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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

coIIsGE E. FOR ,5E a.N BENT ss & Beverley .sg m
GEORGE E. e. BRYANT, Realtor.
SHADE SIDE. Md. 5-rm. cottage.
screened porch. trees. fishing. crab
s5ns q seDs sERmi9s g. Us nstls VI nsf eH AaS
NORTH BEACH. 2 large rooms and
screened porch; SIS per wk. uN.
Long BEAcH-4-bedroom cottage;
peake Bay; available 9/26 and later;
2-bedroom cottages; $40 and Up per
week. NJ. E. ROCKHILL,- INC.
Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J. pr
BREEZY POINT BEACH-Six-room
cottage, all modern improvements;
BENEDICT. MD.-on Patuxent River:
finest cottage on beach; ami, sleeps
8; fishing. grabbing; avail. immed.;
$40 per week. Hughesville s5-F-5.
COTTAGE FOR RENT at $50 a wk.:
free gas and elec. and refer; A; 7.
eARaANDj ebdae y 3. csssaDeaks ssiat Beach! chez Nd
NORTH BEACH.4-rm. cottage. com
muting distance Andrews Field and
cd9 p o. G; week; mo- mo- Dl; s32h: AL. n.,,, e.
spte odesn MI Vatsp Syt Wharf gfms
beach. CH. 1922 or CO. 0611. 90
MASONS BEACH, Deale, Md.-Two-
bedroom, completely furnished apart
ment; ami: available Sept. J. THE
ERBS. Melbourne ave. 27s
FRANKLIN MANOR-Modern cottage
with bath, refgr.. hot water. lge.
screened porch: sleeps s; Aug. %;
$50 per week. OW. 5603. -27
SYLVAN SHORES-Waterfro lot, 6
rms, and bath. ami, lge. screened
porches WA 3249 -27
REDUCED RENTAL-Bethany Beach,
Delaware-Three bedrms., ami. co.
4162. rs
cottage from Sept. l on. MRS
FRED WENDELL. West River 1898.
BEVERLY BEACH-Closes to water;
Sept. and after; $50 per week.
Phone MI S119. -27
HERALD HARBOR-New. modern p
rm. apt; beach privileges: S35 wk.,
500 mo-; also large house. sleeps s
or 8, S125; for Sept. RODRIGUEZ,
HO Sl40 -27
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FARMS tcons.).

166 ACRES. Shenandoah Valley: i'm
provements, at less than acreage
prices, $4,000: between Winchester
and Front Royal. Va. Gil. 5949. 27s
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ROSE HAVEN

broom bungalow; $1,000; completely
furn.; year round home, hardwood
floors, elec, refgr, gas range, full
bath; full expansion attic, foored; 5
windows in attic: beautifully clean;
small down payment. Call Mrs. Wal
ters, UN. 1871. COX g. CO.. UN.
1909
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Busy corner;
fireproof bsmt.: l5-ft. alley for sign
painting, upholstery or many other
businesses: upper Ga. ave. Owner.
"; x. JAWISH; Wo. 1927; -27
lar corner facing 3 busy aves.; for
drs.. Lawyers, real estate ONCE or
any other business. Plenty park
inE; ;- owner, W. K. JAWIsH. Wo.
oFFICE BUILDING. downtown - 4
#. usable space: carpeted floors;
mirrored walls; 3 new tiled lava
tories: fiuorescent lighting; many
built-in cabinets; near parking;
Tacanfi pI win ti1 fSnsider leasing WM cdIl
sAuNipERs iSsR CO, % INC. pm VIM H.
FOUR CORNERS. Silver Spring, Md.
-Commercial lot 55x110, fronting
on Bladensburg.. opposite Stone
House Inn, and adjacent to cab area,
near % eernsr Colesyille rd;; win lease esS;ee
e esoNis ssllS * sIi5 Io tsnsns ss74a Call LEACH
I'M LGE. APT. HOTEL
NV section Of city; approximately
$500 SO. #. of space, busy neigh
borhood; ideal location for high
type restaurant, 1000 store, once
space or other business; rental,
$375 per mo. TU. 5000, MIR.
n. CAPITOL AND M, sr.-second
commercial, 5000 50. Il; oftlces:
REALTY CO., ST. 7139. -26
AN IDEAL PLACE for repairs and re-
finishing of furniture or pianos;
large spray rm. with exhaust fan, 2
large, well-lighted workrooms: To-
Gated close to central business dis
details call MR.. LEONARD at DI.
USED-CAR LOT AND SALES OFFICE,
s.w: corner Lee blvd. at Glebe I'd !,
Arlington: 60x100 it.: S150 month.
B. ]. GREENHOUSE, DE. 3177. -27
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AUToMoTlVE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAILERS

TRAILER. freight. 32-ft.. built Ar.
throughout. RE. 29O7.. 27s
194s INDIAN HOUSE TRAILER, 81.
it.. modern; many extras; 1t sold
house S1 s2oS ssc4se Sf asS $685. owner esT adns A
1888 or TIE. 4S00. -27
ONE-WHEEL, H-ton trailer; used for
! trip; $50. Phone HI. 300. Ext.
rWEN1TY-Two, FOOT house trailer.
1eI5 AMERICAN iSisRGeai , HOUSE sa'0: trailer. 2s
IT.: sleeps 6. new tires; ready to
20-FT. GLIDER TRAILER with dolly;
used 10 mo-; sleeps 4; elec. brakes;
sfs sas toF 0gs6 cooking and oil for heat
SEE JACKSON for the finest in new
and used trailers; terms to f1t your
pocketbook. 1744 Richmond hwy.
a MiBco. small, sleeps 4; s55s n
sold this week end, 1016 East
29-FT HOWARD, sleeps 4 and child;
dolly, awning, bottled gas stove.
& oer eiee 81 iee Temple excl 4ras2 iSad vss. maze
atasii Sa; sALE-as-tt. 1s47 Home
mobile; sleeps f. Make me an
offer, Phone 9 am. and 5 pm.
1913 23-FT. CONTINENTAL, excel.
1ffI HEL s0Hfstifn TRaER s coGkr 69a TooPsE!
SPORTSMAN Al, 23-ft.. 3 rms, bot
tie gas stove, electric brakes. hot.
1896. See F. COCKREI.L. Canary
Trailer, Park Lot 10, Baltimore
PEs NM MANOR 81 sas 4s. fiIS Snn equipped
incl; awnings.- nightingale Trailer
Park, U; s. No. !, south of Alex.
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Rerwyn.
and used trailers; very good assoft-r
ment; clean. used trailers, ranging
in size from lS to SO IT.; priced
from $500 to S2.75O. terms to s
yrs. Phone TO Kill
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OCEAN CITY, MD.

OCEAN CITY, MD.
NORMANDY APARTMENTS
Unsurpassed view of ocean and bay;
new, unusually spacious, 3-bedroom
apt; 8 exposures. huge liv. rms.
Beautyrest mattresses, furn. roof
deck; private beach; reasonable
rates. Exclusive. Call GIL. 0652.
The Normandy has several choice
openings in September. -2S
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Important undertakings of life
time; entrust the sale Of your home
10 q large, experienced and highly
reputable firm fully equipped to
render the best possible complete
service; We have many, many auali-
from $4,000 to $4,000. Please
call vs. for o discussion Of your real
estate problem. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1411. -2S
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AVIATION
BOATS

$3.50 or best offer. Call Wo. 5000
1S-FT. oID Town CANOE and equip.
Excellent condition. SS5 Can be
seer, at Dempsey's Boat House. MI.
5000. s7.FT. BAY FISHING BOAT.
Cabin. 2 hunks, full canopy. Chrys-
Ter engine. Fully equip. II. 3-3172.
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BUSINESS PRoP.---sALE Cont. J

CoML. OR MOTEL SITE. near Alex.
one and "a acre lot, fronting on
No. highway. plus attr. brick
4-Sear-old a-rm. house. 2 full baths
plus ard bath in 3-rm. apt. over
very large garage; owner leaving
city: $40. 500, terms.
HICKS REALTY co.
3706 MT. VERNON AVE. AL. 1900;
EYES, TIE. 0933 OR TIE. ABB.
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont. J

CONOMIST-Newcome will pay up
to $4,000 for small clean home in
good NV. location. Prefer brick de-
tached but will consider others. viii
ayan syailable. call MR.. DIXON, at ST.
1 PAY PAY CASE SlsEffi Fon HousEs. any con.
dition. any section Mr.. B. LISS.
DfREcT FROM OWNER. highest cash
Ns Ss y0sE st. DfGRsst' sss eyes ca VI MH s1sa kacH
Of PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale
Of your home. business or invest.
ss5I ss ksr,s c.5,s aypIEnS II SSsd sssjsSs I.;
AL fHpfessis CASH FoR fsuas HOMES sfs' m B. c.
or Md. Free appraisal. KAY REALTY
CO.. INC, -RA. 1900. IL
PRIVATE PARTY win pay cash for A.
bedrm., 2-bath, in Bradley, Chevy
Chase. Rock Creek Hills. No agents.
HSs s. Schools. ase' S,:. g 4;
HOMES URGENTLY NEEDED in
Chevy Chase, D. c., or Md; Amer
isan uniyersity Park; especially near
PRICED rrn,sd up to $25:ooo: 90: 3 or ,,o1 bed
have substantial cash. Please call
WANTED TO RENT OR BuY-House
in Miami Fla. Phone AL. 1858. -27
WILL TRADE h-acre wooded lot in
exclusive Chesterbrook Woods, Va,
value over $1,000, as down payment
on small brick house, in good Sec
tion Of N. Arl. or Falls Church.
OWNER, CHI. 1853.
MODERN CLEAN HOME. in good
D; 2, or nearby Md; legation; Have
QUICK, will be the action in buying
D. c. MR.. QUICK. RA. 34ls. 26s
URGENTLY NEED Sc. N.E.-Homes
with. or without income WALDO
HARRIS Ii. 3-9979. ST. 1000.
FOR QUICK SALE. list your property
with me. JAMES s. WILDER. GE.
PRIvATE isfai PARTY would like, to Ia pur-
approximately sls.50o: viii pay
cash: must be in Chevy Chase area.
WISH p 10 TRADE your home eTa near
D.. c. for one in the country with
fishing, swimming. boating? Box
SUBSTANTIAL CASH DOWN on : or
3-bedrm. brick rambler; prefer Sc
HSMES HISSeatiSni I'm 70; pS3; S7Sssa; s. sr,vn @27
advice and appraisal based on long
ssi1. years ,Gi. Of experience mean quick
GRAvATTE, Reaitor. isis K st
NV, MA. 0753. Ewes, phone ordway
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OFFICES D STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continued)
DESK SPACE

DESK available in nice private ONCE.
centrally located; $50 per month.
217 Bond Building. -26
d. C. BUSINESS ADDRESS, desk
space, mail. message. seer. serv.
1919 r st. Suite sos. Elk. 97Ss.
DESK SPACE in modern ONCE:
ground floor, telephone, secretary.
S21 10th st. NV. go
PVT. OFFICE on ground FIR. show
window: tele. answering If desired.
excel. for real estate, contractor.
etc. KENYON SHADE g. AWNING
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HoUSEs-sALE-vA. tcont.l
ON NINE ACRES
New England Charmer
In Nearby Virginia


hidden away. vet near transportation,
shopping and schools; this -un-
usual property within 10 miles
downtown washington, is for sale
due to owners going into service.
The charming, low-swung shingle
house is nestled under tremendous
mahogany tree, and to add to the
Quaintness, there's an adjoining log
house covered with clapboard over
100 years old, which could be made
into an interesting guest house:
Rooms In the main house, all OF
which are on the first floor, are
entrance hall, studio living room
(15x24), with beamed ceiling. wide
honey colored random width floors
and . large Cape Cod fireplace, COM
plete with crane and oven; pine
paneled dining area, large kitchen,
equipped with GE range and re-
frigerator, master bedroom. 15xl6;;
guest bedroom, 13x15, and tiled
bath. There is large fiagstone
terrace on the living room and
master bedroom. The large attic has
been partly finished into room. Full
basement, hot-water heat with oil
burner. Many beautiful trees and
shrubs including chestnut. apple
and maple trees. Priced at S26.500,
GEO. MASON GREEN co.
Realtors, Exclusive Agents
CHI. 3S3S: Ewes. and SUM- Gil. 66lb
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED - Garage. well-established
auto co. needs approx. 5000 50. #.
for repair shop or contemplated
construction on long term lease; near
Bladenshurg and N. Y. ave. Box
452-R, Star.
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Confinued)
OVER 5 ACRES

OVER D ACRES
Convenient to Mclean. An outstand-
ing wooded tract. Hight elevation;
rock garden location; IL miles to
center of Washington; S3,S75.
H. E. GASCH & SON
Sat and Sun. DA. 9152
Weekdays, MA. 1854 --27
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LANHAM PARK
Just East of Lanham, Md.
fnitt npfance HWY


Just East of Lanham, Md.
tOut Defense Hwy
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 75x150 FEET
$3.50
If you are looking for a lovely home
site-a place we'll situated, with
beautiful trees and room for flowers
and a place where the kiddieS can
romp and play and still have such
indispensable city conveniences as
city water, electricity, telephone,
mail service, train and bus connec-
tions and concrete roads-then come
out to Lanham Park, one of Prince
Georges County's faster-growing
ommunities-where you can still
get over Va acre of land for $3.50,
with convenient terms, if YOU pre-
fer, so that you can pay for your
lot in small monthly payments.
Come out and look around. There
is no obligation to buy-but we
promise you will be impressed with
the value offered and the activity
here in Lanham Park.
Bladensburg I'd. to Peace
Cross, turn right out Defense hwy.
Az miles to Pennsylvania Railroad
overpasS, cross overpass, continue "
mile to large sign. ''Lanham Park"
at office on left side of Defense hwy.
Ofice omen daily and Sunday,
10 am. until dark
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
pbope Hva # SViI1e 01OT pr
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IDEAL STOCK FARM on hard road.
within 35 miles of Washington, in
high state of cultivation; 100 acres,
6-room house with improvements; :
barn and outbuildings. Price, SI9.-
900. Terms: " cash, balance to
be arranged.
SO acres in lower Loudoun County
on hardsroad; good stock and graz
ing farm; Groom farm house with
! electricity and bath; barn and out
buildings. Price, $135OO. Terms:
Halt cash, balance monthly Shown
by appointment. Phone Herndon as
BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon,
Falrfax CO., Va. 27s
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SMALL FARMS
Nice stucco bungalow and 113 acres
Home has basement, electricity and
bath. Also. barn and chicken house
on property. On a macadam road,
Price, S12.000.00
Two-story, frame home and 170
acres. House has electricity and
bath. Two barns, numerous build
inRs on farm. Two miles from La
Plata and one hour from Washing
Price, S16,00o.O0
THE o. B. ZANTZINGER CO,
La Plata, Maryland La Plata 5421
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

So FIRST-TRUST NOTES of $500
each. on large Va. tract; client will
sell one or more at par. Box 1T.
Star -26
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LOTS & ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER AND OWNER desires 5 or
more lots with all utilities and
paved street. ready for immediate
building HU. S01S, 81
CONTRACTOR requires storage yard
approx. 10000 SO. #. incl. usable
building. Loc. in or close to Dis
trict. Box 4S6-Y, Star. Pr
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ia LOTS
Sewer and water, construction and
permanent loans; priced for i'm
mediate sale with terms to suit.
Call Mr. Yeonas to inspect.
YEONAS REALTY
cr o10n ny 1oAo -o2
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

ANOTHER TRACT
ON R.R. SIDING, VA.
IN acres in heart Of Clarendon,
priced below competitions. Ewes,
call Mr.. Stup TIA 1904.
BETHEL
1918 X st. NV, DI. 31O0. --2S
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties vantAd for sale or lease
A. M ROTH. RE. 1880
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
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TAxIcABs FOR RENT

DRIVERS wanted for Diamond Cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates: must. have identifica-
ne. See MELVIN HERRIMAN
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Monday evening choir prac-
tice. 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday latter SCHOOL, Cru
saderS meeting.
Tuesday evening 7:30 to 9 p.
M, Baptist Youth Fellowship.
Thursday, Ladies Aid meet
ing, every other Thursday aft
ernoon, 2:30. Hostess and place
to be announced at meeting.
Omen Bible Chapel
Rev. Philip G. Bennett, pas
tor Services Sunday school,
10 a. M: morning worship, IL
a. M; Sunday evening, 7:30p.m.;
Wednesday mid-week service.
7:3O pm. "Where Friendship
and the Gospel Meet"
First Crow Indian Baptist
Church, WyOla
Clara E. Odds and Malvina
Johnson. Missionaries Sunday
school, 2:3O pm.
First Crow Indian Baptist
Church, Lodge Grass
Clara E. Olds and MaIvina
johnson, MISUNDERSTANDING
morning service, 10:45; prayer
meeting, Wednesday eve, 7:3C
pm. Crusaders, Wednesday, $3.50
pm.
Catholic Church
Mass is conducted at 1920 a.
m. the first three Sundays OF
each month and at 800 am.
on the fourth Sunday.
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Patty and Larry and MIR. and
Mrs; Willard Wilson spent the
week end of Oct. IA visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Wilson and
family at Glendive, and attend
ed the Glendive-Laurel football
game.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Gage and
son OF Great Falls were callers
az the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boo Hanley and children last
saturday evening. Mrs. Gage is
~ former Marguerite Knutson,
daughter of Guy Knutson of
this community.
Mrs. Esther Havener and son,
Merle. MIR. and Mrs. Bub Haven
er and Terry Taught motored to
Gillette, Wyo., where they spent
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Travel Club
Hos Meetinq

Members of the Travel club
met October II at the home of
Mrs. A. G. WestWood, ST., with
Mrs. A. G. WeStWood, Jr., as
co-hoSteSs.
The program was in charge
of Mrs. Genevieve Fitzgerald,
who chose for her subject "The
Old Traditions and the New In
dustries of New England"
Roll call was responded to by
giving an item of political or
international interest.
Guests present we're: Mrs.
Ruth Arndt, Mrs. Lena Arndt,
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Fire Dept. Called
For Grass Fires

The local Volunteer Fire De-
partment was called last Tues
day morning to eXtinguish a
grass fire west of the Open
Bible church, and again Mon
day afternoon of this week to
put out a grass fire on the
Elmer Knight property south of
town.
Fortunately, there was no
property damage in either case
but the terrific wind that was
blowing threatened destruction
to nearby buildings.
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Indidns Wullop
Roberts, ST.

The Lodge Grass Indians
travelled to Roberts last We'd
nesday to meet the Roberts
gridders.
Again they came through
with a victory, defeating Ro-
jbertS ST to 7. The game was
called after playing a few sec
onds of the last quarter.
The Indians will meet the
Clearmont team on the local
field Wednesday, Nov. 2.
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APpOINTMENTS MADE

Gov. John W. Bonner has ap-
pointed these new members to
the Montana hospital advisory
council: Mrs. John H. Irwin of
Great Falls, James H. Wander
beck of Virginia City, J. G. Link
of. Butte, Gorden Holt of Hot
Springs and Fred F. Wilson of
Bozeman for four-year terms.
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Lodge Grass
Church Notes

Little Brown Community
Baptist Church
Howard Parry, Minister
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, HOO am.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
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Mrs. Alta Esp, Mrs. Alva Esp,
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Malvina
Johnson, Mrs. Suzanne Long,
Mrs. Maude Nelson, Miss Clara
OldS and Mrs. Florence Wells.
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DR.. F. L. Terrill of Galen and
Mrs. G.. w. Buntin of LeWiStoWn
were re-appointed. .AE -,
The council will meet in Hell
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A Blot Of Shame On tie Ballot

The record of John E. Kennedy, Democratic candidate for state
treasurer, is such that voters should shudder at the thought OF his
name appearing on the Montana ballot. Other Democratic party
candidates should repudiate him publicly IS well as in private
conversations.
Is the word of Kennedy, former campaign manager and Sec
rotary for Jerry j. OConnell, good? Has he paid all OF his primary
campaign expenditures? He has not paid The Park county News
for advertising, published before the primaries in good faith m
his promise to pay.
Does he issue worthless checks? When he comes campaigning
ask him about the $3.50 check he gave a Washington, L. c. stenog
rapher and her difficulties in trying to get back money
Ask him about his association with one David George Plotkin
alias David George Kin. Ask him if Plotkin was rejected by the
Selective Service on Aug. 7, 1912, after IAN examination by IT, AZ
Knudsen. Army Medical Corps, USA, a psychiatrist, and his report
On file shows that PlotEin was suffering with MANIC OPPRESSIVE
PSYCHOsIs, PARANOID TREND" Ask Kennedy if Plotkln 0hm,
nror tn coming to Montana in 1915, was employed by DIRTY BOOK
Sam Roth. notorious New York publisher and ex-conv1ct, and wrote
a book, Rage in Singapore" which was a fraud? Ask Kennedy II
Kin didn't admit he never had been in Singapore and YET "ro'e ID
EYEWITNESS account" in New York of Singapores capture by Tn
Japs.
Ask Kennedy if he would dare repeat or attempt to prove be-
fore ANY Butte audience the filthy allegations Kin made about
Butte women and girls in the book, plot Against America As
native of Butte the writer can declare those statements are u""u
gated fasehoods. Buttes women and girls have moral anu noI nS
equal to those of any other Montana or ~ :. ommun'y va ~ au Nc
PIotkin, despite his mental condition and reputation was given
free license by Kennedy, who published the book
Also ask Kennedy if, while trying to raise funds to publish
K;,,.r au;noc he did not try to enlist funds from such organizations
Am ~ CnxSon fr an-American Democracy. Ask him also If 1t
isn't true that The Council for Pan-American Democracy was nS'e'
as Communist" by the U. S attorney general
A.. = folks in Hamilton and Missoula what they think of
Kennedy.
no..adv - he's RESPONSIBLE for bringing Fellow Traveller"
romr 7 OConneII former Montana congressman m great nienu
and advisor of Communists and fellow travellers, oack 10 Nohsam mn
Ask him if he has the notion that the offices OF the treasurer % "n a
etate n f Montana might become headquarters tor IN "
estahIisb larry OConnelI as Montanas dictator!
ASK YOURSELF. would anyone dare vote for John Z; e
nedy?
REPRINTED FROM THE PARK COUNTY NEWS
TAKE NO C~HANCES!!!
Avoto for lack Heury Is the Safest Way Quit!
.u.., A., senubIcan state Central committee
Fo"""' IT. anniny Sec al Helena. Mont &~ =
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Hurdin Tribune-Heruld. Thursday. November 2. 1858

ena Nov. 9.
Vote at the General Election,
Tuesday, Nov. 7.
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Gross Loculs

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson,
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3 Hurt When Cars
Collide on Boulevard;
Boy Injured in Crash

Four persons were injured in
two accidents early today in near
by Maryland and Virginia.
Three of the four were hurt
when two cars collided head-on on
the Baltimore boulevard at Ber-
wyn.
Admitted to Leland Memorial
Hospital, Riverdale. were Mrs.
Gloria Teagarden, 10, Baltimore,
who suffered head injuries. and
Mrs. Roberta H. Innant, 26, coll
ored, 1922 Twenty first street NE,
whose leg was cut. They were
riding in different automobiles.
John E. Collins, 20, Lanham,
one of the drivers, was treated at
the hospital for head cuts and re-
leased.
The other driver. James Pear
son, 80. colored, of So M street
NV, was charged with reckless
driving.
@ Fell Asleep at Wheel.
Prince Georges County Police
said Mr.. Pearson told them his
car swerved onto the wrong side
of the road when he fell asleep at
the wheel.
In the second accident, Bobby
Pagan, II. Box 356. Alexandria.
suffered back injuries when his
bicycle was struck in the rear by
an automobile on Telegraph road
near Huntington avenue, outside
Alexandria. He was taken to Alex
andria Hospital.
The driver. listed by police as
Martin j. Straub, 20. Route 4,
Alexandria, was charged with
reckless driving.
2 to Face Inquest.
A District bakery truck driver
will face a coroner's jury Monday
in connection with the death of
a pedestrian Thursday at First
street and New York avenue NV.
The driver. Morris Barr, A. of
SIG Powhatan place NV, ad-
mitted he was driving a truck
which hit Charles Combs, 43, of
White Post. Va, police said. At
the time of the accident he did
not realize the man had been
struck, he was reported to have
informed police.
Another motorist, Thomas N.
Thornton. 80, colored, of 1925 s
street NV, also will face the in
quest in connection with MIR.
Combs death. Police said his
automobile first hit the man, who
then was thrown into the path of
the bakery truck.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
s.RosenbergWoks Andrew j. Howard Takes Oath
New Duties: Small As 18th Municipal Court Judqe
On New Duties; Small
is Munitions Chief
BY John A. Giles

! Mrs. Anna Rosenberg. first
woman to be picked for a major
executive post in the Defense De-
partment, began laying the
groundwork today for a '.co-ordi-
mated manpower program for the
military services.
The New York woman, who Is
to be sworn in as Assistant De-
fense Secretary under an interim
appointment next Wednesday,
told a news conference yesterday
that she saw her job as one of
coordination Of the program
which has been under direction
of six separate committees and
boards of the department.
Defense Secretary Marshall,
who recommended her appoint
ment to President Truman. indi-
Gated at the conference that her
advice likely was to shape top
policy in dealing with manpower-
and the related question Of de-
ferring draftees. The White House
early today still had not formally
announced her appointment, but
that was expected shortly. It
must be confirmed by the Senate.
In another move, Mr.. Truman,
aboard the yacht Williamsburg,