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Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
SmOrgasbOrd Featured
At Canyon Hotel Cafe

Feature Of the Canyon Motel cafe
is a Smorgasbord each Sunday ev-
ening.
Operator of the cafe is Richard
Sutherland, formerly of Las Vegas.
He believes the Columbia Falls
cafe offers the widest selection Of
fish of any restaurant in the Flat
head. The cafe is open "a hours 4
day.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
Pvt. Crumley Completes
Army Repair Course

Pvt. Lester L. Crumley, II, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie L. Crum-
ley, Columbia Falls, has graduated
from the eight-week Engineer
Equipment Repairman cours e,
U. S. Army, Fort Velvoir, Va. The
course which he completed offers
training in field and depot main
tenance and repair of engineer
equipment, attachments and pow
er tools.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
= E KNOW
M ONTANA.
BUFFALO BONES
the Glasgow Courier

from the Glasgow CourIer
Minneapolis and Manitoba, of
the Great Northern Railway built through northern Mon
ana 1897 had bought buffalo bones from the
piled them removal by steamboat along the
o. the Missouri river.
After built steamboats, stopped running.
these still remained the shores,
because there way to get them to the railway.
group Glasgow decided to build boat and
transport railroad points The boat
River Glasgow and named the Wabendon
II was oated River into the Missouri The craft
collected along Missouri shores from the mouth
the Musseshe mouth of the Milk river So long
possible unoaded at Milk River Station now
Wioa to When the Milk be-
came mloaded at river
point opposite hauled there to be loaded onto rail-
The lasted for several and was the
first and of its kind
ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY
work for Greater Prosperous Montana"
This is project should include all Montanans
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
Enjoy OId-Timers
Picnic at BIoine

DEER PARK-A large crowd
attended the Pioneer picnic at
Lake Blaine Sunday The day was
perfect and everyone enjoyed ev-
cry minute of it. The program was
interesting and people enjoyed
hearing about early days. Much
credit is due Henry Eckelberry
who worked hard to make this a
memorable occasion. 1t is hoped
that this will revive the old days
picnic, and it will be an annual af-
fair.
The Kenneth Eckelberry family
returned home late Monday eve
ming from Pocatello, where they
had been visiting the Joe Darrow
family. Keith and Gary Eckel-
berry were guests of their uncle
and aunt on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doren Byconnen
and family returned to their home
in Shelby after visiting over the
weekend at the Lawrence Benner
home. Mrs. Byconnen is sister
of Lawrence's. Darleen Benner left
with them and will spend the
weekend visiting relatives.
Blue Ribbon Wranglers were
well remembered at the judging
tour. Most of the members are
too young to compete for the trip
to Bozeman, but we feel sure that
they gained lot from their trip.
This should help them with their
judging later.
Blue Ribbon Wrangers All
club met at the home of Gary and
Keith Eckelberry Thursday even
ing. Books were brought up to
date before the meeting. Many
things were planned at the meet
ing. A club tour was planned for
Aug. Is. A swimming party was
planned for Aug. 13 to be held at
Lake Blaine.
After the meeting the boys
mother served delicious refresh
ments.
Mrs. Eddie Kittleson was a
hostess at a beach party
Thursday night. Every one brought
gifts to be sent to Katherine
Buckley who was a recent bride.
Kathy is a niece of Mrs. Kittle-
sons who attended school for
some time at Deer Park.
Donna Jean Logan was guest
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Bruyer. They drove to
Seattle to visit their daughter Le-
ona and family.
Mrs. Viola Wendt drove over
from Dillon Friday evening. She
returned at noon Sunday. Viola is
college this summer and
has three more weeks.
Mr.. Johnston, daughters Sylvia
and Sonia and son, Eddie were re-
cent guests at the Harold Clarke
home. Mr.. Johnson is brother
in-law of Mrs. Clarke's. They left
for their home in Havre.
Mrs. John Brocken was a caller
at the George Wendt home Tues
day.
Sunrift Ladies club met at the
home of Mrs. Ruby Lindsey July
20. Mrs. Dorothy Peters was guest
Of honor and was presented with
a lovely gift from club members.
was spent visiting and
games. Everyone enjoyed |
the day a lot and expressed their
thanks to Ruby for inviting them
to her beautiful home on Flathead |
lake.
Quite a few people of this COM
have been picking buckle
berries these past few weeks. The
berries are real good this year and
everyone is anxious to get some
of this wonderful fruit.
Mrs. Jackie Donovan and Mrs. |
Margaret Logan are leaving early
Friday morning for Missoula. They
will both go through the clinic.
Mrs. Francis Nutter has returned
from Missoula. 1t is hoped that
they found what was troubling her
and that she will be on the road !
to recovery soon.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
Pvt. John Keck Training
AT Post in Kentucky

FIT. CAMPBELL, Ky. - Pvt.
John l.. Keck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Keck, Columbia Falls,
was recently assigned to Co. "A"
185th Signal Bn, at Fort Camp
bell, Ky.
He is being trained as a tele-
phone and telegraph lineman.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
AndersOns to Fargo

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Anderson
are leaving Monday for Fargo
where he will attend a body and
fender school. She is the former
Grace Fowler.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
Slate Sports Meeting
For Libby Aug. 21-22

LIBBY-Summer meeting of the
Western Montana Conservation as
sociation will be at Libby Aug.
81 and % with the Libby Rod and
Gun club as hosts.
Herb Neils, president of the Lib
by club, is in charge of arrange
ments.
Registrations will be the morn
ing of Aug. 81, and the first busi-
ness session at 2 pm. Sunday ses-
sions are to start at 8 am.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
Shows Color Slides
Of Orient at Loqons
(deIaYed from last Meek)

BAD ROCK-Captain and Mrs.
w. H. Petram and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Soles were visitors
at the Charles Logan home recent
ly. During the evening Captain
Petram showed colored slides of
Japan, Formosa and other places
of interest that he had visited
while station in the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Geissler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sullivan and
10 Ann, motored to Spotted Bear,
Sunday. The Hungry Horse reser-
voir makes another beautiful lake
for our valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman K. Han
son and daughter, Aileen Sue,
Marion, have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Eber-
hard for two weeks. The men were
busy putting up hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Powell and
family, Kalispell, were dinner
guests of Howard Bucks.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers
Nielsen and family are Pete Neil
sen, Norman Svendsen, Ed Cor
sett, Arnold Zellmer and Earl
Weaver.
Karen Mullen returned to her
home in Nirada, after a weeks va
cation with her cousin, Sharon
Vandevanter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crosswhite
were in Boomers Ferry, Idaho and
Superior several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kiser were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Casady in the Evergreen
district.
John Robin was recent caller
on Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan and
granddaughter, Michele, and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie label motored to
the east lake shore, Sunday. They
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Shaf-
fer.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Leslie label home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Weed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Naethe, Kalispell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall and
Bruce Stebbins were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hall July
%. It was in honor of divers
birthday anniversary.
Dolly Swisher, Seattle, has been
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
Buys Wiley Property

Glenn Smith, engineer win the
AAC field force, has purchased
the c. E. Wiley property in Little
Bemidii. Sale was through Chet
Seymer agency.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
Einar MOhn in Navy

Einar Mohn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Einar Mohn, Columbia Falls, has
enlisted in the Navy, and is TAX
ing boot" training at San Diego.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06

at Lake Five Sunday. All families
of members are invited. August
meeting of the club will be Aug.
IL, with Mrs. Kate Mattheisen.
Remember ladies this is to be a
lamp-shade demonstration.
Just received letter from J..
w. Forbes correspondents father)
that Missouri is really burned up.
The temperature is 100-l10, corn,
hay and crops in general are gone.
Chickens are dying from heat. We
might believe that the hens that
are surviving that ITO heat may
be laying hard boiled eggs. We
sent Dad Forbes a box of beauti-
full Flathead cherries but on sec
ond thought they may look like
raisins by the time they get there.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-06
CORRECTION: Lake McDc

CORRECTION: Lake Mcdonald
art exhibit story on page 2. Story
was received with Aug. IA date
for the show. Telephone call
Thursday morning after first press
run was completed, requested
date correction to Saturday, Aug.
Z when the exhibit will actually
take place.
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H. G. Swiftly CO.
OFFERS

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
One bedrm. apt. with foyer, liv
rm.,. din. area kit. and bath: good
condition. Near excellent Shopping
and transportation. Attractive price
Of S6,S00: terms.
ATTRACTIVE o-RooM, kit. and
bath apt. with A-h.p. air-condi-
toner, elevator. Excellent location
adjacent Rock Greek Park and very
close to shopping and transporta.
COMPLETELY REDEcORATf;Ep SPA
clous fourth floor front corner apt.
with S.W. exposure. impressive foyer.
large, beautifully proportioned liv.
I'm. with fireplace: full-sized din.
rm., immense master bedroom, mod
ern bath and cleo. kit. Close in
location, near Conn. ave-: 24-hr,
elevator service; excellent roof deck.
Vacant. Reasonable terms
LARGE TWO-BEDROOM APT, at a
low price. Foyer. liv. rm, full sized
DIN. rm.. porch. kit. and bath. Needs
redeceration and is walk-up. Very
close to shopping and transp. Price,
QUO; liberal terms.
SILVER SPRING-Two-bedr apt
with excellent view of Sligo Greek
Price $685. $685. ex eelhlenn-t tspms bldg
CONN. AVE. Mr.. PORTER Slim
maculate 2-bedroom apt. inciudins
foyer. large liv. rm.. kit. and bath
Unexcelled location. Lot S34 main.
tenanee. Price only S9.75O.
Please call Mr.. GAVIN. with
H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST. $4,000. Res, AID. 2-5O04
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COOPERATIVE APIS. sALl

LIVING ROOM, dining room. den,
7-076s: shown BY appointment only.
TMDEN GARDENS, 5000 Conn. ave,
apt. No. 5Q3-G--Open Sunday l-6;
din. rm Iiv. rm.: APPROX. i3x20
wants offer. FRANK 8. PHILLiPs,
DI. 7-1411: ewes. OIL. 2-4S34.
l,oe SUMMIT PL. N.w.-l bedrm
appreciated. Owner transferring
p hi sss- ii. s' N.iw.-1-Dedrm. a apt.
modern elevator bldg: under 50. QUO
BY appointment AID. 4-0579. Ill
RETIRING Ell IN so BON; l1bedIm gsssSdsI
hood. Completely pvt. entrance. Lee
beautifully kept Anchor fenced lot
ideal for gardening and flowers. Sol
and utils. S1.550 down, total price
under S3,500: and 3 bedrm. unit.
aiso s syalla5le. siLLs REAL ESTATE
s Ri SHIapo APT. Sc, close to Pa
ave-. and shopping center. Good
neighborhood; Is minis. from Cap
it1i: pgs service at DIR. Price REDUCED
CAPITOL HiLL-e desirable q room
apis. Reasonably priced to qualified
purchasers. Apply at apt. ia or ..
T Hi i & G;AnRif6ENs-rhe 2 bedrooms
are on the garden side. The living
room. dining room and kitchen
face the east. Comfort is assured
with this cross ventilation The
apartment Is in excellent condition,
reasonably priced and terms can
be arranged IL desired. ]. NELSON
HUGHES. EN- 2-96g6. --12
TILDEN GARDENS-Owner leaving
WASHINGTON offers for sale one Of
the most interesting and most at
tractive. of the larger apartments.
The full wing not only has the ex-
posure of the south. west and north.
but also wonderful view. The en-
trance foyer Is spacious and inviting.
The living room Is large, the So
laTium oyerlooks the gardens, a
full sized dining room, nicely
equipped kitchen; two of the bed
rooms have been made into one
bedroom 14x24; the other bedroom
is 14x16; > beautiful baths; unusual
closet space. Condition excellent
throughout; Fairly priced. $4,000
J. NELSON HUGHES, Ell. 2-9696.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EARL'S EXPRESS SERVICE, small or
large Jobs; moving any time: reas.
EDELSrAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
rsas. IA. 9-2a37: ewes. RA. S-i4fS'
HILLS TRANSFEk--Any day or mr..
small and large Jobs, trained men.
long short bookings; ms. LU l-950l
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
tn. 2-li50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
reasonable e rates, free estimates
FOR HIRE, 1ia-ton fat stake anc
dump truck. price reasonable. Cal
Ii. 6-151O or SCOTT, pa South
MOVE SFH' aSY aTfi S,S, day or nisht. 81
per hour and up or by the Job
M. ds00OS.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-vac. brk..
2 bedrms.. scr. pch.. rec. rm.. gas
steel constr, settled cple.. no pets
Sll7 so. 10. 3-6SS9. Ia
LARGE FuRN. HOUSE for summer
SSeeoelas ideally located. Call ia 2,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-5 bedrooms
large study, 2 baths. sunroom, rec.
rm., spacious living and dinins
rooms; excel. yard for chfldren; mr.
buses and schools. Open sun, 2 to
NJ Sall FM An, R- CSND fully furn
5-rrn., full bsmt. house in Silver
Spring: ventilated kit: garbage dis
posal; freezer and laundry equipment
JU. s-Az1S. Ill
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Adjacent to Walter Reed

Adjacent to Walter Reed
Handsomely furnished 3-bedroom. 2.
bath detached brick In excellent
neighborhood. LIST floor has living
room, dining room, den with powder
room and kitchen. Priced to rent al
nrly $500 monthly.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73S 18th st. NV. DI. T-6S3O
COLORED. 7 RMS, 2 baths. 2 kits.
beautifully furn. Reas.. rent. Cal
Mr.. Lawrence, RA. 6-l063. JU
5-71O0. CHESTER II. KELLER. -l3
COLORED, COR. 9Th AND WEBSTER
NV. Furn. 12-rm. house. small
apis. baths. Reas. rent. tn
2-2SS7. 1912. ti-s daily. Ill
COLORED
1906 N. Hampshire Ave. NV,
Row brick. Three bedrooms and bath
Hot-water gas heat. Double real
per month. To inspect, call
B. F. SAUL CO.
y25 18th st. NV. MA. s-21OO
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APARTMENTS WANTED

EMPL. CPLE. with S-yr.-old daughter
want small furn. -unfurn. apt. in TAX.
PIX. area immed. Box 313-K, Star.
SILVER SPG. or vicinitv--Unturn.
At, ,edrm. or small o,inga.. 8 or
4 rooms. JU. 5-4167. III
OWNERS ATTENTION!
specialize in renting. Have tenants
for apis. and houses, all parts d, C.
Vacancies cost YOU money. Reas. fee
charged only in unit rented. LII.
2-450l to s pm. Ill
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1901 Wyoming Ave

I Blk. East Of Conn. Ave.
9TH floor corner apt. with liv. rm.,
twin bedrin., second bedrm. or din
rm.. modern kitchen and bath: un-
usual closet space: elevator bldg,
roof garden overlooking the city
Can be bought for So 900 with sub
stantlal down payment Also smaller
apt. on LIST floor for S6.250. See
MISS CAKES in reception room
Sunday. 2-5, or call her, DU. 1852
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HOUSES FURNISHED

VIC. WALTER REED and 18th st. NV
all transp,; bedrms.. 2 baths up
powder room and den LIST d.: Bendi,
de luxe washing machine; brick ga.
rage. Reasonable. RIA. 0-3340. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER desires unfurn. g.
bedrm. house: conv. to main Navy
near elementary school and busline;
about June Is: max. S135: lS-m0
lease. OF. 4-6925. IL
HOUSE OR APT, unfurnished; 8 pr,
vic. Chevy Chase, D. c.. or Nd.
SI25. kE; S<4l36. - II.
Woodmoor or Indian Spring .Yil-
lage. JU. 9-6234 IL
THREE BEDRMS. and basement;
modern. preferably rambler; Arl.-
Alex; max. S125; adults. baby;
refs. Evenings, IA. 7-21l6. H.
TAKOMA PARK--2-bedrn, bunga-
low; gas hot-water heat, full bsmt.
Lot S0x125; S110 mo. Call JU.
s. .sgG'sM HousE-unsurn.. .em ad
Pref. NV, vic. Coolidge High. 2
school children. RA, 6-57sO. Ill
WANTED or 4-bedroom home.
modern improvements, stable and
acreage. Lease, best Of care: Ii.
LEASE EASE OR RENT a-bedrm. house. vic.
Bladensburg High School. Md; re-
sponsible family; best Of refs. AP.
HOUsE-Pref Cape Cod ramb.. 2
bedrmS.. bsmt.. fenced yard. 500:
in Washington sub. Phone after
1890 m. LORRAINE. DE 2-3421
OLD HOME In NV. Wash. suburban
area, with enough rms. or outbldgs.
suitable for home and ANTIQUE shop.
JE, 4-34Q0.
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Mr.. 18th and r SITS. NV.
Newly dec: s. rms... 2 baths: Tea'
sonably priced
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 VT. AVE.
MA. o-1652-OI. 2-BiSk
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HOUSES TO SHARE

6-RM NEW HOME-conv. transp.
suitable for or .: lovely backyard
Refs. RA. 6-T15O. Ill
WANTED GIRL to share new home
with two young girls. Close to NJ
busline. Cooking and washing priv.
leges. All new. electric appliances
reasonable. Call OIL. 4-74Sa. Ill
ARLINGTON. 1421 18th ST.. NJ:
girls wish to have 3 other girls
share beautiful 5-bedroom. bricl
home: large living and dining room
sunrm.. kitchen and buffers pantry
Excellent for entertaining. ia. 4
1876. Ill
WILL SHARE nicely furn. 6-rm
house with 2 adults. 2433 39th
ADULT FAMILY WANTED who will
board me in exchange for portion
of rent OIL. 4-656S.
GEORGETOWN - Girl wanted to
share unusually attractive house
with 2 other girls. all conveniences,
patio. NO. 7-2560.
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WESTMoRELAND HILLS
MD.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED GRIN
GEORGIAN BRICK
ONE BLOCK TO WESTMORELANI
CIRCLE
SUITABLE FOR EMBASSY PERSON.
MEL u BLK. OFF MASS. AVE,
TO INSPECT CALL MR.. LACY
OIL. 2-3569 SIG DUVALL DIR
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]. NELSON HUGHES
1920 Conn. Ave, EN-. 2-969e
M1vInnnnnH,1,

MAYOR GARDENS
One-bedrm. unit, end d.: near park
bus and shops. Total price, $3.50
utilities. Vacant: clean. Mr.. Row,
land. LU. I-1069, with DRURY
REALTY CORP. DI 7-445O.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

Every size apt. available in bidgs
operating under the cooperative
plan which we nave proved sue
eessful in D C. fer 33 years. in "A
bidgs.
EFFICIENCY. in-town location, i'm
med occupancy. in this truly eco
nomlcal apt; price only S5.40O
Can be financed with low down pay
ment. Operating cost only S27.70
NEAR DUPONT c1RCLE-An excel.
lent buy in fine bldg; 9 bedrms.
liv.. rm.. din. Im., kit. bath, hal
and balcony; only $4,000 on reas
SOUTHEAST, neiehborhood of tine
expensive homes snd beautiful
construction; bedrms.. liv. rm.. din
aicove. kit. bath, 5 closets and Aots
OF parking; price, Just $4,000.
HOUSE sIzE-A marvellous 3-expos.
and new mod. kit. 3 bedrms.. iiy,
rm.. din. rm., pantry. kit and bath;
wonderful closets and just a block
bus; only $i7'5oo, on reasonable able
terms.
OPPORTUNIT is a spacious
walkup apt. that can be bought for
song. PROVIDED buyer agrees to
remodel and redecorate; apt. has
lge. foyer, liv. rm., din. rm., pantry,
kit, = bedrms., bath. porch. 3 closets
and south and west exposures;
operating cost. only S3S SO in this
marvelously maintained bldg; apt
priced at only $500. on very low
terms.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND fine
yaiue. in spacious house-size apt
kitchen, bath. excel. closets and
newly decorated. Price only SIG, 800
on reasonable terms. lovely spa
cious home, for the money.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop: Apt. Authority Since .92O)
Washington Bldg, Ma. S-9565.
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TILDEN GARDENS

1t may interest you to know that
the largest number of cooperative
apartments we have sold in this
to families owning homes, who
found 1t desirable or even neces-
sary to he relieved of the extra care
and responsibilities attendant with
the house problems.
We are in position to handle the
sale OF your property and arrange
for the settlements to be stimuli
taneous. Your inquiry is cordially
invited.
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BROADMOOR-OPEN
Sunday, is PM.
3 T,9rOa Ante

2 Large Apis.
Beautifully located on Conn. ave, at
Porter St; the Broadmoor affords
the ADVANTAGES of de luxe apart
parable rentals or house ownership.
Extras include ample garage, din
ing room and small shopping arcade
Open for inspection are two of the
largest and most desirable of the
has three exposures, full-sized din.
ing room and den: both are in ex-
cellent condition. Priced to sell with
reasonable financing available. Ele-
vator operator will give directions
to agent LIS pm Sunday.
H. G. SMITHY co.
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHrp

N. ARLINGTON - 3-bedroom brict
Colon Colcnia l,ad lun ., basement; scresnee
rambler. $116. Fails Church area
3 bedrooms, living room, dinine
area. equipped kitchen, tiled bath,
storage attic. S105.
JOHN w. MULROY co.
80 Hillwood Ave-, Falls Church, Va
JE. $4,000 Ill
NV. Washington and Md.
Several very desirable suburban
homes. For further details, cal
AMERICAN SECURITY a. TRUST
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ARLINGTON

936 18th STREET SOUTH
Nicely furn. rambler with lge. family
din. rm.. . bedrms., rec. room: lge
attic; oil heat. Avail immed.; newly
dec: rent only Sl35. To inspect
call Mr.. Hughes. ST. $4,000. H. @
SMITHY CO, S11 18th st. NV.
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WEST EVANSVILLE

Three bedroom, 2-story brick; full
basement. nice lot, gas air-eondi-
Newly decorated throughout; con-
venient to- schools, shopping and
transportation; situated In O COM
pany-oWned and operated subdi-
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Charming 3-Bedrm. Bunga
Completely Furn-$150 Mo
Large liv. rm., spacious din. rm..
mod. kit. and bath. storage attic.
full bsmt.. garage. det.; on lovely
rochial schools; bus stop at door.
Open for inspection Sun, 4 to
pm or call RE. 1852 Monday.
6207 Broad Branch Rd. NV.
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$110
HA. 2-7234

OUTSTANDING VALUES
FALLS CHURCH AREA
2-bedrm. .ramblers, radiant heat: fully
sodded Level lot. off-street parking.
S100
S-bedrm. .ramblers, lge. liv. rm.. pic
ture windows: garbage disposal,
dishwaSher, Bendix: with and with
out basement. S135-S150.
LARCHMONT REALTY, INC.
JE. $4,000. IF A.no-o
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1905 EAST-WEST Hwy.
Chevy Chase. Md bcdrms., III
baths. liv. rm.. din. area. equipped
able today. $3.50 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
lib 17th St. NV. Elk 3-24S9
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APIS. UNFURNlsHfD-vA.

ARLINGTON HALL
Our choice location-Gleh Apis. now
e es Of sheppir. With excel excel tran ane
facilities, school. churchess rental,
S94 80, including utils. rOMPONIC
REALTY INC. 1929 Wilson blvd.
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Every size apt. available in bldgs
operating under the cooperative
plan which we nave proved sue
ceSsful in d c. fer 33 years. in "A
bidgs.
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Se7;50 a MONTH

70 .s1V n WON II
CORAL HILLS
3 bedrms.., "a baths, liv. rm.. din
area. cleo. kit. with refgr., range
disposal. dishwaSher. full bsmt.. gas
heat: near shopping center anC
transp. Avail. today.
FRED A. SMITH CO.,
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24Sa
WHEATON, BEDROOMS, S1l5
KENSINGTON-2 BEDRMS., 500. sc
RAYMOND ]. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-6400 LO. 5-SS5A
Ill
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BY owner builder new 3-bedrm.
home. College Park area; Sl25 per
month. with option to buy with &C.
cumulated rentals.
New 3-level home. Mass. ave. ex-
tended; Sl15 per month, with OPP
ton to buy with accumula ted
rentals. Call MRS. COATES, Ii.
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NEAR DUPONT cIRCLE-An excel.
lent buy in a fine bldg; 9 bedrms.,
liv.. rm.. din. nm, kit. bath, hall
and balcony; only $4,000 on reas.
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EFFICIENCY. in-town location, i'm
med occupancy. in this truly eco
nomtcal apt; price only S5.4OO
Can be financed with low down pay.
ment. Operating cost only SCI. 20