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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
EENDERsONVILLE. Oct.

HENDERSONVILLE, Oct.
6 p A Henderson cOun-
ty grand jury today indict-
ed j. r. Gallon, elderly night
Waterman at the AsheviIle-
Hendersonville airport, for
murder in the fatal shooting
Of Noah Cecil Rhodes, 16-
year-old Mars Hill college
student from Wilmington,
last August I.
The case was set over to
the March term of court here.
Cation remained free on bond
rosted following a cOroner's
inquest in August.
The day of the shooting
Cation gave a signed state
menl to investigating Ashe-
Vile officers in which he
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
The Weather

FORECAST
South CaIo.iAa-Cloudy and slightly
'''et ~ltt. occasional rain Tuesday,
n'a't rsin III coastal area Tuesday
morning; Wednesday fair and warmer.
NoFtn Calolina-Occasional rain Tues
o7y AVID Tuesday night followed by
..gaI4A2 Wednesday; moderate to heavy
etns IN extreme east portion Tues
Wy, slightly cooler Tuesday, warmer
"ednesday.
neurological data for the "a hours
e''2z 7;3o pm Yesterday:
temperatures
az am 64. 7:30 am 65, 1870 pm II,
H.. Pm So Maximum II; Minimum 81;
Ian 81. Normal Sc.
Humidity
80 pm ss.
Precipitation
VA. Tor the "a hours ending T:3t
h. ~ t@hes. Total since the first %
month, 70 inches.
fides For Today
L "n fhe Tide Tables published b.
eoas' and Geodetic Survey
Wl,, High Low
'nsloh - 2:42 am 1902 sf
Mssor 3:34 pm HOS pm
N9'hP'ro Inlet 1871 am r49 an
is pm so pn
3. a ~. Sunset SAB, liz onrist
pT Moor5et 1.49 .;.7.
Stage ut Fayetteville, ~ r a
s $3.50 wsAIss.s ss. :, ~.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

wtma11to, and vicinity: Moderate t,
hs1HS AELA today anA tonight an.
9oe4e~s Wednesday. clearing and wa,
G..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

See VISHINSKY On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

See GEN. CLAY on Page Two
Evening star., 1947-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS. trumpets, cornets. guitars,
trombones, clsrinets drums at low prices;
and @ Hsss :Sansss JN sNo co. phSns
7th st. NV. -2l
ACCORDIoNs Used Hohner; 4s bass
Switches. sHe sses. ui National sSas. JORDAN @
PIANO CO., 1O1b 7th st. r.w. -17
ADDING MACHINES, new. used hand.
sSe sPb TsP5 4 Di s1SsgS 5s9S s cf
AIR CoMPREssoR Gspray cars and fur
nttqre) S14 so spray gun. 3 80 ELEC
AMERICAN FLYER, electric train: new
cost S69; sell $40. Used only twice. Call
Alex 6S79. is
ALLEN FAST BATTERY CHARGER, price,
$50; excellent cond ROWE sUNOCO
SERVICE. Wis. ave. and East-West hwy,
Bethesda. -1S
never used. just Imported from Argentina
also ! black fire opal ring; reasonable.
ANTIQUE collection of Lutz. Waterford
and other types of glass, ivory. porcelain,
brass bEonze; g9o pottery and many other other
ANTIoUEs-walnut desk, SIS; 6 chairs,
$40; marble-top walnut washstand, S22;
bed. 81 6; sofa. S25, and Settle bench $40.
soLoMoN'S. 32O5 o st. NV. III
ANTIoUEs-65 pices china, glass. brac-a-
brac. from 75c to 81 SO, A few other nice
Some suitable as gifts: Sun; and evenings,
1851 18th st. NV. Apt. 4o5. co. $3.50.
ANTIQUES-Furn. glass, china, relics;
Ea pops asbs snEs ssake chests wash
Sun Sun ARLfNGToN ASTIoUE SHOP, wash.
and Lee blvds.. across Ft. Myer, CHI. $500.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
REPAIRS AND sERVcEs tcent.).

PAPERING, room. $40 up: also painting.
Prompt service vice, white mechanics, M Mr.
fAfEaIss: PxiSTIsS-1. iSnss.7 :, elias. . WHIT.
PAMP'iERTNG4 6oNE AT ONCE. very reason
latest selections Of wallpaper. GE. oo24,
PAPERING. PAINTING. scraping, plaster
saadns r asee 81 1885, asos sNs ss
ga sE5SS; ssS fsSs5ss{iSa Guaranteed aA Z: SSSs
piano FIsSS9t.fS TSSSS SSs eaf ssSs,,,Ps II Soys
PIANO TUNING AND REPAiRs, ali vorf
g9araIndteed. Free estimates. WA. b755.
PLAsTER1NG = L sGTEEaRs1NG AND REMopEIrNaLL{csetl.
M ions D aeSsd Tx sSss .fter Ss' ana Ree!'-
"a = any .%s sns 'i5asns DR ss z.'es eEoN HS5s
e. Ssas 80 and sns sfr'n} 'oS
rHSMhs ffFAk aaF II nx Dfomp .u.rans:.a
Eark 5y exge5ienssd gp gs mechanics prices
Speciality. Gas-hred boilers and gas not :
a KA 41S AND or hH1Na Hh aSS5 ho. 2S Water
heaters, jobbing our specially; registered
RADio piH'faf RfpAffs Ho 7S7e Veteran reasonable as
sEFR1SPRAqfios5S ss1eR EDFETfasSiP
ize in commercial and domestic refg. All
ESTk sSGv suar: Ta 24.hr; service. s E. APPLI
kEfk1GRRAToss: kEfE GR II S$sS MOTORS, washing ls
machines; ,24-hour service; household and
kSoE EEakE SSTrgEs sS IL CLEAN,
Sssss R5SsnEs ws5f sVazfa5isd %zDbE smf
ROOFS REPAIRED, and painted by vet
ROOFING. cutters, spouting: new and re-
Rhsx RRfhEs tsssons9f nGRAY RIlssf RooNd Sa P CO. g.
rs; ISy s9sssriaT 9S SsD0atins: Cali Mr.. sHfP
RUG BINDING SERVICE, new and old
carpets f1tted or altered stair carpet laid.
THE REPAIRs, work guaranteed. NJ. J.
TRASH REMovAI-Monthly rates as low
as 81. Daily service. ROBERT CoRBIN,
TXPGNEiTERs cleaned oiled and ABUSED
so xSp f's cANsG fsh G." by blind
and handiGapped 1MI4p i,d Teas pEiee free est
ture. Call d. 36S7. NEW YORK up
HoLsTERING Co, 6l7 F st. NV, for our
home decorating service; 80 yrs. at same
WALL SCRAPING AND PLAsTERING RE.
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
service, all makes factory parts: 90-day
guar ACME RADIO g. APPLIANCE CO.,
4016 Ga. ave, GE. 1888, 8 am. to 9 pm.
WEATHERSTRIP NOW. HY. 5653-17
| YOUR ATTIC can be converted into COM
| Portable living quarters, quickly and rea-
sonably; no cash required, easy monthly
Gs 1S5 tres Cos RH 4SS
phone service. -19
Evening star., 1947-11-17
ND PLASTERING. RE.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONAL CONCRETE cement work,
footing, driyeways, porches, bsmt. floors,
!ees aLEa Lnhs AT sss4 Ssi FR Ps aad 551s new %Grk
ADDITIONS. remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc. free esti-
HAM1iToN 6 % coNfRAcT1Nd c.. soa'F RE. -
ADD1TIoNs-Au phases of home and COM
version. Carpentry. electrical, plumbing
ERAL ENGINEERING SERVICE CO.. RIM
aGTERarfoNs 2f f2S IS es7s Residential
anG commercial; attics into rms, or apis;
IhSIHf5f BTIGbfk wA AAD 7s5SN sc5oSNrRAcroR-GeaSeera
repairs Of all kinds. Bars and recreation
rooms specially. Call w. sNIDER, Jr.,
coMSERCIAL BUILDING and remodeling,
additions, porches, garages, etc. TR. 1894,
S 19qNG doMG ffF ANp fsf%s5s %cso5MsMERc1AE
eepSNGTIRsAcTIING eeSGIs GO, No; No $500; -. -
& CONSTRUCTION Co, DI. OPP;
ayns IGoh ssndns cssnns HH ns Gss
ING coNTRASSJToRs, SSJTo INC, 1919 Wiscon-
u eENEsAL sss s0 0coSSS1RsAcros; 81 new building
crete work. ETC.; estimates free. c.. A.
GENERAL REMODEL1NG of all CONNER
eeial property, plans fqrnshed estimates
G. & H. BUILDERs-We do. brick work,
block work and fagstone work. Call EN-.
HEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex-
Rs!s faERsSE2sc Co. '!s 5 gay a sTs SsRVd
aYafTsV1LIE GY2ni SVi GJss; CONTRACTING co.-Roof-
ing, siding, guttering. painting, papering:
all work guaranteed: no down payment;
call WA. s4s6. days or evenings.
5SsgIaRa sa aiis sszs Aa iss Ess
KITCHEN REMoDELINl--Imme diate in
Line cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire job, involv-
ing carpentry, electrical work, plumbing,
plastering, painting and linoleum. Also
painting and decorating MODERN HOME
KGoMP AIR SYSTEMS. M Socialists ntia in
warm air and air-conditioning heat; 35
R0OFING-cellars. walls, floors,
mates NEV1Ns. TW. sl54. "a:
WATERPROOFING-A kinds, below grade
Mie,oabtn and above segs gsade ROBERT E. PsIcE'
YOUR ATTIC can be converted into. COM
Portable living quarters, quickly and rea-
sonably; no cash required; easy monthly
terms. Call for free estimate. SOUTH
ERN CONSTRUCTION CO., RE. 1853 "a
hour phone service. -19
Evening star., 1947-11-17
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY sTORE-Excellent Sc. loca-
ton; long lease, low rent. Owner quotes
$1,000 Wkly; business; liy; quarters; priced
cHApMAN E Io9 REAaTY daT9 co ceesa Resltors Rh
SMALL BAKERY with ice cream: located
in MARYLAND shopping center; available
now for holiday season; good lease, reason
KOSHER DELIcATEssEN-one of the
best. Old established and known as a
money-maker. Previous, owner made a
fortune here. Due to other interests 1t is
Sarre e Exclusive s02 With iEoa tosf aoopMAN Soi5 AM
Broker 1885 Conn. ave, co. $500; nights.
sELFoSERvIcE LAUNDRY STORES. Laun-
deraD equipped; reasonable investment;
g4FESEr21 ! a. sSas sssa .vs,nss, tn.
only plant of its kind In this territory; no
possibilities as to income; wonderful oppor
6SH IS this SHs deal a dS da RSF
HOME AND 1NcoME-sale by owner, r' s.
h.-w. oil heat; fully furnished; in s.w;,
near Capitol and Govt. bldgs.; ,S2,500
d9Tn bal from rent eSsg yearly
APARTMENT HOUSE AND REST.NUn-
usual opportunity to purchase 3 strate-
gafy Tb 9s1ed e5ek SdS nr IN ana
apartments which net sizable return.
equpped Rtehe 6rnss wt IN
NJ. Sylvester, with RoBT. /. MeKEEvER
CO: Reals@oTs' tor shoreham Bldg.' MA. 1850;
GROCERY S STORE, doing $500 xklys: 8.
yr;, lease at S110 per mo; $4,000 good
very eeod coored Trade RDdG iGEs
LfouoR STORE, considered best buy in
N n raoc roh la =. aatn fro do
guarantee better than $4,000 .wkly: bust
ness: nets about $4,000 yearly. RIDGE
REALTY, 1O1s Vermont ave. NV, RE.
GROCERY STORE, doing 81 800 per WI.:
rent, $50. per mo-; asking price. $4,000.
% PaS sqsE ST TsFy 1879 Spsd vermas s9SSed sKe
SPAcE SP FOR SHOEMAKER in valet shop;
Eesf on 2eB h Ra aqi ref
TRIAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st. NV. is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. busy NV. 10
eaupmen eaqn qqnf oS sS19S WY sP ase be
and wine; low payroll, very large profits.
Ideal for two people. Price; $35, 900, in IN
eash fneiaSng stock h Balance monthly at
4s. BOB HoLLANDER, exclusive broker,
1909 n aye ,a.d nv Ma so4 s64s 1s
Equipped. Has largest seating capacity in
VICINITY, very well kilOHu. ftCut OILY
sl25 monthly. Ions, lease. VIII sell my
lease and equipment. or might consider
party. EeE further information see BOZ
equipment therein, 1909 New York ave.
NV. between 1 and pm. No telephone
information. -l9
GROCERY, beer and wine. NV. location.
all colored trade: owner quotes approxi-
mately $4,000 yearly income. Rent, $50
mo-. includes 5-rm. apt. Will sacrifice for
$4,000, good will. To see, call NE. 0095,
COMET REALTY CO., 939 N. Y. ave. NV.
GROCERY. only 81 800 down and balance
on easy monthly nstalmenss ane sSod good BOD re
clndes 5-rm. apt. shown BY appointment
Co, 939 N. Y. ave. NV. -1S
SMALL PORTRAIT and commercial studio,
excellent loca ticn: fully equipped. closing
s.f plenty sH sess ssiRsss iRssIn,: 81 500
FUR SHOP, heart of downtown fur dis
triet; ,eld-established: owners wish to Fe; e;
purchaser; principals only. Please call
ALBERT. q. -KAMoEs. excl. agent. 3I6I
Bond Bldg. Elk. 472l; Sun. and ewes. OIL.
1861. -2s
Evening star., 1947-11-17
PERSONAL tcous,).

PERMANENT. 81: shampoo and finger
5oNEs 5SNoS { iiE fERs1s uPPfaSofsrERffRss. bPfS for
merly Of 2ol6 I St. NV, have moved their their
veniently located next to post ofice in the
l4th st. shopping center: they are ready
to help you, with beautiful materials, up
nituye Cleaning. Phone MI. 3410 or MI
34ll or the Dupont Circle Shop, JONES
INTERIOR DECORATORS. located at 1903
10th st. NV, MI. 1851. All under same
PERMANENT WAVES, So; shampoo and
nnger wave. Soc; no appointment needed;
srAN Al ESEh d0ns * oF Beauty ftpdsni e
EE NTfs 0e' al eS laaies % ssfmen,s s
4 z YOU ae's ARE 4 n NEED Of FSa LOAN Up to
s3on call Miss Wright. sH: $3.50.
FuRNTTURE, upholsteTins, slip covers,
value vow taEnituIs; can Ex. ,,s 56es, for
xffa5s IN 9sEEd2d
CO, 1909 H st. NV. In the heart Of the
ssfISsi sABY sfTTERs' hSrEGss REG1srRY-Mothers, be
safe Cal D1 5eo for stters
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne: Or
Sc. white or colored, Nd, or Va. COX
SrSIANpNr GS b, 42St WsvEs E. ssss ss shampoo and
oFf by SOf WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st.
LADIEs-Your Good Neighbor Store will
sell your fur coat for your or buy # from
sooD eopS NEfsRBoR def sToRR sasRs IS 81 s9Sa 81
Jones INTERIOR DECORATORS at Du
Pont Circle. 1903 10th st: NV. will. upon
presentation, Of this add. give 1Ose OF
on any purchase whether IT. be upholster-
ing or materials. MI. 1851; ewes or holi-
fSFoRMATios fsfs HG Hon FREE, about panacea for
world peace and plenty for ali; nonpo-
htical, nonchurchian. Box 1925. Star;
NURSE EXPERIENCE. will board infant o,
3, or yr. old girl; lEe-. fenced yard
6oLIs: DOLLS. DoLLs.-Have You,
ehFIftmas PFG od prises @ moderate THE Do5
vacancy, nursing care and tray service
one block from bus and carline. Hill
RUGs-Beautiful reversible chenille broad.
prompt service. Phone GE so55. IT.
eare, a1or your children day or evening"
Al LAST. TELEv1sroN at less than 81 {
81 sSdaS gnt 70 FEvfsoN Isl Nm particulars is
VACANCY IN nursing home; bee or am
bula tory patients; tray served. MRS. JOL
LIFE, nursing home, 81. ,9503. lie.
LADIES! Have you surplus mans suit
We can tailor you a suit. Alterations
CO. S414. 81
PIANO TUNER. all repairs. rebuilding. etc
reasonable; D. c. or suburbs. VICTOF
GEORGE, AT. 1885 or ov. 1927. -21
PRACTICAL. experienced nurse, would likt
30 care for mothers just discharged from
hospital ME. 4799 -2l
EXCLUSIVE SUBURBAN HOME has Lowell!
room for retired lady. excellent meals
nurse. pleasant surroundings, no bed o.
mental cases. does not have hospital o.
institution atmosphere. Box 236-T, Star
is
DISTINCTIVE new rest home in Fairfa,
County; graduate nurses give conscientiou!
care to invalids. special diets with home.
cooked food; For information ~, write
Va. or phone Daleview 972-J-1. 49,
Evening star., 1947-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
ssSFs psa D 0fs :a"P svss sn 81 ks5' c 3P
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters: calculs-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RI. l177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s1a 14th st.
ADDING MACHINE and used typewriter.
either a2as sanaaEd or az P0ftanse sas by pvt Dss'
Notwithstanding. brio a-brae,.' china.
glassware. rugs, silveIware,, painting;
hisaes' hsaies ssss sass prices paid Call MURRAY
BEDROOM. dining room or contents Of
home; will pay cash. We do moving stoT.
fas BfDKooM sUiIEs ffiss dnine @ @ Room Suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas RANGES and
o1ce o1cen viii pay hshest m aS possSe pFces No
SSSks $5;ss SSe&S4 M soiB Of a.
scriptions. we need your books Highess
Pessisle eash pr prices ass paid DIsrRJST s EaS1
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment, an
pRS GeSs5 CO. ss afhs't ave- Dfes ns
vssEsa e9;Ss sRs
e. rsS e. e. i;
CLoTHING-Hishsss prices paid for men's
$ss7 e 9ess a. s1s: 4; yin ssi
BURK, INC, 614 18th st. NV. DI. 2773:
ana Sqst e p0afs. ds
T9na wfdabs ssbe. Tnss nTss, oa ohr sEy EM
pSEE 7fa farse Sc also soddlers
tSy ca RSDGnt sfll an CON-
plete; or breakfrort china closet secretary.
cash. prompt removal: 1--WE do moving.
FTRNITTRE-call one q the largest buy
loo ogi large. We. MR. JERRY. Iu s4SS ~1s
sonssns r hos s9o sooa oans pano room Cali
FTRNiTURE-Win buy entire contents OF
ssne fer over SO sear az
HoPWooDs. sth and K sts. NV. ME.
FURNITURE-will buy entire household
on IN moving. NE. 1907 after 5 and SUNDAY.
FURNITURE-Highest cash prices for con-
tents or fair-sized portion Of house or
apt. For best results. call MR.. DUFFY at
UN 1910; any time up to 8 pm. -27
fss ss'Aas cash n'fesh'' es tn' IS
III EghhSigtIsE SSi4tI and household a ssse.. q n.
sSday Saa Diefsi Mr. q ab snEe Mo- h9m ao Please call
GoLD-.Brlng your old gold. silver. plating.
teeth, discarded 1ewelry. We pay cash.
riANos, srsna. upright. spinst Or apt.
size, any size, We. any condition: will pay
PIANoSEnergetic serious voice student in
need of good piano; will give exceptional
care for use; can give excellent references.
ffANos Fla sG9yi ywiANrED-co1oN1AL PLANO co.
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma. 1870
kEFRiGERaroRs sE Tas and .ee best
prices for late models, In working order.
DE ssle wsnssd e.
sood price. Call Ma s606, ask for
Rug RUG WAITED, sx12 or Okla. burgundy.
sla sswiNG SsiSf MAcHis2sws CHI viii buy Your
Singer sewing mashin%s % foI cash; S1n al makes sk
CHINE CO. 1887 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
SEWING MACHINES WANTED, highest
prices paid for eles. or treadle. regardless
sEWINa 81 sHRa MacaiSIs-we IA aiSIw Du, all types.
repair hem stitching. buttons covered.
ssaFE ssaFP Swine sa1 Eli r. . isl
f9hstsR Tas ssorE Esafss sEwa Res'eas aAeaNr Aeaaif &
4913 Georsia avenue NV, TAYLOR 1914;
4l7 GSFs avenue avenue SsphetS asGrss s4 e
STOVES AND ICEBOxEs..ACME sTova
CO; IoJ1 III cas s; ny" MA. ss62; G:. ,rr
K3ssy sPssstIys es sSns d. o. ss sse We also r.Psr.
BADLY M NEED Of high grade furniture.
drop-leaf tables, secretaries. dining room
NE E sss after s'o D an'isas' sa 7ss 'hna
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur.
pss BLY,. .,.ssss ,sssss e. Sd sas as' furniture Ma
CONTINUED On Next rsgsJ
Evening star., 1947-11-17

D. G. 8. DOING sI,1OO WEEKLY business;
7h-year lease includes living quarters,
exceptionally low rent. Price, S6.700. plus
stock. This is an opportunity to acquire
substantial business at an unusually
Grocery store in nearby suburbs. weekly
business averages $1,700 to S1,s00; 10
year lease at S125 per month rent. Price
reasonable.
Grocery store averaging $1,000 per week,
Of which 6Ofs is for cash. Satisfactory
lease for store and fve-room apartment
can be arranged. Price. $500, plus
stock.
business weekly. Rent of S125 per month
includes Groom apartment and 2-car ga;
rage. Lease can be arranged as desired
D. q. s. averaging $4,000 weekly bust:
ness: equipment and fixtures modern and
in excellent condition; q well located store
in rapidly growing neighborhood: 7-year
lease; PRICE reasolsble BRADLEY, P
Ing, IA; o271: evenings call A. RofielA.
IA. 1000. lis
Evening star., 1947-11-17
BUSINESS oPPoR1 UNiTIEs.

l. SELF-SERyICE GROC., meats and beer
weekly vol, $1,000 cash, transient trade
heavily populated neighborhood. PRICED
low at $17500, complete with large in.
ventory. Terms.
. Self-service super grocery VOL ovel
$4,000 weekly. Well established location
nicely equipped. $4,000 cash required
Wonderful opp. for good merchant
3. One-man grocery. Weekly vol. $500
Low rent: liv. quar-. Priced low at So 800
complete with stock. Terms.
4. Tavern. Weekly vol. over $500. Low
rent, good lease. Priced at $4,000. com
plete with stock. Terms. KOGOD & BOOK
OFF, 631 E st. NV, MA. 93S9, MA. 1874
IL
COLORED-RESTAURA near 14th anc
You SITS. NV; very deep, nicely equippee
establishment; beer and meals: $500 wk
quoted by owner. BROWN REALTY CORP.
CoLORED BAR AND GRILL-Lge. place
busy street; doing, better than $3.50 PEI
sse asy sef zine REHD esfE Drfed ISIS foE auGt
ave. NV. RE. 1878. is
Evening star., 1947-11-17

DIAMOND BARGAINS from estates and
feet diamond, weighing 9071OO carats for
$3.50; blue white American cut diamond,
60I00 carat for $3.50; blue-white Ameri-
American cut diamond. guarantee perfect,
weighing l carat and 20 points for $3.50:
blue white American cut diamond, "
MR. OPPENHE1MER. 917 F st. NV. -2l
DIAMOND BARGAINS that are impossible
to duplicate-Lady's sol. Y ct, $125;
| ladys nice Ct, S300 lady's y Ct, $475;
mans 2A ct..- $500; mans perfect, 2A ct.
| $500: ladys fine ~ ct, $500; lady's per
These extremely low prices are made pos
sible by our vast purchases OF exception
ally fine gems from estates, banks, bank
fancy prices or overhead here. LIVING
| STON & CO., 1923 st. NV, ME. 3440.
Evening star., 1947-11-17

The expanded production of the Graham
farm equipment line. of Rototiller, power
tiller and attachments now makes 1t pos
sible to appoint additional dealers in the
following territory:
Northern half Of Virginia. lower Mary
land and the District of Columbia. Re-
plies should be directed to the WASHING
TON MOTOR SALES CORP, 1915 14th
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE STORE, excel
lent location: owner sick, will accept any
Liquor grocery in Wash: priced right.
terms. For infor., call POMS, Elk. 2501.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04
Three Criminal, Five
Civil Cases Set
For District Court

Three criminal actions and
five civil cases are set for the
October jury term Of district
court, which opens here on
Monday, Dec. 8, with Judge Guy
c. Derry presiding.
The criminal cases all grew
out of two fatal highway acct
dents which occurred here this
summer. Manslaughter is the
charge in all instances. County
Attorney Bert w. Kronmiller is
prosecuting attorney.
First on the docket is the
state VS.. James Bried on Dec, 8.
He will be defended by Il. C..
Crippen of Billings. Crippen and
Horace Davis have been retained
to defend Bob Souhrada, who
faces two separate manslaughter
actions Dec. 10.
The five civil cases all set for
Dec. Us are as follows:
7: r. Powers and Lawrence S.
Fuller, Jr., (by H. Glen Kinsley
and Kronmiller, attorneys VS..
James Chester Stevens IT. H.
Burke and R. F. Hibbs, attor-
neyS), debt.
Harold T. Anderson, ct al
Franklin S. Longan, attorney
VS.. E. A. Mcdaniel (Burke, at
torney), injunction.
Saunders Lumber Company, a
corporation, VS.. L. H. Labbitt
and Tom Koyama, and L. II.
Labbitt and Tom Koyama CO.
partners, etc., I'M. L. PARCELS,
attorney, debt.
Henry Hochhalter (Kronmil-
Ter, attorney VS.. L. H. Labbitt
and Tom Koyama, etc., (Par-
cells, attorney, debt.
Ella K. Cashen Burke, attor-
ney) VS.. William D. Smith and
Frances Smith dan W. Mad
dox, attorney, recovery of prop
$50 am. ~"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04
Services Monday
For J. A. Jones'.
Time Resident

Funeral services were held at
the Baptist church here on
Monday at 2 pm. for John A.
Jones, 81, of Hardin who died
at 1890 am. on Nov. % at the
local hospital.
The Rev. C "A. Bentley was
in charge of the service. Music
was under the direction of Mrs.
Lura P. Strand with Mrs. Cor
don Swaby as pianist. Pail
bearers included Logan Kings
ton, William Colstad, Cecil Hol-
land, Guildford Newman, w. E.
Newman and Bill Humphrey,
Sr. Interment was in the Har-
din cemetery.
Mr.. Jones was born on Nov.
20, 1856 at Marion, Ohio. He
was married to Susie Gugin at
Macon, NO., on Sept. 4, 1890.
They came to Hardin about 80
years ago, and Mr.. Jones prac-
ticed his trade of carpenter
and farmed until he retired IS
years ago.
Eight children were born to
Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Four of
them preceded their father in
death. A son and daughter
died in infancy, a son, Clarence
passed away in 1915 at the age
of rs, and another son, Earl,
died in 1924 at the age of 20.
Survivors include the widow:
two sons, Fred of Seattle and
Ray of Grow Agency; two
daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Port
er of Redmond, Wash, and
Mrs. Glen Gustafson of Hardin;
a brother, Walker Jones of Salt
Lake City; a sister, Mrs. Bertha
Coons of Prescott, Ia; II
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04
New Electric Organ
Purchased for
Burgess Memorial

A new Hammond electric Or
gan has been ordered for the
Burgess Memorial church in
Grow Agency and it is hoped
1t will be installed before Christ
mas, a committee in charge of
soliciting funds announced Last
week.
The organ is a memorial to
Charles Bentley, who died in an
automobile accident a year ago.
The only son of the pastor, the
Rev. G. A. Bentley, Charles was
on his way home for the
Thanksgiving holidays when he
met his death. Committee men,
bsrs said he had ben discussing
the need of an organ in the
Crow church with Harold
Stanton, who accompanied him
on the trip and had said he
hoped to be able at least to
contribute to such a project.
The church membership and
friends of the Bentleys decided
that the new instrument would
be the most fitting tribute that
could be given to Charles and
to the Bentleys for their years
of service in Big Horn county.
In charge of soliciting funds
have been Russell Getty, Pete
Pitsch, Jr., and William Gent
ry, members of the church fl
nance committee. They stated
that it had been necessary to
ask for very few contributions.
Many came in voluntarily wheri
people heard of the project. No
previous publicity has been
given it. Donations came in
from the entire county, they
said, and especially from Har-
din.
The total cost of the organ
was quoted at $2,215 at the time
1t was ordered.