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Evening star., 1951-03-04
General Motors Gives
Cost-of-Liying Raise
OF 5 Gents an Hour
Ford and ChrysIer Also
Expected to Act Under
Esculutor Contracts
BY the Associoied Press

DETROIT, Mar. 3.-Genera
Motors Corp. agreed today to give
its 350,000 production workers 6
five-cent hourly cost-of Living
wage increase.
There had been some question
as to whether the employees woule
get four or five cents under the
latest consumers price index pub.
lished by the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
General Motors move, an.
nounced after a conference with
CIO United Auto Workers officials
is expected to lead to similar ac-
ton by Ford. Chrysler and severa
smaller firms which have escalatol
wage contracts with the union
About 100000 UAW member:
are covered by such pacts.
; Would Welcome Rollback.
But UAW President Walter
Reuther, meanwhile, announced
that the union would welcome 8
rollback of wages to pre-Korear
war levels if prices were peggeo
tightly at the same mark.
BY agreeing to give its employees
five cents, General Motors used
the Governments old-style living
cost index and coupled it with q
rental cost factor.
The raise, based on the January
Is index and effective imme-
diately. brings total wage gains o1
GIN employees to II cents an houl
since January, 1850. But one
quarterly adjustment Topped two
cents off their pay last March
leaving a net gain of Is cents
This includes a guaranteed four
cent productivity" raise last May
Will See Ford officials.
Economic Stabilizer Eric John
ston has approved wage increases
under escalator clauses at least
until June 80, regardless o1
whether they exceed the 10 pei
cent formula.
UAW officers will confer with
Ford officials Tuesday on the foul
or five-cent issue and with Other
companies during the week.
Mr.. Reuther's willingness to &C.
cept wage rollback was voicec
in a letter to Senator Murray
Democrat, of Montana. chairman
of the Senate Labor and Welfare
Committee. He asked the commit
tee to hold public hearings on th'
entire problem of imitation "ant
its relationship to defense mobili.
zation."
"Our union is prepared" he
said, IF the cost of living is rolled
back to the pre-Korean level, tt
accept a corresponding rollback
in wages that have been increased
during the last six months through
cost-of-living escalator clauses.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
7 Senate Groups Due
To oApprove Additional
Troops for Europe
Committee Members Still
At Odds Over Details of
Resolution, However
D., Al
By J. A. O'Leory

"A resolution lnQOfSlng LnlS Gov
ernment's decision to assign more
American troops to the defense of
Western Europe is due to win
joint approval of the Senate For
eign Relations and Armed Serv-
ices Committees this week.
Committee members were still
at odds last night. however. over
the exact form of the resolution
and whether it should call for
action by the Senate only, or by
both houses.
There also are strong indica-
tions that the advice of military
leaders to avoid any hard-and-
fast limitation on numbers will
be followed. The declaration of
policy. as finally drafted after
more closed sessions this week,
probably will define the American
contingent in general terms and
express the Senate's desire to see
steps taken to make sure the
other North Atlantic Treaty ma
tions provide troops to the extent
of their respective abilities.
2 Resolutions Possible.
Half a dozen Republican COM
mittee members are working on a
plan to take two bites at the prob
lem, first with a resolution by the
Senate alone. to be followed later
by a concurrent resolution, which
would require House and Senate
approval.
Chairman Connally of the For
eign Relations Committee made it
clear last night. however, that he
still wants to confine action. at
this time to a Senate resolution.
He and Chairman Russell of the
Armed Services Committee have
Joined in sponsoring such a reso-
luton, which would not go to
the House.
Although no House committee
has gone into the troops-for-Eu-
rope question yet, Representative
Vorys, Republican, of Ohio. a
member of the Foreign Affairs
Committee. said yesterday the is
sue is sure to be raised, either in
committee or on the House floor,
some time during this session.
Stated Ratio Proposed.
Mr.. Vorys said he believes Con-
gress should express itself on the
general policy, without imposing
any mathematical ratio on the
number of American to European
troops. but with provision for "a
thorough understanding between
the Executive and the committees
CT Congress"
Mr.. Vorys said he does not
believe ratio would be advisable
because the size of an army di-
vison varies in each country, and
because an accurate ratio figure
would give information to the po-
tential enemy.
Mr.. Vorys listed three bills due
to come before the House at this
session, on any one. of which
Evening star., 1951-03-04

was released by the State Depart
ment last night.
The father is Clarence E. Moul-
lette. assistant to the Mayor of
Camden and one of the city's
civil defense officials.
At Camp Pendleton, Corpl.
Moullette said his father had sent
him Mr.. Acheson's reply and it
proved to him that I'VE should
be in Korea.
In the last war we were at
Continued on Page AS. Col. 81
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warded his sons letter to the
Secretary.
''It is a letter filled with an
swerable questions" the father
said, "but questions which re-
quire much in knowledge, sub
stantial qualifications which can
and should be made understand
able, since the American people
as a whole are a provincial lot"
All the correspondence, includ-
ing the sharply critical letter
written by Marine Corpl. John B.
Moullette. "a. of Camden, N. j.,
now at Camp Pendleton, Calf,
Evening star., 1951-03-04
O'Dwyer III in Mexico
Of Acute Bronchitis
BY the Asseeiated Press

MEXICO CITY, Mar. g.
United States Ambassador William
ODwyer is suffering from acute
bronchitis with pulmonary con-
geStion.
An Embassy announcement to-
night said he probably would be
i'll about two weeks even if there
are no complications. Reports
were that the former Mayor Of
New York, now 60, had a tenn
perature of 104. DR.. Roberto Le-
brija, leading Mexico City doctor,
is attending him.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
Leafhernecks 9 Miles
From Hongehon, Key
To Reds Road Net
7th Division Artillery
And Boyonets Shotter
Korean Red Division
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, SUNDAY, March A.
United States Marines stabbed at
the Chinese Red army in it's CEN
trail Korean mountain lair today,
driving within miles of the Red
headquarters town of Hongchon.
The Leatherneck infantry and
tanks, moving north from Allied
Evening star., 1951-03-04

Snyder and Federal Reserve
Chairman Thomas B. McCabe,
was coupled with the news that
new issue of higher-interest
Government bonds would shortly
be put on the market.
On the face of it, the announce
ment seemed to spell compromise
in the battle that has been raging
for months over the technique Of
controlling imitation. But wary
comments by informed fiscal off,
cials here indicated an attitude of
"let's wait and see" on the part
OF at least some supporters Of the
Federal Reserve stand.
In Key West. Fla. President
Truman hailed the announced set
tlement as an important step
forward" in the solution of Gov
eminent fiscal problems. Mr.. Tru-
man on February % called for a
quick solution to the anti-inf1ation
squabble. and appointed Charles
E. Wilson, mobilization chief, to
turn up a quick answer.
Reached without Wilson Aid.
1t was indicated, however. that
the Treasury and Federal Reserve
reached last nights accord" inde-
pendently of the Wilson group. Mr..
Wilson was not available for COM
ment.
The move doesn't affect Series
"E" war or defense savings bonds,
the types held by most private in
dividuals. Nor would it affect
payroll deductions or other plans
for automatic buying of these
bonds.
The Snyder -McCabe announce
ment said simply:
"The, Treasury and the Federal
Reserve System have reached full
accord with respect to debt-man-
agement and monetary policies to
be pursued in furthering their
common purpose to assure the sue
cessful financing of the Govern
ment's requirements and, at the
same time. to minimize monetiza-
ton Of the public debt"
The joint announcement was
made public at the same time
as a Treasury release on a new
bond issue to be marketed later
this month. The new issue will
bear interest at the rate of 234
per cent, as contrasted to the
present going rate of 2h per
cent.
No Comment on Support Plan.
Treasury officials have con-
tended that higher interest rates
would swell the Nations huge
debt-service charge, while the
Federal Reserve has contended
that the increased interest costs
would not Immediately be great.
Significantly, there was no an
nouncement-and no comment
available-on vital point in the
Federal Reserve Treasury fight.
This was the insistence by the
Federal Reserve Boards Open
Market Committee that the cur
rent price-support program for
Government bonds be stopped.
The committee currently guaran-
tees at least par value to all
sellers of Government bonds.
Officials asked to explain the
future of the committees support
buying program bluntly refused
to comment.
Virtually all the buyers of the
new bonds will be organizations,
rather than individuals - insur-
ance companies, trust funds. say
ings banks and the like. TIE differ
Evening star., 1951-03-04
The Star Presents
New High School Quiz
Series Today on WMAL

How well do Washington high
school students keep up with current
news events? For the onswer listen
TO Quiz En- on the Air" from 2:30
to 3 pm. todoy on WMAL. The Eve
ming Stor stotion.
Teams Of four boys eoeh from
Mckinley ond Roosevelt High Schools
will compete in the first broadcast in
this new weekly quiz, sponsored by
The Stor and WMAl in cooperation
with the District Boord Of Education.
The prosrom will originate from a
different high school eoch week.
Rudio Programs, Poge C-S-o
Complete Index, Poge AZ
Evening star., 1951-03-04

Marine corporal who wrote to his father
ment the Korean been
that protecting ourselves from
which Is from Moscow"
almost unprecedented correspondence
ply In request from the father
Evening star., 1951-03-04

Voeotionins Trumon "Grotified" by Ae-
cord on U. S. Interest Rote. Poge AS
Evening star., 1951-03-04

(See COTTON, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1951-03-04
Treasury, Reserve Board Settle
Feud OverWoyto Finance Debt;
Hiqher Interest Bond Issue Due
Officials Are Silent
On Price Support of
Federal Securities
By WiIIiom Hines

The Treasury and Federal Re
serve Board last night officially
announced a settlement of their
long standing feud over the f1nan-
cling of the quarter -trillion-d dollar
public debt.
The announcement, issued sud-
denly by Treasury Secretary
Evening star., 1951-03-04

(see FOREIGN POLICY, Pg. A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-03-04

(See FISCAL. Page A-6)
Evening star., 1951-03-04

(See RFC, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-03-04

(see DISPERSAL, Page A-3)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSVILLE-3-be ramblers, on
large level lots. nearing completion;
1ull Easements. gas h.-wh,, kitchens
all beautifully equipped, tiled baths,
BULLETIN bookcases and many, many
sxtras; priced amazingly low at only
apt. to inspect. call PERRY BoS-
WELL. INC, WA. 1900. Open TIL
BREN'TIiWiooD--Large 4-bedrm. bome.
cony. to Transportation and shop
ping; gas INV. heat; lot 5Oxl00.
full price. only $4,000. Cali PERRY
BOSWELL. INC. WA. 1900. Open
c III / RI2 s-rm. brick Co.
lonial. firepl.. porch; bsmt.; fenced
yya a, ooo under ss. 81 600; 1st trust
ms JOHN II JOHNSON s1 WI Wa $3.50 $3.50
CLINTON AREA-Beautiful new
bungalow with rooms and bath.
expansion attic; full basement: OIL
a.-c. heat; large, level lot: Priced
pa ss LEIGH c e ses KELsEY ao Jr
FIR. 1920 or Ii. 4-1114.
CLINTON, MD. - Asbestos shingle
Cape Cod bungalow on 4-acre lot;
living room with fireplace. dining
room. kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath.
dIIu ICdI pUIIilcS. lull Udot-
ment. oil h.-w.h, garage and chicken
te9ms GafsH G kEE9 son gr. r.
D fsTH q Ii hE ataH1s 1911 Forester
st.-Open 2 to 4 pm. New Diet.
the bath, 1st 3. with firspl.; 2 rms
and bath roughed in, 2nd. A.; gas
heat. full bsmt; lge., level lot: sub.
stantial cash required. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LII. 4-3400. VI
EAST 81 RIyERDALE. 54o4 Patterson
900 down. HARTMAN Tn REALTY
+ INC, LII. 1890, LII. 4-292l
brick home; bedrm. LIST A.. 2 bed.
rms. .2nd A.; tile bath with shower
n fal lse 5sG' co 81 beat sns sn
drews Field. schools. churches. stores
g45 e st. NV, Ma. 5371.
F0RESTVILLE-5- BEDROOM, full-base
ment home, situated on large
essi es shaded sS ter% Us s SSwE yatsF
FREEMAN. 32i4 Branch ave. Sc.
HYATTsviILE-Frame building viii
5000 50. IT. Of floor space, for
merly used for church. SIS. 900
WINSTON e; CLAY. WA. 422S. 24
ing, white 3-bedrm. bungalow. liv
rm, with firepl.. full dining rnl.; in.
terror nicely dec. In modern tones
modern equipped kit, tiled bath
full basement. soil h.-w.h.; priced Z
sell at once. Cali PERRY BOSWELL
|H lais;i. VII Il HILLS - Brick ca p
Cod, 3 bedrms.. VI baths, ~ BATH
and bedrm. on LIST FIR. spacious liv
rm. with firepI., detached brick ga
rage, full basement. oil h.-w.h.
ventences; SIG, 500: substantial cash
required Call PERRY BOSWELL
INC, WA. 1900. Open till pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
Fred B. Cushman- Realtor

Gaithersburg - Two-story frame, 6
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. ga,
T 1sgs o Toulouse aa nearly one so acre
Near Damascus - Two story frame
covered with Johns Manville shin
giles; z rooms and bath, fully fioorec
attic, hot-water heat, garage anc
chicken house. Price. 81. 500.
Near Clarksburg-One- half acre; 4.
room bungalow: electricity. no bath
used for auction room. Price. So, 500
Near Clarksburg--2 acres. Groom
bungalow. bath. electric ilot-watel
heater, full basement, garage under
front Enclosed porch. Price. S10,50o
first A.. has four rooms. bath. laun-
dry room with trays, open fireplace
nice front porch. also side porch;
second floor, taree large rooms, bath,
laundry room with trays, front and
back entrances; large f1oored attic
of garden space. Price, S16.500.
Poolesville section--5 acres, improved
with Groom rambler, tiled bath
fireplace, asphalt tile floors through
out. copper cutters. sir-condittoneo
oil heat. Price, $4,000.
with q semiframe BUNGALOW. 6 room.
and bath without fixtures). full
basement, not cemented. This bun,
galow has not been built many years
but needs some alterations; 1t /.
nicely located, close to store. or
ard-surfaced road and will be with.
in one-half mile. Of proposed new
highway; will help finance. Price
About 6 miles from Rockville. in {
small village called Redland. hav'
for sale q building. 36x40 feet, par
basement. This building was for
merly q schoolhouse, is well bull
and would make an excellent store
or is suitable for some other bust
sell at right price.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtol
Il a Frederick Ave Gaifharshiirg Nd
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S17 Q5n

3-BEDRooM NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Entr. hall. lge. liy... rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rri.,, all-elec. kit. with
full bsmt with outside entr.; one
Of the best-built homes in the Ken
sington area.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. l TIL DARK
Dir: Out Conn. Ext. through KEN
ssington. right on st. Paul, left on
and Cronin. 10. b-2172. h-314Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

CHEVERLY BRICK
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. breakfast nook
tiled bath. full bsmt Lot l85x2I2
Mrs. Bynaker, WA. 1880. COX &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
CHEVERLY, MD.
6313 INWOOD ST
CHILLuM TERRACE
CLINTON
OPEN san. SUM. / TTLL 9

OPEN SAT.-SUN.. / TILL o
Spacious 6-rm. center-hall Colonial
frame. situated on a very large
shady lot in Clinton proper, Just i
block OF Branch ave-; contains 8
country size rms. and very large
ground level utility rm., lst-fioor
powder room and. 1 fun bath, fully
equipped Westinghouse kitchen. oil
&C. heat. detached garage, and fully
insulated In all walls and ceiling
4 well-built home iust 3 years old,
II must be seen to he appreciated.
Asking the very low price Of Sl3,-
$50. About 5000 cash needed
Directions: Drive out Pa. ave. SIC,
to Branch ave. turn right. proceed
about 6 miles on Branch ave. fRoute
% to Woodley rd. dust . blocks
before. entering Clinton. turn left
block to house.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 It'll Q
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1908 Convlngton Rd.
FOREST GLEN PARK

OPEN 2-5, TODAY
Quiet, secluded, safe for children;
this immaculate brick Cape Cod on
large corner lot, bordering Rock
Greek Park is real value at under
$4,000; bedrm., bath, Ist a.; two
bedrms, roughed-in bath, 2nd self
contained. above-ground apt. with
for $40 mo. To reach: Out Conn.
ave. 20 miles past Circle to Beach
DR., TT. to Forsyth lat Stone Bridget
left to Woodstock. TT. / blk. to
Coyineton, TT. to house. THOS. H.
RICE, OR 10Q6 mr. An 006l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
OPEN / TILL DARK

Oil PATTON DR., S22. 900
3-bedrm. brick rambler.
~ tile baths. side screened porch,
full bsmt.. equipped kitchen. garage.
Directions: Out 18th st. NV. into
Piney Branch I'd. to Old Bladens-
burg I'd. in Silver Spring. left 2
blocks to Patton d.; ri, right i, e house
sf ngf r Spine HnSsil w sa5.s5o
Attractive brick. Colonial located In
park area, on large landscaped lot.
Contains large liy. rm. with firepl..
dining rln.. kitchen. "a bath and
knotty pine. den on LIST floor; 3
well-proportioned bedrms. and bath
e % IND wD o9o Full , ps%t earss S
GEORGIA ave. or 18th st. to Colesyille
I'd. right to St. Andrews way Il
1osf0 new BAMPssHIRE AVE.
Hillendale. S35.950. De luxe Tiff
R Sa s ard sto5s fam ;bie cent sS
fTsfss bs ss pietgrf bat Eind9 Snns
rm.. 20-ft. all-electric kitchen with
dining area, full bsmt. u bath AND
outside entrance. garage. slate roof
" acre lot. To reach: Out N. H
ave. to house or out Colesville I'd. to
N. H. ave-. right ! mile to house.
% POPLAR AVE.
IA, TAKo Ssd PARE r, MD; 8 s1s.5oo
rm. With fireplace. Iexia dining r nv
kitchen. 2 large bedrooms and tile
bath. full bsmt,. rear porch. neal
shopping and transp To reach,
Out Carroll ave. to Sycamore ave-
turn right and follow Woodmool
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC
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Mr.. cHEvERLY THEATER

OPEN Sun, ~
Distinctive 4-bedrm. brick bunga-
low. situated on lge., nicely land
scaped lot; cow. to schools. churches
and shopping; excel. transp. facili-
ties: owner transferred. This home
is priced to sell. Directions: Out
Defense hwy; beyond Peace Cross s.
straight ahead on Landover I'd, hall
q block to 1913 Our open sign.
T. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. Ave. Sc, vi. 2S02.
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OPEN DAILY. 8 TO DARK

s 2FES Sa RA EGs.. 9 10 r. 70 Pare bRkk
$685. DIN. (GI, $63 MOI
INCL. INTER. TAXES AND ms.
ALL-BRICK BUNGALOW
These 2 br homes In Silver Spring
area have Venetian blinds through
out, spacious storage sheds and will
sell rapidly at Sl0,850. II
DIR; Out Georgia ave. past Wheaton
shopping center, left on Weisman
cRoNIN, 10. 5-2772. 5-3149.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mb.
FOREST HEIGHTS
1913 SACHEM DR..
OPEN SUM-, 1T

DON'T JUST DRIVE BY
Stop, and drop In for q few minutes
You must see the interior to appre.
ciate the beauty. charm and origin,
atty, captured In this lovely
custom built brick Colonial. Thu
master bedrm., 1Sx1S has firepl
and adjoining tiled bath; also or
LIST floor Is large liv. nm. with firepl.
l2x20 din. rm., and 14x18 full!
equipped kit. There are 3 additions
bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd foor
Full bsmt consists Of beautiful recr
rm., adjoining card rm., layatory
bnilt-in gar, and large workshop
Situated on large corner lot. Rea'
sonably priced at Just, $23,500; ex
cellent terms. Directions: Out Mich
OILS ave, bear left at s. Capito
ST., continue straight ahead be
yond D. c. line about blocks tt
our open sign.
r. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 1902
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"TACANT0

An excellent buy in hrand-new Diet.
brick home with 8 good-size rms
tile bath. well Handicapped lot, To-
Gated in close-in Decatur Hts, Just
on Defense hwy. The price Is Low
ing value. Call ME, 1143 Until h
Pm; J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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OPEN 2-'TIL DARK
BRICK RAMBLER
g BET)RMS S15.25O

Owner leaving city; immed. poss.; 5
fireplace and 16-ft. picture vim
dow with indirect lighting above
cornice; din. space has built-in
china cioset; lge. bedrms. have
sliding-door closets. lge.. equipped
space and matching curved snack
bar: auto. washer. Hollywood tile
bath; lot 90x110. Drive out RigFs
I'd. Ia miles beyond Tick Took.
turn right "a block to 2206 Apache
1Continued On Next PaeeS
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OPEN TO-DAY

ZUB Byth AVE.
New 2-bedrm. rambler with spacious
liv. rn. and large picture .windoy;
s sIs a sa% Service slSs S ssaD i kt an
with large knotty. pine heated
tlSi, i0t Only IyA! sis,e5oS.. Out CEN
trail ave. to Addison. I'd, turn left
4 blocks to C St. left at seth ave.
to house.
Hillcrest Realty Co.
1A14 pa Ave Sc Ii. 7-4040.
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OPEN 1 10 q

I'LL Owens I'd, beautiful Broom
liv. room and another In fenced
rear. yard Screened concrete front
porch; stove. refrigerator and Ben
dix; rec. room and garage in base.
ment; oil h.-w.h.; 1.4-acre lot.
Directions: South Capitol to South.
ern ave-, right on Owens I'd. to open
sign. or st. Barnabas I'd. to Wheeler
I'd. and left on Owens I'd. to open
sign. LU 4-43S2.
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T. PAUL MUD co.
NICE SUBURBAN HOME

Four bedrms. and real economy for
q growing family on a budget. Small
down payment of $4,000 and low
carrying charges. House is 6 yrs.
munity; ) blks. to school. inaiied.
poss. Open today, 1900. To reach:
Out Wis. ave, 8 mi. beyond Naval
Hosp. to Edmonston dr., right. 1
blk. to Lewis, left, / blk. to Agnew
right to open sign;
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OPEN 1-6 SUNDAY

1904 SIND ave. in Coral Hills. Md.
Lovely asbestos shingle Cape Cod.
located on. 4 lots. features liy.. rnl..
din. rm., kit. bedrm. and bath on
LIST A.; q bedrms. up; full basement,
large front porch; priced to sell
at only S10.950. Directions: Out
Marlboro pike Sc. to 53rd ave,
right blks. to open sign. Call
Mr.. Puffenberger. 10. e-911O; ewes.
pliiiEEE 1sSHS a. MOORE
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BALTIMORE BLVD. RIVERDALE
L1a-story, 8 rooms. full dry. bsmt. !;
Just painted and In excellent condi-
ton. Lot Soxl74 II. fenced IL back e.
trees. Spanish moss. flsh aquarium.
barbecue pit, etc; lear garage.
Substantial cash required. WAYNE
A. cASKEY. AP. 6400 or WA. $3.50.
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GOING INTO SERVICE
MUST SELL HOME WITH INCOME
Chance of q lifetime to acquire q
story, spacious, custom-built house
incl. extra-lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, 2 huge bedrms., and bath.
Front and rear porches, garage. full
bsmt. Also. an additional complete
3-rm. apt. on 1st.. FIR. with pvt.
Priced at only $4,000. Worth much
more.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-29

ing interest in the Hardlii
branch. ar,,
Jerry Schneckloth was porn
at Haynes and received liS
schooling in Roundup and Bill,
ings. Following graduation lIo.i.
high school he was employed a.
a mechanic for InternatloIlaI
Harvester Co. at Billings anu
later was transferred to Inc
parts department IN Wnlcil
capacity he worked for the same
company at Great Falls Tor ilve
years.
In March, 1947, he returned
to Billings to work Tor SeI1a
Machinery Co. as Wholesais
salesman for Montana ana
practically all of Wyoming, q
position he held until l94y, Wneii
he Joined the H. G. Grindle 20,
Allis-Chalmers dealers al Great
Falls. He remained IN Great
Falls until coming to Hardln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schnecaa
10th reside at the duplex tnIee
doors north of the business ~
cation. They have four sons