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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01
BusbY News

Carl K. Aldrich entertained
several of the government en-
! ployeeS at his home Thursday
night, in honor of the birthday
Of George H. Jones. The ev-s
ening was spent in converse,
ton, with refreshments served
by Mrs. Aldrich. The invited
guests, besides Mr.. Jones, in
Guided: Clarence Asfhby, Lynn
McElroy, Henry Ballet, Homer
Jackson, Gabe Williams, Adam
Metzker and Ebert Ashby of
Delhart, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss Grover
and &C.. H. e.. Hagel Of Amboy,
Mimi, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James N. Mullin last week.
Mrs. Amy Ellis and Miss
Virginia Ellis of Mapleton,
Mimi, were guests of MI. and
Mrs. james L. Mullin last week.
Miss Mary Bautch returned
Monday from Greedy, Colo,
where she attended the Colo
RADIO State Teachers college
summer session.
Mrs. Clarence Ashby, Mrs.
Amy Ellis and Mrs. Myrtle
Shipp attended the demonstra-
ton clubs meeting at Kirby
community hall on Thursday,
representing the BuSby club.
Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Wen.
ger spent the last two Tuesdays
in Lame Deer to attend the
Mennonite workers meetings
and a luncheon at the church.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Habegger
and Mrs. Rodolphe Peter OF
Lame Deer, Mrs. Laura Peter
of Ashland and Rev. and Mrs.
Milton Whiteman of Lame
Deer were the other mission
aries present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Smith
and son, Charles, and Mr. and
Mrs. James L. Sullivan we're
dinner guests of the James N.
Mullins.
Mrs. O. H. Blankenship, Miss
Mary Bautch, George Fl. Jones.
Miss Pauline JeSSup and Carl
K. Aldrich were Billings visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ballet
were in Sheridan Saturday.
Adam Metzker spent the week
end in Billings, the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Katie Gresick.
George H. Jones left Thurs
day by plane for Owatonna to
visit his sons and daughter-in-
laws, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vie Jones, and a one-month old
granddaughter.
Frank H%ighbaugh of Hardin
was in Busby Monday.
During July, fish and game
law violators paid $3,474.50 in
fines to the state fish and
game department.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01
Projects Displayed
Included Foods.
Clothing. Home Living

#e#$8%s HMA5
Winners of blue, red and
white ribbons for exhibits al
the 4-H club Contest Day held
August 20 in Hardin, were an
nounced this week at the of
flee of Home Demonstration
Agent Clementine Sittel.
Pride of the Big Horn Al
Club was awarded a blue rib
bon for a demonstration of q
well balanced cupboard carry
ing out the "Old Mother Goose
rhyme, Old Mother Hubbard
Ribbon winners in various
projects were as follows:
Foods
Egg sandWiches-Ruth Kroeh-
Ter, two blue ribbons; Dolores
Kirschenmann. white.
Cup cakes-Karen CaSWell, rec
ribbon; Carolyn Relic, white.
Custards-Carolee Redman
Betty Herbel, Darlene Herbel
blue; Ruth Kroehler, Barbara
White, Doris CrisWell, white.
One pint fruit am-Mariar
Gray, Barbara White, Doris
CrisWell, Marian Gray, blue;
Marian Gray, Carolee Redman
red; Pauline Heller, Carolee
Redman, white.
Cottage cheese-Ruth Kroeh-
Ter, blue.
Yeast breads-oyce Wedel
white.
Lemon juice-Joyce Wedel
red.
One plate three mullins
Patty Kern, blue; Carolee Red
man, Barbara White, red; Doris
CrisWell, white.
Three-jar exhibit of canned
fruit-Carol Benzel, Joyce We
del. blue; Jean Wedel, Carolyn
Relic, Dolores Kirschenmann
red: Joyce Gray, white.
Jelly-Marian GRAY, white.
Centerpiece Joyce Wedel
blue; Jean Wedel. red.
Three-jar exhibit canned veg
etables-Jovce Wedel, Jean We
del, red; Dolores KirSchenmann
Carolyn Relic, white.
Three-jar exhibit canned
vegetable relishes-oyce Wedel
Jean Wedel, blue; Marian Gray
Jovne Gray, red.
Three-jar exhibit canned
meat-Marian Gray, Joyce Gray
blue.
Exhibit yeast bread and rolls
Joyce Wedel, red.
Quick breads-Barbara White
blue; Karen CasWell: red; Caro-
lee Redman, Doris Criswell
white.
Pasteries-Jean Wedel, nc
ribbon.
Cakes and cookies-Patty
Kern, Joyce Wedel, Karen Cas-
well. blue.
Clothing
Head scarf-Mary Dell Cur
nv, Pattv Kern, blue: Ina Belle
Hammett, red; Sally Dnmler
Kavlene Hibness. Patty Moves
white; Irene Sehoer, Clara
Hert, Jeanne Meeke, no rib
bon.
Kitchen apron-Rita Smith
Donna Marie Endicott, Bonnie
Jean Wham, hlue: Irene Schro-
er. Kaylene Hibness, Mary Var
lott, white; Patty Moves, NJ
ribbon.
Peasant skirt-Pattv Kern
Mary Dell Curry. blue; Inc
Belle Hammett, red: Clara Hert
Mary Yarlntt. white. Charlotte
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01
Kill Recommended
For Gdllutin Herd

A kill of 700 elk of both
sex from the Gallatin herd this
fall has been recommended by
the Upper Gallatin ConServa-
ton committee.
The committee found, after
a two-day inspection tour and
meetin, that the drought had
quite severely affected the elk
range and that the 700-head
take would leave $500 head in
the herd, the maximum which
can be supported on the win
ter range available.
Robert F. Cooney, director OF
the state wildlife restoration
division, represented the state
fish and game department. at
the meeting. Other agencies
represented were federal forest
service, national park service,
Northern Pacific railway, Mon
tana State college, Gallatin
Sportmen'S association, Mon
tana stockmen and the Monta-
ma Wildlife Federation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01
FIETcHER NAMED

Jess c.. Fletcher of Helena
has been appointed as direc-
tor of the Montana state en-
ployment service. The appoint
ment was announced by Car
roll M. Stewart, chairman OF
the unemployment compenSa-
ton commission. Fletcher sue
ceeds James P. Brennan, re-
signed.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01
RECEIVES DEGREE

Gene Woods, Forsyth man
representing northwestern Ma
tional Life Insurance Company
of Minneapolis, received word
this week that he has passed
the five examinations required
for the Chartered Life Under
writer degree.
The CLU degree is awarded
by the American College Of
Life Underwriters for profess
sional attachments in life un-
derWriting.
Mr.. Woods took all five ex-
aminations for the degree at
one time, a remarkable achieve
ment among CLU candidates.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01
TRAINING SCHOOL

A six-Week recruit training
program will be conducted by
the Montana highway patrol in
Helena from Oct. 8 to Nov. IL.
Twenty-four new members of
the patrol will attend the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01

Montana in attendance will be
conducted at Poison from Sept.
8 to 10.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01

TO HOLD SCHOOL
The state fire school with
volunteer firemen from all over
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01

school, which will be conducted
by Supervisor E. H. England.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-01

During July, fish and game
law violators paid $3,474.50 in
fines to the state fish and
game department.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14

Cupp and Mrs. NJ. |. Trostle.
Mrs. Amos Bracy and daughter
Clara and Mrs. Clara Light spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Clara
i3ice and daughter Marjory at Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burkhart
and son j. D. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Burkhart's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Packlnan at Piequa.
Their daughter Elinor who was visit
ing her grandparents returned home
with them.
Miss Caroline Johnson from Colum-
bus was the guest Of Miss Helen
Reese over the weekend.
Mrs. Clarence Diller of BMffton,
entertained the Advance Club Of
Pandora, at her home, Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alvin Rich, sister of c. D.
Steiner, passed away at her home in
Wooster, last Monday night Inter-
ment was made in the Wooster
cemetery Thursday afternoon.
Elan Suter of Pandora, is vice
president of the Putnam County
Livestock Association. Ralph Alkire
was appointed manager at Pandora.
The sales barns are located at Colum-
bus Grove on Route L.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14
College Net Men
Lose To Albion

The College tennis season opened
here Friday with Albion Col
lege, Albion, Michigan. A strong
wind and cloudy skies threatened to
end the matches. A small chilled
crowd witnessed a good brand of
tennis played by both teams.
The closest game of the afternoon
was played by Dickey of Bluffton
and Gregory of Albion. Dickey was
slightly edged, rs, rs, in two sets.
Casteel defeated Howe, 60, 6-1; IN
gradt tripped Bracy, Cd, 6-3; Fiske
took Rote, 6-2, 6-2; and White beat
Jim Stepleton, 6-1, 6-2.
In the doubles, Howe and Simcox
teamed against Casteel and White
Albion won 6-3, 6-2. In the other
doubles match, Gregory and Fiske
defeated Bracy and Yost, 60, 6-1.
The good brand of tennis played
by the Beavers in their initial match
shows promise of exciting forthcom-
ing matches.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14

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nth Lima st. Rose there next

with Lima st. Rose there next
Tuesday.
In the Lima league, in which the
Pirates will compete with five Lima
teams, the locals will play each
Tuesday and Friday.
Complete schedule for the remain
der of the season follows:
Apr, 14-st. Johns, here.
Apr. 19-St. Rose, there.
Apr. 22-South, here.
Apr. 26-St Gerard, there.
Apr. 29-Central, here.
May 3-St. Johns, there.
May 6-St. Rose, here.
May 10-South, there.
May 13-St. Gerard, here.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14
LEGAL NOTICE

Case No. 3sS26
In the Court OF Common Pleas
of Allen County. Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14

Americana
hcrosticurse

AI1OSllIliiS Sc
TNIQUE among the maledictions
~ heaped upon the head of Benedict
Arnold for his treason during the Rev.
olution was an acrostic poem, COM
posed by his cousin, patriot and
sailor named Oliver who visited the
traitor in England after the war, and
was noted for his skill at impromptu
versifying. When Arnold asked him to
amuse a party of English officers with
an exhibition of that skill, this was
the surprising result:
B orn for a curse to virtue and man.
kind.
z arths broadest realm ne'er knew SO
black a mind.
lights sable veil your crimes can new
er hide.
E ach one so great, 'twould glut his
toric tide.
ID efunct your cursed memory will live
/ n all the glare that infamy can give
urses of ages will attend your name
7 raitors alone will glory in your
shame.
A mighty vengeance sternly waits to
r ivers of sulphur on your treacher-
soul:
ature looks shuddering back with
conscious dread
0 such tarnished blot as she has
made
L ct hell receive you, riveted in chains
ID oomed to the hottest focus of il
flames.
q Western Newspaper Union.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14
College Nine Drops
Opener To Northern,

Three triples and home run fea-
tured Ohio Northern university's IL
hit attack as the Polar Bears de-
feated Bluffton 9-4 in the first base
ball game of the season.
George Killian, pitching for the
Bears, went all the way, allowing
eight hits, striking out 13 and issu-
ing three bases on balls.
Button used two kurlers, Leichty
and Hershberger. They issued nine
walks between them.
Bluffton .,.-...-. 002 600 002-4 8 3
Northern ....-... 101 043 00*-9 IL 2
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Case No. 3sS26
In the Court OF Common Pleas
of Allen County, Ohio.
The Fort Industry Company. Plaintiff,
VS. Ray W. Barnett, Treasurer of
Allen County, Ohio, ct al. defendants.
The defendants Omar Moeller. r. L.
Humes. Mary Elizabeth Humes, Anna Nj.
Hull and Herbert Lee Blye, addresses un-
known the heirs at law. devisees, legatees,
trustees, assignees, receivers, beneticiaries,
the surviving spouse, the surviving divorced
spouse, children, descendants, creditors, sue
cessors in interest. executors. administrators
and legal representatives of Omar Moeller
r. +. Humes, Mary Elizabeth Humes, Anna
M. Hull and Herbert Lee BIye. deceased, will
take notice that on the 25th day of March,
1919, The Fort Industry Company filed its
petition in the Common Pleas Court of Allen
County Ohio, in Case No. 3sS26 against
them and others. praying for a decree quiet
ing title in the alternative for order
marshalilng liens as against said defendants,
Omar Moeller Il. L. Humes, Mary Elizabeth
Humes. Anna M. Hull and Herbert Lee Blye,
to or on the following described real estate.
described in said petition, to-wit;
'Inlots numbered One hundred sixty flour
f6A, One hundred sixty-tive ll65l. One
hundred sixty-six tl66l, One hundred
sixty-seven t167). One hundred seventy
I70l. One hundred seventy-four l7D,
One hundred seventy five l751, One
hundred seventy-six u76l. One hundred
seventy-seven 177), One hundred seventy
eight l7Sl. One hundred seventy
179). One hundred eighty-six 1s6). and
One hundred eighty-seven 0S71 in High
land Park Addition to the City of Lima,
Allen County, Ohio"
The prayer of said petition is for decree
Quietinp plaintiffs title as against all de-
PENDANTS. or in the alternative. marshallinp
of liens, sale of property and equitable relief
Said defendants are required to answer
said petition on or before the 2lst day oi
| May, 1949 in accordance with the prayer o.
1 the petition.
| The Fort Industry Company
BY Oren f. Dickson
| and
| John RI. Romey, Its Attorneys
sol National Bank Bldg,
Lima. Ohio.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
to all the friends of the
Bluffton Community who have sent
cards, and flowers and have in any
way helped during the recent
bereavement of our father, Mr.. Ray
mond Thompson. The flowers from
the Ebenezer Mennonite Church We're
much appreciated.
Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson, Ada
Mr.. & Mrs. Joseph Thompson,
Bluffton
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14

Bluffton Highs 1949 baseball team
will play games at home and away
against Lima teams during the next
week.
The Button schedule, which OPEN
ed last Thursday with Lima Central,
calls for a meeting between the Pi-
rates and Lima St. Johns this
Thursday at Bluffton, and game
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors,
fire department, telephone company
and all those who in any way as
sisted us at the time of our recent
fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carts
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carts
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank my many friends
for cards and flowers, also for their
prayers, letters and other gifts dur
ing my recent illness.
Mrs. Charles Stratton
Evening star., 1949-03-27
AVIATION

}.3-F CUB; license expired; ferryable:
planes plane chssB; i.g Bo,4 Carl Allen; SPRING.
sPIf F1EP ckIIsRR AiRR2RT ,hi A. nsS ss4I beautiful,
flights and night fights: 2-way
radio. Will sell "a or - interest TO
res esponsible party or will consider
outright sale; GL. 2O7a; CHI. 4497.
side by side airplane, 25 gal. gas
tank, licensed to Sept. 1949.. Best
Cal! WA. ae40 Or WA 1850. -27
MEMBERSHIP OPEN in flying club.
dno5 hS ship md j. 1sssd sos at msds red es
KEN LEiYsER. FR. sas5. Wy OIL
CESSNA, 14O, for salvage. engine $50
hours, tail assembly land. gear, in
struments okay; left-wine usable
with repairs; best of1er by April 3;
essfee cRHcKrN' W.fh-y. "a, 4as5. Airport NJ ma
WE NOW HAVE the new Piper. priced
at S2,991. Standard. You cannot
appreciate the quality and perfor-
nance until you have seen and flown
this ship. Located at Maryland Air
dian Head 433l for information.
AVIATION OPPORTUNITIES.
J. Air Force precadet course for h. S.
grads. who lack 2-yr. college or
equivalent to pass Air Force educ.
entrance examination
2. Free aviation career training for
men and women II you Join Dick
Powells National Fight System
Choice of airline traffic. airline
hostess, airplane mechanic, ad-
vanced meteorology. radio commu-
nication-traffic control and aviation
business.
B. Flight training courses as low a,
$40 down. $40 month, with
money back guarantee.
T. Planes bought and sold.
5. Flight clubs formed as low as $3s
down and 81 month.
Free demonstration flight If you ar.
over 81 without obligation.
AVIATION CENTER. Tenth Floor
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 1892
Open 10 to 10 by Appointment.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
POULTRY AND EGGS
TURKEY PULLETs, BIB. bTonz

TURKEY ,PULLETs. BIB; bronse.
limited; order early. SEITz d SONS
TURKEY FARMS, Waldorf, Mo:
INCUBATOR. Buckeye electric Model
good condition. $500. J.W. BUFF
INGToN, s5O5 6Oth pl., Berwyn
Heights. Md. 27'
TURKEY HATCHING EGGS, from
pull. test, breed. B.B. bronze. Domes
Wh. Holl. BAILER. Sill. spr. 0s71.
'sNEs ~ ss FEED s.sg STORE s5sE. sls ,.sa M .ss
clean. New Hampshire Red chicks.
Order now ,}. t1 set ,prsfsrred prpY hsschs !,
e S5uHfsY III T1ahHR EsR& dH5As.sif:: HAaSHsR4M ma
CowAN CHICKS. Md.-u. o. app. Pull.
Clean. Bred BY US for more profit.
HINES CHfcks.Md,: 2: 9. approved
nle5 pgo5um passed s1 H1N hsfssef sysrg
Olney. Nd. Phone Ashton 2021.
aSn iorum esNs elean r sEstffs B. EiNpsEY coles-
vile, Nd. Silver sprins o39s.
CAPoNs' II wks. old: ROCK Rec
crosses. 81 20 eACn, younger OucS
i'Vi Vks. s0on old. eA so97 @ oxon ih Hi I'd Sc
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT. brooders, in
cubator. batteries, nests, feeders.
waters. etc Silver Spring O206.
HATCHING twice weekly for "A
years; D. C.'s only hatchery. CAP
TToL HATCHERY. 1885 Kennilworth
ave. ne, VI 1858.
CHICKS, blood-tested, high grade; B.
Rocks. N. \. Reds. R; !: Reds. W.
horns, no light breedsl, $7.95 per
100. Heavy assorted. S6.95 mo sex
guarantee0. Pullets, guaranteed
1oNtf g1 Sle cSfGks SICK Dus sRotsass 9Th SA "a
Philadelphia 4s, Pa.
pulIorum controlled; Barred Rocks,
New HampsDires, Hamp. Rock cross
Is or white Leshorns, eos per 100.
Heavy breeds. assorted, Ss.95 per
100. White Leghorn pullets, S14.95
per 100. Mail orders fllled. Live
delivery guaranteed. GEM POUL-
TRY. 1881 Vine St. PhilA 8. Pa.
BUsEY's 5-deck electric brooder. ex-
a $685. $685. P31b sS6 fs1sl bKaNNoR ssR rnh. sas
lane, Lanham. Nd.
CUSTOM HATCHING Of duck and
reservations for ali duck and geese,
chicken and guinea eggs taken inn
mediately; 6. H. sATTLER. Rock
FRYERs, s1e5 each; also started
CHICKS Bowie 34s2: ,o o,,
Easter chicks, assorted colors: baby
ducks; open Sunday. HY. O226. o.
G. MAXWELL. Lanham, Md
Evening star., 1949-03-27
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

3 PONIES, / ialke. i medium size;
2 riding horses, thoroughbred mare,
s91. pr9baoly yr,1Te bred; English; Army Hd1:
,Bony' Oliver, s,' Turn piow N No. 40 %.
cultivator, plows, harrow. wagon
tools, C. NJ. H1RST. Fairhill Farm,
4 miles west Of Falls Church on
Lee hwy. FA. 2009.
PAIR OF MATCHED BLACK MARES,
! and years old: quiet and well
town, OK. $3.50.
HEIFERs-Want 25 to 80 Holstein
and Guernsey yearlins heifers. must
De reasonably priced and not bred.
MULE, mare, chestnut, Al shape,
500. DONALD NASH FARM,
'Brookeville, Nd.
REG. HAMPSHIRE BOAR HOG.
ws wfs S se e Ess pss Ss.t'sTs slso sST cF
the lot. Ask operator for Bowie
ONE 5-YR. -OLD. BROWN MARE. high
class, will trade for 2 or 3 riding
school plugs. Kentucky Jennetts.
milk-strained goats, wagon. bug
S,ss; carts, sieiss; bells and hair
saddles, brides and collars, what
eyer you need. Call Falls Church
NANNY GOAT. cheap. Call @. H.
SATTLER, Rockville 340o.
PIGS, 8 weeks old; nice and healthy.
EARL c: SMITH, Oak Grove Farm.
of Route 645. 27'
YOUNG N-BRED BAY MARE, easy
gaited; price SloO. SH. 9oo6. =
PAIR OF MULES, 5 and 9 years old,
well broken, work single or double.
4!27 Potomac ave, GEORGETOWN.
GELDING. gated. 8 years old, well
hammered, ridden by child; sorrell.
END stable. ocR. 1855.
WORK MARE, young. quiet, works
$3.50. Cow, fresh, Golden Guernsey.
4th calf: one Of the best; both for
sa5, ssa5, s Gall aftsy asEi PM x,,.L3oWn Locus.
rd., Camp Springs, Nd. =
A GOOD SELECTION of mules, 1
several good Jumpers. several horses
suitable for riding school; new and
used saddles and brides. Hilltop
Farm; Fisher Td; sc" Temple Hills Hills
Md. Spruce 0104. -2o
BUY A YOUNG PONY to grow UP
with junior; mos. old, Pegasus;
fine prospect for pleasure Eids,
sson shHE Or at hsnt ssad osly sh $3.50 sSsS Welsh
At res.sered sIePaH1sss WaEinr Mhaf Asp
turn; turn p7iaiese! ts st! Mason a SMITH. jf.
,Herndon: Va, Herndon 4o-W;2.
lSS ss4S 81 ssss rs:
workers. Reason for selling usins
FSsSs fEssiSSEs n..s eWxsbAy1a Wsda4 Md ph5ne
Brandywine 1857.
PAIR young sorrel work mares, will
work double or single; or will split
eg 9PFTTT; UT SOL Allentown rd' 's''
GoArs, AND MILK-purebred Tor-
senburgs. H. W. MUMFoRD. RI.
MIS-, osTs M Dh0n: h1s Asat9h Ash nids sose ss.sb
PIGS. 5 and 4 mos. old. Call after
bsGMTEp SADDLE HORSE. s-yr.-
20 qovss sslaiss4si 1871. also gentle pinto pony
istered Hampshire sows for sale;
also shoats. Rockville 22s9.
FOR SALE, a-bred mare. hunter
type, coming 81; lady broke. HI. |
1888. sool Mari. pike Forest
sToCKERS-wsnt rs or 80 Here
ford or Angus steers, 600-S00 |
pounds. reasonably priced. WO. 5000.
PONY FOR SALE. yrs; old. l2-l3
saddle and bride, SI25. 1901 Al
lentown rd.. Camp Springs, Md.
nfYt to school
Evening star., 1949-03-27
BOATS

lo-FT. CHEsAPEAkE BAY fishing
boat, loft. beam: Chrysler %" en-
glne; osxS excel running cond.' s1:soo.
14.FT. II IKE KEEL sLoop, it., 10 in.
draft, outboard well, stainless ris-
gins, hollow spars, l mainSal. 3
3ibs, all nylon. some ratsey., Boat
completely oyerhauled, in excel; cond.
Strongly built, very safe and fast.
Inspect before local spring launch
o,nGfTBoAAR15' 5'nMo MOTOR REPAIRS and
service. in one of the most complete
shops in the city. We carry com.
plete line Of boating supplies and
paint. Mercury outboard motors and
all types boats. MAYFLOWER MA
RINE SERVICE, 1900 Maine ave.
EsyfESR6sppEE sE spE e5fUGTrBoARp CUPBOARD MoToRs--
Wide selection. S. KING FULTON,
sns Maine ave; s.w. Ex: 3406. 90
eS-FT. WHEELER, sleeps six: new
Packard engine. Oman generator,
cabin heater; $4,000. FA. 5176.
lo-FT. CRUISER HULL. cabins
roushed IN, Can be seen Sun; after
1000 blk. Canal I'd. Go through
tunnel under canal. Call ST. 292l
,s.ff. ,sfffa'tsioToR Moron sAlLER. 2:esI.h:
excel cond; $3.50; BUzzARD,s
PIT. sEA-RAT1oN. OR. 7429. -27
Evening star., 1949-03-27
ROOMS WANTED

SINGLE GENTLEMAN, 40. desires
room in quiet NV. section. Pefma-
nent Government employe. Quiet.
~ siS sETTLHD FED oLDaR De GikiSstudie Gil
rm.. kit: quiet, pvt. home; Apr. Is
Or sa,.S sooner; nc a. shaEer asr Aariinston or
COMFORTABLE ROOM By middle
aged employed widow: nonsmoker,
nondrinker; refined home: NV. nr.
transp. Box 1879. Star.
.nonworkins lady
Tolerant, cheerful, discr riminat ting:
no complexes; mid 40s; wishes bed
living room or bedroom; some privi-
leges; references. Box 159-E, Star.
MATURE WOMAN. partly employed
desires large room and large closet;
hot plate: short dist. to N. Y. ave.
library; S2S mo, BOX 142-E. Star. :
MAN. Govt, desires quiet, comfortable
room, NV: showers, pvt. entr.;
perm State price. Box 125-E, Star :
ENGLISH GIRL, Government en-
ployed. REQUIRES furnished room with
bath, Mayfower Hotel vicinity. pc.
coIoRED c0GrLE would like room
in Arl. to be near transportation.
Daleview 1859.