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Evening star., 1951-09-28
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY RIDGE-All-year home on lake
bath. z5-is front. nice fS whsPfi sPa
saSDy aSG, 0us s,nF 5'5%n Mn 81 pas Lake drive;
large wooded lot with lovely sand
beach on Cheapeake. For informa-
ton, A. W. ANDREWS, west River
MiMosA COVE. Deale. Md..-:,4sSs sser.
enolce tiiI, restricted development; beau
call West River 7Sa3 'ee Ssenf ;o or
FOR SALE in Shady Side, Md. Several
spring, win show Sat. and Sun.
with WooDWARD REAL Z ESTATE, III + {
LONG BEAcH3wStePPTTiieiM al PTii lot 5554SIao SIX
on 40-ft. street. Price, $3.50; down
payment, 500; monthly payment,
S Sater ksfsS syste pTSnfs ph0as bnaf
trash and garbage collection many
other services and improvements,
T. inspect, drive S miles south Of
Prince Frederick on Solomons Isla d
Tdi, turn left at st. Leonard and
bay: NJ, E, RocKH1IfI, " me- S St. ST.
WINTERiZED HOUSE. ami. Knott,
pine liv. rm., fireplace, picket fencs.
Southdown, Shores on Route 2l4 %
miles D. G. q miles Annapolis View
ATTRACTIVE a-BEDRM. HoME on
stove; ,elec. hot-water heater; built.
IN sink; ,compl. bath; large porch.
real value at $3.50, 81 900 down
500 month. ME- Oslo.
lss ACRES on, Nomini River and
pordering, hard-surfaccd road. in
Westmoreland County. Va. With -
rm. partly furnished cottage and
panoramic view over water, long
sandy beach. deep water cff sE0re,
ideal dor yachtsman and summer
Evening star., 1951-09-28
LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

$1,000 L0TS-Wanted Immediately;
preferably MONTGOMERY county. re: dy
Tor immediate development. FL
nancially able to make immedis Z e
purchase for cash or terms. Brokers
protected. Please call Mr.. BEREN-
TER. Ia. 1880 %
BUILDER. desires 90 to 100 lots,
preferable in NV. section fof low
cost construction. Must have utils,
, ,ayaiis6ie Box 2-R, Star. 80
party: level preferred. not over S3,.
900. Phone KE. 3-51SS. 80
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tcontinued.l

SOUTHWEST HOUsEs-Sa, 900 abov,
lst trust for . small frames show.
ing excellent return from low rent
In an area of improvement, W.
think this is an excellent oppor.
tunity for the small investor wht
wants good return with a SOUND
future. Call MI: Norris, jr;, RE
$3.50; Ewes, AID. 6091. WOOD.
WARD g. NORRIS, Realtors. 72s
Evening star., 1951-09-28
BEAUTIFUL KNOLL
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!!
HERNDON. VIRGINIA
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.

Z. U.-Jf AL HSl n
ATTENTION COLORED-30 beauti-
tul wooded acres, close-in to Wash
accessible to eonveniences. The ap-
proach is through beautifully land.
scaped acreage and pleasing archie
lecture. This property is not only
ready for DEVELOPMENT. but cold
be a hedge for further imitation,
plus an exclusive hcmesite, price,
Sl6,50u, terms. THOMAS v, LAKE,
WA. lI04. WA. 1851. or WAYNE
A. CASkEY, AP. 6400, WA. 6639,
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tcontinued.)

1890 G ST. NV. 3rd fir.-4 rms,
and Law, $50. CARL G. RosINsK1
LEE HGWY: LOT at Lexington ST. :;
1900 So. IT, OF level ground. CARL
q. RoSINSKI CO.. MA. 1854. 90
"a NJ ST. N.E.-2nd comml., suitable
for Offices; 2 floors containing 750
so. it. each. with adjacent parking
facilities; will remodel to suit sat-
isfactory tenant Apply COSTELLO
ENGINEERING CO. % NJ st. ne
Evening star., 1951-09-28
ls MI. FROM FREpERIcKsBTRG

Va: S5 acres: 80 in cultivation, /:
permanent pasture, well watered
also borders creek, fenced and cross.
fenced, rms, newly decorated
house electricity, necessary outbldgs.
chickens; $4,000. $4,000 cash
terms on balance. Call Ii. 3-2S49
Evening star., 1951-09-28
RENT BEATER

George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 3S:S. Ewes. and Sun. CHI. 9142
Evening star., 1951-09-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY foR RENT

SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
STROUT CATALOGS
Inst Ol1tl

East. Midwest, RED West.
crn edition. BLUE. Either mailed
FREE. STROUT REALTY. Ill
Woodward Bldg, washington, ST
Evening star., 1951-09-28
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
S4 Son DOWN

Well kept, beautiful shrubs. etc. CT
loan on this lovely home. 2 bed
rms. brk. and frame with exp.
attic for 2 more bedrms. Liy. rm.
bsmt. SI5,956 IA. S3e2; ewes,
Evening star., 1951-09-28
$17,5OO
S24.95O

$500 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500,
! 80
Evening star., 1951-09-28
WE DARE COMPARISON

It's Simply More House for the None,
A BRICK RAMBLER
Location-An exclusive lux
urious neishborhood.
Lot-I50-ft. frontage. 135
#. on one side, 1873 It. on the
other.
3 spacious bedrooms, all
twin-size.
Living room, 13x24.
Dining room, 12x13.
An extra-pretty kitchen,
generously equipped.
2 full tiled baths, "a bath in
basement.
An enormous full basement.
A built-in garage.
Price. S2S,500.
We dare you to fnd any
thing else in brick in a superb
new neighborhood that will
BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
LET Us SHOW IT TO YOUi
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OK. or CHI. 44S7
Evening star., 1951-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ELITE-ELITE-ELITE
Close-in Virginia--for the discrimi.
mating. This fine new home witt
ga baths. Including 3 large bedrms
Liv. rm. 36x13 with fireplace; high
elevation. Can be handled witt
$4,000 cash; balance. SR.3:
monthly per 1000 Priced, S37. 800
]. Wesley Buchanan
Radio BLDG, Arlington ia. 4-1155
Evening star., 1951-09-28
WAREHOUSES WANTED

$4,000 SO. FIT. of ground CENTRAL,
located: pvt. r.r. siding and office
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single anR double rms, newiy
rsdecorated. KASs- INC
DUPONT Gc;rRcLE-professional suit,
I'LL 10th st. NO. s7s4. rs
i4.0 CONN. AvE.-Air-cond. $50 So
+. 6oSn or small 81 80 sso sa; f, Easy parking
sirabie front rooms Overlooking S q
st.: exec location: newly decorated;
with good heat and elevator service;
from from $40 Up Apply room 30l. DI
AiiRRo,ccoNDITioNED. Century Ia Build.
ing, AZ 9th st. NV. opposite, Mu-
sinsies or Suites. % Elevator. " Venetian n
blinds, fiuorescent lights. etc. SIN
giles from SIS to $3.50. THOS.
]. FISHER g. CO. INC. 73S 18th
oas,nys' St nw;' DI. ss3n $40, ou,, uon,,
sus s. fcos rseencRsts HOTEL
ice, reception room. conference rm.;
fully equipped law library also in
cluded: Call NE. 6o25. weekdays
1iSa a VERMONT YER AVE. NV suites.
modeeS al5 eSndt1onsS agssS. nsasdifay er
information. call ST. 6920 bet, 9
DoCToRs' SUITE in Spring Valley
Medical Bldg; elevator air-condi-
toned: excellent location. Contact
MTi Mri E Rsth5pn ISsT1v,i At opWGG; VI G; 4 A; y
DOWNToWNIEnrtire ire fioor; @ modern.
larse. open space; ideal for nat. or
local orgariization. IA. 327S.
OFFICE SPACE with parking space
IN rear; 500 mo. 1918 11th St
Isth AND ND / isTs. N.w.-pvt. street
utils.. fireproof fhef BLDG: s75 mo. ' Also $50
2 sgle, -rm. Offices same loo, $40.
mo mo; 1898 L st. NV, IA. 4eoo wk
rWoo' ROOMS in air-conditioned
room in modern downtown ONCE
Bldg. Win rent separately. Call
.o3 EYE ST. N.w.-end-fi. suite in
film exchange bldg. KAss-BERGER,
OFFICE ROOM, reception room, also
reasonable. RE. 2a01, 81. fa47.
BRIGHTWO0D ~ Nr. Georgia ave.
and Missouri--Large quarters suit
able for ONCE. drafting. photo
NEsp NEErsphieb b,isaG stsi Can cIs5; Ts; 1892. 30
comm, 3 large rooms, mod. eiec.
kit. and bath; attrac. glass show
window; front and rear entrance:
garden in rear. suitable for ONCE
and living quarters; 5000 mo, CAll
CO. 6647. after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
CAPE
ST. MARYS

On the beautiful Patuxent; notbinr
Just like it, Washingtons finest,
nearby salt water front Develop
ideal swimming, boating. fishing and
grabbing Large wooded lots at S395.
Drive to WALDORF via Routes No S
o. No 30 or Indian Head hwy. left
at Waldorf and follow our signs
through Hughesville to Guys Corner,
then straight 5 miles to Cape st.
Marys and Sand Gates signs
Evening star., 1951-09-28
rrpnrNr1v Nrrnrn

URGENTLY NEEDED
A $4,000 TO $4,000 HOME
Retired executive officer is
in need of a 4 to : bedroom,
2-bath home. Located in
Fairfax or Loudoun County.
House can be one or two
stories and I'm to 25 years
old. Large living room. family
dining room. one bedroom and
bath on first floor. Three bed-
rooms and bath on second
floor. One to five acres OF
land, with. shade. II you are
thinking Of selling your home
and it's close to this descrip-
ton, call Mr.. Stoneburner,
JA. 5-6S00; ewes. IA. 5-S124
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, ia. 5-6S00.
OPEN UNTIL 9 PM.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
STORAGE AT LEAST COST
CALL LU. 4-3200

CALL LII. 4-3200
Compare our insurance rates and our
service. integrity and our RESPONSE
bility and YOU viii decide on
Benning Terminal Warehouse Corp
310l Benning Rd NE.
At B. and o Tracks.
, 1951-06-12
Final Rites Set
For Gun Victim,

Funeral services for James L.
Jones, 27, of 124 Ziegler St. will
be held at 3 2. M. Saturday in
the Sunlight Baptist Church. The
Rev. T. D. Moranda will offici-
ate. Burial will besin G~reencastle
Cemetery. Friends may view the
body Wednesday after 4 P. M. at
the McLin Funeral Home, 113O
Germantown St.
Jones was a native of Memphis,
Tennessee and resided in Dayton
for II years.
Survivors include his father,
Sylvester Jones of Memphis
mother, Mrs. Carrutha Metcalf OF
Dayton; one daughter, Helen; one
son, Steven Louis, and one
brother, Charlie Franklin Jones OF
Dayton.
, 1951-06-12
Battle Of Aged
Muy End WEEDS.
In "Swun Soma '

NEW YORK, June IL GNS)-
The training period is over to-
day for Joe Louis and Lee Sa-
void, the two combatants in to-
morrow nights scheduled Is
round battle of the aged at New
York's Polo Grounds.
The two old warehouses; settled
down to making predictions when
each would knock each other out
and the international Boxing
Club busily went it's way trying to
draw money into the box office.
The best hopes of the IBC are
for a gate of $4,000 with a take
of 100000.
Louis at 81, and Savold at
Continued Page a
, 1951-06-12


The summations, which began
yesterday and continued until
late last night before a recess was
called, all emphasized what the
defense lawyers insisted was the
weakness of the states case, which
they charged was riddled with in
constituencies.
All the defendants are charged
with murder in the 1913 hold-up
killing of William Homer, aged
second hand furniture dealer. The
present case is a retrial. The six
Negroes, all of whom maintain
their innocence, were convicted
and sentenced to death at their
first trial but won a retrial on
appeal.
Attorney George Pellettieri,
, 1951-06-12
Firemen Called Out
To Battle" Candle

NEW YORK, June IL (INS)-
New York firemen were called
out last night to battle a one
candle-power blaze.
They turned up with apparatus
at a flat on Second Avenue and
found that the "fire'' was a candle
burning in a window.
In Malverne, N. Y, fireman
were called to the home of Dirk
Dorresteyn to put out a fire in
a fireplace.
, 1951-06-12
Big luke Faster
Won

PHILADELPHIA, June II (IN-
S)-Cleveland's injury-riddled In
dams take on the Athletics in
Philadelphia tonight with chief re-
lance for victory resting in Bob
Feller's right arm.
Luke Easter, the fragile first
baseman, definitely will be out of
action according to Manager AL
Lopez, while AL Rosen, who suf-
fered a broken nose Sunday, is
, 1951-06-12

State Attorney General Ma
thaniel Goldstein, who is directing
ing the investigation in close liza
ison with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey,
said preliminary work has dis
closed an "absolute" minimum of
5000 users among New York
City's 100000 school children.
Law enforcement officers and
social workers from throughout
the country are expected to OBJ
serve closely the hearings into
the illicit drug racket and increase
, 1951-06-12
Princeton University honors
Dr. RMche And dqe Medina

PRINCETON, N. j., June IL ONS)- Princeton Univer-
sty conferred honorary degrees upon DR.: Ralph J. Bunche
and Judge Harold r. Medina at its 204th Commencement.
Bunche, Nobel Peace Prize-winner in 1850 as United
Nations mediator in Palestine, received an honorary Doc
torate of Laws. He was cited for his knowing apprais,l
and statesmanike leadership in human affairs"
Judge Medina, nominated Tuesday for the u. S. End
Circuit Court of Appeals by President Truman, also was -
warded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. He is . Prince
tom graduate. =
, 1951-06-12
Weather Forecast

Some cloudiness with highest
near 80 today followed by scat
tered showers late this afternoon
OF tonight. Lowest tonight so to
65. Wednesday, rather cloudy
with. scattered showers.
, 1951-06-12
weed.

WeeQ. 80
Nations, let alone our youth, have been
ruined by narcotics. The great and difficult
problem which the Chinese people must
face today can be traced and retraced to
the wide use of opium, introduced by A.
mericans and other traders as far back as
the 1906.
The answer, of course, to this mo-
mentus problem is to stop the sale of dope
and to kill the source from which it
comes. While local, state, national and In
Continued Page 2
, 1951-06-12

to smoke marijuana (reefers) and to be-
come addicted to heroin. Now these chill
dren are out of school on summer vacation.
This Infamous crime is being pushed to
create more and more addicts-more and
more buyers.
Dope, it seems to us, is the racketeer's
richest cash grab. The underworld, as great
or as small as it may be in this area, will
fight hard to keep it growing. On the other
hand, the forces of decency must fight still
harder to root out this poisonous and fatal
, 1951-06-12

in addiction which has become q
serious problem in the portwar
years.
Gov. Dewey, who conferred in
New York yesterday with Gold
stein, said he was 'deeply dis
turbed by the evidence Of in
creasing narcotics addiction
among teen-agers."
One hundred and SO witnesses
have been summoned for the hear
ings but Goldstein declined to
Continued On Page 4
, 1951-06-12
Defense Lawyer Demands
Acquitted For Trenton Six

TRENTON, N. j., June IL QNS)- Defense counsel
completing summations in the Trenton Six murder trial,
demanded today the acquittal of the Negro defendants as
simple justice" and to "clear the name of the State of
, 1951-06-12

counsel for three of the de.
PENDANTS, severely criticized po-
lice methods in handling the
case and charged that authori-
ties had presented nine versions
of the murder to give Jurors =
"grab bag" from which to
choose.
The defendants in testifying
charged they were treated brutal
ly by police. Pellettieri in his sum-
nation told the jury that only by
freeing the six men could they
erase the "shame' he said it had
brought to the state.
The accused are Coils English,
James Thorpe, Ralph Cooper,
John Mckenzie, Horace Wilson,
and Mckinley Forrest.
, 1951-06-12
School Children To Tell
Their Own Dope Stories

NEW YORK, June II (NS)- School children will
tell their own stories of corruption by drug peddlers in a
series of hearings into the narcotics traffic opening today
in Now York Civ
, 1951-06-12

CLEVELAND, June IL (INS)
Cleveland City Council has called
on President Truman to set up a
new Fair Employment Practices
Commission on a national level.
Herman H. Finkle, Republican
minority leader and dean of the
Council, introduced a resolution,
adopted unanimously last night,
urging the action by executive
order.
Cleveland is one of the few
, 1951-06-12
Cleveland City Council Calls
On Truman For HP( Order

cities which has a municipal FEE
PC ordinance.
, 1951-06-12
LATE BULL
ne Termed primary" In Crash Of 8 jets

WASHINGTON, June 12- ONo)- Air Force Investigators to-
day reported that icing o the engine rec VA the primary
cause of the crash of eight Jet fighter planes in a n Indiana
thunderstorm last week.
, 1951-06-12

IAN EditoriaD
D3 the hub-bub over the Macarthur
III he Korean War and like matters,
forgotten the vital problem close
which are just as important.
f~ast-growing community in which
is plagued by many momentus
schief among which is the increas-
unit of dope traffic and addiction.
ring the school months, it became
that a systematic effort was
ade to encourage our young people
, 1951-06-12
S u. S, OF Desire For Friendship
Hopes Meat Rationing Is Out
Disable Considers Ceiling On u. S. Mewsprint

WASHINGTON, June IL UNS)- Price Stabiizer Disable de-
clared today the government is considering the possibility of inn
posing a ceiling on the price American newspaper publishers pay
for their newsprint.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
New Military
At TT. Huachuca

There will be almost COM
plete turnover of military per-
sonnet at Fl. Huachuca by Jan. 5,
according to Mrs. Chas. jacobson,
co-chairman Council Armed Ser
vice Committee.
Military personnel at Fl. Hua-
chuca and Davis-Monthan were
invited guests Of Pioneer Women
and of YPHA at their recent ma
jor affairs. Last Sunday morning
a bagels and lox breakfast was
served them at the Center. Mrs.
Sylvia Kaufman was in charge
and she was assisted by members
of BBW, who served as hostesses.
Also open to the military as
guests, will be the dance Dec. 90
given at the Center for the dele
gates to the Desert Seminar, COM
prising young adults from Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
Al Sisterh00d To Hold Its
Annual Hanukah Festival Dec. ~

Opportunity is afforded tn e
community to celebrate the Ha-
nukah festival at the Anshei Is
rael Sisterhood annual dance on
Dec. % at the synagogue audi
forum.
Sid Krakower and his orchestra
will play for the dancing which
will include the European folk
dances which delight many.
Mrs. Jack Fruchtman is the
general chairman assisted by Mrs.
l. Margolis. Mrs. Sidney Krak-
over is in charge of tickets. Mrs.
Joseph Becker has donated the
door prize of a hand-tooled wallet.
Serving on the committee are:
Mines. Chas. Balk, Jennie Cypen,
Abe Feuerstein, Frank Giamakos,
Herman Goldstein, Morris Gross
man, 1. H. Handmaker, David
Hirsh, Samuel Karp, Max Lukacs,
Harry Shift, Maurice Steinberg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Winkeller.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
New Years Eve
Party By TING

Judging by the reservations for
the Temple Mems Club New
Years eve affair, everyone who
attended last year and had such
grand time will be there, ac-
cording to Jack Nevins, general
chairman. The New Year will be
welcomed in at a dinner-dance
and breakfast at the Temple audi
forum, starting at pm. Dec. 81.
The night of hilarity and frolic
will boast a continuous food buffet
service following the dinner and
finished off with a bagels and loX
breakfast. Sidney Krakower's or
chestra featuring "Tiny" Fort
mans accordion, will play for the
dancing. There will be an inter-
Iude of entertainment. Ladies will
receive orchids.
Others planning the affair are:
Ted Rosenblatt, co-chairman for
the dinner-dance; DR.. Alex Gers
tel, decorations; Jack Starr, food;
John Goodman, Abner Roberts,
publicity chairman and co-chair-
man, respectively.
Reservations should be made
now to the Temple office and
tariff is Sc. per person, which
includes everything.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
Consul To Visit Here

West Coast Israel Consul, Harry
Beilin, successor to Reuven Dafni,
will visit Tucson in January. 1t
will be his first appearance here
since his appointment.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
u PUNCH BOWL SET

Wonderful clear glass bowl and one dozen
matching cups. Some have small etched de
sign, others with silk screen leaf OK
pattern Gold rims ...---....---Set
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
For 'SIS'
LANE CEDAR CHESTS

To protect her treasured wooden sweaters and
skirts and if she has said eyes" to the love of
her life, she'll want to start collecting linens
and blankets for her 1910
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
BoUDOIR CHAIR

Plastic, but embossed so well it's hard to tell
from cloth weave Excellent construction. In
beautiful solid cOIOrS and some of the most
charming f1OraIs you've ever II S0
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
GAME TABLE

Not only the man of the house, but the whole
family will enjoy one of these fine game ia
bIes Circular with buiIt-in card, chip and
glass holders, Padded plastic play 40 S0
ing area and folding steel legs. ~'OO
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
/ RELAxo CHAIR

Built to conform with natural body contours,
providing proper and perfect relaxation. Built
to be rocker or stationary chair. 90 IN
Has locking handle. Gov. in plastic )'OO
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
/ SATIN COMFORTER

Here's real gift. Bright, shiny, all-wOOl
filed comforter that will bring both y OK
beauty and warmth to any bedroom
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
u SEWING CABINET

She'll be thrilled to have needles, thread,
yarn, tape, scissors all in one handy place
Cabinet has two rOOmy drawers and needle
and thread compartment Finished 90 S0
in dark mahogany -..-....-.......~...,..-----
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
STUDY DESKS

For the high school or college girl. Her studies
will improve and she'll find her M S0
work lot easier with good desk OV
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
VANITY LAMPS

Of course, she'll like one of the many cOIOrfuI
vanity lamps for her dressing table or night
stand loI Many styles AIS 49,
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
BEDSPREADS

Nothing like new, bright, cOlOrfuI spread to
cheer up her bedroom Cotton weaveS OK
in stripes, fOralS and novelty pOtternS. O'|O
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
:CK Your List NOW!
While Stocks Are Complete
For HIM


A gift he'll really thank you for when he's
on the fairway and doesn't have to lug a
heavy set of clubs. TwO-wheeled . OK
hollow steel frame - O">O
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
SMOKING STANDS

He never has too many ash trays, SO get him
one or more of these fine value smoking
stands. All metal, in brown, black or bronze
or natural silver IN OK
metal color .----....-.------- to
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
/ sLUMBER CHAIR g. OTTOMAN

Let him relax in real comfort in famous
STREET chair and matching ottoman. Back is
adjustable and has locking handle. In heavy
plastic cOvering-sOlid cOlOrs, or upholstered
D in t,Sral $3.50 to $500
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
TABLE RADIO

Color Tone CrOsley radio will be just fine for
her room. In six different cOlOrs Plastic cabi-
nets, rich tone, d OK
very compact .....-... .........,.,... rev
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
For BABY
. TAYLOR TOT

When the young 'un graduates from the
buggy stage it's time for Taylor Tot stroller
to take him for an outing. Easy to handle,
Just right for baby. Both mother and . OK
child will appreciate this gift O')O
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
/ GRILL and WAFFLE IRON

A double duty electric waffle iron and sand
witch grill is the perfect time saver for bath
breakfast and lunch. Swell for 06
bacon and eggs, tOO-------------------------
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
i ELECTRIC MIXER

Serves 1000 needs. Mixing, stirring, blending
and whipping. Double blades, sturdy 17.06
motor. Ordinarily sells at 2995..., A'|O
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
For MOTHER
u WESTINGHOUSE RoASTER
u UTILITY TABLE

She'll wonder how she ever got along without
one of these. Three shelves, on casters, in red,
white, blue and yellow with 1905
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-06-07
Municipal League
Elects Officers

Phil j. Doherty. Butte city
plumbing inspector, was elected
president> of the Montana Mum
icipal league at the groups
meeting in Bozeman.
Mayor T. T. Rowe of Billings
was elected first vice president;
v o. Overcast, Cut Bank city
clerk and Mayor Ralph L. Starr
of Missoula were named second
and third vice presidents; and
Mrs. Nina M. Settles of Helena
was chosen treasurer.
Elected to the leagues. ex-
ecutive committee were Mayor
James B. Austin of Great
Fails: M. E. Henderson, Boze-
man city manager; Desmond j.
O'Neil, Glendive city attorney;
F. F. Palmer, Forsyth city en-
gineer; and Mayor Bule Hay
worth of Glasgow.
Butte was selected as the
1852 convention site. The date
will be set later.