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Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Mrs. Gill's mother.

Mrs. Gill's mother.
Mert Clumpner of Newport
Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. Tel Christ
offerSon and Mr.. and Mrs. Sales
all of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Willis of KalispeI, all were call
ers at the H. L. Christofferson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Crumley,
Patsy and David, drove to Missoula
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Crumley and family.
Rudy and Butch Arvidson, Ron
ny and Dick Role fished at Mar
garet lake over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Olson, Patty
and Mike, camped at Fish creek,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Barnes of
Spokane called at the Howard
Role home. They were vacationing
at Lake Roman.
Marlin Martin spent the week
end at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnot Martin. He is
working at East Glacier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lucke
of East Glacier visited at the Ar
not Martin home Monday.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Hold Services for
Robert J. Wilder, So

CORAM-Funeral services were
held July 13 in Kalispell for Rob-
ert j. Wilder, SO, Coram. Burial
was in Conrad Memorial cemetery
with Rev. o. D. Harris, pastor of
the Christian church officiating.
Survivors are Mrs. Wilder, sons,
Delbert Wilder, Coram; Dwayne
Wilder, Maryville, Mo-; daughters,
Mrs. Irene Temple in Missouri;
Mrs. June Forbes, Kansas City,
Kansas, and Mrs. Kathy Ham
mond, Toledo, Oregon. There are
nine grandchildren.
Other survivors are a sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Hayward, Onawa,
Iowa, and a brother, Loren Wilder,
Seattle, Wash.
The Wilders lived at Hungry
Horse during the dam construc-
ton years, and for year Mr..
Wilder operated the Hungry Horse
taxi.
This area is home to the family
that has followed construction, and
they came back here.
Mr.. Wilder was an operating
engineer during the construction
of Hungry Horse Dam. In June,
1852, the Wilders went to Rose
burg, Ore, where he worked as
an operating engineer at mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder returned
to Coram July 7, and he passed
away July II from a heart con-
dition. He had been ill this sum-
mer. -
MIR. Wilder was born in Noda-
way county, Mo-, Jan. 18, 1895.
He grew up in Missouri, and then
followed construction work. In
Sept. 1881 he was married to Zea-
lon Smith at Waynesville, Mo.
Pallbearers were James Gilman,
Alex Stenswick, Jack Strickland
and Fred Ingraham.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Services Held For
Carl ". Mcknight

KALISPELL-Fu services
for Carmel Carl v. Mcknight, Cor
am, were conducted Monday af-
ternoon from the Waggener and
Campbell chapel with Branch Ell
der Francis Guest of the Latter
Day Saints, officiating, assisted by
Elder Arthur E. Melstrom. During
the services Marge Walker sang
Trees with Lee Walker accomp-
anying on the accordion. Keith
Shew sang Beyond the Sunset
with Mrs. ]. M. Carlson as or
ganist. Burial was made in the
Conrad Memorial cemetery with
Rich Carter, Karl Lorentzen, Wal
lace Hinman, Lloyd Erickson, Mike
Gibbs, and Roy Fenby as pail
bearers.
Carl v. Mcknight was born in
Moreland, Idaho March 26, 1907.
He spent his childhood there and
on April IL, 1929 he was married
to Mabel L. Rose of Pennington,
Utah. They lived in Idaho until
coming to the Flathead in 1888
where they have made their home
since. At the time of Mr.. Nc
Knights death he was living in
Coram where he was operating the
Dew Drop Inn.
He passed away July Is, at the
age of At.
Surviving him are his widow,
Mabel, at their home in Coram;
two daughters, Mrs. Lee Culbert
of Bigfork, and Linda Ann Nc
Knight at home in Coram; a grand
son, Douglas Lee Culbert of Big
fork; four sisters, Mrs. J. M. Jor-
dan of Whittier, Calf, Mrs. Verd
Mcbride of Twin Falls, Idaho,
Mrs. Chris Brown of Poison, and
Mr.. Clayton Patterson of Swan
Lake; four brothers, j. j. Nc
Knight of Windlock, Wash, D.
w. Mcknight of Olympia, Wash,
w. R. Mcknight of Boise, Idaho
and Harry Mcknight of Moreland,
Idaho.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
North Fork Civic
Club to Meet

NORTH FORK-Next meeting
of the North Fork Improvement
Association is July 81.
Belated birthday wishes to Mrs
Ben Rover whose birthday ami
versary was July 7. Little Sharon
Lawson baked a birthday cake for
Mrs. Rover. July IL the Lawson
family held picnic at Bowman
lake in honor of daughter, Kay's,
birthday anniversary.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Block, on the birth of a
son, at Missoula, June rs. Sorry,
we haven't learned the baby's
name as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammer
were on a business and pleasure
trip to Missoula, July 9th and
9th. They visited old friends, in
cluding the Daniel Blocks.
Mrs. Tom Peterson spent the
night with Mrs. Earl Ryan July IL.
The Orville Foreman family
have arrived back at their Saw
Tooth mountain home for the
summer.
Guests of Walter Hammers are
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rood and
daughters, Gail and Peggy Port
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Burger
and son, Rodney, Sunnyside, Wash.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Nord-
quist, Lakeside, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holcomb,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rockwell,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Ingham, Sunday.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Hungry Horse Dam
Attracts Visitors

HUNGRY HORSE-Total visit
ors making the 35-minute tour OF
the Hungry Horse Dam power
house for the July IL through 18
week were 3,915. OF this total g.
1886 were over IL, and paid the
80 cent admission charge.
About half the visitors at the
dam during the eight-hour day
take the powerhouse tour. Total
estimate of persons to visit the
dam last week from early morn
ing through evening hours is about
10000.
Last Sunday there were sos paid
admissions for tours, and 213 chill
dren making the trip. Saturday
figures were 354 paid and 106 chill
dren.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Jack Forsythe Back
Driving Cor About

CORAM-Jack Forsythe is home
again after going to bat for the
second time with the surgeons. He
is foxy enough to be driving the
car around-ar little surprising, but
a pleasant surprise.
Serving onsthe election board at
Coarm were Mrs Maurice More,
Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs. Glen More,
Mrs. Max Williams and Mrs. Vel
ma Holmquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cleveland,
former Coramites, now of North
Richland, Wash, are spending
their vacation in Montana. We're
we ever happy to greet good old
Albert and Mabel.
Mrs. Ray Wedge entertained last
Friday at her home in honor of
Grandma Forsythe's birthday an
niversary. Grand m received
many lovely cards and gifts. The
hostess, who has given Grandma
Forsythe a party each year, served
a dessert lunch.
Mrs. Earl Page entertained the
aid last Thursday at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Gordon
and baby, Billings, spent part of
their vacation at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Ed Wirth. They also
spent some time with Dennis
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Skel-
ton in Columbia Falls.
The sad news spread around
last weekend of the sudden pass
ing of Carl Mcknight, who re-
Gently leased the Dew Drop Inn
and cabins. Mr.. Mcknight suffered
a heart attack last Thursday while
cutting wood up the South Fork
and died in the hospital a few
hours later. Sympathy of all is ex-
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
County Tax Base Takes Jump

KALISPELL-Flathead county's
tax base took an 8 per cent jump
this year over last, according tC
figures prepared by Grant Camp
bell, Flathead county assessor and
his crew, obtained Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Flathead county tax base is now
$17,672,3 ,399 up from $16,S47 ,297 6
year ago. In short one mill levy
should raise $17,672 compared tc
$l6,S47 a year ago.
Campbell'S computations are still
incomplete. Last year the tax base
of $16,347,297 was reflected from
an assessment of $57 7,389,930. The
increase from 1852 to 1858 was
about IL per cent. Back in 1947
the Flathead had a total valua-
ton of $38,490,713 compared to
the present near $60,000,000, ST.
389,93O in 1858 and 56,787 1882 in
1852.
Columbia Falls city council
Wednesday was preparing budgets
anticipating a mill raising $54S.26
this fiscal year compared to one
mill raising $444.05 last year. The
towns tax is $543,267, compared
to $444, ,054 last year. Representing
about a third of the full valuation.
Two years ago tax valuation was
$596,789
School district 6 also had a
healthy increase reflecting the An
aconda Aluminium Co. plant con-
struction, and new motel develop
ments. The current figure is $3,-
ISL, 1868 for tax base for district 6.
Last years figure was $2,803,678.
Another factor-which should be
temporary-is that Bad Rocks
school district assessment is inclu-
ded by the assessor as provided by
law in the district 6 total. Bad Rock
last year had a valuation of $113-
80. The increase in district 6 this
year over last including Bad Rock
is $947, 500 with the aluminium
plant just starting.
Kalispell city tax valuation
stands at $4,937,24 up from $4,-
785,268 last year. A mill should
raise $4,937 there compared to
$4,785 a year ago.
Whitefish also has more tax val
uation with the current figure
81, ,O36,262 up from $991,274.
Generally districts over the
county show an increase in tax
base. The list showing the l954-55
figure first, and then the last years
valuation second includes: Deer
Park, $98,432 and $92,685; Cres-
ton, S148,O18 and $144, 165; Fair
view showing a decrease with $73,-
915 down from $75,290; Bigfork,
1897, ,542 and 1857, ,696; Lake Blaine
55.374 and $53,210; Mountain
Brook, $33,374, slight decrease
from $34, ,O66; Cayuse Prairie, $685.
478 and $83, ,428; Birch Grove, $62,-
5O7 and 61,917; Half Moon, $47,-
516 and $43,682; LaSalle, $105,O08
and $1OO,201; Canyon View, $751;
O68 and $349,581.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Election SideIights
From Bod Rock
hy Mrs. DAISY sparks

SUNRIFT-A nice July shower
Tuesday night brought mixed
emotions, some damp" because
their hay was lying on the ground
some "happy' to see peas ano
wheat filling into fuller crops. The
weather man (like the politicians
can't please everybody. We were
glad the rain waited until the
"polls" closed, giving voters plen-
ty of time to vote. 1t was only the
Judges and clerks who got wet.
A good number, 110, turned out
at the Bad Rock precinct, out OF
a possible 223.
Many interestings events take
place at the polls. What a privil-
ege for the workman, farmer,
lumberman to drop in and vote
with the dust, grease or CRIME OF
the days labor showing on hands,
face or clothes. Housewives re-
turning from their huckleberrying,
coming right out of the strawberry
patch, or from the kitchen in the
midst of pea-canning show the
percentage that drop everything
to go do their duty toward the
''home of the brave"
1t may be interesting to know
that the booth you voted IN at
Bad Rock was built of rough pine
lumber by S. w. Lewis back IN
1890. His son Albert preserves and
erects these booths every election.
Wouldn't. it be something if these
pine boards could relate the stories
they have heard and the sights
they have, seen in the span of their
service to their country? Personal
ly, I'd rather be one of those pine
boards than a Christmas tree.
Yes, many "would-be polltl-
clan" got the x in these booths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Severson, Salt
Lake, spent from Sunday to Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy john
ston. The four drove to the john
ston ranch near Olney, Monday
spent a pleasant day fishing and
enjoying the scenery.
j. E. and Daisy Sparks spent
Sunday at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. c. P. Watts. Jess helped in
the hay in the afternoon and Daisy
did a little cooking as Mrs. Watts
was on the sick list.
Michel Howell underwent an
appendectomy in the Kalispell
hospital last Friday. He is pro-
crossing and expects to be brought
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wunderlich
and son, Larry, Waller, spent the
weekend with parents, the Wun-
derlichs and Howells, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Beatrice Martin and grand
daughter, Miss Deana Young, OF
Medford, Ore, and Edith Bran
denburg, Columbia Falls called at
the Elmer Howell home Monday
evening. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. E.
c. Howell are sisters.
Sharon and Marjorie Dale, Kali
ispel, spent the last week with
their auntie, Reba Bergan.
Visitors in the Art Croskey
home, Kalispell, Thursday, were
Mrs. E. C. Howell and Mrs. Louie
Bergan.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Pvt. Nelson in Texas

Pvt. Grandon L. Nelson, Hungry
Horse, is remaining at Ft. Bliss,
Texas for a second eight-week cy-
Gle of basic training at the Anti
aircraft Artillery Replacement
Training center.
Following this second more spe-
cialized course, Private Nelson
will graduate at formal parade
and retreat ceremony.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23

tended to Mrs. Mcknight and
daughter.
Callers on Mrs. Ray Edden, Fri
day included her sisters, Mrs. Roy
Mason and Mrs. Walter Stephen,
Missoula, brother and ster-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Koch
and family, Bonner, and Dorothy
Koch, Missoula.
Mrs. Harriet Edden, Missoula,
mother of Ray Edden, visited here
Sunday.
Word has been received of the
birth of baby boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Wilson, Webster City,
Iowa. He was named Steve Allen.
Proud grandfather is John Cross
thwaite, who is spending the sum-
mer in Coram. The little lad has
brother, Butch, and two sisters,
Judy and 10 Ann.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-23
Art Browns Have
Wisconsin Guests
by Mrs. Frank Smith

HALFMOON - Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Brown, Mrs. Edna Gage
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rosewitz
all of Milwaukee, were visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brown this
week. Willis Brown and Mrs. Gage
are brother and sister of Art
Brown. Mrs. Rosewitz had the
misfortune to become i'll and is in
the Whitefish hospital where she
had a major operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mathei-
son and family of Choteau are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Brown of
Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brown also
observed their forty-third we'd
ding anniversary this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graham of
Manitoba and Mrs. Guy Hutton
of Turner are visiting at the Ad-
rian Gill home. Mrs. Hutton is
Evening star., 1954-04-29
APIS. FURNISHED--MD

Mr.. WALTER REED and Wash. san.
Pvt. home. 2-bedrm. apt: cleo,
kit; pvt. shower bath; linens. dishes,
.phons: 500 Slo0 mo- r ~. S-46SS; G2S - 2ss
section: in substantial home with
large lawn and pleasant surround
ings: newly furn. Refs. req. 500
pei, mo. II you are used to the best.
sfh1ER sfhlE Ho' sfsiSG-Liv a7siiSe rm.. Ig 6edrm..
kit, pvt. bath and entr.. nicely fur
nished, all utils.. S10O. JU. 5-6567.
COLLEGE PARK, Md rms.
ktchsnste haD bath s 80 bus sSns s5SIs At asp door
pm, La coNGXD ApTs., S4i5 Bal.
Co4%aR oISrs 'iydi yMdAiNoR-second a. SG liy.
Tm;. 6edrm;; kit. and bathGm, nGnS, quick
ND MD s'ieS roO@s' n p.I1 pvt. bath. $40 mo-,
Children 10. s-5s$:. N ri "
1907 FLOWER AvE.-3rd fir.. $50;
s9a sESuRd by far spponfmsHt fM ESE aasss .dsl5S
TAKOMA = Near Flower-Piney Br.
Gard.-type apt. bldg. Liv. rm.. bed
rm. din. Tm.. kit, tile bath, pvt.
eets. eesT RA. ss' sssas GaG avail cD'e, only ss No
e61.5O. LIV. RM., BEDRM., kit.
Lath, front and back entr, 1st fir I;
) utilSi oil incl IVA VA 7-s39S.
family avail. May l5. $S5 mo.
90 plus z utils. See now. CO. 5-6s33,
OIL. 2-7S19. Il
q APTS.-One FIRST and one ond f.;
aSattE fhSn nas RTt aP. snsF as7s1 1881 49na md P
sMVERDALE bedrooms. living
room, dinette, kitchen and bath:
large yard: | block from downtown
streetcar; utilities furnished; $50 a
EWING RM.. 2 BEDRMS.. very lge.
kit. tiled bath. 3 lge. closets;
utiIs; furn.; $97.5O; adults. JU.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
C-10 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, d. G.
THURSDAY, APRIL 70, 1854
BOILING FIELD

FURN.-D.c. Cont
Evening star., 1954-04-29

|COLOREO-1 REDRM., liv. rm.. di-
metre, Kitchen anu bath: $67 so; !;
Oklahoma ave. ne. P. T. CON-
STRUCTioN CO.. 1925 Vermont ave
ICOL0RED-UNFURNISHED-2 rms,
kitchen and bath. in Deanwood. For
appointment call MICHAEL WALSH
cSLSREDMsIc5 GRE Ea N ST. N.E.ssa NEs
rms. kit. and bath, $3.50 mo-,
incl all utilities. See MRS. GILLIS
in Apt. 2 or call ME. S-54O0.
COLORED-24I8 nth ST. NV
s9s NeSy natS decorated Snit on1y arss nt Kit
heat and hot water. See janitor on
premises OF. call ME. $4,000.
COLORED-sO3 9Th ST. N.W.-Re-
decorated, / large rm.. kit. and bath;
equipped with new stoves and re.
frigeratorS: $3.50 mo-. inc all
utilities. See janitor on premises
or call ME. 2-54OO
Evening star., 1954-04-29
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, Md
AVAILABLE MAY /

-Just across the District line. bus
fare, convenient to shopping center
, and theateri excellent bus trans
portation.
Nicely furn. apt. Reception hall,
llv.. rm.. dinette bedrm.. kit. and
bath; S105. incl. utils.
Reception hall. liv. fm., dinette. 2
bedrms.. kit. and bath: S124.20. incl
utilS.
Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds
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2-BEDROOM APIS.
NEWLY DECORATED
$85 MONTH
400 xENIA ST. Sc,

Largest 2-bedrm. apt. in s.e., conv.
to schools, stores and transp.. re-
dec. Sl00 mo. incl utils.. UN. f.
$500 until 5 pm; 10. 3-5624. ewes.
and week ends. -3
Evening star., 1954-04-29

TAKOMA PARK
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
l and 2 bedrm. apis. Numer-
GUS styles. Individual stor-
age space. Individual ther-
moStat. May use own wash
ing machine. Drying yard
outdoors. Mr.. express bus.
Choice of colors in decorat-
ing.
1-Bedrm. Apts.-$75, $50, $35
2-Bedrm. Apts.-$95
All Utils. Included
p. D. FORD
JU. b-7560 DAYS. Fulton s-7453 Eves.
%
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APTs. UNFURNlsnED-D.c.

apis. in lovely Sc. apt. DEVELOPMENT:
eXtra-large rooms. picture windows
plenty Of closet space storage rooms
and LAUNDRY facilities; cony, to bus.
schools and SHOPPING center; office
locatsd At 34Oo 26th st Sc 10
EMBASSY SECTION. The Warwick. =
305l Idaho ave. NV. ii -bedrm. apt
avail May Excel. transp. and
shopping facilities. Sun deck
switchboard service elevator bldg
$1O5. Call EN-. $500 for appoint
ment 90
SHIPLEY PARK-One and 2-bedroom
apts. in lovely s.e. apt development.
extra-large rooms. picture windows.
plenty Of closet space. storage rooms
and laundry facilities: conv. to bus.
schools and shopping center: once
located at S400 25th ct. sc. 10,
2-0136. so
Evening star., 1954-04-29
RICHMAN TOWERS
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED
ON CAPITOL HILL

A few steps from the Capitol and
House once Bldg.--A lovely 2-bed-
rm. apt. in modern bldg, on a
charming street; just decorated
See l3S Carroll st. Sc. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
MA. S-2345
Evening star., 1954-04-29

WIDRICH COURTS, INC.
1923 LIVINGSTON RID. Sc.
2 BEDROOMS, $87.25
UTILITIES included
Large rms, modern garden
type development, on ex-
press busline, near stores,
playground; washing facili-
ties and janitor service; par
quet floors, tiful
Youngstown kitchens. 10.
3-6978, 10. 2-4511.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

1854 CONN. AVE. NV rm., kit.
and bath, $50.
1909 Harvard st. n.w.-2 rms. bath,
utils, $50.
524 18th st. NE rms, kit, bath.
utils. $50.
201 Kentucky ave. SEE rms, kit.
and bath. $40 80.
$50 Maine ave. s.w.-5 rms. and
bath, S45.
1916 9th st. s.w.-2 rms. kit. and
bath. utils, $40.
THOMAS P. BROWN
Evening star., 1954-04-29
A PRESTIGE

Garden apt project in Silver Sprins.
Nd. can offer several delightful l.
bedroom apts. from SIS per mo. !:
spacious laundry and storage areas.
Res. mgr. Mr.. Mclaughlin. $500
Old Bladensburg rd. tbet. Piney
Branch I'd. and Carroll ave.). JU.
a-5Ss7. SHANNON e. LUCHs CO.
1908 II St NV Ma 9-o3A5
Evening star., 1954-04-29

1894 MT. VIEW PL. Sc, No. Q
Living rm.. bedroom. kitchen and
bath. Utilities included. $65. Direc-
tionS: Out Nichols ave. two blocks
past Good Hope rd., left two blocks.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0OS4
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TAKOMA PARK

GREENWOOD TERRACE APIS.
500 Greenwood ave. Just one block
from Piney Branch and Flower ave.
Extra-size rooms. large closets: rea-
sonable rent. Children's play area
Manager on premises. or call JU.
1-65ls, WALKER d DUNLOP. CO.
6-0223. -
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sos VALLEY AWE. S.E.

Apt. 8 Large airy, 2-bedrm. unit
redec., facing Oxon Run PARK. sa5
including utils. UN. 4-35OO until
Pm; 10. 3-5624. ewes. and week
Evening star., 1954-04-29
TA'KjOMA PARK

R5snanfS 5ssSt KIT, 2SsdTm ST ss apts SHop sin f.
SON Il GRAY. JU. $1,000. till 6.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

NEAR 2Sth AND PA. AVE. Sc.
1913 goth st. s.e.-Modern apart
ment building. well-kept grounds
desirable corner apt. consisting O.
living room, one bedroom. kitcher
efully .equippedl. modern tiled bath
individual utilities; SO per month
Also small one-bedroom apt. a.
$3.50. Keys in Apt. 1O4.
JOHN F., DONOHOE g. SONS
314 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0OS4
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

MT. RAINIER-Liv. rm. bedrm.. kit.
dinette. tile bath: conv. to stores,
churches; l-fare transp. zone. $50
4500, THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
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ALEXANDRIA

/ bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath: conv. location; all utils.
RIVERVIEW APTS., 1116 N. Pitt
aVailable.) -3
Evening star., 1954-04-29

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA rooms,
kitchen and bath. Screened porch,
$65 to $50 per mo.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath, screened
porch. $3.50 per mo.
Georgetown-2 and 5 rooms, kitchen
JOSEPH M. WISE, 1882 Wis. ave- NV
OU. 7.O2OO. 80
Evening star., 1954-04-29

Park. swimming pool. lake and play
area: shopping. movies. churches;
vicinity U. Of Md; large rooms. Call
OR. 3-3706 or EN-. 3-3664.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
Excel. I-bedrm. apis. Gust dec
oratedD; avail. at S69.50. all utils.
bus stop in blk; express transp.
downtown. Where? 5000 and 3945
4th st. Sc. Call res. mgr, Mr..
Dennison. 10. 2-9S47, or SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO.. 1906 H st.
nv MA 9.Q2AS
Evening star., 1954-04-29

I4O5 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-6-rm.
bath row-brick home converted into
three 2-rm. apis, l apt. rented
$50 mo-: rent for whole house
only S75 mo. Newly dec.
JOHN D. NEUMANN PROP. INC.
927 18th st. NV. MA. S-2321. --9
S.E.--Lge. rms. / bedrm.. screened
porch: lovely lawn; individual utils.
ROGER MOSS. Ho. 10000
Ewes, Sunday. LA. 6-392S
VACANT 4 NEWLY DECORATED
5111 3rd ST. N.W.-1st FL.
3 rms. and bath, S69.50 incl. utils.
EX 3-5707. RA. 3-2456
CONVENIENT 70 EVERYTHING
2400 18th st. NV.
l and 2 bedrm. Z aptS., $50 and
$3.50: being redecorated. Janitor
on premises will show.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
> AMAZING VALUE
2 BEDRMS.. SS2 so
Your choice Of these lovely apis.
Large rms. dining area. new bldg.
Close to bus and shopping. Utilities
included. Apply janitor.
$50 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc, APT. B-1
At wheeler rd. and Southern ave
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S3OO
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APTs. uNFURNIsHED-p. G. ikAD

ARTi En- i k1T 129s Avn 54Eh Rarg ST ss1 NV q
AFF1ECK 2423 Pa. Ave-. MA. S-5556
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COLLEGE PARK-Ideai location.
walking distance to Md Univ. shop
ping center and transp.; Il bedrm.,
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath.
$S4 so; 2 bedrms.. $96. so; all ltils.
incl. 1926 Knox rd. UN. 1896 or
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partly furn.; 500 per mo-, utils.
incl. 116 Strathmeade st., Falls
Church IE O.hQAo
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apts.. direct transp, to D. c.. close
to schools and shopping center
53rd pl,. Defense hwy. 1858 Quincy
pl:. Bladensburg: Md WA 1921
TAKOMA PARK--Silver Spring, new
ly dec. 1-bedrm. apt; tile bath:
$50; al utilS: WA. 7-1799. 20
avail. May IS; $3.50 mo. incl.
utils, HE. 4-7194. JU. 9-750s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01

Modern wonder-wore created for todoys busy living.
streomned in design, beautifully subtle in eolorine-
and best Of all, it eliminates danger of chipping
cracking or breaking through ordinary use. Yes, it's
sturdy enough for everyday use and beautiful enough
for important dinners. @
Serving pieces shown Potter 1856 Small Potter as;
Buffet Platter without cup $50; Vegetable Dish, 375; Divided
Vegetable DISH 3o5-Cover z65 Sugar and creome 1885, Cow
cred Butter DISH 2.e5; Mixing Bowls, $50.
Lansburgh's- DINNERWARE-Sirt Floor
Evening star., 1954-09-23

Fall Conference
The annual fall conference Of
the Virginia Federation Of Re-
publican Women will be held
tomorrow and Saturday at the
Virginia Hotel in Lynchburg,
Va, for the purpose of formu-
lating congressional campaign
plans.
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Cocktail Party

III The Northern Section OF Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women
will begin the new season with
q cocktail party on Saturday. It
viii be held at the home Of Mrs.
Marvin Sonosky, 6 Washington
circle, Alexandria, at 3 pm.
Members who do not bring a
prospective new member will be
charged $1.OO.
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Club AT Home

The Garrett Park tMd.)
Woman's Club will open It's sea-
son with an AT Home" for its
present and prospective members
and their friends at 8 o'clock
Saturday at the Garrett Park
Community House.