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The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
ASCS Farm News
Richland County ASC Office

Zimmerman of FILA, Leo Hack
ley of SGD will be present 70
help with suggestions. Mr.. Doug
las G.. Smith, State Executive
Director of Bozeman and Ernie
Schmitt, District Fieldman, will
also be present.
Richland County Ballots for
1864 Community Committeeman
have been received at the ASCS
Office in Sidney and are to be
tailed December 4 at 9 a. m.
by the Richland County ASC
County Committee at the ASCS
Office. Any interested person is
welcome. The man receiving the
most votes in each community
will be elected chairman for
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

ed their house guests and the
Leon Cummings family and their
house guests at dinner also Nh.
and Mrs. Jim Cummings and son
of Richey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen and
Robert and Mary spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Han
sen and family in Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Deckert
accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Henry Deckert, left Nov. % for
South Dakota where they visited
relatives in Marion for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Zuroff, Jr.,
and children motored to Wolf
Point Thanksgiving Day where
they enjoyed a family dinner
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Toeves and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Zuroff were
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Roman Zuroff
and family in Glendive. Gary and
Gloria Zuroff returned home
with their aunt and uncle for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Scheer
and children from Circle and
Mrs. Jennie Nicholson were en-
tertained on Thanksgiving Day
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Scheer.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

that community. The one receiv-
ing the next highest number of
votes will be elected Vice Chair
man, etc. The top five men to
be elected are Chairman, Vice
Chairman, Regular Member,
First Alternate and Second Al
ternate. The Chairman of each
community will meet at the
Richland ASCS Office December
9, 1863, at 10 am. to elect the
1864 County Committee for Rich
land County. The newly elected
County and Community Commit
teemen will take office January
/. These committeeman are cleo
ted for one year terms though
they may be reelected if the
voters so wish.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

1864 ACP Development meet
ings are being planned for all
Montana counties in December
this year. Incumbent community
committeeman are asked to be
present. The meeting is schedul-
ed for Richland County Deem
Der II and will start at 9 am.
with a cup of coffee. The meet
ing proper will begin at $50 am.
sharp. Several topics will be up
for discussion, films on timely
subjects will be shown and a
review of existing ACP practices
will be made. During this review
the Committeeman will decide
which practices they wish to
keep or to add for Richland Co.
and which ones they would like
to delete.
Jim Bardi of SCS, Leroy Luft,
County Extension Agent, Henry
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
visited over the Thanksgiving
holidays with their son, Russell
Culver and family in Baker.
Mrs. Glen Coutts submitted to
surgery on her hip November Is
at the Deaconess Hospital. She
is reported to be doing well, but
is expected to be hospitalized
about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton Cummings
had as Thanksgiving weekend
guests their son, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Cummings of Ekalaka,
April Cummings of Mt. Ellis
Academy. On Thanksgiving Day
the Saxton Cummings entertain
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
Jehovah Witness
Delegate Back
From Meeting

How important is the Bible in
our modern day? SOP Christian
ministers assembled at the Com
mLnity Building in Dickinson, N.
OAK, heard the answer 10 this
question in the public address,
THE Bible Triumphs in a Scien-
tific World" Principal speaker,
Randall V. Davis, ended the three
day conventijn Sunday, Nov. "a.
Mr.. Davis said, The Bible
provides answers for LIES prob
lens, improves the social, NOR
al and spiritual life necessary for
peace and happiness. 1t is the
Bible, not science. that is the
only source of accurate infOrma-
ton for a future Of life. peace
ana happiness
This assembly was truly a
training program for our minis
try to aid all who want a better
understanding Of. Gods purpose
for man." commented Mr.. Ken
meth Randolph, presiding minis
ter of the Fairview congregation.
Mr.. Kenneth Randolph said
further, "One of the outstanding
features of the assembly was the
ordination of new ministers on
Saturday. A sermon given before
hand by Mr.. Davis emphasized,
that Baptism is a public symbol
that you have dedicated yourself
to God. Dedication and baptism
is in direct relationship to the
ordination by God of you as a
minister Speaking directly TO
the six new ministers being bap-
TIED, Davis said, Remember
this day, for it is the most i'm
portant day of your life"
Sixteen departments operated
the convention. All personnel of
the departments volunteered
their services receiving no sal
airy. Over 1900 meals were serv-
ed by a complete cafeteria,
where free meals were provided
for all full-time ministers and at
cost for all other delegates and
families. Rooming Accommodations
were provided by the rooming
department for the majority Of
the delegates. Locating rooms
to house all the delegates re-
quired many hours on the part
of the volunteers.
With the return Of the delegates
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
OES Chapter No. 62
HOnOrs SOjOurners

On November II a regular
meeting Of Richland Chapter No.
81, Order of the Eastern Star,
was held with Acting Worthy Ma
tron Alma Kingery and Worthy
Patron Carrot Hagen presiding.
This was the annual meeting
honoring the sojourners. All
came wearing hats of the early
days. These were presented in
a parade of the members with
comments on each by lMelba
Hall. Mrs. Mertie Brattin won
the first prize with her 100 year
old hat, and second prize was
awarded to Kay Fulkerson. Dur
ing the program Mrs. Phyllis
Ellington sang IN Your Old
Grey Bonnet
At the close of the meeting a
social hour was enjoyed and a
delicious lunch was served by
Mary Lou LaFrance, Ida Noun,
Dorothy Freeman and Mary
KleinSasSer.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
Insurance Group
Names Local Man

Richard H. Christensen. 800
Second St. Sc, Sidney, has been
appointed a fulltime district rep
resentative for Lutheran Broth
erhood, fraternal Insurance Soci-
ETY..
He is serving Richland county
in Montana and Mckenzie and
Dunn counties in North Dakota
as an associate Of the Billings
general agency Of Lutheran Bro
therhood which was among agen-
cies of the fraternal insurance
society to win top honors jn a
recently-completed national sales
contest.
A native Of Sidney. Christen-
sen was graduated from high
school and attended Park
School of Business. Denver. He
has been a member of the nat
ional guard since 1856.
Christensen is a member of Peila
Lutheran Church. Sidney, where
he has served as secretary Of
the church council. He and his
wife, Nancy, have a daughter,
Sherry, and a son, John.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

A regular meeting of Richland
Chapter No. 81, Order of the
Eastern Star was held Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 81, at the
Masonic Temple with Worthy
Matron Dolores Hood and Worthy
Patron Carol Hagen presiding.
Following the ritualistic work
of the order Don Kingery gave
a very inspiring address on pa
triotism."
Lunch was served by Beth
Rounce, Ruth Witt, Marian Mar
tin and Mary Magruder. during
a social hour.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

COINS WANTED
Don't lei your old coins sofhs, dus'
in those drowers Turn them into
MONEY Bring in your Piggy sonks
We will buy them We will poy you
l5e FOR indian Head Pennies Whot
have you TO offer7 Coll II. I-5493
Ask for Mormon.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
Huntley Properties

N-6AA~ACI AOEFNA AA~9
Are Always Interesting
TWO HISTORIC HOMES N WA,
TERFORD
ARCH HOUSE Very cid and
charming. beautifully restored, .
freplacea, bedrooms, Z baths,
sitting rooms lone paneled IN Old
pinel; Dutch doors lead 10 terfaced
garden IN TIE back.
FAIRFAX HAIL-The Old Friend,
meeting house erected 1851, stone
Restored h lese and converted 70 4
reatdence IN 100. Living room
ex3ls dining room hhrary, den,
kitchen pan1rys utility room on
main floor, bedrooms, 4 baths
On nd hoor. J companion resi-
dences. Bass pond many large
trees On u roiling Hcnes. Unlinni-
ted Po@@elhties here. country inn,
family. We can show these proper.
BY appointment only.
Many ether very Interesting stone
homes and country properties 70
ehooaa from, some WITH small
aereages several estate farms for
your consideration.
CALL on WRITE
HARRY HUNTLEY, Ritz.
LEESBURGs VA. SPRING T.3slS
LEESBURG. 5 MILEs-6roon mod.
ern masonry BUNGALOW, large lot /,
nice condition. $3.50. 1900 down,
$50 mo.
aAMILToN-Moder 7-room house,
sil,soo.
g. 3. woLFoRD, Broker
%lS-zlel Hamilton, Va.
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IMPoRI-SPoRfs

V0LkSUAGEN IS. r. ard h.. aas
eauges tally equip.s excel meehani-
CAPITAL IMPORTS
SALES AND SERVICE
col Cons. Ave. NV. 2tl-t5oe
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iMbShf-spoRrs

voLEsgAeES q z, zaFssss "a. :;.
Bethesda-k enEnglon area.
w $40 eonv.s aqHa via kIaek -.
L1ke nsw. slsoa CAL sll.AU.
V0Lv0 e P-isoo. excel eo1d- 90
1s1 alter pm.
V0LV0 "a 'P-isoo, rsd, Ally
squipsd sz.s1 6sl-z7 ailsr pm.
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soLD VALUE 1badFmG, VA
kath1. earpofts pattos Terrain
1oorB. ai1lag gtaas doors. esnsenl
de rect. Ceafral water ard sewer.
OufE1s posf hEhl. Oaly t1si1 Per
No. covers 9geKyt1lmG. ffea bro
ehures persoaal mEpecte1 TIP.
We lave numGfeug houses Tor sale
throaEhQut Finrlda. ranging from
70 bedrm1-, from t6sg& b slsylso.
Any age car qualify persond n
Gpeedon tip.
THE NEIL co.
ls57 Eya s.. NV. d. Lam
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

GEORGETOWN-S,ooo to 1900,
square feet, substantial cash. FE
1900 OIL. l-373s.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-0,00I
So. Fl. near Acc, IBM and Fair
child. eoc per #.
BETHESDA-2y626 50. H., priced un
der market for quick sale, zoned
KORZENDoRFER REALTY, INC.
A. X. PERRY
Offc. OIL. l-slll Res. OIL. S-13ll
1909 Fl. ca IN the heart Of Suit.
land, Nd. Sell Or bid. TO suit ten.
J. M. MEDLEY, 10. e-T77.
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snsfA - Esals GGs@. iuIy
ROYAL MOTORS
as ss e.. Ne. ~. sn'o'4eS - 80.
s &c !. &, !, ssIooa- :. a 4 We.
ROYAL MOTORS
lmperialC hryslar- ptymoulh- eiuea
tloe C. Ave. NV. Ia ESQ
s esds. i5 snsssl.is ~. ~; s 1ifsD
PONTIAC A21l Gem.
SUNBEAM MPuiE igte 2. an1
remoTakler ksrffS1' n - ~,
ing eyerseas. 500. S5s-oI46.
IugRH TR-3 81 good ralliaT
s ST. sS@ q HaAks otisr. sz<
I Fssn. y, rS -; 81 'a'''0 nd. 'sas-
TH Iga !. Tn.ls IS thTaSIh 'SS.I
MAJOR ThfpOHTH
CORNER N. ioth AND WILSON
ARLINGTON. VA. "A. SSso7
roos via Sisck ~ noIq'e r. ns-
nslsy. JuM Mckay CHEVROIET.
Ealrlax. Va CT. 3-ozso.
T by sss q 80 teI ss ssess + ''F'
t.R.fgMPH ls6e TR-3A, excel. eoad- /,
svsii.hls 81 Ir.. nAnSlia9S
pirs ga can A-naa'a'' Va" en-
r. r. g: private paFtE eclSkt July
,Se mNSl Me- pea a:zoo, ssknF
StlIl under warranty. s6-n1.
Wv 81 zdI;. 7: and h. White. sod
s c1 ~. leaving Mates must
wv 10 sunroof, rood cond-, / own
e, US Cal S1-3llo. Weekdays,
Wv MICR0BUs '1 ds Luxe hard.
tops Zoo ml..s SIN under Euaran-
tee lreen and white, IL. 6lSsi..
V0LKSWAGEN 81, ROod cond., 4
extra sngW tres. lsle. ORIG
OWNER. Call 772-osg3.
w 81 tan, sunroof. new eng With
1900 mi. New brakes, excel. tires,
Sacrifice a. S6ls. l3S-5p7i.
v0LKSWAGEN MIC R0BUs 20,
Nso. Good condition. Call sz6.l630.
v0LKsWAGEN, 1870
mo-; Cd PERI. eond-s pearl white,
IA. l-l6l1.
vOLKsWAGEN 1857 De luxe sedan,
Berry, green, excel cond. Best Of
fer. Io5-lel.3s7l or 5os-lsL75l1.
v0LKSWAGEN 20, green, sun roof,
RADIO and heater WV. tires, excel.
eond. Call l1A-s233.
wv ~. De luxe, sun roof, ssdan,
pearl white r. and h.s Wv. tires,
400 mi.s sod By diplomat for
81 $50. OF. 6-Sl2s.
vOLKSWAGEN 20, almost brand.
new. radio, mirror, seat belts, W..
v. Tres. gray. Sis7ps. 3s7-tttl
Y0LKsWAGEN '6l white sadan,
$500 mi, Wv. tires, good eond.
orig. owner. sl.Iss. TE. Slssi
v0LKSWAGENS '63 : Band new
shipment. Sedans and arHroofs,
ETom Sl6as. DELIVERY TODAY.
Trades or $50 down.
- sun MOTORS
800 N. FAIRFAX DR., ARL,., VA.
OPPOSITE KANN'S IA. l7iiiI
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TR1UMPHs TR-is IS fRT017R '15--
10y .gI !. shoo:s iro1. eEsiss q
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istk AND b SIS. N.W.-Shorehani
Bldg, office to sub-lease. Fur
nished,. with telephone answering
gerviee RECEIPT. rni., etc. MISS
PALMER, ST. 3-6255.
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ROYAL MOTORS

as.s g. Il. N. - - ~
s nc !, Z, =, ssiooo." 2 a 4 w.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

LARGE NATIONAL manufaeturinr
enEineering firm desires approx.
mately LOO 81. n efhce space,
suitable foF 8 peopla. ArhnE1an o.
Alexandria locatioa preferred VIA
easy Access b Dlglrte . must.
CURED submit focsfioa. floor plan
and rental Zee 70 Boz lieGs Star.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD,

PREFERABLY wooded, suitable for
A-bedroom home In nearby virginia.
Box 3s3-G. Star.
PRINCE GEORGES CITY.
l have buyers for apt. house ground
su bdivision ground, and raw
acreage with or without sewer and
water. Also industrial and CONNER.
cial sites.
FREDERIC B. LAUTERBACH
ReaItor s3S-ssz2 s35-6621
PVT. PARTY WILL PAY CASH FOR
GARDEN TYPE APARTMENT
SITE. OIL. 1850, OIL. $500.
WANT BUILDING LOTS for homes
and apis. D.. c., nearby Nd. and
Va. 81. 49, after 8 VII. 6.l710.
WE HAVE BUILDERS earnestiy
seeking building lots and acreage
suitable for DEVELOPMENT now or n
the future: Nothing too large or too
small. Nd, ID. c. only. ROBERT
r, LOHR, INC. Call 2 til 2. HE.
LIST WITH LoHR
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I 81. Is TH 2 :l!' % siI. my V
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sio 18th ST. NV,

Exeellent locatioA naar Penna. ave,
froom suite. 70 "a. a. OF vi
rent separately. Fireproef els4atnI
hleg.s reaea1abis rent d. 1-e6of q
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IMPoRf-sRnRfa
MOTORS

' sss1s.a. .sk a'. |e'@ Any
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% e. ~. ~. '@''.4f3 81 q.
E9LLs aoYcE . ar; Size
SP 6Slst 1850 81 - sk1'A FLOOD
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rool VIII BLACK int, p a 4.
fh :ISi;x. ~ "a. Hes sk s..s SsHSEVRoLE.
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VI q z1dIg :; and b. While. SOD
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IL. '63. private party 6clgkt july
400. Never faeed a. necfe9
StIIl under Warranty. s6-na.
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SUNBEAM ALPINE fSS5 r. "A
\. hlsek leather, wire whselS.
ing sVerseas- 500. k1-oi4S'
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CORNER \. iol5 AND WILSON
Go BLVD.
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THE PRICE rs RIGHT

TREES TREES TREES
Nearly new and sparkling this 4
bedFn., 2gz-bath hrick beaufy vii
charm your heart. Extras. Fuh din.
ing rTn.s de luxe wife saver kit,
lex2l rec. rm. In walkout bSnit.
GARAGE. Wall-to.wan carpetinE,
Many extras. Gorgeous wooded lot
VIII ~ utila. s3S50o. CR0WEIL q
Goa NC Realtors Mclean. Il.
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15ssS IH. - T91s g. szd60 M. 5Szz.
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as nei WRIisnSSr 2 Rhvb
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Eood eond. $3.50. sss-ssse. WI
TRIUMPH $50 IRA, eTceI, eoad- !.
Ns4oo OF make offer. Financing
AVAILABLE cal Manassas. Va, IN
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FLOORS sANDED, fin. New, &c II.
Sa5 time aas u RR1NsoN g. ssi9ss 7s SAl
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS. PATIOs, walks, drive
ways and custom-bullt homes.
UNITED AMERICAN
BUILDERS, INC.
o49-3e05 VIII. 2-41is
Atlas JANITORIAL SERVICE and
lawn maintenance, homes, offices
Apartments, RIA, 3-020D,
BRICK. BLOCK and concrete work.
ETTE, IA, 7-4os0,
BRICK, BLOCK AND coNcRETE,
no Job 700 small; For free esti-
BRICK WORK-waiIs, steps, chim-
neys, pointing, repairing. lst-elass
work only. LA. o-92ss' Lu.
cARPETING, sales. service. clean
ing, free estimates. reas. factory
prices. 730-3261.
CARPENTRY and seneral repairs
o. Al TYPE; Large or small jobs
CARPENTRY WORK - Partitions.
rec. rms, closets, bookcases, etc
Guar. Refs. Call s84.3e2b,
CARPENTRY, remodsllng. add.
tons. rec. rms, earpOrta, porches,
etc, p o., MONTGOMERY County,
414-T747.
CEMENT WORK = walks. steps
tsed. Prices reas. NO. 7-iiig.
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HELP WOMEN
We MONTGOMERY a

THE MONTGOMERY GENERAL
HOSPITAL, Olney, an accredited,
77-bed community hospital, Is ii
need OF . woman TO direct Its
housekeeping department. Appli-
cant must be able to train and
direct the activities Of seven en-
sponsibiiity for All h ousSeSseuins
functions, Some work experience
Is desirable, though II need not
be in hospital setting. Salary
commensurate with ability. At.
tractive fringe benefits, 40-houi
work-week. Persons interested
may call 924-4201 or 774-2311
and ask for MRS. TINKHAM.
TOBACCO CLERK, for active de.
partment, retail experience, day
work only. Good salary. Refs. Cal
MONTGOMERY HILLS PHARMA,
CY. JU a-9Shb
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
CONTINUED
CEMENT, BRICK, BLACKSTONE,
WATERPROOFiNG WORK, Is
years exper.. reliable colored man.
work Guaranteed. 726-6731.

CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION and
repairs BY reliable contractor. For
estimate call Mr.. Wilson. OIL. 6-9l7s
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GEICO
GREE PARKINo)

An Equal Opportunity Employer
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'L00R W0RK--Sanding. and fin
tsst 9. &. DEAToN". VIA IA. S.77tSsa,
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Transcription
TYPISTS
Positions are open in
both our Chevy Chase
and downtown loca-
ton for experienced
transcription typists.
We offer many paid
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your financial secu-
rity now and in the
future.
We do test all our
applicants. II you
feel you qualify and
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graduate, please ap-
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between 8 am. and
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An Eauai-o Opportunity Employer
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HELP DOMESTIC


- DISCOUNT ON FEES"
N SuE T2RHTs ne Hssds a JOB Az. waiNslp %
BABY sITTER-Exper. woman to
care. for 2 children in Sc, area.
SS5 VIZ. 10. S-Sb0s at. $50 pm.
COOK, exper.. and g.h.y.. for SIN.
adult family, refs, live In or
Sunday of. En-. $500. AH'
ELDERLY LADY to care for 2
small children. Sc. area. refs.
REQ. Phone hS3-1174.
EXPERIENCED, live in, Bethesda
g.h.w., plain cooking, 3 girls
20, s, 100 days. good salary
plus paid vacation. References
Call aft. Sun. OIL, 4-1976, RE
7-792S.
HOUsEKEEPER, rooming house
non-drinker. 81 hr. Apply 1907
18th st. NV.
LADY to live in. Free room and
board and small salary in ex-
change for taking care OF two
small girls. Wheaton area. Must
be dependable. 949-6s14.
LADY to live in, free room anC
Local refs. REQ. 522-e59s.
MAID-Non-Spanish speaking Eu-
ropean maid for general house
keeping work, live in, For diplo-
mats. 232-7620, Monday-Friday.
MATURE LADY. 35-5O, refs, live
in, child care for boy g.. Small
salary plus rm.. board. 424-964S
MATURE LADY who would ike I
home with Negro family. Rent
free In exchange for child care
| and Ink. 4S3.S217.
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SITUATION MEN

ACCT. -OFFICE MGR, mature. ex-
per-, recently with CPA, desires
position .wIfirm In nearby D. c. or
Nd. Full benefits and advance
ment, RA. S-4lSs.
Observation-Disclosures, de-
sires small business accounts on
q part-time basis in the Southeast
area. ] am fully qualified in all
Federal and State taxes. Rates
are reasonable. Call 10. 3-9769
after pm. and ask for LITTLE.
CONST. SUPT.-Manager, expe-
otter, varied exper. Call Mr.
DUGAN, KE. 6-6146 eve. and
MEN AVAILABLE - Homework,
yard work, painting, rough car
pentry, etc. Call ME. S-4532.
SECRETARY, thoroughly expert
enced. Good references. knowledge
bookkeeping. AP. 1858,
SECRETARY, 80, personable. versa
tile, IBM. dictaphone. speed writ
ing, diversified background in
eludes medical and engineering
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Frenchmun Sets
World Mark for
Two-MiIe Event

PARIS, June Z CAP. Michel
jay of France bettered the
world record for the Emile run
last night with a clocking of 8
minutes 29.6 seconds in a meet
at Charlety Stadium.
The previous best time for
the distance was 1928 set by
Jim Beatty of Los Angeles at
a meeting in Los Angeles June
8. 1862.
jay, who finished second in
the $500 meter run in the Rome
Olympics in 1860, bettere6 IL
French records from 800 meters
to 5000 meters last year.
Last night he covered 44C
yards in 63.5 seconds, $50 ir
2:06, the mile in 4:15.2, ano
mile and a half in 6:24.2
Beatty's comparative times or
his record run were 2:06.1 fol
the half mile, 4:15.3 for the
mile and 6:25.4 for the mile
and a half.
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though he had missed nine
games earlier, he had hit IL
home runs and driven. in rs
runs. .
II felt the best I had in
years and I was starting to hit
real good" he said. II even
felt like I could steal a few
bases"
Houk. who yesterday snapped
pitchers with the Yankees
Richmond farm club, sending
down Luis Arroyo, his veteran
reliever. and bringing UP Al
Downing, said he had no plans
to bring up a replacement for
Mantle.
Instead, he will do some
platooning, using fresh in CEN
ter and Hector Lopez in left
field against lefthanded
pitchers and Joe Pepitone in
center, fresh in left and either
Dale Long or Harry Bright al
first base against righthandeo
pitchers. Last night against
Baltimore, Pepitone was in GEN.
ter and Long at first.
I'VE will miss Mickey" Houl
said, but fortunately we are
more capable of meeting this
problem this season than we
were last year."