davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
.eded : More Baby Sitters

to Spokane the fore part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs H H Lee were visit.
ors in Columbia Falls recently. Mr.
Lee is a former park ranger NOV
ing from the park to Hopkins
MINI. They are now residing in Ka-
lispell.
Among new subscribers to tbe
Hungry Horse News are Mr. and
Mrs Arthur B Adolphson, Super
ior, Wis. Former Coram residents
they sent seasons greetings to
their West Glacier friends.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Logan and
Wilma were Christmas dinner
guests at Henry Casterline home
Johnny Mikota is visiting friends
and relatives here during the noli-
days. He is employed at Shehalis
Wash.
Norman Stringfellow, accomp-
anied by Frank and India ENGLAND
Great Falls, spent the HOLIDAYS at
his home here. Christmas dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs Stringfellow
included Mr. and Mrs o E Wendt.
The Baptist women's missionary
circle will meet next Wednesday,
1:3O at the home of Mrs Georoe
Harrington.
WSCS of the Methodist church
will meet next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs Art Green.
Family members gathered at
the c E Beebe home for Christ
mas included c E Beebe, Brown
ing; Mr. and Mrs Bill Allison and
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Beebe and
family, Columbia Falls; Mr. and
Mrs Clint Collenborn and son. Bic.
Timber, and Mr. and Mrs Edward
Beebe and daughter, Missoula.
Mrs w A Warren, Portland. was
a visitor in the Falls this week
She is Mrs Eva Jordan's daughter
A surprise party was given for
Bill Stringfellow and Bob Tracev
in honor of their nineteenth birth
days Saturday. Games were play
ed, refreshments served, and the
crowd later visited the Shadow.
pital. He plans to be away two
weeks. Father John Tuohy, Kalis-
pell general hospital chaplain, will
hold services here in his absence.
Mrs William Thorgeson, and Mr.
and Mrs Emmett O'Leary, all of
Anaconda, were guests of Father
Faley during the holidays. Mrs
Thorgeson is his sister, and Mrs
O'Leary his niece.
Appreciation is being extended
the Intermountain Bus company by
local Catholic residents. BY cour-
tesy of the company, a special bus
transported Martin City and Co.
ram residents to the Christmas eve
midnight mass.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Jordan, Pol
son, visited at the home of Mrs
Mary Gorton during the holidays.
Miss Leona Klaus, Minneapolis. )
has been guest Of Alma Cassidy.
Novel were the Christmas cards
of Mr. and Mrs Vern Kelly, Kalis-
pell. They showed an actual photo
of a rooster with snowshoes-ta
ken at Lake Mcdonald.
Clayton Giroux, having gradu-
ated from college at Boulder, Colo,
is now in Columbia Falls.
Father H A Faley will leave
Sunday for MissouIa where he will
be a patient at st Patrick's hos
Carl Hagen slipped on the ice
Sunday night and cut cash in his
knee. Three stitches were requir-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hamilton and
children, Santa Rita, Mont, were
holiday guests at the Bill Hamil-
ton home. Son "Okie," remained
here several days longer.
Fredriksen real estate now has
its office in Georges Place.
Mrs Edwina Van Duzer, Mrs
George Noffsinger and daughter,
Kalispell, visited Mrs Lydia Com
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
Ganieres Entertain

Mr. and Mrs Roger Ganiere en-
tertained members of the family
Christmas eve at their home. Son,
Jimmy, distributed presents I'M
der the tree. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs Byrd Fenholt, John Fen
holt, and Pearl Ganiere.
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Ganiere included the alb
owe with Jake Coy, also of River
Haven. An ''old fashioned Christ
mas" was enjoyed by ALL
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
River Haven Club Meets

The River Haven club met Tu-
esday at the home of Mrs Roger
Ganiere. "Bunco" was played dur
ing the afternoon and prizes aw-
arded. Exchange of presents pro-
vided additional fun. Refreshments
were served at the close. Next
meeting will be January 8 at the
home of Mrs Clara Ganiere.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
,,,' GLCdyS E. Shay

BIZ GLADYS E. Shay
;ss couldn't celebrate New
nv ave but as the suitable to-
the new year-and new mo-
tbev're about the most
about persons in Columbia
hoks just like his daddy"
Louis Nugent when speak
his five weeks old son. Mich
tother is the former Beatrice
ts who says Mike is small,
IS 7 pounds 8 ounces, but has
i 10 ounces in 10 days.
Irnv" born November 20, is
u pound son of Mr. and Mrs
|vestre. He was baptized Jon
sunday by Rev Baker at the
pran church. "Has my smile"
r. Olaf-even though you do
l. looks like Ruby.
Ines Victor, called Jimmy, Ma
is the jolly, 13 pound son of
Ind Mrs Vic Nadeau. He was
/ october 10, Vic's birthday,
{,ouos TO go car and sled rid
Rristmas presents were opened
he first time byb 10 month old
E Kay Kollenborn this year.
4 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
kollenborn, big sister 51a year
Maria, fights for her.
he says mama and dada
q Mrs Gladys McCully Of
|ddaughter Sheila Pronovost,
Ia is the nine month old daugh-
Il Mr. and Mrs Hank Pronovost,
ers.
|chael Floyd Darling-called
or Mickey by his mother and
\, Pat, S, was born August Z
|now weighs between Is and
bunds. His dad. Floyd, has nick
I'D him "Mickey-la-Poo."
ari Ellen Estenson, 4, is the
bstay of little brother James
! months old. "Joe," as called
PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs M G Els
bn, and big brothers Pat and
! likes Kari Ellen's antics with
(lloon.
fanddad Ray Nelson says his
grandson, born September 5
In and Mrs Howard Durham,
lilo, Calf, is "a cute little
&" You'll see his picture in the
barber shop soon.
Enc Ernest Massman, who was
year old October z took his
steps alone, four of them,
lstmas day. He weighs %
Ids and loves to try and crawl
b the Ernie Massman apart
1 to the stairway where he has
ID, so far, to fall down and see
daddy in the Park theatre. He
tries.
3obbie," four months old son
billie and Bob Edwards, had a
time watching the Bubble-lites
be Christmas tree. He's 261A in
long and weighs II pounds 2
ces.
E won't be a year old until jan
rs but Gary Hamilton pulled
stzke's Christmas tree over.
son of Mr. and Mrs Bill HAM
!, he succeeded in breaking on
ne ornament, and kept saying
.tty lights"
avauna Joy Hula, born Novem-
5 to Mr. and Mrs Ed Hula, now
CHS about nine pounds. Big bro
!, Eddie, 5, and Barbara, ~
ks she's swell.
here are a lot more babies and
I'd parents in town. We would
to list every one of them. A
Ply New Year.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02

(aul Smithey is spending the no
(ys with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Smithey. He is a University of
|shington student.
ar and Mrs Earl Smithson were
Fstmas eve and day guests at
Albert Lewis home.
Y E Wendt made a business trip
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
wCTU to Meet

WCTU meets at the w DoWler
home, three miles west of Column
bia Falls on highway No. 81 next
Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02

Telephone S9-2 for the Hungry
Horse NelUS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
BODIES OF SIX. U. ;. PLIERS KILLED IN CRASH, GO TO TOKYO

TOKYO, Sept. 22.-R-The bod ies of six American fliers who died June g, l945, when their bomber crashed near Cape Lopatka at the tip of the Kamchatka Peninsula were returned here today by the Russians.
 The bodies of the Aleutian-based fliers, who were buried on the Si- berian Peninsula after the crash, were disinterred and shipped here through the Sea of OkhotSk by Soviet surface craft.
 Occupation officials ordered them reinterred at Yokohoma pending later shipment to the United States. It was not revealed wheth- CT they were army or navy fliers. Both services operated bombers against the Kuriles from Aleutian bases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22

mining development in Central British Columbia but would not te asle to invest any capital until
 Government restrictions were re- moved and English currency could
 De readily exchanged for Canadian dollars.
 President Greene reported that Almost everyone in Britain wants to come to Canada and despite this desire, the provincial government of British Columbia has established no definite policy" He stated that resolution would be presented during the convention recommend ing an immigration plan, similar to that of Alberta and Ontario.
 Delegates of Southeast Alaska Chambers of Commerce attending the Convention include: Mayor I. M. Powell, A. M. Machim, and E. c. Koenig, Jr., of Haines; and V. R. Milligan of Ketchikan. Official delegates from the Juneau Cham Der of Commerce had not teen se- lected at noon today. R. J. Rowan of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. is also in attendance.
 This noon a luncheon was held with all Presidents and Secretaries of Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce in attendance. This afternoon business session com- at 2:30 at which time reso- lutions were presented.
 The business sesS.on concluded at o'clock and the visitors were talk en on a sightseeing tour of Men, denhall Glacier and Aux Bay. This evening at 9:30 o'clock reception will be held at the Governors House with Gov and Mrs. Ernest and the Juneau Chamber of Commerce as co-hosts.
 The morning session tomorrow will open at 10 o'clock and at the afternoon session, beginnin. at 2:30 election of officers will be held.
 The Convention will conclude with a banquet in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel at 7:30 in the eve ming. The Canadian delegates will be in charge of entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22

United States Army air force off, ficials at Named Field here said they had no reports of the aircraft being found but would check other posts in the Northwest Air Com mand.
 The Journal said an American colonel had gone into the bush to check the story. The plane was said to be unburned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
U, S. ARMY PLANE, . LOST IN 1943, E
 REPORTED FOUND

EDMONTON, Alta, Sept. 22.-tR The Edmonton Journal said today a United States Army air force plane lost in l943 with Il men and thousands of dollars in gold bull lion aboard, was found by an American hunter who stumbled on the crash scene.
 The story did not give the hunt CTS name and said the bodies of the II crew members were found in the crashed aircraft near Fort Nelson, E. C., together with an estimated $240,00 in currency and 400 pounds of gold bullion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
MAKES QUICK TRIP
 FROM EAST COAST

Just IA hours after leaving Geff- ney, s. C., Mrs. H. s. Waldeemar was back in Juneau, home from a four-months vacation. She landed here on Pan American plane at s o'clock last night. after leaving South Carolina at 4:30 Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Waldeemar visited brothers and sisters in Geffney and her son. Gerry Moore, coastguardsman, sta- toned at Charleston, S. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
CARDS FIELDER E
 CARRIED OFF FIELD;
 E PEELED BY LINER

BOSTON. Sept. 22. -LR- Enos Country Slaughter, St. Louis Cardinals left fielder, was carried off on a stretcher after being fel,ed by Nippy Jones hit-and-run liner today during the fourth inn ing of the game with the top place Boston Braves.
 Slaughter was struck on the bridge of his nose. After an ex- animation by Dr. Richard German. Boston Braves club physician. re- vealed a fractured nose, he was removed to St. Elizabeths Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
CONVENTION DELEGATION
 REACH HERE
Groups from British Co., Iumbid Arrive This Morn-
 ing on 5. 5. ChiItotin

The SS. Cnncotin docked tni morning at 8 o'clock with 72 dele gates on board to attend the Jul neau Convention of the Associated Boards of Trade of Central Britisf Columbia. and affiliated Chamber of Commerce of Southeast Alaska Captain H. Mclean is in command ot the vessel.
 Passengers and delegates iron Prince Rupert are: Ted Apple . waithe, Alan Armstrong, Lou Eel senthal, Mir. and Mrs. Earl Gordon John Gurvich, Jim Harvey, Alex Hunter. Wilfred J. Mclean, Thomas McMeekin, Bert Morgan, Phil Ray MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Skinner Sandra Rita Skinner, Ted Smith and Bert Withers.
 From Terrace: Charlie Adam Mrs. c. DeKergommeau, MT and Mrs. Duncan Kerr, Mrs. H. Koch MT. and Mrs. Dudley Little, MT and Mrs. George McAdams, Mrs. M Miller, Mrs. c. J. Warrington, Mrs Osborne, Mrs Robinson, MT and Mrs. Jim Smith, MT. and Mrs. Otis Sundal
 From Smithers: MT. and Mrs. George Buchart, MT. and Mrs. Clar- ence P. Bussinger, Miss Norah Carr, MT. and Mrs. A. G. Ford, pr. ana Mrs. M. L. Greene.
 From Vancouver: H. w. Brighton, Jack Buckeridge, F. B. Hardness, and Danny Shaw.
 From Ha2elton: MT. and Mrs. Al Bensen.
 From Prince George. w. H. Crocker, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Dob son, MT. and Mrs. H. G. Stevenson, Pat Patterson, and J. E. Paschai.
 From Los Angeles. Miss Grace Clark.
 From Vanderhoof: MT. and Mrs. J. W. H. Day, MT. and Mrs Harry Taylor. MT. and Mrs. George Ogs- ton.
 From Cedarvale M. Dahlquist.
 From Victoria: J. T. GaWthrop.
 From Telkwa: Mir and Mrs Frank Dockrill.
 From Burns Lake: MT. and Mrs M F. Nourse, MT. and Mrs. Walter Wilson
 From Seattle: D. C. Knapp.
 PELICAN MAN HERE
 Gene Torkelsen, Pelican, is reg
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

All American steamers tied up by coastwide strike.
 Princess Norah scheduled to arrive Friday morning at 8 o'clock and sails south one hour later at g.
 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver Sept. 28.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
Ten Are Burned 10
 Death in Quick Fire

HONG KONG, Sept. 22.-tH-Ten persons burned to death and at least 30 others were injured today in a spectacular godown (ware- house) fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
WEATHER REPORT

. WEATHER REPORT . GU. & WEATHER BUREAUD , Temperatures for 24-Hour Period In Juneau Maximum, 56; } minimum. 42. At Airport Maximum, 56; minimum. 38. FO R E C A s T } Juneau and vicinity) Mostly fair tonight and Thursday. Local areas to have frost tonight. PR E CIPI T A ION } tPast 24 hours ending 7:3o am today In Juneau .02 inches;
 since Sept. l, 14.88 inches;
 since July l, 2720 inches.
 At Airport .01 inches;
 since Sept. l, 1905 inches;
 since July l, 1850 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
FRACTURES LEG

Mrs. Fred Eastaugh fell ara fractured her leg this morning. and is at present in St. Ann's Hos- pital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
FROM HOOD BAY

A. E. Owen and George Jackson are registered at the .Baranof Ho- tel from Hood Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22
CANADIANS MEETING C
 ALASkANS

(Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-22

There's big news in Empire ads.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SILVER sPRING-Beautiful brick bunea-
low low with 3 bsdrms; ideal for ehildren and
EEahFS co. a7>s Ga ave. can sH aoISfE
LOVELY HOME Mr.. BErHEspA-wood.d
11s Jun: SsdEs 5s sep senda w VII aaos !os slss
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Attrac' s rooms,
? baths, reersation room $50 mo; me-
55SSsssIyR I ssss wo. siia: phon. tos
caIvY rRnSiY'%fhA. CHASE. D. c.-Be.utifu, snd com
5SaEs 51s DfS5S Sixos eo 1873 ' RS5 %s st.
SIX ROOMS for for . months only; $3.50 mo.
cENTEk d haHkefnfh Hahh HONE. s exclusive residen
.al section near Rock creek Park; Lying
buffers pantry, recreation room, modern
oil heat. 2 twin-bed rooms, double bed.
room single bedroom, two baths. finished
one or two years lease, beginning Septem-
Der; $500. GE. 1913. 43@1 Argyle ter.
FURNISHED HOME. Arlington. Va. - 3
bedrooms baths, recreation room. large
Lease; s2@s mo; Can J. WESLEY ogsu-
SEVERAL SEVERAL FukN! W HOMES for rent, ss nearby
FRY, INC, Realtors, 9sss East-West hwy,
WESLEY, HEIGHTS - Attractive house.
completely furnished; July to Oct, l:
$500 per month. EN-. 1878. BOX 1856,
stores hespitsi sTm Nj 6rieR Sas senes' .emides
n5sey Edoa s fuTn m, no pets Fye rets 81 va
JULY AND AGGUsTN6-room house. fac
Ing park. NV; 500 month; adults.
GEoRGETowN-s-bedrm. house facing
Montrose Park: July l to Sept; IS; s15e
mo. 5000 r st. NV. AID. 344S. -s6
Evening star., 1948-06-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwe..

NEAR GRANT CIRCIE-Vacant: detached
on sornsn M lot S.,t rms ss. 81 a9S
6usiine. Move in With reasonable down
payment. JoS GINBERd. RE. 1889;
OPEN ofEN Ta DAILY .laHs 8 TO s-possesslon. $40
NOD bFiei: On ii 5osi i 81: r. ssnts, hs!i !!
rms 3, ? baths plus rec pIa rm and ,.sa maids Is
sgi @ ooa q DAWN pavhp g. k1kseH ef rfsP'ea T.
THE NEW HOMES IN WHITEHALL offer
nlannns sahnaafd material eeeass Worsmanahp AND
equipment that will delight those who ap-
nrseiats and demand quality pesisnsd By
3 bedrooms lall twin-bed sizel,. 2 ful
baths, frst-noor powder rooms, closets you
can live with. large screened living
kitchens designed for women by wo-
man: GE garbaee disposal. Westing-
house range and s-cu it. refriser,.ors; tors
ers: fir lumber In joists; adequately wired,
and very fairly priced One home avail
able ,o with ySti9oI bedroom and bath
daily. to pm, To reach: From Wis
shass oo snd as Rsy evd drive hs ses Ghfy
S, ssS sf sSs3 sss I!sa oIsss HlzAhL
sr9SE Ase bncs sas and f rms se.
sood eond; @ ie priced ai'f to sell s4s Ions;
;ss; fST IN eS'E t. r. ;ifo:; soo
Soyn good sTr rGo%s baths baths oil
Milton yinniek' With 4 NJ DRAisNER,
oFg EAwA AyE ony sna sissS Nsh tof eaPe s st,
rms; IL baths; deep fenced lot: oil heat:
fSfs RsaIr9 eo isgf ffTs s. nT Ex
1900: eyes, tsle; GE 57l!-
oil h.wh.; lovely T lot with shade trees trees
and shrubs; owner occupied, prompt pos
ssssi2a 4 oRS %sh fIsa59 cn 81 Moo M Dalty
SAUL'S ADDiTION-s rooms. baths
Fl First floor: large living room dining room,
rooms. 2 paths Colonial front porch; two
sarags; @ =, caiI Mr WldmyeT' Is IA. 34o5, with
3ss isss Is oTis 81: S.w.-s W. rooms bath. new
gas furnace and IN new-house condition;
r e i oane xh te pas
hGTn RUST 6s 'ce, g. Sa sa' Sa EN- snsH
NEW HONE blocks off s1,S New MsmRshi1s
8 lovely rooms. modern kitchen and bath;
down payment and balance like rent;
monthly Ss II pa payments s125 per month Box
NEAR WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL At
tractiye prswar brick Colonial lse: hv
/ kitchen, porch; detached garage; 3 bed
rooms 2 tile baths: full basement, gas
Ewes. Mr. Harper WI 1875 H. j.
KoRzENDORFER CO. INC. OIL 5336
NEAR 18th AND FARRAGUT sT,-May be
used for 2..family home; rms on each
f.. gas h.-w.h.. built-in garage: convenient
location. For details. call RE. 3318, 9
to 9 daily. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.,
Realtors -25
Evening star., 1948-06-23
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-Mp. & Va.

5HVER SPRING, 245 Dale dr.-1 dble i;
$50; l single. $40; semipvt: bath be-
sEssn essr roomsfs 5aaas sso ana gheSo'
ONE Ice. dble. or sgls.; adjoinins bath;
newly decorated. Call UN. 1899. "a
eirl. bus al door GL. 36s2 "a
BETHESDA-Cool sitting rm. and bedrm
furn; unlim. phone, latndry privil, Oh.
GHiESvY cHAsE-Attraetiv. room. ess cross
ventilati next to semiprivate bath: in
modern. private home OIL. 0234, "a
e608 r. /. AvE.--Nice single room In de.
tached private home; gentleman. Cali
sitter 8 pm. WA. 323c.
1913 n 21st ST. ARL., VA.-Double rm.,
kit privileges; no objection to small child
large yard OK 1898, AID. al63 -~~.a
SINGLE. nicely furn. rm.; kitchen priyil-
eses, lady. FIR, 1857. "a
ARLINGTON-Single rm for gentleman;
$50 GIL a007. S04 Fillmore St n --s5
COLORED-12i1 WALTER ST. S.E,--Lss
room for l or .; all privileges. Call after
Evening star., 1948-06-23
ROOMS WANTED.

long WASHINGTON RESIDENT, l-bed
rm furn. apt. GEORGETOWN or Dupont
circle ares; July l sublet or lease, g mos.
or year Gil 1923 "a
NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM wanted, ne.
1F q Sc; s., section Tor gentleman BOX SO
a7-YR.-oLD BACHELOR desires apt. or
room with pvt bath in So. Arl. BAIRD,
TE 1897. "a
SINGLE MAN desires small, inexpensive,
quiet sleeping room. furn. or unfurn.; city
or suburban: I have excellent references;
GENTLEMAN. Govt empL, wants single
room, reas price, in pvt. Christian home;
ELDERLY MAN. preferably private family,
walking distance Navy: usually absent
week ends Box 18Th, Star
COUPLE with Ayr -old child, desires room
ing house to manage; wife unemployed.
Phnne RE n11R
Evening star., 1948-06-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Modern
detached brick; first floor. living room:
sRns shsn Sa ssn Ssn sscGnd
oo THos Wo rFes 1850
uHtE aMERicRS n UNlVERsiTY S1s GSnn fxRks
Alton place, between 43rd and 44th; Just
near schools, churches, stores and trans
throua hout, electrical reirg.: sas stove:
SE ESQ., or ss.s bu ei & NE *. 1Hs 964
open at 44th and Alton Saturday and
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-New de.
P%5ssa e. e Neatly
s1fSAsxS ss'f s,' a5 'wa'eops: ssRo s1ss g; open
S:|s; ;$,v. sH5?$ a::S,. saaz5 sz5
Custom built. brand.new; vacant. ultra
modern; 7 rms, 2A baths. dream kitchen,
pine-paneled den and recreation rm. with
ENERksR gI e Use ( gT co PEea s tse t. sell
RETHESnA pE Ex As4oo eyss ,tele G5 57
baneaoS with tied Bath Gpe5n fuf bsmto em e1
;;;;; I'VE !;;: '': #
BRADIEY BLVD. sEcT1oN-This beau
tiful detached brick home is located on
Club; LIST, floor has living room. dining
porch; 2nd floor has 3 bedrooms and tiled
Ss's ss%s ] = F. % T1 ~
Bra sRxDIEY i.E & HILLS. Il MD. Beautiful new
land sett ms: sso.5oo. JAS. +. T1PToN,
SficH4woobIMod.rn ER INV 9B laod brick. Ifs rms
esee eu eond pf'i Cali M s sh.ehan. e sA. I iisa, T.
sew e2K + e2i c2AskEnsasin Re- leas brick Colonial
bath. LARGE M closets on End 'o'j door, Large rye
living room opening onto screened living
equipped kitchen; owner transferred ex-
st ssy$ y4kE i. T. WSiaHr VT $500: s$s'
erisd eHayf rsasosabls eaasa ass
RnnffY ERnfdste CO. psssessiss Ss' ssso Call DIXIE
Blessed Sacrament parish. Wonderful 10
M rm eSnaHe Ssh 4ep.ee i s.' din sck T
Baths 'f nished M do sPd D0re master ssdrm has
sgeseslessd: pTlssa at f;s sss 900: E1es. esIi i
KaRzEN59EEER GO aSsdrm No Of ssse
rooms and complete bath: auto gas heat;
large medern kitchen with saresse dis
G. T1pros wo eos Sell Il eois Ga i4os e.'o sSs
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., ssol Military I'd.
nw1semidst, s6. ms; a.. baths .ens ,nn on
ave; vacant; immed. poss.; price reduced,
es'is BOB ssy ssFs Rs,o sfi Pa. :1s
sssss E! - "ss sssh
Resltor. DI 5000. ,-23
ssHyT CHE. p.stts
eesIins. yha f00Fi First-noor Sedroom @ wan and bath
DIM and ans oor c.asI
lined i Closets throughout: gear. detached
Earase AttrsGtiys gr2Tnds TMs, So Ss4;5SG- 800 rW "
suiiders and Developers ef Wesley Heights
sVAnt sve. NV Or. 94s4. Eveninss. telephone
SHE1S tss .t va modern
ave. All iarse rooms. two full baths. pow
gas heat; screened porch, and numerous
Cali Mr.. Clarke, 81. 1880, with BETHEL
DI 400 -25
FoxHALL VILLAGE, overlooking beautiful
park; English type of brick and timber
contains living room, dining room, COM
plete new electric kitchen with dish
washer. garbage disposal. deep freeze
etc; S bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 porches
slate roof, oil heat. detached garage; nicely
handicapped grounds. W. c. & A. N. MIL
LER, Builders and Developers q Weslss
Mass ave, NV. Or 1864 Evek., tel
WI 1881. Qist your house with