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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Hungry Horse News

On the brighter side of last
weeks slides comes story OF
Two men who volunteered to res
cue deer seemingly in distress.
The animal was sighted through
field glasses on the north bank of
the dam near the tail tower, hunch-
ed as with a broken leg, still in
the same position four hours later,
Isof the mess hasi Friday night
Two men volunteered to make the
long and arduous climb carrying
Mexican draglines with long booms
(long handled shovels) only tt
have not only one but four deer
scamper nimbly away when our
volunteers ventured too close.
Square dancing and such were
again enjoyed in the west wing
A good crowd attended, there was
no special caller. Instructions are
given at these gatherings to any
one wishing to learn such cavort'
ing so be sure to attend.
Mrs. A. G. Marlin was pleas
antly surprised by friends and
neighbors on her birthday Friday
enjoyed and Mrs. Marlin ives pre-
afternoon. Coffee and cake were
scented with lovely gift. Guests
were mesdames Wordell, Turnan,
Goodrich, Sturm, Schairer, Ramey,
Ralph and Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry and
family are newcomers in trailer
court unit 8. They were formerly
of Long Beach and Mr.. Ferry is
lineman.
Jack Taylor left for Coulee Dam
Saturday morning on a business
trip.
George Gavert is back on the
job after a week home due to
illness. Mrs. Dow, who also was
on the sick list, is up and around
again.
Don Clayton is suffering with
an injured elbow this week but
is recovering nicely.
Dick Leech had several stitches
taken in split ear Wednesday
night when he slipped and con-
nected with dormitory door.
Mrs. Harold Kansler and son
returned home Monday from their
trip to the coast.
The Teenagers bowling league
is off to a good start. First three
games were played Saturday morn
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Lady Bowlers Elect
Officers: And Bowl

Election of officers and first
three games of play marked the
opening of the GSM ladies bowling
league Monday night from 9 to
II in the recreation hall. Six full
teams started.
Elma Brees was elected presi-
dent of the league, Kay Hord, vlce
president, Agnes Tosh, secretary
treasurer, Jean Kansler, sergeant
at arms. Four point scoring is
being used, playing time was 2
hours and 10 minutes.
Handicaps are now being estab-
lished. No spectacular scoring
marked the evening but everyone
had fun.
The eagle eye on the foul line
was Ray Tosh, scorekeepers were
John Scnairer, James Goodrich and
Ed Sizer. Starting teams and
scores were:
TAG-A-LONGS: Savage, cap
tain 241; Egan 2Ol; Meyer 299;
Holfus 327; Parkinson 1T.
FUN HUNGRY GIRLS: Gavert,
captain 285; Dow PA; Hord 2S5;
Ketterer 243.
TRAILERS: Goodrich, captain
1888; Sturm 268; Tosh PIT; Schairer
236; Brees 259.
SEMI-TRAILERS: Richardson,
captain 313; Moore 266; Bjordson
1877; Smelzer 276; Kanzler 314.
SPARES: Taylor, captain 29z;
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Around Apgar
BIZ Ap0dr School

The entire community felt badly
Sunday when Shirley Anderson
and Martha Sue Mullens received
burns when starting the fire at
the ski house. Dave Thompson
rushed the girls to Hungry Horse
to DR.. Bennett for first aid treat
ment. Shirley was then taken to
the hospital in Kalispell, and will
be there for sometime as her burns
are quite serious. Martha Sue was
brought home. Her burns are not
so deep. Hurry and get well girls.
Barbara Wiles, called home by
illness in the family, started to
Columbia Falls high, Monday. She
has been going to school at Mount
Ellis Academy.
PTA was held Monday night
at Apgar school. After the bus
mess meeting the Cub scouts Of
Apgar entertained, and Mrs. Kee
and Mrs. Thuring read articles
about Founders Gay. SANDWICHES
and coffee were served.
Friday was mothers visiting day
at Apgar school. Mrs. Arthur An
derson and Mrs. Francis Willet
each made two lovely big cakes
with frosting, hearts and other
valentine decorations for valen-
tines day. After lunch che child
rem gave their mothers the val
entines they had made for the
mothers and fathers.
The children of Apgar school
also made a valentine for MIG.
McGregor of West Glacier cafe
because she has been so nice to
us.
Monday was the day we had our
valentines. Monday afternoon MIR.
McCregor came with a large box
of home made cookies and waters.
They were lovely and We did so
them. Everyone had lots
of valentines and lots of fun.
Mrs. Fitzmaurice arrived nome
from Missoula Saturday evening
H. D. Apgar returned to Havre
to get Mrs. Apgar. They have no"
moved up to their own cabin IN
til they had dug through to thelr
cwn home the Apgars were stay
ing at the Ray Price home.
1--WE went to Kalispell, Friday
says Ralph Day, North Fork mai
man, ITO meet the plane that
brought the mail out of the NORTH Mort.
Fork. The plane had gone up Weo-
nesday morning but hadn't gotten
back until Friday afternoon, be-
cause of the weather
Mrs. Nellie Wiles is visiting Mrs
Mary Loeffler at columbia Falls
Tom Harrington returned home
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.e+ers Elect BuzzeII

New York that she remembers
with pleasure her stay here last
summer, and the enjoyment of hel
first whortleberry pie. Son Jaw is
already coaxing to come back this
summer. He loved fishing here and
he caught some beauties.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murphy
and daughter have taken up resi-
dence in Coram. Mr.. Murphy Is
the depot agents new assistant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis and
Leigh have moved over near Con-
rad where they will take chargs
of a ranch.
Friends here have received
word from Mae Vaught. She re-
ports that she hasn't been feeling
very well this winter.
Grandma Forsythe enjoyed a vi
sit with the Crossthwaites one af-
ternoon this week, it being her
first outing in months.
Mrs. William Gillespie and son
returned to their home after spen-
ding some time with her sister
Mrs. Tom Sloan in Kelvin.
& few friends surprised Clara
Brlttenham on her birthday. Mar
vim served delightful birthday
cake, je]lo and coffee. Clara re-
ceived several lovely gifts.
Eugene Ross is taking his an
nual vacation. He is at home in
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith, Miss
oula are the proud parents cf a
nine pound baby girl. Mr.. Smith
is with the Hall-Perry Machinery
Co.
Mrs. William Rush is leaving
for Spokane for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Lawrence Gunter has re-
turned to her home from Butte
where she recently underwent
major operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Neuman
nave moved to Martin City.
Stanley Houston, nephew of
More, visited his aunt
and uncle one evening this week.
Frank Markovitz has returned
to his home after spending a week
At Hot Springs.
Clifford Travis and Ernest Han
'on are busy digging a well for
he Martin City scaoo,.
A lovely baby girl joined the
1lwod Stratton trio. Both Ell and
frankie are well known in Coram
The Anglers Lodge cafe is again
pen for business.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

ing from II to 1 pm. A few of the
players made exceptionally good
scores and all teams made a very
good showing. George Aubert,
social science teacher from Co..
umbia Falls high school, is secret
airy treasurer for the league. Two
business firms are now sponsoring
teams, M & S Hardware and Rex
Worralls. Other teams are also
looking for sponsors. Three score
keepers are needed. Anyone who
has Saturday morning free and
willing to keep score for these
teenagers, please come to the rec
reation hall Saturday at 10 am.
Our travellers, the Jerry Deneens,
are now in Vancouver, B. c. this
week. They expect to be back soon
and are finding bad weather ana
snow on Ill their trips.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

= Boosters' club l M1naas
! u curtis Buzzell, pre nyDnaad
no w. Jack Forsythe: Named
p iqs;dent was Sid Forsythe
! 0Ssr from Glen Harner' and
,s Owe, will serve as Sec
t - n1ace of Mrs. Ernie Han
bt to gTsnlDerg was reelected
|rer' :. tho nerD
discussed the matter OF a :
water system; the neeo OF
w." rash disposal; the puf-
- Model A Ford to pun
:. u fiellting equipped trailer,
pensoring a public box lunch,
! meeting is February ~
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Monday night from the trip to

Monday night from the trip tc
Bozeman where he, Freddie Hodg.
son and Pat Rupp We're in the SKI
meet.
When the school reporter
called on Roy Wiles Monday he
mad this to say about our snow
ana spring floods: with all that
is said about the water content
OF the snow, it seems to me little
Is said about the water content Of
the ground in the deep snow areas.
With little or no frost and little
moisture in the soil, as at present,
several inches of water will be
plotted up by the ground, which
otherw1se would contribute toward
spring floods, had the soil been
saturated with water and frozen
before the snow cover came. Num-
erous frosty nights in the high
country during the runoff also can
check the run-off during flood
stage"
Wednesday a deer visited Apgar
school. Usually they eat bread
from the window sill. But this deer
stood On his back legs and looked
IN at the pupils. He stood there
until some movement or noise in
the school frightened him. Then he
went away.
Some of the men from head
quarters came to the school a
number of times last week. They
were trying to thaw out our drink
ing fountain, and the government
water line. Dick Nelson and Robert
Ewing were the two who seemed
TO be IN charge of this. They used
electricity and Dick Nelson was
KIND enough to explain to the
school how it worked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Stuart and
family of Hungry Horse spent Sum
day with the Wallace Florens.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
GSM Breeze

Operation "Hay Lott" is a sue
cess. 1t is estimated that not
less than 100 deer and elk are
now feeding on hay distributed
in various places on the pro-
ject. A majestic bull elk and COW
can be seen every day standing
guard over their particular bale
of hay.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

Peltzer 176; Hamer 143; Sizer
323; Huntsinger 381.
Three openings are available as
alternates. Anyone desiring to
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

join this league please contact
one of the four officers or team
captains not later than Monday
noon, February FL.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
lam Items

6lll 1U
.oday evening, February IT,
,ora1n PTA met for install,
~ officers in the new schoo.
- The meeting was called
der by Mrs. Freda ostby'
Irssident. Mrs. salois lead the
in singing America. The
|ss of the first meeting were
also the bylaws, and accept
Morris Blake then took
! explaining that Mr.. Cor
had found he could not serve
Irosident. Mrs. Ostby was
4 to serve in his place and
agreed to act as
president.
!, Cottingham was appointed
as historian, keeping a scrap
of all meetings and other
Eties.
I Bake then conducted the
Blation ceremony. The officers
president, Mrs. Freda Ost-
lice president, Compton Cor
first vice president, Mrs. Oh
|ravis; secretary, Mrs. Erwin
ns; treasurer, Mrs. Roy Swan
S. ostby presided for the re-
der of the meeting.
general discussion on form
patrol at the highway cross
nd having school zone signs
| on the highway and on the
y roads near the school fol-
!. Salois and Mrs. Humphrey |
been instructing the chill
IN their rooms for some time
,hway rules, along with their
II lessons.
ents present, Mrs. Travis
); Mrs. Salois-1O; Mrs. Hum
20. America the Beautiful"
ung in closing lead by Mrs.
$ of 25c for the year were
he treasurer by the rs mem
present.
eshments were served by
ornament committee COM
of Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs.
!, and Jack Forsythe. This
ttee will appoint the re-
ent and entertainment CON-
to serve a each meeting.
next meeting will be March
yone interested in the school
is urged to join the
It is not limited to those
ave children in school.
and Mrs. VIM. Anderson
Ute Earth, N. OAK, are
at the Richard Ball home.
ncerson is a sister Of Mrs.
ay Lynn Bush celebrated
thday with a family din I
ven by her grandmother,
tia Johnson at the John ;
me- Lynn loved blowing {
two candles, but she in {
e Is six. Probably because '
0 much more accomplished '
r little brother Shanny who t
y months old. !
}. E. Gordon is visiting hel t
and other relatives and
IN Shelby and other east
ms. {
rlftlng snow was beautiful ..
afternoon, but it makes
E shoveling of paths. |
ood to know that our old
are weathering this sew '
liner without any trouble \
mn Farr still makes it up :
from his house by the :,
cae store and post office. . =
Mrs. Maurice More are
me again. Mrs. More spent :
hopping in Kalispell and
granddaughter Peggy and +
" grandchildren last week. -
weekly card club met at =
''aedter home Wednesday :.
Vi last week. Bridge and i,
We're played. Lunch was
midnight by the hostess. $
esent were Mesdanes Neil n
'ck Goodman, James Stef- h
williams Bruce Stewart, F
n ostrand, all of Hungry n
is spending a c;
wv. ! With Kay Lasley at
writes from
The Arizona post., 1949-03-18
Second Trainload Refugees =
Pass Through Enroute Israel

communities they passed thru.
However, they were happy to be
going to Israel
International Refugee Organi-
zation is transporting the group
in accordance with their new
agreement with JDC who for
merly assumed responsibility for
such groups.
Articles were presented thru
the generosity of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Rosenbluth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Simon, Betty King. The
toys were from the young mem
bers of the Charles ]. Miller fam
lily, Joe Myersons and the DR..
Leonard Weiners.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-18

The second and final cross
country train bearing Shanghai
refugees passed thru Tucson Sun
day evening and was met by AL
bert Wagner, Community Council
director, and Miss Rita Corn, case
worker, who presented them with
numerous toilet articles, reading
matter and toys for the children.
The 228 refugees are enroute to
Israel excepting for SO persons
being repatriated to Austria.
They expect to arrive at Ellis Is
land Thursday and to embark
shortly thereafter. Those persons
who got off the train spoke warm
ly of the gifts from the Jewish
The Arizona post., 1949-03-18
DGvid GinSburg
Heads Group

Members of the Tucson Phar-
maceutical Assn. elected David N.
Ginsburg as president for the
coming year. The group of Pima
County druggists number about
100
Mr.. Ginsburg has been a regis
tered pharmacist some q years
and operates drug store on N.
Stone. He resides with his family
at 436 E. Speedway. His daugh-
ter, Jean, is the new president of
Alpha Epsilon Phi and Myron is
a freshman at the U of A.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
HOUSES FURNISHED

AMER. U. PIX. bedrm.s ga baths.
Dec, II to jar. /. 500 incl. utils: :;
garage. 461l 49th st. NV. OR. 1894.
ANDREWS AND BOILING FIELDS
SHck fRsTtisT ouse rms lnrn and a'ashh fa bst:
Cali Mr.. Yount. with FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI; 14ll. El5
ls25 sHERRIER PL; N.M;MDetacheas sd-oOms, 9
Ssths: Ssiin SuiIfcim icons garage ee0roHn heat
sRSHftSS seRSeHotS, SHANNON L. LUCHs co,
1903 H st. NV. MA. 2345. liz
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--bedrm.. .:
bath. excellently furn. detached
house in very desirable neighbor-
eoGp' eaf fHoM3s fHs,ia2s Zee ). F1sHER < e. CO.
INC. 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. Attractive Cape
Cod .hrick. Living room fireplace;
floor. 2 large bedrooms and bath;
fully equipped Kitchen; gas &C.
heat garage. Immediate possession.
1. @. WHITE. RE. 1925. Ewes.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Detached brick
and clapboard .center-hall Colonial
se%f se9ls built lgtt ted 8baah bassh. 00f hfS
iavatory; basement rec rm:; AUTO.
on years lease at $3.50 per mo:
Z. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 141s H
e.. NV D1 oO57; ewes. and week
end WI. 9474. IL
6I32 WESTERN AVE, Chevy Chase,
Md.-Detaehed brick, = rooms %
bcdroomsl. baths. 2-car garage,
recreation room and maids room in
basement: large corner lot: convel-
TENT to churcnes, stores and trans,
Kiss schroth. SHANNON & LUCHs
Co. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.-1"
EMBASSY SECTION - Exceptionally
charming home handsomely dec: A.
/ condition. NO. 9495. Ia
S-RoOM BUNGALOW. furnished;
Cottage City; gas heat. FIR. 1871
weekdays only; after l pm, Ia
NEWLY FURN.-2-bedroom row brk.,
gas heat, fenced yard; ne: section;
S120 lao. FIR, 373s, GE. 1882. -17
ee5 LEXINGTON PL. NE. D and Z
and 9th and 7th sts.-Attractive g.
room, and bath house. nicely FUR
nished; available Dec. 10; conven-
lent to Union Station; S1S5 pei
month. HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CORP, 14ls H st. NV. Dl. 1877
NICELY FURN. 2-bedrm. home, gas
heat. every mod. conv.; fenced rear
lsvn; Sl2O mo. r. L. KANE, INC,
Realtors. King and Wash. sts., Alex
AL. 3n13.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
PAYNE TERRACE
KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments
CAPITAL TRANSIT BUS H-6
DIRECT INTO DEVELOPMENT

A delightful place to lve-away from
city noise and dirt, adjoining Prince
Georges Golf and Country Clue IN
Landover, Md. which has ore OF
the finest golf courses in the etfc-
politan Area. Memberships are
available until quotas are ni!eo.
safe Fairgrounds for Children
Small Super Market
Beauttful, well-arranged l and 2 bed
room apartments. featuring large
picture windows, at s73.75 to S75.. %
and $3.50 to. sos. Gas and e!ec-
tricity included. U,o.
Exquisite duplex apartments at $l0o
per month.
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensbure, take Route U. S. 80 TO
3rd traffic light, then turn right on
Route 2O2. go 1s4 miles TO Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover, Md.
Ap DIGS Ia
Evening star., 1949-12-12
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
FOREST aEIGEIs IN MDgItIap0d i1s51o mod
eo one year old. Price includes large
lot, Hotpoint range. G. E. refgr.,
Venetian blinds. screens, storm
doors, 52-gal; elec. INV. heater, Oil
radiant panel heat Thor dishwash-
disposal unit. owner leaving city.
terms arranged. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO., 1929 K st. NV. Ma. 0352.
Ewes. co. 1900.
MT. RAINIER-Almost new 2-story,
2-bedrm: home; large dining rm;;,
level lot: "a block from transporta-
tion. 3 blocks to Catholic or public
school. Price, S11,500; low down
S:s%sn'{ SssH IN * RSSA $S;s w SS4s
kADisNr afslsIs Vsi VA1iEY1sl ifsg $50 cash VIZ
buy this attractive 5-room brick
bungalow; gas heat; convenient TO
sSj BUICK A'ssHs sH $780, So 's" ewes. TIca.he Ra 5s
INCOME PROPERTY, slI,E. er rdon. for la5fs
baths large corner ot ne near prosay Ms5y
idHQ OUlNciolIs, IcHtoI ~ ~ oSASai'
reasonable financing. Call M.
Meade, VA WAii,,lS33 1899 GoG5 o5 Pi; 1olo;
GI OR NON-GI can buy 6-room brick
less than appraisal: $500 cash.
balance like rent. ROGERS con-
ave. Rosers Heights subdivision
NEARBY Md: Sc 900 down-5-room
brick bungalow, full basement, ex-
beautiful Kitchen. fireplace, a.-c.
heat, large lot. More liberal terms
e GI Can MIS-; MIS- FagrinEto1; aoyS Wo.
Realtors: DU.,, 1868.
$1,000 DOWN, assume GI loan;
lovely 5-rm. and bath brick bunga-
low; full bsmt., stairway to attic,
auto. heat. Anchor fenced lot; owner
transf. desires immed. sale. Sill
60! S9o. sddo H CARLYLE DE LoziER'
Down PAYMENT INCIDENrAL-Buy
like rent: save on income tax; ac-
outre equity In your own new B.
bedrm. brick Colonial: near un1y.
of Md. CLAUDE WOOD, 81. 1900.
BUNGALOW, Q bedrms.; nr. Defense
hwy; finished attic and full bsmt.,
side so drive shade sEsss zo fruit r 1rees
cash: vacant; like new. Owner or
your agent. IA. 7010. LIZ
Evening star., 1949-12-12
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCK CREEK HILLS-Brick home
wide, center hall, din. rm., kit,
nd sfasened s porsb sudy pee posdes
sewing rm. and enormous closets. 2
baths on End A.; rec. rm. space with
firepl., oil heat, aluminium storm
windows. outside firepl. INEZ CUSH-
ARD, OR: 1922 or WI. 1857; Ia
SILVER SPRING. MD, s12,e5o -
large. landscaped lot; conyen. loca-
ment. gas heat. Best materials and
construction. Immediate possession
Terms. $500 cash, SIS mo. Cali
D!, 1913; ewes. 81; s947. VIM. H
sfLvER sAHNPEHS sPs1S2LN.w SS;, New brick homes.
z rooms. 2 baths, 1st-floor den OF
bedrooms. fireplace. garage. porch;
Call DI. 1915: ewes. sH. 1855. WIN.
9 H SAUNDERS CO.; INC;
S12,a5o for all.briek Colonial home
heat, outside entrance, fireplace,
level yard with Anchor fence. Per-
fee. new-house condition. Reason
able terms or will GO 81 with $500
= F h. M1TcHELL y I1i QUICK ST. 59se.
VTERs MILL vILLAGE-se5o cash
lows; 8 available. MODERN REAL
TY co. 81. oe27. John M. HERON
HoSE sSSksfi AND EXTRA Apr.-e rooms
ab.s and bath .b for S SWnsg ssp.ras. Sro9m fa
eanf ome for ios $780, ssS and nex farn
1Is RlfLEY, kses ReaItor. % 81 81. sIi1. Til s
ERJCK CAPE COD home with 8 bed
W9oamooa soa ssopnns Sa5s us e.neF eoch X fFSn s
place. Oil heat, full bsmt with
garage attached at side: lovely rear
lot all fenced and very private; be-
Ing sold to settle an estate; sic $50.
r., P. RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. 81 l
DETACHED T Ed BRICK coRNER-pox-
der room, porch. slate roof. new.
Put UP your deposit and move IN
for, Christmas: price, Sl5.950
GuHn5 Gl srass; sM eass eassss terms; nMxssGGh Gsi Nj
1l WApLE c., c. Resitor. Is31ada iss4 i4th St. t.
FoTRR 6iTR of BEDRooM SisS HoME-A real
quality place in "Moptgomery Hills
Of Silver spg.. built Just last year
by owner able to own the best, 8
ooa 0ssa ans aa Sssh .as asn .,r: It.
room up: recr. room. built-tn ga
rage; fireplaces and gas heat.
You could never buy this custom
built property If the owner were not
retiring to Florida. r. P. RIPLEY.
Realtor. 81. Gill till s pm. -12
LAST OF SMALL GROUP OF bdrm
ramblers, close-in Sil. Sp. location;
lge. Nv.-din. rn. with open frepl..
generous size kit. Call for directions
to see. SH. 1011 til 8 pm. YOUNG
g. BOWERS CO.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, liy. rm..
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms.. bath, full
bsmt.. with outside entrance; 20 IT.
lot; attractively priced at S12.950.
ssaa,,II99i.l 81 I9il * III o pm. YOUNG q
PoPGLAR "WooDMooR" AREA. in
Silver Spg. smart-look!ng. 2-story
home OF 8 rooms and bath on q
pleasant residential corner. Home
is exceptionally complete with equip
ped kitchen, fireplace, full bsmt, /;
oil heat. screened porch and SEMI
attached garage Just the place for
q moderate-sized family for only
S12.950. Sensible cash down, bal
ance in one trust. r. p. RIPLEY,
Realtor. 81. Gill till 8 pm. Ia
Evening star., 1949-12-12

EDELMAN MOVING AND 5 NGE.
Will accept surplus f rnltu faft
payment on your notl2s He:
reas. Ia. 2937; ewes, GE.
MARINE VETERANS MoVI>
24-hr service. furniture: Z w.
baggaee AT 275a OF FR
MOVING ACROSS TIL ST, Il of
across the country: safe st: IN
SEPARATE rooms rooms rfME9N sxRsT. sIx =; "a
HAULING OF ANY KIND.
panel truck. Young VET T!.
WO. 09l2 i
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cal.
any time MR. COOK, Gil. hl37
LOCAL MOVING; reasonable rates foI
full or part load: 50 minimum cnarse-
BROWNER'S EXPRESS. FIR. 3121.
WE SPECIALIZE in small local moves
at ress. rates. to your convenience;
Expert packing, safe sEoIaee ano
3oaI -12
Evening star., 1949-12-12

COLORED-?-FAMILY = 1920 Mass
ave Sc. Brick, separate entrances.
each with 5 rooms and bath, full
basement. oil heat, excel. cond.
Ideal for home or investment. j.
GINBERG, RE. 7104. RA. 3s25.-12
Nichols ave. Sc. Nice brick home,
8 rooms, bath, I'm. bsmt.. gas heat,
built-in gar. Reas priced. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. ave.
COLoRED-Ss5O CASH, $50 MO-
Attractive. clean. modern row brick:
in perfect condition; excellent To-
cation. First offering. Act now.
Call MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 5000;
ewes. RA 341S 13'
Evening star., 1949-12-12
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XMAS AT HOME
Move right in: newly decorated:
$1,000 down, SIS per mo-, lge; 8
bedrm. and bath, oil h.-w.h.. a lot,
5Oxl25: mr. Lee blvd. and Fort Myer;
S1O,750. BEAULAH GOSS, CH. 56S2.