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Personals

Pvt. Wayne II. Cha,,in. son
of MIR. and Mrs. ArCl Chattin.
has been in the hospital al Fort
Ord, Calf. for several weeks
with virus pneumonia. His ad.
dress is |. $ Army Hospital,
Ward CA. Fl Ord.
Mr.. and Mrs +. B Handy and
Mr.. and Mrs Ncrn Mccks at.
tended the annual Carter Oil
Company Dealers banquet at
the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls
Tuesday evening Included in the
program was entertainment by
the Four Knights. a colored
group of radio and tclcviSion
fame. and other top names in the
entertainment world.
Mrs. George Morgan left on
Wednesday morning for Billings
to spend a week with her daugh-
ter and Sonin,law. Mr.. and Mrs
James Robbins
Mrs. Mary Ground returned
home this week after spending
some time in NliSSoula visiting
her son Gene. and family. Gene
is student at the University
They went out 10 the airport to
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building. left Thursday for Den
yer. Colo. where she has accept
ed employment.
Steve and Charlie Gerard are
leaving Sunday on their annual
hunting trip. DR.. Gilpin. who was
a dentist here at the hospital and
is now practicing in Bozeman. is
going with them.
Mrs. Bill Corkins entertained
a foresomc at bridge in hel
home Monday afternoon Mrs
George F. Ticrney had higl
score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Hall and
family moved Tuesday into 4
house across from the Legion
Hall. They had been staying will,
her mother. Mrs. Ethel Mer'
chant. until they could find suit.
able housing.
Mrs. Jerry RoSenbcrger re-.
turned to her home last Friday
from the hospital in Cut Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shook
went to Kalispell Tuesday to
visit friends and see the World
Series on tclcviSion. They re-.
turned home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Schlen.
ske and family Of Great Falls
; and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman
of Springfield. Florida. were
week end guests Of Mrs. Schlen.
skies mother. Mrs. Hazel Guardi.
pee
Mrs. J. L. Leadbctter took the
plane out Of Cut Bank Saturday
for Denver. Colo. where she will
visit her sister.
Mrs. NJ. ". Hoffman took over
the Yegan Cafe Wednesday
morning Of this week. The cafe
has been under the management
Of Mrs. Margaret Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Jordan re-.
turned Monday night from Hot
Springs. S. Oak. where they had
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Jor.
dams sister. Mrs. Helen Bordeau.
Mrs. Roma BarcuS and family
have moved into town for the
winter. Mrs. Barcus is working
in the Browning Laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Colbert and
granddaughter. Marceline Doug.
las. left Tuesday morning for Ok.
mulgee. Okla. TO visit their
daughter and husband. Casino
and Newton Lamar. and a new
grandson.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Weber
and family of Cut Bank were
Sunday guests OF the Henry
Webbers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art LUTON of
Spokane were week end guests
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
lronpipe.
Mrs. Hazel Woods and Mrs.
ldell Smith Of Brady arrived in
the city Saturday to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods.
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see Cardinal spalman and his
party arrive for the St. lgnatius
centennial and also attended the
three day celebration at ST.
lgnatius.
Nate Goss was taken by am.
bulance to Columbus Hospital in
Great Falls Monday. Miss Audra
Panbrum. a nurse at the Black.
feet Hospital here. accompanied
him on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elem.
and. Jr.. and family of Butte Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flem'
and. Sr.. here from Saturday un'
til Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Swing ley
we're called to Helena Monday
by the sudden death of Mrs.
Swingley's uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Flemand and
family of Butte arrived here
Sunday night to spend their va
cation with Mr.. Flemand's par
en,s, the Edward Flemands.
They will be here for about
another week.
Mrs. Patricia Franks. " no
works at the J. L. Sherburne
Agency. left Sunday for a vaca'
ton in Great Falls.
AIicky White. who has been
working for the past several
months for the oil abstractors
company located in the Agency
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Browning. Montana.
Business manager. John Nj.
Self, Browning. Montana.
2. The owner is:
John NJ. Self. Browning, Mon.
tana: Evelyn l.. Self, Browning,
Montana.
3. The known bondholders,
mortgages. and other security
holders owning or holding l per.
cent or more Of total amount of
bonds. mortgages, or other Sc.
curities are:
T. A. Busey. Goldendale, Wash.
ington.
4. The average number of cop.
les Of each issue of this publica.
ton sold or distributed. through
the mails or otherwise. to paid
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Statement Required By The Aei
Of August ~. 1912. As Amended
By The Acts Of March ;. 1888
And July z. 1915 title 80. United
States Code. Section 1881 Show
ing The Ownership. Manage
msnt. And Circulation OF The
Glacier Reporter published
weekly at Browning. Montana
for l October. 1854.
l. The names and addresses of
the publisher. editor. managing
editor. and business managers
are:
Publisher. John NJ. Self,
Browning. Montana.
Editor. John NJ. Self. Brown.
ing. Montana.
Managing editor. John NJ. Self,
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They returned to Brady Sunday.
o. A. Telefero was a Great
Falls business caller Tuesday.
Joan Kennerly is now employ
cd by the Browning Mercantile.
She began work Tuesday.
Thelma Renig was caller In
Cut Bank Tuesday morning.
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subscribers during the II months
preceding the date shown above
was: 800.
John NJ. Self,
signature of publisher)
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 4th day of October, 1854.
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Florcnce r. Coulter.

Florence II. Coulter.
Notary Public for the slate
of Montana Residing NJ
Browning. Montana. MY
Commission Expires July
9th, 1857.
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ARL., close tn-..--New / and 2 bedrms. !:
COW. GeorgetcWn.. D. c.. Pentpgof.
ssa 10 s e siob; ntils a sxcspt se eisc
no children. 1902 TT. Myer DIR.
ARLINGTON Beautiful 1-bedTm.
apt. 5 MINIS. to Pentagol; all utils.
$3.50. ia. 7-52O0. ~-1S
ALEX. Studio apts.; also bedrms.,
newly decor. Can be furn.; gardens.
free parking. Call Mon. DI.; 1880.
VICINITY GLEBE RID. AND LEE
HWY. NORTH ARLINGTON
One and two bedrm. apts.. $50 and
$l05 mo. incl. utils::: laundry ia
ctlitieg; ] blk. to shopping. buSiine
and George Washington parkway.
10 min. to ID. G. and pentagon.
IA. 4-l300. lib
HILLSIDE GARDENS APIS.
1914 N 18th St. Arlington. Va.
-bedrm. apt. $50. 80; 2-bedrm. apt,
sos. All utils. included.
ia. G-6677 ia. 9-424A
LIZ
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AIR-CONDITIONED
'TITXTTRY APARTMENT
CARLTON HOUSE

2bUU WISCONSIN Ave. NV,
Studio and 1-bedroom apartments
in one OF Washington's finest
apartment buildings. recently COM
pleted Decorated by Dorothy
Draper. Inc. Magnificent views,
year-round air conditioning; secre-
tarial telephone service, package
receiving room. roof sun deck, over
looking city and Potomac Valley
amplifled master teleyision antenna
system: ground-fioor laundry inside
garage. Rents as low as $3.50 for
available studio apartments. Man
agement on premises,
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

CHEVY CHASE, d. CT bedrooms,
3la baths, large din. rm. and living
rm.; rent S225 per mo. Call TIE. e.
$3.50. between 10 and 6.
ALEX. --2-bedrnl. rambler, nice fenced
yard in rear; 4 Minis, from Pentagon;
500, TIE. 6422a5 la
SuITLAND AREA-$95; 3-bedroom
brick semidet.; auto. washer. gas
heat. 10. S-SS37 after & pm. --l5
TWO-BEDRM. BRICK; automatic gas
heat; 2410 Southern ave. Sc. tShip-
ley TERRACE, 500 mo. Call Mr..
CoLuiMBIA Ii PINES YAREA--Nev, : liv
rms, din. rm., cleo, kit. 3 bedrms:,
2 baths swimming, wading pool,
pvt; garage, $3.50. JE. 2-27S3.
---15
WHEATON sECTION-Beaut. new g.
hedrm. brick rambler: gas heat.
fenced front and back yards. EN-.
Mn. RAMBLER - A bedrms., zig
baths. Community swimming pool.
Avail. May for 2 yrs. Sl75, 10.
1887 KENYON ST. N.w.--Rental,
with option to buy on easy terms.
ME. $4,000. --l9
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2.BKDRM. ATT. tile hath. Ire kit.
dinette and liv. rrl.; paid uttls.; pvt.
home, 6chool-age children only. 10.
AIRS. xvAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
800 Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Md.
Next to schools and shop. ctr, bus
stop ct door. WA. 7-2768. -2I
ROCKVIELE-One and two bedrm.
apts., liv. I'M. dinette. kit, bath,
screened rear porch; mr. schools and
SHOPPING center; $6b to $50. PO.
TA lSSS PARK, eso1 Redtop I'd
Available now; 1-bedrm. apis; large
liv. rm. dinette, kit. tile bath;
storage locker: individual thermo-
stat; near bus and shopping; $75
and $50 per no., utils. incl. Also
2-bedrm. apt, sos per mo-. utils.
incl; Days. JU. 9-i315; ewes. JU
ROCKVILLE, MD.-2-bedrm. duplex
ant Tenant furnishes gas and cleo. |;
$79.5O RA. 3-Obs0. LIZ
ExTRA-LAR1E / and 2 bedrm. apis,
direct transp. TO d. c.. close to
schools and shopping center. 53rd
pl.. Defense hwy. 1858 quincy pl.
Bladensburg. Nd. WA. 7-3721
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RED COACH TAVERN. located at
32u9 l4th st. NV. near Park I'd.
OPP. two large and 10-cent stores.
Well equipped, air cond., ready to
open. LIQUOR license, obtainable; Very
5uSy legation; Real opportunity for
to operate this type setup. Mostly
sandwiches and platters; sold from
display IN front window. About 40-tt.
solid mahogany-top bar; red knotty.
way Stores purchased biock-iong lot
directly in rear. For sale by original
builder of Red Coach. BOB HOL-
LANDER. viii accept $4,000 down,
balance easy monthly payments.
FG GH EQUIPPED, nicely stocked
must sell regardless of price, make
offer: good 1-man store. RIA. 6-44SO,
HE. 4-797a. NO TRIFLERS, la
AND GIFT SHOP. in o
very busy and successful shopping
free parking; real opportunity for
live wire. Very little cash required.
JE. $4,000: ewes, RIA. 3-6736. ID
A MAN to help set up and operate
on share basis, motor tune-up dept.
IT. in ., large service. station; Ability 70
Apply to BOX 1896, Star. giving
complete employment record and
personal history in first letter. lis
TAILOR-Cleaning shop over 90 yrs,
good business, nice profit; owner Ill,
co. 5-9632. weekdays.
for sale; downtown locas
ton. Call 4 to IL pm, Elk. 3-9691.
1Ss
HOUSE, colored, occupieds
good NV. rental section, consisting
of 9 rms. and 2 baths; priced al
only Sll 900, SO, 600 cash required.
GUARANTY MORTGAGE CORP.
l025 Vt. ave. Elk. 3-1277. liz
Misunderstanding houses for man.
agement. GUARANTY MORTGAGE
CORP, 1925 Vt. ave. Elk. 3-1271.
--17
with some experience
in auto and body repairs to take
active part in our new, modern 2r
story bldg, situated on z acres Of
ground; located on U. 9. Rte. /,
Must have some capital. Address
Box l5, Woodbridge, Va. IL
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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APIS. UNFURNlSHED-vA.
NEW BLDG. near Kann's. One bed
extra Closets; bsTt.; wash. dryer.
inel ia. s-7so4 before IL after
caafaRRRYDALE AREA-5-rm. unfurn.
apt; conys transp.; reas.; 1st floor.
one SA 1 sEGsM.. liy. rm.. dinst @li kit.
and bath; available now. See res.
Or csli pf; 9.774o Monday; ..M15
S74.50-1 bedrm.. .liv. rm., kit, bath.
only. EN-. s-5e7s ' Or en-. s-ssoSs'
AUTOMATICALLY. rm., bedrm.. Kit.
bath; 2nd-fioor front; good cond.,
$3.50; one blk; to all transp.
lasEDR% Sa'y AP rs near Key Bridge.
April l and later. occup.. $40. and
$3.50. incl; al utilsi settled adults.
Res. mgr. "a. 2-Q792t Ma
Theater. min. Pentason, All. Han.
D. c. Avail. now. IA. 7-0744.
ARL.-1n the heart of the Ruck i1
ham area this proven project ex-
EuIRltlICo NOAfEhlCACE plAS. AVAIL
bedrm. apt, stones throw of grade
school, Hecht's shopping center,
transp. and theater. S94.50 rent
incl. utils. POMPONIO REALTY.
INC, ia. 10000, III
bedrm.; walking
distance Hecht store, .Arlinton Hall:
mr.. buses: $50 mo. incl. all utils.
See MR.. HARRIG. 5lSsN. Thomas
Ct. CAN ia. S-3366: eyes,. ia.
ARLINGTON - 1-bedrm. apt; SIS,
plus utils.; pvt parking. and laun-
dry; 2 blks. bus and shopping; s
min. Pentagon, Fl. Myer and D. c.;
available Mar. 16. ia. 7-1910. or
THE RADNOR, cony. to Pentagon.
TT. Myer and downtown--1st A.. e.
bedrm. apt: separate dining area
garbage disposal: ofi-street parking:
Sl25 incl. utils. Avail April /
AkIINGTON--small apt; stove and
reigr; INCL, pvt. sntr.; ideal for
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS-Excell 2-bed-
rm. apt. with 1890 iiv. rm., sep.
din. rn., mod, kit: best apt. loo in
Gify; vacant. FRHNk 6. PHILLIPS,
ri sE6R l4ll io ssss;. OIL .p2 2-4s34; 81
eel. transp.; no profits no con" commits, Is
sion. Box 9Th. Star. --I6
SOMETHING you are LOOKING for, one
q the good locations, only Is min.
from the Capitol 2-bedrm ant
furnished. at reduced price. Reason
Ior sale, must leave city soon. Cal
Lo. I-9oo6. Is
DE Luxe ONE BEDROOM at 302a
ontario road NV. modern 4-year-
e ao bldg. This apt. is on the. 5th
s so9r overlooking Rock Creek Park.
space. Price SI4 $50 Cali Mr.. Hol-
land. ewes, OIL. 9-s679. II. G..
s sM15HY co. sl1 18th st. NV,
1-BEDRooM COOP APT. s3oo
down, furnished, 20 Chesapeake st
s.w, near Naval Research Lab. ,
price, $5,a51; payments. SOS per
mo. including EVERYTHING. II you
just amt very smart. Cal Mr.,
Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY co. ST.
3-736S.
ARLINGTON - Lge. Arm. land bath
corner apt. / block direct busline
to Pentagon and downtown b. C.;
or-street parking; SS7.37 per mo.
includes everything. OWNER will
sell equity for $1,000. ia. 7-5942
--2l
= BEDR-MS. - $1,000; Liv. rm.;
xtra-large kit: 3 spacious bedrms,
and bath; $50 per mo. paws prirl..
int. taxes, ms, utils., and maint'
$500 down sII4Ls REAL ESTATE.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN. seldom home. win share or rent
entire furn. or unfurn. small new,
attractive 3-bedrm, brk. rambler;
vic. Wheaton. EN-. 1869. is
WANTED. white. to share hse., furn..
full privils.. l or . children ok, S5S
mo-; mr.. II and D ne. Ii. 4-6lI7.
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NEW

One bedrm. So. SO. two bedrms. from
$3.50 plus all utils.; attrac. bldg,
excel rm. sizes. 81 Barnaby ST.
Sc; close to Boiling and Naval
Air Fields. Res. mgr. 10. 2-572T or
SHANNON g. LUCHS Co.. 1906 n
or 5s5'
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

HILLS TRANSFER-Anyd day or mr.
small and large jobs; trained men;
Iong.short bookings: ms. Ii. 6-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1909.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a specially. s. l.. MORRIS,
ny. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
RENT A VAN MAN SERVICE; driver
and eouipped van. $3.50 per hour
10. 2-3330. ID
ARE you MOVING To California or
TO some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates JUDSON
FORWARDING Ma. S-4S52.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Reason
able storage rates. ia. 9-2937. 15s
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COLORED
BROOKLAND
18th and airard st: NE. rms. kit.
and bath, completely renovated,
heat. hot water and janitor serv.
furn., S67.5O q month.
1919 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
2 rms. and bath, S57 mo-, all utils.
furn.
63s 14th ST. NE.
3 rms. kit. and bath, tenant iurn.
all utils.. $50 q mo.
62s FLORENCE ST. NE.
2 rms, kit. and bath, completely
renovated. tenant furn. utils., $50
q mo.
1920 MEADE ST. NE.
2 rms, kit. and bath. new. $50 mo.
heat and hot water furn.
sac 18th ST. NE.
2 lge. rms: incl. kit. bath, all utils.
turn., SOL mo.
235 DIVISION AVE. NE.
3 rms, kit. and bath, completely
modern, $50 mo-, tenant furn.
utils.
171s 1st ST. NV.
Bsmt. apt. with separate entrance.
2 rms. and bath, heat and hot water
furn., S45 mo
1885 9th ST. NV.
2, rms. kit and s. p. bath, heat and
hot water furn.. $50 mo.
Call John r. Plunkett, Inc.
$40 to 500 pm. on week days DU.
7-0707. 1909 N. ]. ave. NV.
LIB
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KENWOOD, MD.
Brick and-stone, center-hall, 3-bed-
rm., 3-bath home; library with fire.
pl., lge. inclosed porch; $500 per mo.
to approved tenant. Available April
] to Oct. /. Call BOSS 81 PHELPS.
INC MA S-Q3OO Ia
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APIS. UNEURNlsHEp--p. G.

COLORED--2337 PITTS PL. Sc
Liy. rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit. and
bath; ali utils. furn.; $72 mo-; apt.
on premises. J. +. WHisoNANT.
1910 Vermont ave; NV. MA. s-79l4;
c syts,i H. I SSsS Ann IRVING s LIS.
c Sasl b. s K N.W.-a rms. Kit,
SON q ADAMS. Ma. S.S30s. Id
CoL0RED-2,RM. KIT: AND Bath
s aSs'. scsSsltss ..e ss'l.0l' and depend
COLORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen and
c hath h. "a sth st. ne. Ii: 4-4e2G:
and bath. 18th and Penna. ave.
nv. . $ ss5 plus utils. co. b-2sss.
ctoloRE2DgLGE. I-RM. kit. bath
apt apt ssa aG I S. s s1En kit. es'h
COLORED-2Ol EYE ST. NM
rms, kit. and bath. $50; 2 rms.
kit. and bath; newly dec; sos.
c r@.' l Ky and b.; cleo. and sas - $40.
C 81 RIa5 EASTERN AVE ne.
-2. rms. kit, dinette, and bath;
modern apt. bldg. Heat and INV.
WIZ tssn g p a 49, rE Msy is 800 SD' il lo T.
COL0RED--eOI STA ST. Me-
Modern new apt. BLDG; $500 mo-.
ss II w VIZ ,; DAVIS; nc nc. 500 500 4 i
c 81 n;Eii nj SiSsSe ann coI lS
BIA RID. NV. 2 rms. and bath;
reas.: couples pref. tn. 2-2435.
coLoRED-s LOVELY ErFICsi. in
compl remod bldg: $62.5O. HAIR
BISON d ADAMS. s32 X st.. Ma.
coLSRRiE:D-HousE FOR RENT With
ave. Sc; 8 rms, bath. gas, elec.,
seos5 aeA' c CANE 'sf SEArfY fi CO. as,
1908 Nsw York ave. NV. -l5
c0LORED-BAY ST. s.E.-Apt., 2
TmTs' s ~, and bath. Monday all day.
CoLoRl2ephz Al ROOM. kitchen. din.,.e
and bath; employed couple; conv.
Nv section: RA. 6-59S2 --16
CoL0RED---uNFURN. APT. sos in
s. GUIDES t utlls 6l6 Quincy st. NV.
coIoRED, sis asth ST. N.W.-s
rms. with elee.; outside toilet: front
and rear yds.: SIS mo. ST, 5000.
co oni azl"s1 1889 SHEPHERD sr.
incl; $40 per mo; ME- s-4s1i. rs
COLORED-S35 PER MO. / rm. with
wall kitchenette, all utils. incl. No
children. Apply 426 Elm st. NV
CoIoRED@APT. $50 Der mo I
nm. and kit, refgr. No children. See
apt, at 1343 Corcoran st. NV. II
interested call Ii. 6-5604. --l5
COLORED-I3OO MASS. ave. NV
1-bedrm. apis. S69. so mo-: elevator
bldg. See janitor to inspect. VIM
cSIokEb7;.. lbs ssh saU 81. Ne;
and bath: $67 so. plus utIls. and
reigr; CHARLES c. CONNER. RE.
coi0RIED-Isss 9th sT. NV
rms. kit; and bath. $3.50 pei. mo.
c 81 sIfs4l REpEc.. Ill a1tm.,
kit. bath apt. in Deanwood. For
appt. call MICHAEL WALSH 4 SON.
oLoRED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe st. NV, Apt. 306--2
rms. kit. bath. porch. janitor serv.,
L1SS REALTY CO., ME. S-666S.
10
COLORED-GROUND APTS.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BRITISH GOVT. official requires fur
nished LIST or End Fl. air conditioned
apt. with porch and garage, mr..
Snoreham hotel. HO. 2-134O ext.
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APIS. UNfURNIsHED-Mp.

COLLEGE PIX, 1920 Knox rd. -. ]
bedrm.. liy.. rm. dinette. KIT, Walk.
center: $3.50 incl. iii utiis ON
4-2966 or 10. g-s062
TAKOMA PARK and Silver Spring
Clean, attr. and Q bedrms. M. bus
ALI utils. $S5-$I00. WA. 7-1799.
TAKoMA PARK, mr.. walter Reed.
Bedrm., Nv. rm., kit, bath. utils.,
$50 mo. 10. 6-S5e0. lis
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HOUSES UNFURNisHED
Evening star., 1954-09-13
Voters 10 Register
Tomorrow al S
Prince Georges Sites

A countrywide registration of
new voters will be held from
8 am. to 8 pm. tomorrow in
the IS polling places of Prince
Georges County.
In order to register to vote
in the November 2 election
residents must be 81 and must
have lived in Maryland since
November 2. 1853. and in Prince
Georges County since May 2
1854.
The list Of county polling
places, by election districts and
precincts. follows:
Vansville-1st-Beltsv Fire House
Bladensburg - 1st-Bladensburg Fire
Bladensburg-2d-colmar Manor Mu.
Bladensburg - Sd - Veterans Hall
Bladensburg - 4th - Landover Hills
Bisdensburg- urg-5th-Elmar Apartment,
Msrlboro-Mariboro Fire House.
Nottingham-Naylors store, Naylor.
Piscataway-church Hall Piscataway
Spauldings - LIST - Forestville Fire
spauldinss - I'd - Silver Hill Fire
sDsyldinss - I'D Boulevard Heisht.
spauldinss - 4th - suitiand Com
- spanldings - 5th - District Heights
queen Anne-Mullikin School.
AuuaSco-Davis Garage, AQuasco.
SurrattsEClinton Fire House,
Laurel --2d-Laurel Fire House.
Brandywine-Brandywine School.
Oxon Hill - 1st Oxon Hill Fir'
oxon Hill-2d-Forest Heights School
Central avenue and Largo road.
kent.2dKentlaRd Pe,,dT! Fire i a9u;s sou,.
MeiiWood-Mitcheh Building. Mari
Hyattsville-1st-Edm School.
=. .ASstssyiIle-sd-Hyattsvills Elemen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Junio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ford. Bill
chiiiamwist-Mount Rainier Ele.
Shlla%Sssssn'THeS ssIIla%SdsssT Hss rszs HSuss
Chilium-4th-Enos Ray School.
Chillum-5th-Mount Rainier Junio
High.
| School.
Chillum-7th-Ager Road School.
Chillum-Sth-Chillum Elementar!
Chiiium-sth--Northwestern Hisl
| School.
Chilium-1 -1Oth-Langley Park School
=. Seat Pleasant-1st-Capitol Heights
| Fire House.
Seat Pleasant-2d-seat Pleasan
| Fire House
Seat Pleasant-3d-F q rm o n
Heights Fire House.
Seat Pleasant-4th-Hillsid Fir,
| House.
Seat Pleasant--5th-Fa irm m o n
| Heiehts High School.
Riverdale-1st-Riverd Fire House
Riverdale-2d-Rivera H G h t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pa RI
| School.
Berwyn-1st-Be wyn Elementar!
| School.
Berwyn-2d-Municipal Buildtns
| College Park.
| School.
/ Qehnn1
Evening star., 1954-09-13
Builders Fall Festival
More Than 100, 900 Inspect Model Homes,
Star Staff Photos.

about 2 pm. Saturday afternoon
till late yesterday afternoon.
eve had 1000 persons here
and will have another thousand
or so before we lock up at 10
p.m.," he said.
Biggest crowds yesterday came
between 2 and S pm. But many
builders reported that from noon
till almost dark visitors steadily
arrived to inspect the homes.
Builders showing houses in
the categories up to $4,000 re-
ported the largest crowds. But
one firm Offering a house at al
most $50, 1000 had crowds so large
that automobiles were parked
solidly on both sides of the street
for four -and-a-half blocks dur
ing most of the time between 3
and 5 pm.
Other firms showing houses in
higher-p priced categories also re-
ported an unusually good turn
out.
Evening star., 1954-09-13
7eocherWith hMoster|s Degree
Gets No DfferentioI in 4 Cities

Staunton, Suffolk and Waynes-
boro.
Newport News has the largest
differential among the cities. It
starts its beginning teachers with
B.A. degrees at $2.750, while MA.
holders are given an initial 3d.
600.
Thirteen cities provide 5000
differential, three $3.50 and eight
500.
Arlingt0n's Is Biggest.
Arlington, with a $500 differ
ence, has the biggest bachelor
masters gap among the coun-
ties. Nineteen counties have q
$500 differential.
All of the figures are included
in a Virginia Education Associa-
ton report analyZing teacher pay
in the Old Dominion for 1954-55.
YEA is an organization Of white
teachers.