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TRAllERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. CHERRY
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn.
Nd, authorized dealer for several
makes OF new and used house trail-
ers; trailer service. electric weldina
ana trailer kitches installed. TO.
TRAILER, 27-foot thinner, fun,
equipped. shower bath; 382l East.
ern ave: ne. WA. 0399. pa
1902 ELCAR house trailer; Lot No.
I, Nightengale Trailer Court. Rich.
m0nd hwy, Alexandria, Va; must
sell Immediately. 21s
ID48 COLONIAL % feet: So. .Oo0 or
best offer. Vincent's Trailer PARK.
$500 kenilworth ave. ne. -23
HOUSE TRAILER, 1947 Liberty 27.
IT. tandem wheels. refrieerator.
double size sinks. hot-water heater;
dition; TRAILER PARK. Lot CD CD.
~. SZVo Baltimore pike, College Park.
ROYAL sPARTANETrE 1851; J al H..
excel. cond.; price reas.: s rms.
mos. old. oW. s4Oo. Ext. 7io.
Trailer for rent in Va.
$50 month. 10. 2-1O73. 23s
TWO-WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER
4SS6ox2; SOLID sides; excel. cond.,
SoO; JE: 3-7926. --23
1859 TRAvELITES, KROPF Cruiser.
Gnoers, Continentals, Zephyrs and
StreamliteS; an-aluminunn, ga to az
IT.; some models with 6athtubs And
step-down living rooms.
VISIT TRAILER TOWN
NM rr7sE~
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CAPE ST. CLAIRE

CHESAPEAKE BAY
50 MILES FROM D. c.
Beautiful Cape st. Claire on
Chesapeake Bay offers large
building sites where a cot
tage can nestle under shady
trees, and yet have a wide
outlook over sparkling blue
waters. Here the salt
breezes temper the air max
ing it cool and delightful,
so that you and the chill
dren can spend carefree
days in fun and frolic.
Beautiful Cape st. Claire in
vites you to drive down and
admire its large, shaded
area, to enjoy its pungent
wood scent. take deep
draughtS of invigorating
salt air and see for your
self how beautiful Cape st.
Claire meets your needs. It
is hard to realize there is
such a reStful haven so near
to Washington where one
feels miles away from care
and business and which
may be reached by a short,
delightful drive over a
scenic and well-paved high
way.
Large beautiful cottage sites
with tall, majestic hard
wood trees. Price, $3.50.
Terms, $35 down; $3.50 per
month. Representative on
property every day till dark.
From 18th and H
SITS. ne. out Benning rd. to
Central ave. (Route 214);
continue to end of Central
ave.; left on Route 2 to
Annapolis; thence on Route
SO flve miles to Cape St.
Claire.
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AVIATION

FOR SALE-Twin engine cessna, IL
censed, motors good; 500. includ-
ing extra parts. 10. e-2SSS, HYDE
FIELD, Clinton, Md. ga
STINSON 4-place aromatic prop. and
extras. Piper J3-Cub. Just relicensed.
College Park Airport, Union $685.
1876 T CRAFT, very clean, low time.
engine and prop. will make excep-
ton buy for right party. 1916 Funk,
S5-h.p. Cont; 800 hrs. TT. q. and 3.
Radio, starter, landing and naviga-
tion lights. This airplane ideal for
CRAFT CO., Beacon Field, Alexan.
dria. Va. Telephone AL. $500; attn,
Mr.. Sara. ---23
WATTS AVIATION SERVICE
Due to severe illness in family. We
will be closed till further notice.
DUDLEY D. WATTS, mgr. -23
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BOND BLDG. s.w. corner l4th st.
and N: =. ave. n.w... single rooIns
and suites now available from S27 80.
up. KASS-BERGER. INC. EN-. 800.
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AUToMoTlvE MIscELLANEous

TIRES AND TUBES (6ls s.OOx20. 10
Ply, Good condition. Call FY,
INTERNATIoNAL BULLDozER "A Tp q.
Cyprus Erie angle blade, Al con.
oition. Call MR.. BROWN. RA. e6g3.
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SPRING SALE
VERY SPECIAL

VERY SPECIAL
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28
We will have open house from TIL
pm. Purpose: dwelling OF the
new Harley-Davidson MODEL K-45.
a complete new Job. Spring frame,
hydra-glide. fork, unit type motor,
loot gear change, 4-speed transmits
sioh' everything you could ask for.
Refreshments. door prizes.
Large stock of used motorcycles from
$3.50 up.
RED HOUSE
Harley-Davidson Sales g. Service
1868 3lst st. NV, MI. U6J:..
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RAY BARNEY
VIENNA. VA. Vienna 465
Home. Vienna 3SS-W. -.
Colonial Home and Farm

Colonial Home and Farm
sTRAsSBUR0, VIRGINIA
Dignified old mansion built around
1855. Stone and brick construction.
situated on 11O-acre farm with its
natural beauty Of rolling land, and
the Massanutten Mountain Is q
backdr0p, ct the entrance to the
Shenandoah Valley. The limestone
soil supports BLUEGRASS. especially
favorable to growth Of cattle, horses
and sheep Is an added attraction.
House. hne model of Georgian CO.
lontai: main body 2 stories with
htgh pillared portico extending across
front. 1Ia-Stofy wings each side.
House consists of IL rooms, 2 Ice.
halls wide. sweeping stairway. 2
Ice. drawing rooms. library, 2 baths,
with more roughed Iii. Bed1ms
aplenty, Lge.. airy hSmt. where pres
ent owner has Pennsy1vania Dutch
kitchen and dining room; gener-
Gus nreplaces, Gas steam heat. Like
all old Virsinia homes It has Its
% war history too. For complete de-
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
N. S-IS71. exclusive. ov. 1916
B8 sFass9 IN g55 4 e--Ss3
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WASHINGTON CIRCLE
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

URGENTLY NEEDED, small bldg,
suitable for physician, in down
town area near Statlef Hotel, Conn.
or Eye st. ROBERT GREENE g.
CO., 32l Colorado Bldg.,s RE. 1915;
eyes,, call KE 7-054S. -22
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LOANS

2nd, AND Srd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA. 65lO.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
l014 K st. NV. 01th and X
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing. monthly payment
ance In cash. Call MR.. MILLER,
NE. 1920: evenings. La. 6-5194.
End TRUST NOTES. Pur-
chased promptly. Free ap-
praiSals. CAPITAL CO., DI.
2942.
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tceasinusd. !

SUITE q 5 Iarre rrns.
and fireplscss; ior attorney % Of Ssss trads
sapl MR aRi sfAs Ri aA ~ as = lsis IL
litS AMI ND PENN AVE. s.E.Tnree
$50. $50. MA MAJ y M1HiHk. HiIiai sou soo iith hRin Il
GEo,RGErowSS, iEiS, RsG WI sal1 o st.-ssSdio stu
or once and living quarters; rent
$3.50. DE. 1922. 23s
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OFFICE BUILDING

WITH ms own PARKING
Good downtown northwest location.
$1,000 will handle. Ideal for any
type organization or business re-
Quiring two thousand so. IT. Of
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Theater, Going Concern
BUSINESS PROF.. FOR RENT

RIGHT IN THE HEART of down.
town. 704 18th st. n.w.,. of G st.
Ind floor. large snow window; rea-
sonabls rent; Call ma. 6346.. -23
SPACE on fls. In new. modern 81
story fireproof bldg. lust completed; /;
conveniently located In NV. Wash
ington: pass. and freight elevators;
suitable warehousing; 1t. mfg. etc
Adaptable to Office use. att. rental
on long lease; immed. poss.; consult
leasing dept. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO.. Realtors. 1906 H st. NV, Ma.
cyONiVSEiNIENTLY LOCATED s-story
sDpro. sIas In 9o %ash sa IT, esntainans oi hess
sprinkler system: automatic ele-
vatnr. Att. rental; poss. about Apr.
/; 1859; Consult leasing dept.
zoos II st. NV. Ma. 2345.
DOWNT0WN-Approx. 1900 So. it.
Open, modern air-cond. space: plus
3 ofices. Call Ma. 1896. --2S
WILL REMODEL 8 brick dwellings
(about 25 rooms and full base
ments) for doctors clinic, small
hotel, ofices or other commercial
use. Would consider razing build
inss for responsible tenant. Prop
erty fronts on both Rhode Island
and Florida avenues at 3rd st. NV.
EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC. 1014
Vermont ave. NV. D1. 621O. pa
Evening star., 1952-03-22

BUY LAND BY ACRE
LOTS, 100x4O0, $500
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
These lots are located on hard-
surfaced Billingsley rd., west OF
Maryland Sou!f The sSa .ns nssF s. ,.y. WsidoTf
small trees, not far from Indian
side lots, 5000 to $3.50: Riiljnesisy
I'd. lots, $3.50 to $3.50 each s Ia
ior stendard-sized lot lOOx400:
Terms. S10O per lot cash and 500
psr month; Directions to inspect
PRO DropeFey; Hty ri. Pc: ave. 70 Branch ave.
iond 70 q new EoIte So11. No; 8 Route No. .
Route sOi throuSh S 'yti Waldoeff nef On }n
Billingsley rd.. on BiliinrsIev ~
TURNER 4 CO, 1I05 vermnnt vmmt
ave. Hobart 1878 National $751; !!
LANHAM PARK
Out Defense Highway fRoute 80,
Inc largest lot development project
n Prince Georges County; L-acrs
ioss, 9I5V to $l.450; 500 down;
Slo monthly. City water. phone
,stf.ic.; IaSt bus and train service.
ClIecticns: Bladensburg road to De
tense Highway miles to
large sign "Lanham Park''
Omce open daily and Sunday
y am. to s pm.
NJ. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone Union 7640
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CADILLAC 1919; WIN pay up to
$4,000 cash. FLOOD PONTIAC.
,.5EsI 49, Conn:

NnDLLAN l3E5s VIII Day up tn
$4,000 cash. FLOOD foNfIAc.
WESTERN fiSSnni BUYER ha. ,mmed. cash
Tor nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA. II22.
CHkYSLER wanted viii pay tor
cash price for clean Chryslers. Mr..
punnigan. ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
lChrysler.Plymouth, Is Kennedy
FAIR. aoNEsT afPRAIsALs of all
%skkiEE SoNffiiizsc. fiis 1884 'i'Gasd { e a. :.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for on.
week: highest cash prizes paid for
good clean cars Ia 1901
GOOD MAN for bad cars and trucks:
lunkers, $50 and I'D. Call ia. 1859;
immediate removal.
FLAT TRUCKS for hauling bricks or
cinder blocks. Phone AT. 1897 or
inquire at UNITED BRICK CO.,
Bladensburg I'd. and New York ave.
ne: Ask for j. v. Vozzolo. ---23
PREWAR or l946 station wagon; pvt.
party: Call HU. 5548. -23
WOULD LIKE TO BUY Q 1850 or
81 medium priced car; prefer one
with radio and heater; can pay all
cash; No dealers. please. ,Call
WAYNE HALL. NE. 572S. --27
100 CARs WANTED-Any year and
car lot. We fix the good ones and
sell the GOOD parts. LII. 3-a434. 25s
PRIVATE PARTY wants clean 1e4a,
30 or 81 Plymouth Suburban. il
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ATTENTION
BUILDERS-DEVET ,OPERS
.BARGAIN-S2, ,000

LOT. fronting on Fort Davis st n
81 feet wide, side and rear alleys
paved street, water and sewer; ad-
Joins house. 1916 Ford Davis st..
near Alabama ave. and Que st. Must
pc &c sold BEALL TURNER q CO.,
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ANY MAKE. ANY MODEL
Don't sell or trade until you eet your
Big price. Drive In open lot: See Mr.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 l4th ST. NV.
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SAVE S4OO
GARAGES

shop SPACE In NV.
section or Bethesda area. After 4
Pm. or IL am. Sun, CO. 3028,
NEAR 5th AND C N.E.-First com
brk. gar. with loft. concrete ii.
Were Merei sSen ceiling sIsstricity; suit. for
Mt. PLEASANT, 1915 Hobart St
Good o wide alley, 22 IT. long; $40
1928 z ST. NW.--Automatic park
per month. AID. 141S or HU. 747s.
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STORE AND APARTMENT
Located in a prime CONNER
cial location is this 21-foot
brick building NEAR 1th and
A st. NV. Possession will
be available on April 30, 1852,
for owner use or Tor leasing as
investment. For details contact
Mr.. Wolberg, evenings, Ia.
1885 with
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MOTORCYCLES

1916 $50 &C. B.s.A., $3.50 or best
MOTORCYCLE '49 B. 8. A. $50 &C.
IG Less than 5000 miles; $500. Cali
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a DEALER PROM N. G.
6S06 Georgia ave. n.v.. GE. eS4A.
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tcontinusd on Next Pass,
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INVEST PROP. SALE Cont. !

Washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1852
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR REM
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY

Rehoboth Beach, Del
Apts. and cottages, modern and
newly furn. Box 145-S, Star.
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COLEMAN C. GORE
pLsesnuTg. Va. Phone 49-W-13
Hooert d young Herndon. Va.
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Lots 3 ACREAGE ron SALE

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE. choice
Iot adjoining Rock Greek Park golf
course. OWNER. GE. 3049.
OWNER viii sell apt. site, nearby
rriTsinia, with sewer and water.
ExCEffTiiiS0NAL OFFER--25 acres,
suitable for low-priced homes; $3.50
per acre. 4 acres choice apartment
house ground; so cents per foot;
iarge list Of selected homesites.
MORGAN REAL ESTATE Co. CHI
WHEATON. blk. of Ga. ave. ideal
rambler sites: l00x20U; 81 $50 ca !.
1erms. b. T. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
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COLORED OR WHITE
Mr.. 18th and EYE NV

Three-story- and basement brick; store
and apts.; excels for professional
use or investment; price, S34,50Q;
S20,500 LIST trust. AZ. So, 500 cash
required HOHENSTEIN BROS, FIR.
5000; eyes,, and Sun, SH. 6245.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express u sincere
appreciation and thanks to all the
friends and relatives for their aid
and sympathy during the illness and
death of our dear mother, Mrs.
Dinah Amstutz. Especially Rev.
Howard Lands for his c~onsoling
words, the singers, organist, pail
bearers, and Paul Diller; also all
those sending flowers.
The Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bean, Massilon;
Mrs. C. A. Montgomery and daugh-
ter and Miss Karen Hauenstein called
Monday evening on Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Montgomery and family.
Mrs. Blanche Owens, Mrs. Ray
mond Seigg and daughters called at
the Owens home Wednesday evening.
Miss Ellen Wilkins returned home
Sunday after spending ten days with
her grandmother, Mrs. E. E. King
Ter.
Jeann and Richard Guider spent
the week end with Miss Margaret
Guider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Hilty and fam
lily of New York are spending a cou-
pie weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Hilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Rahrig and
Mrs. Hortense Lowry, all of Jackson,
Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. D. Fisher
spent Sunday at the Owens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Hartman called
on Mr.. VIM. Hartman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Babe Lora and family of Find
lay, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle McCarty and
son spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Moser.
Mrs, C. E. Klingler and grand
daughter called Wednesday evening
at the Ivan Montgomery home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stultz and fam
lily were Sunday evening supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mont
gomery.
Mrs. C. E. Klingler was Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Wilkins and family.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Letter Recounts D. w. Bixler's Experiences
On First Leg Of Air Trip to Basil Meeting

After engine trouble forced his
airliner to turn back for repairs
following a takeoff already delayed
by fog, D. w. Bixler, of Kibler
street, finally got his trip under way
and completed an otherwise unevent-
full cross-Atlantic flight to England,
according to a letter received this
week by The News.
Accompanied by his son, Roland,
of New Haven, Conn.,, Bixler is in
Europe to attend the Fifth Mennon-
lite World Conference in Switzerland
early this month.
In Holland when his letter was
written, Bixler had the following to
say regarding his trip.
FOG DELAYS TAKE-oFF
Because of unfavorable weather
conditions at Camden, Newfoundland,
our first stop, the takeoff was de-
layed four hours. Then after get
ting under way for one-half hour
the steward announced we were
turning back to New York because
one of the four engines was "going
rough" and they decided not to pro-
coed.
"We landed back in New York
after an hour and Is minutes of
travel over the Atlantic. Repairmen
started to work on the engine, and at
6 a. m. 1--WE had left at 2 a. n.y.
they announced a bus would take us
up town to a hotel for the day.
Breakfast, dinner and hotel were all
provided free to passengers by the
airline company.
"In the meantime the bad engine
was overhauled and we proceeded on
our trip at 6 p. m. Sunday. After
we we're out several hours the stew
ard announced the weather over
Gander was foggy and that we would
land at Sydney, Nova Scotia, in
| stead. All other international planes
were doing the same, and eight had
to land and take off before we got
in. This airport was swamped with
this many planes at one time, which
all had to be refueled. They had tc
send to neighboring towns for gaso,
line, as their supply was soon ex-
hausted.
20 ENRoUTE TO BASEL
"After about a fve-hour wait, our
plane then took off for England.
The voyage was very smooth over
the so-called pond" The plane
carried So passengers and a seven
man crew. About 20 passengers
were persons going to the Mennonite
conference, and the balance were
Jews, most of them going to Tel
Aviv, the planes ultimate destina-
ton.
"We proceeded to London directly
as we had ample fuel supply. At
1910 we took off from London for
Amsterdam, changing planes, and
landed there at 1870. Being a full
day late in arriving, we had no hotel
reservations but through the airlines
secured a double room in the Amer,
lean hotel with excellent accommoda-
tions.
Scheduled to arrive on Sunday
evening we were to join a tour ar
ranged by Memo Travel Service to
Mennonite places of historic interest
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21

in Holland. We missed out on that
trip but joined the tour at Utrecht
on Tuesday evening, after taking a
canal trip through Amsterdam earl
Ter on the same day. Many of the
Amsterdam streets are canals.
Tour HOLLAND DAIRY LAND
"In the afternoon we went on a
tour through miles and miles of re-
claimed land ~(polder). This was at
one time sea-bed. By building bikes
and pumping the water out of the
enclosure thousands of acres are now
beautiful green meadows with thous-
ands upon thousands of milk cows
grazing on pastures. There also are
some sheep, goats, hogs and chick
ems, but much fewer.
"On the way we stopped in a typi-
cal farm home. The front part was
residence and attached to it was the
stable which housed the COW in the
wintertime. Also under the same
roof was the cheese factory. The
equipment was all hand-operated.
"All cows are Holsteins. The
large meadows have no fences. Fields
and neighbours property are separ-
ated by canals. Water is very plen-
tiful everywhere in Holland.
"This trip also took is to Valen-
dam, a typical fishing village. Here
men, women and children wear wood
en- shoes, although not all of them.
1t looks to me like manufactured
leather shoes are Going into Holland
very fast and before long wooden
shoes should largely be an oddity."
"a continuation of this account will
appear in a succeeding issue of The
News.)
Evening star., 1952-04-01

This is the year when the spring in your soul
will be wrapped in golden :. year when Washington
sunshine will bring coots Of pole bue clear blue, c
of brilliant reds and ooros q year when
YOU yes navy blue you will discover that yellow coot,
curly whir of yellow wooIen do for your birthdays
thon dozen of this and ho This too good to miss don
Misses poodecIoth gold, chomos, navy. 10 to Is 81
Womens froed fleece ostmo Cosono lucky blue nude eod no
Sizes l0R to 2Oh >
wh poodeco beige red and black no Sizes e.
etol5 -
Third Floor Street ond o Silver Spring. Upper Conn., Avenue Misses and Juniors
here also at ShrInoon
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-11
About the Town

Erwin and Acel Chattin. who |
have been home for the holidays,
will leave next week for Texar-
kama, Texas to resume their work
with a large real estate firmI
there.
Lost-Key ring with several
keys attached. Believed to be i
lost around postoffice. Find g RI
please return to Chief Office and
receive reward.
For sale Blue davenport and |
chair, Coronado refrigerator and
Speed Queen washing machine. |
All in good condition. Inquire
Jack w. Rape or phone 57-W.
Mrs. Tiff Mckay and children
have returned to Spokane to join
MIR. Mckay. The whole family
were here for the Christmas holi- !
days, Tiff cutting short his stay
to resume his studies at the Kim
man Business University earlier.
Marilyn Beck, who has been
home for the holidays. will leave
tomorrow for Minneapolis to re-
sumo her studies at the Mime
sofa School of Business. She is
specializing in shorthand at that
school.
Mrs. Jacklene Scott and child
rem of Billings returned home
this week after an enjoyable WIS.,
it with Mrs. Scott's mother. Mrs.
Louise Davis, during the holidays. |
For sale-One four-room DILL
heater. in first class condition.
$40 cash. Stanley Preston. 3Stf.
1t goes without saying t h a
all of the young people attending
schools away from home enjoyed
themselves during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobbie Howard
and family of Dillon visited his
mother, Mrs. Howard, last week.
end.
Mrs. Bert Fitzgerald is a patti
ent at the Memorial Hospital at
Cut Bank this week.
Miss lola Hill is employed at
the Glacier County Electric Co.
op office here during the absence
of Mrs. Bob Starr. who is in Miss
ouri on the occasion of the death
of brother.
For sale-Purebred blond Cock
er Spaniel puppies. Z weeks old. !
Inquire Leona Conway at Con- ,
ways Steak House.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-11
Dr.. Magee To Speak
At Methodist Church
Sunday Morning

DR.. J. Homer Mngee will be
the guest pastor at the Metho-
dist Church Sunday morning at
II. He is brilliant speaker and
has appeared in the local church
pulpit many times over the years.
Following the service men,
bers of the church will meet with
him for the quarterly conference.
Every member and friend of
the church is urged to attend rhe
conference.
The intermediate M Y F are
sponsoring a potluck supper at
4.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-11
Advertising Pays.
U. S. VS.. France

For two years, 1793-l800, the
United States carried on an unde-
clared naval war with France. It
was caused by conflicting interpre-
tations of Revolutionary CONNER
cial treaties. The defeat of the
frigate La Vengeance was one of
the principal engagements; priva-
teers really carried on the war.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-11
Methodist Church

Sat, 2 p. M. library and study
hour.
Sum-, 9:45 a. m. Church school
for adults and children.s
II q. M, morning worship.
Sermon by DR.. j. Homer Magee.
1915, Quarterly conference
with the district superintendent.
a p. M, intermediate MYF.
Mon, 7 p. m. Senior MYF.
We'd, 2 p. M, Sewing and
quilt-making circle.
1870 p. m, prayer and Bible
study at the Nurses Home.
Rev. Edgar B. Smith. pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-11
Hawaiian "Slang"

Newcomers to the Hawaiian Is
lands are called "malihinis" pro-
nounced ma-li-hee-ni. Island old
timers are "kamaainas'' kama
ine-na. Both the Hawaiian words
have been adopted into common
speech Of modern residents of all
ancestries.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-11
Assembly Of God

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching service at II a. m.
Young peoples service Thurs
day at 7 p. m.
Mid-week praver and praise
Thursday at 8 p. m.
Rev. K o. and A. Murphey,
pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-11
Lady Railroaders

Three railroads in the United
States are headed by women: Mrs.
Lucy r. Welsh, President OF the
Rock Island Southern; Mrs. G. W.
Page, President, Cape Fear Rail-
ways, Inc, and Beatrice Joyce
kean, President of the fremont
and Gulf Railway.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Man Fired Who Tried
To Bar Truman Tour

Andrew ]. Easter. SIS. who sought
a court order to block President
Truman's whistle-stop tour, is
looking for a new job.
The veteran craftsman, a resi-
dent Of 2801 Adams Mill road
NV. said he was given his walk
ing papers Monday, four days
after he filed restraining order
in District Court.
The reason given by an official
of the Hydrofoil Corp. of An
napolis. Mr.. Easter said, was "a
general policy of retrenchment" at
the firm. II was given two weeks
pay and told I was through" he
declared.
Lane Mclean, Hydrofoil general
manager, however, said, "Mr.
Casters declaration that he was
discharged because he initiated a
court action is untrue.
"I am not trying to evade. but
the job we are doing for the Navy
is one of a confidential nature
and am prohibited from discuss
ing any. and all. phases Of it."