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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-26
Smithsburg News

The Rev. r. H. Winters was in
stalled to his new charge in Heller
town, Pa, on June %. The day also
marked his first wedding annivers-
airy (his wife is the former Miss
Peggy Herr of Lancaster, Pa). The
Reverend Winters is the younger
brother of Mrs. j. Hugh Warren
feltz.
The Rev j. Odell Zechman has
returned to the Manse in Cavetown
after mentioning in Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. d. o. Pound, Cavetown, has
been confined to his home since
Tuesday by illness.
DR.. GA Kohler left Monday for
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fishack and
Mrs. Raymond Smith and family
spent Sunday fishing and picnicing
along the Potomac River.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hugh Warren
feltz and daughter, Sara, were
guests at birthday party in
Waynesboro for Mrs. John T. Holm,
North Grant Street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wagaman cele-
brated her birthday in Cavetown,
Sunday. Her daughter and husband
were her guests from Baltimore.
Philip F. Warrenfehz will leave
the Washington County Hospital
today after spending a week there.
He was hurt in ball game recently.
Robert Reynolds, principal of
Cascade School, who lives in
Smithsburg, is attending summer
school at the University of Mary
land.
Mrs. Robert Kinna, Chewsville, a
teacher in Smithsburg High School,
is attending Frostburg State Teach
ers College for two weeks.
Among the larger industries in
the city of Louisville, Kentucky, are
the manufacture of tobacco pro-
ducts, cement, wagons, plows and
leather.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-26
MeIOn-Ring Salad

Slice and peel rings of cantaloupe
or honeydew melon. Place on
green lettuce leaves. Fill the center
with any combination of fresh
fruits: Strawberries, diced oranges,
diced fresh pineapple, diced grape
fruit, apples, melon balls, grapes or
bananas. Garnish with sprig of
water cress and large black Bing
cherries or grapes. The cherries may
be pitted and stuffed with cream
cheese. Serve with a whipped cream
dressing or a tart French dressing.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-26
The Honenaker's
Corner
By MARY DOUGLAS

On several occasions in hotel din
ing rooms / have eaten Ice Cream
Roll and it always seemed SO good.
And just today l came across a
recipe that must be the way it is
made.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-26
Grapefruit MeIon-ball Salad

Prepare cantaloupe or honeydew
melon balls. Mix with half the
quantity of diced grapefruit. Serve
in lettuce cups with French or pine
annie dreSSinp
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-26

Teamwork is the groundwork for
a world that works.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-26
Ice Cream Sponge Roll

Use your recipe for plain or choc-
olate jelly roll When il is baked
follow the directions for rolling up
the hot cake, trimming the edges
etc. Omit the jelly and roll the
cake in wax paper. AT serving time
unroll the cake and have ready a
quart of your favorite ice cream at
spreadable consistency. Spread over
the cake and roll again. (The rolled
cake should be kept in the refrig-
orator after it is cool) Slice into
6 to 3 pieces and serve.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Columbia Heights

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garter
were among the guests at q
triple birthday celebration Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Tip Car.
ter. Fifteen people enjoyed g
delicious buffet dinner. The
birthdays of Lennie Vail. Mrs
Tip Carter and Hubert Carter
were celebrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Van Hoven
and children, Whitefish, were
guests at the Joe Cada home Sun
day.
Bob Steele is visiting at the
home of his father and brother
during his spring vacation from
college. He is a student at the
University of Washington, Seat
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson
are now living in their own
cabins in the Steel addition.
MIR. nd Mrs. John Cada were
Kalispell visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McClintock
and children, former residents of
Carbon county, Mont, are new
'esidents of Columbia Heights.
They purchased lots in the Steel
addition and are erecting a resi-
lence there.
Little Bonnie Lynn Stedman,
Nhitefish, spent the week end
With Grandpa and Grandma
'tedman, returning home Sun
lay.
DR.. Mitschke made three pro-
essional calls at the Stedman
lome. Mrs. Stedman has been
onfined to her bed with a chest
ilment, aggravated by a touch
f flu.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Sandlot Football Game
Sees Den 3, Victors

'They beat us in basketball, but
we'll beat them in football" is
the attitude of Den 8, SO they
defeated Den /, As to 0 in their
first football game Wednesday
afternoon. Coaches are Rolly
Flint and Glenn Pollreisz. Lyle
Tiensvold, 10, and Boy Scout Ray
mond Krona kept peace, as UNI
pires.
Den 8 victors were Les Grigg,
captain, Richard Knapton, Bob
Flint, Bob Graham, Richard
Downen, Roy Ryan and James
Ryan. Defenders of Den / were
Lloyd Blood, captain, Willis
Loveall, Bob Loveall, Jack Cook,
Larry Carlson, Doug McCully
and Jerry Darling.
Next game will be Monday af-
ter school at the vacant lot next
to the Jim Ryan home, Kennedy
Addition. Boosters are welcome.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
PTA First Meeting Postponed
nv GLADYS E. VAN
so,;etv Editor and Reporter

Initial Parent-Teachers Associa-
- 49,, meeting has again been post
k 10. until next Monday eve
.aa 3 o'clock, at the grade school
al'ndIitiorium. Boy Scout Court OF
9 pun, Friday resulted in the
letting date change.
n he Women's Council presi-
~ Mrs. Emma Ladenburg;
E1an n committee chairman,
lrs Van Garlough, nd Bolton
IA president, Mrs. Fred Hodg'
Speaker will be superin-
tndent j. M. Tindall. Mrs. Wini-
I'D Andrew is in charge of the
fusical program.
Election of officers is foremost
business planned. Included
60 will be discussion of youth
Creation and a newcomers
k,b, Lunch will be served by
Z women's Council.
Parents and all interested are
|utpd to attend. A travelling
i've will be given to the class
Inn having the majority of par
Its present.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Cubs Have Guests

Guests at the Monday Cub
Scout pack meeting were field
executive Jud Compton and
Harry Holland, scout district
chairman, Kalispell. Mr.. Comp
ton outlined reorganization needs
of a pack, emphasizing the neces-
sity of five councilmen to assist
the cubmaster. Cubmaster Bur-
ton Carlson asks that all interest
ed contact him by April l.
Prize of 81 was won by Den
l, who had Is present represent
ing them. Pack meeting dates
were set for the first Monday of
each month. All parents are
urged to attend.
During the meeting colored
slides Of the Park and overseas
were shown by Jim Bose.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Busy Bees Club Holds
Anniversary Meeting

Anniversary meeting of tbf
Bad Rock Busy Bees club was
held last Thursday with Mrs
John OConnell, hostess. The
club was organized in 1908. The
all day meeting, last one of the
year, began with a pot luck din
ner.
Following a business meeting
which was presided over by Mrs
James Eckleberry, the quilt prof
ect was worked out. A quilt is
planned for rattle, proceeds to
60 to the Bad Rock and Deer
Park youth project. Games were
played during the afternoon with
prizes going to Mrs. Emma Lad
enburg, Mrs. Urval Warner and
Mrs. Art Green. Guests of the
club were former members.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Frank Rev.
nolds, April II.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
KENNEDY ADDITION NEWS
By Vivian Grigg

Mrs. Jack McCracken is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Grigg, from Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Granger
went to Kalispell last Tuesday.
When they returned their COW
had had calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pease
are the proud parents of baby
boy born last Sunday morning.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28

AooelIpuS. Inc lore part OF the
week no mother worked.
Mrs. Clara Green returned
Tuesday from a three day visit
with the Gordon Green and Fred
Richmond families, Bolton.
Les Darling left last Thurs
day for Ware Shoals, S. c., for
a months visit. His family will
return with him.
Chef Seymer left Wednesday
for Billings. He plans to be
gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rod Benzien and
family, and Dennis Raaen, spent
Sunday in Hot Springs.
Miss Evelyn Fosnes, Kalispell,
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Fos-
mes.
Mrs. Dan Glynn, Whitefish,
visited with friends here Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pease
are the parents of y son, born
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brewster and
family, Apgar, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Peter Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Ledford
and baby, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Junior Hunter and jeanne were
Saturday guests at the Archie
DoWnen home.
Mrs. M. E. Jones and family
have moved back to the Falls
after spending the winter in Kali
ispell.
Barber Burt Crlson was in
dustrious Monday laying new
linoleum and doing general
polishing at his shop.
A. F. & A. M. No. 80 will call
10 order at 7 o'clock, Anderson's
lall, next Wednesday. Worship
Jul Master Lyman Hill announces
here will be work in the second
and third degrees and invites all
brothers to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert Finni-
nan, Golva, N. OAK, were week
md guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
snce Clapper.
The Altar Society will meet
lext Wednesday at the parish
lall.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
3arnhart, 8 pound IA ounce
,aby boy named James LeRay,
March 10, at the Kalispell gen
raj hospital. Mrs. Barnhart and
on returned home last Friday.
Glenn Cray, Willard and Eddy
Doyle and Harvey Berry, Fair
Jew, Mont, were visitors at the |
4ypnais' and Barnhart' homes
tuesday, and Wednesday. Glenn
ray went on to Portland to
isit several brothers he hadn't
cen for years. l.
MIR. and Mrs. LEM of this
left Monday morning
or Hot Springs where he has ac-
epted an engineering position.
Mrs. Jay Gould, Kalispell, has
cen assisting at the Curtis Barn
art home.
Wilfred Therria.l and a few
theirs have been under the
leather the last few days. Wish
1g them a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ted Brunette is home
,om the Whitefish hospital.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Pick Atomic Bomber

PICK Atomic Bomber
At our second meeting the
Junior handy helpers All club
name was changed for the time
being to Atomic Bomber. The
meeting was held at the home
of June Leighty. Before lunch
the girls played baseball. Mrs.
Leuber, who played ball for the
first time, carried the bat to
first base. We had very nice
lunch. Next meeting will be held
at the home of Alvena Leubner,
April IL.
Georgia Nelson, club reporter.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
School Magazine Out

March Came" fourth issue of
the high school publication ap.
peared this week. Contributions
by students of school activities,
compositions, and humor make up
the booklet.
Editor is Melva Mckee, assist
ed by typists Betty Jayne Brown,
Edith Bauman1, and Corinne
Brayson.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Slifers Have Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Slifer, Kalis-
pell, entertained Columbia Falls
and Kalispell, friends at a "get
acquainted" open house Monday
evening at their Kalispell home.
During the evening visiting,
dancing and singing was enjoyed
by all. Luncheon was served at
the close by Mrs. Slifer, assist
ed by her sister, Mrs. Larry Stem.
Mrs. Slifer is the former Ann
Lamb.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Patricia Ball has Birthday

A birthday party was gwen
in honor of Patricia Ball, her
birthday being March II. Those
who were invited included Jill
Andrews, Elaine Berke, Sharon
Graham, Joyce Barnhart, Lucille
Ship, Jack Shipp and Mrs. Vic
tor Nadeau. This was Patricia's
eighth birthday. Lunch which
included birthday cake and ice
cream was served.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
EntertainS for Mrs. Fulton

Mrs. J. T. Whalen was hostess
at a one-thirty luncheon Satur
day honoring Mrs. Dulane Fulton
with a pink and blue shower.
Luncheon tables were decorated
with spring flowers. Mrs. Fulton
received many lovely gifts. Dur
ing the afternoon four tables of
bridge an dpi7lochle were in play.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
WSCS Holds Meeting

WSCS Holds Meet1ng
Hostess at the Wednesday
WSCS meeting was Mrs. Fred
Greene. Mrs. Urval Warner,
president, presided over the bust
ness meeting, at the close of which
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Greene. Visitors are well
come at the meeting next We'd
nesday at the church. Pot luck
luncheon will be served at the
close of the 2 o'clock meeting.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28

Miss Vera Ann O'Neil, Kalis
II. has been a guest at the Pa
lilly home.
John Sullivan and family
barlo. were recent visitors a
John Gilman home.
MIR. and Mrs. Byrd Fenholt
now making their home with
|bn Fenholt, River Haven. They
fmerly lived on the flat.
Word has been received here
the marriage of Mrs. Pearl
lrtelson to Henry Ganiere,
wv Richland, MINI. The couple
III make their home there. Mrs.
kniere is a sister of John Fen
1t.
Mrs. Marie Schnee returned re-
htly from an extended trip.
bile away she visited relatives
h friends in Nebraska, Iowa,
Slifornia, Oregon and Wash
ton. Gone six weeks, she re-
rts "a wonderful time"
Paul Smithey, son of Mr.. and
IS. P. T. Smithey and a Univer-
y of Washington student, is
hiding his spring vacation with
her R. o. T. c. members on
"Trip to Alaska.
Painting of the steps to the
BE apartments is just another
brings here" sign.
Mrs. julius Christman is a.
ing those residents sick with
"flu."
Recent guests at the Marie
bnee home have been her
lighter, Shirley, Cut Bank; son
b., University of Montana
|dent, and her sister, Mrs. Ben
rdon, Cresto1.
First spring flowers seen by
are snowdrops blooming in
s. Ira Ross yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pronovost |
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Collins |
/ daughter, Kalispell, were
nday guests at the Howard |
Gully home.
A reminder that Gathers are
rents, too and should be re-
scented at the initial P. T. A.
'eting Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Bruce are !
! parents of a baby daughter !;
m last Saturday morning at |!
Whitefish hospital. Big sis
Dorothy is Mercury" with
news.
While driving home from
lltefish Saturday night, Mrs.
dy Westburg and daughter
re struck by an oncoming car
the Whitefish junction. Neither
re hurt.
Mrs. Jim Lee left Friday for
lldwln, Wis, where she was
led by the illness of a brother.
thursday night, 8 o'clock, at
high school is the regular
mems Council meeting. All
men are invited to attend.
in the air" and will
disclosed at that time, reports
J J: Emma Ladenburg, president.
mrs. Charlotte Lund reports
! MIR. and Mrs. Louis Luntz
son, Larry, are still house
lung in Los Angeles. They
columbia Falls in January.
= and Mrs. Norman Spring
'osw were week end business
lsors in Great Falls. While
re they visited with friends.
onald Giroux left Sunday for
az rails where he will be en-
yed.
u; and Mrs. Gene Walkup,
. sank, visited with Mr.. and
: v: =. Wendt the past week
! They're planning an III
uille vacation in the Flathead.
|! =; and Mrs. j. T. Whalen and
.uy have moved to Missoula
ire DR.. Whalen has accepted
1USluon as assistant director
-; ne state university health
4'yCne interested in helping at
~ cnool lunch program are
eu TO COpfo,% A.. T,~.o
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
Great Grandparents First

Proud "first" great grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Barley. A son, James Eugene,
was born to their grand daugh .
ter, Mrs. Vera Russell, Roosville,
Mont, March ID. Grandparents
are Mr.. nd Mrs. Jim Sinclair.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28
RebekahS Meet

RebekahS Meet
Noble Grand Jessie Geer pre-
sided at the Columbia Rebekah
lodge No. 81 meeting Friday at.
ternoon. The lodge was formed
in 1917 with Mrs. Sara Montisett,
Kalispell officer, in charge. At
the close of the business meeting
pot luck luncheon was enjoyed.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-28

Ford keys found; Inquire News.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
HousEs WANIEp To BUY.
WILL PAY Cash for houses. white or
colored. any condition or section. MI GIG.
WANTED HOUSES IN ARLINGTOE-Hun-

WILL PAY Cash for houses. white or
WANTED. Wan II Houses N ARLiNGToN-Hun-
dreds of purchasers fo6 all types Of homes.
prompt and constant, att. until your prop
is handled satisfactorily. COLLINS &
PRICE, 1926 Wilson blvd. Arl,. GIL. 1888,
So 60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners suaTantees results hls. y9Yr TU PrSp' Ng
sE kfaSfs aNp s'psi Ne SKorERTYWe vi aa Iy pay y
all cash or will sell for you. We get results.
quick action MAX MILLER. 500 11th st.
We WANT YoUR HOUSE. apartment. store
clients call Mr.. Boucher. pRuRY REALTY
r. rEoMPT IA ArTEST1oN to to the sale of
your home. business or investment prop-
erty is what you desire. call r. A. HUN
PHRIES. Realtor.. 808 North Capitol, EA.
$3.50. Free appraisals Results since lyIy
and nearby MsryIand. FR. 1906.
PAY Cash FOR HOUSES, white or col
ored. any section. any condition. B. Llss,
Do Do Yon Rot'' WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
your house with US. Have cash buyers Mno @
FULL VALUE FAST for b. e. homes or
Broker Ii. es7s. RE. 1850 90
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
sh,s e seorfs ID HsEz'pd 4sE. Sr or ,sas xE
= M REALfoRs HH - aoe sAtEsiMESNS n - SCI ssli
Realistines, More prospects mean quicker
RHALISTINGS CORP MA. s647. k-81
Evening star., 1947-12-22
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tce,t. ,

'SSSsS "NsSheS ~ OSb NSVUssts
1 AM PREPARED 70 PAY CASH for q
small home. within 8 miles Of Hyattsville;
RaSE n aEensi b. s1P Hi for
preferred but not essential; viii pay up to
S32 800 cash: Chevy Chase, D. c., or Nd,
Wakefield, Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
Phone Mr.. Evans, WO. O290, with SHAN
NON g. LUcHs CO.. 1903 H st. NV. Ma.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE purchaser for
Brishtwood and Petworth houses; let our
40 years of real estate experience produce
results for you as 1t has for many Wash
inetonians. Phone Mr. Schwab, WO. 06S4,
with SHANNON q LUcEs CO.. 1905 st.
SILVER s;iIii H sPRiSG ns AKEA-H.v. cash buyers
in immediate need Of 8 or bedroom homes
in this area; priced from $4,000 to 500
BANKS 9g x6fss MHRsAY. Sns g. 81 sl14 iseh's rasne
l URGENTLY NEED home in Cleveland
pars will buy an older house of brick
DE. IsSa. with sHANNoN l. LucHs CO, CO,
/ WILL Fay You CASH ToDAY for your
house. any SECTION or any kind Of real
fss Fay The HIGaEsT iaa s. TR PRicEs for houses.
no commissions charged. Call MR.. JAY,
JAMES CARROLL will quickly sell your
home. invest. prop. or farm, or will buy
for all cash. Free appraisal. TR. OF II.
HAVE A a-BEDRooM APT, near Colonial
Village, Arlington. $575 mo-. includes
utilities. children allowed, furn. for 8
rooms, $3.50. VIII go to home owner CIV
ing us exclusive sale of their home in Ar
linston or Falls Church. Box 3s9-B. Star.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
APARIMENIs FURNISHED.

2147 ST. N.W.-Lge. studio. sink. grin:
electric refg1:: or 4 adults: S5sS
fHE fIGH' wilson Is House. 1922 18th st. \ ~.
-2-rm penthouse; suitable for girls;
slOO; available 10th. Call Michigan 1925.
1885 ST. N.w-Modern, lge. front
studio room and new tile bath. for one
man; private entrance; daily maid os. serv-
II ST. Mr.. 18th NV rm; and kit, for
young empl. couple: no children no OBJ
Tsif DGPoNT pt cikcHE@i tHi 15 e1st n.w.-Young
share n.Ss Sh maid 0sT i.5ycs sou9s sss mo
soa a 18th ST. N.E.-Attractive large front
bed-liying room. share kit and bath: for M z
BEDROOM AND KIT, 21Os 4th st. ne
near transportation; employed couple;
$3.50 per week -22
dinette di and bath. on End hoor; M adults; no
MODERN H HOME: in Silver spring. to share
pecrant @ ai Wife: MO-, no restrictions: ss5 includes
ali utilities: advanced rent required; car
sfi2su1 sfas is.h 81 sr sSia re- rooms light house
ssspns safTanee 'Gs pefsr or No :5s s5ss so Ps'
DoWNToWN, ls4s Est Isst s. ,n,.:1..a nwmLa5ss
running water. 2 clothes closets, inner,
spring, twin beds: Sls:5o per week E23
GlRLs to share Sesdrm apt bright
s567 or RE. 74oo. Ext. 61352. 1901
/ BLK. DUPONT CIR, 1882 10th ST.
rn,, kit, lady to share with another lady.
twin beds, dble. closets; S27 30. WI. 2562.
COMBINATION BEDROOM, living room,
Eye St. NV: Df ssel
lst f. front; apt. for refined. employed
couple: no drinking; S11 a wk. Ii.
coy furn: apt; for girls; kitchen priv.
ileges Immediately ready for occupancy;
$3.50 wkly. 54OO eth St NV. GE. 1871, =
4I6 B ST. NE rooms. private
bath, Frtgidaire. ami; adults only; $50.
GIRL WILL SHARE comfortable apt; with h
s2S ,GHSns,s me- Bog ss,A GipsR6 stsE .r W.
room. kitchen and bath apartment for rent
to employed married couple; S65 plus util-
tiles: reference required. Gall AID. 2OS2.
coLoRED-1ess GIRARD ST. NV
room. bath apt. for refined couple; S57. 80
a month. NO. 0060. rs
Evening star., 1947-12-22
APARTMENTs WANTED.

RETURNED VETERANS. and other en-
s% R9 Of s5 es9a ay, nsn a Co. and Sh4 Roh:ss nsys
to family. cali Nj. 1888, Ext. s7a. Mon:
day through Friday. Q am; 70 5 pm; must
haSsr haSs Dsiyste sYs' kitchen and bath and rent
MILITARY Mill. PERSONNEL. stationed Andrews
Field: need fgTnished shed or unfurnished n apis
APARTMENT, furnished or unfurnished
bedrms.. for g., including small child;
NV. D; G. or suburbs; limit 500 mo. ~MR
s25ass fdss 81 to % Or Ba Bes Mosss'
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE moving to Wash
unfurn.; adults; no pets. Elk. 2002
APT. unfurn.: can pay $50 month, Cal
HERE'S AN XMAS GIFT you haven't giver
yet; it's an unfurnished apt. to a nurse anc
husband vet; we don't drink and We dom
smoke; we're pleasant. easy going folk. A
call to FIR. 1880 would be greatly appre,
Professional MAN. ex-marine otncer
needs small furn. or unfurn. apt. to brinl
bride from st. Louis Jan. 4. oW. 1905
VETERAN. permanently located. and wife
(no children or pets) desire two rooms
kitchen and bath furnished apartment
lent references. LU. 774s after 3 I'm.
TWO SISTERS, permanent employees, de-
sire small apartment: pref. NV; will pay
two months advance rent, WO. 6641 Snu.;
MA: $685., Ext. 81, weekdays MISS
THkEE TsRIIoN ADULTS. former occupants OF
% ah assDefa!Tf' az 1855 1855 on'utn'.eo
SNAIL - APT E;,I by refined man, wife and md
YouSs couPIE PGk and s5oT child
srsst e, sSs nssd for furn: apt; $s5. NO ss 1900
one BEDROOM, bath and kitchenette' in
NV. or ne. sec. furn. or unfurn.. for empl.
couple. no children; excel. ref. Box 1917,
ONE BEDROOM APT. furn.. private bath
EX e $3.50; Ext; 2ol3; a.m.-5;3O pm. 90
aTnls6sd apt sRs SsdFeSn E,tossa ans V
EMPLOYED YoTSG LADY needs i-bedrm.
eshsn and bath agar sn ns sse
DUNN reference. Box 45s-z Star. IS:
vETERAN and d mother urge urgently need <
FURNISHED. for couple: January to May
|; Northwest section. Call MA. 1882 dur
YOUNG WORKING COUPLE desire un-
furnished living room. bedroom. kit, bath
!lmt.ed to SO @ month c call ltEs EM. DSss sossz
TWO DUTCH GIRLS, sisters, in Govern
ment service, need 1-bedroom apartment
EN- al03: weekdays, AD. 1852. 20
GRADUATE ASSISTANT at Md. Univ,
wife and 4-yearold son needs furnished
or unfurnished apartment or small house
NEWLY-WED VET AND WIFE. telephon,
company employees urgently need l bed
room apt; nice location. NO. 1915 day
or RA 0369 evenings -21s
COAST GUARD OFFICER and wife neet
! or bedroom apt; no children. no pets
Call Glebe 1917. -22
ARMY OFFICER, en- route overseas, des
perately needs IL bedroom furn. apt fo
3 months from 2nd Jan. Have 7-year-olc
daughter Call Lincoln 1885. 27.
PERMANENTLY employed couple needs 2
or 3 rooms, kitchenette, bath. furn. Of
unfurn; best refs; prefer NV. Nortf
6SS2. -26
APT. 2 bedrm... furn. or unfurn.. perma,
nent Govt. professional, EXCL; refs. good
800, Ext 72146. 22'
CANADIAN STAFF OFFICER. wife. 2 chill
dren require 2-bedrm furn. apt. or house
District or Virginia. up to $3.50. WO. 1349