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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
COP Chairman Sets
Party Platform
Session at Helena

George M. GoSman of Dillon,
state Republican chairman, has
called for August 25 and 26 in
Helena the party's 1852 plat
form convention, at which
adoption of a state platform
and election Of a state central
committee chairman will be the
| principal orders of business.
Meetings will begin at II
o'clock the morning of August
25 in the Placer hotel in Hell
ena, convention headquarters,
and Chairman GoSman said:
Republicans are facing VIC
tory at the polls this fall, but
realize that this victory will
come only with hard work from
the precinct level upward. The
voters of Montana and of the
nation are eager for a change
in government, and Republic
ans are prepared to give them
the change they want and
need. The platform adopted at
this convention will give those
voters an assurance of the type
of government which awaits
them under Republican admin
iStration."
Eligible to participate in the
convention will be Chairman
Gosman and other members of
the state central committee,
| Republican nominees for all
state offices, Republican NOM
ineeS for United States senator
and for Congress in each of the
states two congressional dis
trictS, Republican nominees for
state senator and state repre-
sentative, all holdover Repub-
lican senators and all Repub-
lican state committeeman and
committeeWomen.
Chairman sGosman said a
complete program has been
prepared for the convention
and nationally-knoWn speakers
will talk to the delegates.
Gosman emphasized all Re
publicans are welcome to at
tend, even though only quail
flied delegates may vote.
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Shop in Hardinl
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
tent he desires to perspire.

tent ne desires 10 perSpiIe.
Correcting these 2 menaceS
would be easy as pie. First, the
sweet little woman could take
her big hero by the scruff and
plank him back on his job as
she walks up to the man on
the picket line and tells him
to 90 on home. He would go.
That would solve the freedom
to work" problem-and in spite
of labor bosses, politicians and
the Lefties.
The socialist menace is a vot-
er's job. Women and men vot-
erS, listen to your Uncle Jose
phus and then check up-See
If I am telling the truth or
am peddling CUFF. No city own
ed, state owned, or Govt. own
ed property pays taxes. If Sc
attic takes over the street cars,
Los Angeles takes over its
lighting system, the Govt.
takes over the power in Ten
nessee, and you live in Michi-
gan or Minneapolis Or far a.
way from Seattle or Los An
geles Or Tennessee, you join in
just the same on the tax def
icit. That, folks, is Socialism.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
Shop in Hardinl
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
Stage Is Set for
Sixth
GridironC Classic

All boys participating in the
sixth annual Shrine EaSt-WeSt
football game which will be
played in Great Falls August
%, will report to head coaches
Abe Poffenroth and Toni Stor-
ii by August 16 for pre-game
drills.
All travel and maintenance
expenses of the 48 boys who
We're selected from Montana
high schools last spring by vote
of coaches, officials and sports
writer's of the state, will be paid
by the Great Falls Shrine club;
while officials, coaches and
game workers donate their SER
vices.
Poffenroth, football coach
at Eastern Washington College
of Education, will have Cece
West as his assistant for the
fourth consecutive year; and
Stcrti, grid coach at Montana
State college, will be aided in
his coaching duties by Dale
Rigerness. Which of the two
sectional teams each duo will
r1aster-mind is to be deter
mined by lot at the start of
practice.
All proceeds from these an
nual games are donated to the
Shrine's Spokane hospital for
crippled children. The check
sent last year to the institution
was for $4,000.
A colorful part of each of
these contests, is the pagentry
that surrounds the event. Al
Bedoo Temple in Billings is
sending both its famous GIL
Patrol and Arab Patrol; Algeria
Temple in Helena will be rep
resented by it's Band and Patrol
while Bagdad Temple in Butte
will show the wares of it's
clowns.
Advance ticket sales are now
in progress; with ducatS avail
able in Billings, Butte, Helena,
Kalispell, Lewistown and Great
Falls. Seats are So, So, and $3.50,
depending upon the yard-line
location. .,..$
Fans wanting tickets by mail
should send the purchase price
to COX 1891, Great Falls, spec.
flying on which side of the
field they wish to sit. New
stand construction now COM
pleted on the west side of
Memorial stadium in Great
Falls, assures both east and
west team boosters good seats.
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to same: SESW-21 T3SRS5E. ~
yrs.
August 6, amelia E. Koebbe
etcon to Same: MISE, SESE-
20: Lt. Z, Sec. 81; Lot 2, SENW-
IS: SENE-29 T1SR33E. 10 yrs.
August s, Alex Uffelman etl *
to Same: NWNW, NWSM-2 5o
T3sR33E; sENE-25 T3SR32E. ~
yrs. 81
August 6, Bert Vandersloot
etux to Same: NRNE-3O I3SR-
33E.
Cali above oil leases assigned
to Flank Oil Coz
August 6, Alma Cort 70 Inc
Carter Oil Co.: WISE. SEsSW-
IA; ERNW, NESW %, TlSRs4E..
10 yrs.
August 6, Gertrude Starina to
C. l.. Culver: ERWla-15 I8SE-
35E except 1872 a. in SESW 9 .
plus 2.24 a. in NWSW g yrs.).
August 8, Floyd Warren, Inc.
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The Low Down From
Hickory Grove

Two hand in hand menaces
are cramping the US-A. style.
One is the ever growing lack
of freedom to work where, for
what outfit or guy, for how
much and for how long. The
other is creeping Socialism that
is fashioning every mans flu
ture in the mode desired by
Big Govt. versus allowing each
boy to fashion his own life by
how much he chooses to burn
the midnight oil or by the eX-
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Redl Estdte Dedls
DEEDS

August 4, John Crank TAX
en- Gun etuX to Jess SchWend:
ShSRSR-26; NR, N1aSR, VIZ
NRSRSR-35 T1SR36E.
August 5, Frank Goe etuX to
Frank jenkins & Rhonald Iver-
son: NRNE-10; NWNW, Lots 2,
8, Sec. II T1NR33E.
August 6, Pearl Big Man to
Geo. E. & Jos. T. Luther; Sc
10 T1NR36E.
August 7, A. C. Sweeney etux
to Charles A. Corkins: Lot 6,
Blk. IL, Hunter-Ramsey Addn.
to Hardin.
August 8, John Knodel etux
to Oscar H. Clark etuX: Lot 2,
Blk. 6, O. T.. Hardin.
PATENTS
, August 4, United States to
John Drank Takes Gun: SR-
SRSR-26; N.Y., NRSR, My
NRSRSR-35 T1SR36E.
August 6, United States to
Pearl Big Man: SE-10 T1NR36E.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
August 6, Forrest L. Cass etux
to Edward L. Prior: Lot 4, SW-
NW-3 T1NR37E; all Sec. 26;
ERNE, NESE-33 T2NR37E;
WRWR-, "a T2NR37E 90 yrs.).
August 6, Dan Eggart etux to
Same: All 80; VIZ, WhEh,
SESE-33 T2NR37E. 10 yrs.
August g., Jake Flegler, Jr.,
etux to Same: Lot 5, NRSE-7
T3SR33E. 10 yrs.
August g., George R. Fly etux
to Same. NKa-28 T2NR37E. 10
yrs.
August 6, j. A. Koebbe etux
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RESERVOIRS SURVEYED

Richard Smith, 1852 graduate
from Montana State college
with a masters degree in wild
life management, is currently
studying stock water reservoirs
in eastern Montana to deter
mine the role each now plays
in waterfowl production.
The project, under SuperviS-
ion of Waterfowl Biologist
Wynn G.. Freeman of the Mon
tana Fish and Game depart
ment, is being conducted to de
termine means of utilizing or
improving these water areas as
waterfowl habitat.
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GdrrYowen News

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth zettle
and family visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Blanken-
ship on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rugg of
Kirby we're dinner guests at the
Kenneth Zettle home Sunday
evening. -,
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= The Carter Oil Co.: MISE
%. lots / 81 2, NENW-Sec. d
T1SR34E. 5 yrs.
AUGUST s, Same to Same:
same land as last above.
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shop in Hardin!
Evening star., 1952-02-29

75-ACRE TRACT Of beautiful rolling
looking Shenandoah River; easy
terms. Smaller tract nearby on same
~ oV. 2s5S. upperville 100 "a
Evening star., 1952-02-29

GEORGIA AVE. at Kennedy st. NV
-3.rm.. suite Of ofices avail. i'm
mediately; fine, conv. location.
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 2200
Evening star., 1952-02-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARLINGTON REALTY'S
SELECT RAMBLERS
$15.75O

$15,750
Brand-new all-hrick .3-bedroom full
bsmt, ramblers Just OF fast main
hishway, Fireplace in lty. Tni.. very
n1fI n0S; sit ;.w storage ora,,sh sttis iss lots.
$3.50 down AD'' - As' last
$16,950
5-yrs. .-oid. Oh King 81. In Alexandria.
Beautiful rec; rm. IN bsmt. This is
an outstanding buy and only
$4,000 cash REQUIRED. Home Is In
excellent. condition and tastefuily
decorated. Only one. SO hurry.
$17,95O
All-brick ramblers, brand-new; fea-
WaFout SHTins SsGsHs OStsids entra1ss lS Ssms Sih
Nv. rm. with fireplace. din. area,
bright modern kit. wonderful North
Arl. location. $4,000 down and FIiA
1st trust for balance. Going fast,
50 call today.
$l9,95O
Ia baths. all.brick. 46-ft. rambiers
on large shaded lotsi 3 good bed
stone fireplace, iIe, dininG Mitn area. GMSn Suse
kit. and full bSTnt. $500 down.
$l9,95O
Brick center. hall ramblers with 3
entrance and " bath: Ice. liv. rm.
with firepl.. built-in book shelves,
picture window and glass brick.
Lge. lots; $3.50 down and balance
In LIST trust.
$l9,950
Twenty. new. Ell.type brick ramblers
with. 9 bedrms, lge. iiv. rin. with
fireplace, lge.. din. area, dream kit.,
III. bathsl full bsint. divided By
clnder block partition fof future
$20,o60
ssr1Su' siTSeu Lee s,.s! slvd ,g community ali:
best. excellent bedrnis., g0aft, Nv,
fiti. with fireplace iael din, area,
eyerElked dream kit. with ,Eofliiea
breakfast bari huee bsiiit, with auto.
washer outside entrance and
Poss, when needed,
ARLINGTON REALTY
s.is Wilson Blvd oW, aH00
Evening star., 1952-02-29
COME
HAVE A LOOK

Excel. brick bunsalow on Lee high.
way, 4 4 blks. 70 new srads sshQcl
ticnai .bedrn. and EXTRA bath. 6Ss,
fredl .hot.water heat; 90xf00 level
cal REAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC,
Evening star., 1952-02-29
STORES FOR RENT

SHOPPING CENTER LQCATION-Ir
Arlington. available br children'l
store or other business; Sl75 mo
rent; ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. ia
41th AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.-Larg,
modern store: with s rms. kit. ans
GRFfGs Evans aDPEd Bias pEfS SaJP JPRH2p Haa
1ss. 19th ST. sis N.W.1storre; W. s5Sr; suitabl,
any type business; now equipped
for for rsstausant; @ 5ant; income 2 apts.i $2sl
cosNERR " e. Store, SrSRi heavy auto Es trsfic
6smt.: n. Il. ave. Just o Beyond md D. e e
rent. M: PERRY. D1. s724; ewes
pRoMHfSsEENT coRNER-ritst AND
many other uses. Mr.. PERRY, DI
1924: eyes,. OIL. 0947. -3
0O5 G PL. N.W.-S65 per mo-; suit
able for store or ONCE; heat and
sf6aE sfl66isF!cltS Akn tqsR MoDENe esRGa e2PGaRTMRsSr,
brake shop OF sales room, etc. lnear
new Accounting Ofacel: 303 H st.
nv, nv, syas = EpW. ,gcH ,gocWLER AND osSo, son,
STORE, i6 BY 40, with two rooms in
rear, 242I Nichols ave. Sc; colored
section; easy rent until established:
OWNER, am. oV. $500; pm, ia.
CORNER, 9th and Que
SITS. NV. = Attractive store and
bsmt.; 500 per mo-; excel for re-
pair shop. distributor or retail busi-
ness. ST. 1892.
800 so. it.. Silver Spring
.sHa sTea; SSh9 mo iv;SgUT;oSS5iH6 ~; s15Sl6. .vvE W.
Suitable for doctor, dentist. etc;
4-room suite, pvt. lavatory. Phone
WO. 1851 weekdays 1915 pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 80 18th st. NV.
rear Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best Receptionist. switch.
board. mail and telephone answer.
ing service available. Cali ST. 3456
Evening star., 1952-02-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ANOTHER WEEK GONE
You're Still Looking
Tiresorne, Isn't It?
BUY ONE OF THESE AND RELA1

BUY ONE OF THESE AND RELA1
Two bedrms.. expandable at
tic, fireplace In living rm.;
large GI loan; conv. Falls
Church location. $4,000.
Three -bedrm. solid brick
rambler; separate dining rm.
and full bsnt,; located nr. Lee
hwy. and Glebe- I'd. Priced
below the market at $20,760.
Four bedrms., 2 fun baths.
dull bsmt.. separate dining rTn;;
So. IT.; kitchen equipped with
diShwasher. disposal range
and refrigerator. Priced at
Brand-ney picture book
t1ishsR tTs TinSoWs SSs%s'' .st sd IL large Dsc
Of lovely doewood. Cute a.
bugs ear. but built like the 4
ROCK OF Gibraltar.
\ In convenient Lee Heights.
hsdrms,; den. recr. rm;, solid
$4,000 neishborhood. but III this
one 10 priced at $22,250.
Huss brick rambler on 1
acre; B. large bedrms., = full
baths, l2xgb; ~, den or recr.
Em2 DE luxe Kitchen. with. the
4: ns;;y.';II IS. h;:sG ;sG.JSs JSSSjs'S .i'S Si
Let ys .'house hunt" for
we can help you.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Sleep Longer
S2.25O Down

Three -bedrm. shingle bungaioW OF
level 66x225 suburban lot. Com.
shop. Eauipped kit.. tiis Tie BATH, % stor. MSl.
ase attic, Excel. Az frst trust
and in.lsws along with. your ehesI
sSok sSAi. rsEEsrr Mpys u srpWIGS MHrsh mi, Cel
Evening star., 1952-02-29
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON

Leesourg 683 and 98 -ln
HORSE FARM, located approx 10 inI
from Silver, Spring; "a acres. Ero,ir6
cleared and completely fenced; new
modern m stable with II stalls; new.
htuxhhrions hafhs rambler with 3 bedrms.. ]
reer. rfn.. 3-car garage with tenant.
apt;; Rome situated on knoll over.
LOOKING rolling country; ideal for the
sportsman. Priced SAG, 900. For de.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
904 Bonifant St., Sill. sp,. sH sooo
Evening star., 1952-02-29
FARMS

FOR SALE-56-acre estate Of. j. w
along @. B. Greek; 1O-room bricl
house. electric and bath; bank barn
very ney..s5es Desirable beautiful setting Ing
5000 Address 1Sl MRs fSssS'affa'lVR Il. "
iisie. Pa. Telephone ys SS7. ''' +: T
TWO. STROUT CATALOGs. Just out
East, Midwest and Western; 81
States, 3.B46 bargains. FREE
STROUT REALTY. 711-A Wood
ward Bldg, Washington. Sterlinl
LoG966ouN COUNTY. vA.--14o acres
Old stone house, could be restored
kEsAl1EgEy asEssn. HSS visslnif'h W. Phone Ps1HRl hn
%SSSSfRESiESN; ,sSs !..y! yAl1. ;,s1.. .srs;; ,ts
Roe. HI laoo SsfS STGH AsRlmhG Stm SRaiGsSj sss SS6
fhIsilssa ~ pEffEs kfAEffYAN No
wANTED TO eAsH.RENT DAfR,
FARM, partly or completely equip
sussfUshtee bond isf'et d y sPPS So6Vo. pst sev
ss ssr.ssf sfi n dslty ssFes,s stst 1d YISsstarlti
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ttPts III sef.s n sYlsIiao tSsa sA Ases 4 estS
acre dairy farm, ltfaeeW BARN Al
,ISss%St 'RSB otSS' 3SEaii iSS if ''a.' '"'.i
9Sssss, I9st y, Asse I Ssnsh RaAt9Rk teaegs
SHANSA. Hllgpti ely n46I
eI0E oB0uRE yith frame wins, bull
,hss s9p' pssssosetIhss, psssessts geabssslRssea bslRs 9sa ss
Rssf6iipsNtsihf Esdasss Hs'ss eeaREFyh1'sSS 'sSIpI
Glnia, Can be PURCHASED With from
eRldssss Y s21 md dserSss SsyIssnln Isnln shees ESe a gtf
sssle1ag 4sssT 1agtvgs o oSoRRsssstEtus RRssEs 80 osPss; sea'
Aide VII, leng tE9ntase on. 30
ssss staten situated A. Z, t9St ,9t gLIl epI
GREEN CO.. EEgllssVe AEepts, = gH
midway iis'j jptIaiRRFu taR Rseaa bsas bssHsaI II
Watered and fenced; barn fof IL
cows 7-r0om house, water and elec' :;
shade, mountain view other farm
tate. Hamilton, Va, Phone aiisHi, -
OVER I 900 ACRES, mostly under cul.
farms IN Londoun County. va; wei
weteFed. newly fenced; several houses
ADEQUATE barns and silos for full
0Dto5SEtiGR gs7! oG Or 'HUiSssti9n Upp:rs: P6SSn' S
%
7b-ACRE TRACT Of beautiful rolling
timber land, on good roads, over
looking Shenandoah River: easy
terms. Smaller tract nearby on same
road and giyer; -, !.
Evening star., 1952-02-29

COLORED-IOO3 4th S.W.-Four-rm.,
bath apt. and equip. shoemaker
shop; $125 mo. Ma. 7772, any time.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
HOUSES WANTID 70 GUY

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sSSi:i $Sn' 43saSsE 43sa!S !:!. sast h IlBsFx8AE "A N
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81 SEL1SE !.;h 81 1870 81 your U;sS.,.
Witt ,sI eeloFsdI immediats acton
" .PROMFT ATTENTION TO tie sals
o. your home, business or invest
%SlPEs cSlE property s{EhPTARsitrXO PThst Rssitss ssiSirs
ALL CASH. susrsntse sii cash q
MILkEX, RE. OdO6.
L WILL PAY Cash TODAY for your
home; any location, any cenditioni
DIRECT FROM OWNER. cash, eithe, a;
p; G., Md. or Va. 81. 1897 or FA
DETACHED. from owner. Amer Univ,
Cleve. PIX. Ch. Ch.. d c, 1000
max; wh.; IL a.m.-9 pm, 81. S089
HAVE PURCHASER for s-bedrm. brk
home in Silver Spring, or Coles
Vile I'd. area: Has $1,000 cash and
will nay $500 per mo. CAN SH
B2ESTIHi.-cH., 2SIi cH. AREA. wanted
baths; $50, ,O0O-$25, 900. OIL. 0O70
FOUR, SIX OR EIGHT UNIT q apt
bldg. in North or South Arlington
Call JACK eEWELL. GL. 1878. .-2s
FROM 1918 RMS, 3 baths; down.
rooming house. co. .9472.
CAPITOL HILI-Flat front 3-bedrm
brick house in except. good loca-
ton; full hsmt;, OIL heat; vacant
CASH m "a HOURS. BONUS FOR
CT AND FILA FINANCED HOMES
10. 2-0400; Ewes. AK. 8010.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
DVSINISs PROP. FoR RINI
SILVER SPRING

15x70 1t. In new air-con-
ditioned bldg. Just of Ga. ave.
near bank, post ONCE, Peoples
and Safeway. Suit. for flower
shop, insurance ONCE, ap-
pliances,. haberdashery, etc,
Ont Of high-rent area, Reas,
on 6-yr. lease. Call Mr.. Lutes,
81. 1922, with LAWRENCE
v. LUTES CO.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
MINK COATS

And deepfreezers are legitimate as
s.ettoa wei as fasihionable ashton in this lovely
good-sized bedrooms Il really i'm
mense) and tile bath on 2nd a..
twenty-fourAfoot liv. rm. with f1re-
place, sep. din. rrn., powder rm. and
lge. equipped kit. on 1st.; finished
outside exit; q brand-new home i
block from bus and shopping for
only S24,950 with terms arranged.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF Wilson. LA. h.R2nn. -2a
Evening star., 1952-02-29
SMALL CASH DOWN
ON THESE

240 acres with some in woods. IN thn
mountains OF upper Loudoun Counfy.
Win sound frame farmhouse 10 ~
modernized and decorated and
SSs5nin CAP g for the landlords week end.
o. SS@s.OOO, about $4,000 down.
oH acres 81 ievel and mostly clear. less
$4, 900 down. ~1'""o' Spous
lg0 acres partly wooded, creek and
Melis: less than 30 miles D. C. AsE.
Ing ing $25. 900. Inspections By appoints,
ment only.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
INVEST. PROF. SALE Cent j

VALUABLE X ST. PROPERTY. near
conversion TO Doctors Doctors ofiices Es Ssars. Or p1re-
" commercial rentals.
RIDpELL REALTY CO.
81 1742 x st. NV. DI. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
YOUNG and Reautiflil

Young and Beautiful
l shsn ssfE SlS ps p uss s:., ,sfle
sssSsS iSsSSrSss. ss. nSSslHns HsS H:bass S'E ls SlS
anlns l. t' at t'SfltSsss SSl.Sss.sssfs ss aRsaSss,sSsit
plus elee. range and fefef,I ample
bedrltis, and tile bAth-1Afraheed 70
lnsllfe maximum dlllet and privacy
fh wes,nstsn SSatleth Il eyS osth sa a. AslRsysS nv
Balance on terms 6Sii
Rnai HnknAn GAnn.ln Yaaa
Evening star., 1952-02-29

TODAY'S BARGAIN u
Two story. 6.room, frame DWELLING,
G69d condition, Eight-coW barn
cnlcEen house, electricity, school buS
e. door, -mile irontsge on stats
thEinwSS thEisn nHw o. acres c,,i;,Js s99d land; af
hardwood timber. Price 81 / 500 vith
liberal terms. WV"
HELMS REALTY AGENCY
AIiangie, va. and liz Yorkshire Lane.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
5-Rm. Brick Colonial
Green Thumbs, Attention

Green Thumbs, Attention
Excellent brick Colonial, with con-
servatory fgrow the flowers you
like. vegetables too. all year aroundl e,
on large lot; lse. liv. rm: with
fireplace. good din. rm., equip. KIT.
.bedrms. and bath on End. large
screened side porch. full bsmt. with
two outside entrances; recr. rm.
with fireplace and " bath; attached
one-car garage; transp., schools,
and shopping within ptntno z blocks; lo
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1952-02-29
THE EVENING STAR
FARMs Gent j

washington, d. C. I.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 30. 1859 5
Evening star., 1952-02-29
HOUSES FOR sALs-vA.
FACT!
NOT FICTION


All-brick 2-bedrm. home in North
Arl., blk. to grade school. Large
bsmt., has outside entrance, dble.
laun. trays, oil heat and gas h.-w.
heater. liv. rTn.; sep. din. rfn., equip.
kit, ali on LIST A.; lavge black and
white tile bath. Shiny hardwood
io9rs throughout. Will sell for
+ $l2,950 ON excel terms. Call REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC. oW. 909O.
Sleep Longer
Yes 1890 Minis. longer each morn
ing, when you live close-in near
Key Bridge. All brick and steel
construction. dry bsmt. with tele-
vision room, plus cozy rooms. tile
sssn ssaFass and RanSr stairway r. e srd & q foI
blinds, combination storm and
screen sash. All for $l2, $50. ASK
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Evening star., 1952-02-29

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chicken houses, Ideal setups for IN:
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RID TO BELIEVE

But you can buy this b7-acre farm,
eeaasln as lsnd; S.,Sns. nice stream, few esseS
house. 5000 lines, ! pretty tS'I soiiS. iHH-sd soSa
cant. Windows are aSS'i broken Hss 'csH cSt. u:
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Evening star., 1952-06-29
Taylor and Rookie Back
Sian Redskin Contracts

Expecting to go to training
camp next month with approxi-
mately so players. the Redskins
added two more yesterday as Hugh
Taylor, veteran end. and rookie
Halfback Sam Venuto mailed in
their contracts. Thirty-eight men
are now signed.
This will be the sixth year with
the Redskins for Taylor. 6-foot-4
191-pound pass-snagging star
from Oklahoma City College. He's
the player the Redskins found in
a book. He was signed by former
Coach Turk Edwards. who noticed
,Taylor's record and persona
statistics while idly thumbine
through a football magazine.
Venuto stands 6-foot-1 anc
weighs 1876 pounds. His home towI
is Ardmore, Pa, but he ATTENDED
Guilford College in North Caro-
lima. Venuto was signed as a fre'
agent.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Rock Point. with Harry Hulbirt
of Washington and Frederick
Dodge of St. Petersburg. Fla,
made a nice catch early last week.
The fish ran up to II pounds,
with Dodge taking the largest. All
were taken trolling, some with
spoons. some with feathers and
bucktails.
Bluefish still are running of
Ocean City, Md. Harold Gates OF
Takoma Park with his wife and
daughter Nancy and Mr.. and Mrs
Tom McNeill fishing with Capt
Marvin Williams report 131 taken
on their last trip, the fish ranging
up to S pounds. Fishing on the
Admiral with Capt. Lawrence Rye
Hugh Crawley. George Phillips
Joe Mitchell, Bill Capps and Robey
Fields of Washington brought
back 10. On the Buster with
Capt. F. E. Kerstetter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Heurich and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Drake of Washing
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Webb of Rutherford. N. j.. brought