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Evening star., 1951-12-09
$4,000
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS

$4,000
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS
OPEN / TILL DARK
New all-brick homes, built with the
finest workmanship and materials,
featuring large living room with
dining area, beautiful fully equipped
kitchen, , spacious bedrooms and
ceramic tile bath. stairway to ex-
pansion attic, large lot. Tastefulls
decorated. these homes are equipped
with 7-ft. Admiral refrigerators, 36.
in. gas ranges. Bendix washers
Venetian blinds, gas heat. Only
$500 down. balance like rent. See
them today. To reach: Drive out
Bladensgurg rd. to Peace Cross. right
on Annapolis rd., continue to 72nd
aye Sd IN sanoover HIS ,nS, gnt than %, on
to 73rd ave, right to Upshur, left
to house. Look for Open Sign to
guide you.
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BRICK BUNGALOW. sI1.e5o
Very attractive 5-room home. less
than years old; features beautiful
hardwood floors; IN immaculate
condition. dream kitchen. real GER
amic tile bath: excl owner really
anxious to sell. small down payment
will handle.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
OPEN TODAY

NEW BRICK HOMES, S1e.95o
{ room Cape Cod with spacious ex-
pansion attic. lovely tile bath. de
luxe equipped kitchen. full daylight
basement, outside entrance, gas heat:
terms as low as $50 per month to
GIs, easy terms to all. To reach: /:
Out Baltimore blvd. to second traf-
fic light past University of Maryland,
turn right to r. I. ave. left on r. I.
to Indian lane and right to new
houses.
6005 EUCLID ST. cHEvERLY
New brick rambler. full basement.
built-in. garage, 22-ft. living room,
modernistic fireplace. full dining
room. table space kitchen: can be
bought cheap. To reach: Peace Cross
to Landover rd.. right to Gates of
Cheverly, up Cheverly ave. to Euclid
St. right l block to open sign.
peter ]. hagan
REALToR
1905 r. !. Ave. NE
UN. s5s5, WA. 1857, UN. 1885
Open 3 It'll 8.
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AuNNnAYr CJ- snO

AVONDALE, Sl7.500
Brick and stone Dutch Colonial. loc.
on one of the most attractive
streets in this ever-popular COM
munity: 6 full rms. rec. rm. in
basmt.. gar. oil h.-w.h., side porch;
excel. terms.
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COLORED
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

5-rm. masonry home with expansible
attic, on 12-acre lot in Colesville,
Md. "A mi. no. of Sill. Spg); all
mod. cows; elec. kit. h.-w.h.; mr..
schools, shopping and transp.
DON'T MISS THIS EXCEL. BUY,
ONLY S11, 500. EASY TERMS. Call
WI. 1888 all day Sat. or OIL. 5O4O,
Sun. r. H. BEST SALES. INC
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
OPEN 1-DARK

IDUo ELMHUNST bT,
Be settled in one Of these new Cape
arranged bedrms. and bath. Ice. 50.
liy. rm.. din. rm. and mod. kit. on
main a. Finished stairway leads
to expandable. heated attic: suit
able for 2 bedrms. and bath for
which plumbing Is already in. Full
ing; lge. lots. Directions, Out MARI
boro pike to 1900 blk. make sharp
left turn on county I'd. ana follow
arrows.
Brennan g. Porter Realty
MA. 1913 Evenings. Ii. 3-30S5
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STONE BUNGALOW. S1o.s5o
Stunning 2-bedroem Junior rambler,
on deep level lot; very attractive
decorations with charm that is hard
to find in this price range; Just
. years old and requires only $1,000
down.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
OPEN TODAY
l TIL DARK
WHEATON-S14.95o


2el0 COLLINS AVENUE
Brick Cape Cod in new-house con-
dition. contains living room, dining
room. 2 bedrooms, equip. kitchen,
tile bath. full basement. gas &C.
heat; level Anchor-fenced lot, 65x
tions: Out .Viers Mill I'd. to Newport
Mill I'd, right on Newport Mill rd
to Parker ave, right on Parker to
Collins. ave-, right on Collins TO
open sign.
ELM. AVE. AND DEvoNsHiRE RID.
New brick Cape Cod; living room,
dining room. equipped kitchen, bed
room and half tiled bath down, 2
twln-sized bedrooms and full tile
bath up; full basement. outside en-
trance. gas &C. heat; level corner
lot. Directions: Out New Hampshire
avenue to Devonshire road. right to
Devonshtre I'd. to open sign.
4-BEDROOM BRICK
TAKOMA PARK-Sls,95O
4I3 BOYD AVENUE
preWar brick Cape. Cod; living room
with fireplace, kitchen with break
fast space, 2 bedrooms and bath on
1st moor; bedrooms and " bath
on End floor; full basement: near
close to D. c. line. Directions: Out
New Hampshire ave. to Ethan Allen
ave. to Elm ave, right on Elm to
to Boyd. left on Boyd to open sign;
or out Carroll ave. to Boyd, right
on Boyd to open sign.
WOoDMooR AGENCY. INC.
sH. 5555 Realtors TIL 8 PM.
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5423 10Th AVE.

5423 10Th AVE.
AvoNDALE TERRACE, ND.
Open today and daily. 1-dark. va
cant. Newly dec. including refin-
ished floors. Lovely, det Colonial;
z bright rms: 1st f.. spacious liv.
room. den and powder rm., din. rm.
and bright. mod kit; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End a. Alum. storm win
IT,. frontage. Anchor fence. patio.
Price includes many de luxe extras
not mentioned. Drive out past Cath
Ollie o.. Michigan ave. to Eastern
ave-, left around circle to rear of
bank. left on LaSalle DR.. into 10th
ave: or, Riggs rd. to Chillum rd.,
right to 10th ave, right to home
Call Mrs. Dils. ia 0o96.
METZLER, REALTOR
DI, 5000, 11o6 Vermont Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-12-09
SUITLAND RAMBI,ERs
CLINTON MD
CAMP SPRING RAMBI FER,

CAMP SPRING RAMBLER
Open It'll dark. Brick and stucco,
features liv. rm. with firepl. full
size dining room. modern kitchen,
2 bedrms. and bath. utility rm.. l.
acre lot; must be sold this week;
priced at only $12 500; terms. Di-
rections: Out Branch ave. extended
to 5000 blk. and follow exhibit
signs. Call Mr. Weller, 10. 9-911O;
ewes. LO. 4-4454.
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
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Open SUNDAY. | to 5

Open Sunday, l to 5
5S05 Taylor rd.. Riverdale-custom
built brick rambler; 2 .bedrms,,
knotty pine liv. rm.. firepl,. oil
h.-wh.. bsmt.; only S2,7O0 down,
S79.31 mo. includes everything
JOHN H. JOHsON. WA. $3.50. 3
COUNTRY BRICK HOME
l "a stories, q rms. and bath. frepl..
bsmt., oil heat. garage with ] acre.
on Defense hwy, rt. no. so; new
house cond.: S14.25O. terms. AL
WIN EPLING. UN. O313.
DET. BRK.-S16,95O
2-story and cellar. all-brick home, on
yond d. C.. line. Eastern ave. and
N. H. ave. Six rms. g bedrms
and bath on End A.. screened. in
sulated; gas furnace. elec. refgr.
lot 50x110; on busline. convenient
to stores, etc. Eve, phone Mr.. Trice,
L. T. GRAVATTE
1873 K st. NV, Realtor. MA. O753.
NEAR INDIAN HEAD
Beautiful 5-rm. and bath asbestos
shingle bungalows; almost / acre of
E1aa fI1sha c. DEafs Kelsey lo9oo jp 1915 teFPs Ps
ave. Sc. FIR, 4030, Ii. 4-1114;
ewes, TIA, 6593. -
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NEARLY " ACRE
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW
$3.50 DOWN TO VET

VI ACRE
Neat, attractive. comfortable. Lo.
Gated In Morningside Village. near
Andrews Field. Good size living
room, dining kitchen. 2 bedrooms
bath, on LIST A.; expansible attic;
big fenced lot. Monthly payment
subject to VA approval Of approx
S45 per mo. CALL Mr.. TAYLOR
OR MR.. BERENS. JR., for a com
plete list Of our veterans homes.
w. BERENS SALES. INC
1920 K st. NV, MA. 5005 IS
Evening star., 1951-12-09
ROOMY FAMILY HOME

UNDER $4,000
Ais 31St St., Mt. Rainier
(out Bunker Hill rd. to 31st ST..
left to our sign)
OPEN SUNDAY, l TIL 6
flowers and trees, this home has
living room, dining room, large
kitchen. inclosed rear porch. bed
rooms, bath. full basement; near
schools. shopping and transporta-
tion; Just over District line; ideal
for children. Miss Watwood. DU.
O1O8.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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S7Qn DOWN

Four-rin. house on "a acre: eonven. =:
needs some fixing. E. r. BEACH
REAL ESTATE. 5306 Marlboro pike
Sc. 10. $1,000. .
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Open daily, : to s, 1913 Landover
rd. to overlook the New York ave.
parkway; 3-bedroom brick bungalow:
den. recr. room and garage.
4105 Decatur St, Hyattsviile: 3 bed
rooms; corner: priced to sell. 81. 900
down and SS7 so monthly. j.
EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA. 1850.
WA tT-n %
Evening star., 1951-12-09

$3.50 Cash to Vet
Approx. $72.00 Per Month
This like-new bungalow has large
living room, dinette and complete
kitchen; two large bedrooms and
full bath; full daylight basement;
gas a.-c. heat; Anchor fence; large,
level lot; convenient to schools
Si portationi. Il fIoSpans You are ana veteran snS
and need q home priced at only
$l1, $50. call Mr.. Conlon, OR. 5l92
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. - 1920 K ST. NV.
MA SnAE n
Evening star., 1951-12-09
VETS-S35O DOWN

W. 4o-poOU OoWN
with iull basement in fast-grow.rg
Ken.lari. You can be a real Santa
Claus to you. family this Christmas.
sos mo including taxes and in
surance and you pay for YOUR own
home. Cheaper than rent. 0irec-
tlons: ca: Ian 'uver I'd. Q miles past
Chev-.ly Theater. to ESQ Station.
tight ha eif. to sample house Cr call
FRED GREENE. AP. 6914 for fur
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OPEN SAT-, SUM-, 1 TO S

Directions: Out Conn. ave. left on
Saul road to Thornwood I'd. and
right to our open sign; or out Wis
consin ave. to Cedar lane; right to
Saul road follow Hewitt'S, open
FRANK L. HEWITT CO.
s4s7 Fenton ST.. ST.. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
4-BEDRM. BRICK, 2 BATHS
OPEN sim TO PM.

OI GIV bON., 7 1O q '1s2'
1901 Red Oak dr.. Woodside Forest.
Silver Spring-Imm. possession Of
this new home with 2 twin-sized
sized bedrooms. nursery and bath on
End fl. All elec. Kit. side porch over
att. gar. Huge finished recreation
room. Heated. Pvt. entr. Direc-
ton: Georgia ave. right on Coles
left on Dale dr.. to Red Oak dr..
turn right to our sign. DI; 10l5.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
SILVER SPRING
CALL MONDAY FOR APP'T
THOMPSON & GRAY
FIRST SHOWING
REAL RAMBLERS

Three-bedroom bricks: full basement:
large living room; fireplace, dining
room, fully equipped kitchen with
dishWasher and table space: large
level lots: well built; good location;
priced right.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

NEAR r. I. AVE. S9,95o
large order type home, featuring s
well-arranged rooms, just . doors
of R, l. ave-, excellent income
property or suitable for large family;
future commercial possibilities; easy
terms to right purchaser.
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$17.5O0
OPEN | TO5
1912 CODY DRIVE, SIS.
VACANT
USE OUR
SEVEN DAYS
FREE TRIAL PLAN!

Det. 4-bedroom brick: ga baths. rec.
rm.; workshop; gas heat: Venetian
blinds, modern equipped kitchen,
large fenced lot Directions: Out
Georgia ave. to August dr.. right to
Cody dr., right to sign
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
RE. 1887 (EVeS) ia. 4-0574
Evening star., 1951-12-09

BRICK kBUNGALOW-SIZ,95U
2627 WEISMAN ROAD
OPEN SUN, l TO 6 PM.
Wheaton. Md.-Two years old and in
new-house condition. Beautiful liv-
ing room-din. room comb. modern
kit, 2 bedrooms and bath. Awning
covered patio across entire front.
Anchor fenced level lot. Close to
schools and transp Assume large
FHA and CT trust. Payments S64 .0S
per mo. incl taxes and insur. Direc-
tions: Out Ga. ave. past Wheaton.
turn left at Town g. Country Inn on
WeiSman rd to our sign. pI. 1015.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

We would love to show you Q few
fine, new brick homes in an excel.
loc., priced between $4,000 and
100000. II you are in the market
foS quality, give US a call;
RE. 1887 Ewes. ia. 4-0574)
Evening star., 1951-12-09
peter ]. hagan

MODERN BUNGALOW. $3.50
Cory little 5-rooni home, with full
basement and hot-water heat; fully
equipped kicthen. concrete side
pays ali with only $500 down
$3.50 DOWN. S5S PER MONTH
Modern masonry bungalow with full
basement. oil heat, detached ga
rage. large bedrooms. spacious
living room. nicely equipped kitchen
full price just S9650 to GIs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
From where | sit 90. by Joe Marsh
Slim And His
"AIi Species"
ldpsrffseRsns

one of them asked Sim whore size
could get one like it, he said, 49,;
all yours, MANI can get an
ALLEY Cat anytime I want"
From where sit, some of US are
pretty easily taken in" just be-
cause someone else says it's so.
Whether it's awarding prizes or
passing judgment on n persons
right to enjoy temperate r'ass Of
becr-let's take a good LOOK from
stem to stern, and learn what it's
all about before making up our
minds.
&e M~uH:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
Ray Finley Couple Home From
Trip In Southwest States

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Finley are
home from a several months visit
in Arizona, California and other
southwest states. At Compton,
California they visit e d his
brother, and at Phoenix t h e y
met a num Der of Browning
people, including Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan McAllister and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Show. The McAllisters are
now home, while the Shows are
on their way.
The sheep industry, Ray said,
appears to be charging this year.
due to the national preparedness
program, which is occasioning a
heavy wool demand. Many farms
in southern Idaho, he observed,
are yielding larger returns by be-
ing devoted to grazing of sheep
and cattle than to other crops.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30

whether Congress understands or
is willing to ia ce up to all the
implications of the world situa-
ton has been its attitude on mill
tary manpower. First it tried to
escape by air from the painful
fact that wars must be fought by
men and wistfully gazed at inter-
continental bombers. Then it
revived the draft, but turned
away from the prospect t h a t
trained troops will be needed as
much 10 years hence as now.
This time and thus far enough
congressman seem to be looking
at the situation with realistic
eyes. And t hey deserve COM
mendation. For the pull of wish
full thinking Away is toward in
a ctio on, rationalized by the
thought that something might
turn up"
Something might. But it is a
thousand times more likely to
turn up right if the free peoples
give solid evidence that they can
assume all the burdens of pre-
pardness a n d will carry them
longer than the creatures of
despotism. -Christian Science
Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30

Advertising Pays.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
Cpl. Mcknight Presented
Korean War Badge

from the Korean Battlefront
Cpl. Richard J. Mcknight.
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mcknight of Browning, has been
awarded the Combat Infantry
mans Badge in Korea while serv-
ing as an infantryman with the
5th Cavalry Regiment.
The badge, which is on y
awarded frontline combat in
fantrymen, distinguishes t h e
actual fighting man from the rear
area and service troops in a COM
bat zone. A soldier m u S t be a
member of an infantry regiment
to be eligible to receive it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
DIMENSIONS OF SECURITY

The outside dimensions of Uni
versal Military Service are now
visible. The Senate's version is
already on the record. The House
bill still must be acted upon by
the full chamber. But a 32-to-3
vote in the Armed Service Comm.
ittee plus the very consider
able respect accorded Chairman
Carl Vinson on military matters
by both parties forecast passage
without serious charges.
The final bill expected to en-
erge from conference sometime
early in April will, it seems safe
to say. call young men into SER
vice at least at 1871 (perhaps at
49,, to serve at lease "a months
(perhaps 26). 1t will set no man.
power ceiling less than 1000, 600
over t h e armed serviees-and
very likely no ceiling at all.
The House committee, like the
Senate, beat off several Gripping
amendments, but accepted sew
eral calculated to streng then the
bill politically more than militarily
such as the mandatory release
after IL months, regardless of
military exigencies. of inactive
reservists called to duty unwill-
ingly.
Of very great significance, this
final bill should set up a universal
training program on a "perma-
nent" basis, even though it may
set an expiration Tor renewal)
date for the draft.
One of the major tests of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
Browning YOung People Leave
For Marriage In Tacoma

The marriage Of Miss Regina
Goudy to Stewart Weber was
solemnized at the brides parents
home in Tacoma one d ay this
week, according to the groom's
mother, Mrs. Henry Weber.
The couple left Browning last
Friday for Tacoma for the happy
event and are to return following
a short visit in coast cities.
The bride is a member of the
nurses staff at the local hospital
and the groom is an employee at
the Tribal Store.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
Tomorrow's People
Are Behind Today s
School Desks
By Supt. Harry H. Cloke

by Supt. Harry II. Cloke
Behind the school d e S k S in
Browning Public School n d
some of these desks are pretty
battered and beaten-sit the most
important people in the world -
the students.
These young people are import
ant to US. They may not be future
Einsteins or Eisenhowers. but
t h ey represent Americas first
line of defense. The citizens of
our country get their start be-
hind the school desks. Intelligent
boys and girls tr a n e d in the
ideals of leadership and respect
for private property are the bull
wark of our freedom.
The bond election to be held
in conjunction with h G school
election deserves your most active
support. What we can do for our
boys and girls is up to you. Ask
yourself there questions: How
many students are in our schools?
How serious is the overcrowded
conditions? What improvements
does our present building need?
BY voting Yes FOR the b o d
issue you can show your concern
for our students your children.
Our country can stay strong and
secure only by improving our
schools and increasing our edu-
cational standards. Vote Yes if
you know that Browning needs a
high shcool. Vote No if you think
it doesn't. Vote hy all odds: don t
let Democracy 60 by default.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
FLA Takes Coveted
Silver Trophy At
District Meeting
Continued from first page)

Continued from first page)
years.
The farm shop team of Gray
son, Powell a n Joe Butterfly
did we'll in the practical part Of
the contest, but ran into some
trouble with their written tests.
This, it developed that even with
Grayson's top welding job and
Butterfy's near-perfection rafter
cutting, they were not enough to
get the boys above fifth p ! a e
tie.
The boys greatest disappoint-
ment was over the failure of
Gordon Grayson's public speech
entry to win. His entry was con-
sidered by the local boys as we'll
as by the local FLA advisor to
have been t h e best entry ever
produced by aclocal chapter men,
Der.
He did fine job with his talk
on Range Management" How
ever, his competition was with
others of the district with excep-
tional gifts. The judges were out
for over an hour in making their
decision. placing a Simms Chap
ter member first.
Other local te m S that &C.
quilted themselves we'll, blu
failed to bring home champion
ships included the general agri-
culture and the parliamentary
procedure groups.
The two-day convention closed
with a fine banquet at Up m.
Saturday and was followed by
the delegate assembly.
The local chapter had the
largest attendance at the conven-
ton, with Wayne Racine and
Bill Devereaux az delegates.
The local chapter is looking
forward to various events at the
state FLA convention at Boze-
man April II to ID. At least a
dozen members will be in at
tendance. They will make up two
as delegates, three as an all
events Judging team, three as
musicians in the state FLA band
and two as candidates for the
State Farmers Degree.
1t is hoped that a means be
f GU d to finance transportation
of the district champions of the
Talent team to Bozeman.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
Charles FoIIick Here From Seattle

Charles Fcllick has been here
from Seattle since last week as
sisting his mother, Mrs. Clara
Follick, in the sale of the Follick
Grill equipment. Recently she
decided to not reopen the bust
ness.
Charles by June will have COM
pleted his studies at the Univer-
sity of Washington. His wife is
also taking work at the school.
The couple will be back at Great
Falls, their home, this coming
summer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30

Sim Baker, who's always doing
something crazy, had a lot of people
smiling last week because his entry
won ribbon in the Women's Club
Annual Pet Show.
Seems as though Slim saw
str:nge-colored alley cat with no
tai! over at Central City and
brought it home. He washed,
con.bed, and brushed it and put a
collar on it with a card reading
"Ali Species" Then he enters it
in the show.
Hanged if the ladies didn't
think it was some rare kind of cat
and gave it q special award! When
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30
Need Of New School

Continued from first page)
there is opposition, it will be
obvious that there are those who
choose to ignore Americas treas
ured tradition in educational
progress and good citizenship.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-30

Bovine Bruce ellOsis
Bovine Bruccellosis can be spread
by artificial breeding as well as by
natural means.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-23
coNsuMER-Re1AILER UNDERSTANDING

short time ago Consumer Retailer Conference De-
fense Cooperation held in Washington D. Q. Thirty rep
resen+aves of organized retailing attended along with 30
leaders affiliated with such organizations the
Home Economics Association, the General Federation
Of Women Clubs, and the Young Womens Christian Assoeia
fion
These representatives away from the conference in
agreement vital points first that the many where
retailers and have interests they work
together to their mutual benefit second that in those
where their interests dvege they learn the which
underline each groups position and avoid the misunderstood
ings which have occurred in +he past.
Consumer-retae cooperation and mutual understanding
of The highest Importance at This +me mobilization
Increasing strains the and material of
The The retail store is the average best link
with the workings of the complex American II the
funnel through which the products of farm and factory
out into the American home
the past has usually been the retailer who has borne the
bun Of public dssruntemen+ the price quality and supply
Of goods That has been natural human reaction
but has been unjust The retailer has control
The forces that create initiation 1t to his great credit that he
has always fought initiation best he for the sake of his
future welfare we'll that of the public But he can't
the impossible.
better public realization of consumer-re+ae problems will
constitute great and necessary service TO the nation
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-23
YOU MEET SUCH
INTERESTING PEOPLE
by Robert X. christenbery
President of the famous Hotel Astor

There's no like sweet for that's the way Guy
Canadians have been playing It to millions for
Slow Guy that's secret formula fs sye
at initiated praised made him ame endurance king
of bandleaders
all happened on Bac Thursday 30 1929 The New York
Stock Lombardo and his Royal
evening the Roosevelt
The skies have been cloudy Tor Wall street. nut
the blazing for Lombardo
their hurdygudy they ground out "Stardus my
Heaven Truly finally brought down the house
with Il Can't Anything Love- Baby This last
appropriately fit to mood of the evening
their hcnors
ing more than topping bands recording sales
polls named them the
professional musicians magazine has named Lonhardo
Lombardos slightly
blown through instruments filed with
who like (and there thousands OF the the Royal
Canadians do wrong.
Despite sneers tried mimic Lobardo
wadded the bells of their horns with cotton and
payed saxophone gloves quite made
London Ontario in 1902 the OF
musical home the kids Guy
his band in 1928 with his
brothers, Lbe and other boys OF whom
with him.
Canadians having made impression Canadian
audiences opened Cleveland On the night of their
debut Guy recalls played enthusiastically for than
called him aside and asked him when he
going stop up I'm playing for people in love- etosted Guy
the the bootleg After
narrowing playing for the under
world patrons, the band moved to New York
Once Grill Lombardos popularity
rapid During the 0s his band led all the rest in popularity and
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