davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-01
Cattle Increase
Second Highest

MONTANA HAD the second larg-
est increase in cattle numbers be-
tween 1900 and 1852 and now ranks
ninth in the nation with a total cat
tie population of 1,925. 900 head.
The 1900 population was 875,O0O,
making the increase 54.54 percent to
date. This increase was exceeded
percentage-wise only by North Da-
kota, with 54.55. North Dakota has
988,OO0 beef cattle today.
States which lead Montana in ac-
tual numbers are Texas (7,35O,OOO
head), Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, South
Dakota, Missouri, Oklahoma and
Illinois.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-01

An American law permits the
flag to fly at night in two places
only 81 The Capitol building and
over the Maryland grave of Francis
Scott Key.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-01
48 CHOICE
RANGE BULLS

and Herd Sire Prospects consigned
by leading breeders in the stote. u
you wont real quoIitv bulls, don't
miss this importont sole.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
1.-Two New Cases Raise
Polio Total 10 43O

Two new cases of polio reported
today raised the current Metro
politan Area total to 430 as COM
pared to 205 at this date last
year.
Montgomery and Arlington
County Health Departments each
reported one new case. setting
their current totals at So and Sc,
respectively.
The Montgomery case involved
a 5-year-old girl Of the 1900 block
of Terrapin road, Silver Spring
admitted to Children's Hospital.
Fifty-two cases had been reported
at this time last year.
The Arlington victim was a g.
year-old girl of the 4400 block of
North Seventeenth street, also ad-
mitted to Children's. Eighteen
cases had been listed in the county
at this date last year.
Following are the current totals
of other Metropolitan areas: Dis
trict, 1876; Alexandria. IL: Fair
fax, 70, and Prince Georges. 50.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Parrot Fever Cases
Laid to Relaxing of
Curb on Love Birds
by the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Oct. 22.-Love
birds were blamed today for new
human cases of psittacosis, OF
parrot fever.
A virus disease, psittacosis af-
fects the lungs, like a form o1
pneumonia, and causes chills
fevers and coughs.
\ 1t was widely epidemic in this
country 20 years ago. and caused
some deaths. Strict rules were
placed on importation and sale OF
parrots, parakeets or love birds
and other breeds of the parrot
family.
These rules were relaxed this
year and thousands of parrot
family birds have been imported
for sale.
At least six human cases oc-
Cured last spring in Peekskill and
OSSining. N. Y, DR.. Theodore S
Drachman of PeekSkin told the
American Public Health Associa-
tion.
United States Public Health off,
cials have reported two human
cases in Connecticut. two in Min
nesota and one in Colorado since
January.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
By Frank Corey

ASSoclofeo PTesS science kepoNeT
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Kittens
have helped point the way to q
possible means of preventing q
common cause of blindness in pre-
mature human infants, a Texas
researcher reported today.
DR.. w. r. Hepner Of the Uni
versity Of Texas School Of Medi-
cine at Galveston said that ex-
periments with newborn kittens
gave first scientific evidence to
strengthen a theory that a diet
high in salt might tend to produce
a visual defect known as retro
lental fibroplasia. and that, there
fore. a low-salt diet might prevent
it.
Retrolental Fibroplasia (RLF)
is a condition wherein blood ves-
sells behind the lens of the eye be-
come engorged and thickened-
often resulting in total loss oi
sight. It's been known to affect
up to 80 per cent Of a given group
of premature infants. 1t ranks
high among the causes of blind
ness in all pre-school children
and its specific cause is still un-
known.
DR.. Hepner told the 21st annual
meeting of the American Academy
of Pediatrics that kittens were
chosen for the tests because, of all
easily available animals, the new
born cat has an immature" eye
closely akin to that of the prema-
ture human infant from the
standpoint of physical develop
ment.
Feeding the kittens diets high
in salt content, he said, caused
optical defects closely resembling
those of human infants suffering
from "RLF."
Following the kitten tests, he
declared, diets extremely" low in
salt were fed 81 premature in
fants in the "acute" stage of the
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Dynamite Truck Exp|odes
In Virginia Killing Two
D. the Assoejcsed Press

SPEEDWELL, Va, Oct. %. -
State police and inspectors from
the State Highway Department
investigated today the cause of a
dynamite explosion that wrecked
Ia truck and killed two highway
workers.
The victims were John E. Shan
ahan, AZ. a department superin-
tendent, Of Speedwell. and James
Preston Norman. 68, highway
foreman of Rural Retreat.
The explosion occurred yester-
day on State Route 80, near this
Wythe County community.
The truck was loaded with 10
cases of dynamite which was being
carried to q quarry about eight
miles from the scene of the blast.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Corinne Griffith and Others
Seek Income Tax Repeal
BY the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22.-For.
mer Actress Corinne Griffith
Actor Charles Coburn and other!
are listed as proponents of a ma.
tional campaign to repeal Fedora
income taxes.
Bertrand Gearhart of Fresno
Calf. former Congressman, sale
yesterday several persons have
formed an organization to worl
for repeal of the income tax law
and will file articles of incorpora-
ton Immediately.
Listed as directors are Mis-.
Griffith, who is the wife of George
Marshall, owner of the Washing.
ton Redskins pro football team;
Coburn; Gearheart and Lorrin L
Morrison and Frank Chodorov
publishers.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Jeun HershoIt Awarded
Bible for Radio Role

Jean Hersholt, star of the Or
Christian" radio program. yester-
day was awarded a Bible by the
Laymen's National Committee fol-
the great influence for good" his
portrayal engenders.
The presentation was made by
Earl Bunting, chairman of the
committees Bible Week observ-
ance.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Kittens Help Scientists Fight
blindness in Premature Infants

disease-and "a of them achieved
perfectly normal vision"
But the doctor stressed that the
human cases were especially Sc
Ilected ones. who had the ailment
at a stage which would not ordi-
narily be diagnosed in genera.
medical practice.
THE point is," he told a re-
porter. that these studies sug-
|geSt a possible means of proven.
tion Of the condition. but by nc
means suggest a cure for a condi-
ton already established"
Evening star., 1952-10-22
French Scientist Tells
OF New Treatment for
Cancer Of Breast
BY the Assoeiuted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. GA French
scientist today described a new
treatment for advanced breast
cancer which he says has beer
twice as successful as traditional
methods.
The findings of DR.. Francois Bac-
1esse of the Curie Institute, Paris
were backed up by DIR. Maurice
Lenz of New York. who has used a
similar method at the Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center.
The two doctors disclosed their
technique before the American
Cancer Society at its five-day an
nual meeting.
The new technique uses extra
heavy doses of X-ray which have
hitherto been considered too dan
gerous. No surgery is used. The
traditional treatment has been
surgery (removal of the breast)
followed by a limited dose of X-ray
to prevent recurrence.
Method Still Experimental.
Both doctors emphasized that
the method is still experimental
and that, for some time to come,
removal of the breast must con-
tinue to be the most common treat
ment for breast cancer.
At the same time, however, they
claimed to have cured many cases
which some surgeons considered
hopeless. Furthermore, they said,
their techniques are constantly
improving.
The patient is made to endure
more than 11a times the normal
dose of radiation by extending it
usually as long as four months.
This is contrary to the commonly
held opinion of physicians that
X-ray doses are most effective
when given all at once, or during a
short time span.
Treat Advance Gases.
44AC CWO P1ASo4C1dI1O nave C4luo
far worked only with cases con-,
sidered too far advanced to be
good surgical risks. Of Isl cases
treated by Baclesse in Paris be-
tween 1936-1946, A were cured,
and years later had showed no
recurrence of cancer, he said.
DR.. IenZ said the record of "a
patients cured out of Isl treated
by DR.. Baclesse was more than
double the number of cures that
would have resulted if the same
Isl patients had undergone
surgery.
OF 81 advanced breast cancer pa
tients similarly treated by DR..
Lenz at Columbia Presbyterian
between 1888 and 1910. 10 were
cured and free of any recurrence
several years later, he said.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Russiu Complains to Iron

TEHERAN, Iran. Oct. az. (P)
Russia complained to Iran to-
day about a local newspaper re-
port that arms were being smug-
gled into Iran from the north
Foreign Minister Hossein Fatemi
said an investigation would be
made.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Prague to Sign With iran

LONDON. Oct. % R.-Prague
radio announced last night that
the Czechoslovak government had
completed trade agreement with
Iran. No details were given.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
|Reuther Says Political Fixers
Were Back of B0rkIey Incident

|hours telling Mr.. Barkley that
many delegates friendly to labor
could not be swung over because
they were morally bound to sup
port other candidates.
1--WE said, We love you. you have
been a real champion of organ
lied labor
"Barkley said. I understand
your position. I made the mistake
LOT getting into the race too late. ;
Jack Kroll said IT wouldn't be
fair to you as an individual. It's
Ia killing job. The President at
68 thinks he's too DID,
I'VE left under friendly terms,
but the political fixers didn't want
it that way. They began to cir
culate these vicious stories and the
newspapers deliberately misrep-
resented our position.
MIR. Kroll is director of the CIO
Political Action Committee.
MIR. Reuther spoke at a PAC
rally. He told delegates he con-
sidered Gov. Stevenson lone Of the
most independent. truly courage
Gus people to come on the scene in
the last so years."
Evening star., 1952-09-07
By The Associated Pres.

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Sept
6.-The Russians don't like it. but
they are expected to pay more OF
the cost Of running the United
Nations next year while the United
States pays a little less than in
1852. The United States will pay
almost three times as much as
Russia. however.
The committee on contributions
proposed today that the United
States share be reduced from $500
per cent Of the budget to 35.12 in
1858. This would amount to saw
ing Of $850.000 on the basis of a
1853 budget estimate of $47,765,-
200. The United States assess
ment this year is $15.844.000.
Russia viii be asked to pay 1928
per cent Of the total, instead of
be an increase Of about 81, 100, 900
this years 9.85 per cent. This will
over this years $4,229, 900.
Britain will pay 1890 per cent,
France SITS and China 5.62. The
figures this year were 1886, 5.75
and 5.75.
Other countries assessments
range down to A100 Of / per cent.
The recommendations will be
taken up by the General Assembly.
which meets here October IA. and
are expected to be approved.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
vinson Asks Georgians
To Support Stevenson
MIIL,EDGEVuI,E. ca. {

MIILEDGEVILLE. Ca. Sept. 6.
Representative Carl vinson, a
veteran Of So years in Congress,
today pledged his 100 per cent
plus" support to the Stevenson
Sparkman Democratic ticket.
His Endorsement of the National
party's candidates came after
several Georgia political leaders
had given half hearted approval,
or none at all, to Gov, Stevenson
and Senator Sparkman.
In a statement, the chairman
of the House Armed Services
Committee urged all persons who
have "the interest of our country
at heart to rally to the cause Of
the Democratic prosperity" And
he predicted a Democratic VIC
tory in November.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BY III. A.,esiat.d Pres.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 6.-Walter
Reuther, denying he rejected AL
ben Barkley as a Democratic Pres
idential nominee, today gave bis
account of what happened at a
Chicago convention breakfast
meeting.
The CIO United Auto Workers
president said reports that he and
other labor leaders had killed the
Vice Presidents chances at the
Democratic convention were "Vi-
ciouS stories"
Then he said:
Certain political fixers ap-
preached labor leaders at the con-
vention proposing that they per-
suade labor delegates to come out
for a Barkley- Russell ticket.
1--WE had nothing against Bark
ley but we wouldn't take Senator
Russell under any circumstances.
We consider Barkley our very dear
friend and under no conditions did
we want to hurt his feelings"
Then-saying "fixers" arranged
the breakfast meeting-Mr. Reu-
ther declared labor men spent two
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Maryland Lutheran Men
Meeting Near GETTYSBURG
Special Dispatch 10 The Sior

GETTYSBURG. Pa. Sept. g.
The annual retreat for laymen of
the Maryland Synod of the United
Lutheran Church in America is
being held at Camp Nawakwa near
here. It's theme is Every Man in
His Place"
DR.. Frank Fife. Synod president
and president Of the Synod Broth
erhood. greeted the men at a
dinner tonight.
The program included a "sing-
spiration." scripture lesson, retreat
prayer and an address by the Rev.
Francis E. Reinberger. A lesson
about the stars was given by DR..
Louis KrauSe.
The Rev. F. j. Eckert, retreat
pastor. will deliver the sermon to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
500 Fans See Bill Herson
AT Special Birthday Show

Bill Herson. radio station WRC's
early bird disc jockey, celebrated
his birthday yesterday at Wood
ward and Lothrop's Bethesda store
with 500 friends and a special
show.
The proceedings were broadcast
from 6 am. to 8 am. over WRC.
Mrs. Herson and daughter.
Paddy, IL, were on hand. So was
the Woodward and Lothrop
Choral Group which serenaded
Mr.. Herson. There was a birthday
cake with one candle, which some
friends said represented 100 years.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Russia to Pay More U. N. Cost, U. S. Less

During private discussions Of the
contributions committee, Russia's
q. F. Saksin protested vigorously
against the proposed changes. He
argued that the Soviet Union al
ready was paying to much and the
United States too little.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Music Club Meets Toduy

The Madeleine Aughinbaugh
Parent-Teacher Music Club will
hold its first meeting of the sea-
son at 3 o'clock today at the home
OF its president. Mrs. Edna M.
Steed, 8l8 Gallatin street NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Iowun Gets 6. O. P. Post

The Republican National Com
mittee announced yesterday ap-
pointment of Whitney Gillilland
Glenwood, Iowa lawyer, as an as
sistant director of organization
He is a former chairman of the
Iowa Republican State Central
Committee.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

Mount Eagle PTA to Meet
The PTA of the Mount Eagle
School in Jefferson Manor, Fair
fax County, will meet at 8 pm
tomorrow in the school.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
MUCHAS GRACIAS!

Thank you, Washington, for your greet
response to our Complete Oil Heat Budget
Plan. Now thot our office stoff is out from
under the avalanche Of applications, we ore
reody to accept new Budget series starting
this month. Here is chance to wrap your
fuel bills and oil burner service costs into one
neat little package and to avoid those big mid
winter bills around Xmas time by making
small. easy deposit each month and at no extra
cost, either. Coll the Fuel Budget Company,
John P. Aenew, Inc, 80 Patterson ST. ME-,
National $685.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
The |3II3tE|1}3. a [I!l!z In 1l!ll
A Food Freezer and
Refrigerator Combined

Get hgeer.fhan.euer frade.in ON the sensational
Evening star., 1952-08-15
$1O,95O-S77.5O Mo.

P1U, U,UOO"PT BsOO As4O'
Only $3.50 cash. down payment re-
auired to purchase this coZy. 2-bed-
room 2-story home, on nice lot,
convenient location. 10 minutes
from the Pentagon. Now vacant and
decorated: featuring oil heat. tiled
bath, level lot, lovely garden in
rear.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-De luxe g.
bedrm, oceean-frt. apt; fine furni-
WYEDwoSp sYEf S5o2 "k ga: oeeaD1ircnt 07hs .pts.
sleeps g.; SIS weekly: vacancies
Aug. II. BYRNE Co, 1910 Board
walk. Phone 2-2826.
'SEASHORE RENT
GOOD OLD REHOBOTH. DEL---Latt
vacations increasing; coy 6-room
cottage. modern equipped. exclusive,
block from ocean. Reduced rates.
Sept. October months or weeks.
ARTHUR MORRIS. phones 217 OF
OR1LR HentarnflIa Nd II o
Evening star., 1952-08-15

Across the street from New Con-
gressional Library. 2 blocks from
Capitol; air cond.; janitor service
Approx. 1000 50. It. area: ideal
for doctor. C. D. KELLEY. KE.
3-6644; ewes. OR. 1886.
Evening star., 1952-08-15

220 ACRES; old 7-rm. home; elec. !;
barn, corn crib, garage. etc.: "a mi.
water front; swimming. fishing.
$15,950.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-08-15
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY

fhSRehS hoRe II sSoa slsrn B. OF Or seassS ssSrsG%
lea hl9cation; Have substantial cash.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the saie
OF your nome. business or invest
Gall R. A HUMPHREYS, Realtor
SOS North Capitol. MA. $3.50 Free
appraiSals. Results since 1919
HOUSES FOR CASH to sell on terms,
We pay cash and sell on terms Call
US for bid. regardless of location
or condition.. call at once. No charge
!isn csl g0sEp2 29nksihssieSt kiSsKY S.
5311. III
WANTED. houses and apts., particu-
larly. Woodbridge. Michigan Park and
waiting with substantial cash. Some
AZ cash. Call today. Y. D. JOHNS
. T0R. 81 Hpi IrnSS;;,E nsdS; pc. $500 $500 1.17
Sc. Fairfax Village. $50 down
owner. Box 30-E, Star. rs
WILL PAY You CASH for your
home. Any location any condition.
CAN HELP YOU PROCURE beau
elevator bldg, in NV. If you list your
Call after 8 pm ia. 75II. -i7
I WANT HOUSES, AND 4-FAMILY
FLATS in any. section; will pay cash
lor lots same Call Mr.. Tucker. GOLD
STEN BROS. Re. 1888; ewes. ia
WILL PAY UP TO $1,000 DOWN,
$l75 mo-; 3-bedrm. house; Chevy
Chase. Bethesda, Kensington or
Silver Spring. ia. 7-9111. 80
MAY WE HELP you IN THE SALE
OF YOUR VIRGINIA PROPERTIES
Homes. acreage, building sites, small
farms. business property.
]. MACPHERSON REALTY
1O02 N. Quincy st., Arl.. IA. 2-4019
Evening star., 1952-08-15

ON THE JAMES RIVER, east Of
Petersburg. Va, about $50 acres OF
land with about a mile Of beau
tiful sandy beach, especially safe
for children. Included Is q lake Of
about 200 acres developed from q
former cypress swamp, stocked by
the State with favorite kinds of fish
and fed by artesian wells. This
property has for many years been
popular as summer vacation place,
large beach house, comfort stations.
warehouse. boats and picnic equip
ment. The neighborhood is excep-
tionally good and a hard road leads
to the property. Now is the best
time of the year to investigate as
everything is in full swing. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV,
ma. 1166.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
BUILDERS
HUNT COUNTRY

HUNT COUNTRY
IA to 5 acre home sites in beautiful
Potomac High Lands in the rolling
charming white farm fences, liberal
terms. Mr.. Qualls on premises daily.
Dir: Out River rd. to Potomac
shop. center. right on Great Falls
I'd. to Potomac High Lands sign
and left to open sign.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY
OIL, 1904 -O1
Evening star., 1952-08-15
$3.50
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

WOODLAND BEACH cottage, sleeps a.
Vk. Cali wa. siss after 50 ) Pm. r:
APT. comfortable: furnished: ON
pay. VIII accommodate party OF "a.
cSa|. cRsagi. E 6y week Call Wo. 1855. ii
boating and swimming: sandy beach.
wATERFTRSoNTI MT cottage. taaa: LAX. "a. JACK
SON, bedrms., furn.; outboard:
aaygail ayail: .Agg. Agg. 25 to Nov. 1freeze1.
Colonial BEACH CorrAGEIAc.
commodate s; gas. eiec., water: Ice
NoE NssEssned E@IY porch. Ak. 3eo7. 'Ss'
NORTH BEACH. MD.---5-rm. cottage,
sss; $50 sesk, s,ss' IA! big: fsss' e sand beach;
SCIENTISTS cfiFFse. at Port Repub.
ne, Nd: 2 furn. cottages avail. Sat.
atternoon, Aug. 23; equip. for {
at S42 per wk: Large community
5aass::' 5niaas:' ts. bay beach and fresh water
"A mi. beyond Prince Frederick. or
pacne ericn LYNN Lynn MILES. Prince Fred
SEELD Estate coLoNy-BayY Yrn front,
$$aa55e $a5 wk.; avail. Immediately. Elk.
Long BEACH: Waterfront f cot,as.
10 70 9/2O. limited to 9 people,
$L5 wkly.; other /, 2 and 4-bedroom
Aug. 18th. Rents S45 to 500 wkly.
Exclusive waterfront colony. no finer
bathing, fishing or grabbing on
Chesapeake Bay. M. Z. ROCKHnL,
INC. Phone Prince Frederick 3O8-J.
COLONIAL BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven. on Potomac River at ist st.
Cottages and unusual apts., cool,
all elec., baths. hot water. swim, fish,
crab. co. O611 eyes,, Mon. Thurs.
-21
conven. to stores; clean: accommo.
dates a; nice surroundings. Rear
Deale School PHI. West River 6164.
LOCH HAvEN-New house. sleeps 8.
AMI. Avail Aug. 23. $40 wk.
SScel SSrls swmins seR po bSa,s. as q sstnT taT
duck hunting: 10. 52s5. IL
EEaen GAn.aaA Nfazk laaaAA
Evening star., 1952-08-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY
COOL MOUNTAIN RETREAT

Cooler temperatures and fresh air at
this 1,70O-foot elevation with an
expansive view almost to Washing
ton. Secluded but accessible by
paved road. less than 30 miles from
the city. Heating, plumbing, elec.
and phone installed. Ideal for your
at $19,500 with acreage. JOHN
ALLEN JOHNSTON. broker. Lees
burg. Va, 6S3 and 9S.
Evening star., 1952-08-15

CONTINUED On Next Pa0el
Evening star., 1952-08-15
RAMBLER
%00 Q50

3 Bedrooms-Large Lot
This all-brick. attractively planned
home has three comfortable bed
room; good-sized living room; fam
ily-sized dining room; attractive
kitchen with leather-upholstere
breakfast corner: completely
equipped with range. refrigerator.
disposal, vent fan, ample cabinets
with Formica counter tops; extra
large daylight basement with en-
trance to yard from laundry room;
servants lavatory; gas heat. Quiet
close-in neighborhood. two blocks
from Lee hwy. bus. Convenient to
parkway. Shown by appointment.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SAILS

LOTS b ACREAGE FOR SALE
IN PAINT BRANCH. ga acres. on
Motley rd;. 225-ft. frontage on paved
besau yfTs sGmes isv SWEEP SFSsna aH gssg
LOTS Q OF Tor gofs-select a large phs bids.
site from the many we have avail
able in nearby Md. as low as $500
EParSa. sPq Ss iaTgS uN. os1s Ss acre. Iy My1N
lots, $1,000. Agent on ground ewes.
sSt st o. DARK Roes 1st GeesY,e Y.F 81 ROIts s
REAL "a Hs ESTATE ATE Ju. 7-7117 after 8
TRREE Rim Is lots 81 II Wheaton Crest, lS Aver
Sidewalk. gutter. curb and street
paving paid for. Ready to start
building, $1,000 each. RIA. S161:
1el ACRES for sale; near Manassas,
sss, "a: 80 miles from Washington, TR.
20 BLDG LOTS, Mont. Co.. close es in.
,shoppins. BOX 4es-p: Star. @iS
A-ACRE wooded lots in Fairfax Co...
ea ied Gnl' srosn Soo tsTR' xt sEa5sSls Ysos4s
REALTY. oI. sioo. OK. 1s4$.
NEAR WASHINGTON CATHEDRAi-
Seven lots for semidetached houses;
$l6,S50. GEO. d. MILLER, Real
tor. DI. 1855: after hours, WO.
LARGE BUILDING SITE. near North
western High School; $3.50. WIN
STON C. CLAY, WA. 1928. -17
LOT, / acre: Franconia, Va. in
beautiful Walhaven subdivision, bet.
Walhaven DIR. and Oak st.. on
3766. rs 4
A BARGAIN for your retirement. for
quick sale, IT'S acres. guaranteed
high ground, nice timber. taxes are
paid by grazing lease. mr.. Crystal
River, Florida. 80 miles north Of
st. Petersburg. Price. $4,000 or viii
trade for house. Elmwood 959S.
WILL SELL 2 choice lots in new
subdivision on Arl. blvd; excel. buy.
Owner leaving city. FA. 3662. --17
Evening star., 1952-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Glory Snecia1I

It's a honey and as colorful as spring
flowers; modern bungalow with 2
first-floor bedrms. and superb ex-
pansible attic (partially finished),
big picture-window liv. rm., brick
loan at Az 4as. % terms os arranssd n 70 '2TH s,',t
you; asking $13,500. Call OW.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-XA.
"MOTHER"

Yorktown School IN sight, Stratford
High nearby. Brick Colonial; rms,
recr. rm.; nice lot; house is i'm
maculate.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682