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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15

KENSINGToN-cAPE COD BEAU
TX: Only $l6;950 and FLA avail
able. SEE WHAT YOU GET! Liy-
ina rm. with fireplace, modern
Dutch kit. with large dining ex-
tension. bedrms, tiled bath and
cash. Better hurry! Call Our Up
town Office It'll 9 pm.
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coME-HITHER LOOK
And you'll not be disappointed
Dramatic is the walnut paneled
beamcd ceiling family rm., acces-
slble from a fabulous kit, sra
cious dining rm. Plus this, 8 bed
rms. and ga baths on same floor
Total of 3 firepls., daylight bsmt,
and double garase. See this un-
usual brick rambler w/touches OF
redwood today $39,950. Top To-
HOLLEY REALTY
11S3 Lee Hwy, All. KE. S.S3hO
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HILLSIDE RAMBLER on private,
shrubbed lot with trees In N,
Arl, Just seconds from shops, bus
LATE BRICK BEAUTY With full
bSmt features 3 cheerful bedrms.,
entertaining-siIe liv, rm., large
eat-in kitchen, $4,000.
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IDEAL STARTER HOME - $500
will pay everythin' and monthly
payments OF only $50 per mo
Twin size bedrmS., separate din,
room, full rec. type bsmt., left.
porch off kit, storm windows and
doors. Don't miss this one, call
today,
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JEWEL ACRES-3 bedrms., living
rm., dining rm., kitchen, on APP
prox, Ia-acre Of ground. Only is
min. from D. c. Priced reasonably.
HARTMAN RLTY., Inc.
LU $4,000 Eyes. CHI. S-4S7S
LANDOVER HILLS-B6seboard hot
water heat, 3-bedr. Colonial, sep,
din. rrn.. bsmt., lge, fenced lot.
FLA or VA. $3.50 DIN. immacu-
late cond. UN. 4-555o.
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15

CHEVY CHASE, WEST
Cheerful brick Colonial home in
nice community. Near elementary
school. Three twin-sized bedrooms.
Attached garage; Attractively
priced under $4,000.
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Ewes. WO. 6-4162
CHEVY CHASE-Brk. Colonial with
. bedrms., 1st-floor powder rm.,
rec. nm, garage, plus den, on
S esa NAfSIoa ShafLsce cHpT1 III E SpaI
ESTATE CORP, REALTORS, OF.
4,e333, open til 0
CHEVY CHASE (aboVe the circle1-
lovely living and dining rms, mod
srn kitchen, powder rm., fine
bedrms. and 2 tiled baths. At
tached garage and delightful land
Scaped lot. Rosemary and paro-
chial schools nearby. M. busline.
Priced in the low, low Dos. Cali
our uptown office til 8 pm
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1906. 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE. SOMERSET AREA
GGtEI KRIS OFFERING Of exception
FIRST FLOOR DEN, huge living wing
FLOOR Sa; Do Urn ITT3oGRsSH ROOM TMHl Fao
rage, large mod. kit. with dish
washer and disposal, and only
snort walk to Wis, ave, transp.,
Stopping and schools. Only S28, :
HSS20i W; EN-; 2SS296. DISTRICT
MShNfL6AAND REALTY CO., INC.
COLESYILLE-HALF ACRE, BRK
RAMBLER. 2 FIREPLACES REC.
sS SSdto HOT WATER HEAT.
j. c. CONLEY, JU. 9-4134
AFTER 8 PM, CALL JU. $4,000
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RIVER RIDGE ESTATES
PUT ON YOUR GLASSES and read
the fine print" described in this
outstanding 3-bedrn., 2-bath split
level with central air conditioning
Overlooking the POTOMAC. Only
minutes from schools, shopping
and transportation, featuring xep-
arate dining rm., de luxe kitchen.
separate den. Beautifully land
scaped and q fenced-in rear yard.
Only $22,950.
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AVONDALE-3-bedrm. brk. over
looking Sligo Creek Park, mr..
schools, markets, bus. D. c. line
Sep. din. rTn,, Ia baths, full
bsmt. Fenced rear yard. S102 mo.
CT, S105 mo. FLA.
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HOLLEY REALTY
blS3 Lee Hwy Ayl W EoEI

ASSUME CT LOAN
Only $1,000, down takes over this
large. 81 loan on this all-bricE
rambler, Monthly payments only
Sl29 p;i.ti., 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
finished rec. rm. in family-type
nneaIgGh6orhood Condition excellent
TOWN g. COUNTRY PROPER
TIES, INC, 256-91Oa, o to o,
ASSUMPTIoN-Large loan can be
assumed on this 2-bedrm. rambler
with carport. barbecue, patio. .
storage. areas and garden plot.
small down payment will handle.
prlced at only Sl3,950, payments
R HI TF9an 1Nr rent Can ARFAx
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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-l4O0

NOR THE GREAT
OUT-DOORSY TYPE! This Cape
Cod Is situated on q double lot
IMMATURE trees and spring fed
stream, inviting outdoor living.
spacious living indoors tool 4 bed
rms screened porch off from kit,
very large rec, rm. w/fahulouS bar,
and outside entrance. Convenient
TO schools, shopping and bus. S24,-
500. House on single lot may be
purchased for S1a,500.
HOTI,EY REATTv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15

ASSUME THIS CT Loan. no red
tape. Lovely semi-det. corner brick
nr. Suitland. close in, storm
windows, side porch. many extras.
Like new inside and out. Only
S495 down and move in today.
Sl3,950. A real bargain. Trade
S eSnsi f .1,6oA L L L n REALLTY
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Low DOWN
MCLEAN
Salona Village

5UI2 MauRh Road
For family that needs q larger
home this contains 5 bedrooms
ana baths, 1t has plenty Of space
Tor the diplomat who wishes to
entertain, located in a prestige
area on almost an acre with many
fine shade trees at a price OF
S42.950. BRoDiE and COLBERT
INC. Realtors. MR.. CASSIDY
RE. 7-2l2l, Ell. 6-32R3.
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BIG N'LOVELY = Brick rambler
with huge lot in Annandaie area,
3 bedrmS. and 3 baths. Priced un.
der $4,000. Full basement with
finished rec. rm.. living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm. with
sliding glass doors to huge back
yard. Corner lot and completely
fenced. Shows like new and will
sell fast. Call to inspect. TOWN
4 COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC,
TIE. 6-S9l5, 8 til 8.
BY OWNER, GI loan. 8 bedrms.,
baths, rec. rm.. walk to 4
schools semi-det. house, incl
share in rec. area, with swimming
pool, tennis court, etc. Must sell
leaving city. $4,000. Phone so.
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Vets; $500 cash incl. settlement
king 3-bedrm. Colonial can b,
yours II you call now. FLA $3.50
incl. settlement. Total price Sill,
$50. Call WA. 7-66l7 til 9 pm
HOMEOWNER RLTY. CO., INC.
ANDREWS AREA-Vac. 3-bedrm
pi. NJ delux kit ih baths. rs" bs St,
carport, ia-acre level lot with
trees, Assume present loan OF
FLA terms JOE JACOBS REALTY
RE. $4,000 or RE. 1888. We
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

yIENNA-47-foot rambler. 8 hed-
rms, . baths, lge. kit, full bsmt.,
on cul-de-sac. Immed. poss. Fi@
nance FLA, cow, CT or assume
Sl6,350 OF loan. FHA-appraised
price, Sie,750, OWNER. DU. 81
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LANDoVER .AREA--3-b bedroom BIZ
level, close to everything. Equipped
kit. with new .refrig.. plenty Of
dining space, Large util. room
in rear. No SIS down to vets with
payments Of only sol per mo,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A newly decorated brk. Colonial
home. Rosemary, School area. Liv.
Tm;, DID. rm,, kit, powder rm,, 2
eedrms. and 2 baths on End floor.
and bath in bsmt. Built-in garage,
nice deep lot. Priced So 500. Cali
WO. $4,000 It'll 8. EDW, H,
LONES a. CO. INC Realtnr
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EVANSVILLE 3-bedTni. brE,
rambler with paneied rec rm.,
and full bath in bsmt, / blk. to
shopping and bus, S14,g50.
VACANT. E-Z Terms, JU. 5-76ll
PEEpc ppnS
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CHEVY CHASE

f-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Colonial
with partially finished Bird floor.
Somerset School area, immed. oc-
eupancy. Asking only $25.950.
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EDMoNsToN-Large 3-bedroom
BUNGALOW, lust right for the fam
lily who needs room at an attrac-
tive price. Sl3,250. Total down
payment and settlement only
5000, FILA or CT.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45OO
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

APT. unit brk. furnished
and leased" mr.. Boiling Field.
PARAMOUNT SALES. HA 2-lSOO
ARL., 2 blks to Clarendon-De luxe
duplex. 2 units. full bsmt,, S34,.
$50. BUILDER. ia. s-2667.
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CAROLE ACRES

CENT. AIR CoND., 3-BEDRM
FAMILY ROOM, S1s,756.
j. G. CONLEY, JU. 9-4134
AFTER o PM. CALL Ju. 5-37OC
CHEVY CHASE-New listing. Close
l.: Delighttul brics rambler in
trees. big bedrms.. : baths. 4th
bedrm. and bath on lower level.
De luxe kil. table space, gorgeous
rec. nm, firepl. in ground level
esmt., garage. Amazing value in
30s. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF
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SHANNON & LUCHS

= . SG--I 7 0.S0 lA4NOG 1OVU
KENWOOD-Hsndsome brick and
stone. 4-bedroom, 3-bath resi-
dence Spacious first floor with
living room, dining room. library,
sitting room, artists studio. Large
kitchen, maids quarters. Call Miss
Parsons, EN-. 3-1553. H. A. GILL
q SON, REALTOR. FEE. $4,000.
LAYTONSY1LLE = All-brk. split
level. 3 bedrms., 21a baths, rec.
rm., den, modern kit. intercom,
firepl. 1mmed. possession. Below
FILA, S23 $50. Pc. 2-3140.
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Member brokerS Guild
CHEVY CHASE CHARMER! New
LISTINGl Lovely rambler on q
quiet little-traveled street. Two
bedrmS. and bath. PLUS den and
powder room on one floor. Sepa-
rate dining room, beautiful all
cleo. kit. with dishWasher, dis
posal and dining area. Huge scr
porch; Basement with lavatory and
outside ENTRANCE. Clean as a pin
COS! How can it last? FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-l4Il.
Evenings, OIL, 4-O96O.
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p. G. PLAZA
3-bedrm., and bath all-brick ram
bier; beautiful new kit, lovely lot;
block to bus, walk to schools and
shopping. Only $l6,500.
KEN DRUSKIN g. CO.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
Only $50. $50 for a true center hall,
4-bedrm. brick Colonial with Yer
mont slate roof, large lst.-fl. bed
rm,, with bath, plus maids rm.,
bath and rec. rm. with firepl,
Set on a magnificent lot. an I'M
usual find.
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HOUSES FOR SALs-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


SILVER SPRING - OLDER HOME
WITH PRIVACY. 4~bedrm. Colo
NAL, Bsmt. and large front porch.
Just S17,500. 10. $1,000 til
$3.50 pm.
HUGH T. PECK, l1e46 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
Sill, SPG.-Ciose in, $1,000 dn.,
take over loan, 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod, bsmt. w/exit, beaut. yard
w/trees.
GEO, ALLEN, Realtor, 10. 5-1950
SILVER SPRING, TAKOMA PIX
Brick Colonial on wooded lot. 8
bedrooms and bath on End floor,
living room, dining room, kitchen.
den and powder room on lst
floor. Rec. room in basement.
Terms or will FLA. Call JU.
5-4222, ewes. JU. $500.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES, CO,
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HILLCREsT HGTs.-custom- built
luxe built-in coiored. elec kit,
comb. studio and rec. rm. that cost
more than $4,000, has firepl,,
picture window and sliding glass
doors to patio with view Of the
WASHINGTON monument. LEe, porch
and carport, owner tranSf. has al
ready left town.
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VESTA REAL ESTATE
Redwood 6-20l0

HYATTSyILLE-Brick Colonial, 6
years old. 3 bedrooms, table space
kitchen, full basement with game
room and bar. Level lot, l36-ft.
deep. Full price S15,S00 with 5000
down, List with LiSL". L. J. LISZ
CO.. HE. 4-l3OO,
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CLARENDON

Lovely older type home IDEAL FOR
LARGE FAMILY, Z rooms, base
ment, garage. Beautiful lot. ST.
CHARLES PARISH. convenient TO
schools. shopping and transporta-
ton. Price only S21,750.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Rsaltor IA. 7-so1e
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15
Juveniles Who Aren't Delinquent

pay is on a piece-work basis, the young
workers can increase their earnings as they
develop their skill and stamina. And they
are doing well. Chairman Edgar H. Reeder
of the Unemployment Compensation Com
mission reports that one young girl last year
averaged So a day, right up with the top
boys.
We old-timers, self-righteously recollect-
ing the basis of our own sterling characters,
have long bemoaned the passing of house
hold chores -chopping wood, carrying in
water, carrying out ashes, even washing
dishes. Denied the disciplines of such du-
ties, we lament, our modern youth become
soft in body and weakened in moral fiber.
But now we elders can take heart for the
future and we can rejoice with the beet
growers that this army of young workers
could be rallied to toll on the soil. These
diligent juveniles are far from delinquent
BY the end of the season they'll be anything
but soft. What's more, they'll be solvent
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

Some would reply, eyes, this is the
Christian thing to do" Some say this action
would help to disillusion the Chinese people
with their Communist government. The be-
tition to President Kennedy suggests that
us. wheat be distributed under the au-
spices of the United Nations Food and
Agriculture Organizations.
This might insure that the wheat would
get to the people who are starving. But it
isn't likely that many would know that it
came from the United States
Our Canadian neighbors aren't troubled
with such decision. Canada has just signed
another contract to sell an additional guam
tity of wheat and barley to Red China. And
this grain will be paid for in hard money.
Is Canada right or wrong?
The announcement also comes that Cana
dian wheat acreage will be increased this
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

COMBINE TWO PROBLEMS and get a
happy solution to both Sounds contrary to
nature but it seems to have been achieved
in Montana.
The problems: Hand labor for thinning
beets is hard to find. Jobs for teenagers, es-
pecially IA to 15-year-olds, are hard to get.
Skeptics might think that any attempt
to combine these situations would result
only in revealing a third problem-teen-
ayers who will take on job in beet fields
are hard to get.
But the skeptics are wrong. The Mon
tana Employment Service reports that 800
young Montanans are now developing cal
louses, character and capital by plotting
long-handled hoes in beet fields in the Bill
lings, Glendive, Miles City, Sidney, Chinook
Missoula, Havre, Hamilton, Townsend and
Poison areas
There are 80 crews of 20 young workers
each, and two are all-gir1 crews. Since the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15
MONTANA FARMER-sTOCKMAN

COVERS MONTANA AND NORTHERN WYOMING
OFFICE Ala End Ave. North, Great Falls, Montana
Editor; LARRY GILL, Livestock Editor; RAY OZMON,
sentative.
Department Editors: AMY MARTIN Rural Homes Depart
ment; DR. W. W. HAWKINS JR., Veterinary Department;
ARTHUR f. SHAW, Soils and Crops; RAY REMAIN, Market
ANALYST; OSCAR L. MOLDENHAUER, Weather Forecasts
MONT H. SAUNDERSON, Ranch. Farm Management.
LARRY GILL. Advertising Director; EARL sTEFFANI.
Local Advertising Representative.
Advertising Representatives, Farm Paper Unit
CHICAGO 4, Fred Toof National Adv. Manager, % E.
Jackson; NEW YORK 18, Walter j. Schaff Manager, 500
Fifth Ave-; SAN FRANCISCO Schoenbein Manager
321 Sharon Building.
Members Of Western Farm Paper Unit Audit of
Circulation and Agricultural Publishers Association
So.
RENEWAL AND CHANGES-H the date on your label
not changed within three weeks sending your
remittance, please write you change of address,
give both and old postoffices.
ADVERTISING Full information regarding advertising
rates etc. sent application are requested
20 mention promptly to advertiser fails
hve up to his advertising agreement.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

'Then | speculate with the pupils as to
the probable results If / actually used the
Socialistic theory for grading papers:
I'D The highly productive pupils would
soon lose all incentive for producing. (2) The
less productive pupils would be relieved of
the necessity to study or produce This sys-
tenn would continue until the high producers
had sunk to the level of the lowest pro-
ducers. At that point, in order for anyone
to survive, the authority would have no al
tentative but to begin a system of compul-
sorry labor and punishments - Colorado
Rancher and Farmer.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

for compromise measure which would pro-
ide for mandatory feed grain controls and
the wheat certificate plan for 1864.
Whether or not this will be the result
of the fast Congressional action now in proc
ess is anybody's guess. However it seems
likely that a bill continuing the emergency
1862 feed grain and wheat program in 1868
will be passed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

A license request to sell wheat to Red
China and North Korea has been denied to
Seattle exporting company by the us.
Secretary of Commerce. A group of Kan
sans is petitioning President Kennedy to re-
lease wheat from our surplus stocks to send
to the people of Red China who are said
to be starving.
These developments accentuate the
problems of trying to fit our patterns of
world trade to avoid those countries whose
governments are our avowed opponents. We
refuse to sell wheat to Red China because
we do not want to aid government which
enSlaves its people.
But can we forget that the starving
Chinese people are being taught by every
means to hate us and our government and
out of compassion divide our abundance
with them?
s-Juy 15 1862
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

Communist Theory Explained

A basic idea of Socialism and Commu-
nism is that the state should take from each
according to his ability and give ''to each
according to his need.'
[. ]. Shelley, a New York school teacher
is quoted in the Manion Forum on how he
explains the fallacy of this theory to his stu
dents:
When one of the harder-working pupils
makes grade of 95 on test suggest that
20 points be taken off and given to student
who has made only SIS on his test Thus each
would contribute according to his ability
and-since both would have passing mark
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

THAT JULY "a wheat referendum
seems likely to be postponed again, prob
ably to Aug 25, as this is written.
Legislation now before Congress pro-
vides for a continuance for another year of
the emergency wheat and feed programs
that are in effect for 1862 1t is reported
that the administration is trying to arrange
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15

year, A per cent over 1861 and II per cent
surplus has disappeared quickly us. wheat
growers are being asked to restrict their
paintings still further This is because we
have wheat surplus in the United States
At the same time we say there is no sur
plus as long as there are hungry people in
the world. Are we to say we will feed the
hungry so long as they are not Communists?
Maybe we should ask ourselves if it isn't
possible to be Good Samaritans and good
business people at the same time? Kansas
Farmer
what do our readers think about this
wheat to China queStion0
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-07-15
=J6zaz9a IN The GAl5taz

Minuteman missile, first installation of
which is nearing completion in central Mon
tana is considered to be this cOuntry'S most
effective deterrent against nuclear attack
from overseas With reference to this ex-
tremely potent but relatively smill missile,
Construction Craftsmen in its June issue
has this to say: Despite its small size, Min
uteman can reach a speed of about $4,000
miles an hour, can travel more than 5000
miles, can carry warhead of up to l million
pounds of TINT in power. Most Importantly,
its solid fuel operates in almost exactly the
same way as child's 4th of July sky rocket
1t is simply ignited and burns until ex-
hausted, without any elaborate plumbing
and controls. Dampers and other devices
control rate of burning and because of the
solid fuel used, the missile can be combat
ready at all timeS-can be fired within 80
seconds of the receipt of an order or alarm.
Air conditioning in the missile silos will
keep the fuel at top readiness for at least
three years"
Typical tax dollar for state and local pur-
poses in 1860, for the so states had 48 cents
from property taxes, 81 cents from sales
taxes, 10 cents from income taxes, z cents
from license taxes, and cents from miscel-
laneOuS sources, according to study made
by Montana Taxpayers Association. Mon
tanas tax dollar for that year had SO cents
from property taxes, 21 cents from sales
taxes, IL cents from income taxes, 6 cents
from license taxes and cents from misceL
laneous sources of revenue.
Carryover of U. S. wheat July l was es-
timated at about Ia billion bushels, down
slightly from the alltime high of year
earlier. This would be the first decline since
1858. Exports are expected to hit record
685 million for 1961-62. Domestic disappear
ance of wheat is estimated at 598 million
bushels down slightly from 1960-61.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP,

BULLDOZER, Michigans, genera
tors, chain saws, pumps, Ford trac-
tors, cement mixers, grinders, fin
ishlng machines, etc. JU. 5-5O4O
RENTAL TOOLS-EQUIPMENT co.
CAT D-S DOZER, power unit, good
condition, $500. can finance,
Call 354-151l.
CRANE, Mandt, yard crane, 10, 600
70. capacity, 20-ft, boom, hydrau-
lie control. $4,000. j. A. VAN
GUL1CK CO., CIR. $4,000.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

BRAND NEW 1889 FORD CHROME
center pieces. hood latch and grill'
SD. OR 4-5132.
COMPLETE CHANGEOVER 1891
Pontiac, incl. floor shift conver-
SION, $500. GENERAL AUTO
FARTS, 4O36 Minnesota ave. ne.
FRIDAY MANS SPECIAL 1888
karmann CHA, rolled but re-
parable, $3.50. Also 1858 Austin
aseaIey' rolled but repairable. 372-
PACKARD CLIPPER '55, misc.
parts. incl: eng. and trans. TRI-
NLE SERVICE CENTER, 6201
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WAIVED

ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
L. p. sTEUART cHRYs ISi &C CRY RI;
$500 WIS. AVE EN-. 3-4S00
BUCKS WANTED, viii pay high
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave-, ia.
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GEORGIA AVE. NV, 53I7-BrF
garage and workshop. For rent
2-car parking extra. Ia. 9-5475.
WANTED or 2 car garage NJ
cement floor and cleo. Vic Silver
Spring or Bethesda, 5S5-O62Q
The Republican., 1962-08-09
MRS. ETHEL FRIEND

Mrs. Ethel A. Friend, widow of
Ernest Friend. Friendsville, died
last Friday morning, August 3, in
Uniontown, Pa. hospital, where
she had been a patient about
month
She was native of this county,
a daughter of the late James and
Minnie Friend. She was a member
of the Christian church at Friends
Vile
Surviving are six sons. Alvin and
James Friend Friendsville: Ernest
Friend. Wellsburg. Pa: Claude
Friend. Coca, Fla: Simeon, Union
town: and Raymond, Dillonvale, O.;
three daughters, Mrs. Minnie
Thomas. Coca: Mrs Violet Frazee,
Friendsville: and Mrs. Edith
Frantz, Washington, D. c.; two
brothers. George Kissmer, Friends
vile: and John Kissmer, Cheat
Haven. w Va; sister, Mrs. Mar
The Republican., 1962-08-09
SWALLOW FALLS

The annual Sunday School pic
mic of the Pine Grove church will
be held at the church Sunday. Au
gust u. Immediately following the
worship hour A hymn-sing is be-
ing planned for the afternoon. All
are welcome
Tom Lewis and Miss Helen Lew
is. Washington d. c., and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lewis, Jr and family,
Bedford, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Lewis, Sr.
Sgt. and Mrs. Elwood Bray and
girls visited her sister, Mrs. Frank
Lewis this week.
The Lewis reunion was held last
Sunday at Swallow Falls. There
were 145 relatives attended and
many friends. Mrs Marshal Friend
received a prize for the oldest
person in attendance, being 90
years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Groves
received a prize for coming the
greatest distance. from Florida.
The youngest baby prize went to
months old Gary Murphy.
Gyle Davis took his son, Sgt
Charles Davis to Washington, d. c.,
Friday where he left for Calf. to
be sent to Korea with the armed
forces. His wife and children will
live here during his stay over there.
Mrs. Edgar SineS visited her
mother last week She was recent
surgical patient at MorgantOWn.