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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Creston Farm Station
Will Start Trials

Montana's new branch agricul-
tural experiment station at Cres-
ton will start field trials next
spring.
Director of the Creston farm,
called Northwestern Montana Ex-
pertinent station, working in con-
junction with Montana state coll
eye at Bozeman is C. w. Roath,
former Lake county agent
Buildings on the II acres pur-
chased last August are being re-
paired. Flathead, Lincoln, Lake
and Sanders counties raised the
S21, 900 to buy the farmland. The
state of Montana at the last leg
islative session appropriated $780,
900 for operations, maintenance
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Somers Shutdown:
Shifts

AS the result of operations stop-
ping at the Somers mill of the
Great Northern railway, Flatheai
county's principal logging activity
IS shifting northward nearer the
principal timber reserves.
Becoming the county's largest
mill is Stoltze Land and Lumber
at Half Moon, two miles west of
Columbia Falls. They have 125
employees. Logging and numbering
IN the Columbia Falls, Martin
Clty-Coram district employs be-
tween 400 and 500 men.
In their Somers holdings near
Flathead lake, the Great Northern
had practiced a "cut out and get
out policy of logging. Now after
mill operations for AZ years, they
are announcing plans for a $4,000
acre tree farm. The railroad had
been criticized for leaving their cut
over lands comparatively idle for
so long. The tie treating plant at
Somers will be continued.
From national forest lands alone
F1athead county can sustain an
cutting of 100000 board
feet, enough to build about 5000
average sized homes a year.
Timber reserves of the county
are found principally in the tribu-
tary valleys. Having more than
a billion board feet of merchant
able timber each are the Flat
heads north and south forks and
he Swan, while the reserve about
Tally lake is somewhat less.
Mature timber is going into de-
'ay in these mountain valleys for
ack of access roads to bring logs
)ut.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Lion Lake Fence
Bid Postponed

Opening of bids to furnish and
erect a $50 foot long fence ar
ound Lion lake, the Hungry Horse
project reservoir, have been post
poned from November II to De-
cember Z.
Specifications have been chang
ed to allow use of locally cut poles
and of type of wire more readily
obtained.
Still slated for December 2 is
the bid opening to furnish ami
erect a telephone line from gov
eminent town to Hungry Horse
damsite, a distance of four miles,
and provide pole and wire install
lations for up to so telephones in
tn community itself. GSM is erect
ing it's own telephone line to the
damSite.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

With the regular hunting sea-
son over November Is, Flatnead
national forest and state fish and
game department count stands at
no elk killed in the F'lathead.
An additional so elk are expec-
ted to be shot up the Flathead
rivers middle fork which remains
open on both sexes until Decern-
Der 81. Last years total kill was
600, and the year before it was
a record 1885. In 1915 it was
1,216; 1914, US; 1943, 74o; 1912,
781, and 1871, 922.
Out from the Spotted Bear dist
riot this fall have come a known
157 bull elk, 127 cows, 81 calves,
4 black bear, 3 grizzlies, 16 mount
ain goat and % deer with a near
record number of hunters, 1924
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Start Cement Unloading Plant

Construction will start this COM
ing week in Coram of the 375-foot
long 57-foot high shed-like Gem
ent unloading building for Hun
cry Horse dam. Approaches and
grounds for the building along the
Great Northern's main line ara
nearly complete.
Construction of the worlds
fourth largest concrete dam will
require about 10000 freight car
loads of cement.
Arriving about January L in
Coram and requiring 26 railroad
flatcars for shipment will be
observation-disclosures 10 cubic yard
dragline. This grasshopper-like
gravel pit shovel has a 165-foot
boom. The dragline will be set up
near the junction of the Flathead
river with its south fork where
Observation-Disclosures will get the
100000 cubic yards of sand and
gravel needed to build Hungry
Horse dam.
Clearing of right-of-way is pro-
ceeding on the new 36-foot wide
road being built by GSM for the
specially designed 80 cubic yard
trucks that will haul gravel from
the pit to the dansite, a distance
of about five miles. The new road
follows the Flathead rivers south
fork, and will pass under U. S.
highway No. 2.
At the damsite itself concrete
pouring continues on the inlet por-
tai. A total of 1000 cubic yards
will be placed at the portal, and
this becomes the first permanent
concrete in connection with Hun
cry Horse dam construction itself.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Whitefish Firm
Low in H.H. Bid

Valley Motor Supply, Whitefish,
Wednesday, offered low bid of
S474.35 and have been awarded
contract for supplying steam clean
ing unit for the Hungry Horse
project garage. Eleven bids range
lp to S1,145.72. Next low was
Clayton Manufacturing Co., FL
Monte, Calf, WHO asked $484 Il
Award is pending on purchase
of welded steel pipe. Eight bids
are being considered for this APP
proximately $1,000 contract. Also
pending is award fo2 steel water
eductors. There were two bids.
A December l opening is FOR
supplying couplings, conduit fit
tings, outlet boxes, sheet metal CO.
vers and pipe fittings. This is a
several thousand dollars order.
Also on December l, the project
will open bids to supply pressed
steel slotted inserts.
Sold Tuesday to the highest bid
der, Olney Motors, Missoula was
a wrecked 194S project Pontiac.
1t brought s1,O25. Bids ranged
from 1851.
The Hungry Horse project will
sell 100 surplus fuel oil heaters,
IS 900 BTU, in December. The
sale may permit purchase Of as
few as 10 units; this has not been
definitely decided.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Hungry Horse News
Conducts First Poll:
Problem Of Teeth

In its first poll we won't be
out-Galluped - the Hungry Horse
News has just completed an in
tensive survey of a most import
ant problem.
Presidential elections, price OF
lumber and difficulties with Rus
STA don't hold a candle to the
tooth problem when you're a first
grader.
We allow an error of 5 per cent
one way or the other in finding
That out of 26 Hungry Horse school
first graders in the morning Sec
ton, IS have lost or have loose
teeth.
Sixteen now sleep with teeth
under their pillow so the fairies
will bring them money. Marcia
Hidden had a problem. The dentist
threw her tooth away, so mother
wrote note to the fairy, and I
got a nickel" Five are in water
glasses. Throw a tooth away?
mot me-"
This Hungry Horse News sur
vey also shows that greatest en-
enlargement to a first grader;
tooth coming out is provided by a
string. Ten of the 26 used string
with occasional refinements such
as tying to a door knob or drop
ping a flatiron. Two teeth gave
way to eating apples; three to car
rot gnawing and four to candy.
Four little fellows also credit
their loss to fights, and one to n
hammer and another to a glass.
Most versatile loser of teeth
is Jimmy Russell with five out
and two loose. The cause: fight,
glass, carrot, apple and candy.
Billie or was it frankie Foster
one out when he fell out
he Woodshed window. He also haG
| fight, and they've both got rel
lair, so we conclude in true poll
ashton
Especially since November 2
'oll takers show how they arrived
t their conclusion; we do like
wise.
Here's the list: Marvin Doepner,
teeth loose; Judy Abbott, 1 out
immy Desart, out; Karen last .
la, 1 out; Terry Ward, 1 out;
immy Russell, 2 loose, 5 out; 4
sther Barton, 2 out; Marjorie !
out; Judy Murray,
,ose; Gary Nash, 8 out, 1 loose; Z
lille Foster, number out I'M
nown; Jerry Reynolds, 2 out;
rankie Foster, 8 out, 1 loose; Eu- Z
enc Mega, 1 lose; Marcia Hill Il
IN, 2 out, 2 loose, Daniel Culver, Z
loose; Sandra Johnsrud, 2 out, r
I'd Angela Crosswhite 1 out.
The rest of the students were
mewhat hesitant to commit
emselves, or had not lost teeth.
Since this poll does not have IA
econceived ideas or pet causes
candidates, we have not adjus---
the figures to local factors and
nditions. They don't add up; tu
! know it. TO
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Falls Chamber to Elect

Columbia Falls chamber of COM
merce will elect officers for 1919
at a dinner meeting Tuesday at
7 D. m. in the New Pastime.
Present officers are Lee Dick
ey, president; E. J. Marantette.
vice president; Melvin Ruder, sec
rotary, and George Watt, treasur-
err for 80 years. Holdover direct
ors are H H. Da-Hall and j. j.
Reese with the term of James
Connole, expiring.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

riman at the time was under fire
from some members of Congress
for letting Russia buy American
goods.
Mr.. Sawyer limited that Amer
ican foreign policy-and Russia's
own attitudes and actions-will have
a part in determining from time
to time whether the Soviets will
find it hard or easy to buy from
the United States.
Arms Sold to Argentina.
The State Department, mean
while, revealed the sale of surplus
munitions to Argentina. Until a
year ago, Argentina was barred
from buying American war goods.
The munitions, sold March 10,
included miscellaneous shells, di-
rectors. machine guns, gun mounts,
height finders and aiming circles. "
The original value was $4,413,936,
Argentina paid us $248,604.
The State Department report also
listed the sale of II small naval
vessels to Greece for 81 $50, 900. Also
Evening star., 1948-06-09
u. ). Cancels Plans
To Tell What Goods
Are Going 10 Russia
By the Assocjuted Press


United States policy on trade with
Russia settled into a "keep-'em-
guessing" phase today under strange
circumstances.
! To the secrecy over what goods
the Soviet Union will be licensed to
buy here was added another puzzler:
What she actually has been allowed
to get since the United States
clamped down on export licenses
March 1.
| Plans of Secretary OF Commerce
Sawyer to tell what American goods
Russia has been getting recently
as a rough guide to what she can
have in the future-were Cancelled
abruptly yesterday.
No Reason for Cancellation.
No reason was given for the can
collation., but it was learned au-
thoritatively that Secretary of State
Marshall made personal call on
Mr.. Sawyer shortly before the plans
were changed.
At news conference a little later,
removal of microphones which had
been set up to record for radio use
an expected statement by Mr.. Saw
yer was requested because mo
statement will be read.'
Speculation over why the State
Department might object to disclos-
ure of buying authorizations already
given Russia centered on possible
fear of its effect on the current
battle in Congress over funds to aid
Western Europe.
The House voted deep slaShes in
the global aid program and Secre-
tary Marshall has urged the Senate
to restore the reduction. Otherwise,
he said, the Soviet-opposed Euro
pean Recovery Program will be
turned into a mere relief project"
Data to Be Released Later.
Mr.. Sawyer told reporters he will
release data later-he did not say
when-on types and value Of goods
shipped to Russia, after the ship
ments have been cleared.
He refused to go beyond that ex-
cept to say that some" industrial
goods have been cleared to Russia
since March l. He added:
There Is no agreement or policy
that will prevent shipments Of in
dustrial goods to Eastern Europe in
the future"
But Secretary Sawyer, who took
over the Commerce post only few
weeks ago, declared fatty that no
advance word will be given on what
goods the Russians can count on
getting from this country.
He refused to answer number
of requests for Qualification Of the
Russian trade situation, observing
that foreign policy is among con-
siderations affecting it.
At one point, he said any further
comment would have to come from
the White House.
Military Veto Power.
At another, he said he knew
nothing about American military
authorities holding any veto over
shipments that might contribute to
the Soviet bloc's war potential"
However, Mr.. Sawyer's predeces-
sor as Commerce Secretary, w.
Averell Hartman, announced dur
ing March that such veto power had
been given the military. Mr.. Har-
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Mon Reporting Cos Tank
Burned in Explosion

LIE Moyne Rennard, 20. of 3034
Knox street Sc, was admitted to
Casualty Hospital late yesterday for
treatment of flash burns, suffered
when the gasoline tank of his au-
tomobile exploded as he was repair
ing it with a soldering iron.
The accident occurred in the rear
yard of Mr.. Rennard's house. He
suffered burns to the neck and up
per part of his chest. Hospital at
tendants said Mr.. Rennard was ad-
mitted for observation of his
Evening star., 1948-06-09

listed were sales of military sup
plies and equipment to China, the
Philippines, Uruguay, Ecuador, Haiti,
Guatemala, Belgium and Canada.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

injuries and that his condition is
not serious.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

WANTED good home with adults in
country for male mixed police, white ano
5Ti1dls; SdrRsu JaeksSn Nn, 173I1J 73;JJa,,s ~ ..
Alexandria O9s0
GIVE AWAY for. good home; puppy.
female: short hair, tawn and white; 5
childEen, anG Call oW: 74l9 after q, pm
blacks at stud, Quality black puppies and
groTn dogs available. WI. 1904. -
lonser; air-conditioned Kennels. pickup
WEH SSEyes ystsEinaFy
" YOU ARE LOOKING for an intelligent,
poodle puppies. males. 10 wks. old, black
standard, partially housebroken. 500
sGokHh sUFEIfs EE 81 :S5s!' csaa aKc
AID. S507, daily, 10 am-9 pm; Sun, 2-5.
ELPAw KENNELS. reg: Alex. Va. Duke
yyq your odaG, dos, under veterinary supervision.
ESGLIsH BULLDOG puppies. males and
females females' age mos; Axe reg. Taylor
D,ALMATIAN I3,a at stud, reg; son Of cham
Oil for appointment. D. j. HEETER
COCKER PUPS, red and white. male; sweet
disposition: sire is champion, dam obe-
disnt; trained; sen. ped. and Axe reg.
sfAMEsE KITTENS. 4. thoroushbred; $50
GREAT DANE HARLEQUIN. beautifulIy
marked: obedient and house trained; won.
derfgl in With children; EN-. 7216. =,
scoTTIE PUPS, Axe registered. cham
pion ancestors. SH. 0743 -
Evening star., 1948-05-06
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

THE WILSON HOUSE, 20l5 Kalorama I'd
sJH w-Eyeei E o,nn rm' dble.. $3.50 each; sgle..
HOTEL HAwyITHoRNE. 21s4 G st. NV,
Single or double rooms. all with running
water plenty bath and showers; weekly
$500 4snd ST. N.w.-Twin-bed room,
I75o MASS. Saw aSE.@Rns. I'm to share for s men.
aid s4e7 ss[ySf of M hpna ssss nFi' per
home; near shopping centers, Chevy Chase
bus; gentlemen. 2934 Newark st. EN-.
l54s LANIER PL.-one single or double.
sfa6isafs' nes eD 1871 D
yate, bath, gentle detached home; also
HoTfL sDfs rP PARK ssntSTH aorsr s5s Sc gss fss5
s14; trans. rms" ss-ss day. Ex. S5se
DOWNTOWN vacancy for ladies and gen.
tleman; 2. young ladies to share with an
other. twin Hollywood, beds; newly deco
stsf bs $50 win no1 es also So S90f o
sl4GaAs aGs5 ii5f Ho4rL In H5Ss s. 18Th st,
sRss snd sp aaa das esqss loom IN SuS s45
lady willing to sit with children or 4
sia NJ Mr. iI9 IpLEassasT lasIass1m ST. f. AT a1a
trac Ice extra lge. closet. side porch,
transp, at door: break. priyileses.; Goyt
fs3i KANSAS AvE,-Beautifui room with
kitchen and parlor PRIVILEGES: for 2 or 3
girls or couple with child; nice porch and
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME, lovely
rm., gentle family, gentleman, refs: $40
SINGLE FURN. RM, man preferred. Call
co. 6907 between 5 and pm. %
2401 18th ST. N.W.-Rooms for women
only; single and double. Apply at bldg
bet. l and 3 pm. -6
I7S5 p ST. NW.-"The Dupont Manor;
single rm., End d.. next bath; SO; so
10 MADISON ST. N.w-Msster bedrm.
pst. bath: Christian home. unlim. phone;
express bus. RA. 3l2S. -6
Evening star., 1948-05-06
= FARM and GARDEN.

fLAGSToNE WALKS, terraces, flreplaces.
rock gardens, flshponds. retaining walls,
pipe drs5nase; .pnlasG,o all sinds of cement yorS
Rockville Nd. Phone Rockville 35ss. -
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. fresh dug, seven
Best variety. also Everbearing Indian sum-
mer raSpberries and black Morrison rasp-
bepn.s berry plants All kinds Of Iarennias
JOHN BURDoFT, Colesville. R. F. D. 2.
SILVER Spring, Md. Call Ashton, Md
sRhAYlSG tree m Fsm9yiag gzgR,ps sEse
ICE ! Hdrc GO; ;, 81, s1Ss, WA; 66i5; Zoo
uses. We have only ~ a few LETT LETT at t The The
69IR.S
TRAcToRs. new new, 'snd. and used; everything
k9rofEnnh iS5 81 in f Rdos ssr aa ase ssl
den tractors Toro movers. Free demon
Rssrga1n Rs6gS prices, ss CENTRAL LoNn MOTOR CO.
MsG lss cHafSS AIN sAy Az 81 ssn a0GS blade. 7hp
LONE ss0NSEyss sti NC. ssso s12e Ga, ave. SILVER
LOVELY AFRICAN vIoLETs. guaranteed
disease and pest free. grown in our own
ss ST. ana sS saeh h:uoa
yiolets: Ara soil scientifeaily neal 0Te Treated.
other nursery stock: free delivery Wash.
and vic. once week on So orders and up;
visitors welcome. BEHNKE NURSERIES.
right on the Wash -Balto. blvd. at Belts
vile, Nd, Tower 62S4. Open Sundays.
TorsoIL AND cow MANURE. by the
b4shel ,qs I-4, ~, Deliver anywhere in city. Call
soDDING. SEEDING. GRADING, topsoil;
sod and gravel for sale, by yard or load
walkways and driveways graded and laid
trees removed. For free estimate, call
wholesale and retail 25l0 18th st. ne
TOP SOIL. fill dirt. manure, sand blue
stone, road gravel. for sale by yard, ton or
DEMO. RoToT1tLlEhk,I lh new new warranty, sfoo
of list price. CH. 1000, CENTRAL MOTOR
Sqt sPr a93S Sn Lee s,tX hxg Arlington.
3735, 4503 3Sth ST., Brentwood, Md
COW MANURE, well rotted; $3.50 per is
bushels, SIS per 10 bushels. delivered; top
seil; s5aa landscape maintenance service. VA.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO, specializing
N trimming, spraying and tree removals.
GARD5gSSs sAb D5gSs ThaCr98.ps sfteE { psm' .ps',n .n. ,n.
L0N6EY,S INC. s126 Ga. ave. Silver sp..
Evening star., 1948-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typevriters, caIcuia-
tors bought and sold and rented. RI 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sis l4th Ct
aNIaa9EsGg5o as1a YES nc as.ss Ss sysTs
SAAriEssGEs,e e'iSi; ao;UsEHddffSD' 81 dfS' FURNITURE
gsS RI sSS.
5iEhest I3ss sssh sssh prices paid. call MuRRAY.
BEDs-Twin, Hollywood. Beautyrest or
BEDROOM AND DINING RIM, SUITES,
furniture. ANYTHING you may have to sell,
BEDROOM, dining, room or contents of
age. ia. 2937, after pm, GE. 14l6.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once. WIN pay highest possible prices.
ss sodsy % y2q GRADY noye n NA SET a6!o please
asSsssS5tss ss sNSns po 9o4ght at highest prices
epposss pep o Of justice Go sS RE "a a4s4 aHf NV"
- s;:a f.SsSiPs TI sss7 5s.s e. si x 81 .s
DIAMONDS, Old xold ana silver; diamond
watches and discarded jewelry. Cash paid
FEk FEkEs5 S6.Fs RyEk sspeds; sG SkI s1t Ian s.
/
paid. AMERICAN FUR Co. INC. sa5
FgkNifHRE-win buy entire contents or
| odd pieces best cash prices; buying and
selling for over so years. We do moving
H0PWooDs' sth and X sts. NV, ME
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better Kind wanted at once will buy suites,
ag uay 0 MR BRADY sSFe NA Ham SEQ ieaSe call TO-
FuRNITURE-You entire household con-
tents or odd pieces; highest prices. s. E
FURN ExCH.' 21o 7th st. s.e AT. o5s5
sash prices paid for
suits, call MR.. DOUGLAS at Union 1887
F1RSTTrRP fny sIns RP tS TasTEn n tn
after sffm prpa1e PsEty RE 3sas also good piano Can
GOLD ing your OLD gold. silver. plating
srKsEzrTSs kA Es WaSfEb a. Sss .i1s:.
Ponse 0E 9ass sok Rs sH Hs
SGwsrsrEks S9 sPs s wa w4N2Eparn.. RI s00z price.
aSa'e sSs na rags Ap 5cs 545g 5gNk CO. 2aao Georgia
oLD-FASHIONED picture frames. clocks:
@ antique EM aaos shna or wo 5es5s s5oo
PHOTO and movie cameras, lenses: high
ssrNNss sss DriSss psid saa In cash trsden See u.s.
=.
PHOTO and movie cameras. lenses high
est prices paid in cash; trade-in. See US.
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave, NV. RE. 2434.
PIANOS. grsnd. upright spinet or apt
size size, any szs ass. any condition; viii pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO CO.
/ pays highest cash prices. Pyone Ma, 4S70
after 10 am. for courteous appraisal
ptiASo-Ideal tn! So.,- place to provide storage
transportation II stored l year or longer;
best Of references. Box 1927. Star. III
PLUMBERS BRASS scrap iron, scrap COP
per lead scrap aluminium. Highest prices
oaid WASHINGTON RAG d. BAG CO..
2l5 tsy. p1 soo7
SCkAP IRON, cast iron. S1.75 per 100
pounds: auto batteries. 81 each
| to cur Warehouse. Highest prices paid for
scrap iron. serap metals, house rags and
accumulations, please phone US. WASH
MGToN IS%11 RAG g. BAG Co. 21b L st. AW-
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Highest prices
paid for scrap iron: scrap metals. house house
deliver your aceumulations. please phone
US. AGE JUNK CO.. 222o Georgia ave.
NV. k467.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
BOATS.

26-FooT mahogany speedboat. ready to
g, good fishing boat; make offer AD.
Al CONDITION, guaranteed used out
board motors, also 194s Evinrudes with
latest advancements old motors taken in
Week PSns mGsT55 sapDss e !sot II ssf
SALES 8 . IIss &C.; .;,sS; az = lith St: sc;
sns snanss 90 % 800 SoI' ssnsp Slpps .sF
.AAsk e IN Pr FL .Iss IvsnsecHo q SON. 1919 ilsb
constructions; free trailer delivery. Special
LARGO szoP sP'Gsni esnssa f'sIS az. "ssa snd
SNAIL sMxIE CABIN sdii CRUISER, 3 hunks Can
AfxfIiARy sLooP, s5-ft. good CONDITION. S
ton, Hartge Yacht Yard, Galesville, Md.
sS.s3S or best of,sI JAMES WIFI ". Efrz' Z:
CABIN BOAT. se-ft., dble, -planked nah,
25o, h'p me sngine new toilet; nre exits;
l6-FT. iNBoARD. io-h.pi iopI funabout: fac
tory built. 1946: completely refinished in
side and out, March, 194s; motor perfect:
$3.50 cash. pU' s49l. ewes. aft after ".n 8. 20 ese
CABIN CRUISER 80 it. Ions. by loft.
cred with flagship marine engine with less
tran 20 hours total time. May be seen
NJ st. Sc. price, $3.50. -6
CR1SCRAFT, 1947. 26-ft sedan cruiser,
sleeps 4; many extras; wired for 10 volts
new Motorola radio installed; newly redeco-
rated booths and seats just covered in
Tolex; price $5, 500. Call MIR. yANDE-
GRIFr. AT. 1919. or NO. 945O. -
NEW l3-FT: OUTB0ARD utility boat. ma
rine plywood and white oak conSt. finished
attractively, seats z; S225. Phone DU
CUPBOARD MOTOR, late model VA
6255. s
oUTBoARD MOTOR, s-h.p., Wizard. used
500. MI. 354S, 6-S g.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
AVIATION.

WANTED, good night Instructor Interested
IN working for straight salary. Mechanic
helpers. Also wash and polish boy Con-
tact Johnny Dorr. MARYLAND AIRPORT,
Indian Head 4331. p
sTINsoN SM-s-A. $3.50. HYDE FIELD,
SP 0sSS =
INDIVIDUAL T-HANGARs. $50 per month,
c. H. Martin, HYDE FIELD, SP. OSS8
REPUBLIC sEABEE: 40 hrs. total time;
privately owned: just relicensed: all bull
letins complied With latest model NC630l-
x; price, 81, 500 Can be seen and dem
onstrated at Hyde Field. Clinton. Md; or
call OWNER, TR, 1872 -6
Evening star., 1948-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcsn,.

SEWING. MACHINES-We buy all types:
repair hemstitehing. buttons covered
STOVES for heating and cooking and Ice
boxes. ACNE STOVE CO.. 1011 7th st
An an iN4rsss2Iirn NA; sgs2i in ,u,,r. ,,,x.,-.r.
any condition. jewelry. glassware, bric-a-
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SIONE. 1885 q st. NV. Sterling 7406.
WANTED-Better grade OF household fur
niture. antiques and once furniture Ma
$500: evenings GE G447
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING bought
In household furniture and furnishings.
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