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Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
JOllymakers to Meet
At Howell Home

DEER PARK-Next meeting of
Northeast Jollymakers All club
will be at the Mike Howell home
June 9.
Club met at the Adams home
May 26 with seven members, one
leader, and three visitors present.
Andy Leighty enrolled as new
member.
The club will go to Trinity Lu-
theran church, Kalispell, Sunday
in observance of Rural Life Sun
day. Members will meet at Adams
at 10 am.
Projects for the coming year
were discussed and big plans for a
successful club year are under
way.
Mrs. Adams served refreshments
at the close of the meeting.
Dick Mitsch, reporter
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Fire Destroys Room
AT KoWcUm Home

CANYON VIEW-Fire destroy
ed the kitchen of the Phil Kow-
cum home May 27. Neighbors were
able to save much of the furniture.
The family was attending eighth
grade graduation when the fire
started. Columbia Falls volunteer
fire department and Whitefish
fire department answered the call.
There was about $4,000 damage,
and insurance.
Neighbors are to be congratulate
ed on their prompt assistance and
also the the fire departments.
Mrs. c. D. Phillips, mother of
Edna Conn, was Sunday dinner
guest at the Kenneth Conn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frerich and
Mrs. Art Brown, Half Moon, drove
to Hot Springs, Friday to see if
the baths in the springs there
would help them. They returned
home, Sunday.
Dallas Eklund, president of Flat
head Sportsman club was guest
at the Farmers Union meeting at
Midway hall, May %.
He showed pictures of the
Bunker creek area and proposed
road. He said it was primitive
area on south and middle forks of
the Flathead river.
After discussion of the issue, the
secretary was instructed to send
letters to our congressman re-
questing the area remain primi-
tive.
There was some discussion on
county camp which Farmers IN
ion Reserves enjoyed the past sew
eral summers.
Pot luck lunch was enjoyed
at the close of the meeting.
Kay Conn was an overnight
guest at the home of Carol Reed,
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sanford Jones
made trip to st. Mary's Tuesday.
They helped friend move his
trailer house over there.
Frank West returned home by
train, Sunday morning from
Havre where he had been in the
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Opsand drove
to Potomac, 80 miles east of Mis-
soula, to spend the weekend with
Mrs. Opsand's family. While the
folks were there they enjoyed a
family reunion. They also visited
with Mrs. Opsand's brother and
his family.
Mrs. Clemens and son, Kenneth
West, Mrs. West and son, Dickie,
Spokane, Wash, arrived at the
Frank West home Sunday morn
ing.
Donna, Betty and Ruth Ann
West left by car Monday with
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
VitoI Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES


John w. Neal, Augusta and Bet
ty Lou Daley, Kalispell.
Charles A. Crowther and Kath-
leen Harper, both of Missoula.
Edward J. Gibson, Eureka and
Marianne F. Kline, Fortine.
Gerald o. Potter, Columbia
Falls and Nora Louise Meyers,
Kalispell.
Peter L. Fauske, Whitefish and
Ardella Mae Stryker, Columbia
Falls.
(KaIispeII General HospitaI)
Mrs. Richard Rowland, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Barney Hawkes., Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Joseph Luce, Columbia
Falls, girl.
Mrs. Leonard Schock, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Gordon Sands, Creston,
girl.
Mrs. Martin Fetveit, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. Lloyd Stevens, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Henry Hemmer, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Thomas Mcneil, Whitefish,
girl.
DEATHS
David Edwin March, infant Zone
day), died June 2.
Albert Erickson, "a, Kalispell,
died June 2.
Sanford Croy, rs, of Somers,
died at Anaconda May 25.
Mrs. Gottfried Roedel, 65, of
Kalispell, died May 26.
John S. Miller, 81, of Whitefish,
died May 27.
Hans Sorenson, former resident
of Kalispell, died at Bremerton,
Wash, May %.
Charles E. Sempf, So, of Kalis-
pell, died May 80.
Ralph Elton Hardin, 67, Kalis-
pell died June 2.
Ella Kitten, died in Evergreen.
Erwin B. Allen, SO, New York,
died in Coram, June l.
Ed Landry, Kalispell, died May
20.
Catherine Milne, 78, Somers,
lied May 80.
DIVORCE DEGREES
Reno c. Crumrin from Mary B.
Crumrin.
Eugene E. Paschke from Juan
ia M. Paschke.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Additional Men
Leaving n. II. +,

HUNGRY HORSE - Staff of
federal employees at Hungry Horse
Project is being further reduced
during June. Total is now at 100,
and will be about IS.
Also leaving this month will be
Chris Figenskau, warehouse store
keeper since 1916, who now lives
in Columbia Falls.
Other June designations include
George Kahn, carpenter since
1949, and Miller Barnes, account
ant since Sept. 1948.
One of the top supervisors at
the project, Richard Tracy, fl
nance officer and employe at
Hungry Horse for five years, sail
ed June from Seattle for Jun
eau, Alaska where he has accept
ed a position as assistant admins
trative officer for the Alaska Road
commission. Story was in May
14th issue.
Eddie McCloud, project photog-
rapher, leaves June for "The
Sacramento Bee" Story is in this
issue.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Sponsoring Big Fish
Contest at H.H.

HUNGRY HORSE-Biggest fish
caught during the May 80 to Nov.
is season are eligible for cash
prizes in the contest being spon-
sored for all anglers by the Hun
cry Horse Recreation association.
SIS, 81 and SO prizes are being
offered for the largest bass, rain
bow and cutthroat trout. There
are three cash prizes in each div
ision, and a $25 prize for the larg-
est fish caught, likely a Dolly Var
den or mackinaw.
The ST participation tickets may
be obtained from Leonard Lee,
Jim Mcdonald, Bill Macleod, Jim
Wallace, Bud Michels, Duncan
DeVall, Les Booth, Burrell Pope,
Francis Warnock and Frank
Singer.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
West Glacier Cafe
Being Enlarged

WEST GLACIER-Being COM
pleted for the 1854 travel season
is enlargement and remodeling of
the West Glacier cafe.
An 18 by 50-foot addition was
constructed during the winter
which boosts seating capacity in
the cafe from 80 to 140.
The addition is attractively fin
ished with a green moss texture
sound proof ceiling, red and green
tile floor, and tables and chairs OF
modern design. There are Is four
foot windows at the tables look
ing out toward Glacier National
Park just across the Flathead riv-
er's Middle Fork.
The cafe kitchen has a new
electric range, new Walk-in cool
er and new sandwich counter.
West Glacier cafe manager is
George Mollberg with Harold
Blair, head chef.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
TroveIer Dies On
WoY Through

KALISPELL-Funeral services
will be held in New York state
for Ervine Allen SO, Binghampton,
N. Y, who died at a Coram cabin
camp early Tuesday morning.
He had been in i'll health since
November, and a ruptured pull
monary artery in a coughing spell
caused his death. Mrs. Allen was
with him, and there are no chill
dren.
The body was taken to Waggen-
er and Campbell Funeral Home in
Kalispell pending word from rela-
tives that include his mother, Mrs.
Eudora Allen in New York State,
sister and three brothers in the
east.
Mr.. Allen was a veteran of
World War l and a manufacturer
of artificial flowers, who has lived
in a number of communities. His
widow is unable to drive their
1948 model car. In the back seat
were two pet rabbits.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
McCIoUd Takes Job
On Sacramento Bee

HUNGRY HORSE = Eddie
McCloud, Bureau of Reclamation
photographer at the Hungry Horse
Project since June l, 1948 will
leave Monday for California
where he has accepted a job as
news photographer with the "Sac-
ramento Bee" leading newspaper
in California's capital.
McCloud has taken and cata-
logued 5000 different photos of
the Hungry Horse Project, mostly
construction pictures. A number of
these photographs have been re-
produced in magazines and news
papers over the nation.
Two years ago McCloud receiv-
ed a Department of Interior meri-
torious promotion with a pay in
crease on the basis Of his photog-
raphy.
Sacramento is home town for
the Bureau photographer. He
worked on newspaper there and
worked for the Bureau of Recla-
nation before enlisting in the air
force during World War II. After
the war, he worked for the Bu-
reau at Amarillo, Texas and Shas-
ia Dam before coming to Hungry
Horse.
McCloud has been active in
community affairs at Hungry
Horse serving as president of the
Hungry Horse Recreation associ-
alton, employees organization that
plans both adults and youth rec
reation including a skating pond,
ski hill, rifle range and teams and
square dancing.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Heights Al Club
PIun for Carnival
BY Deanna cada

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Thert
was a short All meeting Tuesday
Plans discussed were for the Al
carnival in the basement Of
Eagles hall Kalispell, Saturday.
The proceeds will go to send
an IFYE exchange student to In
dia. Our club is in charge of serv-
ing in the food booth. Loretta
Buck, Mrs. Thomas and Deanna
Cada volunteered to sell.
Refreshments of koolaid and
cake were served after the meet
ing was adjourned. Loretta Buck
will take over the secretary job as
Deanna Cada will not be here this
summer.
The Herb Schroeders, Bridge
port, Wash, visited their friends
here over Memorial Day weekend.
They took their boat back with
them.
Diane Opalka returned with the
Schroeders to spend couple of
weeks with Audrey.
81 NJ NJ MER JO6o
Gene Cada rode as far as Spo-
kane with Mr.. and Mrs, Schroeder
and then went on to Othello,
Wash, and Moses Lake, Wash, to
look for work.
Bruce Opalka left for Choteau
where he will work for M. A.
Larson this summer.
Bob Baumann and John Opalka
went to Essex, Sunday evening
where they will work on the rail-
road during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Thomas
and children, Columbia Falls, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Taber, Lake
Hotel, were guests at a
birthday party for Bill Opalka at
the Opalka home May %.
Phyllis Baumann returned home
from North Dakota Friday.
Dinner guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Opalkas Tuesday evening
were the Joe Cada family.
MRS. BARTLETTE RETURNS
Mrs. John Bartlette returned
home from a three weeks vacation
to Oklahoma, where she visited
her sisters, Mrs. James Wolving-
ton and Mrs. Sam Blankenship in
Oklahoma City and Wetumka.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Olson and
son, Gordon, Long Beach, Calf,
visited at the Petersons Wednes-
day until Friday.
Davis Vail visited at the Roy
Thomas home, Friday.
Berta Mclean is spending a few
lays with Mary Ann Fitzpatrick,
Apgar.
Mrs. Ray Post and Mrs. Jean
nette Koenig, Spokane, werel
Day dinner guests at the
nome of their sister and brother
n-law Mr. and Mrs. Hank Brynes. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mckinley and |
Robin and Ray, visited |
1t the Mike Baumanns. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Baumann are very proud of
heir new granddaughter, Robin.
Berta Mclean, Donna Rundell,
4aSalle, Buddy Chef, Martin
Iity, Roger Christensen and Gene
piper, Columbia Falls, took Eileen
Talkenstein to Libby where her
olks moved last week. They also
lrove to Bonners Ferry to see the
loods.
The Mike Baumanns visited at
he Luigis, Hungry Horse, Sunday
fternoon.
Mrs. Martha Raw, Sacramento,
,alif., spent two days with Mrs.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
s214,45O.97
Total Outstanding Indebtedness --
EXAMINERS COMMENTS

balances investments checked and verified
Funds deposit amply protected by pledged securities and
Federal Deposit Insurance.
We note Fleming Town Treasurer and Mr.
Harker 100000 each nasmuch as the bal
ane of S11459695 recommend that the
Treasures also that OF Mr. arke 70 cover
collections Collector and Water Coeco
Minutes were written UP to date appear complete how
ever they been signed by the Mayor
outstanding accounts have been carried only
rather than all outstanding warrants as snouo
This method has been explained ana
and assurance proper enzaton will be made
Respectfully submitted,
Harding Hanson
State Examiner
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

their grandmother, Mrs. Clemens.
They will visit in Spokane for two
weeks.
Allen Reed spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
H. Reed. He returned Monday to
Bozeman to finish this year of col
lege.
Sunday guests at the Frank
West home were Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Himmesoete who live in Cut
Bank. Mrs. Himmesoete Sr., was
with them.
AT RASMUsSENS
Friendly Neighbors card club
met at the Rasmussen home May
26. The group presented gift to
Evelyn Rasmussen who will be
married soon. 1t was Mrs. Ras-
mussen's birthday anniversary and
she also was presented with
gift. Pot luck lunch was enjoyed
by all.
DeIbert Rasmussen r turn e d
home Monday from Moorhead,
MINI. DeIbert has finished two
years school at Concordia college.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Reed home were Mr.. and Mrs. K.
E. Seville and sons. All attended
the show at Midway drive in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reed and chill
dren visited friends in Eureka
Friday.
Evelyn Rasmussen is home now
from her work in Great Falls. She
is to be married June 5 to Harold
Nelson, Spokane.
Carol Holland visited with Bon
ita Schieflebein, Sunday. The girls
took picnic lunch with them on
their hike.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
To Show Religious
Movies at HI. III.

HUNGRY HORSE-A religious
movie will be shown at the Hun
cry Horse Bureau conference hall
Sunday at 7;30 pm, under spon-
sorship of the Martin City Com
munity Presbyterian church.
Pastor Elwyn G.. Tesche invites
all who are interested to attend.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Sizers on AnnUoI
Summer Vocation
Bv Mrs. Raw Quiuley

HUNGRY HORSE = First two
weeks in June is vacation time for
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Sizer. This
year they will tour Yellowstone
National Park and other points of
interest in Wyoming and southern
Montana. Happy travels, and a
safe return, folks.
The Neal Boyd family spent the
Memorial weekend with Meals
parents at Shelby.
Mrs. Ernest Gresham and chill
dren, James and Janice, left We'd
nesday morning for Mineral Wells,
Texas where they will visit rela-
tives and friends for several
weeks.
Karen Nelson, Bridgeport, Wash.
is spending a short vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Quigley.
MOTHER PASSES
Mrs. H. D. Simpson, who was
recently called to Shawnee, Okla,
by the death of her mother has re-
turned home.
We wish to extend our deepest
sympathy to the Simpsons.
Mr.. Simpsons mother, who
helped out at her sons home dur
ing Mrs. Simpsons absence has
now returned to her home in Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Though we do miss Snort and
Georgia we are happy to welcome
Malcolm Sizer to our little town
once again. He comes up from
Hamilton and takes over at Econ
omy Foods for a couple of weeks
each year while our own Sizers
are vacationing.
Cleo Nigg spent the day at the
Quigley home Tuesday visiting
with Karen.
Colleen Hidden is helping Bill
and Nomi at the drugstore these
days.
DON WINS TROPHY
News of Don Lee, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lee, is that he is
stationed at Port Hueneme, Calf.
He sends greetings to all his
friends in Hungry Horse and vi
cinity.
Don, who starred on the CFHS
basketball team is still playing
basketball and was on one team
that won two tournaments. Two
trophies Don has won are a II
jewel watch and a jacket that
bears the inscription CBC Champs.
Good work, Don.
Mrs. c. w. Puckett and daugh-
.er, Sherry, Addy, Wash, and
Mrs. Leon Jones, Tacoma, Wash,
are spending a fortnight with
Tommy and Gayle Parkhill and
children.
Mrs. Farmer, Salt Lake City,
Utah, is spending her vacation in
Hungry Horse looking after some
business matters. She is former
of Hungry Horse and
owns a home here.
YEAR OLD TWINS
The Richeson twins, Norman
and Moreno, are now whole year
I'D. The big day was May 81.
Grandma Fitzgerald had little !
celebration for the big event at
ler home in Creston a week ago.
Their mother was telling me she +
lidn't know what she was going
o do when the little mischiefs
tarted walking. She knows now
IS they toddle all over the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sanford and
on, Kalispell, spent Monday call
ng on friends in town. Harry
managed the Phillips Sc station ,
,efore moving to Kalispell last
winter. Friends of their son Del !
,ert, will be interested to know !
hat he is now in boot camp at the
J. S. Naval Training Station at
ian Diego, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Carr, Ronny
nd Darlene, are touring Wash
1gton, Oregon and California.
hey plan to return by way of c
livingston where they will visit ,
elatives. They plan to take two :
,eeks for their trip. =
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

Honorable Mayor Council
of Columbia Falls
Montana
Gentlemen
We herewith submit examination of
and the
Harding Hanson Deputy State Examiner examination
the 18th day of April concluding the 18th
April, 1884
will the exception
need Won't
herewith promptly possible advising this office
been
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

Anna Fisher
Mrs. Larry Heller, Helena, visit
ed with Mrs. Dave McShane Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Chase, JoAnn
Brew, Mrs. Anna Fisher, Mrs.
Martha Raw and Mrs. Alice Brew
spent Sunday afternoon in Eureka.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
New Sundelius. Office
Building Started

KALISPELL-COnstruction has
started on the new Sundelius Of
flee building in Kalispell. Russell
Anderson, Kalispell, has the gen
eral contract and the 40 by 80-foot
brick building will be completed
this fall.
Occupying offices in addition to
DR.. Sundelius, osteopathic physi-
clan, will be DR.. c. M. Anzjon,
optometrist; DR.. w. c. Peterson,
dentist, and Genres Weed, archi-
tect, who designed the structure.
Location is on Second street be-
tween First and Second avenues.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

sincerely thank all those who
were so kind during my recent be-
reavement and also for the beau
tiful flowers, cards and letters
received. A special thanks to Rev.
Howard Folkestad, chaplain, and
Mrs. Catron, of the Catron Funer-
al home, both of Whitefish, who
were so thoughtful and kind.
Sincerely,
Eva Van Putten
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
FOR SALE = TWO ROWN

mares, broke, gentle, one is es-
pecially well reined and excellent
walker. Also one light buckskein,
8 year old filly. Earl D. Moody, l
block S. of H. H. News. 46*
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

OPERATION OF GENERAL CASH ACCOUNT
To Balance in all Funds at time of the last
examination November 80 1852 - l4,28883
To Receipts from date to March 81 1854 ,39848
2l9,68731
BY Disbursements during same period --- 105,O9036
Balance in all Funds, March 81 1854 $ll4,59695
CASH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of Falls Columbia Falls Montana S459695
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

1948 Water Series Dated May l. 1948 Number /, Sz 70
948 Water Series, Dated October 1940 Number 90
1854 Water Series Dated January 1854 Number g. 3230
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Too Late to Classify

MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE
For Rent. Inquire Oran McCart-
ney. Phone AK, Col. Falls. As
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

TWO LOTS AND PARTIALLY
furnished house for sale in
Columbia Heights. Inquire Agnes
Pauline, lila Lalonde block,
Helena, Mont. 46*
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
MON MA
OFFICE OF STATE EXAMINER
Helena

May %,
1854
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

FOR SALE = REFRIGERATION,
Coronado, used $50. Speed
Queen washer S25. Both in good
condition. Mrs. Emil OFT, Sr., Phi.
148-K2. elias
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04

LOST BOYS SILVER WATCH
and bracelet. Larry Hinton,
Hungry Horse. c1-45
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HOUSES SALINE. tcont. }

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and s rms. newly dec, full bsmt.
Incl. prchs.: gar, 240-ft, wded. lots
Vac. Immed. poss. UN. 4-7045,. -
'COLORED-D ST. N.E.--3-apt. brick
nicely furn. apis. A lovely home
with income to support everything
Around the corner from shopping
transp. gear Diet. gar. This home
Ii. 7-037S or ~. 4-2si4. zAd1Mi
cSLI99RkD - HOME AND INvEI--
MENT, $12.95O-Owner's quarters
contains 8 rooms and bath. COM
pletely furnished and vacant. Live
GRoySp,LE VEL. ApSXRTME zen with With
completely private entrance q
rooms and BATH; Conveniently
ne. To inspect. call Mr.. Raymond,
RIA. 6-5924. evenings or FRANK S.
PHILIPS, DI. 7-1411. p
CCLORED-22l5 10th ST. NE
$500 down. assume Az CT loan;
newly decorated, ultramodern 6-rm
brick. 3 bedrmS.. tile bath. dream
kit. full bsmt., gas heat; loaded
Ellis shf Kossow REALTY co:
ST 3-0436 no. 2-7s27
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SPRING VALLEY

Lovely S-rm 3A-bath. authentic
Williamsburg Colonial. in the heart
of Spring Valley. Bedrm. and bath
on first floor: magniflcent 115X125
lot with q profuSion Of flowers and
terrace at rear
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.
Realtors Ma. S-2557
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CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL

Charming. Colonial. red brick home.
on fenced level. lot 75x140 #,
screened porch, family size din. rm
with china closet, breakfast space
IN the attractive kitchen; 3 bedrms.
and . tile baths on end f.; stairs
to storage attic; above-sround recr.
blocked I'M. "a lovely brick patio
with barbecue opens from the recr
rm economical gas not-water heat,
screens and storm windows, copper
pipes and slate roof. asphalt drive
way to attached carport in rear
xious to sell. Call Col. Bennett.
WO. 6-6533 for appointment to see.
WILLIAM G. BENNETT
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA-$18,9 $50
3 BedrmS., 2H2 Baths
New brick ramblers with fireplace
in liv. rm.. 17xl4 it., sep. din rm..
modern GE kitchen, complete with
DISPOSAL and dishwasher; even the
3rd bedrm. is large and . tiled
baths: full bsmt. 35 IT. long with
outside entr.; stairs to attic: wooded
lot l20-ft. deep; "a blk. from
school and 4 blks. from express
bus. $500 down will handle. A
new listing you must see. Call OIL.
6-6769. ewes. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC. OIL 6-7SO0. %
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HOUSES FOR sALs-Mo.
ROCKVILLE

One Of those fine. older homes. with
fireplaces. porches and space ga
lore; 10. rooms, 2 baths; corner lot.
Excellent neighborhood. Ideal for
large family, doctor or guest home.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU. $3.50 Ewes. RIA. 1888
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.

Charming brick Colonial. in immacu-
late condition. 3 bedrms.. l u baths.
screened porch; garage. Interesting
garden. Excellent location near
Mass ave. Call til 8.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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I have Just been authorized to sell q
splendid brick rambler consisting OF
z rms, incl. paneled den, 8
twin-sized bedrms.. baths, plus
large beautiful all-elec. kit, and at
least q dozen closets. This quality
home, located in a controlled com
munity, is worth $4,000. For
prompt sale, will accept less from
approved purchaser. This is not a
sacrifice but an opportunity for you
to get a real home below sound
value. Shown by appt. Call ROBERT
E. HEATER, JU. 0-002l.
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WOODMOOR AREA
Stone Cape Cod. LARGE wooded lot.
bedrms.. 2 full baths. New auto.
washer and dryer Deep freeze.
Gas INV. heat. Al condition.
Owner leaving city. Immediate pos
CALL Ju. $1,000.
THOMPSON & GRAY
GIG Ellsworth Dr.. Silver Spring, Md