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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-11-25
Federation President
Releases Message
Of Thanksgiving

Emphasizing the gains made
by women in 1913, DR.. K. Fran
ceS Scott of Northampton, Mass,
president of the National FEEDER
alton of Business & Professional
Women'S Clubs, Inc, today is
sued a Thanksgiving message to
all the 100000 members of the
Federation.
| DR.. Scott's message reads as
follows:
THE year 1913 offers business
and professional women several
reasons for thanksgiving. The
elections increased the number
of women elected to the Con-
gress. Eight women will sit in
our lawmaking body in January,
including one senator. 1t is
cause for rejoicing that we are
steadily (if slowly, taking our
r1gtntful place in our national
government.
Even more important is the
fact that these women were put
into office by votes Of both men
and women, that men are now
willing to accept a qualified
woman as their representative.
Women are being regarded as
citizens, worthy of all a citizens
rights and privileges.
ON the international scene
the United Nations work on the
Declaration of Human Rights is
openly awarding women equal
ity with men, in marriage and
in the economic field.
ION the domestic scene the
number of positions for women
who work is holding steady OF
increasing. Our type of economy
is enabling women by the mil
lions to earn their living under
our system of free enterprise.
Women are finding a real op-
portunity to work freely and to
win a more nearly adequate re-
turn for their labor. T..
For all these events of 1913
let us be thankful" The message
was signed, *. Frances Scott
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Indidn Women Dies
AtSt. Xdvier

Services for Ruby Good Horse
Reed, 40, of st. Xavier, were
conducted today at the Catholic
church in Crow Agency with
the Rev. c. l.. Owens officiating.
The Indian woman died Nov
ember 81 at st. Xavier. She was
born at st. Xavier and had
spent her entire life in that
area.
She is survived by her hus-
band, nine children, two half
sisters and seven nieces.
Burial was in the Crow Ag-
ency cemetery beside the body
of her mother. Bullis-Crilly of
Hardin was in charge of ar
rangements.
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Thimble Club

The Rebekah Thimble club
will have a meeting Friday aft
ernoon at the Masonic Temple,
at 2:30.
A pot luck lunch will be
served. 2"
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Hurdin Lions Hear
District Governor
AT MonddY Meeting

Charles d. Dean of Billings,
governor of District 37-A, Lions
international was the principal
speaker at the Monday meeting
of Hardin Lions club this week
when DR.. Ben Olness OF Big
Timber, deputy district COVER
nor, accompanied by Mrs. OlnesS
and Mrs. Dean, were offlclai
visitors of the club.
In his talk on Lionism, MI.
Dean spoke of his visits to other
clubs in the district and of the
Lions international convention,
which he attended. He cited as
an example of Lionism a talk at
the convention by a Lion menu
Der from Switzerland who stated
that Lions clubs in the various
countries of the world are doing
more for the cause of world
peace than any other organiza-
ton.
The speaker commended the
Hardin Lions club for their work
in helping to build the COM
munity and placed special
praise on the Lions project of
assistance to the young rural
people of Big Horn county
through the All clubs.
Bert w. Kronmiller, who acted
as master of ceremonies, intro
duced the principal sneaker and
also DR.. Olness, deputy cover
nor. who commented briefly.
The speaking program was
held following the dinner served
to Lions and their ladies by the
Lutheran Ladies Aid. Following
the program, a dance was held
for the Lions, their ladies and
| guests. =
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HOSPITAL NOTES

ADMITTED 81 November II,
Mrs. Joseph Torske, Mrs. An
thony Munez, Mrs. Vern Kaiser,
David Bad Bear; November is,
Mrs. Orville Wilson: Novembef
81, Nedea Adler; November %,
Mr.. Logan Rowland, Mrs. John
Dobbs, Pete Garcia.
DISMISSED - November f8.
Mrs. Albert Doane; November
20, Mrs. Philip Bull; November
81, Mrs. Herbert thinner: Nov
ember thinner; November %,
David Bad Bear, Mrs. Joe
Torske, November %, Mrs. Vern
Kaiser. Mrs. Anthony Munez.
BIRTHS-NoVember II. bow.
8 lbs, 2 or, Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph Torske; November is.
boy,18 lbs. 13 or, Mr.. and Mrs.
ANTHONY Munez; November l8.
Girl, z lbs. Z or. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Kaiser; November %, bov.
5 lbs, 8 or, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dobbs.
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r..
Stevens-Perry

OIeVenS-Hefry
At a c~andlelight ceremony
Miss Doris Perry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Perry of
Ashland, became the bride of
Keith Stevens, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward E. Stevens of For
Syth, on November II.
The ceremony was performed
at the. Stevens home by Rev.
Owen Arlington. MI. and Mrs.
Jack MeeS, brother-in-laW and
sister of the bridegroom, were
attendants. The brides mother
wore a navy blue crepe dress
and her grandmother, Mrs. J.
A.. Perry of Hardin, wore a pin
striped black dress. The bride
groom'S mother wore a black
crepe dress, and all three had
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ANNOUNCES

The Rev. A. Gierke, pastor of
Redeemer Lutheran and st.
Johns Lutheran churches miss
ouri Synod, announced that
special services in the two
churches will be conducted on
Thanksgiving day. The service
at the Redeemer Lutheran will
be at 7:30 p. m. at st. Johns
Lutheran at 10 a. M.
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Shop in Hardin

to relatives and friends.
The bride attended st. Xavier
school. The couple will make
their home in st. Xavier.
|H.E.O. Meets
The H.E.O. club met at the
home of Mrs. v. H. Ross on
Wednesday. .
Mrs. Gus Mills presided over
the business meeting. Mrs. Bert
Slater gave a demonstration on
First Aid.
Lunch was served by the
hoStesses Mrs. Charles Weigand
and Mrs. Ross.
Pinochle Party i
Mrs. Tavner Walker and Mrs.
Bob Dyckman were hoSteSseS at
a pinochle party at the Walker
home Thursday.
Invited guests were: Mrs. Son.
nj Roberts, Mrs. DWayne Reed,
Mrs. Bill Torske, Mrs. Lyle Tint
niger, Jr., Mrs. Lyle Hayerfield,
Mrs. George Ward, Mrs. Dooley
Pauley and Mrs. Donald Kali
berg.
Prizes were won by Mrs.
Torske and Mrs. Pauley. T.
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LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES -an
November II, Alex Uffeinna =
Of Hardin and Ruth Schneider
November Is, Timothy F. HUI
ley and Mary L. O,BrleIi' Doo'
of Hardin. NJ n1on
Of Crow Agency and Hanna
Alden Of st. Xavier. rn.,;an,
November %, Edward William
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SELLING XMAS GREENS

The Rainbow Girls of Hardin
will sell sprays of holly, lapel
ornaments, mistletoe and other
Christmas decorations beginning
December 16, it was announced
this week. Advance orders are
now being taken and may be
placed with Pam Gotham or
Mrs. Bert w. Kronmiller.
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The bride spent the fret ~
her school years in Hardin and
her father operated a 1srce
ranch on the reservation 'fo1
about Is years. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevens graduated frnn
Forsyth high school in 1o17
They will make their home Il
Forsyth.
A wedding supper followed the
ceremony.
Candlelight Service
The ladies of the Evaneelica-
and Reformed Lutheran cf1lrch-
eS are going to have their an.
nual thank offering program or
Sunday, November %, at 7:3O al
the church.
They will have a candlelight
service, and the money is to lac
used to help the mission work d
the church.
Womens Guild
The Woman's Guild Of TIL
Evangelical and Reformed
church will have their meeting
Thursday, December 2, at the
Fred Benzel, ST., home.
Mrs. Fred Benzel, Jr., will BIZ
hostess. Each lady is to brins
a gift for the Christmas ex-
change.
Ladies Aid To Meet
The First Lutheran Ladies
Aid will meet Wednesday, De
cember l, at 2:30 in the Con
gregational church basement.
HoSteSSeS will be: Mrs. HarrJ
Olsen, Mrs. Cliff Ludrick, Mrs
Rose Vickers, Mrs. Ed Schoen
and Mrs. Elmer Skeie.
Birthday Luncheon
Mrs. =. H. Labbitt and Mrs
Elmer Skeie entertained at 3
birthday luncheon in honor o!
Mrs. E. L. Kelly Tuesday after
noon at the Skeie home.
Birthday Club
The Birthday club met at the
home of Mrs. Paul Collier or
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Weigand anc
Mrs. John Schonsey were host.
eses. Mrs. Weigand received
draw prize and Mrs. Collier was
presented with a gift from thu
club. :
Thimble Club
The Rebekah Thimble cIui
will have a meeting Friday aft
ernoon at the Masonic Temple
at 2:30.
A pot luck lunch will bs
served. "
Missionary Society
The Baptist Missionary Soc.
iety held a Thanksgiving POI
luck dinner at the home oil
Mrs. William Cox Thursday.
Lie llCCOl1lS OpGllcQ NY SlIlS-
ing, "Oh Beautiful" Mrs. Walk
er and Mrs. Cox led in devotions
and prayers. Eighteen member.
and four guests were present.
The next meeting will BIZ
Thursday, December 2, at The
home of Mrs. Earl Gray.
Schneider Uffelman .
Miss Ruth Schneider, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Schneider of Hardin became the
bride of Alex Uffelman, Jr., scr
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Uffelman
ST., of st. Xavier, at a cere-
mony at the German Lutheran
church in Hardin. r
Rev. A. C. Kroehler performed
the single ring ceremony at IL
o'clock noon Sunday, November
81.
Following the ceremony q
wedding dinner was served at
the home of the brides parents
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ATTENTION
DICTIONARIES

Grace Caldwell and her
electric organ will be of the
Legion Hull on Wednesday
evening Nov. "a. for your
dancing and listening plea
sure.
~ =
BRING YOUR GUESTS
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Wattenberg and Janice Patrieia
IDorsett both of Wyola.
November %, John Grossman
and veta Barrett. both of Har-
din.
@
To delay treatment for can
Ger can mean death. Early di-
agnosis and prompt treatment
often mean a cure.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-11-25

About one-third of those who
die of cancer could have been
cured had adequate treatment
been started in time.
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Read the Classified Adsl
Evening star., 1948-08-27

For real living comfort, for economy
and luxury combined, see these new and
Evening star., 1948-08-27
OFFICES FOR RENT Cont. ,

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED in busy North
in, remodeled building. suitable for real
Or e fGf ss's 'nfs poS
At,9rRsysr n LrcoIn Lii 9sl$ l$ow,
cluding heat, electricity and janitor serv-
ice For further information. call RE.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ONCE rooms,
available in large modern ofice bldg, situ-
ated near Municipal Center AND Muniei-
Rsato2 Rs GSas ss gHHS sh J. St rsHEn n1 g. 81 5sso
Idol MONROE ST. N.w-Nswly decorated
ATsnt 1ss s and prsmses f. Sn' MP fpDsS4 sS4s 400 So it
Will sUBLEAsE ? i once rms, in most
desirable downtown location, fully furn.
basRRAsfE TsasGRsHsf FkoNT a oFf1eEs5b peril per mo
Apply SOB Victor Building. 724 9th NV
BARR1sTER BLDG. esb F st. NV
Rooms now available in this centrally
Eooms or sSts ds & beWH oeSns ns
e. ss0fses fse Esaftor. s rs & 18TH St. sAHH nR Df
once and use Of Larger s once % and d facilities s
Of real estate company; on sround floor
Iss. near 1lth II ar sad X SITS. NV. MA eSse; esSase;
ATTiRACT1VEE a.RM. suite facing rarrasut
sa;; rooms lend themselves to dnt ap-
Hotels Hotels. cali Ma. ISIS. anu Ssi s''
AIR CoNDiTioNED, huorescent lighting,
%oLr. SSnY lGested e. sass 80 per mo- Call ny MR
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UPPER GA. AVE. Nw.--Larse ,and- floor
suite of Offices in brand-new bldg; heat,
electricity and show windows included
can ees Ps s 5satss a sd p.l Uptown A'G
1908 aa; ave; NV; RA. saoo. Fl
rooms So Per MD MONTH TN ase
ice available. Call MR.. DAVIS. WA. 1900.
dea suss ST. hVx xneS S sFGnea GG
auto. parking and custodial service pro.
ESW 5sss zena rms S very
fine library, modern bldg. Vic. of 18th and
n; y ave. Avail: immed; or at later
date If satisfactory. Box 341-s Star.
14th AND r SITS N.w.-westory Bldg
Most des[aDe sa!s avail sRRsa
kfAlFYp sfL llFFiYpeso5,on co Ap say 4sdd HEooM q GERBER
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Ii DkoiT BLDG, soo-s1o st. NV.
Desirable large bright of1ces, reasonable.
Good location. Apply Room 10. $40 F st.
ATLAS BLDG. 627 9th st. NV, desirable
Apply RIM. 10, $40 F ST. NV. -27
BARR BLDG. go 18th st. NV, mr. Conn.
and Knew, modern. attractive desk
zionist, mail; switchboard and stenosraphic
SEVERAL OFFICE SUITES. conveniently
located in Bethesda. Call Z, NJ FRY, INC,
Realtor. WI. 6740, 1928 East-West hwy.
1900 so: FIT. vicinity 18th and Eye SITS.
NV available; excellent for storage pur.-
pose, printing. etc. alley facilities, good
floor load. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr., CO. 594O
WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington Bldg,
THREE WALKING BLOCKS to 9th and
F SITS. n n.w.-Three connecting rooms and
Trlyate bath, KITCHEN facilities available
OFFICE m ATTRAC. SUITE. phone, sec:
retarial services: top building, Conn. and
ON DEFENSE hwy, near cheverly Thea
ter-To one party. entire End and 3rd
hoors OF modern brick bldg, pvt. 1st-ioor
center-hal entrance. includ. rms, toilet
and pvt. hallway. Ask operator for
Marlboro 9Ao6
Evening star., 1948-08-27

Wooded Lots, Silver Spring
Near Colesville rd. and Sligo parkway.
tiGr builders ROBERTS E LATTMER,
sfb3 Alaska ave. GE. 1860; ewes,
Crbver, GE. 1885. 20
Evening star., 1948-08-27
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROSLEY; new 194Ss from
S ss4 RufsD. n, esdy esq s H.r, AiH dealer
tors. division Of JACK PRY, 1888 18th
it ANGLIA, HT ne new SiS4 is4s Ford, rnsl,sb-bu,l,
Tudor sedan; roomy and sturdiiy con.
cred terms Il desired with or without
HILL q TIBBITTs. NC, lila Vermont
aye, aye nv Phone or in write for catalog or
AUSTIN. new, 194s; prompt delivery and
choice of colors: 35 miles per gallon;
larger, roomier.. safety steel bodies with a
leather upholstery, Dorset sedan, fully
equipped, incl. heater and defrosters; only
81 595 delivered; terms an and trade parts
RADIO co, both sides of 7th at r st
BUICK 1a47 convertible, low mileage, pvt.
owner; S2950. Call Ii. 5274; ewes, sH
BUICK Roadmaster 4 dr.; driven less than
5000 mi; finest equip. car in town pvt
BUICK 1888 4-door Special has 46 mo-
tor; must be seen to be appreciated: $3.50
q, best offer. 1915 N. Cleveland st, .Arl.,
BUICK late 1s47 Super; like new: 5000
carefully driven miles, excellent maroon
finish; S375 worth OF extras; price S2.4g5
Gontact Con Mr., JOSEPH Ex. oeoo' after Z
BUICK, used sg ot1elal car: 1s.4oo miles;
ike neyi vin s29e5 Can during office hours
white wall tires radio. heater dark blue
color and matching leather interior; 1000
miles; SO ,sn5. DE. 5454 go
heater; spotless: S2,345; terms. REINEs
MOTOR CO., 1881 Wisconsin ave. OR.
BUICK 1a4l Special 4.dr sadio and
S3l Wisconsin ave, OR. 34no. ,1-2e
co, s3l Wisconsin ave. OR. 3400.--2g
sss5. Give terms. ROPER 1880 E. 1.
BuicK 1880 de luxe Special sedan: ss45
Give terms. ROPER" 1890 R. l. ave, ne.
BUICK 1915 Cdr. sedan: very attractive
and clean; oyerhauled motor; radio, heater;
very reasonable for $685.. RE. 1888. ~
BuIcK 1889 4,dt sedan Gr,g e1es1 osnsr moioy oy
Bsens stssens Dr. 'op NV. Apt. s' T. IA. $3.50 or
81 spIcK xxi Sis41 Special sedane,te; radio,
and mechanically perfect; sl,is5. Can
BUicK Is4i convertible; blue with red
lnsl ifsiaso ovRsT; sss' excel. % eond; si'ss5 II
BUICK 1s47 cow coupe: r. h and Gus
tmmae. como. Price. S2,19o. WILLIAMS,
r. l. ave. at Goth st. ne. -31
BUICK 1917 super convertible: extras;
s., ,s95; two to choose from. TOWN AND
COUNTRY MOTORS. 6sas Wis. ave, OR.
BUICK 1885: s5s5. Must see to appreei-
ate Also Buick 193s, S7e5. TOWN
AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 1886 Wis. ave
BGicK ie4o Limited 4-dr. sedan: orisinsl
black finish as good as new: mechanically
perfect in every way: very clean interior.
This Is really tough auto that would be
ideal for pulling q trailer. Will sell for
the low price Of sse5. Fully guaranteed:
Cash, trade or terms. CoAsT-fN PONTIAC
CO., 407 Fla. ave. ne. AT. 7200. PIT
BUICK Roadmsster convertible, late lg46;
little over 1000 mileage; garage kept;
hardly broken in; $4,000. ME 3935.
Apt. 3-A. --2S
BUICK 194l sedane.te: new paint. seat
ers. s1.295 Phone CO 4449 -27
BUICK 1888 4-dr. sedan; brand-nev
zet it quickl HERsoE'S Ito & -AP-
PLIANcE CO.. sth and o sts. NV. --27
Evening star., 1948-08-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND End TRUST LOANS-Courteous
service, reasonable rates. prompt closings.
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP.
l425 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50,
D. C.: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, g05 n, Y. ave NV. RE: 1912, 81
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or s. year terms and months
payments P. 7. WALsHE. INC, 1115 Eye
MONEY on SECOND Tkusr-we will
buy secord-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
sssHhssIs cSAp oAFl0Nf qsi5
ist AND end Trust LoANs--promp'
ana eoarteous seTyies Before borrowing
9Th st NV RE; $3.50.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES tvhtte OF
coloredl-Quick settlement Prefer per
sonal calls to telephone calls FULTON
(: GORDON: 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
Ist AND end Trust LOANS on reaf 'i es.
tate in D. c., Nd and Va MR. DRAISNRR
l404 I. ST NV Ma. 4157.
Ist AND End MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW REALTY CO., Realtors, 1881 G st
NV, ME-. 2495.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

UNITED, GENERAL AND MIDCo trailers.
p psiesd ed 5na from 1850; VAIL TRAILER
aye. and 18th St, Silver Spring, Nd,
AT FIGHTERS, ens,neerlns skill reacne,
tan Mansion that makes it the choice OF
those who desire combination Of the
TmssDs Drattea sbs and the very hsaa
perior, g sleeper with shower and toilet
Luxury. beauty and efficiency are the key
70 the Of h ss vnae
and sluninum; '0Ds Dricea from S'n 81 Ato .4sS 70
sole VI ffHs raaEa fEss Rs ssL E
cations. Wash. BALTIC; blvd. Berwvn. Nd
TslsPh9ns TsW 11srpTy rpye; 59s5 = 5ps u,,, ~;
faaff fRAfEn on sAdEs fsssay
PISd aoRNsas EaEgsn rRAEK hf TO cEN1iR Nil eth
Fla; ave. ne, See the new vagabond Royal
HoRkESy Ho kTNT foRNEF; Rss s..i5. r.; 1$;2l
TRAILER Ia LE, CO.. INC. 4o3o Wis. ave, NV,
GLIDER TRAvELITE, GOSHEN - Inside
and out they are, the trailers of the year
In these smart-looking, spacious models
are floor. plan ingenuity, construction fire
CO. 5000 Ga. ave, NV, 81. 5000.
LATE Ig4T ZIMMER house trailer Sleeps
six. Dinette, Frigidare, bottle gas stove,
New condition. sacrifice for quick sale
by owner. Emerson 44eq. 29'
2-WHEEL BAGGAGE TRAILER for sale;
S65 Call UN al9Q after g pm, ~
USED HOUSE TRAILER, good cond. Day,
phone CO. 6971 ewes, 1904 Lee hwy,
nPs isis Sfs fspfAN AainsiGn AIuM TRAILER bottled
gas range, oil cir. heater, % IT., ga rms.
CO. with elec. brakes, good tires, price,
81 $50. Can be seen at Betsville tMd)
sdpsssaff go canIFoRs1A as n fRayELEER: has own
water lights, toilet; ideal for vacations.
at lot %, washington Tourist, Camp,
POTOMAC Park. Saturday and Sunday 90
AMERICAN TANDEM 81 TT. 1a46. excel
lent condition; reasonable: electric brakes,
extras; private owner. FOOL Ritchie rd..
Md. Call HI. 1913. 29'
TRAILER, like new; sleeps 4; bottled gas
cook stove. oil heater; new tires. s-nlyy,
Seyerna Park 35sW. 80"
HOUSE TRAILER for sale; third trailer
outer side of left-hand drive. 1888 Pawha-
tan st. Alexandria.
TRAILER, brandnew, unfurnished, ST.
3a5 For information call HI. 4412. 20
WASHINGTON TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For real living comfort, for economy
Evening star., 1948-08-27
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-Modern bunea :
low, bedrms;, gas range, all conveniences.
NORTH BEACH. MD.-s-room Il" porch
cottage. run. water, Law, gas stove; rent
ssefTsAssSiE sssi FOR Rent. available Aus -, 90.
sELBY- on THE -BAY-Larse aIl-modern
cottage, available, Aug, IS; by the week
Gali SH; 997s after 9 pm.
WOODLAND BEACH-Cooper cottage,
2143 Fairmont dr.; 2 bedrms. liv. rm =,
cleo. kit, bath. screened porch, excel.
EPPiNG-FoREsT-o oN-s SEVERN. Labor Day
week end, or mo. of Sept, or longer; 2
reas: INQUIRE watchman at gatehouse at
Epptng Forest for MR. PAUL or call
DU. 1000 before Saturday -27
so: RIVER PARK rms, bath, fur
nished; lge. screened porch; ali convens.
$50 week. BOARDS COTTAGE. I'm. 4511.
GARAGE APT: ami; aesomnodate four
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-'Emily'' apts.,
LIST and Bryant; new, spacious, mod, furn.
screened porches, pvt. baths, elec.: $50
week. 5000 mo. 90. o81f. Mon Thurs.
CHALK POINT, MD.-Furnished water
front eottase. mi, phone; sleep 12; S45
week. UN 0239
Evening star., 1948-08-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1912 tractor. complete, for
pulling trailer; air brakes, 5th wheel:
$s15, WA, 741b. 1900 Emerson s."
FORD 1875 stake body; good condition,
rubber: $40. MA 0554 day and eve. 2ss
DODGE 1912 panel truck; l ton: 1913
motor, good tires. Call 4s2 G st. sW.
DODGE tractor. with traIlmobiie trailer.
26 1t. long, less than $4,000 miles both,
in Al cond.. s2,9T5. Call Rockville 2i5l
IF Tr frss ofi2icEs offiE2icEs YoU WANT. see US now
Cemoco has large selection, all KINDS
and sizes Of good used reeondltioned
some through INSPECTION. This month
we're selling at wholesale; good trades
and terms. CENTRAL MOTOR CO. aMc
truck dealer, 1900 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va.
CH. 1000 Other good truck bargains and
Army truck parts and service at our Alex
andris truck plant, 1901 oEonoco ST.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

TW0-ACRE WOODED .KNoLL-Loyely
with, dosxood and shade trees; nice view
1850. HUGH McDTARMID, selectiye
EfsrkicfRD kfs hs;fl ACREAGE HRRf Tsnhs TsAeTs2
down payment, sio per acre per month
no interest or taxes for 3 years. neal
ON snon .cRFs Ms Sy{E oWNER ,SantiSs sh 1893 w.do5
indian Head rd.; s skinned logs I,sN ready t: t:
wanted. Call Mr., Ames, CO; 1915, JAMES
E. MAHONEY. Woodward Bldg. RE. 2411
FAIRLAND, MontgomeEy county.4s acre.
acre; easy terms viii consider subdi,
Y5diRs sTss iRse bssre EN- s{5 parcels OWNER - SA
Poolesville and Dawsonville, just of hard
surfaced hwy, gravel road through prop.
excel. terms. o. L. MURDOCH. PL. lo5
14,OO0, 900 SO. FIT of commercial and apt
house property, located in zone OF new
terms i5fs cash and balance at AZ in.
terest with release clause. FULTON R
GORDON, 1927 Eye st. n.wr DI. $3.50
one sa ACRE in in nearby Fairfax Co; beauti
full tall shade trees, stream across back
300 se6 down TO se5 6eH MO- REs
LYNCH L6Gs e,s,.s y SONS; ms; Lincolnia' Va. Alex
IH0O AChES Oh WoooeQ lanQ on paFee
road IS miles from Washington neal
Indian Head. Maryland. $1,000 on easy
terms. Call RE. 5245; Evenings, WO. 2139
Is ACRES on hard I'd, nr. Colesville, Md.
priced, lot, $4,000; act quick. B acre.
on Colesville rd., nr. Colesville, Md, S5 900
acres, Highland, Md; priced low. S10(
down, 500 per mo-: on hard rd.
10 acres, mr.. Brighton Dam, on hard I'd
$500 per acre; terms. JOHN BURDOFT
Colesville. Md, Ashton (Md.) 3S46. Rt; 2
Silver Spring. Md. -29