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The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09

tAelL W otDo
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received by the Rich
land County Board of Commissioners
at its office in Sidney. Montana, until
BOO o'clock p. M. Friday. May Is.
1862, for No. / and No. 2 Diesel Fuel.
as weather requires; present gallon
age used approximately $4,000
ally), to be delivered in any part of
Richland County, Montana in amounts
that may be ordered. Diesel Fuel shall
contain under O.5 of sulphur content
and a minimum of centane of 45.
This contract shall be in force for
year.. until June 80. 1868.
If the cost of the II increases to
the contractor. the County will pay
that increase. and if the cost of the
fuel decreases. the County will expect
the decrease: the County Commission
ers TO be consulted in either case.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
All bids to be addressed to the
County Clerk and Recorder of Rich
land County, Sidney. Montana, and
Dated this LIST day of May, 1862.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS OF RICHLAND COUN-
TY. MONTANA.
BY James E. Spurgeon, Chairman
Publish May 2. 9, is, 1862
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of FREDERICK NELSON. De-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Clara Ella Cabarett, Elk
ecutrix of the estate of Frederick
Nelson. deceased. TO the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within foui
(4) months after the first publication
of his notice. to the said Clara Ells
Cabaret at the law office of Miltor
G.. Anderson, attorney for Executrix
located in The New Sidney Druf
Store Building. Sidney. Montana. the
place appointed for the transaction o.
the business of the estate.
Dated May 1, 1862.
CLARA ELLA CABARETT
Executrix of the Estate o
Frederick Nelson, Deceased
MILTON G.. ANDERSON
Post Office & Business Address
The New Sidney Drug Store Building
Sidney. Montana
Attorney for Executrix
Publish May 2. 9. Is and %, 1882
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09
CARD OF THANKS

our many friends and relatives
who in any way helped and COM
forted us at the time of death of
u father. To all who brought
food, to Rev. Vammen and to the
ladies who furnished the music,
u sincere thanks. Every kind
ness was greatly appreciated and
will always be remembered.
The family of Ole Kilen
nd
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09
SIDNEY HONOR STUDENTS
AT STATE UNIVERSITY

Dennis Dale Williams of Sidney,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip (Curly)
Williams, was one of 81 students at
the Montana State University in
Missoula to attain a straight "A"
average for the winter quarter.
Other Sidney students on the
honor roll were Julia Margaret
Conway, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Conway, and
Lorna Clarine Mikelson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Mikelson.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09

Our sincere thanks to MIR. and
Mrs. Dolf Bosshard for keeping
the girls while we were both at
Billings, to Mrs. Miller and Mr..
Iverson for taking them to school
with the bus.
To Mrs. John Fisher for the
washing and ironing.
Thanks also for the lovely gifts
and cards and the many friends
that offered to help while l was
a patient at st. Vincent's Hospital.
Everything that was done for us
was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Edwin Seller
pd.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09
May 10 & 20 Starts loo O'clock PARADE May 49, HOO am.
DANCE Saturday Night. May 10 At The Legion Hall
TOPS. CLUB INCREASES
IN PAID MEMBERSHIP

Twenty-eight paid up members
were in attendance at the fifth
meeting of the TOPS. club. Fol-
lowing a short business session a
social evening of singing and
games was enjoyed. A news letter
from TOPS. headquarters was
read, reporting a national men,
bership of over 1000.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received from a
drug firm by the Richland County
Board of Commissioners until ll:OO
A. NJ, Friday. May ID, 1862 at its
office in Sidney, Montana. for Drugs
to supply all authorized County pa
tients whether said Drugs are used at
the hospital, Home for the Aged or
any other locale; this contract snail
be in force until June 30. 1868.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right TO reject n and
all bids.
All bids to be addressed to the
County Clerk and Recorder of Rich
land County, Sidney, Montana, and
to be marked Drug Bid"
Dated this LIST day of May, 1862.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF RICHLAND COUN-
TY, MONTANA.
BY James Z. Spurgeon, Chairman
publish May 2. 9. l6, 1852
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09

Resident of Richland County over
40 years. Former Deputy Urea
surer from 1889 to 1913. Book
keeper, Auditor and Office Man
agement over 20 years.
(Pol. Adv. Pd. for by Maurice Herrick)
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09

GIVE HER "A MOTHERS RING
THAT'S RICH WITH MEMORIES
FROM JOHN STOCKHILL JEW
ELERS ON HER DAY. I7-Itc
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18
Recommendations Received from
Economic Development Workshop
PREAMBLE: study and SURVEY fd\ Because

study and survey. (d) Because this
type of survey is SO basic and of
such magnitude there may be funds
available from other sources such
as the Ford Foundation, the Rock
efeller Foundation and other
privately endowed sources. Efforts
should be made to determine the
availability of such funds. (e) A
preliminary investigation with the
us. Bureau of Census in Washing
ton, DC. has shown that inorma-
ton available through this bureau
is not reliable for the purposes and
detectives of this survey. (f) The
Navajo Tribe presented a technical
assistance project to the Area
Redevelopment Administration re-
questing funds to study the feast
bility and procedures of m king
such a survey. Funds were not
available for this survey during
Fiscal Year 1862, however, every
effort should be made to obtain
approved of funds by ARA from
their 1908 appropriations. (g)Once
the feasibility and the procedure
has been established it will then
become the responsibility of the
Navajo Tribe in cooperation with
other federal agencies to produce
the human dependency and man.
power survey.
NOTE: The remainder of the
recommendations of this work
group have been broken down into
three major categories, as follows:
(a.) Short range programs, (b long
range programs. and &c. } training
programs.
SHORT RANGE PROGRAMS.
Short term programs are de-
fined as those which appear to
present immediate results.
1. Adopt the Navajo Sheep
Growers Association Resolution
approving the Reservation Packing
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18
PREAMBLE:

Fully recognizing the Navajo
grazing problem and its Importance
to the Reservation economy we,
the members of the Economic De-
velopment Work Group. must of
necessity give recognition to the
thous ands of Navajo people who
must earn their livelihood from
other sources. An exploding popu-
lation combined with an underde-
veloped land base makes it
necessary for us to look towards
new opportunities for economic
existence. To that end we are sub
hitting our suggestions to the
overall conference with the view
that in our considered and collec-
tive opinions we can in measure
present ideas advancing the overall
economic detectives of the Navajo
Tribe and the Federal Government.
The following are the recon-
mendations of the Economic De-
velopment Workshop:
l. The first and unanimous pri-
GRITTY is human dependency and
manpower survey as basis to all
Economic Development Projects.
(al For years funds have been re-
quested by Navajo Agency of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs for
survey of this nature, which have
have been obtained. (b) The Uni
versity of Arizona has received
limited funds from the American
Cancer Institute which may be used
by the University for the purpose
of initiating a feasibility study on
how this job can best be accomp-
lished. (c) Because of the urgency
and import ance of such a survey
the Navajo Tribe has budgeted
funds in its Public Services Divi-
sion that have been earmarked for
the purpose of assisting in such
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

Plant Plan. (T'he packing house is
not being proposed for the exclu-
sive production of lamb and mutton
but would also include other meat
products such as beef. (a) A di-
rect result of this proposal would
provide the inclusion of lamb and
mutton in the daily diet of school
and hospital programs.
2. Marketing and by-products
study of Navajo Forest Products
Industries.
3. Recommend the approval of
the Recreation and TouriSm Survey
technical assistance project pre-
sented to the Area Redevelopment
Admin Stration in Washington. We
further recommend that Assistant
Commissioner Fryer use every
resource of the Bureau of Indian
Affairs to assure the approval of
this ARA request.
Lake Powell. as the impound-
ment for Glen Canyon Dam is
scheduled to begin filling in Jan
uary of 1868, less than six months
away, and time is of the essence to
develop master plan for the es-
tablishment of accommodations and
facilities in this great recreation
area of the Navajo Reservation.
4. Recommend the immediate
undertaking of conducting surveys
necessary for Industrial Develop
ment Projects.
S. Recommend the continuation
and further promotion of force &C
count construction on all Bureau
projects with special emphasis on
those projects that use various
skills and trades of manual ma
ture. particularly the School Con-
struction program.
6. Recommend the promotion
and development of Navajo Arts
and Crafts on the entire Reserva-
ton
7. Recommend that the Bureau
of Indian Affairs take appropriate
steps to provide adequate person
mel to strengthen the Economic
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

Development staff at both the area
and agency level.
8. Recommend that the Navajo
Tribe take appropriate steps TO
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

establish highly competent staff
to handle the Industrial and Eco
Continued on Page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
COMPLETE AS SHOWN
81 90
no down payment, $l4 monthly

A whole, wonderful roomfuI of furniture
comfortable furniture-to turn obout
and change about as your mood demonds!
Sofo-bed sleeps comfortably :. swivel
rocker will become the center of ottroc-
ton . motchine choir for Nom plus
directive matching maple tobles. In
co-ordinoted colors-sofo ond choir in
char brown; rocker in co-ordinoted print.
The Heeht co-M 5 Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04

Modern sheIf-orm SOTO thot goes
into hiding by doy. turns into COM
fortobIe doubIe-bed by night. Nylon
fobric covered for longer weor in
modern tones of brown. beige. turquoise
The Heeht co-AH S Stores
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Assembly Didn't Discriminate
Mann Tells Arlington Civic Group

federation On Ie62 legislation,
lauded the General Assembly
as ''unsensational but progress
sive and hard-working."
Senator FenWiek cited IS q
milestone In our thinking. "
the authorization Of the state
Highway Department to con-
denim median strips for use By
mass rapid transit. I'VE are
beginning to think IN terms Of
moving people and not just
vehicles" he said.
Mr.. Winston said he was
disappointed in legislation
raising the gross allowable
weight Of trucks on Virginia
highways from $500 to TO-
900 pounds with no additional
rate Of taxation.
Mr.. Mann added, ''the truck
ing lobby rolled over this Gen.
eral Assembly as II it weren't
there"
Tax Study Cited
Cited as "forward-looking
by Mr.. Winston. was the crea-
ton Of q 15-member tax study
commission which win probe
the relation between local and
State taxes.
Also explained was a refer
endum due in November on
legislation that would permit
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Virginio Trailer Park
Yields to Apartments

Paul Peaehey. who has been
battling unsuccessfuIly 10 build
. trailer park near Bargain
City. Va. today asked for q
permit to put q "a million
apartment project on the land
instead.
The major obstacle to his
earlier plans-strenuous citizen
opposition-will disappear, he
said. II he abandons the trailer
park for the apartment.
The citizens. he told the
Fairfax Board Of County Su-
pervisors. were mot too I'M
reasonable after aIl-they Just
don't want trailer parks" He
said they were enthusiastic
about his proposal 10 put ap-
proximately 600 apartment
units on the 33-acre tract.
State Senator Armistead L.
Boothe, attorney for citizens
who have been fighting the
trailer park proposal. said that
ito q man and woman" the
citizens would prefer apart
ments. Such Q development
would act as q buffer to stop
the spread Of trailer parks, he
said.
The supervisors agreed to
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Girl, 10, FOiIed
In Bridge Leap,
Is HospituIized

A 10-year-old girl who was
stopped from jumping off the
Calvert Street Bridge by an
employe Of The Star has been
sent to District General Hos
pital for mental observation,
police said today.
James LAycock. a circulation
routeman, said he was driving
! in his truck across the Calvert
Street Bridge Monday when he
noticed that the little girl had
one leg over the bridge railing
and that two other girls were
trying to keep her from jump
ing.
Mr.. Laycock said he stopped
his truck, ran 10 the girl and
pulled her to safety. He then
took the child to q nearby
store and notified police.
Police said the girl told them
she was trying to commit sui
eide because her mother beat
her. However, q policewoman
found no bruises or marks on
the youngster and she was sent
to the hospital for examina-
tion by q psychiatrist.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
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s C0gsss1sbisg Heights I
{ Upper IAEb Sc. N.W.$
SHeSSeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeNes

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&HeSSeeeeeHeeee eeeAeeNetNtS
Belle Of Washington
$3.50 Syniter@@s. ,a.s n L,nssris. cOG5S's:l, ,ooa
Beyda's ns9
(sportsEeaE and children,s weaIl
S11A 1&th g. NV. AID. A-eS4S
CarOusel Shop
Ladies' Goats, suita. pressesl
SOLE 1Ath 81. nv. no. 2-0A60
Crosby Shoe Stores
!Peaturing Mary Jane shOesl -
SI34 1zth 81 NV. NO. J-ooeo
Delta Hardware Company
(Hardware Paints a Hcusewaresl
Silt 1Ath 81. NV. 90. s-obSi
FranCine
sos4 Ia.E Gssi:t 3: Nv. EEs&ae'-''.yCsSs.ls g. ls-soss
Irving Music q Radio
sSSs sscG5Ss gSss Z n Paw. MusiSSo 60 Sic1C sssO
Irving Shop, Inc.
sI1s aAsA 81. Wv. An. A-1sea
Jack Blank Pontiac
,4s- r,v;Is Ssalsss. q. 1ad Ny ssrVicH'bI Hb. ASSOC
Leeds Apparel shop
soAe 1AtA 81. NV. An. G-s7oo
Leyitan's Mems Wear
(Men's Furnishdngs and Clothingl
3044 14th st. NV. 234-S5eo
MaI's,Hardware Co.
6ocksmith, Glass, Plumbingl
S43o 14th st. NV. TU. 2-11SS
Perry Nelson Of
washington, Inc.
ladies Ready-to-W -Wearl
S1O6 14th st. NV. HO. 2-377S
victor's Discount ClOthiers
(work Shoes, Shoes for the FamiIyl
SD1e 14th 81 NV. AD. 4-0JS1
AAeAANoAAeeeeAeeeAAeseeNeaR
3 Connecticut Ace.
Sh0popsssN Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Csports Wear ana Linserie)
10S4 Conn. Ave. NV. 81. S-O2o3
Casual Corner 5rfs
CeportsweAr and eeparates)
Washington, MaryIand and virgtnia
The Guitar Shop
lessons. Instruments. Repairsl
1916 d Sc. NV. EE. o-JSSS
Ted Lewis Restaurant
lTaste-Tantallxlng Food -
2656 Conn. Ave. NV. AD. 2-S6oO
Vanity Fair
less Csns. Ave. NV. 81. s-sSSs
AeeAeAAASeNANeeeANeNAeNeNeA
( Other Northwest
& Areas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Arena Sport Shop, Inc.
(Athletio Equipment and Trophtesl
2S36 Wiscensin Ave. NV. FE. 3-6i00
David's Mems Wear, Inc.
sSss sSssslS@nsir @s rsassns ssanSss q wv IN AD
Dura-BiIt Shower Door, Inc.
(Free Estimmtes, Gladly 0iven)
TS2S GsoFEls Ave NV. "A. 8-B103
Eddie's Auto Radio Clinic
(Pactcry Authorised sales a seryieel
11o1 khods Island Ave. co. 6-6Slb
Handley Motog Co.
Qofd Sales and esryiesl
6313 os0fsia Ave. NV. "a. o-eooo
Midtown Motors, Inc.
ssse sc'SSss:i S:s:ss ds:E W. As's rs s:sZis ss:ll
w. 8. Pratt, Inc.
,sgEaksss ss,s ssFylssl a AgsonotiygSh a RspsiEl ps,slla
Prescription shop
Cpurity, Accuracy and DependablIity)
1858 eth st. NV MO. @.126B
Professional Pharmacy
- lRree Delivery eerslce) -.
2017 Georgia Ave. NV. AD. A-0S44
Royal Motors, Inc.
xfoS dssEsia Ave. NV. IA. S-SSS6
University Pharmacy
szI's gssa s..ssa sssSr.sy AZ. and a ss
HeseesseeesNAeesbsseHeeeseR
SOssEIs Ise@st Areas {
@SSSSSU~SS@SSgSS9@00eSgNSeSS
"A. B. C. Hardware
(Rental tocis---paint--hous
13o 16th 81. Sc. II. 4-6651
BrinsfieId,s Drug Store
I'VE Are Proud 81 Our esrvtcel =.
1855 s0uth CsDlteI 81 20. $500
BrinsOn's Dept. Store
CHhera gh0nu4DR Il \ p1earuFal
is@5-2S sssannsh b. s.k. 20. 2-lS60
Haley's Ford
LIST o NJ Sss. s.E. Il. 4-seoo
Stevens Hardware Inc.
(9erying Congress Hts. a Vicinity
Harry SoIIars
CTires srd Batteriesl -.
11e1 11th 81. Sc. II. 5~s1o2
Evening star., 1962-05-02

Northern Virginia Is not be-
ing ~consciously Disseminated"
against By the rest Of the State
and the 1851 General Assembly
reapportionment fight was not
merely one Of country versus
city boys.
These are two "mis-impres-
sions" Delegate Harrison Mann
told the Arlington Civic Feder-
alton last night that he wanted
to clear up.
There are individual legis-
lators, however, who don't like
us and take potshots, such as
the one who wanted to seriously
cut our highway funds By
separating US from the, cul-
peper district" the Delegate
continued. This was defeated.
fortunately"
In Chesterfield County, he
said. where q Delegate repre-
sents $1,000 persons. . half
Delegate was lost. Arlington
Delegates represent about 55.-
900 persons.
This matter cuts across all
sections Of the State" !" he added.
Lauded Assembly
Mr.. Mann, State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick and Dele
gates Kathryn Stone and VIII
liam winston, reporting to the
Evening star., 1962-05-02

hear Mr.. Peachey's formal re-
quest for rez0ning on June 6.
The supervisors last year
zoned the tract off Route / for
trailer-park use after Mr.
Peaehey agreed to put fewer
trailers on the land than would
be allowed under the zonine
ordinance.
But citizens from the Mount
Vernon Woods and Hybla VAL
ley areas challenged the action
In court. where the coming wac
ruled conditional" and, there
fore, void.
Last week Mr.. Peachey asked
the board to zone a portion Of
the land for unconditional
trailer park use but the super
visors deferred action pending
q ruling on an appeal Of the
earlier court ruling.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

into politics for the 34-year-old
physician.
Il feel that q genuine effort
has to be made by someone,
and I'm convinced we have a
good chance to win." he said
in q statement announcing his
candidacy.
DR.. williams said he found
"a good many Democrats who
are less than enthusiastic con-
corning Mr.. Gary, and this
presents us with q great oppor-
tunity.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Richmond Doctor
In House Race

RICHMOND. May 2 (AP).-
DR.. Louis H. Williams Of Rich
mond announced yesterday he
would be q candidate for the
Republican nomination to op-
pose Representative ]. Waugh
an Gary. Democrat. Of the Sd
Congressional District in the
November general election.
It viii be the first venture
Evening star., 1962-05-02
NeeeSeSSSeSSSS'eSS'0Se~O~@0S.
Rockville, Md.

: Rockville, Md.
~eNteHHHNe&eeeNssHNNeeNeeS<
Children's Center
es 3. MSntsSmsFy ave. 70. S-SIOT
Larry Alan, Inc.
-. tMen's Wsarl . a.o.
Medley q Company, Inc.
(Jewelers, Watch Repairingl
ego 3. Montgomery Ave. 20. 2-4bBb
Treasure Chest Jewellers
Jewellers. silYersmith, watch Repalral
Zoe n. Washington So. 70. a-2S3o
xeeSNNSHSNsHaeNsNNeAAeeeSNex
! SiIUer Sprimg, Md.
9eNNoee~eNNeSeeee ee&eNN1e~
Bellies
ladies Ready-to-wearl
Sl0 Ellsworth Drive JU. 0-S77S
Bell Flowers
gThe best in flowers and ssryieel :.
1901 GeoFgia Ave, ~, 8-13O0
Capitol Appliance Co.
ss.O aSpS1ainoia. SsSEsia A.. ana TslsyASioSS 49, SSs4OO
Captain STAINS Boat Center
lJohnson Motors-Boat Aecessoriesl
Se36 Georgia Ave. ~. 6-5T7S
David's Mems Wear, Inc.
sssS CsIssSilfs sSihGs Ra. & f'n' AA'9 u. ssiss
Loving Chevrolet, Inc.
(SAles-seryice. Body Repalrgl
1880 EsSt-West Hwy. ~. 5000
Matt Ogens
sSsl I!ssss gsSas'si 81, Is''d'-''-wSS6Sr|1 S6. |1-Or,7
Nan Richards
ssss sSsSs csis;ViiIs % Ia. -. ssssesas
Paymer q Phillips, Inc.
Seat Gov, Tops. Garrett. Dr.. Panelsl
02s6 0eeFgia ave. JU. e-a13J
l.. p. Stafford Rambler City
sSs7 CSIssviIIs Rsaa JU. S!saOo
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
-. gTireS Tubes. Batteriesl 80.
5000 Gesrsis Ave. 10. o.JTSs
Town and Casual Shoes
s64s ;sE. ccIEs.sViiis vile N. Ju. S-SESI
Weaver. Generator Service
Idcnerator and Tune=up epecialistsl
1915 Georgia Ave. NV. ~. S-4S40
Wilson Pontiac, Inc.
500. Ssalss--serviesl a-,s,s
Wri1ht'a IewAlrvs
lsilver. Diamonds. Wetehesl
S576 GeorSia Ave. JU. 0-4a44
YeNNeeeeeeSeSeeeeeHeNeeNAs<
$Upper MgrI bora, MIDI
SsesteseeeseteeAeAeeefeesee&
Marlboro Department Stores
"a! APpsEsE SHOES for znssss zSaC s1snlis sss
Uppsr MsTibsrs. Nd. SEA. 5-ss5S
>p@AtNAsttebeeeeNtteseeeAtex
) Wkeat0ss, Md. {
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eeeeeeeeN
Aspen Hill Hardware
Complete Paint b Garden centerl
1885 Gesrsis ave. WE. S-oSol
Drug Town
4soi Randolph II. WH. S-SSso
PendIeton Hardware
(sporting Goods, Paints, Housewarel
1880 0e0Fsis Ave. 10. 6.O400
xeAHeHHAtAeAeeeeeNeAeHeeeeH
Additional
! MARYLAND Areas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eeeeeetNeeeS
The Clothes Mart
waldorf. Nd. MI. 5-SB2s
Kopy Kat
1Women's q ChlIdEen's WEAR
EsstoVeF shoppine Cntr. 10. 5.604o
~e~eeeNAeseeeeseAeeeHNeeee&
! AJeHamdgs'sW, We.
$Se%eeeeeeseeeeae6eee~sAee%
Alexandria Auto Upholstery
ises scsis fsssSn 81. Ov. s.6SSS
Alexandria Rambler
,sseryiss Gambler and Metrepcli y
Alexandria Tire Service
I'VE sell the best-seFvice the Teskl
16z0 King 81. 0v. S~0bzS
BendaIl Motor Sales
(service Pontiac-Rambler- -Yeuxhaiil
1895 Prince %. OV. 3.le00
BiII's TV Service
CIV, Radio. Hi-Fi Repairl
1887 Foft Hunt Rd. so. 8-3454
Browns Mems Shop
CMen's Apparel. Ladies' Bpcrtsweerl
Ti3 King 81. kL S-2e9e
Fort Hunt Pharmacy
(Complete Drug Department etoFel
1901 ReFt Hant b. 50. b-4o2S
Henry's Camera Center
(Rentals-Repairs-T -Trade-ins,
Buy q GelD
Herby's, Inc.
- lRQrd gales and ssrxisel -.
WMAD
Evening star., 1962-05-02
$73 Million Available
For State Rood Work

BALTIMORE. May 2 (AP)-
The State Roads Commission
says It has about $7S million
available for new construction
this year. an increase Of 81
million oven last year.
About $50 million Of the
total comes from the Federal
Government, S15.5 million from
State taxes and the remainder
from bond sales. Almost all the
Federal money is earmarked
for Maryland's rapidly expand
ing segment Of the Interstate
Highway network.