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Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Ranger Conference
Comma at Corum

CORAM-Annual Flathead Ma
tional Forest spring ranger con-
ference will be held at Coram
ranger station Monday and Tues
day.
Topics as in prior years will be
timber sales, the summer work
program and especially fire con-
troll.
Presiding will be Roger Thaan-
um, assistant supervisor in charge
of fire control. About Is will at
tend.
Also scheduled are three fire
guard schools. The Spotted Beal
school will be June Is, Is and II
with 20 attending from Spotted
Bear and Big Prairie.
Next comes the school at Con-
don ranger station for Swan lake
and Condor districts June 20, q
and % with 20 attending, and fin.
ally the school at Coram ranger
station, June %, % and "a will
40 attending from Tally Lake, Gla.
cier View and Coram districts.
Flathead National Forest EN-.
ployment now totals 149 and is ris.
ing toward an anticipated Jul,
Peak Of 800. Last week it was 125.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Brownies, Girl
Scouts End Season

Columbia EallS Brownie ana
Girl Scout troops concluded their
seasons activities recently with a
series Of picnics, outings and cere-
monies.
. Troop No. 4 fourth grade Brown
les held their fly-up ceremony
May Il. The girls received their
Girl Scout wings and Brownie
pendants for completing another
year Of Brownie activities. Moth
ers were guests and ice cream and
cookies were served.
On May 18 the girls had WIEN
er roast at the Charlie Ritter home
and on May 21 went to Whitefish
by train to visit the taxidermist
shop and hike to Whitefish lake,
where they had picnic dinner.
Cars picked up the group to bring
them home.
Leaders are Mrs. Ritter, Mrs.
Claude Christensen and Miss Irene
Holien. Members of the troop are
Anna Jones, Mary Barnhart, San
dra Schuman, Karen Walters, Kar-
en- Tuftom, Laura Green, Judy
Skyberg, Lucille Hoerner, Mary
Kay Lundblade, Karen Mcneil
Sheila O'Connor, Joan Wilson
Janice Knutson, Machele Mart
mess, Jean Larimer, Kathleen
O'Neil, Kara Barnes, Dolores Paul
ing, Jeanie Bauman and Linda
| McMaSterS,
The third grade Brownies haC
picnic May "a to conclude thei1
activities. Food was diShed up al
the home of Mrs. Bud Barnes, one
Of the leaders, and was eaten neal
the fire station. Other leaders are
Mrs. Roy Hickey, who has moved
away from the community, Mrs
Sam Bakshas and Mrs. Lawrence
Rude.
Sixth grade Girl Scouts woune
up the year with an all-day roller
skating party at Lake Blaine MAY
IA. Leaders are Mrs. Robert Smith
and Mrs. Chuck Hetzer. The trooI
includes; Mary Hanlon, Kari Elle1
Estensen, Sheila Paradis, Jimm'
Sue Connole, Paula Gusick, JoAnl
Cada and Wanda Smith.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
SfoItze Wins North
Fork Timber Sole

KALISPELI-StO Land and
Lumber Co., Half Moon, was sue
cessful bidder in field of eight
for the Red Meadow timber sale
by Flathead National Forest Tues
day.
This is the first of a series of
sales marking start of the 1855
timber marketing program.
George Weyerman, Flathead Ma
tional Forest assistant supervisor
in charge of timber management
reports the Stoltze bid totaled
$32, ,365.50 for stumpage compared
to the minimum acceptable bid OF
$14,233. In addition there is $1.40
a thousand for slash disposal for
a total of $4,O88 and 81 thousand
stand improvement, except on al
pine fir for $2,905. -
Timber in question totals 1890
900 board feet with Stoltze offer
ing $11.1O a thousand on the L.
995, 900 board feet Of spruce; and
5000 lodgepole; 600, 900 board fee1
of larch and fir; $2.20 on the 1890
board feet of alpine fir, and $28.5(
thousand on 5000 feet of white
pine.
+ Next high bidder for this Nortl
Fork sale was Rex Brown, Coram
Others participating in the sealet
bids were John Slack, Kalispell
Koenig Brothers, Evergreen Plum
Creek, Columbia Falls; Superio,
Buildings, Columbia Falls; 10y,
Sondreson, Polebridge and Coram
L. F. Everett, Star Meadows.
Other sales in addition to tn
Fatty creek opening Thursday are
Sullivan creek with 1880, 90
board feet up the South Fork op
ening Friday; opening Monday, tn
Lost Johnny sale up the Sout
Fork with 100000 board fee
Wednesday, Matthias creek up tn
NQrth Fork with 100000 boar
feet, and June II, South Lost cree
on the Swan, $780, 900 board fee
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Buy Surplus Park
CCC BuiIdinus

WEST GLACIER - L. R. Van
Week, Whitefish, was successful
bidder for the % condemned
buildings in Glacier National Park
between West Glacier and Apgar.
He offered $1,000.
Next high bid was Gordon
Thompson, West Glacier, offering
$3.50.
Other bidders were interested
only in part OF the buildings. They
were: Glacier Plumbing and Heat
ing Co., Browning; Otto C. Krie-
gel, Whitefish; Jack Welch, Pol
son; A. E. Loft, Coram; D. A. Man
gan, Hungry Horse; Roy White,
West Glacier; Charles E. Jenkin-
son, Kalispen and Arthur A. Lew
is, West Glacier.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Vital Statistics
(kalispell General hospital)
BIRTHS

Mrs. Elmer Burton, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman, Big
fork, girl.
Mrs. Aldine Kaufman, Creston,
boy.
Mrs. Jesse Stubbs, Kalispell, boy.
Mrs. Stanley Nelson, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Eugene Smith, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. James Cotter, Kalispel,
girl.
Mrs. Victor Ecklund, Lakeside,
boy.
Mrs. LaVern Graham, Columbia
Falls, girl.
Mrs. Matt Scherer, Kila, girl.
Mrs. Vernon Stockton, Eureka
boy.
Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, Bigfork
girl.
(vvhitefish Memorial hospEtai)
Mrs. Cathy Baker, Columbis
Falls, boy.
Mrs. Melvin Vestre, Columbis
Falls, boy.
Mrs. Ward Brown, Whitefish
girl. f
Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Colum.
bia Falls, girl.
Mrs. Charles Graham, Whitefish
boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Albert ]. Svendsbye and Mar,
Helen Bundy, both Of Libby.
Ross Herman Friede, Havre, ant
Lacene Mabel Galbraith, Colum
bia Falls.
DEATHS
w. L. Reynolds, formerly White
fish, died May 26 in Seattle.
Nels o. Hegg, u, Kalispell, die
May 26.
Roy Mcclure, 43, Poison, die
May %. ~. .....,.
Rev. Gustav Bengston, SO, Ever
green, died May %.
Nickolai Emil Hansen, "a, Kalis
pell, died May %.
Victoria v. Durocher, rs, Big
fork, died May %.
| Norman Connor, Is, died Ma
Is in Spokane.
| Mrs. Ethel Long, Eureka, die
May % in Portland.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
F crest Offices
For Whitefish

KALISPELL-Tally Lake Rang
er district headquarters are NOV
ing from Kalispell to leased
Quick Shoe Store building, White
fish, effective Friday.
In charge of the Whitefish Of
flee will be Warren Ensign, Tally
Lake district ranger.
The Tally Lake ranger station
will continue to be used as a work
center during spring, summer ano
fall months.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Concordiu Chorus
To Sinq June 81

KALISPELL-Kalispell is one
of IS places the Concordia Sem
mary Lutheran hour chorus of ST
Louis, Mo-, has chosen to give a
concert of sacred music in its an
nual summer tour.
The concert, sponsored by the
Lutheran hour broadcast, will be
given here June 81 at pm. at the
Trinity Lutheran church. The 25-
member chorus is on a 1000 mile
tour OF western United States and
Canada.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
For Lutheran WMF
Cradle Roll Topic

Annual cradle roll meeting of
Our Savior's Lutheran WMF is
slated for June Is. Ladies are ask
ed to note change Of meeting date.
Mrs. Archie Corrigeux will have
charge of the cradle roll program
at the 2 pm. meeting. Also plan
ned is report Of the convention at
Billings to be given by Mrs. Nor
man Bergen, circuit WMF presi-
dent.
Hostesses at the meeting will be
Mrs. Ernest Grondin. Mrs. An
drew Gunderson and Mrs. Jean
johnson.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Awurds at MSU

HISSOULA-AWardS announced
1t Montana State University for
outstanding scholarship during the
past year include: Daniel G.
Block, Trailcreek, the Morton
John Elrod memorial prize in Wild
life technology; Lois E. LeDuc,
Libby, gold key in forensics; the
1904 class prize to Donna Border
Lott, Columbia Falls high valedic-
torian Of four years ago; the Cor
don and Anna Watkins scholarship
in economics to Forest E. Gilchrist,
Libby; the Hellgate lodge OF Mis-
soula elks scholarship for the top
freshman male and female-David
S. Wilson, Helena, and Betty L
Gray, Whitefish.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Falls Boy Scouts
Are Reqisferinq

Members OF Columbia Falls
boy scout troop No. Al are re-
quested to be at the meeting next
Wednesday at 7:30 pm. in the city
hall in order to register for the
coming year.
Scoutmaster Charles Hetzer ad-
ded that scouts not present will
be dropped from the rolls.
The troop is planning a hike, and
in order to take these outings, boys
are required to attend meetings
which during the summer will be
once a month. Bobby Sanders,
scribe.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Traffic Cases

Traffic cases before Judge Floyd
p. Jones in Columbia Falls city
court were as follows:
Henry George Kind, Power,
reckless driving, paid $25, and SIC
for having an improper muffler.
James w. Ryan, Columbia Falls
$40 for careless driving.
Martin Ladenburg, Columbia
Falls, improper muffler, $40 fine
Wayne Ardell Janicke, Martin
City, $40 for improper muffler.
Mervin Kenneth Gochanour
Columbia Heights. speeding 6s
miles in As mile zone, SIS.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Bigfork Fishino

BlGFORK-Dolly Warden fish
ing was reported good near the
mouth OF Swan river last weekend
Inc catches include: Gene Hull
lest, 10 pound two ounces; Mrs
Alex Adams, 8h pounds: Mrs
Aklestad, 8 pounds; Larry Hoefer
10 pounds; Gordon Riese, 7h
pounds; L. Fishbaugh, 8 pounds
Inc biggest OF them all was catch
ing the 181 pound sturgeon on the
other side Of the lake.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Mel Yuhos Wins
Harvard Awurd

kALISPELL - Melvin Yuhas.
flathead National Forest assistant
IN timber management, has been
awarded Littauer Conservation
Fellowship at the Harvard Grad
uate School Of Public Admins
tratlon, Cambridge, Mass.
Yuhes and his family will leave
Tor Harvard in August.
he Is MSU forestry graduate
who reported to the F1athead in
1853 following Army duty in Kor-
ca. he also had been in World
War II.
Presently completing a Littauer
Fellowship at Harvard is Dale Ar
mold, former Glacier View district
ranger.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Southland Bird Is
MQu Visitor Here

WEST GLACIER-A Scott's or
iole, customarily found in Arizona
and New Mexico, picked the cold
est May in weather records to visit
the Flathead.
Glacier National Park Ranger
Jim Reid saw the rare visitor to
these parts near Lake Mcdonald.
It is the size of a robin with some
what similar coloring to a Balti-
more oriole.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Grange and Al
Presenting Pluys

LASALLE - Grandview Sup
rene and LaSalle Boosters All
clubs and LaSalle Grange are
staging three one act plays Satur-
day at $50 p. m. at the Grange
hall. Admission is SO cents for ad-
ults and IS cents for students.
Profits are for the Grange build
ing fund.
Directors Of the plays are Mrs.
Mark Hodgson and Mrs. Earl Fritz
| for the All clubs and Mrs. Aenard
johnson for the Grange.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Schedule Religious Programs in Park

I WEST GLACIER-Third season
of the Christian Ministry in the
National Parks program gets un-
derway in Glacier Sunday with
Charles D. Messenger, student pas
tor, conducting services at park
headquarters.
Services will be held at $50 at
park conference hall.
A student at San Francisco The
illogical seminary, Messenger has
headed the religious program in
Glacier for the past two years. The
Rev. Elwyn c.. Tesche of the Mar
tin City Hungry Horse and Coram
Community Presbyterian churches
conducts services at park head
quarters during the winter.
In addition Roman Catholic SER
vices are held by local priests near
the park year. around, and in the
park during summers.
The Rev. Warren w. Ost, New
York City, who directs the Pro-
testant services in 81 national
parks during the summer, which
is sponsored by the National
Council OF Churches of Christ will
be in Glacier June % through q.
4 Under the program college min
isterial students, or students in
terested in this type Of work, take
charge OF religious and recreation
I'll development in various parts OF
the park. This is extra volunteer
work in addition to such duties as
Mattresses, bell hops and laundry
workers.
The program includes Bible
study groups, discussion groups
retreat camping trips, campfire
pow vows, choirs, athletic group.
and hiking.
In addition to Messenger at parl
headquarters will be: Herschel AL.
len, Jr., student minister, from
Columbia Theological seminary
Decatur, Ga. He is a resident O
Monticello, Ga. Also there will b.
Dorothy Linnartz, New Braunfels
Texas, Eden Theological seminar,
student at Webster Groves, Mo.
Mwho will be youth worker ant
music director.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Bolin
Burbank, Calf, from San Francis
co Theological seminary, will be a
Lake Mcdonald hotel, where b.
will be student minister. Studen
worker will be Sherill Hawkins
Dallas, Southern Methodist uni
versity student.
Student minister at Many Gla
eier hotel will be Robert Pember
thy. Wilmette, Ill, Duke Univer
sity School Of Theology student.
Music director at Many Glacie
viii be Joyce Pustinger, Torring
ton. Conn, Hartford Seminar
Foundation student. Recreation di
rectors will be D. James Simpson
Carrollton, Tex, who attends Tex
IS Christian university, and An
G. Woods, Lucas, Ohio, who at
tends Union Theological seminar,
New York City.
Student minister at Rising Su
and st. Mary will be Terry Wayn
Agner, Spencer, N. c., Luthera
Theological seminary student {
Gettysburg, Pa.
Student minister at East Glacie
Park hotel will be Edgar H. Pei
kins, Lake Villa, Ill, McCormic
Theological seminary student ;
Chicago, and music director wi
be Eileen Baumeister, York, Pc
Boston University School Of The
ology student. Recreation director
will be Betty Ann Price, Worth
mgton, Ohio, Ohio Wesleyan str
dent, and Henry Mosley, Oklahon
City, Southwestern college stude1
at Memphis.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Birch Scoling Sun
Hiwuy Rock Walls

WEST GLACIER - Underway
along the lower Garden Wall Sec
ton of Glaciers Sun highway is
rock scaling by S. Birch and Sons,
This is part of the Great Falls
firms $125,3 contract that in
cludes stockpiling and crushing
$4,000 cubic yards of rock for an
other contract that will resurface
ten miles Of the highway.
Other portion of the Birch con-
tract is widening the highway on
Logan pass.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Con Lundgren Buys
Falls Bank Stock

Con Lundgren, West Glacier, has
purchased the five Bank Of Colum-
bia Falls shares owned by Mrs. J.
". Post, Libby, former Columbia
Falls resident.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
New DriYe-In Thna4ro

KALlSPEIL - Opening five
miles soltn OF Kalispel on high
way NO. 50 IS the new "Starliten
drive in theatre. Opening IS set
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03

WILL PERSON FINDING CAR
tons dropped from our trailer in
hungry Horse on Hiway 2 near
Club Rocco please call H. H. 7-4905
Reward. AS
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03
Purchase Peterson Home


Mr.. ard Mrs. Kenneth Averill
have purchased the home owned
by Dr.. Frank Peterson. The trans
action was handled by Gordon
Trimmer agency.
TWO ROOM HOUSE IN MARTIN
City for sale. Furnished and
modern with electric. stove, cleo
trio hot water tank, etc. $1,000
cash. Phone H.H. 7-49O5. ass
WILL PERSON FINDING CAR
tons dropped from our trailer in
hungry Horse on Hiway 2 near
Club Rocco please call H. H. 7-49O5
Reward. ass
GIRLS BICYCLE-PRACTICAL.-
ly new, for sale. $35. See at I'm
ION Sheet Metal. c1-45
10 ONE-YEAR OLD HENS FOR
sale, also one rooster. Hamp-
shire reds. Mrs. Alfred Neuman,
Route 1-B, Col. Falls. ASS
LARGE CLEAN SLEEPING
rooms for rent. BY week or
month. Mrs. Jim Acceturi, $50
Second Street, Columbia Falls,
Phone ely. 46*
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE FOR
sale. On 1A lots, good location,
priced at $4,000 for quick sale. AL
so Groom house, double plumbing.
$4,15O If taken soon. Floyd P.
Jones. See me at 1873 Sixth street
west or phone 248, Columbia
rails. c3-47
ROLL-AWAY BED, HIGH CHAIR
for sale. Phone 42-x2, Colum-
bla Falls. ASS
FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE.
On four acres, with new barn,
chicken coop. All fenced. $4,000. 8
miles west of Whitefish on High
way SO. F. H. butcher, Route |
Whitefish. 45*
1852 MERCURY FOR SALE
door with Mercomatic. Also 1854
Chevrolet 4-door with power glide.
raymond Barnhart, 127 Third Ave.
west, Columbia Falls. Phone
lz2-L2. c1-45
ROOMS TO RENT: $3.50 per
week. Outside, modern, clean,
quiet, good beds, showers. Plenty
OF not water. Whitefish hotel. c2-46
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 5-ROOM
house, 2k acres. mile south
OF Whitefish on South Harrow
ave. Phone 2-44O3. Nellie Peters.
ASS
EACAVATING, LAND CLEAR
ing and leveling for hire. Have 2
cats and dozers, carryall. BY the
hour or by the job. Free estimate
on any Job. Walton Brothers, phone
SOO or 167, Columbia Falls. As"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03

Mr.. Affd Mrs. Kenneth Averill
have purchased the home owned
by DR.. Frank Peterson. The trans
action was handled by Gordon
Trimmer agency.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03

GIRLS BICYCLE-PRACTICAL-
ly new, for sale. $35. See at I'm
ION Sneet Metal. c1-45
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03

City for sale. Furnished and
modern with electric. stove, cleo
trio hot water tank, etc. $1,000
cash. Phone H.H. 7-49O5. ass
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03

ROIL-AWAY BED, HIGH CHAIR
Tor sale. Phone 42-x2, Colum-
bia Falls. ASS
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03

FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE.
On four acres, with new barn,
chicken coop. All fenced. $4,000. 8
miles west of Whitefish on High
way 80. F. H. butcher, Route |
Whitefish. 45*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-03

1907 MERCURY FOR SALE-4-
door with Mercomatic. Also 1854
Snevrolet 4-door with power glide.
raymond Barnhart, 127 Third Ave.
west, Columbia Falls. Phone
122-L2. c1-45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Tito Is in Egypt
For l0-Doy Visit

CAIRO, Dec. % [R.-Yugoslav
President Tito arrived today for
a To-day visit to Egypt. Egyp-
tian Premier Canal Abdel Nasser
greeted him at Cairo's main rail-
road station.
Marshal Tito arrived aboard
the training ship Caleb earlier
today at Suez and came to Cairo
by special train. The Yugoslav
President has Just ended a state
visit to Ethiopia.
An Egyptian communique said
Marshal Tito and Col. Nasser
will hold some talks" during
the visit. The subjects to be
discussed were not disclosed.
There has been some speculation
Marshal Tito might try to medi-
ate the Egyptian Israeli dispute,
but this was denied earlier this
month by the influential Bel
grade newspaper Medicine.
In Cairo, Marshal Tito will
stay at Kubbeh Palace, once
owned by ex-King Farouk. The
Yugoslav leaders handsome 81
year-old third wife. Jovanka
Broz, left Belgrade yesterday to
join her husband in Egypt. 1t
is her first official trip abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
|Shipyords Boom
Predicted for Sc
b. the Assoeiated Press

Clarence G. Morse. chairman
of the Federal Maritime Board,
says he confidently expects"
American shipyards to have a
half billion dollars worth of
work on nand by next June.
Mr.. Morse said yesterday that
in the past two years American
shipyards received orders for 20
new vessels. following a period
of almost the same duration In
which they had no new orders
for ocean-going merchant ships.
He added in his year-end re-
port that building has started
on II of the new vessels and
that United States shipyards at
present have work valued at
some $3.50 million.
Mr.. Morse said he is very
optimistic" about the future Of
the Nations shipyards. Recently
they have been reduced to
nothing but Governmental
nanced work as foreign yards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28


A few feet from the flaming
heap was a home in which a
grandmother was tending four
children.
A tail section Of the plane
landed about 3 miles away in
Bethpage. This prompted early
reports that two planes were in
volved in the explosion.
Capt. Buechler. who lives at
Jamesport, N. Y. was on a rou-
tine training flight. A West
Point graduate. he Is a veteran
of 100 missions in Korea. He
landed in a front yard three
blocks from the crashed fuselage
without any injury other than
a bumped knee.
The crash was the fourth this
year in this closely settled sec
| ton of Long Island. Eight
crewmen have died in the
crashes, but no one on the
ground has been harmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

reached peak activity with the
restoration Of war damage.
Shipbuildihe now under way
in this country includes four
large passenger ships, several
large fast tankers. IL naval
auxiliary meic chant vessels and
four experimental conversions Of
World War II liberty ships to
faster, higber-powered. more
maneuverable ships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Roman Town Uncovered

Archaeologists digging in Lin
coin, England. have found part
of the walls Of a Roman town.
known as Lindum Colonia, it
was a civil colony built over a
still older Roman fortress when
Britain settled down to peace
after the original conquest.
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an explosion damned the con-
trolls and the plane fell off into
a slow spiral. He bailed out at
10000 feet.
The fuselage, main section of
the wreckage, crashed and ex-
ploded again on the curb Of
Blacksmith road between rows
of small, neat homes. A car.
which had been left there only
minutes before, was demolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Plane Crashes in Street
OF Town; No One Hurt

LEvTToWN. N. Y. Dec % 0P,.-An Air Force Sabreet
fighter plane exploded the this densely populated
community yesterday and crashed to the street
without causing death or injury.
The pilot Capt Buecher reported he had been
minutes and yng $4,000 feet when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
LOST

BOXER. female. fawn with white mar
leather collar; answers to "Queente.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

BOXER. tan color. female. lost in yicin-
ity Of 18th and You SITS. NV, / pm;
Monday. answers 10 the name OF
Payne: liberal reward. NO. 7-6374
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

BRACELET. black suede. bound in gold
set in rhinestones: lost Dec. 81 in
St. Luke's Episcopal Church or 18th
St NV. between Church and p SITS :;
sentimental value: most liberal reward
I'll o.AN2A Il
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GARAGES

GARAGE FOR STORAGE for rent
IN q commercial area In Stlve
Spring. JU 9-77e2. -
2-sTORY-Nr. 18th and r SITS. NV.
containing approx. 5000 50. IT.
incl. LIST and End firs.; electricity
gas. water and laboratory adapt
able for auto repair shop: call Mr.
Howell. H. @. SMITHY CO., ST. 3.
5000 or MA. S-2457. "a
1875 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-AIl con.
crete. fireproof, cleo. and water
1919 inside: $40 mo. co. Bliss
7I9 WHITTIER ST. N.W.--l0x2o fol
storage, $50; share "a Of gar. SIS
NICE DRY METAL GARAGE for
rent. sos Jefferson st. NV. RA.
I5-CAR GARAGE, downtown apt
building. 500 mo. Also indiVi-
dual spaces. SO mo. 1928 T st.
NV, AID. 4-0270.
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eoATS

CHRIS CRAFT 81 IT,: express: sleeps
8: all equipment; needs repairs:
real winter bargain: price $3.50.
FoR RENT-Belt disc. and oseii.
sanders saws, generators, pumps.
ECpteTsi STtll; paint spraysrs sIg;
VIII sell sturdy. roomy. comfort.
able, 36-foot bay-built off-shore
cruiser: sleeps four: nicely equipped
galley; gas cooking and IefriGera-
ton; head; doeumented. Reason.
able. Jackson b-o260 after pm.
and week end.
7is-H.P. EyINRUDE '65 cupboard
motor: will sell for $3.50 or best
offer. Call AP. 7-0236.
ANCHOR POST, Sud neat, marine
extinguisher. TX. 3-3079.
FRAN WANTED-Aiso deeoys. I
want TO buy . prAm and decoyS.
Write details TO LORD. Boz $50,
Edgewater. Nd.
WANTED-'S4 OR '55 SCOTT AT.
WATER Id AZ TRADE ON NEW
SO SCOTT ATwATER 80 OR 10
MP. WILL ALLOW $500 FOR '66
pr S2se FOR "a MODEL CALL
1865 NEW CENTURY REsoRTER
with 1876 chrysler and skitow.,
1854 cs-t., Mariner s soeSssa' sleeps ssyS
1850 ss-ft. ssiticraft sedan; sleeps s
1858 colt. Baycraft cruiser With
60-h.p. Gray; sleeps q S1.700
1877. Aristoeraft cruiser with Mer-
curry Marx so - - 81 $50
sT 1ds IA refW WAs ssfisRsfTSo CO.,
Maine ave. and N st. S.w.. ST.