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Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Corom PTA Talks
Projects for Yeor

CORAM-First PTA meeting o1
the new year was held at the Cor
am schoolhouse, Sept. Is at 8 pm
with the president, Mrs. Tom Mills
in charge. 1t was decided to make
a survey to ascertain the wishes
of the school children's parents as
to a milk program. A vote was
taken in favor of a carnival to be
given at Halloween time. Hot lunch
program was also discussed but
didn't meet with favor of those
present.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Tom
Mills, Mrs. Phil Peterson and Mrs.
Ed Hanson.
Next meeting will be held Oct.
20. Everyone is urged to join the
PTA so all can work together in
the community for the good of the
children.
A group of 33 ladies gathered at
the Curtis Buzzell home to shower
the recent bride, Mrs. Keith Buzz
zell. Games furnished the enter
tainment. Mrs. Buzzell, the former
Carol Leitz, Martin City, assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Otto Leitz,
opened her many and varied gifts,
after which lunch was served.
Hostesses were Mrs. Joe Benson,
who was unable to attend, and
Mrs. Jack Forsythe. The happy
young couple are at home in one
of Otto Fehlberg's cabins.
Little Ray Walter, three year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Walter,
Poplar, spent a couple of weeks
with his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker Hagestad.
Mrs. Otto Fehlberg and Marilyn
motored to Missoula, Sunday. Mar
ilyn is enrolled as a sophomore at
the university. Mrs. Grace Nelson,
Mrs. Fehlberg's mother, came back
from Kalispell to spend few days
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Novak and
small sons surprised the folks, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Novak, Sunday, Os-
car and family live in Portland.
Pat Peach was successful bidder
on the agent job at the Great Nor
thern depot here. Bids were opened
Tuesday. We're very happy to hear
the good word as Pat is well known
here.
Grandma Forsythe isn't feeling
as well as usual. She has been up
and down the past week but is
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Toosfmusters Hold
Regular Meeting

MARTIN CITY-Hungry Horse
Toastmasters club was scheduled
to hold its bi-monthly meeting
Thursday evening at the Oxbow
Inn.
Program was to include grace
by William Macleod; POSTMASTER,
George Gulick; topicmaster, Bur-
rel Pope; evaluator, Duane Rein
oehl, and five minute talks by
Marc Hidden, Dick Greiner, Dick
Montgomery, Elwyn Tesche, Dave
Thompson and Jim Williams.
Officers for the present six
months period are Don Robinson,
president; Harrel Yadon, vice pres
ident; George Gulick, secretary
treasurer; Jim willows, sergeant at
arms. Dick Greiner is educational
officer, and Marc Hidden, deputy
governor.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Court Cases

MARTIN CITY-Kenneth H.
Brown, Great Falls, forfeited $40
in the Martin City justice court
of Judge Jerry Baldwin on a state
highway patrol charge of careless
driving.
County case before Judge Bald
win this week was Glenn F. Shep-
herd, Columbia Heights, pied gull
ty and paid $40 on charge of
being drunk and disorderly.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Robert Modmon
Returns TO MSC
by Ms. Ray QuiaIey

HUNGRY HORSE-Robert Mad
man, who has recently received his
discharge from the Army, is leav-
ing this week for Bozeman where
he will resume his studies at Mon
tana State college. He is majoring
in agriculture.
Harvey Madman has b e e n
spending his leave from the Navy
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Madman. After his leave ex-
pires he will sail for Japan.
Frank Sharr and daughter, Por-
tia, spent most of last week in
Spokane buying equipment and
supplies for the Pictorial Arts
Studio.
Mrs. Velta Sargant and daugh-
ter, Elva Jean, Auburn, Wash, are
visiting Mrs. Sargant's mother,
Mrs. Goldie Thomas.
Norman Seilstad was looking up
old friends in the Canyon last
week.
The clothing drive sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Car
penter's Union, Whitefish, is still
on. The clothing is for the Or
phans' Home at Twin Bridges.
Jim Jepson had planned all last
week to go to Salmon City, Sat-
urday and bring his wife back
here to live. At the last moment he
decided to go Friday instead.
Meanwhile, in Salmon City, Mrs.
Jeppson, knowing Jim was work
ing hard, decided to surprise him,
so she came up with some friends
She arrived in Hungry
Horse less than an hour after Jim
had left for Salmon City. Jim got
pack here Saturday. They have two
Connie and Karen.
Mrs. Jeppson's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Tom France, are also new
members of our community.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Fight Pictures Are
Showing at Theatre

The official Rocky Marciano
and Ezzard Charles fight pictures
taken last Friday will be on the
screen at the Midway theatre Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
Companion features will be
"The Untamed Breed" a rodeo
picture in color, and "Hiawatha"
The fight picture is scheduled in
between at 9:15. Shows at the
Midway now start at 7:30. Pre-
viously it was pm.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Local Men Attend
Presbytery Camn

CORAM-George Diller, Coram
and John Boerman, Martin City
attended the "New Life Retreat
held Sept. Is and 10 at the Pres
byterian camp on Flathead lake
1t was a retreat for laymen.
Heading most of the sessions was
DR.. George H. McCleave. Mem
bers of the Presbytery's commit
tee for the camp included Rev
Elwyn Tesche of Martin City anc
Coram.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Morning Caller
BY Lorraine Watne

ABBOTT CREEK-While eating
breakfast one morning the past
week, our dog announced a morn
ing caller. He growled viciously
and as Gary went to check
what the trouble was, he discover
ed a black bear near the house
He did not tarry long, and was
soon through the woods and out
of sight.
Mrs. Margaret Balm of Essex
spent Monday afternoon with
Dorothy Lindberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buckley are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born Sept. 13. She has been named
Bonnie Claudette. The Buckley
family are staying at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Francis Watne,
where the new baby is being cared
for.
Mrs. Lester Halter and family,
Great Falls and Miss Joyce Gross
ell, also of Great Falls, spent the
weekend at the Watne home. Mrs.
Halter is Paul Buckley's sister.
They enjoyed a birthday dinner
Sunday in honor of Paul, given by
Mrs. Watne.
Mrs. Mae Godfrey, Newport,
Wash, left Wednesday for her
home, after spending a couple of
weeks with her niece, Mrs. Doro-
thy Lindberg.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Greenes Opening
Market in M. c.

MARTIN CITY = Opening fo1
business Saturday is Greene's
Super Market.
Interior of the building is knot
ty pine with a new asphalt tile
floor.
The modern super-market type
fixtures were obtained from the
Getz grocery in Hot Springs.
Owners are Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Greene.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
feeling better each day.

feeling better each day.
Mrs. Nita johnson is helping
Mrs. Marvin Brittenham with her
work each morning.
Mrs. Max Williams is confined to
her home with ''near pneumon-
ia" seige. She missed several days
work at the cafe in West Glacier,
where she is employed as a wait
ress.
Bill Kaufman is suffering with
a painfully injured eye. The eye
ball was cut and a small piece of
bark lodged in it when a snag hit
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Thief Steals Insurance
Money from School

MARTIN CITY-A thief with
out heart broke into Martin City
school Monday evening after the
PTA met, and stole about $28. The
money was $1.25 contributions for
student insurance. The money was
stolen from the first and second
grade rooms, reports Principal
DurWard Bollinger.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Brownie Troop At
II. II. Reorqonizes

HUNGRY HORSE = Brownie
troop 2 re-organized with get
acquainted party for brownies and
their mothers, Monday afternoon
Cookies, kool aid and coffee were
served There are Is girls in the
troop and they plan to meet every
Monday. Leaders are Mrs. Don
DeVall, Mrs. Bud Michels and Mrs.
Al MCLAUGHLIN.
Ann Macleod celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary Tuesday,
with cake, ice cream and theatre
party for Kathy Sharr, Karalee
Stewart, Lois Gochnauer, Marcia
Hidden and Judy Sletten.
Don Brownson left Saturday for
Bozeman to enroll as freshman at
Montana State college.
Mrs. Emily Gehri, her mother,
Mrs. Byron Moye, Tacoma, Wash,
and her uncle, Eldon Johnson,
Bellflower, Calf, left Friday on a
trip to Butte.
Mrs. Perry Crandall and son,
Larry, drove to Spokane, Sept. 16
and returned the next day.
HONOR MRS. MCLAUGHLIN
A bridal shower was given for
Mrs. Earl MCLAUGHLIN formerly
Norma CoverdelD at the Emil Geh-
ri home Sept. 16. Hostesses were
Mrs. Emil Gehri and Mrs. Bud
Michels, with Mrs. Al MCLAUGHLIN
assisting. Beautiful corsages of
gladioli and sweet peas were pre-
sented each guest. They were made
by Mrs. Bud Michels.
Court whist was played and the
winners were Mrs. j. w. Patter-
son, high; Mrs. Earl McLauchlin,
second and Mrs. Roy Pearson, low.
Attending were the guest of
honor, Mrs. Earl MCLAUGHLIN, Mrs.
Roy Pearson, West Glacier, Mrs.
Bill Oberem, Mrs. Pete Springer,
Mrs. Gene Gochnauer, Mrs. Ted |
Craft, Mrs. Jim Mcdonald, Mrs. !
Bob Aurand, Mrs. Jim Wallace,
Mrs. J. w. Patterson, Mrs. Earl |
Jackson, Mrs. Francis Warnock,
Mrs. Duane Reinoehl, Mrs. Leon
ard Lee, Mrs. Elden Coverdell, |
Half Moon, Mrs. Ray Gilman, Mrs.
Byron Moye, Tacoma, Wash, mo-
.her of Mrs. Gehri, Mrs. A. M. Nc
Lauchlin and Mrs. Harry Sterner,
kalispell.
Invited but unable to attend
we're Mrs. Myron Sletten, Mrs.
sam Bakshas, of Columbia Falls,
Mrs. Perry Crandall and Mrs. Au-
,rey Walker, Kalispell.
PROMOTION DAY
Sunday will be promotion day
or the Community Presbyterian
sunday school, which is to be held
ach Sunday in the Bureau con-
erence hall from $50 to 1920 am.
Those promoted to new depara-
nents will get certificates of pro-
notion. Teachers are Mrs. Duane
,einoehl, three year olds; Mrs. Don
)eVall, four and five year olds;
Grs. Perry Crandall, first, second
nd third grades; Mrs. John Yer
rees, fourth, fifth and sixth
rades; Mrs. Bud Michels, seventh,
ighth and high school. Mrs. Gene
and Mrs. Lloyd New
ouse are substitute teachers. Mrs.
erry Crandall is superintendent
nd John Vertreee Jr., is secre-
and pianist.
All children in this age group
re most welcome.
Regular IL am. services of
Iartin City-Hungry Horse Com
unity Presbyterian church will
e Sunday in the Bureau confer
ace hall. All are invited to attend
srvices.
Ladies aid of Martin City-Hun-
ry Horse Community Presbyter-
n church will meet Thursday at
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Opening Game Room

MARTIN CITY = Martin City
schools game room will be OPP
ened next week in Chuck Fields
old store building on Main street.
Chuck Fields is donating the
space. 1t is for supervised recrea-
ton and projects by fifth and sixth
graders.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Released from Hospital

MARTIN CITY-Lyle Hamilton,
owner of the M & M, was released
from the hospital in Spokane We'd
nesday, and went to Chinook by
train where he will stay with his
sister, Mrs. Edwin Cottke.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24
Visits in KenneWick

MARTIN CITY = Mrs. Vern
Greene visited her brother -in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Hinerman in Kennewick, Wash,
last weekend.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24

1:30 pm, at the home of Mrs. Ross
Luding, Martin City. All interest
ed ladies are welcome.
Westminster Fellowship group
of Martin City-Hungry Horse
Community Presbyterian church
will meet Saturday evening at 7
o. IN, at the Manse in Martin City.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-24

Mrs. Erma Morehouse, Helena,
and son, Gary Barnes, were Flat
head visitors last weekend. Gary
is enrolling for his sophomore year
at Brigham Young university
Jimmy Barnes is freshman at
Helena high school.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
ARROW

The Par, Of high count
broodcloth, with soft spread
collar with stoys, French
front and French cuffs.
3.95
Evening star., 1954-04-09
MANHATTAN :

The Span, with q fused COL
lar, specially processed for
extra long wear, French
front and button cuffs.
3.05
Evening star., 1954-04-09

The Dart, Of high count
broodcloth, with topered fit,
medium point fused collar
and button cuffs. 3.9S
Evening star., 1954-04-09

The Doroch Burt. tailored Of
fine Oxford cloth, with but
ton down collar, French
front ondbutton cuffs. 4.SO
Evening star., 1954-04-09
ARROW

The Do e, of high count
broodcIoth, with medium
point fused collar, French
front and French cuffs.
500
Evening star., 1954-04-09

SuperbIy toiIored of fine inn
ported broodeloth, with me-
dunn point soft coIIor.
French front, French cuffs.
8.0S
Evening star., 1954-04-09

Unusually fine hieh-count
broodcloth, with medium
point soft collor, French
front and French cuffs.
500
Evening star., 1954-12-19

1901 18th sT. NV, NEAR RI.
bldg. with switchboard service
Avail: January /. See mgr, or call
CAFRITZ DI. 10000
Evening star., 1954-12-19

COLORED-EFFICIENCY APIS.
NV. AND SW. SECTIONS
Desirable and very reasonable rent
CALL WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, 931 II st. NV. Ma. S-4S1S
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Aldon Properties, RA. sofia
GOOD HOPE GARDENS
1907 18th st. Sc.
2 BEDROOMS
NEWLY DECORATED
To inspect, see janitor, 1911 18th
st. s.e. LU. 1-5536.

NEWLY DECORATED
st. Sc. IUe 1850. 5i'f' i'ii 1''h
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. MA. s-210o
C0LoRED--1sO4 M ST. N.E.-Upper
bath: adults only; utilities fur
nished. Ii. 4-0341. --22
COLORED-b5th ST. Me- bed
rms. liv; rm., kit, dinette. bath
sEALTY sdsALa.x CO.. DI. 1887 Open
CoLoRED-s14 10th sT.-Mod.. s.
only cs L lts se5sT ssin sv. smPs s1s sqSlIs san
CoLoRED-so t ST. NV rms.
furn.; vacant. SIS. EN-. 10000.
CoLoRED--1118 4th ST. N.W.o-s
$75, HARRISON d ADAMS, Ma.
coLoRED-4411 FooTE ST. NE
2 rms, kit. and bath; redec.; S65.
HARRISON q ADAMS, MA. s-s30s.
CoLoRED--Isse nth ST. NV
Enc; remodeled bldg: $45. HAIR
R1soN & ADAMS. Ma. s-s3os:
CoLoRED--a80I e5th ST. Nj
Bsmt. apt; l bedrm,, liv. rm., kit.
bath: no children: cple. ME. S-4210
COLoRED--a OR 3 ROOMS. kitchen
and bath and garage; available jan
uery l. LA. 6-2192 after 5. --19
COLORED--G. W. CARVER GARD.
ENS-l and e bedrm. apis. now
available, In this conv. loc,. from
SEA so. incl. utils.: res mgr, 4S01
East Capitol ST. LU. 4-6s54 or CO
k-o222. WALKER IL DUNLOP, INC
CoLoRED-4Ioo BLK. ILLINOIS
AVE. N.W.--Vacant: private: lst-
floor apt; 2 rooms, kit, dinette
bath, and refgr.; utils. incl; empl
couple. RA 6-2579. --l9
COLORED-la5 nth ST, S.E.-2
rms. kit, dinette and bath; S67 Sc
glgs ptils, sI, CHARLES C. CONNER COME
coIoRTD1oie4s 44.h ST. Ne
rms. kit, dinette and hath: SOS
plus ptils; CHARLES c. CONNER
CoLoREDIsioe CoLEIDScs s4.h ST. s.E.ga SEE
rms. kit. dinette and bath: sec
plus utils: CHARLES c. CONNER,
RE. TsO2l0 -lH
Evening star., 1954-12-19
840O Greenwood Ave.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
NEWLY DECORATED

2 rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath
Heat and hot water furnished. Con-
venient to shopping areas and bus.
Rent only $40. To inspect see man
ager. Mr.. Soper. basement. S407
Greenwood ave. Phone JU. 9-3457.
B. r. SAUL CO.
q25 18th st. NV. MA. S-2f00
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Home for Christmas

Home for Christmas
Apis. Available Now and Jan. l
1911 Park rd. n.w.-Large 1-bedrm
apt. with parauet floors. Just step!
on 18th st.. with very low rentals
1918 Oates st. -bedrm. apt.
N very convenient ne!ghborhood
4b. Keys In Apt. No. 26.
1443 Sheridan st., Apt. 2O3--1-bedrm
apt. In top neighborhood; $3.50
utils. incl.
1887 Spring I'd. NV, Apt. 2O4-
Lge. efhciency with separate dinettI
and kitchen. Rent, $56.50.
1441 Euclid st.. NV, Apt. 2O3-1.
bedrm. apt: conv to Euclid Nursery
School; S72.50. utils incl.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K ct. NV. Elk. 8-1s1l
Evening star., 1954-12-19
APARTMENTS
AVATT,ART,E
MIRAMAR

1l1s 18th st. NV, Elk. s-24s.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

WASHINGTON GROvE-cony. NH
Navy Medical. 3 bedrms.. lge. liv
rm.. firepl., screened porch; nr
school and shopping. LO. 4-OSl3
BOULEVARD HGTs.-4 rooms and
bath, utilities furnished; S65. 20
RoCKVILLE-1 and Q bedrms., liv.
rm.. dinette, kit, bath, screened rear
porch; near schools and shopping
center; $65-SS0 mo. PO. 2-30C3.
81
ATTRAC. / and Q bedroom apis. in
small brick. bldg. home-like appear
ance: Takoma Park location: may
control own heat: utils. paid; indi-
vidual storage lockers efic. apt.
S45; 1-bedrm. apt, S6s.50 TO $50;
2-bedrm. apt. S95. Ju. $3.50;
TAX. PIX, 7l6 Maplewood ave. -
Studio q Iis,,. aptss lge; rm.' git; bath bath
Coral HILLS AT b. {. LISE-,2 and
ing ing all utilities; slnss near school. shops eop'
TWO 2.BEDRM. APIS, SOS and
500; one l-bedrm. apt, SIT so.
In 8 and unit bldgs., close to
shopping and schools: freshly dec
Grated. Call JU. 9-6456. ID
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER.
500 Defense hwy, Bladensburg.
Md. Next schools and shopoing cen
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S
Evening star., 1954-12-19

CoLoRED-1se7 1eth ST. NV
plus utils. CO. 5-2S33, Ia. 9-6249.
AVE. N.E.-2
rms, kit. and bath. Reduced to
S57 so plus utils. CO. 5-2S33. ia.
COLoRED-MT. oLIvET RID. NE,
900 blk. Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. din.
and bath. 1st or End a. $3.50.
BLUE REALTY CO.. DI. 7-5S27.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
COLORED
5404 FOOTE ST. NE.

AS 0Oth 81. NE.
Mod. 2 lge. bedrooms, nv, rm., kit,
tile bath. hardwood floors. refgr.,
front and rear entrances to each apt.
Cony. schools. shopping. transp.
SIS mo-, plus utilities. Inspect til
s pm. Key in Apt. l.. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO., 915 New York ave.
NV. Ma. 8-7416. 20
COLORED - 1445 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.-First A.. 3 rms, kit. and
bath. $50; bsmt.. rms. kit. and
bath, $65.
2842 18th st. n.e.-Bsmt.. 1 rm.,
kit. and bath; all utils. furn.; S55.
Adults only.
1717 s st. n.w.-one rn.. kit. share
bath; adults only; S42.5O.
1904 Euclid st. n.w.-First d., 3
rms, kit. and bath: $S5.
Apply GUY THINNER, 1929 11th st.
nv. NO. 7-4901.
COLORED - 45l RANDOLPH ST.
NV rms. kit, tiled bath. new
condition. Reasonable.
5000 Sheriff rd n.e.-2 rms. kitch-
en-, share bath
EUGENE DAVIDSON, INC. Ho. q
Evening star., 1954-12-19

e Ice. BEDRMs., liv. rm., din. fm.,
kit. Ice. yard; wonderful for chill
SILVER live 3 sPRfSG.ioyels nHi IL i.oSls 1-6edIm.
apts., overlooking woods: newly dec: (:
sep. din. nice kit. excel. closet
space; ldry.. storage. parking facil:
gtiis, MRS MRS WHEELER res. mgr
COLLEGE Park, 1902 Yale ave-
or bedrm. apts.. block to
transp. and shopping center; walk
ing distance Of Maryland Univ;
garbage disposal: exhaust fan. pic
PfNEY fsi w4i ERaSca.rLowER ialSciigi ARA AREA
utils. not incl: $S6. 10. 3-6SS9.
COLMAR MANOR-Two bedrms.. liv.
rm.. kit. pvt. bath and entr.; $50
mo, utils. sI incl 3612 39th ave.
ONE n E BEDRH., aEiIia. nv. rm.. kit. and bath;
lewis ave. Sc. 10, s-7s44. --22
Observation-Disclosures apt, $55
mo-: also 1-bedrm. apt. S72.50, in
cluding all utils. In Princess Ann
Apts.: centrally located. nr. schools,
CHURCHES, shoppins and transp.
TAkosIA ifiARk-Nevly .e.e.. 1ss.n.
apt: iv. rm. with frepl.. din. kit,
sarigm. Adults only. $50. 70.
rsK0Mx AROMA PARK-a bedrms.. liY. rm.,
firepl., dinette. kit. and bath; com.
pletely redecor.: 500 per mo. Can
r. A.: HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma.
CHEW svI' CHASE bedrm.. Nv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath: $75. Cali
SILVER SPRING. Montgomery Hills
Lovely, compact, modern: very
reasonable; adults. ia. 9-4140.
BRENTWOOD. 35O4 Webster st-3
rms. pvt, bath, u.il. incl; pvt.
home, 1 blk. to bus. UN. 4-2139.
BETHESDA. Md and Q bedrms =.
liv. rm. din. space, kit. bath and
rear screened porch, S60-SS5. SAM
UEL e. BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 4-1270.
SILVER SPRING-2-bedroom apart
ment fer immediate possession; near
shopping center. bus, schools. close
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, JU. g.
SILVER SPRING. bedroom apt.
$50 Bradford rd., No. l; ST6 plus
utilities. JU. 5-5462.
ROCKVILLE, Md b.r.. !. T.. de
nette, kit, bath: S75 so plus utils.
213-A Dawson ave. Open. To. 2-2030.
PRIVATE APT. in Sill. sps., SIS mo-,
including utilities; part Of v tTo-unn UNI.
arate entrances. rooms. kitchen
and bath: available now. RIPLEY
A. ROMER JU. 9-7539; open ewes.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
12-DARK
GLEN MANOR
HApnENc

A1A4k4<414N0
2-STORY DUPLEX APT.
2508 HOLMAN AVE.
8 bedrooms, 1k baths.
The latest in apt. homes.
Conv. to schools, bus
Walter Reed annex,
Johns Hopkins Research
playground area fol-
children. Individually
controlled thermostat
for heat and air-cond.
Immediate occupancy
$133.50 month, incl
heat, gas, water, trash
removal, care of lawn,
free laundry facilities
Call Mrs. Long, JU. g.
2038. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen I'd, left to Hale pl,
(Srd st. on right, and
right to property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
942 Wayne Ave JU. 5-30IC
LARGE GARDEN APTs.. j and .
bedrooms, S72 so and $3.50 up,
One block to shopping center,
schools; newly redec., fast, direct
transp., downtown D. c.; 53rd pl.
and Defense hwy, Bladensburs. Nd
Res Mgr, WA. 1874.
Meurilee Arms AptS.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

TAKOMA PARK. ATD.. 10 North
$3.50 to sol so: and Q bedrms..
bath, iiv.. din. and kit. with stove
and refgr.; utils. incl. Cali FRED
ERIcK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1T22 L st. NV. MA. S-7621 or
MRS. Misner. JU. 7-93T9.
3716 QUINCY ST.. APT: Ia larst
bath; available for. Immediate occu-
pancy. To inspect, pick up key at
3714, between and $3.50 daily:
or call DI. T-4244.
TAKOMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt; pvt
entr., on express husline; $55 incl
utils.: adults. JU. 5-219S: 81
rms; can be furnished. Call ~
Evening star., 1954-12-19

1855 EADS ST.. NE.
2 rms. kit. and bath. new modern
BLDG, $62 80.
1014 4STH PLACE. NE.
2 rms. kit. and bath. close to transp..
S82.50
1929 B ST, @. u.
3 rms, kit. and bath. very desirable.
SIS.
336 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
2 rms. kit. and bath. close in. $42.b0.
$50 3rd ST. NE.
2 rms. kit. and bath, downtown. s6b.
.907 N ST. NV.
2 s3 rms kit. and bath. convenient.
GOSS REALTY co.
|2144 K ST, NV. Ma. S-1353
Colored-De Luxe 2-Bedrm.
$50 62nd st. ne. gas. hot-water heat.
IMMEDIATE possession. At bus termi-
nal and stores.
P at 332 62nd st.. AUERBAcH
DI. 7-6501 TU. 2-sSS9
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Dr.. Bowers 10 Head
Wisconsin Medical
By N. A..oeia,.d Pres.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 18.-Dr.
John z. Bowers, II. dean Of the
University of Utah college Of
medicine, was picked by the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin board Of
regents today to head the med
ical school, effective July /.
The regents selected DR.. Bow
ers of Salt Lake City to succeed
Dean William S. Middleton. who
will devote full time to research
and teaching.
DR.. Bowers, dean at Utah since
1880, has built a wide reputation
as administrator and radio-bi-
ologist, directing some of the
Nations major research into ef-
fects of radiation. He has rep
resented American scientists in
a series of international projects,
the most recent Of which has
been work in India.
A native of Maryland, DR..
Bowers received degrees at
Gettysburg (Pa.) College and
the University of Maryland. He
served as chief of the medical
branch, biological and medical
division of the Atomic Energy
Commission in Washington in
1945-48; as deputy director of
the division from 1948 to 1850,
and as a medical consultant to
the commission during the past
four years.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
ID. c. Bird Fanciers
Pull Six Top Prizes
Al National Showing

Washington area bird fanciers
!. took six Of the top prizes yester-
day in the National Capitol
Canary and Budgerigar Clubs
Goth annual show at the An
napoliS Hotel.
More than 1000 birds-canar-
les. parakeets and finches filled
the hotels Everglades Room for
the one-day competition.
Charles Mankin, a 54-year-old
painter of 2032 North Taylor
street. Arlington, who maintains
about 40 canaries as a hobby,
won The Evening Star trophy
for the best canary bred and
banded by a Washington area
breeder. His winning entry was
clear yellow singer.
Other canaries winning were
owned by:
Mrs. Jane Robertson, 6516
Eighth street NV, first prize.
Mrs. Henry R.. Brown, 7002
Westmoreland avenue, Takoma
Park, Md, second prize.
Clara and John Reidy, Ma
nassas, Va, third prize.
Parakeet winners:
Wes Lytle, Buffalo, N. Y, first.
Fred Talbot. As Elizabeth drive,
Mclean, Va, second.
Calvin Hartman, 921 East
Capitol street, third.