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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-31
TONY SPENCER'S STORE
ROBBERY SOLVED BECAUSE
OF A DEAD TAIL LIGHT
Norfolk, Manteo and Engelhard Trio Nabbed
by Edenton Police After Midnight Robbery
Tuesday, Now in Hyde Co. Jail; Clothing
Worth $500 Recovered.

Capt. K. 5. (Iony) Spencer, En-
gelhard's oldest merchant, was
peacefully saving wood Monday
night, when at 2:3O of Tuesday
morning, three thieves broke into
his store and robbed it of more
than $500 worth of clothing, which
they carried away to Edenton in an
automobile. Before store opening
time Tuesday morning, officers
were literally hammering on the
door, to get Mr.. Spencer to open
up and take all his merchandise
back.
A burnt out tail-hght resulted in
landing three young men in Swan
Quarter Jail, where they await a
hearing before Judge Joe Simmons
on November 10th, who can set
bail. They have made full con-
fession which means their case
cannot be disposed of before next
May court.
Carroll Linwood Gibbs, Sc, ma
tive of Engelhard, who now claims
Shawboro and Elizabeth City. as
his residence, Lawrence Gray of
Manteo, a native of Wanchese, and
Edward Beach, 80, of COS May Ave-
nue., Norfolk, have admitted the
stealing. Leaving Madison Bal
lance's filling station where they
stopped about 10 pm. Monday for
gas, they drove to Engelhard, and
by raising window of Mr.. Spen-
GERS store, right on the front of
the building, went in and loaded
their car with merchandise
mostly mems, women's and chill
dren's ready to wear of various
kinds. They picked up a little bit
of money from the cash register,
probably So.
They drove on through Fairfield,
Kilkenny, Columbia and to Eden
ton where a police officer stopped
them because the tail light of their
car was not burning. The officer
also checked the driver of the car,
Gibbs, as to his license to drive,
and finding he had none, and no
ticing the pile of clothing in the
back sea, took them down to the
station for questioning, when
Gibbs told the whole story, which
was denied by the others. After
getting in touch with Sheriff Char
lie Cahoon of Engelhard, arrange
ments were made to take the men
to Hyde County and to restore the
merchandise to Mr.. Spencer. We'd
nesday, admissions by all were
made to the Sheriff.
Gibbs is the son of the late Cas-
sius Gibbs of Engelhard. He has
been more or less unstable char
acter since a youth, according to
reports of old neighbors. Gray is
employed as an automobile me-
chanic in Elizabeth City, but is a
sucerer of TB. He is married.
He is the son of w. B. Gray of
Wanchese.
The case has renewed the clam
or of Engelhard citizens for the
employment of a full time peace
officer to protect the community.
They contend that although they
have the most populous area in
the county, scene of more mercan-
tile activity and floating popula-
ton, they are suffering undue ne
glect at the hands of the county
board in not giving them police
protection. They have no law Of
ficer.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
u. ). Aide 10 Preach
|At Amphitheater

Alfred lie Sesne Jenkins of the
Office of Chinese Affairs, State
Department. will preach at a Z
pm. community vesper service to-
morrow in the Carter Barron
Amphitheater.
The service is the third of a
series each Sunday through Au-
gust. The Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church will lead tomor-
rows worship program.
A recreation and picnic pro-
gram will be given at pm. al
Grove 3, Rock Greek Park. The
Penthouse USO will direct the
activities.
Other sponsoring agencies fol
the afternoon and evening pro-
grams are the Youth and Adult
Departments. the Service Com
mission and the Social Welfare
Department of the Washington
Federation of Churches, YMCA
YWCA and the United Fellowship
|of Protestants of the Genera
Commission on Chaplains.
In case of rain, the entire pro-
gram will be held at Hamlint
methodist Church, Sixteenth anC
Allison streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Annual Rites Tomorrow
At Catholic u. Shrine

An annual celebration in honor
or Our Lady of the Brown Scapu-
lar will be held tomorrow at the
National Shrine of the 1mmacu-
late Conception, Catholic Univer-
Sity.
A procession will form at 1890
I'm. in front of Mcmahon Hall
Members of religious orders and
|seminarians attending the uni
|versity. together with laity of the
Archdiocese of Washington and
Diocese of Richmond. will take
part in honoring the Virgin Mary
The Very Rev. Raphael Kieffer
carmelite prior provincial. will
celebrate solemn high mass fol-
lowing the procession. The Rev.
Paul Hanly Furfey, chairman OF
the School of Sociology at the
university will preach.
Evening star., 1952-07-19

communion service was held there
on April 10.
Ten days later a ground-break.
ing ceremony for the present
church was held. On the same
day. an organization meeting
elected officers for the fledgline
congregation. They were Detlei
j. Witt. president; Jack w. Lee
financial secretary; Hubert H
Biser. financial secretary; Johr
w. Huttel. treasurer; Mr.. Wright
elder: Albert Gray, deacon, anc
James H. Brashears. trustee.
Women Organize.
Women of the church organized
on June IL. with Mrs. Frank
Klein being chosen president
Other officers elected were Mrs
Jean Glaubitz, vice president
Mrs. Helen Hooper, secretary, anc
Mrs. Betty Gray. treasurer.
Bethany Church was incor.
porated in Maryland on June 5
It became congregation of the
Eastern District. American Luth-
eran Church. on June 18.
Mr.. Klein is a graduate Of Cap
ital University. Columbus, Ohio
He is married, has two children
and is now living at the church
parsonage.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Wright was appointed as super
jntendent of the Sch0ol

Wright was appointed as super
intendent of the school.
Several months later, on Au.
gust II, church services were
started with Mr.. Wright as lay
Eleven persons at
tended the service.
Two months earlier st. Mat
thew's Church had offered theil
property. valued at $14,500. or
Silver Hill road and West avenue
to the American Lutheran Church
for a mission. The offer was &C.
cepted. with the selection of Mr.
Cappelmann as architect for 9
new church being the next step
Canvass Taken.
A canvass of the area by Mis-:
Alice Schimpf, parish worker fol
the denominations Eastern dis.
trict. in November and December
of 1851, revealed enough Luther
ans to warrant going ahead with
further congregational plans.
The District Missions Commit
tee decided to call a full-time pas
tor. and on January 9, 1852, an
invitation was extended to Mr.
Klein to take the post. Mr.. Klein
then pastor of Bethany Lutheran
Church of Library. Pa. after a
visit here. accepted the call. He
was installed February "a at St
Matthews Church.
A month later the present par
sonage at 7511 Gateway boulevard
District Heights, was bought for
$18,250.
On April 6 the mission moved
from the District Heights Fire
Hall to the District Heights School
on County road. The first holy
Evening star., 1952-07-19
D. c. Delegation Going
To Baptist Assembly

The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith. pas
tor of Congress Heights Baptist
Church, will head a District dele
cation to a Southwide Baptist
Training Union assembly Wednes-
day through July 80 at Ridgecrest
N. c.
Mr.. Smith will preach at $3.50
and II am. and 8 pm. services to-
morrow in the church. Esther and
Brothers places Sc.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Collections to Promote
Free Comps for Boys

Special collections will be taken
up tomorrow in seven Washington
area Catholic churches to aid work
at the Merrick Boys Camp, Nan
jemoy. near Indian Head. Md.
The churches are st. Matthews
Cathedral, st. Patrick's. st. Ber-
nadette's. Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart, st. Francis Xavier, Oul
Lady OF Lourdes. Bethesda, anc
st. Johns, Forest Glen, Md.
The camp provides free vaca-
tionS for needy boys.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Sermon at BrookIund

DR.. j. Raymond Schmidt, gen.
eral superintendent of the Ma.
tional Civic League, will preach
at ii am. tomorrow on "Ameri-
ca Weighed in the Balances" al
Brookland Methodist Church
Fourteenth and Lawrence streets
NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Uniturion Speaker

DR.. Waldemar w. Argow, min
lister of First Unitarian Church
Baltimore, will speak at IL am
tomorrow in All Souls Unitarian
Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
NE
Evening star., 1952-07-19
lSuifIand Lutherans
Plan Cornerstone
Ceremony Tomorrow
By Cdspor Names

Members of Bethany Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church will attend a
cornerstone-laying ceremony for
their new $35, 900 church at 3 pm.
tomorrow at Silver Hill road and
West avenue, Suitland, Md.
The building, first unit of a pro-
posed church plant, will seat 125
persons in its auditorium. There
will be four classrooms in the
basement and a pastors study on
the main floor. Plans are to COM
plete and dedicate the structure,
designed by Elmer Cappelmann of
Arlington, architect, in October.
Speaker at the ceremony to-
morrow will be the Rev. j. Adrian
Pfeiffer. pastor of st. James Lu-
theran Church. The Rev. Frank
o. Klein, pastor of Bethany
Church, will read the liturgy and
the Rev. T. Rene Meyer, pastor OF
st. Matthew's Lutheran Church
the Scripture lesson.
Real Achievement.
The ceremony tomorrow repre-
sents a real achievement for the
small congregation. which traces
its origin to a Sunday school
meeting held March II. 1851. in
the District Heights Fire Hall,
District Heights. Md. Attending
the initial meeting Of the school,
sponsored by st. Matthew's Lu-
theran Church, were 10 men and
women and Is children. William
Evening star., 1952-08-17
RAMBLER
SC0 Q50

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-upholsteredS
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. Quict :.
close-in neighborhood two blocks
from Lee hwy bus. Convenient to
Iorcom lane George wash nrtcn
parkway. Shown by appointment.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
4 BEDROOMS-DEN
PATuC OFT. II .WH

Half acre of paradise is the setting !:
for this charming older horhe
completely moderniZedD; vine-7'
covered pergolia covers a large brick
patio overlooking rear yard, giving,
complete privacy by 5 lge. magnolias.,
many dogwood trees and other,
beautifully mature paintings. Spa .
cious living room, dining room de-s
signed for entertaining Qovely.
crystal chandelier, recessed china,
Cupboard, a large kitchen modern
lied to the extent Of $1,000, den. :
bedroom and bath on first Hood;
second: huge closets. Maids room
with full bath; recreation rm. in -
English type basement; oil INV h..
Only S27.500. with large first trust
tn he assumed
Evening star., 1952-08-17
BY OWNER

North Arlington--White brick CO. /.
lonial; liv. rm, hrepl.. din. rm.. kit,
den. 2 bedrms.. bath; End A.. 2
bedrms., den, bath: bsmt., rec, rm..
laundry rm., n bath; attached gar.:
fenced-in Jard. l109 North Ever
green st. OW. 1926. lis
Evening star., 1952-08-17
950-BRICK

| Bedrms. Ideal for q large thrifty
family. convenient to Pentagon .
blocks from Columbia Pike bus, short
walk to large shopping center.
Featuring living dining area kitch-
en-, and large bedroom or den on
st floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on
end floor: basement. gas heat, nice
lot. $1,000 cash will handle.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA. .
VIENNA AREA SPECIAL

SS.9 $50, $1,000 down. buys 2-bedrm.
house on "a acre with trees.
S9,a5O. $1,000 down, for 2-bedrm.
house on l acre with trees.
S14.95O, $4,000 down, for new s.
bedrm., 2-bath. masonry Dutch
Colonial MADGE c. STENGER.
Real Estate. Phone Vienna 35O-W'
Evening star., 1952-08-17
4 BEDROOMS-DEN
RAMBLER-S2O.95O

3 BEDRMS.-LARGE LOT
This all-brick, attractively planned
home has three comfortable bed
rooms; 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
close-in neighborhood. two blocks
from Lee hwy. bus. Convenient to
Lorcom lane-George Washington
parkway. Shown by appointment.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

Crescent 1886, Crescent 736.
NOTHING BETTER
In the area today. Here's q brand
new brick rambler worth S22, 500,
priced at only $19,95O If you cali
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., kit. fully
equipped. Has snack bar and shad-
ow box wall. Walk-up attic and
46-ft. bsmt. with exit All this
on large A-acre lot with $4,000
1st trust available.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
RhodeS. off Wilson. LA k-Ron0 Ia
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
At Historic DraneSville
In Fairfax County, Va.
ON & ACPEC

OWNERS IMMEDIATE TRANSFER
MAKES THIS FINE OLD HOME
AVAILABLE NOW. CAREFUL AND
DISCRIMINATING RESTORATION
WiTHcUr MiiiN1 sAcRTFic1No sRFHt fTs AN An
TIQUE CHARM. YOU CAN CON-
INUE TO OPERATE A SUCCESS
Full ANTIQUE BUSINESS BEGUN
BY THE PRESENT OWNER.
Consists of two complete sections.
one q complete 5-room dwelling.
with living room and fireplace. din
ing rom, kitchen and bath, 1st
fir. and 2 bedrooms upstairs. Ideal
for guests or in-laws. 1t is con-
nected to main dwelling on 1st
floor. Main dwelling consists Of CEN
ter hall. well proportioned living
room with fireplace. dining room
with fireplace. study or den, mod
ern kitchen and dining alcove. Sec
ond floor. 2 large bedrooms. fire.
place and bath. All fireplaces in
good order. Living room and dining
room have wide floors and original
mantels. h.-w.h.. oil fired. Large dry
basement with space for recreation
room. including fireplace. Additional
features include smoke house. stable
and stone ruin with chimney which
could, be rebuilt at nominal cost.
wonderful spring and stream; also
deep well.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
White Brick Rambler
LARGE GT loan

3 bedrms., beautifully HANDICAPPED
lot, fenced: soft. liv. ,rm. with
French doors opening onto inclosed
patio: loft: fully. equipped kit,
center hall entrance, radiant heat
stairway to 4l-ft. attic. finished
in knotty pine paneling with
roughed-in bath. Partial bSmt., with
in and out entrance. For informa-
tion call agent. OW. 1900; JE.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
STONE HOME
S19950

} Bedrms. plus den; Colonel leaving
town. and can give prompt possess
in quiet. cloSe-in convenient neigh
borhood; lovely yard, nice trees. full
size basement, oil heat. aluminium
combination screens and storm
windows. Convenient to 1-fare bus, b.,
schools, and Parkington Shopping
Center
Evening star., 1952-08-17
S11.75O-S59 MO. FHA

4 cute little white frame home, neat
and clean: 2 bedrmS., storage attic.
gas heat, completely equip. Kitchen;
nice lot with plenty of flowers:
conv Jefferson Village Shopping
Center Falls Church area), 50 900
cash. owner will carry second trust.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
$1,000 CASH

We've found another one. should sell
loan; Arlington: . yrs. old. semi
det.; lovely liv. rm. with built-in
bookcases, kit with din. space, equip.
with range refgr,, wash. mach, gar
bage disposal; fenced yard: 2 bed
rms. and lovely bath on 2nd floor.
Price. @Sl0,950.
M1LKEY REALTY co.
1012 w Rrnad ST Pc nR0R
Evening star., 1952-08-17
S16,95O-BRICK

| hedrms. Ideal for a large thrifty
family. convenient to Pentagon. .
blocks from Columbia pike bus. short
walk to large shopping center.
Featuring living dining area. kitch-
en-. and large bedroom or den on
1st floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on
end floor: basement, gas heat, nice
lot. $500 cash will handle.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
S15.95O

3 BEDRMS., 11a BATHS
just . blocks of Lee hwy. in Fails
Church. close 70 bus. shoDs and
school Features liv. rm.. separate
din. rm.. modern equipped kit. with
dining space; bedrm. and - bath
down; 9 lge bedrmS. and full bar
no: full bsmt.; metal awnings. lot
75xl30. rear yard fenced; reaS.
down payment; excel. terms. Ex- .
elusive.
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
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Evening star., 1952-08-17
COLONEL TO PARIS

COLONEL TO PARIS
QUINTESSENCE VIRGINIA. BRICK
and STONE. Blended with white
pine. and masters touch. On lOOx
1875 #. of Handicapped woods in the
most enviable Va. loc. Tasteful,
ultra-mod. kit. Fireplace gives both
warmth and beautiful SHADOWS
throughout the spacious liv. rm. The
main entr. enhanced by EMBASSY
red and brass door. One entr to
terrace patio, another with French
doors to different patio. and rear
entr. to kit. A living side-screened
pch. " bathrns. with L.-O. Ford
glass vitreous tile. Full. finished rec.
rm. in bsmt. All closets with lights
Even motor pool to Pent.. abt. 15
Minis.
ARTISTRY IS THE PASSWORD
A colonel's wife on our staff discov-
cred this home. About $1,000 down.
Open to any offer.
TOuN ATnEN
Evening star., 1952-08-17

FOR SALE BY OWNER, ARL.
Charming 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
all-elec. kit, lovely yard fenced for
privacy. with brick terrace. Con-
yenient location 10 minis. from town.
SIT $50. Assume Sl1. 200 1st trust
at AZ. Phone OW. 1904 III
Evening star., 1952-08-17
OPEN < 'TTT, q

The finest group of ramblers in Va.
Featuring full, separate dining rm..
large living room. with mirrored
firepl., all GE fully-equipped elec-
trio Kitchen, 3 large bedrooms and
tiled bath, more closet space than
usual, disappearing stairway to at
tic, full basement, inclosed half bath.
gas heat: many cuStom-built Quali-
ties, diversified brick. overhanging
roofs. iron railings on steps. nj nj
mum lot size 10000 So. IT.: Q floor
plans and different exterior designs:
first trust loan available accordln.
to relaxed Regulation x. S21,5
Over Lincoln Memorial
Bridge, out Arl. blvd, 2 blocks past
Seven Corners: watch for our sign
on left.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. OIL. 27s3
Evening star., 1952-08-17

FOR THE COUPLE OR SMALL FAM
HOME WITH SPACIOUS ROOMS
AMP OUTDOOR BREATHING
This white brick and frame ranch
house contains an diversified living
rm. UAx30 with dining area, large
windows and a ost-attractlye nre-
place. There Is master bedroom
u4x16l with bay window and
and man sized tile bath. The base
ment level which opens on a. ground
level terrace contains q charming
den or guest bedroom with adJa-
cent bath; There is an up-to;the-
minute kitchen With s. s.feot Gs rsrre re-
venetian blinds. gas heat: long
porch OF living room. wishing well,
detached garage. Reasonable terms.
: Price; s2S;2s0: Directions ste so reach; reach
right on Lexington st. to Little Falls
r0., left on Little Falls I'd. bear
right on Powhatan st. to Rocking
ham st., right on Rockingham St.
and straight TO 5s03 virginia ave.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
JA. 2-3S3S Ewes. and sun. GL. 6616
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
MUST SELL THIS WEEK
Here is q brick home which has all
the special features that purchasers
find desirable.
l. Center foyer.
,. Powder room.
3. Formal sized dining room.
4. 3 bedrms. and bath.
3. Carport.
6. Full basement.
2. Fenced and handicapped corner lot
8. Laundromat and dryer.
n. $4,000 1st trust at 4-4i2% int
The most important feature is price
Because of immediate transfer. THE
OWNER WILL SELL FOR LESS
THAN HE PAID for the house, only
weeks ago, Directions: Lee hwy
to Powhatan ST.. right to 9th st
and open sign.
GAERTNER & ADAMS
IA. 2-06z0 oL. 400. Ext. 1917
Evening star., 1952-08-17
S1O.95O-S77.5O Mo.

pIU, ,JJU-tD .OU IVIO.
Only 81 $50 cash down payment re-
Quired to purchase this coy 2-bed-
room "-story home, on nice lot.
convenient location, 10 minutes
in new-house condition rccc~'f"
decorated: featuring oil heat. tiled
bath, level lot lovely garden in
rear.
Open to o Week Days
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
in Virginia Since 1929
CHI. 5057. CHI: 43lI.
MOTHER"
Yorktown School in sight, Stratford
High nearby. Brick Colonial; 3 rms. .
recr. rm. nice lot; house Is inn
maculate.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-08-17
$4,000

Directions to reach: Cross Cnain
Bridge, bear risht and go II, miles
to our open" sign on the left
Evening star., 1952-08-17
S1O.95O-S77. so Mo.

Only S1.950 cash down payment re-
uuired to purchase this coy 2-bed-
room. .2-story home. on nice lot,
convenient location. 10 minutes
from the Pentagon. Now vacant and
in new-house condition; recently
decorated: featuring oil heat. tiled
bath, level lot. lovely garden in
Open q to o weekdays.
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
Specializing in Va. since 1929"
CHI. 5057 CH. 4311
Evening star., 1952-08-17
1.750-S59 MO- FHA

9I CU-90J MO-, FILA
\ cute little white frame home, neat
gas heat, completely equip. kitchen;
nice lot with plenty of flowers:
COW. Jefferson Village Shopping
Center tFalls Church area). 81, 900
cash. owner viii carry second trust.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-24

creased vote has been upset. A
number Of elections have been
decided by irate voters demand
ing q change. The big vote in
1882 reflected dissatisfaction with
the depression and turned sharp
ly against the party in power.
Also in 1910 more Americans
cast their ballots than before or
since-and the percentage for
the Democrats was reduced.
Even so, the general tire n d
shows the Republicans scoring
heaviest in off years when the
vote was low. These occasions
have accounted for most of the
more isolationist and reactionary
Republican senators. They have
led to the mistaken view t h a t
men Of that type are strong can
didates. :'and have retarded the
shift Of power in the party to the
more progressive wing.
But in presidential y ears
with many more millions exer-
cising their franchise-such right
wing Republicans have not run
even so we'll as losing president
ial candidates like Wilkie and
Dewey who were assured of be-
ing "me-tooers." This fact has
given support to the assumption
that most of the extra voters
came from groups in the popu-
Iation which considered t h M
selves aided by Democratic social
legislation.
Will it be those groups who
furnish the expected 7,OO0.0 900 adj
ditionaI- voters this year? Or
will the ballot box recruits be
principally Americans who have
become arouse d to demand a
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-24
Big vete--Whieh Way?

The effort to get out the vote
is supported by the experts pre-
dictions of a rise of 1000, 900 in
the vote for President this year.
But there are still big questions
about what effect a larger vote
will have.
Looking back on the record Of
elections, it appears that a gain
in the vote usually favors the
party in power. In "off" years
the ''outs" tend to become the
''ins." Sometimes h ere has
been a variation of more than
10000, 900 votes. In recent his
tory this has meant that the
Democrats gained in presidential
years and the Republicans gained
in off years. In earlier periods
when the Republicans we're in
power they usually made their
best showing in presidential
years, several times losing Con-
gress in between.
But if exceptions prove the
rule there is good reason to pay
attention to the exceptions to
this one. For on several occas-
ions the supposed advantage of
the party in power from an in
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-24

change? Anyone who can an
swer these questions can call the
turn on Nov. 4. The Democrats
are counting on satisfaction, the
Republicans on dissatisfaction.
Normally dissatisfaction is the
sharper spur to vote. Should sat-
isfaction or fear that benefits
will be taken away, such as Mr..
Truman played upon in 1913
dominate this year, predictions
will favor Governor Stevenson.
But should dissatisfaction ap-
proach that of 1882, the proba-
bilities of a change will be great.
They are increased by General
Eisenhower's appeal to many dis
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-24

For sale or trade -Four-room
home; basement ID by 20 partly
finished; one block west of high
school; will trade for land. Con-
tact Grin Boggs, Shelby, Mon
tana. 1922
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-24

sident Democrats and to many OF
the humber Americans whom
the Democrats have considered
their shock troops at the polls.
Christian Science Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-24

For sale-Six-room home, dir
ectly behind school. Call 35-J
after 6 p. m. 3lt