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WINTHROP COLONIAL
TN RROOKHAVEN


Falls Church area, K-acre lot among
stately trees IN an area OF diStinc-
tion Is this imposing home construct
ed of stone. A winding walk leads
to this beautiful home and the front
door opens into an entrance foyer
of which is a large cathedral living
room with stone fireplace. separate
dining room and side porch, kitchen
equipped with .dishwasher. garbage
disposal. large de luxe stove and re-
frigerator. You step UP from living
room to twin-sized bedrooms and
tile bath, and again you step UP to
an diversified master bedroom with
private bath and large closets. The
basement has den. Y bath, laun-
dry room and space for maids room,
and a spacious Gear garage. See
this commanding home now. Low
down payment.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500 It'll o
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT, Kan
sas ave, d. c. 300 It.. sell ali or
SILVER RHSi 0WkES 0SSkTSsIn Nj; 44SS sSSDD,nr cen.
ter Of busy thoroughfare; annual
net income, $4,000; owner needs
cash, viii sacrifice for S39. 500 cash
rs%s aboxs trust; yps;rs oI; sElS S1s4; .,r "a vvS.,
sCS96 sS96 0qPshnsss Phons 9WT SS Ms ifG EnSaDo 3
9633 for details. bs
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

TsSDeHS soDe n rsSa slsrr B Z or se.sss Hssrs9E %a
location. Have substantial cash
Mrs. Cox: LU: 2-S136 or ST. 1858
PVT: PARTY desires invest funds il
limited number well-financed homes
good rental area; immed. cash. Bo,
IMMEbIATE CASH for your home o,
commercial property. Any location
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire,
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor.
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
home. Any location, any condition.
Quick action! RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
EX GIL. looking for a house in Sc. or
Prince Georges County; down pay
ment not over $1,000. Monthly
CARRYING charges not over $65. 10.
9-9S2S. 3
CLEAN, modern 3-bedroom. house:
equip. kit, full bsmt., lge. lot. firepl.
conv. Pentagon. $4,000 max, have
cash. No agents. JE. 3-23as. "a
FOREIGN EMBASSY will purchase
for cash direct from owner, large
house for chancery purpose, location
vicinity Massachusetts, west of Con-
nscttcut aves. No agents. Submit
ot1er In writing. Box 311-C, Star.
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STORES FOR RENT

10TH AND NEW YORK AVE-, NV
2 stores. Large show windows; air
conditioned. about 1900 So. It. SLID
mo. each. Parking available. Tc
inspect CALL ME. O095, COMET
REALTY co. 1908 New York ave.
ARLINGTON-1f you need a large
store. we can offer you 5000 So
It. in a ,well-established shopping
center with plenty Of parking. Cali
ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. IA. 2-168I.
AIR R-COND.-9th and E NV; End q.
FVt. entr., 9lx41' modern. ma. S696.
ARLNGToN-we have a store avail
EssS ss rsEz AbERTp EhRTpRIns FL COHEN aEfa
DOWNTowN CORNER, New York
ave. at 9th n.w.-Excellent display
stOra and a aeE Ssa for
IssSs sAP2s2eoGAs fsssSssSlf rent vEsFs lsHs
MODERN sToRE. 5121 Grant st.
ne; 20x50. in shopping center
with Highs. cleaners. food mkt,
popaated 0 colored oFaeSt0Fe nefPbofbsendy II hisny
formaiton. Formation EUi gn'al 4.1seat eAaddiitonai in
ROOM 38x50. 2o1 Kennedy st. NV.
StorSgS IN basement. on lease $500
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO. DI
STORE OR OFFICE on Union Station
PIsza; reasonable; available now.
11O7 EYLE ST. NV, at bus stop: will
redecorate; heat furn.: only $50 mo.
Call MR.. GEORGE. RE. 1915. "a
IA: AVE, In one Of the finest retail
BLOCKS, near Decatur st. Store, apt.
and garage; can be enlarged. MUM
SEY TRUST CO., Real Estate De-
DOWNToWNE906 0SS New York ~.
NV. Tailor shop, already equipped:
estab. for Il years: vacant now:
rent, $l25: Long lease If desired.
PAPAN1COLAS INVEST, DI. 3O47.
LYING QUARTERS. s.w. location;
s:so-s 1csat io[ In lisuST Sros store. Call eyes.
1902 14th ST. N.W.-One-story store.
sc1 show p windows. $135; EDw. p.
SCHWARTZ. INC, 1014 Vermont
ave. NV. DI 621n
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LOTS s ACREAGE FOR SAILS

MOVING SOUTH-Must sell beauti-
full building lot, adtac. Mantua ION
Lee blvd.) at. sacrifice. Please call
LAKE BARCROfT LOT, owner will
sell for his equity. For details. call
BEAUTfFuL i 1fFtf sLop1NG wooded lot.
approx. 33,50O 50. IT,. 129 IT. by
260 it.. high elevation overlooking
Bethesda Country Club. 7217 Long
wood drive. Bethesda, Md. Lot ex-
tends through to- Green Valley rd.
For particulars. phone OIL. 4994. 3s
ON MASS. AvE.-"Spring Valley
461l-13. Owner leaving, must sell;
terms. See me there today.
LOTS-44; water and sewer in i'm
mediate neighborhood; considerable
home-building on adjoining lots;
good selling white neighborhood,
Prince Geo. Co. VIII exchange for
improved properties, homes. apts.,
warehouses, etc. Let me know what
you have, selling price. terms. and
pertinent data. Prepared to DC
business. Box 342-B, Star.
FOREST, 20 lots IN
priced SS.50O. Utilities avaiisble,
Excellent piece Of ground for better
type subdivision. 10. 7-7117 . OF
LIN. 3oi1.
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'3INO I'D I 11G DAO1
OF ALL WEALTH

There is no better investment than
land in q faSt-growing community,
and especially land that will pay its
own way. I have "a acres. 7-rm.
house, 2 tobacco barns: l mile from
The D. c; line. in, the direction Of
priced right and the time is right
TO buy. Terms may be arranged, Cali
CLYDE J. MARKEY. owner, ME,
3407; eyes,, AP. 410S. %
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MORRISVILLE, VA.
(Warrenton Area)
PEACH ORCHARn

FEAOf1 OfLCT1AfLU
40 acres on State hwy, 1,400 peach
trees, 30 improved apple trees, 81
acres in heavy bluegrass, 9S acres
In saleable timber. presently oper-
ated as orchard and small cattle
worth machinery. House has rooms
% bedrooms). bath, cleo, and is in
good condition. Two wells, electric
pump. several springs. Price S3I $50
terms. For appt. to inspect or fol
{aTther naohr info call Mr: Olson. Ma
1929. BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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INVESTORS

51S acres located Just of Lee high
way Fairfax Co. Partly wooded fine
community. right in the path Of fu-
Ideal for stock farming Has tre-
mendous possibilities for Increase
IN value. Improved state highway
bisects the property. Price. 5000
per acre, 20c6 cash, balance in
equal semiannual payments. OWN
Err, WI. 5171.
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FAIRFAXCO.

l00-acre tract very close to Lee hieh.
way on improved State road; 35
cleared land. Very desirable loca-
tion in splendid community. $3.50
an acre; 20oz cash; balance IN Is
ITS Call OWNER. WI 6171.
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$12,500

% acres; brand-new 5-room cottage
with picture window looking out on
Blue Ridge mountains; a perfect
hideaway with enough land for your
own milk cows. chickents and rid
ing horses. Write or call MRS.
CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, Fox Ridge
Farm, Charlottesville. Va. Phone
81 l759. Brokers protected. .
WATER FRONT FARM
Westmoreland County, Va; here is
beaut. little 3Ia-acre farmette !;
new house with tile floor, firepl.
with Heatilator. 2 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm. and dinette, excel. screened
porches. elec. kit; right on the
water. on Bushfleld plantation, mr..
Mt. ,Holley; some furniture incl. !;
this house is immac.; excel. for re-
tirement home; low taxes, and priced
for quick sale at $4,000. Terms.
For additional information. phone
JAMES M. DOYLE
Erica. Va. Telephone Hague 2645.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1st COMMERCIALLY bsn1t., 600
SO. IT,, 2 entrances; heat and light
furnished; near Municipal Bldg. Gail
RE. 1855 after 6 pm. IS
TURKISH BATH and health club
basement space. suitable for either
steam rms. Location and space es-
tabliShed for many years for this
type business. To inspect, call MA
6S23. 511 Albee Building. %
N ST., near 18th; single-story busi-
ness building, 15 #. by 75 it.. $500.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

S:E.-New 5-family brk. semidet.; 1
bedrm.. indiv. heat; on busline;
$36.60O. equity cash. 10. 3-6SS9.
ARLENGTON-By owner, leaving city,
Four-unit corner, det.. tap. brick;
income, S4 $50: annual GT trust
e. b min. to Pentagon. Box 315-C,
sToRERooM with 7-room ant. and
2 building lots in good Alexandra
619Gation: 6@ $3.50 A bargain at S21,950.
SIX UNITS EACH-Two bedrms ;
fh9ws p1S%ouf5 approx q l5 siIysr return s3I9
PTlss9s. $4,000. No agents. 81 81.
LARGE DOWNTOWN BLDG. with With 3
very responsible commercial ten
ants; annual income. $4,000; all
e1gsass5 ass 1853 casS and neeseG sssss
balance 1st trust with building and
loan. LISS REALTY CO.. ME.
666s: eyes,. MI. 5344. =
FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY,
BOZ 9th st. n;w.-1Sx10O #. lot
with 2-story frame dwelling; lot
or house adaptable to any type Of
Rasinsssi sH' sssbasJ' JEROME s. MURRAY.
CORNER neishborhood shopping zee CEN
ter-Six modern stores, 9 yrs. old:
all leased to diversified businesses:
adaptable for 8 tenants; will con-
slider individual sale; $4,000 an
nual rent: tenants furnish utili-
ties: JEROME S. MURRAY. LA.
ROOMING HOUSE. 1900 blk. 10th st.
n.w.-Attractive brick. IA rms, 3
baths, 2-car brick gar. Only S26,-
$50; low down payment, good terms.
Call Mr.: Stern. TU. 21O0: ewes, co.
1854. AVON SHOCKEY. Realtor. a
1917 COLUMBIA RD. NV, vacant
Eleven rms. 4 baths: apts., partly
iurn. . Only $1,000 down. Open Sum
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STORES FOR RENT tcon,.)
JOIN CRUSADE

To Silver Springs busiest shoppinr
area; low rent for family shoe store,
bakery, delicatessen. baby shop, etc.
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LEESBURG. VA

One hundred sixteen acres productive
land. very desirable for raising beei
cattle. well-fenced and plenty OF
springs. Five-bedroom, 2-bath stone
house with all modern conveniences
Outbuildings. including good bank
reasonable price on farm for uuicS
sale. Call Mr.. Olson, MA. $500: ewes
and week ends, WO. 1929. BOSS a
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st n M -
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR BUY 10000 or more
square feet for used car lot. Must
area with heavy pedestrian traffic'
MR.. REINES, OR. 34OO. a
WILL INVEST $4,000 in central
commercial property. suitable for
furniture and appliances; at least
MR.. DAVIDOFF, 5515 14th st. NV.
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For Wholesale Business
APPROX 5T,vs ,n;S 1000 90 So; IT,. on / floor;
come from 8 apis. above. plus S55
mo. will pay for this valuable prop
erty, including taxes. To inspect,
call DI. S724 or MIR. PERRY, OIL.
O947. or MR.. MAY. JU, 5-6527.
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18 ACRES

$500 ALLENTOWN RD.-Three-bed-
room house, barn. workshop and
tractor. mower. disc and blow. Apnlt
orchard and peach trees. viii not
last long. S14,95O, terms. WEST
REAL ESTATE. 10. 9-93OO: ewes,
Evening star., 1952-08-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,,
OPEN 2 TO 6
SATURDAY
ATEYANDDTA
50Q IJPI,AND pr,

0US UPLAND FL.
High on . hill. beautiful clean pre-
100-ft. frontage. 1st fl. has centel
hall, liv. rm. 14x24 with firepl.
very large screened porch, gooC
din. rm., kit. large enough fol
breakfast table. service porch, ano
pantry: basement has pine-paneleo
rec. rm. with firepl., and above.
ground windows, utility rm. with
toilet and. tubs; oil heat; att. gar.
ind fl. has master bedrm. with
pvt; bath and French door 10 sur
deck. : other large bedrms.. !
twin-bed size and bath. Wonderful
place for children. Price, S2S,b00
about $4,000 cash required,
Directions; From downtown Alexan-
dria west on King ST. to top Of hill
beyond Masonic Temple to Upland
place, turn left on Upland la blkS
to open sign on right. For furthe,
Mrs. Duckett. TIE. 2423. re. 3445
CHARLES r. HOOFF, INC.
l701 Duke ST., Alex. Va.
OPEN SAT.-SUN., / TO z
Rambler value. unsurpassed-3 twin
bed rms; full bsmt.; "a bath;
breakfast-size kitchen with full
equipment. Dir: Arl. blvd. to Lee
Blvd. Hgts." sign, left on Olin DIR,
ga blks. to Open sign.
HANES co.
2o4o Wilson Blvd. ow. 2oe1
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5continusd On Next Fsse5
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22

9yN % H. Frank Pace has revealed
u" is essentially artillery immea
uaby greater than artillery
platform
highly mobile atomic travel per
weighing about IS tons bridges which
already trained build heavy equipment
operations
1T can fire with comparable conventional artillery
ADDED that there no doubt that the impact atomic weapons
will eventually bring significant changes the Ays traditional
sion Of closing with and destroying enemy"
GERMANY-Te and possible open conflict
made by East Deputy Prime
should the Bonn sign the contract with the
Ulbrht made his threat
The day the signed West Berlin will learn
its consequences" lie
appeared likely preparing
cold tactics " have already been agreed upon by Red leaders
The the Defense Com
for oeace treaty with The will set the terms for
of Allied troops in West Germany.
10 months
scheduled for completion last week
attorneys argue the legality of President Tn seizure
Industry LAWYERS termed the government mere trespaer and
charged President had right either law under the
Administration lawyers however commended
tuition the only had the right but the duty to head off ma
The They had been used before in lower
cause parabe Especially the should negotiate
with $4,000 CLIO eworkers The government argued
that the President commander chief and must obey the law and
protect the security of the nation.
would hand down
constitutional Of the
President
RED METHODIST what extent the Communists will 60 to gain
their the kidnapping OF Brig Cen Fran
the Koe prison compound according to
East unadulerated
seized by compound gate and held
Communists demanded I'd An
against the prisoners; O An end
repatriation discussion the Korean
talks end screenng "a Immediate recog
milton of organization of prisoners that would permit n TO 0f
lin with the command
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May II, according to word re-
ceived here. Mrs. Wells is the
former Frances Dehnert, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. I. l.. Deb
merit of Hardin.
Mrs. Jack Arbogast and Mrs.
Carl K. Aldrich were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Brown.
Royal Johnson, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Walfred Johnson.
broke his wrist while playing
Thursday.
Mrs. 1. L. Dehnert was in
Helena last week, where she
attended the Diocesan conven-
tIon of the Episcopal church. =
Glen E. Mcdowell of Portland,
Ore, spent last week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Mcdowell in Hardin.
Al appliance dealer in Port
land, Mr.. Mcdowell was enroure
by plane to Chicago on a bus
mess trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frazer
and son, Bobby, drove to Chey-
enne, Wyo., over the week end,
where they met Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Thompson and son, VINO
are enroute to Burdett, II. Y,
to make their home. Mrs.
Thompson is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frazer.
Committeeman G. w. Jones
ano delegates J. Ernest Weiil-
berg and Mrs. H. l.. Brother
soE of Wyola were in Helena
attending the state Demo:ta;ic
convention this week.
Miss Corrinne Redden ana
Mrs. Montana Watts Went on
a fishing trip over the Week
end and were Joined by iiier.ds
ir Pryor.
MIR. and Mrs. Bob Ewing of
Red Lodge moved to Hardin
Miss '' Gladys chessnover of
Billings and Mrs. Christine
Bliss of Worden were weekend
guests at the Harvey Barnett
home. Mrs. Lille Mcleod was
also a guest for Sunday din
ner. Miss Chessnover, Mrs. Bliss
and Mrs. Barnett are teachers
at the Huntley Project high
school at Worden.
Sunday guests at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Ray Rulnfelt
and daughter were Mr.. and
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Mrs. Joe Knoll of Bridger, Mrs.
Ruben Stefan and daughter,
Darlene, of Edgar and Miss
Dottie Knoll of Billings.
Martin Garcia and Alexan-
dria Toris, both of Hardin, were
issued a marriage license in
Billings Tuesday.
BE at Georges Economy Store
every Saturday evening at 7::30
for the Auction Sales. Harold
Lind, auctioneer. Bring in your
items. We will sell 'em for you.
Adv:
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Wag-
ner, Jr., CT Billings were over
night guests Saturday of MIR.
and Mrs. Howard Wagner, ST..
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Bucking-
ham and Mrs. Norris, grand
mother of Mrs. Buckingham,
were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Edel Boggess and daughter,
Norma. Mrs. Norris recently ar-
rived from Arkansas and plans
to make her home in Hardin
with her granddaughter.
Miss Marilyn Wagner under
went a tonsillectomy at the
Deconess hospital in Billings
Thursday.
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Druft Bodrd Coils
l3 for PhYsicdls

Big Horn county draft board
recently issued calls to IS men
for pre-phySical examinations
according to a board announce
ment this week.
Those who will leave June 2
for Butte are Cedric A.. Plain
Feather, John Onion, Donald
Spotted, John III. Willett, George
A. Hert, Phillip zier, Lloyd M.
Dawes, Melvin L. Hart, Jack
L. Arbogast, Tommy j. Red
Wolf, Joe Keller, Teddy Bur
roughs, and Cloyde III. Barnes.
The board also stated that
anyone wishing to meet with
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nomic and technical aid r. ,ndor,,o,ouo.
areas. 'ei0peo
Recently the senate committee con.
slderlng the bill recommended 70 "a nor
cent across the board cut The house com.
600, 900 ''ii @1''io''
The statements: Against this back.
ground Sen. Tom Connally of Texas asked
ior General E1senhower's opinion con.
corning the cuts. The general replied bv
saying 81 billion cut would be '.heavily
ana seriously felt" and that material.
~ greater" cut would require drastic re.
VISION Tor present defense plans. To this
statement Senator Taft responded. imme.
olately: II want to reduce the expendi.
ture by billion dollars more than the
congressional committee wants to. It will
no way endanger the security of the
country"
These statements tend to point I'D the
split in the Republican party on foreign
affairs, considered by many as serious as
the Democratic civil rights split, Senator
Tatt, OF course, is the center of the ina.
tionalist' wing and General Eisenhower
OF the Internationally. If these view.
points reach a showdown on the foreign
aid bill the reaction may carry over into
the Republican convention in July.
Neither of these two candidates for
the Republican presidential nomination
has made secret of his beliefs concern
ing foreign aid. 1t is surprising, however,
that the issue was forced at this time. 1t
is the first open clash between the two
men who, at the moment have the great
est chance of becoming the COP. candi-
date.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-22
SORREL LIGHTS CLUB

Sorrel Lights Home Demon
stration club met at the home
of Mrs. Lois Haynie on May 7,
with a 100 per cent attend
ance. Roll call was answered
by giving a favorite sport.
Mrs. MARY Quest reported on
the Well-child clinic; Mrs.
Quigly on care of the electric
iron, and Mrs. Weinberg, on
how to fix an electric cord.
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SCANNING THE WEEKS NEWS
of Moin Street and the World
Two 1opG.O.P. Candidates State
Views Proposed FOREIGN Aid Bill

rOK5SN AD Inc congressional debate on the
proposed foreign aid BID has added
nibt IRON tne Republican pary leading candidates
The background: The administration asked e.
aid for next year This ogn
military aid: S189OO0000 Tor
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ATTENDS CONFERENCE

Mrs. Lura P. Strand, county
superintendent of schools, at
tended a conference of school
officials held last Thursday and
Friday, May 16 and II at the
state capitol building in Helena.
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of Ko sboHng location OF Onfea ne.
prisoner bere Gen Dodd Was beia BY eo"7H'
prisoners. - I'd
evident as pointed out by that the seizure OF
Ddd linked with the Korean peace TANKS
deadlocked exchanging prisoners OF war
The East commander said any repns 20 Ie
eral Dodd was at stake and should be accordingly This was
would be revised or ignored
FOR FAST RESULTS USE TRIBUNE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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them must write in for an APP
poointment.
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Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE

GIFT. Westinghouse refrigerator; also
rollaway bed. 423 Cody. 21-1*
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01
EXECUTORS SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property

The undersigned, Executor under the
Last Will and Testament of William
J. Simpson, deceased, will expose to
sale by way of Public Vendue, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1852
AT 1000 A. N.
on the premises of Ernest w. slmp-
son, In the Town of Houston, Kent
County, Delaware
FARM MACHINERY
All of the Farm Machinery of the
late William j. Simpson, including the
following:
one 2-section steel roller. l wheel
harrow, New Idea plant setter, ]
mower, ! one-roW Stafford corn cut
ter, / Row Crop 40 Oliver Tractor lin
No. l conditiOn); one Row Crop 20
Oliver cultivatOrs practically new; /
two bottom il inch Massey Harris
plows, one 8 it. double disc (practi-
cally new: 1 three section drag har-
row: l Mccormick Deering Manure
Spreader practically new); one l3-
spout John Deere NanBrunt high
speed drill, on rubber practically
new; l irOnwheel wagon, iron
axle wagon, ] Oliver combine (prac-
tically new; 2 sweet potato plows, ]
John Deere tWo-row corn planter, l
set wagon springs, / hay rack, ] mark
er walking harrOws, lot of galVaniz-
ed roofing; l large double block and
fan with rope, one 4-can lard pot, !
wheelbarrow, brooder stoves with
covers, / lime and phosphate spread
er. / corn shelter practically new)
2 walking plows, lot of poultry wire,
lot of bushel baskets, / Cyclone Seed
Sowcr (practically new, and many
other items 100 numerous TO mention.
TERMS o. SALE: CASH.
SAMUEL CARL SIMPSON
Executor of the Estate of VIII
liam j. simpson, deceased.
/ 2-1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1952

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1852
BEGINNING AT 100 O'CLOCK P. M.
Rain or Shine
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Two tire racks, huorescent light
for bench, cot, coffee urn, acetylene
welding outfit, Buick head, battery
charger, battery charger testing stand
10 "a tractor tire and rim, a horse
electric motor, miscellaneous plumb
ing parts, washing machine. 1885 Chev-
rolet transmission, 9 huoresCent fix
lures, pipe dies, pot burner, mscel-
laneOus tools miscellaneous motor
parts, electric toaster, miscellaneous
bolts and nuts, BOwes Vulcanizer, cleo
trio weldeT. steel drums. extension
ladder, hose, wire locker, trailer, 1885
Ford truck, shed, miscellaneous paint,
paint Sprayer, miscellaneous wheel
pullcrs, ridge Teamer stencil set. car
radio, other articles for garage too
numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH day Of sale.
BEN o. MATLAck
Frederica, Delaware
Dickerson Brothers. AuCtiOneerS.
1-25-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01
PUBLIC SALE
GR VALUABLE
Personal Property

/ viii sell at Public Auction at the
ESso Station. Frederick, on Highway
l13, the following Garage and Restaur-
ant Equipment. on
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01
IN MEMoRiAM

In loving memory Of our mother
Jennie Dawson, who departed this lie
January 25, 1916:
This day brings back n sad memory
OF a dear one who is laid to rest
And those who think of her today
Are those who loved her best.
Was six years ago tonight, dear mo-
ther,
When YOU were called away;
No one knows how lonely it is with
out you,
We miss you mere each day.
Sadly missed by Daughter Ella and
Grandchildren -I-l'