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Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04
Blue Ribbon Club
Has Skating Purfy
81 Mrs. Gaorpe Wend]


DEER PARK-Blue Ribbon Wran-
glers held roller skating party at
the Lake Blaine resort. Sunday af-
ternoon. All members except Sue
LATERAL and Del Cornell were pre-
sent. Sue is attending school at Car
roll college so she was unable to be
present. Georgia Ruthe Wendt is
attending school at Montana State
university in Missoula and she came
home over the weekend.
This party has been the main topic
for some time and came as big
climax to the years work.
Now the club is recognized and
will make their new start for another
year of club work. A new project,
Tractor Maintenance, has been
selected and members are fortunate
in getting Milton Small for their in
structor. This project will require |
special work meetings as will the
girls sewing projects. The main
meetings will be held jointly.
Parents attending with the club
members were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wendt, Mrs. Darrell Logan, Mrs.
Wayne Fritz, Mrs. Frank Logan and
Mrs. Kenneth Eckelberry
MRS. HARDIN BETTER
Mrs. George Wendt and daughter,
Georgia Ruthe, were Saturday af-
ternoon visitors of their aunt, Mrs.
Maude Hardin. They were glad to
find Mrs. Hardin improving and it
J is hoped she will soon be back to
her normal self. However she is
still under a doctors care. At pre-
sent she is staying with her daught-
er, Mrs Opal Lull, in Montford dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Eckelberry
we're the honored guests at birth
day party, Saturday evening. Ger
AIDS birthday anniversary was Oct.
26 and Joan's, Oct &c. Games OF
pinochle were enjoyed with prizes
going to Kenneth and Pearl Eckel
berry and Erma and Larry Bremen
At the close Of the card games &
delicious lunch of birthday cake, ice
cream and coffee was served from
table decorated with Halloween
favOrS.
Gerald and Joan opened their gift!
and received best wishes for mor'
birthdays to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brocken wer'
Sunday evening visitors at Ge0rg'
Wendt home.
The Lawrence Benner family hat
a lot of company, Friday evening
Among them was an uncle, EdWar
L0renson, from Minnesota, whOr
they hadn't seen for years. Othe
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ludvi
Lorenson, Lake Blaine; Mr.. an
Mrs. Orville Peters and daughter
Lorry Ellen; Mr.. and Mrs. Geral
Eckelberry and daughter, Marless'
and Douglas Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haskin, an
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wendt wer
callers at the Gerald Eckelberr
home, Sunday afternoon.
ATTEND SHOW
The Gerald Eckelberry and Il
George Wendt families attended Il
snow OtTdteSlc All OUill1Ilduu ~
Wendt is in SAC and he wrote tn
this show was worth seeing if OF
was interested in the operations
this phase of the Air Force. Don
navigator on B-36 and at pr
sent is somewhere near Japan.
hopes to return stateside sometin
in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Benn
and family returned home, Sund
evening, from Sunburst. They dro
Mrs. Alice Unz home after her
cent visit in the Flathead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Eckelber
and Barbara were Saturday event
dinner guests at the Bob Full
home in Kalispell.
Ray Benner and son, Eddie, We
Sunday visitors at the Kenneth Eek
berry home.
Don Landon of Kalispell was
overnight guest Of Gary Eckelber
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04
Rognas at Mayos

HUNGRY HORSE-Ed Rognas,
Jr., administrative officer at the
Hungry Horse Project, is at Mayo
clinic, Rochester. MINI.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Business Chiefs Named
For Chest Campaign

John w. Heehinger, vice pres
ident OF the Hechinger Co.. and
William Waters of the Chesa-
peake q Potomac Telephone Co..
have been named vice chairmen
OF the Washington Business Unit
in this years Community Chest
campaign.
Maurice K. Heartfield. unit
chairman. also announced 10
others who will serve in top
posts.
Heading a newly created cor
porations division is Edward D
Merrill. former president Of the
Capital Transit Co. Assisting
him will be Bruce Baird, pres
ident Of the National Savings
and Trust Co., and Granville
Guide, president of Guide Bros
Co.
Robert L. Lefevre, vice presi-
dent Of General Electric Co, will
head a special gifts team.
Other Business Unit leader,
include c. Oscar Berry Of the
Washington Gas Light Co., Dona
L. Chamberlin. Kennedy Cham
berlin Development Co.; Robert
Keith. Washington Gas Light
Co.: N. Eugene Otto, Potoma.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Red Tape SnarI
Traps GI'sB Baby

TUCSON. Ariz.. July 80 B.-
Robert Michael Henry may be
the worlds youngest man with
out a country.
He's not quite six months old
Robert was born In Salzburg,
Austria, last February 4. His
father is Army Sergt. Ronald H
Henry, %, who was born in Can
Evening star., 1955-07-31

ada and became q naturalized
United States citizen last year.
Roberts mother is 22-year-old
Austrian girl.
The boys problem was born
shortly after. he was. His father
was due to be rotated to the
States. The Austrian mother was
granted a passport. But the baby
was denied a visa. He was de-
Iclared an American. free to go as
Ihe pleased.
| But the American consulate
said the child could not enter
1.-THE United States without visa
because he was an Austrian.
1 After a few rolls of red tape
had been unwound. the Army got
a visa for Robert from the
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Electric Power Co.; Edward F.
Ragland. executive secretary
Associated Tobacco Manufac-
turers, and H. A. Tyler. Interna-
tional Business Machines.
The campaign quota for the
Business Unit represents nearly
40 per cent of the 81 million
campaign goal. Mr.. Heartfelt
noted.
I'VE are asking that business
men make generous and early
contributions" the unit chair
man said. II am confident that
the response of District business
men will reflect the continued
prosperous tone of business and
industry. Some firms have al
ready indicated that they viii
increase their gift this year."
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Citizenship Voted
Girl, q, by House

The House passed and sent to
the Senate last night a bill de-
claring four-year-old Jane Edith
Thomas a citizen of the United
States.
Jane was born in Italy where
her father was serving with the
United States Army. Although
she was born in an Army hospi-
tai and her father is an Ameri-
can citizen, authorities said a
legal technicality prevented her
from being declared a citizen.
The purpose of the bill was to
Evening star., 1955-07-31

United States consulate In salz-
burg.
Under the heading national
ity" on the visa was stamped
the word undetermined"
The boys father. here VISITING
his parents. on q 20-day leave
before going to Fort sill. Okla.
to finish his Army hitch. is moi
sure what will happen wher
Roberts six-month visa expires.
VIII the boy be deported ol
allowed to remain and become
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Medal to Dr.. SoIk
Voted by Congress
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
A special gold medal was
voted by Congress last night to
DR.. Jonas E. Salk for his de-
velopment of polio vaccine.
Senate passage sent to Presi-
dent Eisenhower a resolution to
authorize the preparation and
presentation of the medal to
the Pittsburgh scientist.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Bridge

A submersible bridge is to be
built in India by a London con-
struction firm. About 2.400 feet
long with foundations so feet be-
meath the river bed. it will carry
the Bombay-to-Agra road across
the Chambal River. During the
peak of the monsoon 81 feet OF
water will pass over the roadway
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Club to Heor offieioI

Tom G. Rathbone, District di-
rector of vocational rehabilita-
ton, viii address the Washing
ton Sertoma club luncheon
Tuesday at 1884 I street NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

make it unnecessary for hei
parents to take her to Canada
land then bring her back into
the United States as an Inn
migrant.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Inaturalized? To these questions
the father says:
Il finally got him over here.
Now let's see anybody try TO
take him away."
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Nonnore tears.
from soap in the eyes

Leaves hair sparkling clean, easy to comb.
Lathers in hard or soft water, rinses out easily.
Wonderful way to baby" mothers hair, too.
So pure so gente-the safest shampoo you can use!
Evening star., 1955-04-10

For the bride
We know you ,canf your
sOedding to be as perfect,
as completely beautiful
as you have aliCays i'm.
agined it -. and we're
eager to help yoa achieve
this vifh the capable as.
sisfance of our Bridal
Consnlfam and her staff
,oho bring forth a host of
bridal and bridesmaids
go,ons -. land after tho
,oeddine haze your eown
protected ,cifh the Heir.
looming brocess) -. our
Antoine Beauty Salon
tOhich helps you look your
Ioveliest for the i'm bortant
day Uhen choosing
your crystal, china and
silver patterns be sure to
register them ,Oifh our
efficient Wedding Gift
Consnltanf in the Bridal
Salon. Your beautifully
engraved stationery
roassean from Our First
Floor.
FOR THE GROOM:
Our Second Floor
A m erican EEbress
Travel Bureau for fyavei
and hotel reservations.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
S.95
Lenses Extrs

Handsome frame for women
(top right trimmed in lovely
designs in 1/1o-12 karat gold.
Choice Of color frames. Men
appreciate the new style (bot-
tom right) in slate blue, popu-
lar cordova, deni-blonde or
amber.
Evening star., 1955-01-06

Easy to prepore and truly economical.
WEDNESDAY
Noodle Casserole Buttered Beets
Corn Ma1tns Tossed Green Salad
Baked Pedr-Castard Sauce
aslS Noodle Casserole
1 tablespoon salt i cup grated cheese w pound,
quarts boiling water small head canidower.
medium egg noodles broken into hcwerets and
cans dols ounces5 condensed cooked
tomato soup frankfurter, cut into quarters
" cup milk s4sg 4. .ss5
Add tablespoon salt rapidly boiling water Gradually
noodles continues boil Cook uncovered stirring
occasionally In coander Combine cooked
creased 2quart casserole place cauower In
noodles Add half Of ankfwers Cover with remain
noodle mixture Place remaining franks top in attractive
Bake moderate (S5O degree F 80 to 40
minutes until franks done. Makes to servings
THURSDAY
Stbtss Steak Rice
Peas Acorn Squash
Mincenedt- -Meringae Pudding Tea
Dfincemeat Meringue Pudding
cap cups ansoosd Ss white rice IL saps incesas
teaspoon salt egg whites
cups milk Y teaspoon salt
2 eggs slightly beaten "a cup sugar
2 tablespoons Fs
Put water salt saucepan and bring
to vigorous the low possible Cover and
this low heat for IA minutes Remove from heat and
the milk eggs and vanilla. Mix well Place in Ia
pan S50deee r. for 4s minutes to
hour until silver knife out clean when II inserted
Of the pudding Place the mnceeat over the top
the pudding Beat whites until foay Add the salt 70 the
whites smooth and shiny Spread this merng over the
mincemeat Place 30degree ~ oven for - 70 - min
BY 'vL"
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Miss Morrow
Is Engaged

Mr.. Jesse T. Morrow Of
Wellington, Kans., announces
the engagement Of his daugh-
ter Mary Ruth to 1t. Cofndr.
John Sheaffer Alexander,
q. s. N. son Of Mr.. Norris D.
Alexander Of Lancaster. Pa.
and the late MRS. Alexander.
Miss Morrow is q lieutenant
commander In the United
States Navy and Is stationed
at the National Naval Medical
Center In Bethesda where she
is the disbursing ofiicer. Be-
fore being commissioned In
the Supply Corps Of the
WAVES IL years ago. Miss,
Morrow taught in the yelling
ton schools. She Is the daugh-
ter Of, the late Mrs. Morrow
and is q graduate Of Park
College In Parkville, Mo-. and
attended the University Of
Colorado.
1t. Corndr. Alexander. o
graduate Of Franklin 81 Mar
shall College. Is stationed In
the Office Of the Chief Of Naval
Operations as a member Of
the one-sit survey party.
During World War II he
served in the Pacific theater
Of war. and afterward was
assigned TO the 9Th Fleet,
operating In the Mediterra-
mean Sea.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Shelton
Continued From Page B-3.)

Martha Griffttis Of Michigan
and Mrs. Edith Green Of Ore
gon. sat together. Mrs. Coya
Knutson Of Minnesota, the
fourth new woman, sat with
her 15-year-old son, Terry,
who was made an honorary
page for the day. Mrs. Green's
l2-year-old son, Dick, also
was q page.
The Republican women
chose TO 60 their own separate
ways. No two sat together.
Representative Frances Bolton
tOhio) wore the handsomest
costume among the women
o navy blue silk dress with
jacket. trimmed with a wide
cerese collar. Mrs. Edith Rog-
ers Of Massachusetts, and Mrs.
Cecil Harden Of Indiana, both
were In brown. Mrs. Marguer-
ite Church Of Illinois chose
dark gray, Mrs. Katherine st.
George Of New York, navy and
Mrs. Ruth Thompson Of Mich
igan. royal blue.
All Of the women on both
sides Of the aisle were sent
handsome orchid corsages,
flown especially from Hawaii,
by Mrs. Harrington. The Ha-
waiian delegate herself wore
o pink camellia corsage.
Evening star., 1955-01-06

5o8 z-Pc. WESTERN SETS. sizes 10 and l2---- 800
89c NYL0N STRETCH SOCKS, lorse size----- zoe
Sc SHORTS. BRIEFS, SHIRTS ------------z for LOO
1893 COTTON SPORT SHIRTS sizes 6-l6-z for 800
5o8 CORDUROY JACKETS size 2onIy-----l.e9
19S WOOL CAMPUS HATS, S, M, ,L----------l.39
4o8 THIcKSET CORDUROY SLAcKS, 4-l2---z for 500
3o8-4.98 WOOL SWEATERS S----------- -z.SS-3.88
l9s SLIPPER SOCKS, cotton s----- 100
l6o SHORT-SLEEvE POLO SHIRTS, sizes 6-l4 100
3S8 CORDUROY SHIRTS, solid eolors 4 for 500
2o8 SHORT SLEEVE COLLAR poLOS- S---.--i.9o
298 FLANNEL PAJAktAS sizes 40
1926 SHORTIE ToPcoATs, size rs onIy---------I3.o9
598 CORDUROY ROBES sizes "a 500
l995-2295 LEATHER JACKETS, sizes s to l6-----i4.99
l98 WINTER CAPS, S, IN, L------------------ z9e
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Why Grow old7
Additional Weight Very Depressing

to exercise faithfully for two
weeks before taking In the
tape measure at sil.
Then Ii Starts
Many women give up diet
Ing because they stick to . diet
for three or four days without
resulting loss. This Is not un-
usual. Suddenly you win iind
that you have dropped iron, 3
to 5 pounds.
The letters are pouring In.
Il you would like to ioin
thousands Of other women IN
Marathon send 10 cents and 4
stamped. self-addressed en-
velope with your request for
my new Marathon booklet.
Address Josephine Lowman Il
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
SaUe 800 on Handsome
Edshion-right Frames
39s KS,
\ LENSES Esfna LsnssE
Lenses Exsrs

& - +
F1attering for women IS this
frame ttop left) in pink, black
on gold, blue or pink pearl
tone. demi-amber, blonde or
pink gold-tone. For men the
distinctive frame bottom left)
is In cordova, black. fleshtone
or demi-amber shades.
Lenses At moderate extra COST a.
Ocalists prsscyibfioas filled, len,
Or duplicated from yosr prsssss
Dr. N. serman. D.. !
optiesl DEPT. Ser
Evening star., 1955-01-06

Are you feeling definitely
unglamorous? Have you lost
that feeling Of personal at
tractiveness you once had?
Sometimes life loses It's ex-
citement because Of worries
and mental depression but
often It Is simply = question
Of weight.
] can tel when I have.
gained ave or more pounds.
without ever getting on the
scales. AL Of o sudden. the
clothes / liked 50 Well seem
10 have lost their punch. They
look entirely different: / Like
crazy hats. I had thought
that they looked quite peppy.
but suddenly they Just look
silly. High heels zeem higher,
the design on prints larger
and the materials thicker.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Congress-
Is Feted
fCantinuea Ernm page H-a.l


be based on issues and not on
character assassination, he as
serted amid applause. Respect
for each other as human be-
ings, despite disagreement over
issues, should be the goal for
the next two years. he sug-
gested.
Senator NeubeEger took the
occasion to publicly thank ssthe
senior Senator from Califor-
MA" lsenator William r.
KnowIandf for the fair way
in which the latter campaigned
against him before the recent
election.
Leoders Appioaded
Senator Knowland; the NIL
nority leader Of the Senate,
was among those at the head
table last night. as was the
new majority leader, Senator
Lyndon johnson Of Texas.
House Speaker Sam Ray
burn. who had been elected to
that post for the seventh time
earlier In the day. and his
predecessor. House Minority
Leader Joseph w. Martin. jr..
also had places Of honor.
Each Of the party leaders
received q standing ovation as
he was introduced.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Alunnoe Meeting

The afternoon group Of the
Washington Alumnae Associa-
ton Of Kappa Delta will meet
at ! o'clock tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. John e. Nc
Laughlin, lot East Lenox
street. Chevy Chase. Mr.. c..
Malcom Watkins Of the United
States National Museum win
talk to the group about High
lights Of American Glassware"
Evening star., 1955-01-06


n your overweight is rob
hing you Of your self-confi-
dence. Join Marathon and eet
It over with. You can lose 20
pounds IN eight weeks time.
Let me give you 8 few hints
which win help you.
i. Do not weigh yourself
every day. This Is discourag-
ing. weigh only ct the end
of each week.
2. Measure yourself before
beginning and 1t the end Of
every two weeks. BY the end
Of two weeks you win begin to
see i difference IN your meas
rrements.
You may have to diet for
several days before losing at
all, and you win probably have
Evening star., 1955-01-06

Roast Pork Apple Sauce
SDeet Potatoes Green Beans
Harmony Salad Wellesley Fudge Cake
i Harmony Salad
package lemon-hayored teaspoon Worcestershire
gelatin
81 cup hot water teaspoon minced onion
" cup cold water tablespoons vinegar
cup coarsely cut tomatoes teaspoon salt
"a tablespoons diced green Dash Of pepper
pepper
se dissolve gelatin water. cold water Chill until
slightly hickened Combine tomato onion Wor
cestershre vinegar salt marnate mixture
thoroughly Fold into slightly tMckened gelatin Pour into indi
Z mayonnaise, II desired Makes 4 to 8 servings.
MONDAY
Chop Suey made Dith Leftover pork
Crisp Noodles Head Lettuce Salad
Ar Apple Pudding Tea
Apple Pudding
. large Winesap apples teaspoons baking powder
large Va teaspoon salt
/
Peel and slice apples Place with nuteats In chop
ping bowl and together until small pieces Add and
flour and mix we'll Pour into baking dish and bake
at $50 degree IS minutes until crust forms and apples
tender Serve sherbet glasses warm, with
q TUESDAY
Liper and Bacon flashed BrotDn Potatoes
Onions IN Cheese Sauce Endue Salad
Fruit Jeuo
Onions In Cheese Sauce
IL small onions ! cup milk
tablespoons butter " teaspoon salt
tablespoons -four grated cheese
Peel and cook boiling salted water until just
tender In the meantime melt butter add flour and blend Add
cheese and stir until cheese melts Pour drained
cooked onions Serves 6.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Croftsn1en Meeting

The Potomac Craftsmen win
meet next Saturday in the Ma
tional Museum. Room 43, at
1880 o'clock. The speaker will
be Mrs. Evelyn Neher Of New
Canaan, Conn.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
FRIDAY
=

salmon Loaf Baked Potato
Spinach ButteYed Carrots
Vanilla Pudding Chocolate Crunch Sauce
Chocolate Crunch Sauce
X cup chocolate VI cup coarsey ground
& Corn Erup or honey peanutsbutter sas
Combine chocolste peanut butter thin to desired
consistency with sp honey Serve pudding Serves
SATURDAY ~
s Potatoburgers Broccoli 5
Sc1loped Tomatoes Pumpkin Pie
POtatoburgen
pound ground beef ~ teaspoons salt
cups coarsely grated, teaspoon pepper
unpeeled potatoes cup chopped green pepper
N cup coarsely grated onion tablespoons butter
Combine meat potatoes onion seasonines
pepper and shape into pae Cook pattes In butter until
brown Turn cook the other side until brown and mix
ture Is cooked thoroughly Serves Make with
the drippings left In pan.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
FuIy Guaranteed! Mostly and Of
SPECTACULAR
TRADE
TV BUYS

EUery Set Guaranteed
to Work!
Evening star., 1955-11-10
PARkinston onIyl 9Th Fl.

No Dvn payent AppIonee msnt DeIyer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
~ Great Dyi7cEzzp TO great year
Buick Builds
100000
Highest peak ofaN time
points to Buick as the buy ofthe year!

Maybe you ought to sample the lofty new horse
powers that come from Bucks big new 322-cubic-
inch vs. engines-and the brilliant new response Of
an advanced new Variable Pitch DynaAow* that
brings you doubleaction take-of and big boost in
gas mileage.
Above all, maybe you ought to come in and see
for yourself the bedrock value packed into every
new Buick-and how much more sheer automobile
your money buys here than the same money buys
elsewhere.
Drop in first chance you get. Well show you what
solid worth Buick builds into to win such soaring
success and how favorable trade-in allowance we
can offer you with such tremendous volume to back
us up
Adoanced Variable Pitch DynoD the only DynGoW Buick builds
today standard Roadoe Super and modest
on the Special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

LATEST BULLETIN BuIcks total new production
Tor the United States Canada In 1855 Ia oroWdln1
100000 af the time shIs goes 70 press.
Livery time you travelled Americas roads and streets
and highways this year. you saw Buick history being
made.
You saw more new Bucks than ever before-because
more new Bucks were bought and registered in
1855 than in any previous year since car-building
began.
You saw big beautiful new Bucks in everifcreasing
numbers because this year Buick outsold, by far,
every other car in the land except the two most
wel-known smaller cars.
And if you had taken look behind the scenes, you
would have witnessed neD Bucks being built at the
rate of ooer three cars eoery minute to meet the
public demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

As Buick dealers, we recognized this mounting
demand from the rst-and nurtured it to the fullest
benefit of the public.
For, with our growing volume, we were able to offer
bigger trade-in alowances-and we did. So more and
more people, attracted to the great new Bucks,
found it easier and easier to buy them.
Today, the demand continues upward. With the
much-wanted 1855 Buick introduced last month,
and now in full production calendar year closes
with Buick building toward an al-tme high produc-
ton Of SOC, O0O The New Year looks like million.
So MAYBE you ought to look into Buick for 1856.
Maybe you ought to look into that stunning new
sweep-ahead styling that's winning such raves.
Maybe you ought to Try the wholly new sweetness
of Bucks superb ride-and the precise sureness of
handling that goes with it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

ALEXANDRIA--Need TRANSPORTATION
Immaculate Cape Cod with 2 bed.
rooms and bath on fifst floor. Inn
mediate occupancy; S14,b00; easy
BROKERS.
ALEXANDRIA---solid brick: 3 bed
rooms, Q baths, full basement; $1S,-
900. Call OWNER. SO. 5-b603.
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY, Just io of
Mt. Vernon blyd.--Brick rambler in
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construction: 8 big bedrms., 2 baths,
Ice. luxurious kit. fun bsmt.: attic
planned for more rms. and bath.
$4,000. Call Mrs. Smith. 80. B.
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N. ct. Asaph st.. Alex, Va. ---1g
ARL., N.--Cosy. 2-bedrm. brick:
separate din, ynn., full bsmt.. rec.
rfn.. shaded brick patio; attractive
close-in netghh0rh0od. ! block bus
and Shope. Only 911.e50. OWNER.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

l0-FT. RANcH-TYPE HOUSE. Ice
OWNER: $1,000. UN. ASH. Ia
SO. a0Q Cottage City Md.-2.bedrm.
bungSioW. full bsnit. with outside
entf., modern kit. detached gar.
beautiful location. eony. to every
thing. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO. ON. 4-l166: WA. 7-66b5.
HOUSES M Inconsistencies
on-the-hill. An. always desirable
location. Good solid Colonial. Tip
top condition. 8 sxtra-lge. rms,
family din. I'm. full bsmt, 0ns q
s ssassy down nst & y. NV " SUaaSs
CO., Ap. 7.i4Qg til 9 pm. lis
5 BEDRM. BRK., 3 fun baths. sep
arate din. rui.. rec. m. finished In
knotty pine with tile a., level lot.
nr. transp., schools, and Adopting.
FRINGE GEORGES REALTY Co.
baths) home, near Lanham. Up
stairs apt. completed. but addi-
tional work needed on downstairs.
Owner willing to consider S21, 900
Is iB, or win finish work. For
apt. cal DOUG ~ SMILEY.
WILL TRADE your D. c, house on
one q our lovely 8. 4 and 5 bedrm.
ramhlers n Hlilerest Hts.; from
$1,000 up. Gail Mr.. Tasker.
PAUL P. STONE, Reaifor. 10. S-S30S
$40 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
NJ: new Lansbuseh's dept, store
8 isrEe rms. 1M baths. storm win
doWs. screened perch. eirscondi-
tioninE. Oh only $500 down.
HUGH 4. PECK HE. 4-610O