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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

Vukelica dar djeci cd $500
znadu da je Bozic. Brat Luka'
Starcevic il odsjeka br. 481,
Sale dar u ime odsjeka SIS.
Hvala bratu Starcevicu i ME-
govom bratskom drustvu. -
Brat Starcevic je upravitelj
gnijezda broj 265.
Brat Matelja, cd odsjeka
broj 961, salje dar djeci u
iznosu cd $500. Cestita on
mama svima Bozic i zeli nam
svako dobro. zahvaljuje ma
poslanoj karti cd djece i u
prave. Mi bratu i odsjeku "a
hvaljujemo ma daru i dobrim
i bratskim zeljama. Brat Ma
te Jergovi6 Sale $1,000. On
pise u pismu ovako: Svaka
Sc nacija bori "a svoju siro-
cad, pa tako mi smo osno-
vail Djecji Dom "a nasu dra-
gu djecu. Ostale narodnosti
cine sve da Sc djeci ugodi
prigodom blagdana, pa tako
i mi. Neka i'm Sc sa nasom
pomoci okiti bozicno drvce.
(Jest, brate Jergovicu, okiti-
Ii smo in 7, jer nam je 6
borova poslao brat M. Capic,
koji to cini svake godine. Bo-
rovi pred glavnom zgradom
su tako iskiceni, da Sc. pro-
laznici zaustavljaju motre
i'll, pa izgleda da je ovo jed
ma velika trgovacka firma, a
ne Djeeji Dom.
Djeca ne bi znala da je Bo-
zic, ako i'm mi clanovi nebi
priskocili u pomoc sa darom.
svaki pa najmanji darak
dobro ce doci djeci, veil brat
Jergovic, koji je poslao pro-
Sic, pa evo owe godine sa-
lie $1,000. On stotine dru-
9Th kao on, potukose sve 60
dine cd kada Djecji Dom po-
stoji, jer owe godine preslo
Sc je 10000. Pacific Sea
Food Co.. poslala nam je SIS
dar "a djecu. Nije mi bio pot
pis citljiv, ali izgleda da je
Jadresic, pa tko bio da bio
hvala i'm. Brat M. Rasporic
il Port Arthura, Ont, Can,
cd odsjeka broj 679 Sale $5.
zeli on i njegovo elanstvo sve
najbolje djeci i upravitelju.
Pise uz ostalo i ovo: Clan
stvo zei sretan Bozic Wanna
brate saricu, koji ste uzeo
toliku brigu "a djecu. Mi Vam
cestitamo i sve najbolje zeli-
mo. Pete zalac Sale dar u l.
me odsjeka broj 66O cd IS.
Uz dar su svakako i lijepe
cestitke. Sestra Ivka Milose-
vic salje dar cutie sto pise
Dragi brate saricu, primila
sam cestitku poslanu nasem
odsjeku, a cd djece il naseg
!Djecjeg Donna HBZ. Istu sam
procitala ma nasoj sjednici
apelirala ma nase prisutne cla.
move "a darak, ali posto mas
je bilo malo, mi smo zaklju-
cili da Vam posaljemo mali
dar cd $500. Nije to mali
dar. Budite ponosna, da ste
nam samo cestitali Bozic, mi
bi vam svima bill zahvalni
vi i Vase drustvo poslali ste
lijepi bogati dar ma cemu
Wanna i drustvu lijepa hva,
la.
| Mr.. i Mrs. Jamich il Long
Beach, Calf. salju nam dal
cd $500. Pisu oni ovako: Mr.
saric, I am sending my gift
of $500 to help make Christ.
mas happier Off children, anc
to give more opportunity fol
real life and real start in life
Sincerely, Mr.. & Mrs. S. ]
Well, eto vidite, kako nas
svijet misli o djeci Djecjen
Domu. Brat M. Bunjavcic
tajnik odsjeka broj $50, koo
kojeg sam sc ono ljetos lije
po u Toronto ugostio sa Bo
rasom i drugim, Sale on LIE
pi dar cd $1,000. Odsjek dae
$1,000, Stanko Laus, moi sta
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Suggest Spring
For PIontinq Trees
BY Leonard Yassr, Horticvisvrist
Montana Extension service

BOHEMIAN - Fall is not a good
time to plant trees and shrubs in
Montana but the approach of winter
is a good time to start making de-
tailed plans for next spring. Without
a good plan many mistakes in plant
ing are made that are expensive and
hard to change.
Good landscape planning simply
IS the arrangement and development
OF the home grounds for good living.
Entering into the development of
the home grounds are the building
OF such structural items as walks,
drives, fences, and the other things
considered important items on the
property The building of barbecues
and fireplaceS, picnic tables and
benches are just a few of the extra
things that help to add to the enjoy
ment of the yard area.
A second item is the plant materi-
ais which help to add beauty and
INABILITY to the yard. Plant materi-
ais, properly used, provide screens
and barriers to give privacy and
separate yard areas. Shrub borders
provide a background and setting
for attractive flower beds. Shade
trees provide comfort and help to
add height and beauty to the land
scape setting.
A third important item is the land
| itself on which the structural and
plant material items are developed
This land may be level, sloping, OF
of uneven topography. Changes ir
topography add interest to the set
ting of the home and to the land
scape beauty and are an important
consideration in the development O
a good landscape plan.
Soil is important in the selection
of adaptable plants to grow on it
Loan soils are ideal for the growtl
of plants, but we often have to taxi
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Pre- sfon Heads
Golf Association
(Delayed)

WHITEFISH-Harry Preston. Half
Moon, was elected president of the
Whitefish Lake Golf Association for
the coming year at the associations
banquet. Preston succeeds Brad
Seely. New directors elected include
in addition to Preston, DR.. Donald
Brown, Mrs. Jack Christofferson and
Mrs. Steve Schwartz.
Awarded trophies were Jack
Gregg, mems top trophy. He defeat
ed Steve Schwartz, 6-5 for city cham
pionship. DR.. Brown, last years
champion, won first flight in the
tourney this year. He defeated Bill
Noble. Other flight winners included
Bob Leblanc over Toni Matt, Sec
ond flight; Bob Sullivan over Bill
Edgerton, third flight; Lee Brockel
over Boyd Reeder, fourth flight;
Don Conan over Mel Ross. Wom-
ems champion, and women's flight
winners were awarded their trophies
by Mrs. Ray Nicholson. Sullivan
tournament committee chairman
presented the mems trophies.
Contracts covering Roy Owens
professional; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brown, clubhouse managers, anC
Matt, greenskeeper, we're renewed
There also were three derbies Sun
day. Winners were Don Hall, Gas.
A; Bill Liddicoat. Columbia Falls
Class B, and Mrs. Erma Dedon
women's derby.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Adopt Federal Duck
Hunting R VI e S

HELENA = Migratory Bird Regu-
lations of the United States Fish and
Wildlife service were adopted by the
Montana Fish and Game commits
sion, according to department di-
rector A. A. O'Clalre.
BY concurring with the Federal
Regulations, the Commission auth
orized State Game Wardens to en-
force all such regulations, O'Claire
said.
Waterfowl season for Montana will
start Oct. 8, one half hour before
sunrise. Duck season, with a bag
limit of five and a possession limit
of ten birds, will extend for rs days,
ending at sunset Dec 81.
Goose season, which starts with
duck season, will last 60 days, end
ing at sunset Dec. 6. The limit will
be five birds in the aggregate which
may not include over two Canada
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Helene Reports On
Grouse Hunting

HELENA - Grouse numbers are
much the same as last year accord
ing to surveys completed during the
past summer, said Fred Hartkorn,
biologist from the Montana Fish and
Game department. This means that
western Montana grouse hunters
should be finding about the same
hunting success as they enjoyed dur
ing the 1854 hunting season.
According to Hartkorn, last years
hunter success was about one bird
to a hunter. Information obtained
from the checking station file shows
that blue grouse were taken in larg-
er numbers last year than either
ruffed or Franklin's grouse. Check
ing stations are again being oper-
ated this year in an effort to obtain
more grouse management informa-
ton for certain sections of western
Montana.
Grouse studies carried on in the
Upper Bitterroot area, and in other
states, tend to show that legal hunt
ing has only a minor effect on future
grouse numbers. In the Bitterroot
area, the West Fork drainage was
not open for grouse hunting from
1851 to 1855, while the East Fork
drainage was open during the regu-
lar season each year. The trend in
the grouse numbers was found to be
similar in both the closed and hunt.
ed areas.
HartkOrn offered some tips as tc
where upland game birds may be
found. Plue grouse tend to stay ir
the higher elevations, except in dry
years. Then they move down to wa
ter. The Franklin's grouse are us
ually found in moist areas at higl
elevations. These grouse are Otter
called fool hens" The ruffet
grouse is found mostly along thu
brushy creek bottoms.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Mary Beuley Feted
BY Birthday Club
by Mrs. Francis Wafne
(DeIayed

ABBOTT CREEK-Mrs. Pat Chef
was hostess to the Birthday club
Wednesday afternoon, honoring Mrs.
Mary Bealey. Besides Mrs. Bealey,
those invited included Mrs. Ruth
Brinkerhoff, Mrs. John Hover, Mrs.
Lorraine Watne, Mrs. Dorothy Sny-
der, Mrs Lenita Smith, Mrs. Anna
Mae Jeppson, Mrs. Dorothy Lind
berg, Mrs. Betty Kartheiser, Mrs.
Jay Foley, Mrs. General Smith and
Mrs. AL Geddes. Mrs. Bealey was
presented with a gift from the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Stanley have
moved into Martin City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Watne and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Paul Buckley home in Mar
tin City. The dinner was in honor
of little Bonnie's first birthday an
Iniversary which was on Monday.
Jake Kartheiser was a recent Wis
itor at the Nick Kartheisers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Good of Kali
ispell and Bill Good of Helena were
recent Sunday visitors at the Watne
home The Good brothers are cous-
ms of Mrs. Watne.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
SIute Conference
On Glacier View

KALISPELL-A conference on the
proposed Glacier View Dam is sche-
duled by the Flathead Development
committee Tuesday, Oct. II at their
regular p. m. dinner meeting.
G.. M. Moss, retired Whitefish Pr
lot publisher and chairman of the
committee, says that he understands
the session will be a conference with
heads of wildlife and sportsmen'S
organizations to discuss objections
to the dam, and see what compro-
misses can be effected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss plan to leave
next week for Oklahoma, Missouri
and Iowa, where they were born
and grew up. He will not return in
time for the Oct. II meeting.
The Flathead Development com
mittee endorsed construction of Ola
cier View Dam at its June meeting.
At its September meeting in addi-
ton to discussing the dam, the group
talk and favored the proposed "cir.
Gle route highway up the Flathead' S
North Fork and over Akamina pass
for Glacier and WatertOn National
Parks.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
what we can get.

what we can get.
Good surface and sub-surface
drainage is another consideration
and is important for healthy growth
Of plant materials as well as for the
health and well being of the people
living on the property. 1t is impor-
tant from the standpoint of structur-
al items placed on the property. Ad-
esquate foundations are necessary so
that these items are not endangered
by frost heaving in the winter and
by settling.
A well Handicapped property does
not usually happen by accident. 1t
comes as result of much planning
A scaled drawing on paper, care
fully thought out, will halp avoid
mistakes. After all, it is easier to
correct these mistakes on paper,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30

or two white-fronted geese or COM
binatiOn of one Canada goose and
one white-frOnted goose.
Mergansers or fish ducks, if shot,
must be included as part of the duck
bag. A limit Of ten coot or mud hens
and only one wood duck will be per-
mitted, O'Claire continued.
Recommendations for migratory
waterfowl season were submitted by
the Fish and Game commission last
month and these were accepted
without change to become part of
the federal regulations, O'Claire re-
ported.
Employees of the Fish and Game
department will enforce shooting
hours, bag limits, duck stamp re-
quirements, and other regulations
established in the Federal Register,
O'Claire concluded.
PHEASANT SEASON
Ring-necked pheasant season will
open at noon on Nov. 90 Hunting
hours after the noon opening on the
first day will conform to those adopt
ed for migratory waterfowl. These
will be one-half hour before sunrise
to sunset.
A bag and possession limit of three
cock pheasants was specified in the
commission order.
j Hungarian partridge of either SCI
may be hunted during the same per
iod with bag and possession limi
of three birds.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30

before they are made On he home
grounds.
A good, workable landscape plan
considers the needs of each u1ember
Of the family. Many folks deyeiop
their own home grounds plans nem-
selves. Others consult the adv1ce OF
a landscape architect, or hire him
to plan the grounds.
To those in the do-it-yoursen class,
much literature is available through
bulletins, magazines and books. Inc
Extension service has availaD.e q
number of publications that VII! aid
in landscape planning. Some o. me
home and garden magazines carry
excellent ideas and articles on lano-
scape planning. In recent years
number of good books have appear
ed on the market on this suD)ect.
Consult your local library for these.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Catches 35 Founder

Rex Worrall returned to Columbia
Falls Saturday with 35-pound King
Salmon caught near Westport, Wash.
on the Sound north of Seattle.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
] TEIEEVENING STA
Washington, D. G.
, svuww.S.ww 80.

APTs. UlsFuRk.. .. 6. tcent.I
Evening star., 1955-09-09

ARLs-1-bedrm, apt, 1900 n. Pierce
St; redee. mod. bldg. See mgr. Apt
2, for special deal. IA. 7-602l,
yERY LARGE a-nEDRM. APT,--rn
modern BLDG: .nr. stores and tyansp.
Newly painted. move in now: rent
eegins ot; oct; Il s95 with all ptils.
BEyEKIy ss r'ii PLAZA SECTION l CAlsu.,
Conv. to Pentaeon.-Redee., l.
bedrm. apis, with deep freeze
Lfgrs, Reduced TO- So, so and
$97 go. Res. mgr oV. 3-2O93 or
PREsiiDiEaNSTIiiAL GARDENS Ada.
GENT to shop. center and schools.
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers. S
minutes to downtown. 8 min
utes to Pentagon. 5 buslines at
your front door. Ample parking,
Front once service. Laundry and
storage N your building. New re.
rom s5s sn consssisnt ssisSt 'SSs iSs Armg. nnc
Navy and Air Force personnel.
NJ. Vernon and Russell rds., Alex,
ARLINGTON. N.-2 bedrms.. liy.
rm, dinette; walking distance
Arl-, Hall l blk. Hecht's store:
Street parking: SSb per mo-, al
utils. See manager on premises;
Apt. o, b22 n Thomas. rear Of
AIRiIG.:.RsoassIYNstHs IL. bedrms.. IS ss5.
incl. gas. Pastel dec: conv. TO
shop; 5 min to D. C. IA. 5-727O.
1900 N. Oak st.. ArI., Va. Ill
ARL., block TT. Myer. 8 min.
Pentagon: 10 min. Wash. New
garden-type bldg; pvt. parking;
l-bedrm. apt. avail. tmmed !:
S64 4.50 plus utils. 1918 n. Quinn.
IA. 7.6667 after 1. --15
ALEX. Del Ray area - 3-rm.
apts., close to everything, SIS mo,
incl utils.. gar. space. XII 9-6644.
Al BAKER a. SON. INC.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
ASk--AROUND
LOOK-AROUND
COME-AROUND

And see these apartments. Some os
which may be rented with option
% buy. Particularly older couries.
Enjoy gracious living in your oWn
little home in Q cooperative 6re.
proof. an-brtck apartment bldg:
near bus and shopping. Modern
sno luxurious living ct q minimum
yourself. MRS. BRADEN, "a. X.
0S77 or JA. S-657is Iii
Evening star., 1955-09-09
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

CHESTER MOvERS-Lge. or small:
We 40 them all; clean and careful.
ST. 3-S570 ia. 9-Ol15 ewes.
HILL. well-known mover-ins., expeY.
men; closed vans: low rates: apts,
low as $50: any hr. AP. 1860.
MOVING AND HAULING, dsy ar
! night: expert handling: reasonable
rates. DU. 7-96S7.
t5aSdT 5ssebes aADLlsG; sUssIs,iv local ns, %nsyins,
TU 2-l150 or Ii. 6.2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET ar
across the country: safe storage IN
Phone NO. 7-o104, UNION sToRs.. es
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING, day or nfsht;
any time. anywhere. Ii. 4-4597.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-293T; eyes,, RA. 3-l4f6.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
HOUSES FURNISHED

WESLEY HEIGHTS-Detached, Eng
lish type, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. plus
maids room, recr. room and bath
In basement; also attic studio;
$3.50 per month. ELIJAH @. Ar.
NoLp tSol; U. s. A. Ret). Broker.
MT; PLEAsANT--Clean. 3-bedrm.,
UssA siso psT 5Sv month Ss,St on ELiSAH hISs5s a.
Broker. EN-. 3.4s35. " "
hedrm.. 2-bath row brick. nicely
furn.: $3.50 per month. ELIJAH
Broker. EN-. 3-43S5.
COTTAGE. newly decorated. oil
heat. yard; no objection one child;
RESPONSIBLE people. with reference.
s. ARL.-2-bedrm. semidet. brick.
newly dec: eonv, Pent, $115: MA.
S-3120. Ext. $40: eyes,. OF. 4-7290.
SMALL BUNGALOW in historical
Tankth. at.rsssiE.,y rs5E nssI rp Fails yss GsuTen s
tiaues; TRANQUIL wooded area: on
busline Is minis. from District and
Pentagon; 1-yr. lease: inmed, oc-
eupancy; ideal for couple: $500 mo.
CkEvEIaSD iii EiSl s6 PARK and CHEVY
$sa5sSe' $50 to $500. s61 csiHP Heqa Miss corsIn. e
PU. 7SisS4 or CO. 6-7ss4. SAN:
sEETElR RE0fl ms SPRING, 200 whiteston. aS
ssnsss ssNeey anSs Srpshsd aaa ssSrSSnS SsTS
COUPLE-Ideal 2-bedrm, mod. RAM
bier on 30 acres; lge. liv. fra. WITH
Evening star., 1955-09-09
APIS. UNFURNlsHEn--Mp.

ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrms.., Nv
ing room. dinette,. Kitchen. hath
and rear screened porch. near
sehools and shopping center; s8S
70 $50 per month, POs 2-42s0:
s1LSEE sfasf ana Sah e. apt paaEsr S central
business area; on 2nd d. for, S75.
% tor %cospis' csli ixwRENcE " v.
sIivERe Hh1 siPRSfiNGG. $500 qienview
ave.-2-bedroom, corner apt: laun-
asy f; AND .sa say5ns moo TSo K R.S S.mt xpt Hsili
EUGENE Il. PHiFER. Tower Bids.
100 81 STOCK ssEock EAsr.wEsr Hwr,
indyl. ,dwsilins unit: duplex with
pvt. front and rear entranccs.
SiaH eHny 'G w RI e sgsln: s1 o'hSe Ser
month plus utilities. Cali Ma.
Ns. f-ifIl i. or Mp.-Remodel.d 1.b.d-
rm. apt: $3.50. $500 BALTIC. blvd.
DL s-7740 or OIL. 2-6s44. 10
TAK0MA PARK--Liying rm,. bed
rm;;; kit.; bath private entrance,
Nh. l." "GiESoRGfa AND ALASKA AVIS.
--a-rm. and bath, bsmt. apt; s55,
incl. utils, After 0 am. sat.
GsaHi;rsHEERRssBbuRG-New al; slERsb / and 3
hedrm. units with liv rm., kit.
dinette. bath and screened rear
SAMUEL d. BoGLEY. INC. Po.
2-el5l; ewes. Mr.. Wilson. GA.
s4BEDRM. taaaas APT. in modern bull build
ing: Bradford rd.. Silver Sprins
tnr Flower ave. shop. centerl---
Rental. S1l5 per mo, For info.
ssi7, ss!l oliSsr 3,Ca M auSsSs SsSs REprop Rp,
.Takoma Park--8-unit bldg.; l
Ssss? 'ssi D.. s.a ss7Ss S..sr saa rSsb Sf!l'
Ju. s-5106; home. sP. 4-7453.
MT. RAINIER-Pyt. home: 8 rms.
and pch., pvt. entr., kit, bath,
$75 mo; incl. utils. WA. 1858.
TAKoMA PARK. nr. Wash. San
2-hedrm. terrace apt; all utils..
S4s: Tl6 Maplewood ave. Ju; s.
TAKoMA PARK bedrm.; new q.
unit bldg; must. see to apprec.; !;
COW bus. shopping ctr. JU. g.
g0l6 after 3 daily. Ill
TAX. PK.-3-unit brk. bldg; End
A.. plus lse. attic. newly dec, 2
hedrms.. Ice. iiv. rm.. adults. JU.
LaaNsGaLEy PARK. sso.so mo. -
Beaut. g-bedrm. apt. IN new 4
family duplex. rear porch; garbage
oSDossl Sins ssn,sr 1pD PeEL aPpeEsyL fRTa REAL :nGg e.
TATE. Ju. 9-1103; ewes. 10. g.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
LAST WORD

In modern living. fully air-cond. apt,
troll In excellent embassy location
at Meridian PIX. but in heart Of
town: all ultramodern facilities:
reasonable rent. See to appreciate.
1475 Euclid st. NV HU. 3-3402.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-VA.

ARL,-Iarse 2-bedrm. apt; sep
arate din. rn.: LIST n. modern bldg:
conv. Pentagon, Hecht Co.. Va,
and D.. c. transp.; reas.: utils.
Incl. RA. 3-O3l4. Iii
N. ARL.--Liv. rin.. bedrm., kitchen,
bath, adults; reasonable. KE. s.
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at
Frederick st., Magnolia Gardens;
avail. now: beautiful and spacious
living dining room combinations.
. larRe bedrooms, latest in kitchen
equipment, paruuet floors, Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures, utils furn..
sos a. mo-; one bedroom. So so
For Information, call ia. 5000,
|2 Inns. AND BATH, unfurnished,
private entrance. Leesburg Pike.
AVAiiLasLs VSi aiSIso' Now-s.bedrm. az apt.
modern; walking distance to st.
Thomas Moore Catholic School.
Barrett Elementary, shopping and
bus service to d. c. Sg2.50 mo.
485 N. Thomas st. ia. s-l40o;
1 BLK. FT. MYER, cony. Pent.-
Mod. clean apt. BLDG; pvt. park
inE; 2-bedrnns apt. 80 plus
n. st.. sk: 7sefsg SsarSs asssr IL. rn., a.n.
rm. kit. bath, sun porch, attic
storage. garase. KB. 6-9060. Ill
Evening star., 1955-09-09
APARrMENrs WANfEn

APARTMENTS AND ROOMS f6fs
students: vicinity of 21st and ii,
and 14th and II NV. WRITE
ONLY. Housing, 730 2Ist NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
COOP. APIS. FoR SALE


l :05 LANIER PLACE N.W.-Loyely.
a-1edroom. air-conditioned apt. II
block to transp. and iust 4 SeW
minutes from downtown; So, 600.
Cau Mr.. Bartz. with FRANK 8.
PHILLiPs, DI. 7-1411; ewes, Wo.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
APTs. UNFURN. Nd. Ntcons.l J

ATTY. UNFUkN. Md. tCont.I
SILVER sPRlNG-Liy. rm.. bedrm..
es eoaDlsi en- i.s s.'A ~ Ssis sdsss dsssa 81
TAKOMA PARK. mr.. Piney Branch
and Philadelphia aye.--Delightful
j blk. to bus; adults only; $50 mo.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. Ju. D.
l1O3; ewes. 10. 5-3593.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
AIS. VNFuRNIsHEp-p. 6.
CAN EN-. 2-8a00

COLORED-Ia30 BYE ST. s.E.-LiY.
rm,. bedrm. kita utils. fprn. Rent
reduced; now $40. Ii. 4-oe4s or
ooIoRED-sEcoND FLooR-on.
bedrm.. pvt. Kit. and bath; utiIs.
furnishedi .$55. RA. 0-4361. Ill
CoL0RED--s.E.. I2th sT.--3 rms,
Kit, and bath. rear porch; utlls. incl
cSEoFGIais aS Mi asIiss. ~ H. s-SS9R2s: la
bedrm. apts. avaii. st this eony,
oliver r. /. CARR, REAEToR. EToR eiSj @io
COLORED-l4i8 Il ST. N.W.-Two
rms, kit. and bath apt. avail now;
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INQUIRE Apt. 206.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Every Pennunf Winner Used Cor Is specially
selected from stock Of oil popUior mokes and
priced well below market vuluei
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Mony Psnnanf Winner Used curs ure Lore
model Plymoufhs. chryslsvs ond lmperiuls with
more power features ihon moss new cars.
they've been cared for BY chrysler fumiiies
who really rake care Of their carsl
Evening star., 1955-09-11
USED CAR VALUES YOU CAN'T BEAT ANYWHERE
SEE 33R3:l;22513;}2|l IN YOUR PAPERS
|3Zss3|7I3; !e35; CAR SECTION

It's fact the years best buys Used Cars are sale
right at your Chrysler Dealers. You can't get
better used buy anyOherei These cars called
"Pennant Winners because each is picked and
16 ways Each specially priced for this
sale and backed up by Chryes Sign Of Quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

stop him from going; VIII
liam Bendix.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Ray Bolger
Show: An attractive blond
decoy gets Ray in trouble with
his girlfriend.
$3.50, WTOP (9 - Topper:
Complications develop when
an old friend of the ghostly
Kerbys decides to pay a call.
He's from AlcatraZ.
$3.50, WTTG ~ - Paris Pre-
cinct: Louis Jourdan and
Claude Dauphin solve the
mystery of "A WON a n
Scorned."
$3.50, WMAL (7) - The Wise:
Dennis Price as a playwright
who steals an unknown's play
to keep his actress wife in
star roles.
1000, WRC (H-Boxing. Ralph
Jones VS.. Eduardo Lausse.
1000. WTOP (9)-The Lineup:
Help comes from a 13-year-
old youngster who wants to
be q Oman when he grows
up.
1880. WMAL (7-Where Were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
RADIO HIGHLIGHTS

7:05 WTOP-Tennessee Ernie:
Gov. Clement of Tennessee
gives him the Ralph Pee
Award of the National Coun-
try Music Festival.
1855 WWDC-BaSeball: Cleve-
land at Washington. Not
televised.)
$500 WRC-Friday with Gar
roway: Guests include Stan
Asmussen, Swedish jazzman;
Cordelia Duke Robinson, au-
thor Henry Peasants and
Prof. Vladimir Ussachevsky.
$3.50 WTOP-Music Hall: Peter
Lawford shows Andy how to
conduct himself at q tea.
1000 WRC-B oxing: Ralph
Tiger Jones VS.. Eduardo
Lausse of Argentina. (Tele-
vised, Channel ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
V HIGHLIGHTS
TODAY

1880. WTOP t9)-Annie Oak
ley: Annie discovers plan of
swindlers in time to save bank
representative; Gail Davis.
7:45, WTOP (SD-Perry Como
Show: It's Perry's turn to sing
The Ballad of Davy Crock
ett."
SOC, WMAL (D - OZzie and
Harriet: The Nelson's adopt
a stray dog that follows Ricky
home from school.
$3.50, WRC (A-Life of Riley:
When Riley plans a fishing
trip, only a hurricane can