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purchasing officer at the Hungry
Horse project in 1947.
PLYMALE, PURCHASING HEAD
Succeeding Rognas as purchas-
ing officer is G.. M. Plymale, for
merly purchasing assistant. Prior
to Joining the bureau in 1948 Ply
male handled procurment work for
the forest service for IL years.
HAIGHT TRANSFERRED
Vincent Haight transferred from
the national park service at Bel
ton to succeed Plymale as pur-
chasing assistant.
MRS. WALSH, NOW CHIEF
Office services work at the pro-
ject has been separated from per-
sonnet, and Mrs. Ruth Walsh has
been promoted to chief of the Of
flee services section.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
FIofheud Democrats
Get Brush-Off

The Flathead's Democratic par
ty enthusiasm was given the COO
treatment Tuesday.
Scheduled to be in Kalispell al
IL p.m., Columbia Falls at and
Whitefish at 4 were Governor John
w. Bonner, Arnold H. Olson, at
torney general, and Sam w. Nit
chell, secretary of state. 1t was a
tough schedule.
They were on tour of proposed
sites for the State Home for the
Aged, but mostly local folks just
wanted to say hello.
Representatives of Columbia
Falls and Whitefish chambers of
commerce wanted to save the
governor and his party time by
all meeting at the State Soldiers
Home.
Meanwhile directors of the Kali
ispelI chamber of commerce were
cooling their heels waiting for
the Helena officials. It was $3.50
pm. IL hours late and still no
word from the governor. Most of
the Kalispell men returned to their
businesses.
In Columbia Falls, the local men
with Whitefish visitors, Mayor c.
I. Moulton, Ray Steiner, chamber
secretary, and Pilot associate edi-
tor, Ian Sanderson, finally went
out to the Soldiers Home. 1t was
after 4 pm. There was an in
hour looking the Home
over with Commander Wedgwood.
Apparently the governor and
attorney general were tired of see
ing and meeting people. They ar
rived in Columbia Falls after S
pm. and seemingly made no effort
to see anyone, and then later did
the same thing in Whitefish.
Something's screwy.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Party for Marsha

Marsha Thacker was honor guest
at surprise birthday party last
Wednesday. It was her fifth birth
day.
The party was given by her sis
ter, Mrs. Alton Johnson, and her
mother, Mrs. Troy Thacker. During
the afternoon games were played
and refreshments enjoyed. Guests
were Jimmie Sue Connole, Patsy
Greene, Joyce Barnhart, Judy
Brown, Jeanne Detwiler, Janice
Christensen, Cherie, Kathleen,
Sandra and Mary Barnhart.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Add to Tax Rolls

Flathead county field assessors
are checking tax producing prop
erty in the Hungry Horse reser-
voir area. Field assessor, Glen
Walters and Jim Burning were at
camps Is miles up the reservoir
early in the week. Also checking
property are Tracy Panick and
Duncan Duvall. 1t is part of school
district 6.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
More Falls Locals

Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
T1llltson were Fred Noble and his
cousin, Mrs. johnson from Michi-
gan. They were in Glacier, and
also saw their cousin, "Kid Fred
erlck on Dutch creek.
Mary Esther Olsen left Mon
day for Dutton where she will
visit friends.
WCTU will meet Friday at 8
pm. at the Methodist parsonage
with Mrs. Andrew Olsen. hostess
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Games With Libby
Count in Totals

Western Montana league base
ball standings shifted slightly when
loop officials ruled Tuesday that
all games scheduled with Libby
will count in won-loss standings.
Libby withdrew June 10 after
meeting and defeating Whitefish,
Kalispel and Mountain View. All
other scheduled games with Libby
will 60 into the records as forfeit
victories for opponents in accord
ance with league bylaws.
The new Interpretation still
leaves Whitefish and Columbia
Falls one two in the standings, but
throws Kalispell and Eureka into
a tie for third place. Mountain
View picks up game but still
brings up the rear with a 2-6 rec
ord.
Sunday Columbia Falls is idle,
collecting a forfeit victory. League
play sends Whitefish against
Mountain View there and Kalis-
pel travels to Eureka.
In the only other loop COMPETE
ton aside from the Falls Mountain
View game (see page y July II
Kalispell upset Whitefish, ga.
The Falls team added an exhib-
ition victory to the win column
when it beat Bigfork 100 here
Tuesday evening. Bob Reid, Dan
ny Saurey, Ralph Bergstrom and
Matt Mateka hit for extra bases.
Reid held the visitors to two hits,
both in the first inning.
The standings:
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Accident Fetal L. IIg
Vernon Droke, 56

Saturday 2 p. m funeral ss.,,,
ees have tentatively been SET strs VI
Vernon Drake Sc, ironwo. se' for
the Hungry Horse project v u,h at
electrocuted at 1908 Wedn o was
noon. 00iieSdayI
Services are being conductea ,
Waggener & Campbell with e y oy
ial in Conrad Memorial cem o., uur
mr.: Drake came into contas
with 1900 volts of electricitv vO ',ls
the crane hook line he reaches Sa ss
swung into the powerlina 10 M 1Or|
crane was being used to FOWL, ing
trees above the damsite near w.
headtowers. VII
An inhalator was used in .n
tempt to revive Mr.. Drake bn1
he was pronounced dead at 1'5a W
m. by DR.. John Mitschke.
Survivors include his u;fo
nine children. Employed At Ma
Hungry Horse project are sona
Ernest % and Elmer 20. Othsj
children include Mrs. George w;a
Butte; Mrs. Claire Cordell, cou1s
City, WASH, and Mrs. Malc0r
Broughton, Seattle, and at home i
addition to Ernest and
erett, Elaine, Edwin and E,,oen.
The family lives on the old W.T.
fish road north of Kalispell I'll
was World War I veteran.
MIR. brakes death followed tb.l
of Oscar Caudill A, KalispeI. WI,
was fatally injured July 9 At II.
damsite by rolling IL ton rood
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
NOTICE

nv ~ &
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Town Council of the Town Of
Columbia Falls, Montana, at a
meeting held July 10, 1949, passed
and approved Resolution Number
1874, stating its intention OF Great
ing Special Improvement Lighting
District Number One, to defray theI
cost of supplying electrical curren1
for the operation of the existing
street lighting system in the ToWn
of Columbia Falls and the Addition
thereto.
BY said Resolution Number l04|
the estimated cost of supplying
electrical current for the operallo1
of said street lighting system lo7
the first year is S1,500.OO, sevenV1
five percent of which cost Will p
assessed against the property WIFI
in the proposed Special Improve
ment Lighting District Numpe1
One.
If created, Special Improvement
Lighting District Number One saa1
include all lands within the origin
al townsite of Columbia fan'1
Montana and within the First Au
dition, Second Addition, Third Au
dition, and Kennedy Addition y
said Town of Columbia Falls, Mon7
tana: for a more detailed descrlp1
ton of the boundaries OF Sa%]
Special Lighting District NulnO u
One. YOU are hereby referred "
Resolution Number 1874 on 1ie -
the office of the Town Clerh u
the Town of Columbia Falls m0A
tana. .r1oN
PROTESTS TO THE CREATl psS
OR TO THE EXTENT OF n 1a
Special Improvement Lighting a pn
trict Number One will be healuI
by the said Town Councn :, a. tbe]
special meeting to be held IL T.11sl
Town Hall of COLUMBIA - Il
Montana on August 8, 1884, . az
o'clock pm. Protests to the si s
ton or to the extent of SAID oi st beI
must be in writing, ana niu .1' al
delivered to the Town ~ ~ bv|
Columbia Falls and receives ,t ;, NJ
her not later than 8 o'clock Ioittedl |
August 8, 1e49. 1t is e+ sbaI|
but not required, that pro1es esd I by|
the property o .',lis, tbe|
the protesting owner WILL nta the|
said district and shall S'a'0
reasons for such protest' ,,, Mon-|
Dated at Columbia ai1', 1949.|
tana this goth day OF july
Marion E. Lark aio Fa1ls,|
Town Clerk of Columbia
Montana.
SEAL 81
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
To View Damsite

Viewing the Hungry Horse pro
ject today on their tour Of wes-
tern Montana will be 80 members
of the Montana Conservation
council. The organization made up
of teachers, students, farmers and
ranchers - all conservation mind
ed - are making a week-long
tour, their first.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22

When MIR. and Mrs. Byron Ora
nam Jr. came up to visit the home
folks, from Texas. She placed an
order for a carload of Flathead
lake cherries for the Ben c. Keith
Co., Fort Worth. Her father is as
ISOLATED with the firm.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
No Bids on Timber

: No bids were received by the
Flathead national forest for the
July Is opening to sell 259,OOO
board feet of timber on 40 acres
near Ashley lake. 1t was fir, larch.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22

High temperature in Bolton 90
Lar tnls summer was 90 above
July Is. Low was "a July l.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22

Hungry Horse Pioneers softbaIl
team defeated the Kalispell Stock
men 5 to l Thursday evening.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10
Miss Hassett
 Bride Of Soldier

At a ceremony Thursday evening at Hillside Chapel, Miss Ruth Hassett, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Hassett of Brookings, Ore, became the bride of PFC Lorin R Later, stationed at Ft. Greedy.
 The bride is employed in the supply department at the base. Later is the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Later of Solon, Maine.
 Chaplain John w. Weise performed the marriage cere- mony. The bride wore a white gown and carried a bouquet of red roses. Her sister, Mrs.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10
KODIAK WIPrOR

< Juel was noatron of h31or and MT. Juelson was best man for the bridegroom. Clarence Juelson, father of MT. Juelson, gave the bride in marriage.
 following the wedding, a reception for the couple was held at the Army Service Club. The newlyweds are living in Kodiak in the Knudsen Apart- ments.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10

ceremony was performed by candlelie ht.
 A wedding reception at the Town Club followed the cere- mony. Miss Lillian Morris and Mrs. Richard Nixon presided at the reception, for which MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Heberlee play ed.
 Comdr. Morell, recently skipper of the cutter Bitter sweet, has been assigned to shore duty in Seattle. He and Mrs. Morell plan to leave about the middle of the month for the stat IS.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10
leeSha Erskine Wed To Officer

In a private ceremony in the home of Mrs. Margo Lester, Mrs. Leesha Erskine became the bride of It. Comdr. Donald Morell, USCG, Sun day afternoon. Chaplain A. M. Oliver of the navy base per formed the ceremony.
 The bride wore a forest green wool coat dress with beaver trim, with matching hat, and carried a beaver huff with green orchids. Mrs. Lester, her attendant, wore a black jersey dress, with a corsage of green orchids.
 It. B. B. Dameron of the Coast Guard was best man for Morell.
 Mrs. Lester's home was de- corated for the wedding with large white chrysanthemums and white tapers, and the
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10
BabyDiesOy Acid Poison

Funeral services for Michael Allen Cichoski, fourteen months old son of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Cichoski, were held Wednesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church by Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Burial was in the city cemetery.
 The child died Sunday at Griffin Memorial Hospital of sulphuric acid poisoning.
 Late Saturday afternoon Cichoski was working in the basement of his home and his son was playing nearby. While his fathers back was turned the baby picked up a container of sulphuric acid and drank part of it. He was rush. ed to the hospital immediately for emergency treatment.
 The boy was the only child of MT. and Mrs. Cichoski and was born on Sept. IA, 1948.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10
Christmas Seals Still Available

Receipts from the current
 Christmas Seal sale have in-
 creased since last week, ac- cording to Rev. R. N. Wilkin- son, chairman of the Kodiak TB Committee.
 Donations from the Kodiak
 area now stand at$34O while
 the Woody Island committee,
 headed by Mrs. Mac Maj ner- ing and Mrs. August Valent-
 insic, has turned in receipts
 totaling $160.25.
 The total returns from the NOE committee have not been received but Wilkinson said it was expected that they would
 be larger than last year. Kodiak residents may con- tinue to send their donations to the Kodiak TB Committee, Box 78, Kodiak, leave them at the teller's window at the bank, or make purchases of eals at Knudsen's Fountain, Rev. Wilkinson said. Mrs. Ruth Rock, Olympic National Life Insurance Co. general agent, left Sunday to return to her home in Peters bug.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10
To Attend Meeting

The annual meeting of the agents of the Alaska Steam ship Go. will be held in Seattle January 9th. E. A. Marian, local agent, and Mrs. Marian plan to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-12-10

MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Me Donald plan to leave about the middle of December to make their home in Valdez.
 Mrs. Myrtle Futile, who has recently worked at Knudsen's left this week to return to Washington.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
HOUSES uNrURhlsHEp

ALBEhARLE ST; S.,s.,.i Nw:I.A ,tn. brand;
bedrms, Ia baths, det. brick in
one Of Wsshinstons niefst rssi-
efntiaII L. district nn st .y'' inf T1a;ts
1aaRRhhANnnooSS -IaRhAnoS. v.-N.uiy decorated.
oedrms. l bath, det- frame. nice
lawn, sarsge avail. lmmsc si@o
per no Cal Mon NE li+3' :
MONTICELLO ESTATES. VA, = nj
+ aen newly decorated syail tmmsd
500. mo Cal! Mon; ME. ii45 !.
LARGE a-REDRooM duplex unit,
ilinds. gsrbase disposal center Ar
ngton SI20 month, Ov 5o3a
requires a better-type home and
month for ii should Tsier to our sG
under Suburban for sals Mary
land" starting Open To-day. Noon
TO s. Tin larEe letters. relating 20
a home at $500 Cedar lane which
fsa..l terms 3 P RILEY. Resitor
4-BEDRo0M HOUSE In Virginia
Forest, blocks from Oak Street
School. baths, coubis garage
Available about July as. Pa eSas
BUNGALOW sedrms liy I'm
mooern kit, bath wills furnished
. or adults references. i3la \
yesteh st. Arlington. Va @s
FALLS CH.-conv conf 4-sedrH
FALLS CHURcH~-AliTaetiv resiasu-
tai section brand HrE. 3-bserr
brick Colonial. large lirinE rn. Sith
open fireplace. dinsHs rm-. fUAT
equipped Kitchen, fBli basement, sac
porch. dsliEh.iul .yard lmnaeds2ts
possession; years lease about : So
seRM. BRICK COLONIAL home vith-
in block Of ths Eeoamsor shop
pins center. silver sprlns @I-i
sl:s sl:5so,re eah NJ sH sioss5 ssss or sr 81 Il
aaIrSoToN-i&rs. RI aousls nv, rn
dintng rm equipped kitchen. seEy
larEs oedrns and nAth cd h-sh
10. g. Hsehsssoo hwoopmooR moo Si Dn.. snr.r
spTtns.-4 esdrras aysilaeis anpFe1,
pos dTsoe. inciudrd in dsis, I.r. IN
sTaH june /. Cal EM. shs11.
AEIfNGI0N--8-Sf -SfdTfI1- EH}%s ihfGN
Yard. Esr≥ 5 minutes . PsntA.
ger sie5 Call OF aSss --,s
ARLINGToS--FtaeK section Iust 60
Military I'd J 6soTras, 3 fuii tile
baths. ons-haf oAth5 siA give
lrsse Cal THE BRAST CO
keaisort 2334 Wilson, OK. aa~9
TaKoaA PARK. ae4 Spruce svs -
lRrEs 3 small 5e1:ooms &-stsfT
.rans DWELLING large ltvtnF yoasn
with fireplace ii5TaFy. GtnfnK roaT
breakfEst roora kitchen. R2trusz3Ss
Gas rsst, AUtomk TIC hot watsrs Sta-
t!onsry gAshtuns; eoghss garEsF n
rear. overhead doors, SlfH9 Ksg
nay Be s5t&aasd fyeTn &is.Rsa p
curt!zs. 4es Tglap ave, Tak7EaA
yasT RrvERDaLE. MD.--s.seeFeasn
banEasoW. oil heat ssse. refgg "a
rags, SIS. uN s4as. sat, ssd Sun
Men. cal EEwsoA. IIIa u 81 pc
II a-2n76, -~@8
coLoSY hill OF FcxAsti ra---s
ioornE and iavRtoFy % sFEt rszS
4 bedrooms ane I baths ca 2Ee =
{ .neiossd pasrheH; rsstds rc1- sss3
bath. a-eg. ssrkEs A69sts ersF
s@aA rcrfh Atstiasls 5Hsy Frr
appointment 70 inspect rhaas- BOSS
= PHELPS. Tsc@ ialT x 81 as
Evening star., 1949-05-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norh~sss

AMERICAN Usfs. Pm. sl3.sso Al.
traetlvs EemiGet kriSk o. Faont
bath eRt heat. vacant Eood e0nci-
ti99n prornpt possesssen mitchell.
BETHESDA. ND -f~f sssc3. close
TO pAsoeAlal ard pus.ie schools. 9
slecks 20 shoppinE ard tFAntp side
hAA pisH wish Fms &tAtrR1s
20 Scored sttie. poFchsa bg.AEfa4
nook ta.. hsfsi sith Fas s-Ss
yAre ineiossd w3sb Anehns ftnss
priced 20 sell p A TwEFr co
sa"t Cenn s9t nw Eg fsPo
BETHESDA. nesr wsstsrn AZ. ---nos
pteEnr 2-ststT srafg heaHs. 5 p3*As-
gAs at. h fgjl nsHat. fsnffe' drsp
back yard pfzsse feF aateG tage
wEIoHT. vi $500. san o. evsa
BRADLEY BLVD I sa from str
eonEin ave sneppsHa seaTrsa.
wsh eeiaehsa annta si6z sxpst
fef 6octcrA etses maid aasFtsra
Or TseFesI1nr cAgff slFis rambler
lot ia21@is 9-ssr sarkxs close To
Aehools, AL churches. tfsnAp sEssi
esstsee. at. Krnweec CoHntry rlHe
sas asa. 6si* hx CwAEn or anRss
ERIGHTW0oD Lsvsiy ssmtAst
srirk hesne Ia sxssHierf sosditAar
tsrgr fytnR rEn w3fA ngept&ss. stsp-
up n4ngnE rrra Apct5rks saazaefE kttsh-
en- wstn sseeix1s rsfTsssFA1aF ans
deep frssas 4 bscrra - sKths
lafss Fssrssisnn Ffn- xSsh afsSiaes
saSfia1s Sis-tf-a ~ %se trmEt-
Censaet OWNER ST. 1903 ---s
RRIGHTw o0D- EafsAis4 assE Cnnt-
iass Hggh 5cheo., .arBsf aet, lsy. rr1
wits Areps taii DIN EsE naae ttt
bath. 2 hs6rzns. ss8sa1AEt e5usst
EpA6s rev GlGFs xtsFfn era arc
w8a6ows 32H saxnI . b - a pr3ese
Raa 81 so @zsH with sghkssst4s# Fssh
down Mt E1stafa EE s2aS
ERowN REALTY corr R~aisSf'
nRiGHTwoop. en esA pssxssn rBes-
ernEn ard CFssgws9s s9s sses q
srurE sfrfeteRY aspgEk 70 hsh h
asa. withsa fAEy saIklrs SaaI&nss
sf kehpas& Ehaseaess eas9Sptae
FseSts psaysyo1na. ssE Hnrre -
ses .de. ss&cGn nssT aFsek snsHsAs
sersa threaghcsgt 3 FEas yfth f2a
hsth sEe GMoSss ps8s s5ssn. fSH
hsxzs an1 sziit-ta gsg VsaessAS
httres. screses- tsHra stnesSHa sssss
awatrsa ssse. ssfEf sas ktf slsse
k-vh~ treat ane eask eeYea yase
tn trers sre ere ssss Aa1s EsrS
i-sg, WITH Aashag wf.s ssrss, asaa
June sg en ssstsssssrs ss xses. :.
as2osstmsnt CssKR. oE, kssS,
Evening star., 1949-05-22
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS, lov
ms TE 5lss: SUI: and eve. II.
msRisK Ssi sAEhTs syIEThTS.sS sgq qmoyIIs \ Tsr coo GO
s4-hr service. furniture; trunks and
MOVING By vET~Exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas, Call
any time, Mr.. COOK; O.: 5I37
EDLLMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887, ewes. GE. I4Ie.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country: safe storase 10
iisaS:'i sssS: 10 o0. 1S gNcS sSRss' sosao
GREENwooD TRANSFER. TR, s34e.
Let US move you, No JOB too small,
Rsasonaels RATES r., Careful ;sr n. MOVING ,.
NJ. 4 d. MOVING co. hoasehold
larSe or too small prompt service;
open "a hours FIR. 1909 SO
CLARK's EMPRESS noTinE and
too small. LU. 3-oe42. nisht or asy.
CLaRK's EXPRESS - Moving and
hauling; nothing too big. nothinS
too small. Lu. o242. night or day.
ga
GENERAL HAULING and moving;
reasonable rates; no Job too small
For estimates, phone Emerson 1885.
Wanted Loads or Part Loads
To and from PITTSBURGH. Cleveland.
Detroit, Chicego, missouri; ColcTs6o-
Conn. and Mass.
Northern Van Lines, Inc.
At. els3.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
kOuSES 10 ShARE

ut NHARt ny NV AIk toNb
hH-.t y % cE-a re aT 80 .u.-sF>sr
-&te at yn.-a y+5 ..s Rts
= GIRLS 10 share Er@arFn Arrt ~l.r
h'Ft1 k.,a t-@7 tEtrsE Nf Pa
T@.a &G s.st
LskGF HoAL stAaEts. sre,. .,ss
.o shave $50 a set3E esaGe TsR
cEsat}cr SEN -Fe -sTH g ~ ..
pt.E z,huU. lHG=rHs. - sEI
st.f. El a~ek1avs
ALABAMA N>n BRANCH AVIS 81
tsc-u.iF. EraY set1tstea Ao%as rs
snAfr ~ a.u-
" AMID ~ g3 Saasra &c ,sA.s
r. kH-.e h3s1f toG suntuyE . E3asAs
from ms3& street trrpfn fnut ewes
RUCEYl.s S.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
ApARrMEhT$ yhFuRklsHEp

GLoRGkToWNombin GET : IN J.. IIyi : !, 9Ss5: sSs5:
modelled srounS aaoor suite. Just oft
NJ St: new kitEanven. living rna. WITH
nreplaee, e Son .windoTs; s95s
Es9n': ns eAsf2 ~EssroA & A'flRs co. s5aS
81 :sDse sss s;,, s's as-:: s' .ssg is
riA.koMA sA.,sr1Mod.s,,n apt, Is..
liv. rn. with 'pl., din. rm., kit,
81 ST. e: :gs
CONN. AVE, nj. Macomb, in apt.
cite and shower bath: suit: Tor @ one
s-BEGDRM.. a-bath apt; collese Park
Md, close TO everything; S125 mo.
yN; 1900; UN. 4653;. ga
detached house. separate front and
rear entrances, 2s-ft. living room
-, fireplace and 5 windows. twin
So bedroom with double closets,
large completely equipped kitchen.
rear dining -oom opening on lovely lovely
for complete privsey; excellent,
convenient location; l5-month lease:
adults, no pets; references: $3.50
month and utilities; availahie about
July /. Write BOX @s3-K. Star.
APARTMENT, furnished or unfur-
nished; available June !: or 2
Bedrooms, living room. kitchen and
slnston. Nd.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
ApARrMENrs FUR, OR uNEUR

KTTCHEN-2-bedrm. apt. End floor,
front. furnished or unfurnished' 1t.
sh% shSssibSfsfRIIppsx bSfIpx MF AFr; sGSS Svt entrance
unfurn., SIS mo-; furn.. Sl25 mo;
BRAbBURY HGTS.-Available about
the 1st; 3 rms. kit, and bath; pvt;
entr.; Ss5: utilities incl; will
furnish II desired. Call VI. 63O4.
KITCHEN and bedroom apt. fur
nished or unfnrnished; lisht house
kaenipe ME o5RA
Evening star., 1949-05-22
APARTMENTS WANTED

CANADIAN GIRL desires efficiency
NV. by Jure 1st. EN-, 32a.. -22
FILED personnel need
furn. or unfurn apis. or houses; no
rooms HI. 300. Ext. 5l22. --A
UNFURN. APT.-Apt. house, conven.
downtown NV; living room, kitch-
enette, bath, elevator; gentleman.
Box 1851, Star, 22'
YOUNG MODERATE couple would
like furnished apt in NV. or
suburbs: excel refs. MI, 7216. --22
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE desires
q furnished apt or Housekeeping
with bath; near transportation,
What have your Box I13-L, Star.
o2s
ATTORNEY, ss, wants furn. room,
shower, or efficiency apt; cow.
NV willing suitcase summer. Hu.
GIG. Ext. 504. 22s
Evening star., 1949-05-22
KENT VILLAGE

300 New Garden Apartments
One OF the most beautiful develop
ments in the Metropolitan area,
adjoining the Prince Georges Coli
and Country Club in Landover, Md.
featuring large picture windows. One
bedrm apts.. S73 to SIT.
Two bedrm. apis. from 500 to Sa5.25
. Our exquisite duplex apartments are
featured at S105 per month; gas
and elec. included. Directions: From
Peace Cross at Bladensburg, take
Route U. S. 80 to 3rd trafic light,
then turn right on Route 202, 60 l%
miles to Kent village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Evening star., 1949-05-22
SIS 86 PER MO

Covers everything. Exceptionally de-
sirable coop. apt, consists OF 2
bedrms.. entrance foyer, colored
tiled bath, large living room, dinette
and fully equipped kitchen. Open
Sun, l-6 pm. Directions: Across
l4th st. bridge. out Columbia pike
to sign at s. Greenbriar St, turn
right to exhibit apt.
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
Three -bedrn' apt. Must be seen
t. to be = aggregated. asen Apply to oIN-
%ODHns T. sats:n sSS yss q f4Re's5s. sp . .s:
eran's preference; $1,000. monthly
paymts $3.50 with utilities. Apt.
A-3l5, 1928 Terrace I'd. Sc, MAYOR
N2YsfTaoRR YsfaeR GARDENS, 2-bedrm. choice
wins apt; exposures; avail. June
/. $4,000 Excellent financing.
OW. 1907 or AK, 0s50. --22
OVERLOOKING sligo Park. 1-bedrm.
apt; by owner: S6os6 monthly pay
ag shss'fs sH rd,s aa7A Apt s. Silver 5s sD5!ns'
EAST Ms Fl. FLoRENcE nsE COURTS, 2abs
sppt.. call Mr.. FARMER. EN-, o2s0.
CHARMING APARTMENT, consist
Ing of reception hall, liv. rm.. bed
rm.. din. rm.. den. kit, and pantry;
situated IN excel. well-kept bids;
to5.S tod only se'5s JESS F9E FlsHkR dss's CO. so
EX' ESc,' lsFf' Realtors 1920 x st NV.
M. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Liy.
rm., bedrm., dinette, kit. and bath.
in established coop. Price. So, 100,
on terms. WI. 0s69; weekdays,
vIfERXNs ONLY bedrm. apt,
possession about June Is; all outside
rooms with cross ventilation. Call
NEAR 18th sT and COL. RID. Nv
Cozy Arm apt. utilities furnished;
elevator; low monthly terms after
rfas down payment HO 1878 I"