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Evening star., 1952-12-30

KING, EMMA ]. AND ROBERT A. In sad
but loving remembrance of our dear
mother and father EMMA j. and ROB-
ERT A KING. Mother passed away
thirty years ago, December 30, 1922
and father passed away six years. three
months and eleven days ago, september
10. 1916
In life we loved you dearly.
In death we do the same;
Peaceful be your rest. dear ones,
Until We meet again
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near;
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear.
YOUR TWO LOVING CHILDREN. EMMA
AND ROBERT. Jr.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

SHERMAN, SAM. On Monday December
20. 1852. SAM SHERMAN, beloved hus.
Mrs Nettie Hersh of washington. D, C.
He also is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Sam Miller and Mrs. Harry Goldstein.
both Of BROOKLYN. N. Y Services and In
terment will be in New York City. Ar
rangements by the c. D. Goldberg L.
Son Funer3 Home 4217 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

T. Pumphrey Funeral Home. S514 Geof.
Eia ave Silver Spring, Md. to attend
the funeral of our late comrade. RALPH
H. CHAPPELL, who died December 2S;
Services will be at s pm. 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery.
FRANK E. HAGAN, Commander.
H. L. LESLIE. Adiutant.
CLAYTON, HENRY. On Monday Decem-
ber 90 1852. HENRY CLAYTON of III
4th st. s.w., beloved husband of Mrs.
Lillian Clayton. father OF Henry, ".
and Thomas Clayton. He also Is sur
vived by two sisters, one uncle. one niece.
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at Barnes g. Matthews Funeral
Home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice OF fu-
neral later.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

HATTIE b. Officers ant
members of Queen of Shebi
Chapter. No. =. o. E. s.. ar
requested to attend the fu
neral services for our lat
sister. Past Matron HATH
B. WILLIAMS. on Wednesday
December 81. 1852. at
Evening star., 1952-12-30

MAIER, EVELYN c. IN loving memory OF
our devoted mother. EVELYN c. MAIER.
who left US five years ago today. De-
cember 80, 1947.
God gave US q wonderful mother.
One of the worlds very best,
And when her work on earth was done,
He called her home to rest.
Her life was unselfish.
For others she always lived;
No. not for what she could get.
But for what she always could give.
She had a smile for every one
And q heart as good as gold.
And those who knew her loved her,
So her memory viii never grow old.
DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW, MAR
THA AND CHARLIE ROWAN; SON
AND DAUGHTER-IN IN-LAW, ADAM
AND AURORA MAIER.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

E0NN0R MAVRlCE i. On MONDAY. lJe-
eember 20, 1852. MAURICE J. CONNCR
of es16 Glenville rd. Silver Spring. Md.
beloved father Of JONI, and William Con Con
nor brother of Mrs; Mary A. 4eaooWer
jeremiah ] and Michael J. Connor, Re-
mains resting at Collins Funeral Home
3s2I 14th st. NV. Notice Of funeral
is+Sr
Evening star., 1952-12-30

cember os. 1852. at her residence, 143l,
r 81. NV. MARY M. COOPER, wife OF
the late James B. Cooper. beloved
mother Of Mrs. Elizabeth V. Dickr-son,
Dr. oscar J. Cooper. Mai Josepn T.
Also surviving are a granddaughter. Eliz-
abeth Louise Cooper: two sisters, Miss
Julia Payne and Mrs, Eliza Ellis; other
relatives and many friends. After | :
noon Thursday friends are invited TO call
a. her late residence. Services FRIDAY.
January =. 1853 at / pm. at the Nine,
feenth street Baptist Church. l9fh and
Eve SITS. NV. Arrangements by McGuiTe'
Inc.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

q best seller nOsC! This form of
monthly sanitary protection re-
quires no belts, pins or bulky ex-
ternal pads. No odor and no chat
ing - because it was doctor-de-
signed for internal wear. Made of
pure surgical cotton contained in
slender patented applicators, Tam
pax is efficient, comfortable and
dainty-many times smaller than
the "other kind" You can't even
feel it while wearing! Easy disposal.
And it cannot make bulges or edges
under clothing. Month 8 supply goes
into purse. Sold at drug and notion
counters in 8 absorbencies: Regular,
Super, Junior. Tampax Incorpo-
rated. Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
My Last Hamburger

he found we weren't goin' by OK
team an covered wagon. He
said he wanted to paint Nevada
or Bust" on the canvas sides
for us.
Up to now we have had 672
customers get faraway look
in their eye an volunteer to 60
with US. I never realized that the
town was 50 full of people who
wish they could get away from
all the comforts an conveniences
an confusions. Or maybe they're
just bein' nice, tryin' to tell me
an the Missus we are lucky" to
have cows bawlin' at US instead
of taxis honkin'.
We COT the car packed an
Alias, our setterier, is either goin'
to have to ride up in the seat
between US or get shipped by
express - dependin' on whether
or not these new dog deodorants
work.
Well, good-by. Amt no use
hangin' around here takin' up
space when there is 50 much of
it goin' to waste in Nevada.
Twill write you how things are
there.
One more thing. You know my
tired old feet? Well, they haven't
bothered me a Bit since we
decided to take up ranchin'. But
standin' here fryin' my last ham,
burger, l sure got an awful lump
in my throat. = WAlLY BOREN
Evening star., 1952-05-25

DUSHY BARNES from down at
Id the newsstand an Bumps
Rafferty,, the trucker, brought
me a bottle for a goin' away
present.
1T is horse liniment," Bushy
grins. can the label. says it
is good for man or beast. We
figured you could use it on your
horse, Dewey, or on yourself =
whichever needs it first and
worst"
When l told Horseneck Sholtz,
the telephone lineman, our ranch
in Nevada is IS miles from a
phone he says, ''Oh, you can still
talk one way. I could hear your
old foghorn from the top of any
pole in the country"
Mabel, our waitress, gave the
Missus a new pair of green sun
glasses. II hear there is quite a
lot of desert in Nevada" Mabel
says. 'Just wear these an imag-
inc you're in the park at home" "
IUBBY GRoPPER. the cop. has
= warned us about not befriendin'
little homeless stray calves. Il
hear in Nevada" he says, 'on
the open range a man can get
shot mighty quick for adoptip'
an orphan = especially a four
footed orphan"
Burt Goodloe, my Of sign
painter friend who drew the pic
lures for these pieces all these
years, was plumb let down when
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
OBSERVE EDUCATION WEEK

National Education week will
be observed by school district
17-H November 9-15. The var
ious schools in the district will
have window displays in local
store windows.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06

BIRTHS
Girl
Oct. 80. Mrs. Geo. M Emer-
son, Hardin.
Boy
Nov. 4, Mrs. William Redden,
Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
Chief Justice VIII
Sneak at
Armisfice Services
Continued from lage u

Continued from lage u
twentieth and twenty-second
legislative assemblies and for
four years, 1874, he occupied
the office of lieutenant COVER
nor of Montana.
In 1912, he was elected as
associate justice of the Supreme
Court of the state of Montana
and in 1916 was elected chief
justice of that court, which
position he now occupies.
Judge Adair has long been
interested in improving the adj
ministration of justice and was
active in organizing the Con-
ference of Chief Justices and
is now a member of the exec
utive council of that organiza-
ton, having been elected for a
tWo-year term at the annual
meeting of the group in New
York City in September, 1851.
He is chairman of the selec-
ton committee of Montana for
the Root-Tilden Scholarships in
the New York university school
of law. These scholarships are
valued at $2,100 each per year
and are designed to aid young
men who give promise of be-
coming outstanding lawyers in
the American tradition in &C
quiring a legal education.
Judge Adair will arrive in
Hardin on Monday, Nov. 10,
when he will enjoy pheasant
hunting previous to the Armis-
tice services.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
Local Pastor VIII
Be Ordained
At Mondays Service
Continued from Page y

(COIlIlIlueO lIOIu rage ~
alester college at st. Paul until
1912, when he enlisted in the
U. S. Air Force and graduated
as a bombardier. Following ov-
erseas training he was sent to
Italy as a member of a B-24
crew. His plane was shot down
over Vienna, Austria, during &C
ton in World War II and he
spent 10 months as a German
prisoner of war.
Upon his return to this coun-
try, he re-entered Manchester
college from which he received
a B. A. degree in economics
an psychology. He worked at
the University of Minnesota as
a concert and lecturers advis-
or before going to Andover
Newton Theological school at
Boston, Mass.
He has done considerable field
work in psychology and served
as chaplain in Boston city hos
pital, as well as working with
Junior and senior education
groups in Sunday school in a
suburb of Boston.
The public is invited to at
tend the ordination of Rev.
Kovar and to take part in one
of the great Christian services
of the church.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06

Mrs. Charles A. Corkins has
been a patient at the Deacon
ess hospital in Billings for the
past ten days.
Miss Vivian Elarth was hos
tess to a family dinner at her
home Friday evening celebrat-
ing the birthday of her sister,
Mrs. Earl Cammock.
Mrs. Wilbur Fish was a guest
at a luncheon bridge party CIV
en- by Mrs. Matt CalderWood at
her home in Billings Monday
in honor of Mrs. John Hunt, al
so of Billings, who is leaving
soon to make her home in
Aberdeen, S. D.
Henry Supple, contractor, re-
turned Saturday by plane from
Sturgeon Bay, Wise, where he
had been called on account of
the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Spude, 70, who is a sister of
John Graf, suffered a stroke.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Nelson of
Clearmont, Wyo., spent last
week end visiting at the home
of Mrs. Bessie B. Russell in Har-
din.
Sgt. Daniel Eshleman arrived
home from the Far East, where
he had been for 80 months.
is on leave for Is days, then
will return to Camp Carson,
to receive his discharge.
is ason of and Mrs. E.
of Garryowen.
Mrs. Bessie B. Russell drove
to Sheridan last Wednesday,
where she presented an illus
trated travelogue on South
America to members of the
Circle of the PreSby-
terrain church.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06

mrs; Ed Hochhalter and two
sons, Randy and Ricky, and her
prother-in-law, Fred Lind. left
ny a Tor New York City week
peIore last where Mrs, Hoch-
matter is awaiting orders to flv
10 Germany to join her hus-
oand, Sgt. NC Hochhaiter.
Where they will be Stationed
Q the next two years. Mr.. Lind
returned by train since the
Hocnhalter car will be shipped
10 Germany by freighter at a
later date.
MI. and Mrs. C.. E.. Ford snent
several days last week visiting
Inelr son-in-law and daughter
Mr.; and Mrs. William Corkins'
ana family in Browning.
Mrs. Dan Maddox and mfr.
and Mrs. Floyd Slattery left by
care Tuesday for a weeks bus
mess trip to Albuaueroue N
Corp.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Ford re-
celVed a phone call from their
son. Staff Sgt. Kenneth Ford,
sunday of last week on the
eve of his departure for Korea
o an 18-month tour of duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl K. Aldrich
were In Billings Sunday, the
guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Morris Rudio.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
In Flanders Fields
BY Col. John Crae

ny OOls JOLu NlCCEdC
In Flanders fields the peoples
blow
Between the crosses, row on
That mark our place; and in
The larks still bravely singing
fly
Scarce heard amidst the guns
e below.
We are the dead,
Short days ago we lived, felt
dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved and now
we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the
foe,
To you from failing hands we
throw
The torch-be yours to hold it
high;
If We break faith with us who
die
We shall not sleep, though
peoples grow
In Flanders fields.
XXI
paod tho roecifind Ado
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
TO ORGANIZE

First practice session of the
Hardin Independent basketball
team will be held tonight
(Thursday) at 7:30 at the jun
ior high school gymnasium, it
has been announced.
A number of members of last
years team will again play for
the independents and all inter-
eSted players of the community
are urged to attend the practice
sessions which will prepare the
team for the seasons play.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
DEVO ORE ADVANCED

Gordon l.. Devore, son of
Mrs. Viola M. Devore of Hardin,
was recently advanced in rate
to boilerman third class, USN,
according to an announcement
by the Navy.
The advancement is a result
OF competitive examinations
conducted this summer on all
ships and naval establishments
throughout the world. Devore
is aboard the destroyer USS
Arnold j. Isabel.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
Pedestrian SdfetY
Topic for Month

+. "Cross in haste, repent at
leisure" l..
! This warning was given today
by Supervisor r. l.. O'Neal to
the careless pedestrians OF
Montana as he keynoted the
November pedestrian safety
program being conducted by the
Montana Highway Patrol in
cooperation with the National
Safety Council.
Last year 80 Montana pedeS-
TRANS were injured as a result
of automobile accidents in
which they were struck down.
Supervisor O'Neal said. These
people have had plenty of time
to repent any undue haste that
may have caused them to take
a chance. But there's another
group far worse off. These are
the IA pedestrians who were
killed in Montana last year."
MIR. OINeal said that although
most of the public indignation
over such accidents is aimed
at motorists, many of the ped
eStrian victims have only them
selves to blame.
He pointed out that pedes-
TRANS frequently cross against
the lights or between interSec-
tionS, dash out from behind
parked cars, or scoot across the
street almost completely hidden
behind an umbrella or a mound
of packages.
cts very difficult" he said,
Ito understand the attitude of
the careless pedestrian. Com
mon sense tells him that in
any contest with a motor We
hicle he's bound to lose, vet
he continually overestimates
the motorists ability to see his
reaction time, his control of.
the vehicle, and his courtesy
and patience. While many
walkers get away with such
conduct, the cemeteries and
hospitals have more than their
share Of those who are not so
lucky"
He urged pedestrians to heed
the National Safety Councils
warning: walk carefully, the
life you save will be your own"
I'LL
CARD OF THANKS !
We sincerely appreciate all of
the expressions of friendship.
dinners and gifts which we re-
ceived before leaving Hardin.
The friends we have made in
our years here have enriched
our lives, and will not soon be
forgotten.
Thank you all so much, and
stop to see, us when any of you
are in Sidney. We will he at
home at SOB E. Stanhope st.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Ross, Don
and Bill.
49, -agD-.ag-. -
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
NROTC EXAMS SET

Naval Reserve Officer Train
ing Corps examinations will be
conducted on December IS, at
Billings, Butte, Great Falls,
Helena, Miles City and Mis-
soula, the Navy reported today.
The NROTC program is con-
Quoted throughout the country
to furnish the Navy with addi-
tional commissioned officers.
These competitive examinations
are held each year so that adj
ditional men may be sent
through college, at Navy ex-
pense, and then commissioned
as EnsignS in the U. S. Navy.
A MOrganatic marriage oc-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06

A Morganatic marriage oc-
ours between a person of royal
family and q cOmmOner.
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LOCALS

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cammock
entertained IL guests for din
ner at their home Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Pratt Of Ped
Lodge, brother<in-law and sis
ter of Mr.. Cammock, were
among the guests.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGTON BARGAIN, 50, 500 cash,
bal. like rent. may buy this at
tractiye new brick rambler with
large fenced lot Only S13.5OO.
ACME. IA. S-1636, ia. 2-142I.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA - sa Brick
house, 3 bedrooms and tile bath
1I4x22, with fireplace; dining room,
kitchen. " bath. side porch; full
basement, gas h.-a. heat with air
cond.; slate roof; large lot; close to
school: Reasonably priced. Offered
by WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. 1877 K
sct.odn st. NV, Wash. q. c. Tel, Ma.
residentia1; 4 bedrins., %
den, baths, liv. rm., firepl; the
perfect kitchen, super equipped, incl.
dishwasher; full bsmt.: det. gar,
workshop; Q lots, beautifully land
, scaped; walk 70 schools. shops.
BEUAa ES os ao @ss cH sfe sss g
DEL Ray SEC.-Brick Cape Cod.
attrac: corner; scr. porch, lge. hv.
rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm.. wall
to-yal carpet; nice-size kit. fully
2nd door: bath il fun basement.
Bendix washer. hot.water oil heat.
Det. garage: Bus. shopping, school
within walking distance. Easily
financed. Immed. poss. By owner.
cCssalle Csll for appt:: 10. $4,000. or TIE.
FALLS CHURCH-S2 500 down maybe
less. very attractive 2-bedrm. bung-
allow; 8 years old; large yard with
Anchor fence, gas heat. w. CLIFF
FORD SHERTzER, RE. 220l, JE.
JEFFERsoN MANoR ana alexandria
area-corner brick Colonial. 2-bed.
bsmt.: finished. heated recreation
rm.; storm windows: stove and
decorated; beautiful view; 3 blks. to
bus and lge. shopping center and
school, Is min. Pentag0n, Fort
Meyer and IT. Belvoir. S1l.75O. ap-
prox. $4,000 down. No agents. Call
Nj. EsiNaooe; cod HON. On la isrre
lot, 75x220, living room. dinette,
kitchen, 2 bedrms,, bath. Stairs to
large expandible attic; full base
ment; side-screened porch. Call
John Tofhmasi at IA. $1,000; eyes,
"a; e-234s with BOSS = PHELPS.
l. =
Evening star., 1952-09-23
. YOU
MODERN HOME

Seekers should see this very reason
able masterpiece of comfortable liv-
ing represented by this very large
This house spells quality from its
huge nv. rm. and adjoining but sep
arate large din. rm.,. nice-size dream
kitchen with tile walls, stainless steel
sink and many huiit-in cupboards
and sns ,.na. wSrs tables TapPssn 9sn
a huge storage and Clothes closet
several mirrored walls In. liv. rm. and
din. rm. and Is completeiy carpeted
Sarpssns ca saa ass H House wsn asc wtSs ss
draw drapes and metal Venetian
blinds. A lovely private large porch
adjoins the din. rm. and nice fiag-
stone patio beckons you from the
screen and built-in bookcases are
other hv; rm: features. The. stair
figured .plate-glass inserts. Stairs.
hall and master bedrm. also have
wan-to-wall Wilton carpeting. Every
and built-in chests of drawers: 3
large linen closets. beautiful tile bath
and Q large rallied sun deck complete
the End AZ: The bsmt, has that
huge knotty pine and leather
sFmnfa Tsp rm and sus uxu1ISSs s5Snnd
that YOU are iookins for. Adjoinine
rec. rm. Is Q bathroom. Laundry
room with Laundromat and bar
refgr. are included In sale. The ex-
terror 10OxIOO lot Is Beautifully
handicapped and surrounds handy
earport entering into the kitchen
Very reasonably priced at $24 ,75O,
with low down payment and terms.
HERBERT q SONS
fEALToRs. els Z, z, CAPITOL
Evening star., 1952-09-23
SILVER SPRTNG-S21 son

SILVER SPRING-$21, 500
Beautiful new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
bsmt. with h bailt-in 'S sar.; huge iUs lishi M
lily. rm: with firepl., fully equipped
kit. with pretty breakfast nook
another new home similar to above
$1,000 DN.-$22, 500
Gracious brick Colonial home in
Woo1dmoor. 8 extra-lae. bedrooms,
gift. lR. rm. with firepl... family
over garage. See this beautiful home
TOTAL PRICE, s11,s
Yes. only S11.950 for spacious o
bedroom bungalow with bsmt. and
hot-Water heat; excel financing. I,ot
level. 50x150. This is a real cute
FLOWER AvE.-s17,5oo
Luxurious new 3-bedroom brick in
California redwood rambler: full 3S-
it. bsmt.; Just off Flower and Frank
lin in. beautiful section.
$1,000 DN.-$14,95O
No Regulation x. SO here is a new
ic iI.Deurm. rambler with fun bsmt.,
Better grab 1t before prices rise.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU: S-5751 TIL 9 PM. Daily
SILVER SPRING-$21. 500
Beautiful new 3-bedrm brick ramble,
located on large corner lot. Full
nsmt. with built-in gar.;. huge light
Ky Ky rW With With nr.frs 1rsDl fully sauiDDsd
Another. new home similar to above
with apt. in bsmt.. So. 300.
S., 900 DN.-$22,5O
Woodmoor. 8 extra-ige. bedrooms
22-ft. l1v. rm. with f1repl family
din rm.. lge. side screened porcf
over garage. See this beautiful home
TOTAL PRICE, $11,s5o
Yes, only Sl1.95O for spacious 2.
hot-water heat; excel. financinr. I ILoI
level. 50x150. This is q real cut.
FLOWER AVE-$17,50O
Luxurious new 3-bedroom brick ii
California redwood rambler; full 3S,
-. bsmt.; just of Flower and Frank
lin in o beautiful section.
1000 DN.$14,95O
No Regulation X, so here is q new
3-bedrm rambler with. full bsmt.
loc.. on huge level wooded lot S0xI75
BEAUTIFUL i1@r J1-'ie COLONIAL eSIIeS ia
Lovely Colonial home in perfect
din. rm.. modern electric kitcher
with breakfast nook and pantry
space; lge. bedrms. and bath or
2nd floor. lge closets. pull-dowT
stairs to- storage attic: full bsmt
detached garage; beautiful, level ioj
I00x275. with shrubs and fruit tree,
3. +. BLANCHARD, Realtor
~. s-67b7 TIN 0 Pm. Daily.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
OPPORTUNITY

All you 2-bedroom rambler
hunters see this spacious
white brick and frame 72-ft.
beauty, on lge. level lot.
snugly located among lge. oak
trees, in beautiful location OF
expensive homes: 27-ft. liv,
rm., lge: kit. with breakfast
nook. bSmt. with outside
entrance, full stairway to
attic. Beautiful financing with
only S4.000 cash. See 1t and
you will agree you can't equal
It on today's XXX market.
Immed. pOSSessiOn
Evening star., 1952-09-23
SPACIOUS COLONIAL

Just on Lorcom lane at
Riverwood. where exclusive
locations and gracious living
reign supreme; you'll find this
MAGNIFICENT home within its
33-ft. liv. rm.. de luxe GE kit,
3 baths and powder rm.,
twin-size bedrms., full bsmt.;
det.. gar. Now vacant and
ready for occupancy. Reduced
Tor. quick sale; good financing
ana reas. dn. paymt. See 1t
Immediately.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

$3.50 DOWN, non-vets or vets; new
brick homes. 8 bedrms.; S1l, ,95O--
An-brick semidet. homes. located
lust over D. 6. line In Seat Pleasant.
No., Md;; 20.ft, iiy. rm; huge equip kit.
bedrms.; gas h.-w.h.: fully sodded
lots. Immediate poss. ROBERT S.
DAVIS d Co., WA. 5000 til 8 pm.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION in beauti-
tul Cheyerly. Large Cape Cod brick:
lst nr; has large iiv. rm. with firepl.,
tuli din. rm.. large bright kit. /
has. , enormous hedrms. and tile
bath; full bsmt.; buiit-in gar First
ALVIN Al EPL1Sa. M n.y. uN. 1 9nly @sis. sel 4 :apo'
HIGH ON A HILL AND PRETTY AS
FICTUhE-n YOU are looking for
large din. rni.. full bsnit., 2 bright
6PeqbLms:, Pe1b So. complete kit, real tile
new cond. and located real close-in,
ALVIN EPLfNdis. isGgi uN. is 6s1s. s "a aIs''
$50 PER MO. Brick rambler in popu-
lar Radiant Valley near new Land
over Hills School. Price reduced to
T1v,a VA 3sSO Q I'll I'll s pm. ROBERT s.
s:BR. BRIcK COLONIAL. s13.s5o:: %
9 really Ice. rms; firepI. in iiv. rm.
tile bath; full hsmt. 9O0-ft. lot,
Excel loc. near Md. Univ. Inspect
this home today and convince YOUR
self that this is the best buy on to-
days market. FILA approved. 20se
down; Can til 8 p.m... WA. 5000,
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO. --25
OWNER BUILDER leaving for Ga.
must sell this beautiful new 6rk.
Subdivision. College PARK. near is unis
Of Md. consisting Of 8 lge. rms,
1st floor lge. liv: rm with 10 ft.
plank picture window. open fire
place full din. rm... kit. fully
equipped fnrmtca sink top and
breakfast nook, exhaust fan and
J roughed in garbage disposal: big
hedrm. or den and full bath. 2nd
floor 2 lge. bdrms.. full bath, mas
ter bedrm. 16x19 IT.; built-in
garage with overhead door. daylight
bsmt. Brick wall entire front of lot
and driveway with ornamental rail-
ing; cost $1,000. Builder will give
$50 saving bond II this value can be
ddTplicsted: ~ Fnll price $1S;;g50; Can
TO. f137
Evening star., 1952-09-23
WOODLAND SETTING
sI1pER pAGn1rp

SUPER RAMBLER
Big de luxe brick, with
separate full size din. rm.,
q long cleaning kit. with
breakfast area, 3 lge. twin
size bedrms. and bsmt. A
quality home with all the re-
flnements, including garbage
disposal, lighted closets, etc.
Level lot. 95 IT. wide, with
lovely background of trees.
Owner is moving to farm and
has cut price to the bone for
quick sale at less than $50, 900.