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Evening star., 1949-02-27
BETHESDA

open sun, I 20 o
Near Greenwich Forest - S23.5O0.
Beautiful white brick home of 3
exceptionally fine kit, corner lot;
excellent terms. Out Old George
town rd.. left on Wilson lane, right
on Custer rd., left on Harwood to
5424. FARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000;
oyos WI
Evening star., 1949-02-27
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

All Butterworth pl. NV. Open
sat. and Sun, i to dark left in
this group of new custom built brick
homes Large entrance hall. liv. rm
with picture window. spacious din.
rm. beautiful kitchen and powder
rm on lst f.; 3 lse. bedrmS. and
. baths on End fl. Screened porch.
Stairway to foored attic. Gas &C.
heat oriced to sell. To reach: Out
Mass. ave to 41th St, right on
47th st. to Butterworth pl.. left to
home
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MT PHEASANT

15,95O.-Detached on a level lot
5uxl40. Not ] of the newer homes
but it is spacious and comfortable
with automatic heat and refrisera-
tor, The owner occupies ; rms. and
ond floor OF 3 rms. and bath is
rented for a total of Sl25 per mo
DI. S917, w. L. MOORE, GE. 2SO2
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CRESTWOOD
RAMBLER TYPE

Is min. out 18th st. from the White
House Priced very reasonable in
this area of fine homes. First f..
contains foyer entrance, living rm.,
dining rm. kitchen with breakfast
nook. bedrm. and bath: on the End
A.. > bedrms.. .knotty pine den and
windows. Heatolator and mlrrored
firepl., special kitchen equipment
with disposal unit. Venetian blinds.
indirect lighting and many other at
tractive and individual features. A
house you'll buy at once when you
see it, For appt. Mr.. Cross, AID
1899, after Z pm.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwsss

BRIGHTWOOD, $13,500
semidet. brick, 9 rms, bath, oil heat,
gar. $1,000 cash. SAM ROSEY,
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2749 WOODLEY PL. NV.
OPEN TODAY Ia

Just of Conn. ave. This lovely row
tapestry brick is priced below the
market at S19,95O. We can offer
bedrms, 2 baths, play rm. in
bsmt. with Law, hrand-new gas
h.-wh., built-in gar, concrete front
porch A really good buy. Ewes,
GE. 922O. DRURY REALTY CORP.
ct
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Ex. AHA; ewes, AID. 4947. =
4201 4th ST NV,

Open 1-5 This attractive "Dunnigan-
built corner brick home, situated
near st. Gabriels," must be seer
to be appreciated. Equipped for z
families with all modern facilities
dining room. breakfast room. der
and well-eauipped kitchen with elec
refrigerator. wide side-hall entrance
and parquet floors; End floor has 3
large bedrooms, breakfast room, den
kitchen with elec. refrigerator and
modern tiled bath and shower: oil
h.-wh. and det. gear brick garage;
weather stripped. insulated, etc.
conv. to schools. stores and transp
Possession with title.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
ORCHARDALE

ORCHARDALE
Open Sunday ! till dark. 52lo Sara
toea aye.-Excel. value, located 3
modern detach. brick homes OF "a
baths and 2i2 baths: they are -
story some with full center halls,
others have side halls, all have St
fl. lavatory, the kit. fully equipd.
st.irs. snd iEciude elee disposal unit,
dance Of cabinets; each "has lge
screened porch over an attached
garage. gas heat. slate roof: with
moderate down payment. If you
Sa4.S50 Directions. Drive ye'' ont ut
Wisconsin ave. to Sears Roebuck
store, bear left on River rd. to
Saratoga ave. which is lst ST be-
yond Western ave, turn right to
DrCnerty
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PRICE REDUCED $500

PRICE REDUCED $500
For quick sale. Det 7-room brick
with 3 twin-slze bedrooms and bath
on second floor. Spacious living room
with wood burning fireplace, large
dining room. modern kitchen 1Ox10
den with powder room. To reach
Out N. H. ave. IA miles past D. C
line to New Hamp. ave: Highlands
turn left on Norwood dr.. to Wild
wood DIR. See our sign at 1909
Open l to pm. Sunday. Mr.
MARSHALL IA j. WAPLE co.
l2.!4 14th st. NV. D1. 3:t46. =.
3O35 Chestnut st. NV.
Beautiful new brick, French provin'
cial. & rms. baths, powder rm.
garage: large wooded lot, near Rocl
Creek Park. Open Saturday and Sun
day, 9 to 6 pm. Call AID. Oo21
Directions; Out Conn. ave. to Chev,
Chase Circle. right on Western ave
to Chestnut. right on Chestnut Il
house. SHOCKEY L. MOORHEAD
Realtors ~
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LINKINS co.
DI. s6SS. Ewes. EN-. AGA.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

4515 43rd st. NV. Open Sat, Sun.
and daily. ! to B. Don't miss seeing
this new brk home today. Features
include & rms. with > baths on 2nd
f.; powder rm. and de luxe kit. on
1st A.. gas &C. heat; lge. wooded
lot This one will not last long
S. R. MARTIN g. CO.. Realtors
lRds Gcnn nII S2RR
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
e1O OS0

An interesting cottage type brick res
idence on a corner lot with southern
exposure, only = blocks from Conn.
ave; 8 rooms. > baths. attic, oil
heat, built-in garage. See this low
priced property right away. ONCE
open Sun. Call lis ANYTIME until 8.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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CLEVELAND PARK

For doctor, school or entertaining
Lot lO0xlS7 maximum; large en-
trance hall. living rm. 3Sx14 with
open fireplace, dining rm.. kitchen. .
pantries. lavatory. 3 porches; End
.nclosed sleeping porch: 3rd floor.
bedroom and bath, ample storage
space: single garage, reached by prl-
Jate drive: also 4-car garage on
alley; fruit and shade trees and
shrubs; oil h.-wh. LINK1NS CO,
1918 N st. NV. DI. s6ss; ewes,
EN- 4dIa "A
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New Hampshire Garden,

NeW 1d1lIpS1lITt OdTutnS
Open Sun. 1-6. 1903 Hammond ave
Owner must sell at sacrifice. 6
rms. ? baths. > freplaces. picture
windows throughout: det ultra
modern home; gas heat, gar. Dir:
Out N. H. ave. ext. to Holton lane,
left to Hammond w. z. BEERS,
SH 4.4. TIA. $3.50 -
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RRIGHTWOOD

Detached - Four bedroom, two-bath
home. near Georgia ave. and Ritten-
house. A bargain at S16.500. For
ST. 2S30. with BETHEL. DI. 3100.
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II. n. I1O MI l11t1Co
sOs N. Cap. ST., Realtor. MA. 6730.
1121 ALLISON ST. NV.
Open Sun, 2 to $50
Just off 18th st. and Iowa ave. above
Roosevelt High School; Colonial type
2-story brick, has liv. rm..- din. rm,
kit. and sunroom on lst f.; 3 bed.
rooms, bath and glassed-in sleepini
porch on ind A.; gas furnace. H.
VIII, elec. refgr., storm windows
Venetian blinds, garage: lot 156 IT
dsep; dsss Eve or Sum- phone Temple
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K St. NV. Realtor. MA. O753.
1926 Quackenbos st. NV.
Open 2 to today. Semidet 6-rm.
brick home. oil heat; in a very
desirable location, near schools,
churches and transp.; 2 inclosed
porches, built-in garage: possession
with settlement. Only &15,5OO. Mr..
Abel. RA sa42. KAY REALTY CO.,
INC
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BETHESDA. S17,65O

Excellent prewar brick home, modern
in every detail and in superior To-
cation, near all schools. shops and
transp 3 bedrmS., modern bath,
liv rm. with frepl. cheerful din
ing rm.. complete modern kit. rec.
rm, oil heat; level lot A good
value. DURANT- -HILLAND, EN-.
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1903 w ST. NV.

OOUO w y /. N. w.
Open Sun, IA pm. 2-story ant
bsmt.. row brick. contains from
porch. entrance hall, liv. rm., din
rm., kit. with tile sidewalks. tabl,
top gas range, gas refgr., 3 bedrms
and tiled bath on End A., full bsmt
oil ht.. bsmt.. toilet, 2 good-siZee
rear porches (screened), metal gar
on rear OF lot. Poss with deed
subst. cash payment desired GEO
!. BORGER. 643 Indiana ave, NV
Ma. O35O: ewes. OR. 1878 or cal
Mr.. Maloney, WO. 7649. ~ :.
7O4 Missouri Ave. NV.
Open Sunday 2 to 8 pm. semidet
cor brick, built-in garage; full
bsmt.. sun porch, bedrms and :
baths, I'm. 3rd a. with a regular
staircase. May be used for fam
lilies. Call AID. 0O21. SHOCKEY q
MOORHEAD. Realtors. -27
SPLENDID LOCATION, Just Oh Conn
ave.-Semidetached brick OF 6
rooms. III baths. oil h-w.h., ga
rage. shrubs. flowers, fruit trees;
priced right. BY appt only. To
inspect call Mr. Mcdonnell, TR
1852.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
704 Missouri Ave NV
PAUL MUDD co.
24OS MINI. Ave.
S145 500

24OS MINI. Ave. Sc. -27
$14,500
Attractive 7-room and bath Colonial
brick home with 4 fine bedrooms,
front porch, screened lower rear
porch. hot water heat with new gas
furnace, electric refrigerator and
built-in sarage. in perfect condition.
auirement; Phone Mr.. Murray. 81.
STA, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
8-ROOM-2-BATH BRICK
IN MT. PLEASANT
Located west of 18th St. suitable for
3 separate apartments or for rent.
ing rooms: hot-water heat with oil
,t burner vacant and ino IN exeslsn, Lent con,
and s1oo per month. Phone Mr..
Blackwood. NO. 65a7, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
YOUR LUCKY NUMBER
Vacant, 623 Rock OK. Oh. Rd
New-house condition. 8 large rooms
basement. brick rarage. ST. 045l
FRED ENRICH: GE. 5000 ewes. Il
You Are Invited to Inspect
1918 Hamilton st. NV.
Open Sun. to dark. Det. brk. home.
Individual charm; st A.. lovely lse.
liv. rm. with fireplace. rice din. rm
and lge. kitchen; End A., 3 lse;
bedrms.. beautiful baths: finished
heated attic with twin sized bsorms.'
place; 2-car garage; gas NV h. Mr..
Johnson on premises; JAMES I.
1900: ewes. DU. a659
Open Today, 2 to 6 PM.
40 9tI Buchenan sn,.p s.. @ NV. Only y.,l Slss5o.
III baths. front and rea. porches,
oil heat; deep yard owner leaving
GE. 2210 or WI s9Os, BRIGHT
WOOD REALTY CO.
200 TUCKERMAN ST.
Open today l-6 pm. An extremely
beautiful det brk. home. well loc
in one Of the highest sec. of the
city. Colonial in design. the home
features attrac. center-hall arrange
ments with liv. rm. and screened
porch, dining room, master bedrm.
and tile bath: comp. finished Bird
A; rec. rm. in bsmt.; 2-car det
gar: very expensive wall-to-wall
carpet and luxurious custom-made
draperies, incl. in . modest sales
price. S"2,a50, with only $4,000
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
AID. 1900
M st. NV. Near No. Cap. st.
10 rooms and bath; must close estate,
81 11,500 with $4,000 down payment;
bal, S75 month.
HoWenStein Realty Co.
14ls H st. NV. DI 1877. Il
DELAFIELD PL. NV.
13"27-New det. brk. home, with slate
roof, copper cutters and spouts; 6
rooms, incl. 3 bedrms., open fire.
place lss. Oct sarsEe: gas h h-Th IEl.1,
{ CO, vi. o6a6, GE. o0s6.
NEAR WALTER REED
Open TO-DAY; I to 5M11is - 5th St
modern kitchen. oil heat porches
etc Situated ON a lovely lot. ga
rage. Near all conveniences. Rea-
sonably priced for your first inspec-
DANIEL DIENER g. co.
1924 K st. NV. ST. 1881
BY OWNER!
1404 Primrose I'd. nw.-Open to-
day. to 5; vacant, immediate oc-
cupany! Charming and conveniently
situated detach. brick. less. than
cond. Center hall attractive Twins
rm.. fireplace. dining rm., modern
fully equipped kitchen. powder rm
rear screened porch, 3 lse; bedrms.
> baths. lge. closets. gas heat. etc
Near schools. shopping and trarsp
Excellent residential section. Priced
low! Out 18th St, right on Prim-
rose rd. to end of block and house
on right. -
DANIEL DIENER g. co.
14o4 K St NV ST 33S1
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Is 18th st. NV, MA. !

CRESTWOOD
Alliston st. near 18th NV.
Lovely det. brick home. for dis
eliminating family: having large
bedrooms, 2E2 baths, spacious liv-
ing and dining room with fireplace,
h.-w.h.. 2-car brick det. garage.
Make appointment to see this beau
tiful home. Call Mr.. Bedell. co.
1885, with E. r. BOYNTON co ;
OR. 0s00, 1925 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
INT. PLEASANT

Just listed. an excellent brick two
family apt. with large apts. with
total rents OF over 5000: excel
condition: 2-car garage; each apt
has individual oil h-wh: furniture
included and is priced low for quick
sale. Call NE. l143 until pm
Evening star., 1949-02-27
UPPER 10th ST.

Located in excel. residential area.
Just west of 18th St. an attrac. 4
bedrm. 2 bath, > story brick home,
in imma culate cond 1t also con-
tains recep. hall, liv rm., din rm..
den and lse. kit, porch, garage, oil
h.-w.h. Owner must sell; priced
right
Evening star., 1949-02-27

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Vacant, det. and newly decorated:
lge. liy. rm., din. rm., Kit. and
pantry: "nd floor, 3 bedrms. and
det garage. Reasonably priced at
$4,000
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
1874 Wis. ave. OR. :!326.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$18,950
Reception hall, liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., den and lge. rear scr.
porch; 2nd floor; 3 lge. bedrooms
ana bath; garage: Oil heat; nice lot.
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
MT. PLEASANT

Facing Rock Creek Park, unobstruct-
ed view of the beautiful summer and
fall foliage; you will be delighted
with individual floor plan OF this
plete tile baths, open fireplace in
both living room and recreation
room which is heated and beau:i-
fully finished: the property is in
immaculate condition and 1t is a
pleasure to show such charming
home; gas h-w heat and the ga
rage is brick: II you are seeking a
lovely home. this should be seen at
once. To inspect. call Mr.. Manson.
EN-. 1929. MARSHALL J WAPLE
CO, 1924 l4th St NV DI 333H
Evening star., 1949-02-27
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
E. NANNINI

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
remodeled 2-bedrm,
home, in excel. loo, large liv. rm.,
electric kitchen. modern bath. auto.
heat: priced to sell; vacant. JOSEPH
s. RUTLEY. Realtor. Southern Bids d,
ST 5000 or EN- 500 ~
Evening star., 1949-02-27
ALEXANDRA.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

hICZAI11N D4V4x1
Best res sect-Lovelv 7-bedrm.; 4
bath home, OPA rent. TIE, 1910.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

$14,500
Attractive T-room and bath Colonial
brick home with fine bedrooms
front porch, screened lower rear
porch, hot-water heat with new gas
furnace, electric refrigerator an6
built-in garage. in perfect condition
Ideally situated near every home re-
duirement. Phone Mr.. Murray. 81
STA, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

OFF DUPONT CIRCLE
Your purchase of this hne brick prop.
erty in this very desirable area nov
operated as a very profitable gues'
house will give you your own apt
monthly. All this on an investment
OF only $4,000, which buys the
property, business and all assets
For complete details, call today
IL to f.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 X st NV. Realtors. Elk. lS1
Evening star., 1949-02-27

NATIVITY PARISH
4-bedroom Colonial row brick, on
18th St NV. Reception hall, living
room and dining room. 3 porches,
full basement large lot; reasonable
price and, terms.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th NV. EX. 24SQ.
lit TUCKERMAN ST.
The last one of a group of 30 det.
brick homes. Every mod. appoint
ment. This is an exceptional vaIut.
Can be handled on $4,000 cash.
LADDV DON CT h1kD
Evening star., 1949-02-27

New Det. Brk. (Shepherd Pk.)
OPEN SUN. 2 TO5
1884 18th st. NV: only l left-Ac-
claimed by everyone who has seen
this house as the best buy in Wash
for S29,000; 6 lge rooms and den
powder room on 1st A.; lge all-elac-
trio kitchen; wide, deep lot, beauti-
fully Handicapped. Terms. HENRY
SALUS. 11O4 Vermont ave. NV.
ST. 3344. ST. 3345. -27
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Mr.. 14th and Sheridan SITS.
inns lovely semidetached brick home
is what you have been looking for
in this, neighborhood and is real
value. 1t features 8 large, bright
rooms. > baths, recreation room
with bar. garage, gas heat, etc. I'm.
med. poss. Low cash payment, bal.
ance on / st trust and priced to sell
To inspect today, call II to 4.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
B. Wright, EN-. $500
YOU'LL LOVE 1T

This lovely home is in the ever
popular Brightwood area, and has &
large rms, 3 bedrms. rec. rm. oil
heat, etc. Owner moving. Has
priced to sell today. See it by call
ing, IL to 4.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC,
Evening star., 1949-02-27

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Open Sun. till dark, 1906 Kan
awha ST. vacant: close to Csnn.
ave in one of our most conv. To-
cations for stores. bus and schools.
A spacious detached white clap
board board Colonial home c LIST f.: center
screened porch; 2nd a. has 4 nice
sized bedrms. , tiled baths; attG:
full basement, gas heat; detached
garage; this home is priced very
low at $22 500. Directions: Out
Conn. ave. to Kanawha ST., left to
house.
w. B. Wright, EN-. $500
Evening star., 1949-02-27

HOUSES FOR SAIE-NoFthwest
OPEN 1-6 PM, SAT. g. SUN.
1920 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
Semidet. frame. in best location in
Wash. Only $3.50. Large living
two bedrooms and bath on second
floor; gas circulating heat in ex-
cellent condition; level lot Mr..
Guynn. EN-. 7792.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 I4th St. NV, DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Area
Detached corner property of eight
rooms; oil h.-wh.; bedroom and
and la baths on second door:
garage, suitable for two families
private entrance to 2nd floor; land
scaped lot; possession in 80 days;
owner occupied: priced at $4,000
To inspect, call Mai Lane. Ma
$500; evenings and week ends until
9 pm, WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Open Today, 2 to 6 PM.
420 Buchanan St NV. Only S13,95O.
Attrac. brick home. 8 lovely rms.
| 12 baths. front and rear porches,
Oh neat; az c. deep yard; owner ieaylng z
GE. 2270 or WI. S9OS, BRIGHT
WO0D PEAITv co
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
ldvon Roetman Of Palmer Is First Queen Entry

Lavon Roetman, the teen-age daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Roetman of Palmer, is the first contestant named as candidate in the queen contest for the com ing MatanuSka Valley fair, it was announced today by Charles Dillon, fair manager. Lavon is to be co-sponsored by Palmer Photo Art and the Palmer Cold Storage.
 An entry in the talent contest is expected to be announced momentarily, MT. Dillon added. The expected entrant is also from Palmer.
 Lavon, a gray-eyed, black broWed blonde, will be senior at Palmer High School next term. She was student yell lead CT there during the past year. She is an excellent piano player and has performed as accom- panist at a number of commu- nifty functions.
 Partners William Rempel and Irwin Pitt of Palmer Photo Art were hard at work on camera studies and color photos of their queen contestant early this week. They plan to prepare ori- ginally designed posters of La von, which will appear in Pal
 Continued on Page 6)
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
Marketing Survey Starts In July

The long-aWaited marketing survey of this area is to begin in the immediate future, it was an- nounced this week by Don IT, win, upon his return from Wash- lngton, D. c. An agricultural economist and farm manage ment specialist, Hugh Johnson, is expected here late in June to begin the survey.
 MT. Johnson comes to the Val ley from the bureau of agricul- tural economics of Purdue Uni versity. To assist him in begin ming the survey, Wendall Cal houn, a marketing specialist, will be here for only a month.
 Two other men, one of them from the staff of the University of Alaska, will assist in making the survey. They will be in the Valley for two and a half months, However MT. Johnson is to be a permanent employee of of the Agricultural Research Ad- ministration. He brings his fam fly north with him.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
Plane Smosh-up Injures No One

The first plane crash on Pal mer's two-year-old airport in Jured no one, but it totally de- stroyed a small plane valued at S3,oOO. The plane was almost new.
 The accident occurred when the plane, owned by Arthur Berg of Anchorage, took off from the north-south strip at the port. while its owner was not in the ship. MT. Berg was attempting to crank the motor when the plane took flight. The pilotless plane climbed to a height of l5O feet, circled the port twice, then crashed and burned in a stump row a short distance from the field.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
PCRA ANNOUNCES GOALS. DEFINES SCHOOL POLICY

of the Valley Hospital Asso- citation.
 (6) Promote the interests of the Valley Volunteer Fire Association.
 CD Promote the interests of the Matanuska Valley Fair Association.
 (S) Promote the interests of the Palmer Airport Asso- ciatiOn.
 (9 Promote the interests of the Palmer Cemetery As SOciati0n.
 G0) Promote a program of progressive education in the Palmer school system.
 GID Promote the interests of such other local organiza- tiOnS as are devoted to the advancement of the commu. nity of Palmer.
 Continued on Page 8
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
Is Want Palmer School Board Jobs
Union HoII Is To Be 'Housewormed' Saturday

Union Hall which has been under construction for the past year now, will be officially open ed at a houSeWarming dinner on Saturday evening, it was an- nounced this week by members of the Carpenters Union. Union members and their guests will participate. The dinner is being planned by committeeman Oscar Kindgren, Lloyd Severns and Ray Lancaster.
 The hall, which m ensures 24x36, is completely modern throughout, although it's plumb ing will be incomplete until frost clears from the ground lat CT this summer. There is a large meeting room, finished with hardwood floors, powder rooms, and a kitchen complete with sink and stove on the main floor of the building.
 Downstairs in the basement, in which the furnace is located, there is space for another meet ing hall, in the event that two clubs wish to make use of the building on the same evening.
 The carpenters have chosen a peaches and cream" color plan for walls throughout the build ing.
 The hall is to be made avail able for rent to any community club or organization. The Car penter's Union has booked the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month and the Ameri- can Legion and American Legion Auxiliary holds meetings there on alternate Thursdays. Pros pective renters should get in touch with either Lloyd SevernS, William Roark or J. K. Dunlap.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
THANKS, PAL

There was a friend to har- ried committeeman among the crowds present at the Valleys recent Colony Day celebration. Although his identity is not known, his un- derstanding of the press of committee duties is greatly appreciated. When sundown came on Colony Day Sunday, and no one was at hand to take down the flag raised during the afternoon cere- monies, this good Samaritan assumed responsibility him. self.
 Although no member of the committee was on hand to help, the flag came down with proper ritual, committeeman feel certain. They're pleased that there is someone among us who would willingly under take this small chore that they forgot.
 However committee mem bers would like to make one small request. Please, they implore, bring back the flag, ! friend. It was borrowed.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
Student Coming Home

Ray DePriest, who has been attending Washington Sta College at Pullman for the past year, is expected home very soon, his mother said this week. A classmate of Rays is accom- panying him, and will work on the DePrieSt farm this summer.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
MANY NAMED
 AT P-TA CAUCUS, OTHERS TO COME

A surprising total of 16 names was presented for inclusion on the June 28 school board ballot at last weeks caucus sponsored by the Parent-Teacher's Associa- tlon. Voters will name five school board members and will indicate their stand on school district in corporation on the same ballot on June 28.
 Mrs. A. H. Mick, who presided at last weeks meeting, explained that voting qualifications require that the voter be of legal age, nave resided in the Territory for year, and in the precinct for 30 days. No registration is required.
 The candidates named at the meeting included:
 Paul Martin, Clyde King,
 Jr., LuciuS Ross, James Hur-
 ley, Mrs. Victor Johnson.
 Jack Maze, Glenn Woods,
 Mrs. Vivian Goodrich, Mrs.
 Amy Irwin, Bernie Bouwens.
 Donald Ingalls,, Harold Thu
 ma, Mrs. Betty Mears, Virgil
 Eckert, Al Brooks, Mrs. Neal
 Miller and Mrs. Jenny Per-
 kinS.
 Mrs. Eckert asked that her husbands name be withdrawn Several other nominees were not present to indicate their willing ness to run.
 Mrs. Mick requested that ev- eryone nominated who was not present at the meeting, to get in touch with one of the election Judges and indicate his willing ness to have his name on the ballot. Rev. Victor Alfsen, w. E.
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