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Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
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Views Flutheud

In Columbia Falls last weekend
working on his oath book" The
Story of Anaconda" Isaac F.
Marcosson, accompanied by Mrs.
Marcosson.
MarcossOn went to New York City
from the Louisville Courier Journal
where he had started writing when
a 16-year-old.
| Twenty and thirty years ago he
became known as the ace of inter-
viewers as he met and brought back
stories of such men as President
Paul Won Hindenburg, Mussolini,
David Lloyd George, Winston
Churchill, Leon Trotsky and Emper-
or Hirohito Of Japan. For years he
was a staff contributor to the Sat-
urday Evening Post.
His books of that period included
Adventures in interviewing" and
1.-THE Turbulent Years" of 1918 to
1889 with the dictators.
/ We didn't feel it was our place
to pry too much into this well
known authors personal life. There
was a tragedy as cancer slowly
caused the death of Mrs. Marcoss
on.
The man who had virtually re
tired came back to become di
rector for the Memorial Cancer cen
ter in New York City with its an
nual budget of $4,000, 900.
, He's emphatic in declaring tina
, fear is cancers greatest ally. Ear
ly detection" often results in cure
t he added. This is something oul
, neighbors in the Flathead shoul(
r never forget.
{ Apparently it was during thes
8 days with the Memorial Cancer Ger
ter that he met and later marie,
4 the present Mrs. Marcosson, VIII
!. had been working in public rels
: tons and publicity for the canoe
n foundation. She is a striking, caps
BILE lady.
+ Marcosson's new field of writin
! included Where Men Trade" tn
j story of the National Cash Registe
: Company Then there was "Mets
II Magic" the story of America
! Smelling and Refining Co. and
le number of other similar public;
e tons.
hi His Anaconda associations dat
v back for a number of years. He tol
10 the Great Falls Tribune before con
I ing here: II have known Cornelil
ID F. Kelley for 30 years. In spite
q his recently announced retirement {
T. chairman Of the board of the An
@ conda Co., he remains one of til
II great industrialists of our time"
D. ''The Story of Anaconda" is to
Of published by Dodd, Mead next yea
re- MarcoSson saw and marvelled
ri Hungry Horse Dam, enjoyed a di
in ner at Lake Mcdonald hotel al
s. was impressed by the new alum
IN mum plant. 1t will be interesting
% see how he portrays the Flathead
r his new book.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
Mickey Wagner Has
New York Guests

MARTIN CITY-Visiting Mickey
Wagner last week were his sister,
Mrs. Charlotte Kaznierczak of Buff
falo, N. ", and her son, Irwin, and
wife and daughter, Jeanne of Roch-
ester, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Bompart Of
Helena were here last week, they
are proprietors of Bell Motels there.
On their way home they called for
four boys, including their own two
who were at st. Marys at Boy Scout
camp Mr.. and Mrs. Bompart sold
the Kennedy apartments here tc
Art Wichland a year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Oh ot attended
his parents diamond wedding a
Tacoma, July 8. They were gone {
week. 1t was a family reunion.
Miss Joan Zanishelli of Victoria
B. c., granddaughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. Morisette is spending he
vacation here and with the AL Cha
bot family.
On Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Loui
Gagnon of Hot Springs visited at tn,
A. Morisette home. A sister of Mrs
Gagnon, Mrs. A. Scott, of Lon,
Beach, Calf, was with them. The,
are cousins of Mrs. Morisette.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
Portiu Shurr to Go
TO Modelling School
by Mrs. Ray QuigIey

HUNGRY HORSE-L. F. Bedding
of Long Beach, Calf, has been Wis
iting with his daughter and family,
the Frank Sharrs, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharr drove to Spo-
kane Saturday to meet Mr. Belding
He planned to leave Wednesday by
train to Spokane then go to Long
Beach by plane. He has been on
vacation from Douglas Aircraft in
Long Beach. Mr.. Bedding was to be
accompanied to Spokane by his
granddaughter, Portia Sharr. Por-
tia is enrolled in the Drezden School
of Modelling and will make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henle
while in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parkhill went
to Addy, Wash, over the Fourth
of July weekend to bring home their
little daughter, Mary, who spent
some time with her grandparents
there.
William D. Lee of Billings dropped
in to say hello to his sisters, Mrs.
Lyle Knudsen and Mrs. Ray Quig-
ley, and their families and to get in
a davis fishing with Ray.
Visiting at the Armagost home las,
week were Mary's brother and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Rousseau
Lynn, Janet and David of Denver
The two families enjoyed a full
Z week of sightseeing, taking in Glac
Ter Park. short trip to Canada, the
: aluminium plant and Hungry Horse
Dam. The Rousseaus were very vel
pleased with our beautiful countr,
and hope to make another trip vi
f here soon. ~
, Mrs. Charles James of PORTLAND
/. is visiting at the Axel Johnson horne
r Mrs. Johnson is Mrs. James moth
D er. Three granddaughter are ais
t visiting them. They are Mary Ami
! and Donna Lee Fredenburg of Med
0 ford, Ore, and Darlene Bracha o
Salem, Ore. Darlene will visit her,
for two more weeks. S
t Visiting last week at the Erwil
a Riley home were his niece and hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Andersen
/, of Huntington Park, Calf
d Erwin's sister and her daughter
r Mrs. Blanche Curtis, and LaVon q
l. Aberdeen, S. OAK, were also recen
visitors at the Riley home.
IS We were very pleasantly surpris
e ed Friday evening when upon ans
5. wering knock at the door, Their
G were some very dear friends, En-
y erv and Ruth Vail of Wenatchet
Wash. The Walls spent two day
visiting friends in the valley, r,
1 turning to Wenatchee Sunday afte
] noon.
Ray Quigley received word tn;
Y his sister-in-law had passed ava
r. in Jerome, Idaho, July 7. Mr.. an
70 Mrs. Quigley left the next day fl
II Jerome, taking Robert and Rae Ar
10 with them. They returned home
+ way of Pasco and Wenatchee. The
> visited the Emery Walls at Wena
q. chez and brought home sever
boxes of cherries from trees in Vail
90 yard.
ov Bill Opalka, who is home on lea,
q from Long Beach, stopped in to s.
"a us the other day. We are happy tn
ha the young people, who went to scho
10 with our children, come back to S
~ us. Bills ship is tied up at Lol
&C. Beach so Bill brought news of Sc
o. eral valley boys whose ships are
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
HervoIs Announce
DAUGHTER to Wed

CORAM-Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Her
vol of the Dew Drop announce the
engagement of their daughter, Julia
Jeanette of Missoula to James Nc
Many of Miles City. The couple are
to be married in October.
Miss Hervol is a graduate of
Malta high school and is senior
at Montana State University major
ing in social work. She has also been
working as a telephone operator
Mr.. McNany is a Miles City high
school graduate and is a MSU grad
uate. He is employed in Miles City
The Hervols daughter, Romona
Jane was married June Is at Malta
to Kenneth Doty.
Another daughter of the Hervols
Vienna has completed a beautician's
course at Missoula, and is now EN-
ployed at Viola's shop in Whitefish
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
Lease Standard
Sfufion at III. n.

HUNGRY HORSE-Bill Welsh and
Henry Darrah have leased the STAN
dard Station at Hungry Horse, and
started operations Tuesday morn
ing.
Welsh was athletic coach at Lew.
istown high school last year and is
the new owner of the Flathead mo-
tel near Coram.
Darrah and his wife moved here
from Lewistown, arriving Monday
evening. He had been working Out
of Great Falls as an insurance ad
justor and was formerly associated
with Cooley Chevrolet and the Buicl
agency in LewistoWn. The Darrah
will make their home in the apart
ment connected with the station
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
AAA RECOMMENDED MOTEL &

AAA RECOMMENDED MOTEL &
coffee shop located between Hun
cry Horse Dam and Glacier Park.
Closed now due to personal reasons.
Can reopen in "a hours. Will sacri-
flee at less than original cost of
construction 8 years ago. Has been
q good money maker all the 6me.
Submit your offer to or arrange to
inspect this place thru Darwin Ham
ilton at The First Federal Savings
& Loan at 233 Main St., Kalispeu
c1-1
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
Teen-Agers Dance
Slated Saturday

HUNGRY HORSE-This Saturday
the Community club is sponsoring
another dance for teenagers with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Patterson
in charge. Music will again be pro-
vided by the Flathead's popular
teen-age orchestra, Kay Sander
sons Five Sharps. An estimated 225
young people attended the last teen
age dance in Hungry Horse.
Every Tuesday youngsters in Hun
cry Horse will be offered the oppor-
tunity of going on hiking trips in
Glacier park. Mrs. C. w. Armagost
is in charge of arrangements and
she will provide rides for all child.
rem who are interested. When the
group arrives at the park one O,
the Glacier park rangers will BIZ
in charge of the hike. These hike.
are especially recommended fol
fourth graders up to high schoo
age.
| These hiking trips will be spon
sored by the Community club eacl
Tuesday throughout the summer. AL
interested Hungry Horse youngster
and parents should contact Mrs
Armag0st on Monday of each week
Next Tuesday evening at 8 p. m
there will be a special strawberr
and ice cream social for teenagers
Tuesday evening is the regular or
en- house for teenagers at the Con
munity club but for this specie
event parents, tourists and other
who are interested are invited. Sev
eral gallons of Strawberries hav
been donated for the event and thes
| fresh berries and ice cream will
served all evening for a sma
: charge. In charge will be Mrs. Jel
nings Patterson, assisted by otht
: members.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22

MARTIN CITY-Richard Verrall,
Martin City, was fined 500 and CIV
en- a Today Jail sentence in the Mar
tin City justice court of Judge Jerry
Baldwin on a state highway patrol
charge Of second offense without a
Montana drivers license.
Other case was Thomas Shields,
Hungry Horse, who paid $40 on a
charge of not having a Montana
drivers license.
Other case was Thomas Shields
Hungry Horse, who paid $40 on q
charge of not having proper license
plates.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
Fete Mary Loeffler
At Bod Rock Party
by Mrs. Dan Sullivan

BAD ROCK-Mrs. Mary Loeffler
was the honored guest, Friday, at
the home of her daughter and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rogers and
daughters. Present for the occasion,
honoring her birthday anniversary,
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loeffler
and daughters, Missoula; Mrs. En-
ma Leighty, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Shook and Mrs. Herb Leighty and
daughter, all of Kalispell; Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Mattheisen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin Mattheisen, Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Mattheisen, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Jean Morris, Havre, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack O'Brien, Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien, Spo
kane, and Mr.. and Mrs Jean Nor
ris, Havre, were recent visitors o
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mattheisen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hensen, Sr.
California, and Ralph Thayer, Kal
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
Complete Buildings
Contract in Park

WEST GLACIER-Baltrusch and
Powell Construction Co. of Havre
and Columbia Falls, this week COM
pleted a $24, 1899. so contract to erect
three "a by 13-foot comfort stations
at the new Apgar campground in
Glacier National Park.
The three modern restrooms are
similar to three other units erected
at the campground by M. C. Esten-
sen of Columbia Falls in 1928.
They are designed for late fall and
spring use as well as summer.
The new campground at the foot
of Lake Mcdonald is scheduled to
become the largest in the park.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22
Retired Ranger Visits

WEST GLACIER-Frank Guardi-
pee, Renton, Wash, retired Glac-
Ter National Park ranger, was Wis
itor here early this week. Guardi-
pee, member of the Blackfeet tribe,
is well known as a lecturer.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler, for
mer Columbia Falls residents, have
returned to the Flathead from Hav-
re and are employed at Lake Nc
Donald.
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HELP-DoAAESTic

COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER, white
3O-40 for motherless home. Must b.
experienced and fond Of children
Recent references. OF every Sunday
49, so week: live in. Call aftei
7.3O pm, RA 6-7645. %
COOK recent references
5-day wk., 10 through z o'clocl
dinner, Wed. and Sun. on, sci
wk. 3 adults. EN-. 2-777l.
G.H.W.. COOK-Mve in. experienced
references necessary; $50 wk., JU
5-3ODl, IS
GHW. plain cooking, exp, liv in
fond Of children. air-cond. home
$50 per wk. OIL. 6-3636. -
G.Hw. COOK, to live in on nearb!
farm: Mon. through Rri.: for small
adult family: must like animals
Good salary: ref. rec. Box 1S4-
Star. -
GHw and fond of children: 6-da.
wk.; baby sit or 2 NIGHTS. Hon
est. TU. 2-1069.
CIV COOKING. white, live-in
for doctors family. Help with chill
dren. Weekday. every other Sun
on. Responsible, pleasant person
WO. $4,000. -
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE . mic,
g.h.w. job in an air-cond. home
live in, 5h days, Sundays on
Must like children. Local refs. REQ
OIL 4-1632. %
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STuArIoNs-poMEsTic

coL0RRD WOMAN desires. G.h.W.
plain eookine. care Tor ehtlafeni
can stay some NIGHTS. IL. 7-0034
COL0RED GIRL wants days worh
or full time; refs. LU. 3-OS3l
COLORED WOMAN desires family
laundry work in her home: refs
LU. 1-0576.
GIRL, eolored. desires 3 days work
references. AID. 4-7l9S.
GIRL, eolored. desires light house.
work and child care. Ii. 4-lo5S
%
LAUNDREsS, exper., rel, wants iron.
ing, curtains to do home; good
on fine fabric; refs. DE. 2-77s7
WOMAN, white. middle-age. desires
position as housekeeper In or neal
Va. XII. 9-3345. J.
WOMAN. colored. wants 6-day week
gh.w., care Of children: refer
ences. DE. 2-2474.
COLORED WOMAN desires wori
dishwashing or night once clean
ing: good refs. LII. 3-lS3S.
WHITE COOK desires work cook
ing and taking care Of down
stairs; good refs. Box 214-R. Star
WOMAN. neat. light colored. exper.,
laundress. wishes days. baby sitter
Call Tues. AID. 4-371e.
COLORED WOMAN desires cleaning
work. Mon, Wed, Sat-; good refs
Ii, 6-6943.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

BARTENDER. expert mixer: wife.
no children. 1--we in. open YEAR
round 90 mi. from D. C. on
Patuxent River Salary open. Phone
Great Mills 5454. II
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman, fol
our Clarendon, Va. salon; no H.
cense required: 5-day wk.. good
salary and commission. Apply
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. or 5000
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. IL
COOK, couple preferably; male cook.
female waitress; excellent living
quarters, good pay. Call La Plata
FARMER AND WIFE. eolored, oveI
40: no children: for general farm
ing: nrby. Nd; wife to do g.h.W.;
exper. nee; good sal. furn house
Apply 10l7 18th st. NV. ST. S-s4S4
-
COUfLE-Man to work part time
woman to help in house part time
4-room house with bath. plus sal
arg. references EXCHANGED. call Sat
urday Sunday. and nights Dunkirk
6-T729. weekdays RE. 7-2SI7. -
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg. fawn,
8 wks.. grAndSired CHI Barmere's
TaliSman. Phone OIL. 9-Q463. -
wEIMARANER. stud fee puppies:
excel. German. Austrian lines: sire.
German import: Axe champs. OIL
2-3S9S. .
COCKER PUPS. male. s wks.. black
and bun Purebreds; S25. Ask OPP.
for Cedar 3-6271. II
PET MONKEY, female. chimpanzee,
small breed, Is months old. will
wear clothes, will sell or trade for
late model n air conditioner. so.
c SocssiEii PUPS, ali black: males.
1856; females. $40. Axe reg. shots
and wormed OIL 9-92S2. "a
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. Q
wks.. registered litter. excel. blood
line. nicely marked perfect watch
dogs. adorable pets. Call Du
COOKIES PUPS. p.ra color, black
and white; long line Of champions:
children; Axe res: Eormed and
DOsERmAN, II mo-, male. all shots.
good with older children. TIE. g.
BOSTON BULLDOG PUPS go. thor
oughbred. EN-. 3-5S45.
COLLIE PUPS m: I, Reg. Axe,
wks., full white collar; sable or
tri: very reas.. JE. 2-sS31. .
BOXER at stud, champ. sired
hashy fawn. Bang Away grand
BRiNDLE BOXER. / female. with
papers; also part boxer puppies
reasonable. UN. 1856. Il
COLLIE PUPPIES, tricolors ant
sables with white collars: 8 wks
Evergreen 4-5063. II
COLLIE PUPS, 2 sable and white
males: 10 wks. old, .pedigreed: $3t
res ; 3 left at $50 each for this
week end. Also older Danes, show
prospects Special price, come see
them now, ELPAW KENNELS
Duke st. ext. Alex, Va. TIE
PUPPIES, min. collie type. shet-
land sheep: 2 wks.; B male, lem
beautiful. fiuffy. JU, 9-7O07. Il
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS--Beaut.
marked: Axe req: champion blood
line. Need o pet? Buy pup. He
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPs-AKc,
reg. age q wks. TO VI. some
housebroken, reas.. JU. 9-O2oo.
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NAN, 1855, to shars l-bedrm.
aiF-eond. apt. with man; nr, Mem.
Bridge; pool. parking. IA. 2-4eso.
18th AND PEABODY SIS. Nv
438 5th ST. s.W.-Large bedrm.,
bath, and Kitchen; elderly lady to
be companion to woman; will eook
and provide transp., If needed; S25
mo. ME-. 8-348a. IL
cONGENIAL WORKING GIRL wants
another girl 1886, to select and
In NV. Rock Greek Park area. Call
RE. 7-7474, Ext. 10, between 8
and 8; NO. 7-0405 after q. d
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

COLLEGE PARK, MD. - Beautiful
furn. apt. All-elec. kit, tiled bath.
Very large liv..rms dinette,, very
GENTLE, 45O2 Guilford I'd. Col
ieEe Park. UN. 4-2s9s. UN. A.
TAKoMA PARK-Furn. Q bedrns.,
liv. RIM, din. rm., kit. and bath.
Pvt. sntr; in PVT; home. Call after
SILVER sPRNG-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit, din. bath; ptils. incl, S9s so.
Couple; refs. 10. 3-6sse II
TAKOMA PIX, S45; small attrac. s.
rm. apt: cool; !, person only:
wooded district. Ju. 9-4559. 81
CONN. AVE, nice address. shop.
area; 1-br. and ENC; apts,; utils.
incl: mTr.. 1910; EN-. 2-6s43.
LOVELY BEDRM., LIv. RIM. and kit.
End A., in 2-fanily, house, ideally
fuInshed d Close to . transp Sh Ho
sa7s57 or Ap. FASH.
NICELY FURN. and dec. I-bedroom
ter, 5000. All .utils. incl, 1913
Flower ave, Takoma Park. Nd.
kit. end d. Parking, Also 1-bedrm.
apt. JU. $4,000.
TAX. PK.--Nicely furn. Ell. with
lge. comb. living -bedrm., Ice. comb.
xii. -dinette, bath. in 6-unit br. apt.
house. JU. 9-S706.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-3 rms. and
bath. Utils. and washer furn.
$75 mo. 7516 Carroll ave. open
r SmnH1pHgs' oND FIR rms. kit.
bat bath b6 ld.y' ST 1S. APP 1873 sa6sp'
TAX. PK.-very sttr. bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit, tile bath. pvt. entr. M.
East West hwy; and stores, Lee
SILVER sPRiNG-4 rms. kit.
bath; n blk. Georgia ave. bus.
blKs. Hechts. Adults. JU. 9-2S25.
TAKoMA PARK b.drm., extra
lge. refsr.,, use Of auto. %1asshhe eG;
p az RE w Mass. 81 AVE. "a AND RIVER
bath, washer incl. pvt, entrance.
employed cple. preferred. No drink
ATTFRACIIvE@snd- aoor ant 2
rooms. Kitchen and bath, utilities
furnished. SO .4104 30th st.,
Mount Rainier Nd -
34OI 37th AVE, Colmar Manor,
Md. nr. District line--2nd a.. B
bsmt. apt; lily. rm,, din. I'm. beds
5 Iii et e Ss'h S-s Stis for inel s,S Sseeo
(continued on next Dass)
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BUILDING. REMODELING. RE-
PAIRING Carpentry. brick.
cement work, especially porches.
MR., BAKER, HU. 3-56S0 or CO.
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FURs-We challenge you 70 dupii:
cate this value; fine, silky, sheared
mouton lamb Jackets. $50; easily
worth S12b. Every wanted fur al
every price. BASKINS FURS. cor
ner 9Th and @ SITS. NV. -
FURNITURE-Compl. effic., $50:
9 studio couches.. rug. end, coffee.
dining tables. 2 chairs, desk. book
case. 1901 Conn, Apt. 419, "A
FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe dinette
table and chairs, 500. fine walnut
bedrm, suite, no-sag coil springs and
innerspring mattress, $sS: Wiz.
double mahogany desk, plate-glass
top, excel. cond.. sos; Servel gas
reisrr o Gu T. lifetime box $50
RCA TV. washer, 2 HOLLYWOOD beds
with mattresses, chest, breakfast
table with chairS; assorted tables:
500, or will sell individually. Days,
st. $4,000. ext. 277S; IA. 4-0504
after BIB pm. "a
FURNITURE-2 mohaIr overstuiiec
chairs. slip covers. RE $4,000. ext
1900: after Q. RE. 7-s3e7. -
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SITUATiokS---MEN

AUDIT CLERK--5
yrs. Govt. exper., desires position
with business firm. 10. s-4274. j.
2 COLLEGE STUDENTS seek sum-
mer employment. Call OIL. 2-305O.
-
TRUCK DRIVER or helper. chauf.
feur, Md. and D. C. permit. de-
r PsDdsSlf pk TsERoW Bart RI lime eve
after 8 pm. Also color exp. En-
larsing and contact printing. AID
4-0S4S l.
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NATIONAL FIRE
Safety Counsellors
of Washington, D. c.

ATTRAC. POSITION
For an inteliiEent woman. with Z
pleasant personality and good ap.
pearance; prefer one with expert.
ence in teaching; age IS TO 65. II
selected. must be ready 20 accept
position Immediately. A good in.
come with opportunity for Q defi.
mite plan Of advancement. Write
giving age. education and expert.
ence. Box 1915. Star. %
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FLOORS BANDED ANYWHERE
WE UNDERSELL THEN ALL

lS-HR. SERVICE.
SAY MORE FLOORS. JU. s-1322
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
free estimate, guaranteed work
lowest prices. DU. 7-l9l4. 4.
PAINTING, interior and exterior'
Thomas fTRop. soF Va iF se7s sssl"Ae' a. ~
PAINTING. papering. waterproofing;
interior exterior. FLA loans avail:
For estimates call JU 9-477l IS
PAINTING. PAPERING: frst-class
workmanship work done immedi..
ately. Mr.. PoAT. RIA 3-5643. i
PAINTING. paper hanging, aitera.:
: .sr9 NIX Is RpEE %sfhsn &c. isS@ssst
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
MIR WADE, Xxx. 3-9e35, i.
PAINTING, -papering, gen. remodel
ing. Satisfied customerS for over
25 yrs, Call Mr.. LAWRENCE. ia
PAINTING. PAPERiNG. PLASTER.
ING. any size lob: white mechs.. SO
yrs exper,: free est. Va. D. G. and
Md. MR.. STANLEY. IA. 5-0424.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Lowest prices In town. White me.
chanics Ref. Free est. no. 2-7l27
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLASTER
ING-Expertwork, $40 UP. % yrs.
experience Dependable. NEAL,
LII. 4-O257, LII. 4-2377.. II .
PAPER HANGING. painting. wall
s SasyP fu pl ll1ssa patches IL j.
PAPERING, $40 and I'D this week
only; 1855 sunfaSt washable papers,
RIA 3-7aa3, III 9-760S.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, patch work
! alterations and additions. Exper
white mech. Reas. JU. 9-4i64
PLASTER REPAIRING; prompt
guaranteed service by cxper. man
PRICES reas. no. 2.23l5s-l
PLUMBING AND HEATING, low
prices: free estimates: Md. worl
only. Mr.. LEE. VIII. 6-8sO7. -
ROOFING. all types: cutters, spouts
general sheet-metal work. A. d
THOMAS, WA. 1882
ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR. SIS
Prompt service: skilled MECHANICS
d, c.. Va. and Md. Lu. 2-0l7l
STONE WORK. retaining walls, nag
stone patios. walks, repairs, fTel
estimates. Call TONY. LII. 2-413O
Tv REPAIRS at wholesale prices
service calls 500. Credit available
SPECIALISTS In all makes. call IA
$4,000. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. practically new, 100
Value ST, 900, sacrifice $500. LU
ADDING MACHINES - We are
loaded. boss says let EN- go; S3b
up. Come and get EN-. CENTRAL.
20la 18th 81 nv 10
ApDbiSRE isSslasii / AND GRAPHo.
TYPE N ACHiN rs for B plate;
both machines In good working
condition. Oh. 2-o2o2 except Mon
All, cos .gd5 ss. H.. P SR:'
=. Ana. SIC sao e. Lu ss.,s Mas'' Gsei