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Evening star., 1951-09-30
3-Bedrm, Brick Rambler
Why NOT BUY DIRECT
SUNDAY BARGAINS
KENSINGTON, S15,95O

KENSINGTON, $15,950
Pretty 4-bedrm. home mr.. bus. shop.
baths. fenced lot with weeping
willow Sin,{ sTses e Zoo SaSn s5S5m windows full
TAX. PARK, 2-FAMILY
A wonderful value and only S16,950.
Lovely 2-bedrm, apt. for purchaser;
plus s7S xca mo tneS inoSme IeG dr0m 5nds 5fnssd
firepl., some furniture incl. l blk.
to bus and stores.
TAX. PARK, $14,500
A. pictureseue, d a-acre lot :. goes SSd with oi1
ave. mr.. Lady Of Sorrows Church
and only 5 min. to D. C. line.
RAMBLER ON u ACRE
New Hampshire ave. 2-bedrm. brick,
porch. maids rm. and bath, beaut.
grounds with outdoor stone patio.
TAX. PARK, S13,25O
TsSssfid s5aaSSf lot: sIa I'll hss asS fal hRTs Ssm en-
TAX. PARK, 2-FAMlLY
Only "A blk. to D. C. line. Excel.
cond.; 2-bedrm. apt. for purchaser.
separate entr; 2 kits. 2 baths,
firepl. in each apt. Only S14,95O.
Offer.
TAX. PARK, 4 BEDRMS.
A stately-built. det. home, "a blk.
from D. C. line; beaut. grounds
with towering shade trtN; gear
det. gar, rec. rm., SIT porch.
firepl.; owner has reduced price
from S27 900 for quick sale. Now
only $4,000.
Raffell Real Estate
eH. 1IO3, SH. ST94, sH. 1882.
Sun. and Week Days.
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SOLID MASONRY

SOLID MASONRY
Only $4,000; 5 yrs. old; 1st f.. liy
rm., din. rm.. kit, I bedrms. S. and m
bath: 2nd. f., partly finished into >
rms; full bsmt. with laun. and
furnace hat ' rm;' rec. rm. with bar, oil
NEW HOME-$11,75O
1St Ssdf,,s f.; liv, 5m;, ,; kit; and dinette, 2
rms. VII be completed on, End fl
Ior $500. Full bsmt.. gas heat, lot
MD. U. PROFESSORS
Only 5 blks. from campus; beautiful
handicapped lot 62x200. chiid's
entr. hall, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
with. dinette space, large screened
porch; 2nd H., 3 bedrms. and bath:
l very lge., bedrm. on 3rd f.: full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. Only S13950.
BURCH REALTY co.
s505 BALTIC, Blvd. College Park, Md.
1891. SH. 7610. after 6 pm. 80
COLORED, near Brandywine, small
house with 6 acres of land; priced,
$4,000; Down payment, $1,000
COLORED. fine S-rm. Colonial home
with 2 acres and outbuildings. gar;
beautiful setting among lge. oaks;
D; G, Priced s1a, 500. sgbstaptial
COLORED-i0 ROOMS apd 5 acres,
bordering on paved road about
son REAL sssi ESTATE, srG''Tj To. 5s4S 5Hs4tShA
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CALVERT HILLS

College Park; owner leaving city;
must sell his, Ayr. old custom built
with firepl.. din. rm.. kit. and pow
der rm.; End A., bedrms., full tile
bath. with pulldown stairway to large
attic; full bsmt., oil hot-air heat
water closet and laundry tubs; dou-
Bile steel beam construction; Yer
mont slate roof; stainless steel sink
with Formica top. Shown by appt
only. JOHN A. WENTz. AP. 71l4,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TEMPLE HILLS
Open Today and Sunday
l TO 7

WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT.
2 lovely 5-room and bath brick
oor gtb spaee @ih epouab fSr .
rooms. On shady lots. 100 by 1S5.
Features include oak floors, oil hot
air heat, living room "a by IL. with
fireplace, full-sized dining room,
master bedrm., 10 by II. Complete
Bsmt. AZ by "a, side porch. screens
and many other features, in a
restricted area convenient to city
and school buses If you are look
ing for lifetime home. see these
before you buy elsewhere. Priced
to sell, S1S.750 and S19,25o. Sub
Directions: Out Penna. ave. Sc. to
Branch ave-, through to st. Barna-
bas rd., through to Temple Hill rd.,
turn left and follow open sign.
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SLIGO CREEK PARK

0H4OO O4IiI4A 1AAt4A
Unusual new det. brick home. nearing
ave. Six rms; 1st-fl. powder rm.;
3 bedrms. on End f.: excel. closet
space; full bsmt., completely out of
ground; overlooking park; space for
3 addit. rms. Priced at low figure
Of S19.950. To reach; Drive north
trict line. turn left on Kingwood dr..
to open sign. Rep on premises Sat
and Sun. 1-6 pm. ALDON PROP
ERTIES. RE. 1858; eyes,. EN-. 9551.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHEVERT,Y
HUDSON co.

Beaut. .2-story stone home with g
rms, tile bath. full bsmt., firepl. in
liy.. nm. screened porch; S15.500,
with $4,000 down, balS FHA. 500
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OPEN 10 SUNDAY

OPEN 1-0 SUNDAY
large room tapestry brick. bath,
hwd. floors; h. VIII; fireplace
porches; basement; garage: ~
acres. oooy Must sell, Nj; Mathews
Warner Bldg. RE. 2492. Direc.
tions: Via Landover I'd, to Ken
Village, turn right on first street
80 it., again right on Cherry lane
] a hlncks 10 MIR Sinn a nd nrnnertu
Evening star., 1951-09-30
BELTSVILLE. MD

bEL10V1LLE, MD.
Brand-new Diet. 11-rm. brick Colonial:
rms. with firepl. and bath on / ST
f.; 3 pine-paneled rms. and bath
with firepl. and bath at the lower
level; located in growing community
of fine det. homes, only 2 blkS. from
Beltsville elementary school: excel.
financing avail. Shown by appt. only.
Ewes. call VI. 3592. Exclusive with
John H. Miller, Jr., & Bro.
1912 H st. NV, Realtors. Ma. 1857.
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ALEXANDRIA
8O4 RUSSELL RID.
OPEN 2 TO6

This 3-bedroom, den home
In excellent condition is on
direct transportation to the
Pentagon and downtown Wash
ington. 1t is also most con-
venient to public school, st.
Mary's Catholic School. st.
Agnes and st. Stephen Episco-
pal Schools. Rooms include
entrance hall, living room
U3x20) with Colonial fire.
place, dining room (10x13),
den (9x12) and kitchen equip.
with range. refrigerator and
portable electric dishwaSher.
On the second floor. three
bedrooms and tiled bath. Two
of the bedrooms accommodate
twin beds. Full. dry basement.
Large storage room of master
bedroom. S19.950.
Directions to Reach: In Alex
andria on Russell I'd. to our
open" sign.
George Mason Green Ct
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OPEN SUNDAY Ia

VI GAS oONhA 1-O
District Heights Bungalow
1904 49th ave. One of those beauti-
ful Washington estate homes fea-
lures liv. rm. with f1repl.. din. rm..
meg. Kit, bedrms. and tile shower
unfinished dormered attic: fenced
level lot. Call Mr.. Crismond, JO'
80 10; ewes, LO. 3-s215.
Putfenberger & Moore, Inc.
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TAKoMA PAPK-S1O,5 500
o-rm, ,bungalow with finished attic,
Excl location close to everything
$500 down, S75 per mo. pays all.
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CAMP SPRINGS

Open. IL. 1875 and n Longview
DR.. New asbestos shingle Cape Cod
Features lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
well eqNip. kit, 2 lge. hedrms.. 1st
floor; lge. unfinished. dormered at
tic: full basmt. with full-sized win
dows and rec. rm. space. Truly
value plus, for only $4,000. $4,000
down. Call Mr.. Brewer, 10. 9-9110;
ewes. LA. 6-7S29.
Puffenberger & Moore. Inc.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

NEW BUNGALows-S7o0 DOWN
IL of these superbly built Cape Cod
homes have been sold in the last 10
days. Surprising value on todayS
market. 2 lge. bedrms.; big studded
attic: bright. dry bsmt.; gas heat;
kit. fully equipped with Sla Gu. #.
refer. and 26-in. gas range. Full
price Just S11,700 and only ST.
total monthly payment to CTS.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
OPEN
ADDISON HEIGHTS
peter ], hagan

TAKoMA PAPK-S10, 500
5-rm. bungalow with finished attic
tull daylight bsmt. and oil h-w h.
Excl. location close to everything
$500 down, S75 per mo. pays all.
4 BEDRooMS-S1. 900 DOWN
lot in close-in Riverdale. Full
bsmt.. oil heat, att. gar. Can
finance GI at S10,50o; only SIS
per mo.
Well built s9H5rsms1Hi ! 5adFm. bunsalow insa with
very nice apt. In dry. bsmt. Proper
" mas separate entr.. 2 complete
k,ts,, inco, mSd nnS1 Ss baths; aHo S155 monthly
LANDoVER HILLS-S1O.95O
Attrac. white clapboard Cane Cod; 3
full rms, partly finished attic, fully
Assume S6,soo GI loan at SIS per pei;
mo.
idea, tofa "a. AcRssms11,15o isnilS Iit5 nr,ct,c,
MANAGEMENT, can become seif-sufi-
cient and still have very nice home
to live in. School bus passes door
on. hard surfaced road, Property
only 4 mi. from D. c.: $1,000 down
and easy terms.
4 NEW. BUNGALOWS-S700 DOWN
IL OF these superblv. built Cape Cod
homes have been sold. in the last 10
market, 2 lge. bedrms,; big studded
attic; bright. dry bsmt.; gas heat;
tile bath and beautiful table space
kit. fully equipped with Sla Gu. #.
refgr. and 26-in. gas range; Full
total monthly payment to CTS.
BRICK BuNGALoW-S12.5O0
Only 10 mo-, old and better than
plus ample attic: well arranged kit.
with best equipment: colorful ce-
ramic tile bath. A buy with only
$1,000 down and $50 per mo.
HYATTSVILLE-S1 900
Extra lge. 5-rm. bungalow almost in
heart of city completely mod. incl.
big paneled rec. rm. in bsmt.. even
has gar. Might consider trade.
COUNTRY PRoPERTY-S12, 500
A shade less than l acre of rich
rolling ground. Sturdy 6-rm. house
with full bsmt. Ideal location close
ROGERS HEIGHTs-S12,6o 600
2-bedrm. bungalow with. lge. dry
bsmt., gas heat, beautiful kit. with
space. Assume $1,000 Gil loan at
500 per mo.
2-sToMRY M !. coLoN11ALms1.5oo s91I Is DOWN
colorful south Cheverly street fea-
twin-sized bedrms.,- fun bsmt.. gas
heat. Only $12,750.
ALL BRICK-S12.95O
Todays outstanding value; 5 lge. rms.
on 1st floor and space. for 2 more
rms. in ,dormered attic; real tile
csted 1 IN afy as sas hfhs fsst rs Is
coming; S67 per mo. to GI's, easy
terms to any one else.
BAY WINDOW CoTTAGE-S13.250
Charming new white clapboard Cape
Cod features lovely paneled lily. rm.
with woodworking firepl. and pic
tureSQue bay window; de luxe equip.
kit, full dry bsmt.: gas heat; lge.
insulated exp: attic; S1.s0O down
to GI'S.
OFF N. H. AVE.-S14,750
new 9rf GI G90nSl fIo Ssna IN iSnS
ping, schools and movies; 23-ft. liv.
rm., plus 5 other lge. rms: walk-in
closets; outstanding kit with all the
latest appliances 4la%o 1st trust
available.
cHEvERLY BEAUTY-S21, 900
Custom built brick III story with |
1st floor bedrm. with pvt. tile bath; |
, lge beorms. up with another tile !
bath; lovely lot; gar; best section of
popular Cheyerly; substantial cash
required.
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
9Q0R p 7 Ave F. I'm S626
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ALEXANDRIA.
AL BAKER
OFFERS
YOUR DREAM HOUSE
IN BEAUTIFUL
PINE RIDGE, VA.
4 BEDROOMS. ga BATHS.
$4,000

Only 25 minutes from the
White House. An English-style
stone and block, on a beauti-
fully wooded Ia acres. A
childrens delight. it brings
sparkles to fathers and moth
er's eyes, too. suggesting a tall
swing on stout oak limb.
earoen and chickens. or
lawn party--lite at its fullest
as you wish it.
Just 5 years old, with every
conYenience-radiant oil heat
ing with day and night ther-
mostat, automatic electric
dishwaSher, garage in base
ment-this dream house has
a spaciousness that makes
living room. All the family
can eat in the spacious kitch-
en-, when you don't want to use
the separate dining room. The
built-in kitchen cabinets are
out of this world. Ample
closets everywhere. Q large
bedrooms and full bath on the
lst floor are set of by the
s2-ft. triple exposure den,
overlooking the forest and
creek at the rear of the mouse.
2 large bedrooms and full bath
on the End floor, and a 5-room
basement which includes .
laundry coom, workshop. a
cold storage room, and a pas
tel green finished recreation
room with built-in bar and
on ground level, with entrance
from the double-width asphalt
driveway.
you'll like it from the white
ranch-typ fence which sets
of its wide frontage to the
two speckled pet bantam hens
which want to remain II you'A
let them.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
CAMP SPRINGS

O444V41 DI ILI4VOo
Open 1-6. 5491 Glenhill I'd. An
other one of those desirable brick
Cape. Cod. Features liy. rm. with
firepl., din. rm..- kit. 2 bedrms. and
diminished attic; fun basmt; Ice
lot: newly dec. Only S12,95O. AS
sumo lge. GI loan. Call Mr.. Weller
10. 9-9110; ewes. LU. 4-4454. Out
Branch ave. ext. to 5400 block
right on Glenhill rd
Puffenberger & Moore. Inc
Evening star., 1951-09-30

COLLEGE PARK-Ss,95o. Liv. rm.,
2 bedrms, bath, equip. kit; lot
IOOxI1O; oil a.-ch.; So. 900 dn.. as
sumo CT loan, S65 mo-, incl. prin,,
int, taxes, ins. OWNER, TO. 81 So.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ALEXANDRIA
YATES GARDEN AREA

This brick town house is most un-
usual and is in one of the most
picturesque areas of "Old Alexan-
dria." ,Colorful liv rm. with built
IN bookcases. dining IL, equipped
full bsmt., oil heat. Fenced yard.
A solid buv at Sl1,95O with So.
900 down. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes of Wilson Blvd, JA. 4-16OO
80
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Caldwell Ends IS Years
National Archives

Hi rom 0. Caldwell, among the
earliest to join the staff of the
National Archives, retired today
after Is years of service. He lives
at 3746 Hayes street NE.
In recent years. Mr.. Caldwell
has been an archives assistant in
the War Records Branch of the
National Archives and Records
Service. Archivist Dr.. Wayne C.
Grover presided at a farewell cere-
mony today and presented MI
Evening star., 1951-11-30

how the District plans to hook
up with the parkway through K
street NV, with a tunnel under
the Public Library.
At the District Line, Harold J..
Spellman, Public Roads division
engineer, described the work the
Federal Government is doing to
building the 18-mile road to JeS-
sup, Md, where it will connect
with the Baltimore Speedway.
Mr.. Spellman explained that the
Federal Government has received
bids on 10 of the 18 bridges that
will be required on the road and
Evening star., 1951-11-30
District Bar Will Hold
Annual Dinner Tomorrow

The District Bar Association will
hold its 80th annual reception and
dinner in honor of the judges of
the District courts at $50 pm.
tomorrow in the Hotel Statler.
Association President Leonard
p. Walsh will make the first
presentation of a new annual
award to an outstanding member
of the association.
James K. Lauderdale will serve
as toastmaster for the dinner,
which will be attended by more
than 1900 members.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
US0 Camp Shows Honor
Danny Kaye, Audrey Tottel

Comedian Danny Kaye and Ac-
tress, Audrey Totter received GER
tificates from USO Camp Shows.
Inc, yesterday in recognition of
recent trips they made to Korea.
The presentation was made in
connection with a national USO
directors meeting in the Ward
Evening star., 1951-11-30

Caldwell with gift donated by his
fellow workers.
Mr.. Caldwell, a native of At
lanta, Ga, served for a number
of years before his Federal serv-
ice as special messenger to three
Kansas governors. Clyde M. Reed,
Alfred M. Landon and Henry
Woodring.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Trade Group Inspects Baltimore Parkway Work.

The highway committee Of the
Board of Trade was given a view
of the new Baltimore Washington
Parkway yesterday. under the
auspices of the District Highway
Department and the Bureau of
Public Roads.
- The committee headed by
Charles H. Cooke. chairman, made
the trip in chartered bus.
After a luncheon in the Bur-
lington Hotel, the Board of
Trade members began their in
spection trip. John N. Robertson,
director of highways, explained
Evening star., 1951-11-30

that another bid will be adver-
tised next week. Congress already
has appropriated SIT million for
the building of the road and it is
expected that it will cost SIS mil
lion to complete it. Nine miles of
the 18 already have been graded.
and work is half finished on sew
eral of the larger bridges. The
grading is expected to be COM
pleted about July Is, but the lay
ing of the concrete will depend
on further appropriations from
Congress.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

man Park Hotel by Brig. Gen.
Charles w. Christenberry, chief
of Army special services.
Mr.. Kaye spent a month in
Korea doing srows before U. N.
fighting men. Miss Totter visited
number of hospitals there and in
Japan visiting wounded GIs.
About 10 volunteer U. S. O.
hostesses saw the presenta ton.
Mr.. Kaye told newsmen after
wards that the need for blood in,
Korea is urgent.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Musical Service Sunday

Archie Harrod. Brooklyn IN. "
tenor, will conduct a musical
chautauqua service at Z pm. Sun
day in the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church, Eleventh and
H streets NE.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-11-08
Mayor of Hdrdin
Urqes Observance

At the request of the Amer
lean Legion, under whose
auspices ArmiStice service will
be held at the Harriet thea
tire on Monday morning, Nov.
II at II am, and
Whereas, this will be the
official celebration of Armis-
tice day, a national holiday
which falls this year on Sun
day, and
Whereas, said day will be
observed by the people of the
United States to pay tribute
to the gallant soldiers of
World War I, World War II
and the present conflict in
Korea who sacrificed so much
to preserve our freedom,
Now, therefore, I, as mayor
of the city of Hardin, Mon
tana, do hereby proclaim that
it is the patriotic duty of all
citizens of this city to take
part in the services and to
forego their usual activities in
recognition of services rend-
cred by our armed forces, that
all business houeSeS close be-
tween the hours of 10 am.
and 12 noon.
JENS KAIBERG, Mayor
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-11-08
Suqdr Beet Hdrvest
Regdining Speed

Sugar beet farmers in the
Hardin area were favored by
the Weatherman this week with
clearing skys, warming temper
atures and disappearing snow,
after cold weather and snow had
caused some concern in regard
to harvesting the remaining APP
proximately 40 per cent OF the
crop, which was halted by the
adverse weather.
p. M. RosenoW, Holly Sugar
Corp. agriculturaliSt for the
Hardin district, said today that
delivery of beets has begun
again and is slowly picking up
speed. a total of $40 laborers
in the are are working many
of the fields since mechanical
harveSterS can be used now on
ly early in the morning or late
in the evening, when some frost
is in the ground.
The harvest is 20 per cent
complete today, R0SenoW said,
and another week or 10 days
should see the completion of
harvesting barring any stormy
weather.
In the st. Xavier area, where
more moisture fell, resumption
of harvest is slower than in
the immediate Hardin area,
RoSenoW said.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-11-08
Mdn Injured When
Autos Collide

Norman Miller of Calgary,
Canada, was in a. Billings hos
pital this week following an ac-
cident which occurred on icy
roads last Sunday night II miles
west of Hardin. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, travelling
east on highway No. 81, had
stopped at the brow of a hill.
Approaching from behind the
Miller vehicle was a pickup oc-
cupied by MIR. and Mrs. "a. NJ.
Crilly of Hardin.
According to Sheriff Roy g.
Riley, the pickup skidded on
ice when approaching the Miller
car and collided into the. rear
end Of the parked vehicle. y
Mr.. Miller, who was standing
beside his car, was thrown into
the barrow pit and knocked url-
conscious. He was taken to. a
Billings hospital, believed to
have had head injuries. Accord
ing to word received here, he
had not regained consciousness
Tuesday night and his condition
is not know here. s s
. Neither the Crillys nor Mrs.
Miller were seriously injured.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-11-08
Dinner Meet Set
BY Republicans
Monday, Nov. II

The Big Horn county Repub-
lican Central Committee will
hold a countrywide dinner
meeting Monday, Nov. IL at $50
pm. at the Legion hall in Har-
din it has been announced by
I. L. Dehnert, committee chair
man.
ALI precinct committeeman
and committeewomen are ex-
pected to attend, and the chair
man emphasized that all county
residents interested are invited
and urged to attend the meet
ing.
Jim Amin of Columbus, Sec
retary of the Republican State
Central Committee, will be
speaker of the evening.
The dinner is being served by
the Republican Women'S club
and will be free of charge.
I'VE need not tell you that
these are critical times" COM
mittee officials said, that ou1
system of government is in
grave danger of being changed
into a welfare state.
'"The time has come when
true Americans had better
awake and do something about
the Scandalous conditions ir
their government"
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-11-08
Work Suspended on
Lodge Cross Streets

Peter Kiewit Sons company of
Omaha, Neb., suspended work
on the street paving in Lodge
Grass for the winter season
Mayor Pat J. Nichols announced
this week. The rain in Septem-
ber slowed down operations SO
that final completion must wait
until spring.
At present Lodge Grass en-
joys curbs and cutters in the
business district and along Hes
ter street. In the residential
district run over" curbs, de-
signed to prevent car tenders
from scraping when parking,
have been Installed. Several
thousand yards of dirt and
gravel have been removed and
10 inches of pit run gravel
have been placed to serve as
streets this winter.
On Hester street is located a
mountain of $500 yards of
crushed rock, which presently
is the center of the small Try
cowboy games and will be used
to put a four-inch top on the
streets in the spring.
One additional petition for an
improvement district has been
circulated and another is be-
ing considered. If these both
are accepted it will be a big
step toward the end of the
yearly mud battles, Lodge Grass
residents believe.
+. The street improvement eli
makes a period of intense
community activity shared by
town and country. A sewer,
water works, telephone, fire
station, jail and Improvement
of the school buildings and the
Little Brown church have all
been accomplished during the
past four years.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-11-08
Young Polio Victim
Shows Improvement

Tommy Warren, 5-year-old
son of Mr.: and Mrs. Wa1ly War
rem of Hardin, who has been in
st. Vincent's hospital appriX-
imately one month receiving
treatment for bulbar polio, is
improving, according to latest
reports.
He was removed from an iron
lung 10 days ago, after submit
ting to that treatment for two
weeks, and this week was be-
ginning to take nourishment
after having been fed irltra-
veneously for a period of three
weeks.
Tommy has paralysis in the
left arm and neck, his parents
said, and it is not known at the
present time how nearly COM
plete his recovery may be. II
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-11-08

Iverson, now a corporal in the
First Marines, has been in ac-
tion in Korea since last April.
He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhonald Iverson of Hardin. Cpl.
Iverson has twice been wound
ed in action in Korea. On Sep
tember 16 Schrapnel wounds on
the forehead neceSSitated his
disqualification for a short time,
and on October IS he received
schrapne wounds in the knee.
In a letter received by his
parents here recently, Cpl: Iver-
son wrote that he has been
transferred to H & S Co., First
Marine division, following hos
pitalization for approximately
10 days.
He Informed his parents that
under Marine Corps policy men
with two purple hearts are
transferred from line duty, and
he does not expect to be re-
turned to line duty again be-
fore he can leave Korea on the
rotation plan.
The above picture accompan-
led a story in 'Leatherneck"
written by T. Sgt. Robert w.
Talent, with photos by Pfc.
Gene Ryan. The story, entitled
Replacement followed Marine
requirements on their trip from
Japan to front line assignments
in Korea. -.