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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

blanks are delayed. Mrs. Arthur
Hanby, general chairman for the
1854 National Chicken Cooking
Contest has stated that all entries
must be posmarked on or before
midnight, June 5.
First prize in the Senior Division
is $4,000 cash, plus a choice of any
electric or gas range of the confess
tant's choice, and a gold trophy
from the Poultry and Egg National
Board; Second place winners will
receive $4,000 cash and a choice of
gas or electric range; third prize
a new range; fourth prize a new
range and 9Th gas dryer. Prizes
6 through Is will be announced
soon. An additional attraction in the
line of prizes will be awarded to the
holder of lucky number issued to
visitors to the Cooking Contests. A
dor prize of Westinghouse Elec-
trio Clothes Dryer.
The Senior Cooking Contest will
be held on Wednesday morning.
June % beginning at 900 a. m, in
the new cafeteria of the George
town High School, the winner to be
announced the same afternoon. The
Junior Contest will be held in the
same place on Tuesday morning.
June p beginning at $3.50 a. m.
Construction work on some of the
main floats for the Delmarva Chic
ken Festival Parade was begun in
Georgetown this week, by the Har-
grove Decorator Display Company.
Among the larger and most magnif-
cent floats will be the one designed
for Miss Delmarva VII and the
rUnners-up in the beauty pageant;
and those for the winners of the
National Cooking Contests.
Earl Rust, Festival Parade chair
man has been assured that "Miss
Delaware" will be seen in the Festi-
val Parade Many of the civic or
CARNATIONS: Rotary, Kiwanis,
Lions, Oranges and other groups
have already indicated entrance in
the parade which will be held on
June %. beginning at $50 p. IN.
Mr.. Rust stated that II bands have
agreed to appear. among
them the we'll known Tall Cedar
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

Band, of Evergreen Forest No 40
and the Salisbury High School
Band, along with high school bands
IN Delaware and other states.
Mr.. Rust pointed out that 500 in
VlanOns nad been mailed to possible
participants. 1t is expected that the
Mtllville, N. J. Volunteer Fire Co
and the Pitman, N. J. Co. with the
famous Hobo Band which partici-
pants each year in the Mummers
Parade in Philadelphia.
j. G. Townsend, Son and Co, and
the local branch of H. S. Dixie and
Co. have agreed to furnish five trac-
tors each, to furnish motive power
for the large floats.
The attractive prize lists offered
will be over 100000, to the win
ners in various divisions of the
parade
Norman Glen, chairman of Pub
licity FOR the Delmarva Chicken
Festival in 1854 announced this
week the arrival of the Festival
place mats. The place mats are a
new departure in advertising the
FESTIVAL and are for use in restaur-
ants and hotels on the Delmarva
Peninsula and elsewhere in the
nation.
Business men, hotel operators and
restauranteers are being contacted
to place the new advertising
medium The mats are available
from Mr.. Glen and from directors of
the Delmarva Chicken Festival. Inc.
in packets of $500 for a nominal
sum.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14
Entrants In Natl.
Chicken Cooking
Contest Pouring liz
Continued from FIRST Dage)


Salisbury, Nd; Mrs. Edward Rus
sell, r. D. No. 4, ElktOn, Nd. Mrs.
francis WysOng, High Point Road.
FOrest Hill, Md; Mrs. Eleanor 1:
Graham, Mt, Hermon Road, Sails
bury Nd; Mrs. Perry Graves.
Georgetown, Del; Mrs. Pearl New
man, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. Thomas
Coletto, 1902 Goth Street, Ozone
Park, N. Y; Mrs. w. Bausbacher
5l2 Sandwich Avenue, Bronx, N. Y:
Mrs. Laura B. Mende, Anchorage
Farm, Irappe, Md; Mrs. Rebecea c.
tunnels, 212 Kells Avenue, Newark.
Del; Mrs. Robert J. Davis. Newark
Del; Mrs. Julia NJ. Lingo, Millsboro.
Z. D. Del; Mrs Mary Jane Henry,
Easton, Md; Mrs. Percy Shortall.
Easton, Md.
Junior Contest Entries include
sister team, Virginia Lee. Smith and
Margaret Ann Smith, of Bridge
vile; Louise M. Summons, Ellen
dale; Edwin Walter East, Harr-
ington; Eleanor Catherine Harlan.
Earlville, Md; Jayne r. Shivers.
Allen, Nd; Madalyn Baker, Harr-
ingtOn. Del; Katherine Banks.
Mardela Srrings, Md; Ruth Ann
Smith, White Hall, Md; Jean Hast
ings, BridgeVille, Del; Carolyn
Gordy, Georgetown, Dell Carolyn
Davis, TOWson, Maryland
Previously entered in the Senior
Contest, prior to last week were
Rev A. e. Daugherty, Methodist
minister, Of Lewes, Del; Stephen
Vaughn, ,Lewes, r. D.; George Co
baugh, Glendale, u year old man
who was a contestant in the 1853
Contest; Mrs. Carroll Davis, TOwsOn.
Md; Mrs. Elsie opposite, Long
Island, N. Y; Mrs. Harry Karcher,
Greensboro, Md; and Mrs. Mary
Biulli Of Laurel Del. who was
the first entrant in the 1854 Senior
division; Mrs. John Hastings,
Bridgeville; Mrs. Raymond Lloyd, |
Georgetown; Mrs. Antonio Richard |
son, Magnolia; second place winner
in the 1858 Contest; Mrs. Dorothy
Jones. Georgetown, r. D.; mother |
Miss Patsy Jones, first place winner |
in the 1858 Junior Chicken Cooking
Contest.
The attractive list of prizes
offered together with other features
are of special interest. The dead I
line for entrance in either the
Senior or Junior division has been
set at June s. Early entrance is
desirable since the quotas as an
nounced may be filled if entrance !
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

OF Georgetown, is in the exhibit.
There is also an old spy glass COW
cred with handmade canvass of
the type USED on early san pilot
boats, circa about ITS.
A chart of the Delaware Bav and
River made by one Joshua Fisher
in 1856 bears an endorsement bv
Y pilots and sailing masters as fol-
lows: I'VE, the Subscribers. hav-
ing persued the annexed Draugbt
OF Delaware Bay, do recommend if
as a very Exact Performance. and
will greatly contribute to the Safe
Navigation in the said BAY as the
several Draughts heretofore mare
are very imperfect and no depen-
dence to be had thereon"
The museum is open to the pub-
lie free of charge, Tuesdays
through Saturdays from 10 a. m
to $3.50 p. m. and on SUNDAYS from
1880 to $50 p. m. 1t is closed on
Mondays.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14
Harrington Moose
Lodge News

On Saturday, May Sth, Harring-
ton Loyal Order of Moose held it's
9th anniversary banquet.
A delicious turkey dinner was
served by the WOmen's Auxiliary
Of the Moose. Mayor Ernest Killen
acted as POSTMASTER and introduce
ed the speaker of the evening. ].
Jay StOehr, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr..
Stoehr is Assistant Regional Direc-
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tor of the Moose and gave an in
teresting talk on Mooseheart, The
Child City.
Governor Merle Vanderwende
later introduced members from
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

Salisbury.
Gifts were presented by the Past
Governor Clayton Lord of Milford.
to his officers, who in turn pre-
sented him with a gift.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14
Don't Just Sit

Even if you are on the rigbt
track you will get run over if you
just sit there.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

Basket making is one Of the mos
ancient of Industries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
save $500 on Aetna 5.piece
DINETTE SETS
's11ss 'sg 1926

Attractive eontemporoY-sNled dinette set
includes tobIe with coIorfuI pIostie top, 4
matching plastic upholstered chairs, both
on sleek black wrought iron legs. TobIe
top 3Ox4O", has 8" extension leaf. Avail
oble in white or red with black speekIed
pattern. Delivery in 10 doys.
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3.95 METALOID STOOLS

Sove on sturdiIy constructed
metal kitchen stools Scot meas DIS
ures ~" high. with back. Boxed y
enamel finish, choice Of eroy,
yellow, blue, red or black
WeL-Lores Housewares, End Floor. North Building
also Chevy Chose
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DRY: CLEANING
SPECIALS

Mems suits cleaned, regularly 2OO---1.6O
Women's suits cleaned, regularly us, $50
Mems and women's plain coots cIeoned,
regularly
WoL-DV Cleaning Desk, srd Floor, North Building
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FUR RESTYLING
SPECIALS

Cope restyIes, from your old fur coot, black
dyed nuskrot or Persian lamb, regularly
Striped furs restyIed in your choice Of same
cope styles, 300 less than regular prices.
W6L-Fur Storage Desk. 5rd Floor. North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

Hang the whole foniIy wash easily on this
sturdy aluminium outdoors clothes dryer.
Has u PoroIlel lines for n1oximum drying
space. Folds quickly, compoetIy for easy
Storage Lines Of weother-resistont Kordite.
W0L-Loree Housewares, End Floor, North Building
olso Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

LANDOvER HILLs-Brick. rambler,
2 bedrms., .plastered walls. equip.
:; as; isas ssa:s '1S ssl 5s: &c. az@'' zp 7SS 4SSl
IL,E,MIs.prAL E--s bsSrWs;. 2,stoyy
landscaped srounds. 4 real home
sisrsS sgs s;io f9E f5st tyne ~ owner
UNIVERSITY PARK, 1903 Underwood
sn STsk lScysls csp. ceS csS Sos SsSsSrm in and
ssxclusiys Residential section; RIM
AZ. z.I299i WA. .7-0947. 10
$500 DOWN-Nr. Lewisdale School
Practically new 3-bedrm. brick and
caP csaiRPels VA fS yasoo ost Fl; prize SosEs4 sds4SS
s. DAVIS q CO. -
Low DOWN PAYMENT. small house
In =. Riverdale: Q lse. lots: oppor-
tunity for handy man to complete
vs vasdditiona UE: 1850, 10
Cod in sunny6rook: near eli cows.
Full bsmt., large lot; price. $1l 600.
.EHH EET Sol2A s; Davis 4 co, !, 80 p
bath S BRICK ana "a sSinsls iaTs Ssn% Soms Priced
way below the market at $13.950.
Full dry bsmt.. concrete porch,
choice location on the hill behind
SSsHsss Thsiss Ts Ne. s.smGn. IL %s plws
cal cail va; $4,000 T3e ~ s pm. ROB
LARGE 6-ROOM HOUSE, large lot.
On main hwy. near shopping CEN
ssI vsss8 g ooee eoSss sc9d ooS %l aos1
r%SSEs9EaHsaITE4x T%SE9EaHs T4 &Ro%E1I.rs. R15SiS: aS Toon..
cams 800 SSS SSS.: e.:S s" fs3ss isSS
oS1H owSEE' IVY ia WV s7oiS. oi5shans' or S feSpt
Hills bungalow. Or win sell with
PARksipE REALTY Co, 10, % .:
HANaSYMAS! 1saS III pms s1e5 down .ncIualns aG
BUYS nice banssiow. Needs t: IL:
tie work. Open daily, 10 am: I'll
dark. 513 73rd pl.. carmody Hills,
HOUSES By HUGHEs-six-rm. ter.
race-level home: 3 bright bedrms..
family din. rn., full bsmt... econom.
ical oil heat. storm windows and
"; r HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-140O
HousEs 81 i BY By HUGHES, Yves. H7asts-
yille-All-brick Colonial: lge, rms.
iTll a basement. snss pSrcb. IIG Gnly Si3'95o' e6'
Ho1sfs BY BY HuGHEs.' heart Of ay-
attsville--Four- bedroom. older type
property; full bsrnt., new gas heat
ms system: Immaculate throughout,
$ll:450: on easy. terms; ". r.
Lo6SkH: Lo69SkHNss $3.50 80 6666wN.. .1SH sio.ybSS For for
2 modern ;2-story home with full
bsmt. and lge. Anchor-fenced yard.
LING, UN 4-O3l3; ewes. Wa.
|AT1ENGTiioN. T7iEHSTii sPEcuLAroRs-sN7.Sss $50.
room home in sasH ioHelS Sufs Bernyn aas Hs
needs repairs. You can make money
4-OSi3: ewes. WA. 7-42o5. "a
52-FT. RAMBLER, featuring z rms.
on one floor. 16-ft. din. rm.. 15-ft.
tiled kit. lR-ft. den. 3 bedrms., q
car garage. On level M-acre lot.
Nr. Beltsville school and conv. to
MOL. and Govt. farm This prac--
eai'SG eli e. Sl!a ssoS SnIS III. sso1n 0m. sos seas
ERT s. DAVIS co. %
5000 DOWN-Green Meadows--Less
than rent, Complete redec,. 5-rm.
conv. loc iust on Riggs I'd. ST9. so
per mo. pays all. Call WA. $4,000
tn 8 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS d
CLOSING EsTATE-Lee. mod. corner
firepl.. metal awnings. utility rm..
storage attic; nr. Carroll ave. Priced
SlS.500. Call HE. 4-6400. PECK
Evening star., 1954-01-08
BY OWNER
UNUSUAL VALUE
3-BEDROOM BRICK
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

scaped lot: adorable. modern 4-bed.
rm. Cape Cod, firepl., in spacious iv
rm:. huge family Kit. full basement
with nnished recr. rm.. oil INV n.
Sonv. to MOL Univ. Of Md. and
experimental Farm. A real bargain Al
sSs SR' pEkkY 5sFRs Exc9'iys CO. VA win
cAaP 1S2P 81 sPRiNRGs-4 i NR;R miles D. c.-s.
bedrm. detached Colonial brick
screened side porch. full bsmt. with
finished recr. rm., 2 fireplaces: i'm
maSq,1te; raSpnI lgs; land;csped ! lot. JAMES
CHEvERLY--BeautifuI 7-rm. brick
Colonial with slate roof and attached
garage. lge. bedrms.. Ia baths
lst f.. den or bedrm.. all-electric
Kit; fun bsmt. with automatic oil
Owner trans: excel. financing can b
FERRY TIsRssq Bos%HnE sHsl1siSs Co. VIZ %lth 4Ia1
CHEvERLY-5-yr.-old, brick Colonial
3 bedrms., liv. rm. with fireplace
i large DIN. rm:. modern kit: and bath,
si77:!5oo00. %. for e .I iaen.isI S1Si property; W:
down to $I5.95O. The best buy IN
Md. call Mr.. Gribble. ST. 3-736S
EYES. EYES. Lu. 4-2462. ATLAS REALTY
CoILEGE PARK. MD.-s-bedrmi.,i 2.
story frame home; on 5 lots. Large
porch NV. heat. Can be seen ans
COLLEGE PARK, r. /. ave.-Pretty
det brick Colonial, 3 bedrms., rec
rm. close to everything. Real value
ct $20.950. Attrac. terms. w. CLIF-
E0Rp sHERTzER. OIL. 6-6500 OF
FSkEsfyiIIr TAi aTsHlI BuNGALow-HIoSsel, Hs
4,bedrm; brick. ,liv. rm. with flre-
en- and bath, full basement. Low
down payment. Convenient to An
drews and Boiling Field. Owner
aRsasrf;e sbSe 81 l9RsS s7sss Dss: sss. cf H. MF
S4sS. ATLAS REALTY CO. Iii
FOREsTVHLE, nr. Andrews, Boliins
q bedrms., ceramic tile kit. and
beth; fenced yard; mr.. schools
GSkESbkET, SE; MELT MD.-ro..l price, ,iS S..
Ssssi wet $R L@o4S:i a hfl rdl ases ar.siss sRe
HiiIiISciRsRsT HE1GHTs-New rS BRICK.
and-shingle rambler; 3 bedrms., lge
liv. rm.. all-elec. kit. with garbage
disposal and dishwasher. Pull base.
HlGnk WAbA A9LoBCs EIlCG ISQuCcu tl
S16,500. with low down payment fol-
immediate sale. Call Mr.. Gribble. ST
S;736S; eyes. LU. 4-2462. ATLAS
HYATTsvILLE-Five-rm. brick bun
galoy. newly dec. Lge.. I'm. attic;
dry bsnt.. firepl.; porch, garage. lge..
level lot: Should 60 GI with 81 $50
dn. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-5O5O.
LANDOvER, MD.-Modern home: q
lge: rms. IN baths, full bsmt.
built-in gar; oil heat; lge, lot
Vacant; $I4, 500. $3.50 dn. OWNER
LSSNsSsfEEsS SsNsSsfE Es;aI2s1; aPI2k1;x-Ador.s,. a.6.spm M1S
brick rambler, elec. kit. with dish
washer. garb. disposal, etc; log.
burning fireplace. alum; storm win
tiful corner lot Just on RISES I'd.
Only $12,960. Approx. $2.1OO. down
70 non.-vet. Or 81 800. down to Oh
26-yr. financing II desired. Exclusive
with THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.,
WA. 7-4600 til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOUSES FOR sALr-Mp.
ALL, THIS

x1A0 4 1440
Plus 1st-class location Is yours for
only $3.50. All rms. on 1st A.;
M ra i.Ssm. separate nS din; n..S Ssm .-.., eGnip p
shade trees, lot 5oxI25 With more
land available. Only 81 900 down.
An extraordinary value In . COM
Portable dwelling.
YOU WON'T
Believe 1t unless you see this new;
66x1O0. carport 1920. uitramoderE
kit; low down payment. Call III
now, and We promise not to sell Il
until you see It:
FOR DOCTOR
Dentist Dentist or Family dssirtnga .It a,sr con, r.
rm., din, rrn.. kit, bedrm. and bath
End a.. liv. .rm.. bedrms.. kit. and
dinette, bath; full bsmt.. recr. rm.
rsrs: nWh ;or Sn Sna (. poEcn Sr SnG a. nov
payment. Price. Sis.50o: ideaiis
suited for q discriminating buyer
YOU'LL LOVE 1T
You ss ssn c6dB, eslD lit r4.s hss eysrythrE so y
2 bedrms. and bath; End H.. i larE,
bedrm.. bath and sun deck; full
bsmt.; closed SIDE porch. 2-storI
garage with additional 60x14 IT,.
2 lots each 5Ox20O. Built in 194l
Price S18.o5O, $1,000 down, 1Sl
trust $14.9BO. This will be thu
biggest thrill since you started look.
THE BEAUTY
Comfort and convenience you want
In Q home; large brick Colonial. only
$17.D50. with 10% down to 0Is
First floor. center-hall entrance
large 22-ft. liv. rm. with mirrorec
hrepl., side porch on liv. rm., family
size din. rna., large equip. kit; end
a.. large hail. 8 bedrms. and sur
deck; beautiful bsmt. with knotty-
pine recr. rm. and built-in bar;
fenced lot with many shade trees
Only q few blocks OF N. H. ave.
For appeal in lovely environment
you won't be satisfied with less.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. g.5992 ~ 8 PM; after 9
2-SOb2 JU 7.n1h9 10
Evening star., 1954-01-08
WHEATON, AREA
OWNER TRANSFERRED

f:. fu os1ss os.ds dne@s snr iss
heat; lge. level lot: sidewalks: nj.
pubic and perochial schools. Assume
$1,000, AZ loan; mo. payments
$76,T0 includes taxes and Insurance.;
moderate down payment. Price S13.-
CAMFANELLA d co.
x. 3-4113. EveS.. 10. B-i149,
Evening star., 1954-01-08

Def. COLONIAL HOUSE
Assume GI loan: 8 yrs. old. brick and.
asbestos shingle with all-electrie
Hotpoint kit. garbage disposal
large nv. rn., din. rm.. util. rm
with Whirlpool automatic washer
3 bedrms. and bath; wall-to-wal
carpeting in liv. rm.. din. rm.
stairs, and large bedrms. Large
fenced lot with play and storage
house. In established community
Oh East-West hwy. near New
Hampshire ave. To inspect, cal
Mr.. Payne. JU. 5-5063, with FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE. RE. 7-346l.
BEST HILLSIDE. ND. AREA
2-Story Brick-Garage
FIREPLACE. REcR. RM.. BsMT.
. APIS. 9 ENTRANCES, 4 LOTS
ALUMINIUM WINDOWS, SCREENS
= ROOMS-ALL COPPER PLUMBING
PA BATHS. 3 STOVES. SINKS
Bargain. $1,000: busline Mr.. Fortin
10 S-S390. cox & CO.. UN. 4-1626.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
WeStmoreland Circle

WeSCnlOreIanQ C1rCIe
We are pleased to present for thu
very drst time this de luxe custom.
built brick Colonial In the highl,
section. ,ust oyer ths pistrict lins hvs
cond. ana features 5 on = the "isn1a's it 4.
large reception hall. liv. rm. with
fireplace, adj. porch. excellent size
library. powder rm., family-siz din
rm. and. completely equip. KIT. There
baths On the End d. with : stairWsy WAY
to large 3rd a. Complete bsmt.,
det. 2-car gar. and large well-land.
scaped lot. Asking $40, 900. Call Mr..
Stuart. Ma. S.408O; ewes. and Week
ends, EN-. 3-4788. j. RUPERT
MOHLKR. Jr., Realtor. Exclusive
Evening star., 1954-01-08
THE BEAUTY
NEW RAMBLERS
5% nOWN-GI

80 DOWNI GI
$12.250 TO S12.750
See these 3-bedroom homes today
Fully equipped kits. fun dry bsmts
with outside entr., attractive design
Just 5 blks, from st. Mary'i
Church and 9 blks. from public
school. New Food Fair shopping cen
ter 4 blks. You won't flnd better con.
venience. Monthly payments. 500
Lower monthly payments with 10G
down. Directions:. out Annapolil
I'd. "a miles from .; 8: Route
blk. to 18th ave, right on 75tf
ave. to open house ct Bellemeac
subdivision.
Harry A. Boswell & Co., Inc
REALTORS. AP. 7-1111
Evenings, AP. 7-0582
Evening star., 1954-01-08
DAYLIGHT BSMT

In this beautiful 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Large liv. rm.
w/firepl., individual din. rm..
de luxe kit. complete with
built-in brkfst. nook, Ia
baths. THE BSMT. Is WAIT.
INC FOR THAT ADDI-
TIoNAL ROOM Or REC.
this = no66 and compare. Phone ia.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOUSES ron sALa-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE

Near Columbia. Country Club, walk
Spacious 2-yr, ,-old brick rambler. 8
bedrms., az baths, large fully all
electric kit. with breakfast space
breezeway, garage, screened porch;
rm. m with bar and Additional frepi
Price Greatly reduced for quick sale
Excellent financing: 20b-foot lot
with outside fireplace; many shade
trees. OIL. 2-4696.
CROSS q pERRY INC
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WHEATON. MD.

SS SoionisPoHSer iinPRssSSs socm IN iss moor
larfe Living room With fireplace
dining space, dishWasher. garbage
disposal: end floor. nice bedroom,
and bath. full basement. outside
wooded lot. Excellent transportation
To inspect any time. can JU. B.
TOO; eyes,, RIA. 3-6364.
Chester H. Keller, ReaItor
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HILLWOOD

In the fast-growing city Of
Falls Church, the best Of sur
roundings. Comparable prop
critics are priced as high as
$4,000: custom built double
wing rambler. Swanky floor
plan consists Of entrance hall.
lovely large liv. rm. with
,1ta bqilt-in ol bookcases; s. It, picture tyr,
rm.; nice kit. equipped with
dishwasher, diSpoal and Ben
dix; 3 bedrms. and 2 tile
baths, rear elassed lin heated
solarium for winter and sum-
nnI time hv50E' roof. Hsn';' Iot 75xsoe' e' With With
gorgeous oaks. A real value
for 1854. Priced at $4,000.
Real Estate Service, Inc
Multiple Listing Realtors
4763 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. ia. 1909
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD
Brick rambler with basement. Near
University of Maryland. Only $575
do own and easy payments. owner
t1nnsfeFTsd tran ETsd iaI aHrry * this ssSS SSns last
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
CO. 5-O222 1900 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1954-01-08

TAKOMA PARK
Attrac. 3-bedrm. det. home, bsmt.
close to everything. peri. cond. See
'nis Hvo% oSmsi sHock9S S.;SeS SNnf:roas SGTn:
TU. 2.210O -A
Evening star., 1954-01-08

cox & CO.. JU. 5-0775
BET. CONN. AND WIS. AYES.
$3.50 down, $sS mo-, buys this new
3-hedrm. brick rambler: full bsmt.
with outside entr.; IL ax23a liv. rm.
with firepl.. lge. equip. kit. with eat
ing space: conv. t., public and paro.
chisl schools and transp. OPEN
DAILY. IL TIL DARK. To reach:
Out Wis. ave, past Naval Med. Cen.
and NH to Georgetown Prer
School,. right on Strathmore rd. To
Flanders ave, left to OPEN sign.
SMOLEN q SCOTT
Realtors JU.. 7-551l
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARL1NoToN-FALLs CHURCH
CT SPECIAL

-. Nicest. . Of r,lsayH lnsa!gHhb4e,r1h,c9eSds; 4,1,9S
-I5ssi PicTJsE fsiSre' bEook. ESpkf hRNE PTeE.r. T.
about II yrs. old. 1st a. con.
sists Of large liv. rIn:, spa:
cious din. rm. and delightful
kit; 2 master bedrms. on
End a.: full bsmt.; pvt. rear
porch. Assume large 4cs GI
loan. Low cash will handle.
Phone IA. 10000 for appt.
to INSPECT.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
CLOSE I'M

S-bedrm. Colonial. Clost
to ct. Johns School. All-elec. kit.
m. rec rIn., Anchor fenced yard
$4,000 cash with very easy terms
just . few blks. oyer the pistricj
bsdrms. SnS ana beh on o 1ss ane 6ne hs
upstairs finished with 2 more bed
rms. and bath. Daylight bsmt,
plenty of tall trees. One blk. tc
; biis. 'i to express % bus. Is Low down
payment Consider trades.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
ST. JAMES
$1,000 CASH
8 BEDROOMS

Older home. completely re-
stored. All good-sized rooms.
lovely din. Tm. A DEN FOR
DAD, full bsmt. Clean gas
heat; 200-ft. lot; vacant,
move right in. Hurry on this
one. Phone now. ia. 10000.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-15
A Hazardous Business

quate wiring is growing source of farm
fires and disabling injuries. And many pain
full and serious accidents occur every year
from such neglect as leaving things on
stairways, standing on some insecure sup
port when reaching to higher places or
permitting inflammable material to accumu-
late in cellar or attic.
Perhaps third of the fatalities to farm
people take place off the farm as result of
automobile mishaps. Most of these can be
traced to defective equipment, excessive
speed or violation of traffic rules.
You can contribute most to reducing
death and injury from accidental causes by
making safety first the continuing watch
word on your farm or ranch, or in your
household. Unless you remain vigilant in
eliminating causes of accidents and in re-
fusing to take unnecessary chances, you or
someone in your family may suffer seri-
Gus or even fatal accident
Accidents do not merely threaten. They
actually occur every day-and usually to
someone who was careless. 1t is just COM
mon sense to practice safety first-always.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-15

THE PEAK PERIOD for farm accidents
is at hand The number of reports of injury
and death from this cause increases stead
lily. AS always, the high point will come
during the harvest season rush.
With the greater use of mechanical
and automotive equipment, farming and
ranching has become the most hazardous of
all of the major occupations. Year by year
the tragic human and economic loss con-
tinues.
These accidents can be classified in var
iouS ways. But the underlying cause of most
of them is human carelesSness. Such care
lessness takes many forms. Failure to keep
machines in good repair, excessive speed in
operating automotive vehicles, neglecting to
stop the motor while making adjustments,
and ignoring fire hazards are among the
more common. Disregard for safety in oper-
ating tractors on sleeper slopes or around
bitches is another cause of serious accidents
every season in Montana and northern Wyo-
ming.
Now that rural identification has been
expanded so greatly, defective and made