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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

RANGE: Found in all sections of
Maryland including town or coun-
try, more common in crop farming
areas.
BREEDING: Breeds several times
a year-frst being as early as
January and February. Four to
seven born thirty days after breed
ing; hidden in followed fur-lined
depression among vegetation; tiny,
naked, helpless, each about four
inches long; by two weeks run
from nest. Mother makes nest and
protects young. Life span to eight
years, few live beyond l year
because of probation; serves as a
"buffer" for smaller rodents since
larger meat-eating animals prey
extensively ON the cottontail.
HABITS: Usually when danger
approaches will thump the ground
with its hind feet to warn others
of approaching danger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

Mrs. Arvey Richie and children,
Mt. Lake Park.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Frank Blamble home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Moon ana daughters
MI; Lake Paik.
C, ?aIIIoE ~ Ti,',iq ,,, Eu NI, 81 Nh,
G, liiit' i'i p+ - A. aTo NJ
W ili,'',i' I Tta, d ol 5,,u W, I i
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08
MANAGEMENT: Food-a variety

MANAGEMENT: Food-a variety
Of plants including herbs. tree bark,
and vegetables. Varies in numbers
through years. Sheds fur in May
June again in September October.
Management practices includes
field border and thicket paintings
of woody shrubs, evergreen trees
and shrubs, plot or strip paintings
Of grasses and legumes to provide
winter food, nesting and escape
cover. Brush piles along woods
edges and small waste areas is
desirable.
VALUE: Pest as crop and tree
destroyer. Appeals to hunters for
flesh and sport but carrier of
tularemia; fortunately, few cases
in Maryland. Fur used in manu-
facture of felt hats. Animals not
profitably raised in captivity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

L. S. reserves of coal were
placed at $50 billion tons. enough
fuel for another two centuries.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08
T1OYES


Sunday guests Of Nj and Mrs.
William EnloW were Mn and Mrs.
Dayton Savage and family, Hynd-
man, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Harley
Glover and family and Nh and Mrs.
Floyd Frazee and family.
Orval Schlossnaple returned to
his home At Marcus Hook. Pa, ON
Sunday after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Wilbmn.
Saturday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Custer were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Dewitt and
grandchildren, Nancy Tuney and
Mary Lou and Grayson Chapman.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Friend were Mr.. and Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

and the FBI feed this might take
too long when a quick decision is
necessary.
They're also afraid too many
people would be in on the essential
secret if the courts came into the
picture. Weighing the arguments.
and with slight msgivines. | have
concluded that the way to tap wires
to obtain evidence is with the eX-
press, written approval Of the At
torney General.
This gives our law enforcement
agencies another important scicn-
tific weapon in tracking down
crime We should remember that
traitors and subvcrsives use
science, too. as shown in Attorney
General Brownells testimony about
secret government documents hav-
ing been microfilmed and processcd
for tranSmittal to Russian agents
in laboratory in the basement Of
a Treasury Department employees
home right here in Washington.
Reps. Small. Broyhill and myself
failed last week in our attempt to
secure an appropriation for a new
veterans hospital in Washington.
It's badly needed, and we will try
again at our earliest opportunity.
Friday night III attend the
25th anniversary dinner Of the
Landon School Of Bethesda to help
congratulate Paul Banfield, the
founder. g.. Saturday Mrs. Hyde
and l will be on hand for the
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Izaak Wal
ton League outing. .. Wednesday
the Oakland Girl Scouts will visit
the Capital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16

194S DODGE, 4 dr.. Radio and heater
and fluid drive. Black. r. n. Ard
rey, Inc. Phone 246. 2-l3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16

MANS PIGSKIN GLOVE. size 9lh at
Madison County Fairgrounds,
Thursday. Finder please leave at
Madison Press office. Reward. Gus
Eiser. South SOlon Phone 3607.
32-l3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
Farms and Land
Seeds Plants Flowers

ATTENTION CORN GROWERS. If
you have any surplus corn acre
age under the government allot-
ment program, why not put it into
popcorn for a cash crop. Write as
for fun information. Northwest
Popcorn & Seed Co, p. o. Box PIT.
Delaware, Ohio. 9--l5
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
Autom0biIeS-USeC

n Audrey, Inc. Phone 246.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
Household Goods

LIVING ROOM SUITE and kitchen
ette set. Call S26W2. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
Situation Wanted

SHEEP SHEARINC. Basil Campbell.
Phone 8-S036 West jefferson.
.. 26-13
WILL DO washings and ironings in
my home. Phone l307W. 26--13
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
Special Notices 81

$3.50 DANCE at London High
School Auditorium, Saturday, Feb
ruary 27th. 2 pm. Sponsored hv
Phi Beta Psi Sorority. 34-14
BAKE SALE-At Rlacker's at nine
am Saturday. February 90, by
Jolly Circle Club. 34-13
SPAGHETTI SUPPER Moose Hall,
February 10, from 3 TO 9. Dona-
tion rs cents. ChiIdrens Plate,
half price. 34-14
POLIO DANCE. Summerford Science
Hill Grange Hall. $3.50 Dance.
Rhythm Ramblers Eats. Donation
so cents adults. % cents children.
Saturday, February 20, Somerford
Community Club. 34-l3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
2 Automobiles Used

EXTRA SPECIAL 1947 HUDSON, 4
dr. sedan. Radio and heater, full
price S295.00. r. n. Ardrey, Inc,
Phone 246 2-13
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
CARD OF THANKS
apartments UnIllfhShed rs Miscellaneous 81

WALL COVERING special 39c lineal
foot. We stock wall tile, linoleum
tile, asphalt tile, plastic tile, felt
base in ft., #. and / = fl. wild
tbs. Inlaid linoleum, dozens of
patterns in rugs, expert installa-
ton If wanted. London Appliance
Co, Winchester Bldg. 3l-l3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
Automobiles Used

1850 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN, low
mileage, light green finish. r. n.
3 Ardrey, Inc. Phone 246. 2-13
1850 DODGE, ? dr. sedan. New fin
ish, lots of extras. r. n Ardrey,
Inc. Phone 246 2-l3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
THEsEAilWEEKLY MADISON COUNTY 9EAocaAT LoNDoN OHIO
28 Money 10 Loan SO
Wanted To Buy

WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for good used furniture, stoves,
dishes. drapes, bedding, clocks.
guns. and miscellaneous Of all
kinds Call 138 2S--tf
MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS. The
Way to a Lovelier Complexion.
Enjoy a FREE Demonstration.
Call 323 for your appointment.
Rightsell Salon of Beauty, 1S5
Mound Street, London, Ohio.
3l-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16

1913 PLYMOUTH. dr. radio and
heater, spotless inside and out r..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16
Horses -Cattle-HogS

DUROC BOARS and OPEN gifts
Robert r Owens, Jeffersonville,
Ohio. Phone 6-64S2 3-16
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-16

BRED GILTS-Registere Hamp-
shires. Floyd Butts. Phone 1890
R3 3-l4
Evening star., 1954-01-02
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-Mp.

NEW 1 BEDRM APIS, completed for
Jan. 1st occupancy Large liv. rm.
dinette. lit. tiled bath. storage
moe ut % ins 70 sses sSBFfSS Houston sSs Court
Takoma PIX. Md. Days JU. $3.50
BETHESDA. MD.-one and 2 bedrm
E. e BodLEY. Ii; ?'H; INC. CuS OIL lug 6-7soo' NaoAA
hwy..Two-bedrm. Individual dwell
ing unit; conv. attrac loc. VIII re.
Gee. SEQ ,oo per mo- plus utils. Gall
500 200 4. Sis.l il. AVE. Apt. 1o1-Nr. ire
shopping center: spacious. ! and :,
bedrms, NV. rm. dinette, kit. and
bath: lge. closets: $3.50 and S9@ so,
BERwYN@Lse. liv. rm. with frepk,
ii sHy rs: ss mr. w% joff: sSs5 rs S:; s;.. adqt; S
TAkoSA Az S PARK-utn. apt. on bus
line. nr; stores; adults only: S6o;
siEXEf M1 ResPR sPR1NG@rTobedrm sSes w. s4nsa apt
Piney Branch rd. and Flower ave.
separate din. rm. and kit. with
tdDle space, SSf .OU Plus uLllS. JO.
9-I724, JU. 9-323S. 3
BASEMENT. . rms. bath. private
front entr.. utils. furn.; child ac-
APIS. AVAILABLE at Coburn Terrace,
800 Defense hwy. Bladensburg.
Md. next to schools and shop. cen
ter. bus stops at door. WA. 7-27fS.
SILVER SPRING-one bedrm.. liv.
rm., kit. and bath, bsmt. apt. avail.
immed; 171 S6,S$5 $55 mo. Call res. mgr
BETHESDA-Liv. rm.. dinette. kit. .
bedrms.. bath. conv. to transp..
shop. Call OIL. 4-74OO. Monday, 90.
LAUREL. near Ft. Meade - New
2-bedrm., dinette. liv. rm.. kit. apt.
in Aunt bldg: SS2 plus utilities.
Call Laurel 1861.
ONE-BEDRM. APT, &7O.SO MO-, all
utils. incl; close to transp.; no
pets. Call JU. $1,000. IS
TWO RMS, KIT. and bath; pvt. en-
trance. in private home. UN. A.
ONE -BEDRM, APIS. in Sligo Creek
PIX, Silver Spring-Attrac. mod. apts.
with liv. rm.. dinette. bedrm., bath
and nice size, kit; excel. closet space,
cross ventilation; apts. overlook
lovely wooded area; conv. to tranSp.
and shopping; SS2 to $S4 per mo-.
incl. utils.; adults. Shown day or
eve. JU. 7-7372. -3
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GEORGETOWN

1884 PROSPECT AvE1
Desirable 2-bedrm.. newly dec. apt;
lge. hv rm, kit. and tiled bath.
Rent. S125 per mo. To see call
DE. 2-7l4S or JU. 5-ngg4. a
Evening star., 1954-01-02
ErnhaSSY ApartnnentS

IA. rfn.. > Ice. bedrms.. lge. foyer.
eaifiprnent. Plenty Of closet space: !:
newly remodeled. 1913 Harvard St.
NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
242 PORTLAND ST, Sc.

Apt. Number l--Loyely 1-bedrm. unit
. redecOrated. Cona to Boiling Field.
$40 so. Incl. util. uN. 4-35O0; ewes.
and week ends. 10. 2-7603. 10.
3-b624.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
APIS. UNFURNIsHEDD. G.

Zoo VALLEY AVE. SEE bedrms.,
ltv. rm.. bath. kit. din. disposal.
closets, 8 expos; bus. shops. theaters.
Boiling. 10. 2-5641. EM. S-0426.
NR, FoRT DUPONT PIX. VII. neirSd..
lgs. I'd. pvt. laundry tub In bsmt.;
S74.60, plus utiis. II. 3-56S5.
Mr.. PA. AVE. BRIDGE-1 bedrm..
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath: conv.
lCe; ks. I. rent $6S % plus !. ntil ,Iss across rs
to 1412 Young st. Sc. Lu. 2-A960.
ZOE BRANDYwINE ST. s.E.-Beau-
tiful i and 3 bedrns. apis. In ex-
fgsiye ssrden1syIs dssyseloDmsnIs
incl. IN rent: Us $3.50. $50 $50 80. au NJ. NJ.
FRED 4. sMiTH CO. iiIs i7th
st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9.
sSSS 18th .ssr sT Sc .nt near 1ollas
Sit.. Excellent lent closet is i; SPACE: RSiie iradi.
yidual temperature control: near
today, St'a50. FRED "A. SMITH
Mf. PLEAsaNf 81 sEcTToNl, l1 Ssas sssss new
ton st. n.w.--Extra- large room. twin
sanIts, SsSii fit;d 10. bath good ''orase
BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Large 1-bedrm apt. $685. per no.;
incl al utils l2xi9-M tiv rm.,
llx17-ft 6edrm fun din, kit and
MRS LEONE. S0sI Sth st sc. Apt
No. 5. 10 2-4270 or UN 4,548S.
METROPOLITAN APIS.
zoo RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Large modern building; and 2
bedroom. apartments with liv, rm.,
sun parlor, reception hall. dinette.
kit. and bath: 2 exposures: rental,
$S5 to $99.50, including utilities
Call res. mgr. AID. 2-2667. -S
2225 N ST N.W.-e rms. Kit. and
bath, $49.50 and S53.25 mo.
2SO4 14th st. NV, Apt. 36-4 rms,
kit. and bath, $3.50 mo.
941 Mass. ave. n.w.-3rd A., 3 rms,
Kit. and cath, $40 mo-. incl. utils.
604 r st. NV rms, kit and share
bath $50 mo.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC, Realtor
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-Sl41
-3
TAKOMA, DE LUXE-&92.5 so
2-Bedrm. Apt. S515 Greenwood Ave.
SAM ROSEY AID. 4-2700
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CONN. AVE, APT. BLDG bedrms;;,

exposures. .elec.. incl. elevator and
B LARGE RMS. and compl. kit. ALI
utils. furn.. 1 blk. from Georgia
ave. shop center, $40 mo-. or SIT 90
.wk., 5oi 9th St; nv. So3
rms, dinette, kit. bath, scr. porch.
$45.50. L. T. GRAVATrE. Realtor,
SIS NEwCOMB ST. NV. Apt. A.
Large 1-bedrm. apt. with scr. rear
porch; conv. to Boiling Field. S59. so.
Evening star., 1954-01-02

New. 2 bedrm., pvt. entrance; $500
plus utils. lge. closets, garbage
disposal. exhaust fan, bus 1T door !;
adjacent to lge. public playground
with day school. Also new ef-
ficiencies, $56.50 plus utils. Phone
m 3-10A0 IA
Evening star., 1954-01-02
APTS. UNFURlllsHED-D. e.

1850 K ST. NE, APT. 8
2 rms. lit. bath. dinstte. screened
$40 so per mo. Key In bsnit., 1910
18th st.. ne. Y q o REALTY CO.,
633 I st. ne. Ii. 6-6i76. -S
COLORED-11l6 9Th 81. s.E.-1-
bedrm. apis. modern. Within walk
Ing distance Of Navy Yard. Large,
tiled baths. $3.50 per mo. HARRY
LuSsTINf. S11 18th st. NV, Ma.
c0LORED-Largs ! rm.. kit. apt.
Ss No sS' 7os4s sec sss 3 10a ana a.: Pm pm
COLORED--l324 EUCLID ST. NV
New de luxe apt. Of liy. rm.. bed
lrm., kit and bath; 500 per mo,
incl. .utils. No children. See res. mgr.
at Apt: i07 until pm. The
CAMBRIA MAJESTIC CO. RE
coLOSsED-eeO5 DUNBAR RID. Sc
New. de luxe l-bedrm. apt; complete
kitchen, pvt: entr., full bsn1t. with
laundry facil. Near all cony.. Az,
Al. A16; As buses; 500; 80; plus
siis Som NeE0Ra! Ea as!ssas~ s~aRKElssaB9S e KI ssseS
CoLoRED--ass7 PITTS PL. s.E.-
Apt. bldg; iiy. rm., bedrm.. large
compl. kit. and bath, End d.; avail.
now; S72. incl. all utils. and janitor
JAMES r wHisoSsIANTE. T. l.Sio Yer.
mont ave: NV. Ma. S-7914; ewes,
coIoREDzANiEw d. luxe s-bedroom S
apts.. 62nd and Dix-Range. refgr.,
$S2.60, plus ntils; AUEIREBsACH 4
COLORED-90O BLK. MI. OLIVET
RID. N.E.--Eniciency apts., $50 per
SIT per mo. DI6MER AUXIER CO.,
SG5 H st. nv. Ma. SOFIA. Ill =
COLORED-AVAILABLE Immediately
i1.bedrm, apt: liy; rm:. dinstte'
CoioRED@isth AND MONROE sT.
N.W.---Attractive rm.. kitchen and
bath. in modern. well-managed BLDG.
Conv. to downtown. ST. 80. incl.
heat heat ans hot water Apply sr3RT,ss t2Riter;
BRO Bllsos,,, iei0 1919 18th st. S1z NV. "a
COGIOORRiED-APT. BLDG, 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm., kit. and bath. S95 mo.
z bedrms; y,1 Nv; sSs, sEl;. kit. and BATH
ing rm., 2 bedrms., din. rm.. kit,
bath and porch. No children. $40
per mo. NO 7-1603. q
COLORED-2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH
Newly dec; mr.. transp. Ii. 7-4434
COLORED-APTs. IN ALL SECTIONS
-Reasonable; | and 2 bedrms. NO.
1892; Sun, LU. 2-fi864. -3
COLORED -iIO6 COLUMBIA RID.
NV. APT. 15-2 rms, kit. bath,
heat; $75 mo. See jan, 1l0S Col
I'd. LISS REALTY CO.. NE. s-666S,
coT nprn ,ooo no.h M acv W.
1-bedrm. apts. In new building; avail.
Apply AMERICAN SECURITY AND
COLORED-235o oNTARio RID. NV
---1-bedrm. apt. in modern bldg.
all utils. incl; S77.5O. Call Mr.
Smith with FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-1411: ewes. AID. LOTT. "a
COLORED--416 NEW JERSEY AVE
S.B.--Just one block from Capitol:
one room. kit. share bath; $500
including all utilities. B. r. SAUL
CO. 925 18th st. NV. MA. s-2100
"A
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. tcent. ]

1Oe7 18th ST. NE, Apt. 1.-TWO
bedrms.. liV. Fm., kit, dinette, bath.
screened porch; sos, plus utilities.
aSh 18th "a. nv. Ma. a-2I0O. 81
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEo-vA.

n: ARL.I2 bedrooms, pvt; entr;: We;
Blk. bus lines; 500 mo. plus utils.
AkE1NGTcN-avai Il; feaS a ia now; sss@p bedrm.,
kit, bath. liv. and, dinette; exhaust
iam and venefian sr eOnd OnHs arse wIea re rof fu
laundry facilities, auto. heat and
Pentagon. Navy and Signal. A
good place for good people. Adults,
aS sniGGsn 9r frrn pets sssbo 1t .nd Jx
ARL. -ROsSLYN AREA-Lovely. I-bed-
rm. apt. SO. incl. gas; adults. ia.
I11H5G 5Soo oak modern .s; Cor
Hechts: $e2.5o. oV. $4,000 after 8.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a lev
l-bedrm. units available priced from
Snatls White House. % Phone TIE IL. e-44oo or
come to ONCE in ADAMS BLDG.
cor. Mt. Vernon ave, and Russell I'd.
EtfsGi u &; sis; Ise ss P@: ssa;
Myer. Pentagon. GEORGETOWN, $lO5.
utils. except elec. No children. Out
Wilson blvd; left On Oak st.. right
MAGNOLIA GARDENs - Available
now Beautiful apd spacious 2 large
bedrooms, expandable living-dining
rom combination. Latest In kitchen
equipment. Parauet floors. Venetian
blinds. = exposures; utilities fur
nished, $50 me mo. For information.
- Best neighborhood;
new. bedrm.. S79.50; g bedrms..
$50: utils. except elec.; 10 minis. to
D., c.. mr.. Glebe I'd. 4014 Columbia
ARL.-S75. 1-bedrm. apt. Civ. rm.
13x22J. mod. apt. BLDG: blk. viii
son blvd. stores and bus; 8 blks. to
Wash; restr.; adults. ia. 2-330O.
ARLINGTON, nr. Pentagon, 7O2 9.
22nd ST. bedrms:, hv.. rm... kit,
dining area, bath; decorated; B ex-
posures; l blk. bus, shopping, school;
$50. OF. 4-S752. LU. 4-1O65. "a
ARL.-New de luxe extra.l 2-bed-
rm. apts., garb. disp., kit. fan; S110.
Apply Apt. 4. 171O N. 18th st.
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st. NV. RE. 1-l5ti6 -3
DOWNTOWN-Rficiency. $e9.95; l.,
essdrm.;. SS9.95; utilS; INCL; elev.
HaMfpToHS HpaISMf 6H 4I6lS d6uRfs e Ho sois iS2es New
Hamp, ave. n.w.-One bedrm.. liv
rm.. kite bath, recep hall; newly
remodeled and redec.; all utils
incl: elev. bldg. NO. 7-l09S. Ill
SUITABLE 3 persons: $125 mo. 2723
Conn, ave. NV. Ewes. AID. 2-3506:
days. IA. o-540O. MR.. MITCHELL
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEpD. {. |
CAPITOL HILL
122 4th street s.E.

Completely Restored
We have available the finest two
bedroom apis. In this area. Each
has wood burning fireplace. spacious
rooms, separate kitchen. einine
area. All modern equipment,
Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday
January /, and 3
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APIS. UNFURN.-MD. (cont. |

BERWYN-Ltv. rm.. kit. bath and
adults sly. $6s. WA. 10000;
eyes,, Ju. 9-4763. -3
DELIGHTFUL l.BEDRM. APTS. in Q
wonderful Rarden-apt. project; excel.
r9 I'm; nin sizes and Offering every facility
oa-street parking and ample storage;
2, prestige Development at $500
Bladensburg rd... Silver Spring. Nd.
Cat Carroll ave.): S7S per. mo. In
sludss st ss. all Ivs,t ytil;; @ one 2-bsdrm. % aRt
MacLaughlin, JU: 9-5Se7: or
st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
ELMAR GARDENS-A lovely garden
apt. project In o ,conv. area is now
Offering several 2-bedrm. apis. at
, Iss rm :t6lss: sizes plenty Of closet: and md
children, school bus at corner. Res.
mgr. Mr. Starner. AP. 7-S698.
Directions: Out Bladensburg rd.
ne; TO Peace Cross; bear right to
ston rd Ss snd stopliss aG sasp LET e 1pnon %ie
IgcHys s@stSon co.. 1906 81 H SaATHo. st. n.S. N&.
MI. RxiNIER. 1904 Perry st.-Newly
semipyt. bath. $50. mo. Call RA.
sil YER sPRNG AREA-New apt.
bldg. Q bedrms.. liy. rm.,. kit. with
garbsee disposal, tile bath. lots Of
wal space: windows 4 sides: End
q. Rent S05. per mo. Phone EN-.
2-BEDRM BASEMENT APT. in pvt.
home; pvt. entrance: large screened
porch: yard. Children and pets In
yited. S75: utils. incl. Avail, immed.
2 blks. to school. LO. 4-71O7. --3
TAKOMt PARK-Lge. liv. rm. with
bath. Priced S92.50. caii LU. l.
6479. -3
EXTRA LARGE anc 2 bedFm. apts.;
direct transp. to d. c., close to
schools and shopping center b3rd
pl.. and Defense hwy. Bladensburg,
MEURLEE ARMS
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APIS. uNFuRNisHED .. {.

eth AND r sTs. NE rms, kit.
and bath, all util. furn. Further
details cali Mr.. Adams.
L. r.. TURNER, Realtor
600 7th st. s.W. me. $1,000
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Has Anyone Seen
Cocker, lucky?

Mrs. Ollie Gage writes that their
golden cocker spaniel, named
Lucky" was lost July Is between
st. Mary's and East Glacier Park.
'We were at St. Mary, but got
an offer of a better job, so decided
to move, but car broke down pull
ing trailer and our golden cocker,
year old, jumped out and ran,
scared. Name is Lucky"
Mickey is heart broken as are
we all. A man saw him head back
to st. Mary.
"Can you write up an article on
1t in hopes someone may be keep
ing him. viii be glad to pay a
good reward, or if party does not
want to give him up just let us
know he is alright and has a good
home. Sincerely. A heart broken
family-Carol, Ollie and Mickey
Gage"
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Roin, Big Topic
In SUnriff Areo
~ Ms. DalsY snarks

SUNRIFT-Rain is the mali
subject these days. "Grandad wen
across the street to get the young
sters an ice cream cone Sunday
night. The little ones watched him
splash through the puddles, when
he came back dripping wet, Louie
said 'Grandad is it raining on the
cats and dogs? Yes, the lawns
are full of mushrooms, or are they
toad stools?"
The wheat is going down-in
protein. The peas may sprout most
any day-or pop open if the sun
shines hot. We are keeping our
fingers crossed.
Five men were seen out in the
road Monday morning looking at
the ground and evidently arguing
about something. One said, "Here
is one six inches long. another,
"that's nothing, look at this one,
must be foot long," The third
fellow said. 'Well why argue, TAX
ing out his carpenters rule, reach
ed down and measured the fishing
worm, and said, "Heck, he's IS
inches" We thought when it rain
ed fishing worms that was the
end, but Tuesday morning another
down-pour of water just before
daylight. Oh, well "After the rain
cometh fair weather"
Carl Wilke and Clifford John
ston made a trip to Waller last
weekend and returned with house
hold goods of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boyd, and continued the journey
as far as Spokane the following
day. Monday of this week Mrs.
Carl Wilke drove Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd, her parents, to Spokane,
where they are to settle in home
recently purchased near their son,
Mark Boyd.
Mrs. Mart Weaver and daugh-
tiers, Kathy and Sandra, and Mrs
Joe Duscher drove to Helena, Sat-
urday. Kathy has made wonder
full progress since her polio attack
ten months ago. She will be enter
ing school at Deer Park next
month. They all returned Sunday,
rain all along the way
both coming and going.
Lew White was caller and sup
per guest with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Johnston, Saturday.
The mystery at Fisher farm con-
tinues, or shall we say the second
mystery has arisen. The water :
came abundantly at 372 feet, ris- i,
ing to within % feet of the top of =
he ground. Now the puzzle is, :
what makes it turn brown after
in the pail, exposed to
the air?" Perhaps some of you .
scientists can furnish the answer. /
That well is too deep for me. !
Sorry to report Dorothy Rada- 7
bah is in the hospital with tonsil- =
tbs. Hurry, Dorothy, school will h
;oon be starting. +
Mrs. Della McBroom, children, a
Sandra and Clayton of Poison, ar S
lived Sunday and are spending
ntil Thursday with parents, Mr.. c
md Mrs. E. c. Howell. r
Word from Korea is that it is n
Amy and hot there. Seems that c
Ieat is something terrific. Gary :
sparks is working nights and tries !,
0 sleep days. He is expecting a q
isit from his buddy, Dave San =
ers very soon, from the upper y
art of Korea near the 38th paral- =
Il. =, -
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27

anticipate good time.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Allison
Whitefish, Esther and Raymond
Opsand, Kalispell and Mrs. OPP
sands brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wood were guests
at the John Opsand home, Sun
day.
PoLLYANNAS PICNIC
Pollyanna club held an all day
outing at the McConville home at
Whitefish lake, Aug. 10. There
were nine families represented,
and the group had very enjoy
able time.
Mrs. Harold Nelson, Spokane,
arrived at the Chris Rasmussen
home, Aug. 10. She came to attend
the funeral of her uncle, Lonnie
Dennis, Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Rasmussen and son, Chris, Miss
oula, arrived at the Rasmussen
home Friday morning to attend
their uncle Lonnie Dennis funer-
al. They returned to Missoula,
OuIludy.
Harold Nelson motored from
Spokane, Sunday, to visit at the
Chris Rasmussen home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson returned to Spokane,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Holland,
Carol, and the A. Cooks
played pinochle at the Joe Tom
brink home, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehde, Essex, We're
Saturday night guests at the Rich
ard Sparks home.
Henry Holland is doing carpen-
ter work at the Richard Sparks
place.
Sunday visitors at Kenneth
Conns were Mrs. Blanna Barnes,
Mrs. Bernice Goodwin and daugh-
.er, Allison, Whitefish, and Mrs.
Joe Casteloes and children, Spo-
zane. Mrs. Casteloes and children
Are on their way to England where
ler husband is stationed.