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Windsor Estates
S25
Do You Want Independence
For ONLY S0So

For Only $25?
In WINDSOR ESTATES you can get
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION to
beautifully wooded tract Of land in
Virginia ranging in size of over one
half acre to one and one-half acres
Tor only S25 down payment and
monthly payments as low as S15 per
month. Prices on these tracts at
WINDSOR ESTATES tegin at Sa75.
WINDSOR ESTATES is in the vicinity
Of stores. schools and churches.
WINDSOR ESTATES is excellent for
gardening and chickens and you are
privilesed to build what you can
afford.
WINDSOR ESTATES is a comfortabl.
15-mlnute drive over Shirley hwy. to
the Shirlington shopping center and
an easy lS minutes to the Pentagon
WINDSOR ESTATES is only minutes
from the Springfield Development
now In the process of construction
which viii eventually house 10000
people and will have varied shopping
For property in WINDSOR ESTATES
there is no charge to purchaser for
writing up papers nor is there
real estate. commission to pay because
you purchase direct from owner.
After paying the S25. down payment
wnr, sne lana no i is ~ yours and you can go to
To reach WINDSOR ESTATES, drive
out Shirley. hwy. to Franconia, get
on the Shirley hwy. at Franconia
and turn, left to the Franconia
school. Then turn right on Route
6l3 a little over q mile to WIND
SOR ESTATES.
Owner will be on property Saturday
and Sunday to show you around.
For further information you can cali
owner. Mr.. HENRY, during the
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STORES FOR RENT

NEW STORES (4)-42x4s to 7Ox55,
now available in 1900 block r. I.
ave. ne. Will alter to suit tenant;
cor; store, 70x55 it,. ideal for drug
ana fountain operation. SCHLOS-
BERG-scHNIDER CO.. GIL. 1850.
18th ST.. Mr.. sTATLER. br. ground
floor; good for office or display;
70 SoHE ss2s s. KAHN 11os 18th st: NV
CONFECTIONERY DELICATESSFN
includes all fixtures; nearby Mary
ready for occupancy. 111O2 Balti-
more blvd, near open-air theater,
parking facilities available, suitable
for various businesses. ALBERT II.
W; HYATTSyILLE. Ager rd. mr..
Hamilton-Will build 2-story bldg.
srsa a1xSo; 1,T rent 5s6d al or part. Parking
10th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
Large display windows, approx. 1900
So. it,. parking In rear. lease avail.
Call ME. 0095. COMET REALTY
Co. 1908 New York ave. NV.
931 10th ST. N.w.-small store next
to corner. of 10th and K; large
show window; parking space in rear.
Rent. 500. incl. heat. Ma. 9743.
NEW STORE. 1880 18th n.w.-stor.
r. side entr.. parking. gar; heat.
by by. 1aHd tneI, Reas. MIR. TRVPP.
STORE Toi sS"Ti FOR RENT. 1auDdryldrv w.
cleaners; nearby MARYLAND new
shopping center: now ready for oc-
cupancy. ILLS Baltimore blvd,
near open-air theater. IA"
GROCERY STORE NE. section;
fully equipped: immediate possession.
Call AT. S400. Ia
SILVER SPRING-New store. 25XIOO
IT., in shopping center; good for
wholesale or retail business. $50
Forest Glen I'd. SH. S121. GE.
SILVER SPRNG-Store, e0x65. in
new Wheaton shopping center; ready
for occupancy about Oct. Is. 5000
mo. THE MARYLAND REAL ES-
TATE AT CO.. 1884 colesville I'd. sH.
BEAUTY SHOP. includes fixtures; r
nearby Maryland new Shopping
center; now ready for occupancy.
1ll00 Baltimore blvd, near open
a1o4 18th ST. NV. 17xeo with
additional rm. In rear. Call Mr..
ROD, ST. 4162. lib
MT. PLEASANT ST. at end of car
$500. Suit. for restaurant or other
business. Avail. Oct. |. MILTON
r. RUPERT, l15l 18th ST. N w
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"a ACRES

1Is mi. to d. c. line, this tobacco
farm has a long road frontage Of
about 1000 ft.; city water and
close to sewer; 9-rm. unimproyed
house. lge. tobacco barn. This farm
viii more than pay its own way.
in line with the new East CAPITOL
st. Bridge. 1t Is priced below
today's market and the time IL
right to buy. Call OWNER, AP.
zlQS; week. NE. 3407, -v14
(Consinued On Next PNae)
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OAKTON

Eleven beaut. acres, mostly cleared.
community of hne homes; priced,
5000 per acre; terms. For appt..
call E. H. IRWIN, Ow. 1923, OF
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8 ACRES

Live in the country. and raise your
own chickens and vegetables to fill
your deepfreeze. The 2-bedrm. house
is moderna, and easily expandable.
Stream and spring. $15.500.
RAMBLERS FROM S15,250
For, appointment to see these and
olher desirable properties. call
FREEMAN 81 SHERBURNE. Vienna
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S10.950

Immac. 2-bdrm. Diet. masonry home
inside and out. A beaut. buy for the
small family Only $2,750 down re-
Quired. Better call now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR BUY 10000 or more
square feet for used-car lot; must
be on 'well-known street in active
area with heavy pedestrian trafhc
MIR. REINES, OR. 34OO.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

SO. FIT. of ground centrally
locatrd; pvt. r. r. siding and office
MA. 5SS5.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

THREE desirable apartment houses.
ideal locations in Baltimore; splep-
did investments. Price just slightly
over five times rental. Phone Gath
ersburg tMdo 27S,. or JOHN w.
MATTHEW in Baltimore. Hopkins
1865, or residence, Forest 5S91.
CENTRAL PROPERTY leased for
Sl7,340 per year. No expense ex-
cept taxes. Will show 10Ro on 3n-
vestment. Ground alone is worth
the asking price. S. S. BROWN
TWo V ADJOINING HOUSES. S.W.-
Eleven rooms each; ideal for Offices,
rooming houses. nursery. etc; u
block to transp., walking distance
to Govt. bldgs. $19,50O each. 10,
S-5S1o Ia
S.E.wNew 5-family brick semidet.;
/ bedroom. indy. heat; on busline.
S36.5O0, equity cash. 10. 3-6SS9.
TO SETTLE EsTATE-Three bricks
{coloredl. Monthly rent, S127 50.
Price, Sa,750. GEO D. MILLER,
Realtor. ;, DI- ss55 after hrs, Wo
VAA~s -
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EERNDON 4SO --la
FPFDEPTCK m MD
355 RICH ACRES

355 RICH ACRES
Cattle and all-purpose farm. over
zoo acres in pasture and crop,
pretty as picture, balance tim
barn. tile silo, filed with over 100
tons hay; 20 acres corn, so head
CATTLE large stream through prop
erty;, Located on paved road near
small town: so mi. D. C. Priced
S53,vVo. Cattle and grain can be
price
DILLON LAND co.
liza Hillwood Ave, Falls Church,
Va. JE. 4-4O40. -11
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2O-Acre Farm Wanted
Approximately 20 Miles Out
I have gentleman very interested
IN acquiring approx. 20-acre farm,
a little larger or smaller is OK
The distance preferred is about %
miles but this can vary also. Call
Mr: Wells (WI. 5000 for details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1928 K st. NV. Ma 5n60
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GEORGETOWN

Excellent corner location on Wis.,
consin ave. and Reservoir rd.
ZONED 1St COMMERCIAL
Approx. $4,000 so. #. suitable for
apts., Office BLDG. or Storesi
Sl1O,OOO. Call DE. 1a12 Ia
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OFFICES G. STUDIOS FOR RENT

3412 I4th ST. N.W.-Second floor; g
rooms. air cond., approx. 1000 so.
IT. Offices; showrooms; separate 18th
st. entrance: S126 mo. ME. 1890:
eyes,. WI. 4543. -S
2O35 X ST. N.W.-1. 400 50. It. open
space. 2 laws, tile f.. fuor. lights;
Rarshisssti RSl ssso engineer dental lab, etc.
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New york
ave, NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable. ropms to meet your re-
quirements. PENN PROPERTIES.
Suite 6l6. Evans Bldg. Me. 10Y.
ONE OR large private offices with
attractive reception hall. in a law
flower; suitable for professional or
rangements. ST. 6545. IA
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
offees available for professional and
tTaae avs1 n.% Ursan13atiSnso, ab sgno, 1s4e Conn.
Approx. 5000 So. It. of office space:
can be subdivided. For Information,
cai TEMPLE BEATTY CO., 1103 K
81. n'w.' Elk. oOOZ. -15
OFFICE. I'd f.; 18th and Columbia
r., business, section; one lge. rm..
light. Apply store. 2431 18th ST..
18th ST, mr.. Statler: ground floor.
good for office or display; 1000 it. !:
very y,, ATTRACTIVE space, JOHN G.
KAaN' saAadN' HOS 10th st. NV. RE.
oo'o. -13
FOR LARGE USER, accounting firm
open space is required or Individual
rms. We have avail. approx. 10000
SO. #. in the best downtown com
merclal area. Fine corner bldg,
eiev. service. etc. Further informa-
Ion ana appt; to inspect call LE-
or! m 1000. g GERBER REALTY Co.
SMALL ROW HOUSE, NJ ST. SF
suitable for real estate, Insurance
etc; Very reasonable rent. ELVIN
BRINCEFIELD, Ii. 6-2I39. Ewes.
and Sun. GE. 3765. II
OFFICE SPACE AVAIL. for hire
or prof: purposes; near Conn, and
Rhode Island aves; Thoroughly de-
'raole. Call MA. 1909 on weekdays.
SPLENDID SUITES of offices AVAIL
ape on Broad ST., Falls Church;
alterations, to suit tenant; avail,
a aole immed. Also single offices near
JOSEPH " ". sEAY hsilz c6' 6huFSh; "A. ee$5o So
1924 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Front Fro
once, consisting of 2 rms; reas'
,nI1. rent. Sal Call CO. s95I;,, -15
lDlI Gent il 18th tbs ST. N,W.Iofices for
S25 and up: also suite of 8 rms. on
lst floor. Call ST. $500. 10
14th AND G SITS. NV; newly re-
conaltloned lge-, rm., avail. in newly
modernized Colorado Bldg; reaS.
rent. See Mr.. Seymour on premises
or call LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY
CO., OR. 5000. ID
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Seldom does home north of Lee
hwy. mr.. Glebe rd. become available
is an exceptional value; 6 rms. {;
twin-bed rmsD, Ia baths; bsmt
and built-in garage; 50x125 leve
lot S19,950, and $500 cash. Cal
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. OW. 5000
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INDUSTRIAL ana End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A NJ. ROTH. RE 1880.
GARAGE-TYPE BLDG, approx. BOX
utable. mig. firm; will give long
term lease. 10. 2-63S6. ii
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THREE REAL FARM
VALUES
MONTGOMERY County Md

3S7 acres in high state of cultiva
ton, f1elds well fenced and watered.
rms unusual value is located close
to the Potomac River and approxi-
mateiy 30 miles from Washington.
Inc house recently completely re-
noVated with lovely z bedrooms and
TWO baths on second floor; larae Iiy-
ing room and dining room, spACaoals
modern kitchen and porch. Cattlt
Darn, stable and other outbuildinwE
o. On premises. priced to sell al
4OS acres with approximately one
mile frontage. overlooking Potomac
RIVER, 27S acres open farm land in
high state of production, 100 acres
In timber. with approx. 400. 600 feet
OF saleable timber. Colonial hons
consisting of 3 twin-sized bedrooms
and bath, second floor; living room,
dining room and kitchen on firsf
hoor. Large bank barn, 55xS5 feet.
especially adaptable for cattle. This
oennltely real buy. at $51. 900.
IZO acres fertile Chester Loan farm
iana III plue grass and pasture, close
70 @40 highway ard within "a mi
new Frederick ick-WaShlngton dual hwy
rms lovely farm completely fenced
at nigh cost to owner, and rec
entiy remodeled house on premises is
within Is miles of District line.
stable and other outbuildings on
premises. Priced to sell at SOS, 900.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5022 Conn. Ave. NV.
oRdWay 74OO or Gaithesburg 653-M
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FARMS teoNs.I

IN HOWARD COUNTY. MD. --- 2:
miles from washington; ~ acres
small house, with bath, gas range
electric ice box. deep freeze; tractor
plow, moving machine: Middle Pa
tuxent through the property; price
CANDY g. FULLER. INC. 1012 15tf
st. NV. ST. 24O0 or KI. 9-909S.
NICE OLD FARMHOUSE, 8 rooms. SCI
among large trees on knoll 5us1
outside of Damascus. Montgomery
Co.'S most attractive town: If vol
have to work in the city but wan'
your family to have the ADVANTAGE
Co.'S Incompatible school system
then this is for you; approx. ? acres
fenced vegetable garden, stable anC
misc. oEtbuildings; heat, light. water
and modern plumbing; needs deco
rating. STERLING & SCULL. INC.
Mr.. Scull. ST.. 1907. la
$50 ACRES, on Route 55. about sc
miles from Washington. partly
cleared, in bluegrass pasture. mostly
frontage. very valuable commercially
Perfect for large motel or housing
development. No buildings. Priced
for immediate. sale at $3S,000. Fol
Inspection. phone Upperville. Va
MONT. AND FREDERICK COUNTIES,
Md, $4,000 to 100000: phone
CHASE REALTY CO.. INC, 1870
Conn; ave. EN-. 1900: after hours,
SALE BY OWNER: "A acres with
about zoo cords pine pulpwood.
gil. 10 mi. to Warrenton, Va:
9 mi. to Amissville. 81. $50, terms.
White or col. VI. 7700. Ext, 6e3.
OLD STONE HOUSE built in 18th
century. this house has 8 bedrms.,
bath. and many f1replaces: located
IN good section of Loudoun County
with excel. view Of the mountains:
e Whaleg 9arat at IS Hamieepe feres' vs Call a7NI MT
MARSTELLER McCABE. Va. ONCE
XII. S-5052.
CATTLE FARM, pooles-
vile, Md All in grass and Alfalfa !.
good house, other buildings. good
black-top roads. Call HAROLD G.
SMITH, Rockville 1854. lSs
>, cULPEPER COUNTY, VA.
hay: comfortable home, "Ss 8 rooms SnS
elec: running water. $4,000. Angus
herd available. WAUGH REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. phone S50a
office. S1S2 res. Culpeper, Va. l4s
COMMUTERS ESTATE
Four bedrms., 2 baths, full bsmt..
completely modern home, 10 miles
from White House; 8 ACRES fenced
lear garage, barn. chicken house
outbuildingS; reas. priced, UNDER
S40;Q0Q; For appt. to inspect, call
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Painting of Lincoln on Poropet
OF Fort Is Given to Museum

Horatio Wright, who is placing a
restraining hand on the Presi-
dents arm.
At this moment, some historians
say. Gen. Wright shouted at the
President: Get down, you fool.
You'll be shot," However, Justice
Oliver Wendell Holmes once said
it was he who shouted the warn
ing ann that his language was a
little stronger.
Mrs. Saugstad's picture shows a
fallen officer in front of Lincoln,
identified by other sketches as q
surgeon nanted Crawford. S.
The date was July IL, 1854. Gen
Early had made his sweep up the
Valley Of Virginia and was pound
ing at Washington's defenses.
Mr.. Saugstad won 500 for the
painting. offered by a man who
told her art class in Pennsylvania
that he wanted an historic figure
in an historic setting.
For 20 years, the painting hung
over the mantel in the De Land
home on Capitol Hill. Then 1t
was moved to her studio In
IArcturuS.
It was presented to the museum
yesterday and accepted by Edward
j. Kelly, superintendent Of Ma
Itional Capital Parks.
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A painting showing a somber-
faced Lincoln standing atop 9
oke-wreathed parapet at Fort
Stevens was presented to the Lin
coin Museum in the old. Ford's
Theater yesterday.
The donor and the artist is Mrs
Eugene De Land Saugstad. spry
sharp-eyed and steady-handec
woman Of 30. who painted the
scene so years ago and still works
at her easel in Arcturus. Fairfax
County.
Mrs. Saugstad. a teacher at Nc.
Kinley High School for 43 years
was born on Capitol Hill. 325 East
Capitol street, the daughter Of 9
former Civil Service commissioner
and chief examiner for the Treas
ury, Theodore l.. De Land.
To get the memorable scene al
Fort Stevens, when Jubal Early's
Confederates were pounding al
the parapets in front of what /.
now Rittenhouse street NV. Mrs
Saugstad went ION location" as 9
movie company would.
The Lincoln face was COPIED
from a Brady photo. She went BY
boat to Fort Washington tc
sketch the 24-pound cannon used
at Fort Stevens, and she used
troops then at Fort Washington
as her models.
The painting shows a top
hated President Lincoln, his face
rejecting his anxiety OF the mo-
ment. standing with Maj. Gen
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Lecture on Catholicism

A lecture for non-Catholics
on Catholic Church teachings on
marriage, divorce and birth con-
troll will be given by the Rev
Charles D. German, curate of the
Most Blessed Sacrament Shrine
at 80 O'Clock tonight in the church
school, Sal Chevy Chase parkway
Chevy Chase, Md.
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LIndio Exporting Fons

India,s electric fan production
has caught up with domestic
needs and the industry has be-
gun exports to neighboring coun-
tries.
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$4,000 Attend Glasses

Literacy classes in $50 towns
and villages of the Ashanti Sec
ton of the Gold Coast are at
tended by more than $4,000
persons.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. Iatp. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. aUGtt three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day., Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Da Es CANE Asne M 80 2sis H14o s. nE M AND
Frank Lavezzo. jr.. 20. 1856 Bellevue terr
nv. NM. and and Edna Beifeld. 1s. Of Rock
James Ray. .22, 1918 9th st, NV. and
Jean Harrison. 20. 6O9 w st. NV.
Robert bCS bSES0ks 2 anS MasIss5ys. Ms5y
NV.
Richard Hickerson, 20, $40 N st. NV. and
Jean Williams, II. 1860 10th st. NV.
James Haskin. "a, 1925 Fort Stevens dr.
and Katherine Carter, 65, Of Annapolis,
STANLEY Kershaw. 81. and Virginia Twin
ing. "a. both Of 926 23rd st. NV.
John Newquist, "a. of Silver Spring and
Doris Grady, 33, 2sO9 18TH st. NV.
Thomas Willetts, 20 and Mary Tieperman,
80, both Of Baltimore.
Andrew Hillhouse.. jr..- 32, $500 Quebec
st. Es,nSS;,ai nv and Helen Simmons @s. 1850
Leslie. Morgan, 21. 1862 Harvard st. NV
and Lorna Colbert, 10, 305 D st. Sc.
|Larkin Jackson. 81. and Bettye Ratchford.
20. both of 531 Kenyon st. NV.
Charles Bufalno. AZ. and Helen Weisman,
Al. both OF S14 18th st. NV.
Albert g. ans Rsts. Eli 81 paBoss sass Fl asa1
Davenport st. NV.
Connie Stanley. 20. al 64th st. ne, and
Doris Blake. q. 1855 Lawrence st. ne
Merle Carey, ~, Auburn, N. Y, and Golda
william Ms4n eGss4 MSslsS g. EesSve FasS ST. Nd NV. and
10th both q fsirmont HessSts. Md. ~
snd Shs Hbs r. s4tS e. $50 fs67 RRSa;
Rena Brown. "a. 1711 Rhode Island
Henry Levin. "a. 441o Eastern ave. ne.
and Leah Helman; y. Alexandria. Va
's1S%e snd ssstrie. sRiie; Il self@sn. "a. ss6s Con:
1osss ss'lsSs xIys.' 20, Sh.e..o, and esn.vl.v.
Elliott Davis sm,s;t, II; 1s 4es st. ss and
Io5s1 joyce Wsss ce r. g. sss SfsS
James pesnsy, e. ,sst Fsrt 1.a:,, Mysr: ys' and %
william Msan ba%ss R H. 6 SSl sfs
and Barbara Ross, II. 2346 Pomeroy
william Willis, %, Richmond, and Alma
Adams, 25, 1929 18th st. NV.
and Jane Reser. 81. I'll Massachusetts
Moses Williams. q, 1851 stevens I'd. Sc.
and Julia Eaddy, 20. 1122 Stevens
jeremiah Marsden, 20. 216 9th st. NV.
and Fay. e. McMullin. 10. Of Glen Mar
Robert Thompson. SO, 1887 13th st. NV.
and Mary Gray. 81. 4S02 Alabama
william B Brown. SO. and Ida cofey. %.
both of Alexandria. Va.
Ralph Garrison. %. Fairfax. Va, and
Evangeline Brinkmann. 80. Alexan-
dria, Va,
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Pastors Collection
Of Hutpins Growing
BY The Assoeiased Press

lockwood, r. Three years
ago. the Rev. Earl e. Story, D. D.
didn't own a single hatpin; now he
has more than 700.
Mr.. Story, minister of the
Methodist Tabernacle here, was
told by a former parishioner to
throw away four hatpins she do
mated for a sale at his former
Newport church if nobody wanted
them. There were no takers and
from that time on, Mr.. Story was
a hatpin collector.
The ladies of the church do
mated 81 more hatpins. He dis
played the Is in a hobby show and
suddenly found his collection in
creased to more than 100.
He's getting some rare pins now
One has perfume box within its
head. There's a his-hers combina-
ton of matching hatpin and stick
Ipin. Some are eye-catchers with
heads bobbing on springs. One is
capped with a button from the
Continental Army. Some are
studded.
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Deaths Reported
From the D c. Bureau Of vital statistics)

From the D c. Bureau Of vital Statistics)
Patrick J. Shea. 81. Soldiers. Home.
Alice c. Steep, 80, 4578 Macarthur blvd.
Gabrielle J. crofton. 70. 1854 Columbia
virginia Ward, IS. 4423 sth st. NV.
Eva o: Cook, II. 1897 2sth st. Sc.
Sister Mary Bernardine Catherine Daly),
20, 601 East Capitol st.
Abraham Understein. So, 4314 14th st.
MsrssSr.t E. coulon. 60. 4sse MacomD st.
Nancy Z; Craft. SO. 1884 Penn st, ne.
Ernest r. Littleton, "a, 9201 I st. Sc.
Max Shenk. 81. 200 Massachusetts, ave,
Joseph jacobson. SO; Silver Spring. Md.
Ruth P. Ghee, 53. 1911 5th st. NV.
Ola @. Dark. 4s. 1873 Irving st. NV.
Calvin E. Fugna, 4. 3714 31st st. ne.
Infant twins, Miller, Arlington. Va.
Phillip Roberts, 30, Hume, Va.
William jackson. IS, 907 French st. NV.
Patrick Davis. 73, 1920 18th st. NV.
Joseph Stewart. 72. 1920 o st. NV.
Ruth Jenkins. SO, Greenville, nc.
Harry Brown, so, 7S6 Morton st. NV.
Robert Wilson, 43, 80 st. NV.
Herbert A. Hill, 40, 1888 California st..
Alfred p; Chambers. :a. 144s P st. NV.
Charlie McFodden. L. 33 Logan ct. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Beur Visits New CITY

FONTANA, Calf, G.-Resi-
dents of Fontana were proud
when their city was incorporated
recently, but something happened
to dampen their ego. It seems q
Evening star., 1952-07-16

500pound brown bear hadntfrom the nearby.
heard about the Incorporation Sheris deputies
order wandered into blocks the
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Trunk Has 1000 Muscles

CLEVELAND - An elephants
trunk contains more than 1000
muscles. a greater number than
is to be found in the entire human
body.
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eesvs,eHr 1859 sLAncHcYre. MACE, me.

What "Pime Flavor cofees? They're choice avor cos
that contribute most of the richness good blend Only the
worlds produce substantial amounts of these rare
premium priced co Maxwell House only buys more of these fine
oofees than else in the world it's that
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Births Reported
tFrom the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics

(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital statisti
BOYS.
William and Mary Clifton.
David and Merele Davis.
David and Joan Holland.
Robert and Gladys Lewis.
Joseph and Kathleen Lynott
George and Gisela OKeefe.
Garnet and Marie Parks.
Charles and Shirley Riley.
Lawrence and Alice Schillberg.
Dominick and Jeanne Servadio.
Edgar and Lillian TAYLOR.
Melvin and Helen Ballard.
Fred and Helen Craddock.
William and Gertrude CTudup.
Sidney and Ethel Jones.
James and Georgia Lee.
John and Laura Swami.
Jesse and Aileen WTighs: GIshs
Edward and ona Alvarez.
James and Arlene Burroushs.
Avis and Barbara Craft.
Harlan and Henrietta Eastman.
Raymond and Josephine Gazelle.
Jonathan and Mary Hash.
Hubert and Janet Isner.
Frederick and Mary King.
Charles and Phyllis Mccarthy.
John and Thelma Reilly.
John and Elizabeth Siemon.
Carlin and Ann Pearson.
Lawrence and Virginia Chase.
Wilfred and Sylvia Coates.
Charles and Paula Holbrook.
Carroll and Florine jackson.
Samuel and Helen Jones.
Vernon and Limmian PhifeI.
Lewis and Marie Savoy.
Raymond and Mildred Scott.
Clyde and Matte Wardlaw.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Oysters Most VuIuubIe

BOSTON-The oyster is the
most valuable Of Americas fishing
industry, with salmon ranking ir
second place.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

Maxwell House buys twice Flavor coffee as the next
largest buyer Naturally Maxwell House Coffee far rcer- far
richer in these wonderful co Many brands contain just pinch
some contain non Maxwell House. the other hand proinaay
made from Prme Flavor" cofees. Furthermore. ..
Evening star., 1952-07-16

The traditional Maxwell House skill IS added these fine coe
blended by master craftsmen Then they're
Radiant Roasted to the flavor peak roaster
to protect that favor No Maxwell House is the one and o
coffee that's Good to the Last Drop No wonder -.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

IT'S Americas favorite coffee People know good thing they
taste it. That's why year and people buy enjoy
Maxwell House than other brand of coffee in the word
not satisfied with present Coffee yourself House
and taste that wonderful difference!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-04-04
Telephone Pay Station
Rate Increase Granted

The Montana Railroad C o m
mission at Helena this week gave
permission to the Browning Tele-
phone Company to increase their
pay station rate of five cents to
10 cents-a charge, it is under
stood, that has been in effect
elsewhere in the state for some
time.
Randy Manuel. owner.manag-
er of the Browning Telephone
Company. said that his applica-
ton had been filed for s % m e
time. He was notified of the
commissions action Tuesday, the
increase going into effect that
day.
There are five stations. located
at the Yegen Hotel. Mint, Davis
Hotel, Conway's Steak House
and Todd's Steak House.