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Hungry Horse news., 1953-07-24
Mckay Stresses Importance Of Parks

they are tremendous; and that th'
opportunity to enjoy them is ;
necessity of this modern day. Mer
| have always drawn spiritual sus.
tenance from the contemplation o.
natural beauty, such as is founc
in Glacier National Park. With Sc
many of us withdrawn from daily
contact with nature, we need tC
get back to it from time to time
We need it as relief from the pres
sures of our complex way of mod
ern life and we need to regain a
sense of real values which can
be done so easily in setting
such as we see here before us.
"Even if national parks provide
no other benefits than these, their
establishment, and their support
as a responsibility of the federal
government, would be abundant
ly justified. Yet we who have liv-
ed within the sphere of influence
of national park know something
of it's beneficial effect on the reg
ional economy. That effect has
has ben the subject of study with
respect to Crater Lake National
Park, in my home state. Montana's
highway department has cooper
ated with the Bureau of Public
Roads and the National Park Ser
vice in making a study of the
effect of travel to Glacier National
Park on the economy of the state.
When the study determined that
the half million persons who came
here in 1851 spent more than $4,-
100000 while in the park and more
than S12,287,000 while in Montana,
it was apparent that Glacier has
substantial influence which is
felt in many different channels.
"The effort to include within
Glacier National Park the forest
land acreage was begun 80 years
ago, its purpose mainly to as
sure the permanent preservation
of part of the natural beauty
and which provides suitable hab-
itat for much of its most interest
ing wildlife. Our satisfaction lies
in something more than the fact
that these nearly 10000 acres of
virgin forest have at last been
marked as inviolate, 1t comes
strongly also from the fact that
there has existed here in Mon
tana an appreciation of the i'm
portance of Glacier National Park |
to them and to the entire nation.
Had not that appreciation and un-
derstanding existed, the federal
which is the guardian
of this park for all the people of
the United States would have been
to bring about the event
we celebate today.
"For many years, the exsistance
within the park of this extensive
stand of virgin forest, granted to
Montana for school purposes, has
posed a serious problem to those
for it. On the one hand
has been their obligation to see to
it that the State school fund should r
not lose by any failure of theirs /
to build it up in accordance with
he requirements of law. On the
)ther hand, there seems to have
been a constant sense of the value
If these forests in their natural
tate, as representing diminish
ng resource of natural beauty. 1t
Hungry Horse news., 1953-07-24

Haynes of Yellowstone Nationa
Park; Chester Steele, vice presi
dent, and James Finlen, western
| legal counsel of the Anaconda com.
pany; P. D. Hanson, Missoula, reg
ional forester, U. S. Forest Ser
vice; Wesley Castles, chairman o.
the state unemployment compen-
sation commission.
Governor Aronson commented
on privilege it was for Montana
to have this magnificent play
ground within the borders of this
state Other brief remarks were
given by Conrad Wirth, director
of the park service, and Supt. At
kinson of Waterton.
HONOR EMMERT
At the conclusion of the princi-
pal address by Secretary Wirth,
Glaciers Supt. j. w. Emmert was
presented a Dept. of Interior dis
tinguished service award. Emmert
has been a park service employe
for Al years. There was in in
teruption for Navy service during
World War l.
The Secretary commented I'VE
have some $4,000 employees in the
Department of Interior-or we
did have. Distinguished service
awards are presented to about 10
each year." He stressed that it
was the outstanding award of the
department, and that he was hap
py to present the certificate and
medal and lapel pin to Emmert.
Mckay said she has administ-
cred the complex problems of the
third largest national park so ably
that it has become one of the best
managed areas in the entire Nat
ional Parks system"
Following is a complete text
of the Mckay address which tot
ais about 1000 words.
McKAY's SPEECH
"An occasion such as this, which
marks the transfer of 10000 acres
of forest land from the State of
Montana to be incorporated into
Glacier National Park is worthy
of a special ceremony and l want
to thank Governor Aronson for
giving me an opportunity to join
you today. I also want to ex-
press my appreciation to the Gov
ernor on behalf of the Department
of the Interior and the people of
the United States for the personal
he has taken in this i'm
portant exchange of land.
81 want to take this opportunity |
to thank Congressman Wesley
D'Ewart for his help in making
this exchange possible. 1t is he
who introduced the bill in Con-
gress to give the state the author
ty to exchange these lands. AS
chairman of the subcommittee on
public lands he is doing a very
line job, is a strong supporter of
)ur national park system, and is
IN excellent representative of the
;tate of Montana.
"Any national park is an econ
,mic, social and spiritual asset of
he nation and especially of the
tate or region in which it is
situated. We can only estimate its
economic value and still less are
We able to put price on its cult
lral and spiritual values. We SIM
,ly know that they exist; that
Hungry Horse news., 1953-07-24
Secretary Talks at Glacier
Park Land Transfer

Douglas Mckay, Secretary O
Interior, stressed the importanc
of national parks, in speech Sat
urday delivered at McDonal,
Meadows in Glacier National Park
Occasion marked the transfer O
9,353.85 acres of state land within
the natural confines of Glacier t,
federal ownership. In exchang,
the state received 187,161 acre.
of federal land in central ane
eastern Montana. The park lane
contained an estimated 63,00O,00(
board feet of merchantable timber
appraised at $789,600. Previously
on Aug. IA, 1949, the federal gov
eminent purchased $40 acres OF
state-oWned spruce area near N.Y.
ack for $36,531.
Only remaining lands within
Glacier not owned by the federal
government are the less than 1000
acres privately owned. These lands
were privately owned when Gla-
cler became a national park May
IL, 1910. The federal government
has been purchasing privately
owned tracts.
Secretary Mckay arrived at
East Glacier Park Friday. Satur-
day morning the official party
went up the Flathead rivers North
Fork from West Glacier to Nc
Farland's Quarter Circle NC
ranch near Polebridge for an early
lunch.
GOVERNOR, HOST
Governor j. Hugo Aronson SER
we'd as the Secretary's host when
he was in Montana. 1t was the
governors persistence that brought
Mckay out here.
The Mcdonald Meadows cere-
mony near Apgar started shortly
after 2 p. m. The audience on the
meadows was surprisingly small
numbering no more than ESQ. 1858
isn't an election year.
Supt. ]. w. Emmert of Glacier
opened the ceremony. introduced
were the following: Secretary Nc
Kay, Governor Aronson, Conrad
L. Wirth, Washington D. c. dir
ector of the National Park Ser
vice; Howard Baker, Omaha, reg
ional director of the National
Park Service; Supt. J. H. Atkin-
son, Waterton Lakes National
Park; F. L. Paetzold, secretary and
treasurer, Great Northern Rail-
way; Howard H. Hayes, president,
Glacier Park Transport Co.; R. F.
Haines, Whitefish, president, Gla-
cier Conservation society; Martin
Bovey, Conrad, Mass, representing
the Outdoor writer's association;
Dean Chaffin, Bozeman, speaker
of the Montana House of Repre-
sentatives.
Not able to be present, but list
ed on the program was Congress-
man Wesley D'Ewart. Mrs. |
D'Ewart, however, was present |
and introduced. Also not present |
though listed on the program was
E. c. Manning, premier of the
province of Alberta, and 1t. Gov. !
George M. Gosman of Montana.
I'M AUDIENCE
The small audience contained a
number of prominent men. Among
them were Supt. Rogers and Jack
Hungry Horse news., 1953-07-24

am sure that no enumeration that
l might give would be complete.
However, as I accept these splen-
did and unspoiled lands from Mon
tana, permit me again to express
my deepest gratitude to all those
who-whatever their part may
have been-have helped to con-
vert this dream and this hope in
to reality"
Hungry Horse news., 1953-07-24

federal government and the state,
respectively.
"The number of those persons
in the Montana state government
and in the Federal Government
who have contributed thought and
time and effort to the accomplish
ment whose completion we cele-
brate is legion. do not believe
that I am justified in taking time
to attempt to enumerate them. |
Evening star., 1953-10-17
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Al? 9Th ST. s.W-Lge. Ink. Tm.,
Sfn Sfils'; MI cony ny to eeD0egrythins; infant'
kit. 2nd7h; front, 14th-15th SIS.
Semipvt. bath. $50 mo. HU. 3-8095.
2147 F ST. N.W.-Airfoam studio.
sSoWer EffEF c!SSkTsdq sSsf tx ~ oSy8 Syt ent5 0
sSSs SSsseksspinr sgE ST Tm NM9n' 1:t e att4as ish
18th h. AND B IRVING IRVING ST. N.w.-Lfv.-
bedrm.. kit. gas stove. refgr. 1909
14ss NEWTON ST. N.W.-smaii
f1 front t bsmt. rn rmii lhk ksod | lady only.
1f4s I'M MASS. sc, AVE. f. N.W@save IOsa carfare.
rms. double and single; oil heat. No
drinkers. AID. 4-9780. -22
2OI1 COL. RD. N.W.-H.k. rm., nicely
fH5n.' tyr aresTo refgTi and hot plate 500 81 mo-
15s1 TAYLOR ST. N.w.-Two rooms,
bath, $40. Also lge. rm., pvt
VIC. DUPONT CIRCLE-Furn. Ink.
rrm; for refined person. $40 mo.
ONE thsO LIGHr III MI HOUSEKEEPING RM.,
$50; one single room. $40. 1901
oath st. ne, ii. 3-9041. -19
SCOTT CIRCLE, on prom. Mass. ave.
Fine lge. rm., twin beds, refgr.,
hot plate, semipvt. bath: execution
ally nice. S65 mo. MRS. WHITE,
1929 Mass. ave. NV. 10
LGE. FRONT ROOM in pvt. home;
neatly furn.; pvt. entrance; refgr.,
next to bath DI. 7-0057. 10
MT, PLEASANT, 1892 18th st. NV
privil. Also smaller rm., lge. closets.
AID. 2-4946.
BEDRM. .-LIV. RIM. COMB, hot plate,
refgr.; laundry privils.; gentleman
preferred NO 7-S963 -19
Evening star., 1953-10-17
ROOMS EURNlSHED-N.E.

RECREATION RIM. furn. as bedrm.,
pvt. entr., bath and tel. extension
gentleman only. Phone LA. 6-9171
1915 10th sT.-single rm., in quiet
and Tv priVils. LA. 6-9251. Wsa
Is r ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm. in nice
f.; fni nr. bath. DU. 7-49SS. ''-'
DOUBLE RM., furn., for 1 or
guests. Ii. $4,000. lis
FOR SGLE. or empl cple.-Lge. bed
room and den: new, modern home
602 Jefferson ST. of Riggs rd. TU
FRONT SS19' ROOM, near bath, in p pvt
home; gentlemann only. 1911 z St
DOUBLE FRONT for cple. or 2
After 4:30. S3@ 18th st. ne, Ii.
s31 dth ST. N.E.-convenient loca-
CLOSE DOWNTOWN, 800 Rhode Is
land ave. n.e.-Newly furn.; twin
beds, radio. phone; $40 sgle.; dble.,
S!5; DU; 7-73o9; .
room light housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms. 9th st. ne, Ii. 7-6403.
sea oUACKENBos sT.-Lge., cheer
ful rm.: pvt. res. $50 per mo. k-4
MASTER BEDROOM, pvt. bath, twin
beds, 9 large closets; for / or 2
gentlemen. LA. 6-3174. lis
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Large. front room for lady; 15 minis.
downtown. LA. 6-42s2:. 19'
pvt. home; new twin beds, 2 dress
ers. closets, next to bath and
shower; 2 empl. ladies or gentle
men: good transp. LA. 6-4576. lis
32S CLAIMING ST. N.E.-Attrac.
reas.; prefer gentlemen. NO. 7-3059
A ST. NE, 64I-Front rm., twin
BEDS: $40 wk. Sgle., newly dec; 81
wk. Ii. 7-S14S, Ii. 7-199S. lis
TWO RMS, double and single: double
mo. u block from , buslines. 81
Allison st ne TIA Q-675O is
Evening star., 1953-10-17
ROOMS euRNlsHED-N.w

Rs' sHE sFfssn ioas5ss nRs 3as' c2EPs
1884 S QUE ST. NV, "The Kennert"
Clean, front, single rooms, $6;25
ChosE e 81 1E HSwcoTner weSoIy Conn. ao7o ls Bel
next to bath. DU. 7-Os92. 10
privils.; f1repl.: beaut. dbles., $3.50
,gss person 81 AyF e fsS SW Ho Corner s7Is 18th
and que Sts.-Desirable single room
Lux STUDIO ROOMS in a stately
bachelor mansion for gentlemen OF
highest type, beautifully dec. and
furnished. next to bath and shower
maid sery!ce; parking facilities
NtT. fH'5iIi Pleasant sEcTIoN-Lse. single
unlim. phone. CO. $685.. 80
2Ii1 F ST. N.W.-Air-foam studio;
refgr., clcck-radio. TV; newly dec;
ssii s$diSlH Is. 81 sT S-Tso3 S%1se. sgle roo room,
double bed. next to semipvt. bath;
45O4 GA. Ava front rms. 3
windows, next to, bath, pvt. home;
oRIFTENIEN BIF ErdDI ST. tnr mr. 1sthp1sss lbf ms
unlim: phone. pvt. bath; SO. Smaller
rm. IS. RA. 6-26S3. -17
CHEVY CHASE. p. C.-Master bed
room, shower bath, 3 closets, 3 win
dows. twin beds, telephone, garage;
2 gentlemen or couple, EN-. 3-6TS2.
PARK RD.. 2o1e-warm. quiet
room, twin beds, can rent as single;
ample parking. AID. 4-9729. -2l
NEBRASKA. OFF CONN.-Lge., i'm
msculate master bedrm.. new twin
beds. private shower. bath. gar,
exten phone. excel. res. area; wkly
.Sgle. S14. KE 7-102S. rs
1850 GIRARD ST. NV, The Palmer
House nice front single
room. run. water; $3.50 wk. lis
l1I1 nth ST. N.W.-Single sleepins
rooms, non-drinkers only. Sc week
HU. 3-4536. lis
TWO ADJ. BEDRMS. and sitting rm
in refined home for . working ladies
S35 each. Conv. to bus. RA. 6-4326
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
downtown Double rooms, $3.50 pc
person per week. DE. 2-9645. liz
GEORGETOWN u. AREA-2 dble
rms, l with pvt. bath and entr
new twin beds. foam rubber matt
close transp. EN-. 2-2050. lis
1888 FAIRM0NT ST.-Neat, comfort
able room, next to bath; $3.50 week
co. 6-6s26 ffter $50. -17
Evening star., 1953-10-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont J

FREE TO GOOD HoME-Collie pups.
Call 10. 4-S175.
COLLIE puppies. from reg. mother.
$40 each for quick sale. Daleyiew
IRISH SETTER puppies. exceptional
breeding, companionable:. ideal fam;
SaAMdSE saeed. "a. klTIGNs; g1dSSs; 8 wks. s Psdi-
KITTENS (2l, Chinchilla; long
haired Persian; 6 wks.; req. raised
with children; reas. so. 5-4S27.
POINTER BITCH, reg; 6 yrs. old;
fine breeding dog; sale cheap.
PAWLEY, JE. 2-82S9. Is"
ENGLISH BULL PUPS, male and fe-
male; and stud service. LO. 7-s125.
PEKTNGEsE, English bred; blond
male: male: red female; IS mos. old;
cSyeyR toyelyi EN- P1TpP7Fs PFs@S ux. o,d. 1S axc
reg; female. sal, sable and nd white; Itt A fnii
collars; $50 ca. Annapolis, Md,
Colonial 3-7165. lis
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 3 mos. old:
males and females; fawns and
brindles; champion bloodlines; show
prospects. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex
Va. Duke st. ext. ov. 3-4561 or
ENGLISH MALE BULLDOG, ? yrs.
old; registered; $40. IA. $1,000.
POODLES. std. black. male, 5 mos;
choice of litter; Axe champion
stock; reas. ia. S-S4S4. -23
WIRE-HAIR TERRIERS, 7 wks. old:
thoroughbred; $25 and S35. 627S
Allentown I'd. Sc, 10. S-271S.
BEAGLES: 3 pedigreed, straight
legged, Axe registered. 6 weeks old,
liver color. Call OIL. 4-57S1. lis
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, Axe reg,
Oh. bloodlines. LO. 7-3050 after
pm. and all day Sat. and Sun;
BEAGLE y PUPS; Must sacrifice,i S.
SCOTCH COLLIE, white and sable, o
mos. old, male, pedigreed, $50. 10.
S-5319. MA. $4,000. lis
COON HOUNDS pr. broke. 6 and
z yrs; 2 prs. unbroke, IL mos; also
] female pointer IA mos. Gall
FOR SALE - Thoroughbred German
Shepherd puppies, males, $50. j. r.
NALLEYS Presley rd., Lanham, Md.
For directions only call AP. 1906.
OBEDIENCE TRAINING for your dog.
Glasses and private instruction.
Phone KI. S-5242.
SIAMESE KITTENS
Reasonable OT, 4-OSE6 10
Evening star., 1953-10-17
ROOMS EURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

NOOIv.S IONIN.-TND. y VA.
NG torn pvt tfIs DsS Ff ann E% sbo@st Ssagt
SSgie. beds; OF 3 refined girls;
bus at door; S25 ca. KE. SAYS.
TWO DOUBLE ROOMS, in -aS adult
home. next to bath; gentlemen;
conv' coT to Pentagons etc. ia. 2-1775,
idLi RL1NGToN&wide-open siiS6 wide spaces. wiS 10
maid service. ia. S-89IO. Is
ALEX. BEVERLY HILLS SEC.-Love-
ly rm. in attrac. home; for business
lady; conT' to transp. TIE. 6-6479.
ARLNGTON-Large twin-bed rm.
with pvt. bath and entr.; plenty
of closet and drawer space; gentle
men preferred. ia. 5-631S. lis
RIVERDALE-Rouble INIEd: Ale rmh;,. rm;, in oJHS new
BEVERLY HILLs-Large bedrm.' 2
Pentagon; l. gentleman or empl
1sTs f9HplS: r. A8iNGDoS 4H aDSS22; sr, ARL-IssTge
RM: FOR RENT, for Z gentlemen.
10722 Ga. ave-. s. g.. Nd 10.
1917 No. EDGEwooD-Loveiy rm.;
mr.. bus; unlim. phone; liv. rm.,
pvt. Also an apt. ia. S-531S.
CHEVY CHASE cIR.-Large corner
nT. rm'' g6RE pyti home $40 wk. EN-. 2-s3s3'
Refined ADULT HOME double.
] single room; next to bath. 929 N
Kinsington St., Arl., Va. ia. 5-6927.
NEAR MD. u, colesville rd.-pouble
rm., twin beds. pvt. bath; also single
rm. in pvt. home. HA. 2-744S.
711e FRESNO ST, Seat Pleasant,
breakfast privils. 10. s-S47s. wi9
SOUTH NGTON-Sleeping rm.,
next bath: conv. bus. stores. Penta.
Phone after 6 pm, ia. 8-2241.
PVT. BEDRM. for girl; tele., laundry
PR PPTlViI;. a.5ese; TW; good location. Gall
cHEv2 f 22-1Hf22j cH2sE-Beaut. master rfs bed
Tms Windows Dyt gap baths ovey oe ss clSsfts bocka
FREE RGEsn fRGNF Fl cSEsEs tS oil town. 4S6gg Em Wits
board or kit. privils., in new home;
] or 2 girls. JU. 9-17SO. is
BEDRM., liv. rm., pvt, bath; pvt. entr.
Best, section of Arl. Car needed.
FoUR SHj ROOMS, ? baths. twin beds;
on busline. in Virginia. ia. 8-6062.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS single,
next to bath, in pvt. brick home;
good, transp.. 10 minis. to D: C.
IA. 7-760S. lis
Evening star., 1953-10-17

S4-HI. F6A SERVICE. CO. O-1001.
GORDON HOTEL
Downtown, GIG 10Th st.
SINGLES and doubles, with and with
and ent daR bath ratas Tess weekly Ssoea monthly
COLORED-16I8 18th ST. NV
Dupont Circle area. .$l3 to $50 wk.
NICELY FURN.
front rm.., 2 ladies, or couple; twin
beds; telephone, cooking privilS. S14
per week. DE. 2-364S. 80
COLORED-14th AND EUCLID
Furn. or unfurn.; lge. attrac.
front; pvt; 81 wk. AID. 4-6O39.
CoLoRED-so14 18th sT.-Nisely
fa7n 81 wEi Em fSF R4 msn sss5s sS9kinE privileges
CoLoRED-1a15 CLIFTON ST
semipSt S bath cs Cooking ny priSis PSEsn Rsn sn
$3.50 wk; Apply bsmt. apt. or, call
CoIoRED@PARK OIL RD., Mr.. 11th-
caT single GsEn rm RHTv Ph1ne No v 7-32Sss IL II
3 eocgple ocgple.; home privileges. AAD.
CoIoRED-ss4a CoIHoRRI;s4a 10th sT.-Large
single or double rms; cow. loc. NO.
coIoRE;D-1e4e G1RARD ST. NV
man only; home privileges. DE
CoL0RED-LARGE goRi; FRONT ROOM
twin beds, bath, So each; also large
single room and bath, $3.50 for re-
fined employed women; home pIriyils
C6IoRED aO1s 5th.. ST. Extra
large front room, small back room.
Child accepted. Kit. privils. De
CoLoRED SHEPHERD ST.
asS epis 1E2n' R9 ss5os, nfEy Fly e1es ess H@R sa
CoLoRED-oN W ST. bet. N. Cap.
coLoRED-FURN. FRONT ROOM
home; rent, S11.50 per wk. Call
coIoRED%LARGE coIoTDSARE ROOM for cou-
pie; all privils.; will accept small
child. Ho. 2-1572 or HU. 3-S883.
CoLoRED-EMPL. COUPLE or single
person; in quiet home; cooking
priyileges. Call after 4 PM, ia. g.
coIIoRED-1eOO EUCLID ST. NV.
mco5y; neesa comf9rtabIs ,f3lt Tm; to reansd
or Ii. 1861 after pm. is
COLORED-ROOM, suitable for man
or woman. TU. 2-6326; 324 Emer-
COLoREDWLARGE FRONT ROOM
newly painted; twin beds; light
aSaseos transp. No 7-s0ia. STIG!!S'' 'Onv M1s &c
COLORED-I3OO BLOCK TAYLOR
ST.-Double rm., furn. or unfurn.;
employed adult. Phi. RA. 1894.
CoLoRED-1537 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. rm. with privils. Ii
CoIoRED-1aoO CoIo6Rf; BLK. FA1RMoSr ds
st. NV. Nicely furn. front rm. for
empl; adults. RA. 3-7216, is
COLORED ROOM with cooking
privilS. convenient location. NV
COLORED-isth AND CALIFORNIA
SITS, at 14th and Fairmont sts.-
Rms. for ladies, gentlemen or cou-
Piles. DU. 7-0656, 10 to z pm.
COLORED Lge. front rm., next
bath. refined empl. couple; cooking
privils.; conv. transp. TU. 2-146S,
COLoRED-1s36 VERNON ST. NV.
--Twin-bed rm.. pvt. home; cple. or
girls; kit. privilS. DE. 2-4929. -19
Evening star., 1953-10-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont.l
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

SPACIOUS RIM. pvt. entr., bachelor
apt; hilltop Va. home. Is min. d. C.
"a. 2-8745 after 2 pm. Sat. and
CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Bachelor.
share with another bachelor, bedrm.,
SsR sSin beds beds sitting oEHs' Em' bath, p59ne.
MODEM, ATTRAC., one-bedrm. IN apt.
for girl to share with another girl.
Twin beds, laundry facilities and
elec. dishwasher. IA. 7-573S. 49,
REFINED, congenial young lady
attractive 1-bedrm: double bedsl.
ssaiSaA' excRansed. I51i OF 4a6s5o' efs Ext :ss g.
1905 pm, Mon. through Fri. ( %"
MASS. WIS. AREA-Young lady to
share with another lady. 25-35,
beaut. fuTn. mod: eflc.; twin beds,
eSRFsSes sbRrsfs bus EN- ans seotS StFset'aE Els RF
CONGENIAL GIRL, to share modern
Sc. apt. with another girl; TV, auto.
washer; conv. to shopping center
and buslines. Call 10. 2-9763.
GEoRGETowN--Man, college grad.
$50 mo. HU. S-S0Ss. is
VIZ. UOEONI OAhOLE-A Hucn
Spt Esnt ~ ERFS ShGno %Sn d. tG sns5s sSs s
14th AND r. Lave. N.E.-Business
woman to share 1-bedrm. apt. with
congenial girl. Ii. 3-3165. 10
GIRL to share q lge ! bedrm. apt.
with another girl a, in \. Arlington;
g9Sd trsnSp cRaSS "a Ss292 Says Ice a9 donv.
loc. NV: apt to share all priyls.
Girl wishes 81 to share 2. bedrm Sc.
apt. with another girl. Cow; to
tFansp ,rI 70; S569q4; 9Sa 70 loo M5s bedTm
WOMAN bet. 35-45 to- share l
bedrm. apt, with another woman.
Mt. Pleasant sec. HU. 3-4923 Sun.
ONE OR TWO MEN to share furn-
ished house near Sheraton Park
Hotel. Conven. to bus. AID. 4-9QlS5.
NEAR G. w. HosP.-Lady wishes to
share home with 2 employed ladies.
No drinking or smoking; kit. priyls.
2 GIRLS have unusual 2 bedrm.
spacious apt. in nice apt. bldg. to
share with l or 2 other girls. 1890.
DnsTiINCTEiVEE and spacious house on
ROCK creek EaTR CHI. fOT young
man (24-32) to share with. other
men. college grads.); maid, meals,
grand piano, OF street parking. NO.
7-O159 -18
GEORGETOWN-Business man will
share large. airy well-appointed q
bedrm. apt. with a discerning, moral
and financially responsible man. No
transients, SIS mo. References re-
quired. DU. 7-S159. -19
MCLEAN GARDENS-Lady wishes an
other lady over 30 to share her one
bedrm. apt. Twin beds; sep. closets,
S45. EN-. 3-2796.
MAN, 81. college grad, Senate en-
ploye, will share his apt. or rent
GEORGETOWN house with another man.
CONGENiAL GIRL to share an apt.
with another girl. AID. 4-4570.
GIRL will share apartment with an
other single girl near Howard Uni
ONE OR TWo YOUNG MEN to share
nicely furn. 3-bedrm. rambler. near
Alex. with young. bachelor: $50 for
1. or S35 each for 2. so. 5-SS96
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with an
other man; southwest. 10. 2-9270
Evening star., 1953-10-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, Axe reg.
Stud service; lo44 BladensbuTg E. I'd,
MINIATURE DACHSHUND. female;
Axe; weeks. $50. Call so. 5-9641.
IRISH SETTER, year old male.
friendly, gentle and housebr9ken.
PFRsfAS0 PER fS0 'Si1 KITTENS, purebred; DIFF
trained. SIS and 500. JU. 5-6942
SHELTIE (toy collie) puppies, 3 male,
/ female 6 wkS. old; Axe. HE'
COCKER COCKER SPANIEL PUPS (2>. female,
SIS, and male, $50. JU. $685..
DALMATIAN PUPS. beautiful regis-
tered litter; weeks old. TIE. 6-So66.
FRENCH POODLE PUPS, Standard;
reasonable. RA. 3.72S3. go.
DACHSHUND PUPS, >, red; cham
pion stock; Axe reg. ia. 2-49S3,
BOXER, mos, female M puppy, f3yn;
GLEASON, 5O07 Riverdale rd., Riv-
erdale, Md, AP. 7-0344. lis
COCKER PUPPIES, male, Q wks. old
. silver, l buff; top pedigree; Axe
reg. oSOS OllNeI Sl-' ny atteFhIS' 1AH'
WANTED-Some one in the country
to take care of and breed Scottish
terriers; Nothing to buy. Mac
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe champion
blood lines; 2 females. $35 each
siaMEsf Issa SP' SlFfENs, Sl1aSSNs gsd.Ereed; se.
lightful pets. JU. S-3616. lis
DALMATIANS, Pine Hill Axe reg
litters, S30-S35. 10. 7-7160. Stuc
service avail. Clip ad for future
Toy TGoSYSOM MANCHESTER PUPPIES. Axe
small active, loving. smart. fun
trustworthy. healthy. Sol N. Abing'
don St, Arl. IA. 2-TSa0. lis
COCKER SPANIELS, . blonds and
blacks; excel blood lines; Axe reg.
istered. Poplar 2-3e21. lis
GREAT DANE PUPPIES-Purebred
S3J. GaitharSburg 363-J-1. lis
PUPPIES. EngliSh bull dog, Axe
fawn female, s mos. 10. s-4S5S
DoBERMAN PINSCHER PUPS-sirr
CHI Damasyn, the Sage, ex. dal
Ch Dows Dusty. JA. 2-2063. LIZ
DACHSHUND puppies. red. Axe reg
8 weeks old KE S-6749 is
GREAT DANE PUPPIES-Harleuuin
6 weeks. OIL. 2-0959. lis
POODLE, pure silver, female, 10 wkS
old: paper trained, excellent breed
ing. 10. 7-S141. --19
BEAGLE pups CD. weeks old
Axe reg, registration certifcat.
lis