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Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24

WEST GLACIER--Glacier Nation
al Parks nine mountain top lookout
stations are being manned with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Howard, Greeley,
Colo, first up. Their home for the
summer will be in Widowed cabin
on Apgar mountain, and they are
going up Friday.
Other l0okouts and their assign
mentS as announced by Ranger
Stanley Sturgeon, fire chief, are as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Cook, Wooster, Ohio, on Curley
Bear mountain; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p.
Thomas, Estes Park, Colo. to Nurna
ridge; Mr.. and Mrs. William Ben
nett, Denver, Swiftcurrent; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hobbs, Chinook, Kansas,
Mt. Brown;
Other lookout assignments are:
Clyde D. Robbins, Syracuse, N. ",
Huckelberry mountain; Fred Felsch,
Upland Calf, Loneman mountain;
Peter B. rockingham, Stanford,
Calf, Scalplock, and Ray Keller,
Bigfork, to Porcupine ridge.
In the parks fire fighting organi-
cation there are IL fire guards scat
tered about the park reporting tc
rangers. Their job is to get to fires
once they are reported.
Fire guard assignments are as fol
lows: Paul Branum, Miles City ane
Donald Hayes, Columbia Falls, tt
st. Mary; Robert Westcott, Denton
Waterton; Gene Fuhlrodt, Fl. Coll
ms. Colo, and Tim Van Elk, Memo
monte, Wis, Walton; William Sharp
Anaconda, Polebridge; Bert White
Columbia Falls, to Mcdonald ranger
station; Daniel Beard, Homestead
Fla, Two Medicine; Francis Guar
dipee, Missoula, Belly River; Del
bert Wiens, Claremont, Calf, Flat
head river station; Alvin L. Jensen
Missoula, and Donald Coffin, Fl
Collins, Colo, park headquarters.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Truffic Cases

MARTIN CITY-Highway patrol
cases in Martin City justice court
of Judge Jerry Baldwin are as fol-
lows:
Leonard H. Seurer, Coram, fined
$40 for following too close, and $40
for not having drivers license.
Robert Dale Mckenzie, East Glac-
Ter, fined $40 for careless driving.
Ernest X. Clairmont, Hungry
Horse, fined SIS for speeding 70
miles an hour at night in the SIS
mile zone.
James P. Roberts, Kalispell, fined
$40 for not having license plates.
Richard A. Bras, Coram, fined $40
for not having license plates.
Eleanor Roberts Pensyl, Martin City,
fined $40 for failure to yield right
of way.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Liquor Dealers
Elect Officers

KALISPELL-Officers for the fol-
lowing year were elected at the
June meeting of the Flathead Liquor
Dealers association at the Vista
club.
Elected were Mike Churmage,
Kalispell, president; Eddie Kittelson,
Columbia Falls, vice president; Bud
Giese, Kalispell, secretary-teasurer,
md Hugh Hennessy, Kalispell; Gus
Sonnenberg, Columbia Falls; Doc
Bor d er, Summit; j. Matthias
Whitefish, and Cubby McCubbins
Kalispell, directors.
The association, which is going
into its sixth year, has practically
a 100 per cent membership.
The next meeting of the associator
win be held July II at Lakeside cha
| let.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Legion 40 and 8
Plans Sofety Drive

The Flathead will see a stepped
up interest in safety as the present
campaign of Kalispel American Lee
gion Voiture of 40 and gets under
way in the area.
Plans for the year-long campaign
include cash awards for safe driving,
cash prizes for a safety slogan con.
test (see advertisement in this issue
for PARTICULARS, use of safety seal
on correspondence and packages
and metal signs to be placed at en-
frances to Flathead cities.
Announcement of the 40 and 8
sponsorship of the drive came from
Lewis Balm, chef de gare. Balm
said that safety at work and al
play as well as on the highway is
being stressed.
Plans are being made for a tele
phone campaign urging safety ovel
the Fourth of July holiday.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Pick Wutnes For
County Hospital

kALlSPELL-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Watne, Kalispell, former Half
Moon residents, we're appointed adj
miniStrators of Flathead County hos
pital effective July l.. Mrs. Watne
was a nurse for the Idaho Compen-
sation Co. in the GSM first aid sta
ton for about year during the la
ter part of Hungry Horse Dam con-
struction. She had also worked at
the county hospital.
Flathead county commissioners
opened bids for matron and super
visor of the county hospital Monday
afternoon. The husband becomes the
hospital supervisor, and his wife the
matron.
Bidding SITS each for matron and
supervisor were the Watnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Kirkelie, incumbents
since 1947, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Blake
(not the Morris Blakes), Kalispell;
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hargraves,
Columbia Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Anderson, Libby. Eugene Nc
Cabe, Kalispell, bid 5000 a month
for himself and $500 for a matron to
be designated.
All of the ladies submitting bids
were registered nurses.
The Kirkelies, former Whitefish
residents, have been storm center
and for that matter the county hos.
pital has been a political football
through the years.
There is reason to believe that the
Kirkelies hard work and sincerely
has helped take the county hospital
out of the poor farm description that
fitted it in the 194Os into the new
modern institution it is today. A few
of the Kirkelies severest critics fav-
ored the poor farm type of institu
ton.
We do not feel qualified to 60 into
detail on the conflict.
No bids were submitted for county
physician. DR.. M. E. K. johnson had
filled the position at $500 a month
Considerable abuse has also come
to this position with the result thai
DR.. Johnson announced that hi
would not bid. MR
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
FIufheud Voted 2O1
To 20 for Purity

The -Flathead votes Saturday on
the question of parity-price sup
ports and acreage reductions.
A year ago the county voted 201 to
20 in favor of parity.
Over the nation small eastern
farmers tend to oppose the price
support program, and large wheat
growers to favor. To carry, a two
thirds majority is needed. The ma
tional vote in 1858 was 76 per cent
in favor.
Result of last years election ap-
proving parity over the nation, the
Flathead had about 1880 acres di-
verified from any crop production ex-
cept hay, pasture and summer fall
low Total Flathead wheat acres
have been $4,000. This year with
parity the figure is 1858. Total till
able acres in the Flathead is istec
at 10000.
See stories page 2.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Teen Age Dance
Planned Saturday

HUNGRY HORSE This Saturday,
the Hungry Horse community club
is again sponsoring a dance for teen
ayers. All area teen-agers, including
teen-age employees at Glacier Park,
are invited to attend.
Music will be by Kay Sanderson' s
Five Sharps. Ladies door prize is q
beige purse; door prize for boys is
a T-shirt.
The club building looks attractive
with the newly-p planted flower bed
The nice gentleman who hauled sew
eral loads of black dirt for the flow
er bed was Howard Rousch. Flowers
were planted by Mrs. Len Erickser
and Mrs. Jim Willows, two Of thu
community's gardening enthusiasts
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Vacation Bible
School CLOSING

MARTIN CITY-Martin City Vaca-
ton Bible school closes Friday when
all parents and friends are invited
to visit. Visiting hours begin at 2:30
at Lions hall and 8 o'clock at the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chef and
family of Potomac were guests at
the Herman Byrd home, Sunday. On
their return Guy Byrd accompanied
them for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Chef and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rogers
and family spent Sunday at Roman,
where they were joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Rogers and Bill of Mis-
soula.
Miss Betty 10 Rogers of Missoula,
and Miss Pat Chef of Columbia
Falls were guests at the Don Lietz
home, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Buzzell are
the proud parents of a baby boy. He
has been named Richard Allen.
Capt. William j. Harris of Tinker
Field, Okla, with his wife and three
sons, are visitors at the Melrose
ranch with his dad, Pappy Lyons.
They plan on staying about two
weeks.
Richard A. Rud of Los Angeles
has been a guest of Mrs. Valli ALI
son and Mrs. Martin. He is a former
resident of Coram.
Bud Murray of Martin celebrated
his birthday anniversary at the AA(
plant, where the painters group @
which he is foreman gave him {
surprise party. A cake and fishing
box we're presented to him. The boz
was complete with lures and tackle
! Maren Wick, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Melvin Wick, returned from
youth camp at EllistOn, Sunday
where she had spent an enjoyable
two weeks of fun and fellowship.
i RonnIe Newhouse spent the nigh
with his cousin, Dennis NewhouSe
Hungry Horse. The boys had a goot
time, Sunday
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Thompson ant
Joyce Cox, who were visiting at tn
Oliver Newhouse home, have return
ed to their home in Rupert, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Willis an,
, sons of Columbia Falls and the Bill
, Moore family spent fathers day pic
nicking at Whitefish lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sprague an
! daughter of Dupuyer were weeken
, visitors at the Don RoWles home. Al
SO accompanying them we're Gen
! Stiner and Dolores England.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
400 Attend Lake
Mcdonald Opening

WEST GLACIER-The open house
and tea at the Mcdonald hotel Sun
day was well attended, with visitors
from all the surrounding commune
ties. There were about 400 names
on the guest register" said Mrs.
Beatrice Erase, hotel manager and
she added that nearly all of them
went on the staff guided tour through
the hotel. The whole staff was most
gracious.
Mrs. Maurice Gingery returned
from the Kalispell hospital Thursday
evening after minor surgery per-
formed Wednesday.
10 Estey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Estey suffered lacera-
tons and Commissions Sunday evening
when she was thrown off her bicycle.
Richard Nelson underwent major
surgery at the Kalispel hospital
Monday. His condition is excellent.
His wife is. staying in Kalispel and
his daughter is staying at the Gamma
vina's residence during his stay at
the hospital.
Mrs. Charles EwerS and family
of Bremerton, Washington are visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. l..
H. Rupp.
Ted Sloan returned home from St.
Pats hospital in Missoula.
/ Glendetta M. Sloan, daughter Of
Mrs. John B. Sloan will be married
July 2 to William j. Nelson son O1
Mrs. w. j. Nelson of Clarksfork
Idaho at st. Francis of Assiss
church in Spokane.
Weekend visitors at the Cal It'd
rick, ST., home during the weekend
were the Cal Tidrick, Jr. family o.
!! Spokane.
/, Mr.. w. w. Whitford of Joplin, ar
rived Sunday, and is visiting at thu
home of his niece, Mrs. r.. E
Marble. Mrs. Marbles brother, w
w. Whitford and other guests from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, left last Wed
lneSday.
| Fred Bussey returned home Sun
day night after attending the grad
luating exercises of his son at Exeter
| N. H. The family was pleasantly sur
prised to find that the scholarship
committee had chosen Clark Busse,
to receive the $100 eastern state
tour award given each year to on
student. He also has a SCHOLARSHIP
at the University of Pennsylvania
next year. The Busseys toured tn
east coast and Quebec and Montrea
and on to Erie, Pa, where Mr.. Bus
sey boarded a train to return t
. West Glacier. His family will driv
to Denver where they plan to visi
relatives and friends until the frs
of July.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Plan July 18th Fish
Fry Up North Fork

TRAIL CREEK Annual North
Fork Improvement Association Fish
Fry will be held July starting at
pm. at the community hall near
Whale creek. There will be games
for children, softball for men and
boys, and dance in the evening.
The affair is held each July 4th
for North Fork Improvement mem.
berS and their friends.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Phillips Sc Becomes
III. Fl. Advertiser

. New advertiser with this issue of
the Hungry Horse News is the Phil
lips Petroleum Co.
Local distributor for Phillips &c
is Smith Brothers.
The Hungry Horse News welcomes
the opportunity of helping sell a
quality product, and is glad to have
the Phillips Petroleum Co. use our
advertising columns. MR
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Mrs. Grohon, Gail
Attend Reunion
by LBH club

LASALLE-MrS. Sam Graham and
daughter, Gail, returned home Fri
day from a weeks visit at Glasgow.
While there they we're the guests of
her father, Axel Peterson, and Wis
tied at the homes of her brother and
two sisters. They attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of her sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
McInerney at which all the brothers
and sisters of both were present. It
was the first time in 16 years that all
members of the Peterson family had
been together.
They also were present when the
brothers and sisters. living in the
vicinity entertained at reception for
old friends and neighbors, with more
than $50 attending. 1t was real
thrill to meet former schoolmates
and pupils, some of whom had not
seen each other for 80 years, and
| the afternoon was memorable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson and
son, Kenneth, of Bremerton, Wash,
were visitors at the Sam Graham
home last week, stopping here en-
route to the Peterson family reunion.
~ RETURNS TO WORK
Ruby Lou Drummer will return to
her work with the Great Northern
Railroad at Devon, Mont, after two
weeks sick leave at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Drummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lewis drove to
Poison, Sunday, where they spent
the day visiting Mrs. Lewis uncle,
George Slack.
/ Grace Schafer Gibson, klamath
Falls, Ore, is enjoying a two-week
vacation at the homes of her sister,
Mrs. O. L. Mcdonald. Saturday, Mrs.
/ Gibson and the McDonalds drove to
Missoula and Sunday to Many Ola
cier through the park. Grace Birnel
also accompanied the McDonalds and
! helped chauffeur.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Pickett Of
Shelbina, Mo-, have been recent
guests at the j. E. Lewis home. Mrs.
| Pickett is a niece Of Mr.. Lewis. The
two families spent opening day in
Glacier National Park.
I. Mr.. and Mrs. Nile Overton anG
two sons, formerly of the Crestor
community, have moved into Johr
Jellison's little house in the grove
Mr.. Overton expects to build home
when time permits, on his father.
ranch which was purchased thi!
spring from John Martin. Mr.. Over
ton has been working for AAC.
BACK FROM ENGLAND
John Robert Drummer returned thi.
week from England, where he ha
: been stationed the past several year
while serving in the Air Force. HI
will return soon to Great Falls bas
to receive his discharge papers. Johl
thinks it nice to be back in the Flat
head and home for good.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lewis Wer
dinner guests Saturday evening G
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Rankin in Ka,
ispell. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wat
kins were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton H. Rye an
two children are living in the Jell
son trailer house until Mr.. Rye CON
pletes his work at AAC.
On Saturday evening the Ryes an
the John Jellisons entertained with
picnic supper for Mr.. and Mr..
Charles Munroe and son, Gary, VIII
will leave soon for their home
Gary, Ind, after completing his wor
at AAC. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marti
son and son, Bruce, were ais
I guests.
! Robert Kaser and a Navy budd,
! Gene Hawke, were home over til
weekend The boys are stationed {
BremertOn.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
2 BARGAINS

srITLkND-FpREsTyILLE AREA
1850 BROMLEY AVE.-S14.9b0
I'll brick. 2.bedfm., full bsmt.. ex-
pansible upstairs.. Beautiful corner
S4l6 PuMPHREY DR.-Si3.abo
A large, 2-bedrm., famiiy-sise din.
rm, bungalow. Clesed-in rear porch,
utility room. oil h.-w-h.. garage.
5000 suITLAND RD,-sl5.5 500
A beautiful location. high and dry.
Al brick. 4-bedrm. home. full bsmt.
cALL FOR Apt. 10. s-s44o
West & Dixon, Realtors
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BERKSHIRE
NORTH FoRESTvILLE

Clean, 2-bedrm. rambler, located on
beautifully landscaped lot with Es-
tate fence; extra EQUIP. incl. auto
matte washer and air-eond.: as
sumo lge. GI loan. BY appt. only.
Ewes. Mr.. Rtdgeway. 10. S-5464.
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HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
OPEN SUN, / I'll DARK

VI GN SUM- VII OkAfth
THE FOLLOWING HOMES ARE
OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
HIILCREST HEIGHTS
500 2sth AvE-3 and 5 bedrm. real
California ramblers. Trades con-
sidered. S22.s50 TO S2o.e50,
2704 coLEBRooK DR.-Nev brick
ramhlers, 3 bedrms;, fun Easements.
ia baths. Only s23,960.
24oe GATHER sT.-New brick ram
bier, 8 lge. bedrms., family -size
Kitchen and din. rm.
2bis AND 2519 KEATINq ST.
New. brick, 8 rms, IN baths, base
ment, p3rches. OF APPROVED.
CLINTON
New brick ramblers, o Ice. rms, fun
nntshed basement, breezeWay to ga
rage; s-acre lots. Only SiS,b00.
Left at Clinton iight. approx. 2 MI.
10 JORDAN LANE--4-bedrm. frame
English Cape Cod, basement; h-acre
terms.
FOREST HEIGHTS
f24 MoHldAN DR.-4-bedrm. cape
Cod, full basement, separate din.
rnn.; lovely lot. Priced TO sell.
SUITLAND
1900 BLOCK PoREER AyE.--B new
brick rembleFs, featuring lEe.
rms. fun basement; has ali utiis.
Only St7, $50.
no SEE THE FOLLOWING HOMES
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
DISTRICT HEIGHTS = 4 bedTms.,
basement; nice lot. Low down pay
ment; priced TO sell.
SEAT PLEASANT-2 bedrms,, ex-
pandable attic, basement. Low down
payment or GI; must sell.
2 HOUSES on 2 acres, one Q lovely
6-rm. Cape Cod with basement,
other house rented 81 S75 mo. Both
only $14.950.
We have many more iistinss in the
Boiling and Andrews areas. Some
Gl approved.
A..- -.
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OPEN sun, II TIL DARK
1901 wYvILL AVE.
Nr. Andrews Air Base: new brick
rambler; S16.75n; nice lot. 8 bad
rms, iiv, rm. with firepl.. din. Ell;
attrsc. kit. with breakfast space
carport. Dir: Out Branch ave.
SIC. to Auth I'd. list street past
District Concrete Col, turn left,
continue | mi. to Magruder ave-,
right / block then left 3 blocks 70
open sign T. D. BURGESS, 10.
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HILLCREST HETGHTS

Open Sat-, Sum-, Daily
240S-5 Gather at.--You can walk 70
blefs. 8 bedrooms, fun dininT room.
2Q-ft. living room with fireplace.
eolored custom baths, ultra-modern
Kitchen with Dutch oven. 500, $50.
You can name your own down pay
ment. Mr.. Tasker, 10. S-S30S.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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',AlDEIPHT P4PT

:. OPEN 10 S--S17 $50
igeal ioE one With heart condition.
n1er and winter bFeezewny, eafage
Near MOL .Lansbufeh's and d. 81
Ma, Inspect and give an opinion
with . deposit. North on Risss Td.,
~ 1o ne. YMsszsrctt ;4 rd; Lisht e 22o5,
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$59.03 PER MO
ONLY SO, $50

And Eou DON'T have q \ ss : veteran:
.sRRssl ssRool FITS 0oIs ons Z ss ssssl. osEa sisHp
SUN, Directions. Marlboro pike e
trafic li9ht &C District Heishts. LEFT
d, % peiHood st. left 70 Fa01 Bel.
I. ", BERENs. Jr.. EN-. 2-7soo
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ALEX. AREA--Two bedrms,. liy.
rm., dinette. equipped kit. tiled
bath, full bsmt.. semidet.: lee. lot
with shade trees; q weil-huih.
attrRe. home. Small down pay
ment and S6S.76 per mo-, incl.
buy; tfnnaed, occup.; GI or FHA.
Nv 0WNFP XII o-1n5a
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is2o HURON AVE, suitland. Nd
Back Of suitlahd shop, ctr; 2-story
detached brick; liy. rm. with fire-
place, separate din, rri., 3 bedrms..
rec. frn. with fireplace: newly dec
GRATED; fenced yard. conv. 70
schools and transp. Open 2-5. NJ. +.
SMITH; INC. DI. 7-7sT7; ewes.
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BY OWNER.
$500 DOWN

~ NNVVNAN14 = 2 AAAAOANAANA
HYATTSVILLE: 2-bedrin. brick Cane
Cod: room for 2 more in expanstble
attic; large equip. kit, auto. washer.
scr. porch: Anchor.fenced yard: 2
blks. elem. and st. Jernnf's School.
ERWIN REALTY co.
VA. 1882, WA. 7-O334, WA. 7.24oO
5os2 :; I. Ave. Myattsyills. Nd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

brick rambler: 3 bed
sTs bath es WhsS 5Sl siEt so eng Sssas ssss5ss
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SPLIT LEVEL, Lanham Park. wash.
plvd. d.--New. 8 bedrms., din. /. elec.
kit. with birch cabinets, rec. rm.
with iiTepi. and ground-leyel entr.
Not q project house. OWNER
BUILDER, WA. 7-SS57.
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By OWNERS rooms, tile bath, 3
bedrooms. detached Ia stories,
brick. oil heat, fireplace. full base
ment; completely modern. adjoining
Crest ave. Cheverly; under OF ap-
praisal; excellent condition: Si3.-
300, EARL PRYOR, 240S 67th
ave. Tuxedo. Nd. WA. T-797I.
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bAERIFIEE BALE, Sl2.UO0
EA!GkPTIQNAL BARdAIN: con-
brick house. Bryanfown, Nd. 81
miles from WashinRton on RiRh-
way 5; iz.aere corner lot: Dsroofl1
charming brick residence: hatha,
electricity, telephone, hot-wateg oil
burner heat. electftc stove, fefriR-
orator, washing machine. lawn,
shade trees. convenient 10 schools,
ennrches, stores excellent neigh.
33l1, Ia piata. MA
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- Brick row house.
hedrm., bath on ist hr.; 4 bedrms.
bath, upstairs Full bsn1t.; oil heat:
exceptional buy. Exclusive with 4.
SLATER LaMoND, Reautor, XII. g.
ALEX.-Non-yet. No money down
and total monthly payments Of Sg4
Tor $3.50 down and $50 mo- buys
3-bedrm. row brick In Arlandfie.
walk to school. shops and bus
Avail now. XII S-3357.
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64g4 kILMER ST., .Chegerly Manor,
Md.-OWner transferred. Brk. Cape
Cod sSlir. rm. with flrepl., din. area,
comrlete kit. 8 bedrms. and bath,
full hsmt.. Ice. Handicapped corner
lot. walking distance to parochial
and public schools, 3 min. from
required $1,000 cash. May be seen
sat. and Sun. IL am. 70 8 pm.
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2O9 9TERRAcE--oNLY as4..

000-NeW brick rambler Of OUT
standing quality construction, on o
tbS breesewsy 0ous and carnort p oPES. BPM
Follow signs / mi. on Seminary rd.S
from Shirley highway or Bat1eys6
Crossroads into Dawes ave. c. =.
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OFF MARLBORO PIKE s.E.-oI,
VIII SazSS sspensS. mis- Ssds SstIs iSi IfDs ssS. GGa
storm windows. Cali Mr.. Penland,
bRNT;IaI, ~ 2jdSi2; iR2n;ALIT9;y IN; ee,soo' eeo,so PSu-
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HAMBLEKS--Hfick, bfand-neW, ,
hedrms,. liv. rnl.. din. rni.. custom
kit, tile bath. hsmt., blinds. screens.
lot. Down payment no OBJECT 70
right party. Pay ike rent II de-
sired. OWNER, WA. T-a4T3.
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AREA--By owner. Beau.
tful restored country home. 10
acres, Fteldstone nrepl beam CELL
rms. 1la baths, swimming pool.
small barn: S24, 800. Little ca6h
required. Herndon e4-J-2.
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$3.50 ST. BARNABAs KD. Sc, by
OWNER-Frame 6-fm. and bath,
front and rear I. porchesi city
water; garage and shade trees.
shrubbery; Sl2 800. terms. 10. 7-
1919 or 70. 7-a176. --6
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OPEN TODAY IL FIJI 3
$3.50 42ND AVE.
ROOM BUNGALOW
$3.50. Z ONLY N.Y. s5s9 DOWN
Beautiful 6-rm. hungalav he,ng
sacrificed by eut-of-town owner
Tor quick sale. Only $3.50 down "a
Vet. or non-Yet, A maEnificent
Level wooded lot 70x25o Il. CONF
out early to set this one.
HobkRF > PAWS 4 Co. me-
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I RMS. AND BATH, fun bsmt., on
h,-w.h.: lot SOxll9 IT,; needs root
repaired and paintins; $4,000 cash.
House, 1908 g g; ne Carmody
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5sna 5HE seSsqgap sos 2SUg c5sEHsIlAes 5ssaEs AsH
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS = Lovely e
bedrm. bungalow with expansfhle
attic. sep. din, rm., fun bsmt viii
60 GIL Call Mr.. Gribble, JO.
S-5s73 or LU. 4-f900. PRUDEN-
TIAI REAIRY co IA
Evening star., 1955-11-06

FAIRFAX--2 finished bedrms. and 3
rm.; lee trees: ciose-in; $40, 800,
low down payment. FAIRFAX
REALTY, cR. 3-0631 or cR. 81
Evening star., 1955-11-06

jNivERsiTH PARK, e5os queens
chepeI rd.--7-foom cener-hsll brk.
Colonial; eHrags. large lot: Waii-tos
wan eatpetine, al modern eppll-
ences, incl. fFeeyef. Priee, $2f.o0O,
For sale by owner. can be con-
tActfd weekdays only ct RE y
$500 e. RE. 7-i3S1. -
Evening star., 1955-11-06

. .0kx12b-ft. lot; storm windows. nom
HOUSES by HUGHES ~ Bplit-icyei
ramhlers. BpArkiinG newt move. In
tomorrow: truly dietinctiye; actu-
ally has 4 levels. B lee. bedrEns..
IN baths: sep. din. rfiis rec, bsrat. (:
den or Tv room: eye-ieyci oven
beatit. Early American birch kit;
Bill this for only 81 1B,4BO: only
ave. Daniel Park ". X. HUGHES
co Az. 100 ,til d nm.
spotless 3-bedrnn brick rambler
scsped yard; spacious living room
With attractive fireplace. de luxe
kitchen. porch, expensive appli-
alces, and many. many extras.
Pine residential area First time
offered Only $fb,7bO. Exclusive
With BOWERS BROS. .AP. 7-S400.
NEARBY ND. - BunEaloNi 3 bed
rms; new: $500 10 $3.50 down.
about Se5 per mo-: might rent.
Also 7-fQom house for or 2 fam
HES: 5000 70 $500 down. 2 blks.
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