karel Ann
Helm. Is, ass Oakwood ST. sc.
Lo-enz Stephen julius Stocker. 81
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Billie Jean Hol-
ley, 20, Alexandria, Va.
John A. Kelley, %, Silver Spring, Nd.
and Joyce Helen Seyfried, 19, 4547
South Dakota ave. NV.
Richard CARLYLE Galbreath. %, 2944
2nd st. Sc, and Mona Sue Dixon,
81, Greenville, N. c.
William BRYANT Brigance, 22, Quantico
Va. and Patricia King, 90, 1928
Kenmore DIR. NV.
William Harry Shillingsford, "a. Lamp
Hill, Pa, and Elva Jean Forrer, %
New Cumberland, Pa.
Jaw Arlyn Hough, "a, Arlington, Va,
and Mary Louise Martin. %. Adel-
Billy west Barkley. 20. Rising Fawn
Evening star., 1960-04-12
When you need a car
rent from HERTZ

More ana more city dWeerS nave found way to save
important money. They rent from Hertz when they
need car for more than short taxi trips Instead of
owning car, they pay for only when they use it
by the hour day or week. Each time they rent they
can choose the brand new make and model they
need They have no garage bills, no repair bills no
depreciation, no big investment--none of the waste
expense and nuisance of owning And they
have the advantage of being able to rent and have
the use of a car wherever their travels take them
and still spend less each year. Hertz pays for everything
insurance, gas and oil (even if they buy it on
the roadD You'll find that it's both economical and
easy to rent from Hertz Just call any Hertz office
to rent new carat home and away from home.
Show Hertz your drivers license and proper
Identification. In just minute you're your way!
Evening star., 1960-11-06
TV MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound OF
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
,oiu do his best to dnsaDer Ques-
tions. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names ,piI be used If desired.
would like to join with. I'm sure,
hundreds of others in writing to you
to praise the TV special, The Right
Man. Never have I enjoyed pro-
gram so much. All of the singing and
acting was wonderful but would es-
pecially like to thank Garry Moore,
who conducted us from one scene
and century to another with such
ease The ending was inspira-
tional. Lincoln's speech is as true and
alive today as it was when he made
it 100 years ago. -.
D. M.
A bright, iuely sho,D it ,Das; let's
Evening star., 1960-11-06
THE RIGHT MAN
BY AccLAAAATlON

hope TV comes up tDtth more timely
ideas like this one.
4 4 =
The worst thing WMAL-TV ever
did was to take off the last half Of
American Bandstand! And the goony
kid shows they put on insteadi Hot
diggity! Rocky and Friends and Rim
Tin Tin. ABC taking OF the Dick
Clark show was bad enough-please
do something about it.
Another Angry Teen.
Worst to you. nldybe-but what
about the youngsters tulto like Rocky
and Rinty? Besides. Rinty bGrks bet
ter than most OF Dicks singers sing.
= -
Like the lady in a recent TV Mail
bag, have been watching As The
World Turns for a long. long time.
You or WTOP are just spelling every
thing for the TV. Please let me know
why JEFF was taken of and will some
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-18
LEGAL NOTICE

CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received by the
Clerk of School District No. so until
300 PM, May 81, 1860 for the sale of
the school house and shed on Section
%, Township "a, Range 81, otherwise
known as the Girard School. Building
is 10 #. by "A #.
The board of trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
All bids to be addressed to the Clerk,
Ann Franz of Girard Ri, Sidney, Mon
tana, and marked school Bids.
Dated this 9th day of May 1860.
School Board Dist. No. SO
Richland County
Sidney, Montana
Russell Danielson
David L. Albin
Robert J. Coon
by: Mrs. Ann Franz, Clerk
! Publish May Ii, 1G
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES



Estate Of MARY WEST
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Virgil M. West, administra-
tor of the estate of Mary West de-
ceased, TO the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four (4l
months after the first publication of
this notice. to the said administrator
at the offices of Brattin, Habedank &
Cumming, Sidney National Bank Build
ing, Sidney, Montana, the lace for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated May II, 1860.
Virgil M. West
Administrator of the estate
of Mary West, Deceased.
BRATTTN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney. Montana
Attorneys for Administrator
Publish May 10, IS, June /, 8