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Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Mrs. Johnson's Son
Dies in Portland
by Mrs. Ray QuigIey

HUNGRY HORSE-MrS. Axel
Johnson was called to Portland
due to the critical illness of her
son. Word was received later by
Mr.. johnson. that her son had
passed away. We wish to extend
our sincere sympathy to the john
sons.
The Cottage cafe is open for
business with Mrs. Calvin Gildan
helping Mrs. Jefferson.
Ross Nelson returned to San
Diego Saturday after spending a
short leave with his family, the
Ray Quigleys. Ross has recently
completed electricians mate school
and is now on troop transport the
USS Bayfield,, scheduled to leave
soon for the Far East.
Brenda Mayer, daughter of Mrs
Lois Mayer of the Log Cabin cafe
celebrated her fourth birthday an
niversary May 9.
The new fountain in the drug
store opened Mothers day. Joyce
DeVall and Mae Hartman are there
to prepare your favorite ice cream
dishes. Grand opening is May Is.
Mrs. Dee Howell and Tommy
have had quite siege of accident.
and illness. First Mrs. Howell frac-
tured her ankle, then Tommy go
a cash in his head, to top that of
they both had virus infection
Just hope they have had thei
share and are feeling like their oil
selves again.
Chris Lentz and two small
daughters spent weekend recent.
ly at the Jehovah assembly in Mis-
sOula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Ingrahan
are staying at the Chris Lent
home helping Chris out while Mrs
Lentz is in the hospital. Mr.. In
graham works at the aluminium
plant.
We are happy to see Mrs. Ernes
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13

MARTIN CITY-Tomi's Beauty
Salon has opened for business in
Martin City in the former Hub
building.
Owner -operator Bernice Stewart
came to Montana from LaEuna
Beach, Calf. She has been a
beautician for Is years and was
an instructor at the Learn Beauty
Academy. Oakland, Calf and also
at the Reno Beauty College.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Dolores Anderson,
n. DeMurs to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Ander-
son, Hungry Horse, announce the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Dolores
Evelyn to Harvey DeMars, son of
Mrs. Al Hurley of Moses Lake,
Wash. The wedding will be at Our
Savior's Lutheran church June IL,
Miss Anderson was graduated
from Columbia Falls high school
in 1949. She then attended East
ern Washington College of Educa-
ton at Cheney for a year, and
Western Montana College, Dillon
where she received a two year di-
ploma.
She taught at Hungry Horse two
years, and the second grade in
Columbia Falls for two years.
Mr.. DeMars was graduated from
the Westhope high school in North
Dakota in 1948, and then was in
the air force for four years. He is
employed at the AAC plant, and
plans to enroll at college next fall
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Club
InstuIIs Officers

MARTIN CITY - Mrs. Elmer
Ness, West Glacier, was installed
as president of the Glacier Toast
mistress club at the May 5 meet
ing at the OxboW cafe.
Officiating at the installation
ceremony was Dick Greiner, pres
ident of the Hungry Horse Toast
masters club.
Other officers installed were
Mrs. Otto Fehlberg, vice president;
Mrs. Leona Harrington, secretary;
Mrs. Elwyn Tesche, treasurer,
with Mrs. Fred Bussey and Mrs.
Floyd Mcclure as club represen-
tatives.
The installation ceremony was
preceded by a short but effective
speech by the outgoing president,
Mrs. William Krall.
Membership chairman Mrs. Don
Rowles presided over an initiation
ceremony for the following new
club members: Mrs. Aldon Hum
phrey, Mrs. Fred Bussey, Mrs.
Otto Fehlberg, Mrs. Tom Mills,
Mrs. Stanley Joseph and Mrs.
Louis Cestnik.
The invocation was presented by
Mrs. Marc Hidden. Topicmistress
Mrs. Don RoWles called upon sew
eral members for extemporaneous
dramatizations of familiar nursery
rhymes. Lexicologist Mrs. Jim Will
lows lectured ON "Similes and Met
aphors." The critic was Mrs. Lau-
ra Marble.
Prepared speeches were given by
Mrs Elmer Ness, "Montana's Cow
boy Artist" and Mrs. A. A
Brownson, "A Mothers Prayer.
Mrs. Stanley Joseph presented he
autobiography.
Guests for the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Greiner, Hungr.
Horse; Mrs. Bill Cuskelly, Yves
Glacier; Mrs. Vern Chef, Martin
City, and Mrs. Perry Crandall
Hungry Horse.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Troffic Cases

MARTIN CITY - Bill Segillo,
Martin City, paid $40 fine on
a stop sign violation in Martin
City justice court Of Judge Jerry
Baldwin.
Henry Geror, Coram, paid SIS
for speeding in restricted zone,
also a highway patrol charge.
James B. Hashbarger, Martin
City, forfeited a $40 bond for fall
ure to give proper signal on pas
sing.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received and
publicly opened and read at $50
pm. on the Goth day of May, 1865,
at the Deer Park School, School
District No. 2, Flathead County,
Columbia Falls, Montana, for all
materials, equipment and labor
necessary for complete installa-
ton for a bathroom in the Teach
erage at the Deer Park School. At
ter the above hour and date, no
bids will be accepted. All bids
shall be made on the prepared
form attached to and made a part
of the contract documents. Plans
may be examined at the offices of
Weed & Fehlberg, Architects,
Sundelius Building, or at the office
of the Clerk of School District No.
2.
Each bid proposal must be en-
closed in a separate envelope adj
dressed to the undersigned.
Accompanying the bid, the con-
tractor shall furnish a certified
check or bid bond in the amount
of $50 of his bid, made payable
to the Board of Trustees of School
District No. 2. This check shall be
presented as evidence of good faith
that, if he is a successful bidder,
he will enter into a contract and
furnish a satisfactory performance
bond for the full amount of the
contract within ten (10) days after
the bid opening date. This bid Sc
curity will be returned upon the
signing of the contract, or, if the
contractor is not a successful bid
der, will be returned within twenty
(20) days after the opening of bids
Each bidder will be required tc
have a license from the Montana
State Board of Equalization in q
classification that will allow the
bidder to execute the contract
Contractors license number anc
class shall be shown on the Bic
Proposal, as well as on the envel-
ope enclosing his bid.
The Board of Trustees reserve.
the right to reject any and al
bids and to waive formalities.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
School District No. 2
Isl Adolph Mitsch, Chairman
Isl Albert G. Lewis, Clerk
Pub. May Is, 20, 1855.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TRANSFER OF RETAIL
LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that on
this 10th day of May, 1855, one
Clarence Belts and Anna Marie
Belts filed with the Montana LID
uor Control Board an application
for transfer of a retail liquor Ii
cense from Charlotte Mcdowell to
be used at Angels Tavern, Sec.
%, Twp. 81 NJ, Rye. low, High
way No. 2, Coram, Montana, and
protests, if any there be, against
the issuance of such license will
be heard at the hour of 11:25
o'clock A. M. on the 18th day of
June, 1855, at the office of the
Montana Liquor Control Board in
Helena, Montana.
Dated May 10, 1855.
Isl j. E. Manning
Administrator
Pub. May Is, 20, q; June 8, 1855.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
May Madness On
SfuQe at w. @.

WEST GLACIER-"May Mad
ness" a variety show staged by
West Glacier Home Demonstration
club will be presented Friday
starting at pm. at the Park Con-
ference hall.
The three act variety show in
cludes: MEDLEY of Band Music
and Ballet" Gay Nineties act,
and Garry Me Back" with two
black clouds and the heavenly
harpists.
The show is a benefit perform
ance by the homemakers club to
buy pots, pans and eating utensils
for the park conference hall which
is used by the community.
Mrs. Stanley Joseph is director
for the show.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13

Hanson working at the drug store.
Frank and Margaret Seifert of
Seattle have bought the little
house next to Axel Johnson.
Dinner guests at the Jim Steffes
home Saturday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Art Loft of Coram and
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Booth of Spo-
kane.
John Nelson has gone over to
Cut Bank to work on the irrigation
project.
The Bud Dusterhoff family has
been visiting in Glasgow. Mrs. En-
fie DuSterhoff went with them and
after a short visit with them in
Glasgow will continue on to Min
neapolis to visit friends and rela-
tiVeS.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Shirley Dewitt, Bob
Lynn are Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dewitt
of Kalispell announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Shirley
Jean to Robert l.. Lynn, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lynn, Column
bia Falls route 1B.
Miss Dewitt is a graduate of
Flathead county high school class
of 1854, and Lynn is a graduate
of Columbia Falls high school,
class of 1850. He is employed at
the aluminium plant, and owns the
Tri-City Speedways on the La
Sale road.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13

HUNGRY HORSE Martin
City, Hungry Horse Community
Presbyterian Ladies aid members
were guests of the Coram Commu-
nifty Presbyterian Ladies aid at an
enjoyable Thursday afternoon
meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl
Page, Coram. Mrs. Floyd Mcclure
gave an interesting review of the
book chinatown Quest" by Carol
Green Wilson.
Mrs. D. Magnetic and daughter,
Vicki, former residents spent Tues
day visiting friends here. Now
residents OF Waverly, Ohio, they
are spending a month with Mrs.
Magnetti's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hafferman, Kalispen. Mr..
Magnett will drive out in early
June to visit and take them back
to Ohio.
Westminster fellowship of the
Martin City Hungry Horse Com
munity Presbyterian church will
meet at Z pm. Saturday at the
Bill Moore home, Martin City. AL
young people eleven years OF age
and older are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Booth of Spo-
kane visited in camp last week.
RIFLE MATCH
The Hungry Horse rifle team
motored to Poison Sunday for {
match with the Poison team. Thu
families gathered at the Carl Gre
mer cabin and picnicked all day
The following families made thu
trip: Dick Greiner, Gene Goch'
nauer, Neal Turner, Bud Michel
and Don Voelker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kindelmar
and family of Fort Peck movet
into House 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wright o
Anderson Dam, Idaho, moved init
House 81.
Henry Pulsfut of Minot, N. Oak
is living in the guest house await
ing the arrival of his family re
naming in Minot until school
out.
The Frank Singer family move
to Whitefish. Ira Newland is nov
employed in the warehouse. MI
and Mrs. Newland live on tn
Marion stage route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Adams an
son, Ricky, of Washington Wer
visitors at the Gene Gochnaue
home. Mrs. Adams is Mrs. Goch
nauer's niece.
In honor of Mrs. Charles Sim
mons birthday anniversary, Mr.!
Gene Gochnauer was hostess at
coffee party in her home Frida
. morning.
Mrs. Herbert Collins and son
, Jimmy and Denny of Missoul;
spent the weekend with her pa1
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Brassfiel'
Mrs. Perry Crandall and sol
/. Larry, and Mrs. Howard Strub.
! and son, Allan, of Martin City al
tended the DeMolay Mothers da
. breakfast at the Temple Tea roo
! in Kalispell, Sunday morning. TT
. DeMolay boys and their mothe
, attended services at the Methodi
! church in Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Mrs. Beach Recovering

MARTIN -Marilyn Beach
OF Spokane arrived last week to
be with her mother, Mrs. Sam
Beach, who underwent major sur
gerry. Marilyn returned to Spokane
Sunday. Mrs. Beach is recovering
nicely, and expects to be home
this weekend.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13

Pub. May 10, 20, 81; June 8, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
Miniature Ships That Sail
lobbyists Squore-Riggers Even Fire Common

GHOSTS OF famous old
" ships, lifted from the
colorful pages of American
history. have loomed up on
the waters in and around
Washington in the past few
years.
They've carried pirates,
cannonaded the enemy and,
with jet planes whistling over
head, sailed into harbor amid
cheers and pageantry. They're
led by a man whose distin-
gushing mark is as well
known to his sailors as Pirate
Ed Teach's black beard was to
his crews.
1t. Comdr. Carl M. ]. Won
Zielinski, U. S. N. r., retired,
always wears a red beret on
board. with all the riggin'
and sails on my ships, II I
wore a cap with a visor, it'd
surely get knocked off," he
says with a grin.
His hobby is to recreate
square-riggers-usually about
vs. actual size. His zest for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

leafed through old maritime
records to learn the arrange
ment of their masts, sails and
cannon, their flags and the
colors they were painted.
Both were built from models,
copied from reliefs in plaster
found in the Hook House,
home of Lord Baltimore, in
wiltshire, England. Sailboats
were used as hulls. The Ark's
length was extended from 80
to 80 feet with oak decks,
enabling the sharp-sterned
sailboat to be altered into a
vessel with a fantail. The
housing was made Of plywood
to keep er from becoming
topheavy. The 19-foot Dove,
a five-sail brig, followed gen.
orally the same building
pattern.
The inspiration to build
miniatures stemmed from his
seeing in a movie a square
rigger on a Mardi Gras float.
"She was a pretty sight," he
recalls, land I figured, prop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

Proving the Boy Is Fother to the Man :.
At the Of Is Corr NJ Zensk encircIed the world
squoeigged soil vessels.
Yeors oter in movie he Mord fashioned like
squore-rigger.
Why not model rigee thot would fomous
predecessors" Zielnk asked himself
The pictures on these poees the result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
By Meredith S. Busl

BY Meredith ). Buel
sailing began at Is, when he
twice encircled the world on
square-riggers. At SO. on the
Patuxent River last fall, he
was master of the Ark, a
sail, three-masted bark.
Although a pint-sized edition
of her famous ancestor, and
with only a f1ve-man crew, she
responded to commands prob
ably as well as the original
Ark did when, with the equally
famous Dove, she brought the
first settlers to Maryland in
1884. Miniatures of both
ships took part in Calvert
County's Tercentenary last
year. They were built under
the supervision of Comdr. Won
Zielinski at a Solomons ship
yard.
To insure authenticity, he
spent months studying models
and 18th century pen draw
ings of the two ships. He
Evening star., 1955-07-23
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHoBoTR BEACH, DEL. Right
on the ,each Modern apts.. and
SEA ISLE CITY. New Jersey, els
47th st.-Beautiful new 3-bedroom
apartment, electric kitchen, auto
matte washer; available July 81 to
Aug. IA. JA. S-2l29. tArlingtonl
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Rent unusually
Geek. 100 It. from ocean: available
beginning July 80. OF. 4-s3Sl.
ATTENTION CHILDREN. Tell Dad
to call ia. 7-7505, q mod. wood
Iot,,r for rent At, in Aug. Pvt. beach Ss With
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-4-bedrm
cottage, ocean block: periods avail
after Aug. 6. OIL. 4-5751. IA
REHBOTH BEACH, DEL.--"ona
cottage" available Aug. Is to 81;
accommodates 2: I blk. from ocean
sSo snS business ss.k ees o rate AsRHpaPHM spPsSMS
Pe0Sa e0S 4insSs fsSns Hsop ito eias4 HrTs1s''%p
LOVELY LOT at restricted beach
near Annapolis; dock. beach privi-
leges. Best offer. IA. S-3164. "a
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Few wks. avail.
St. Louis ave. or ocean City, Md.
Phone 3S9-R. WALTERS APIS.
IA
NAGsHEAD. N. C.-2-bedrm. beach
cottage. completely furn,; l blk.
from water. for sale. KE. S-2377.
pa
OCEAN CITY. MD.-New apis, on
the beach, S65 a week; vacancies
Goth OF Aug. through Sept; make
reservations for Labor Day now.
LA. 6-Sl62. IA
Evening star., 1955-07-23
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

BEVERLY BEACH, MD.--Lge. cor.
lot, 75x15O It. Restricted commu-
nifty. Ideal loo. for year:round
home. 2 blocks from Bay. % nj.
from D. c. VIII sac. for cash. RE.
cSIoSIAL cSS5Si BEACH wATERFRoNT
property. consisting Of 3 modern
homes: 2 rented year round. Good
investment for. retired people wish
ing home and income. Will con-
slider trade for Fl. Lauderdale
,IaS,%Iy ,RaESSp%srty. JAv,7-73l5.., NJ.
rambler: 8 bedrrns.. fireplace, West
inghouse kit; h.-wh.: unusual:
bathing beach and boat I'd. highly
rsstrictead; See agent or call West
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Md.---Cottages and lots sale col
lege graduates See rent ad. SIS
SHADY SIDE. MD.-Lge. corner lot.
$50 by 100 IT, viewing West River
and bsy. Ideal for year -'ronnd
cottage. Sacrifice Tor immediate
sale. OIL. 4-354g. IA
D LOTS, .5x1 90; level, clean wooded
spot on hard road. ] block from the
beach, at Herald Harbor. A. HO-
RAK. White Oaks. Silver Spring.
BEAUTIFUL HoME-Lss. liy. fm..
stone firepl., din. rm., kit. lge.
pier on deep water. Price, less
than $751; 900. Call Mrs. Poor. West
River 6606, associated with 2. N
ODUMB once. -
Evening star., 1955-07-23
FARMS

MOUNTAIN RETREAT-1OO acres,
mr. Sperryville, Va: well watered
l0-acre apple orchard. Produced
1000 bushels last yr. old peach
orchard which produces about 50
bushels per W.: damsons, ounces
other fruits. 20 hives OF bees
Excel. weekend place. Lge. trou,
stream near by, Small house and
out bldgs. on property, S6,bO0
waTEsE9RS;. W. SiS9RS; ct. ct. I0c; .,r., IA =,
from d. c. Stream, springs, !
barns mod. 5-rm. house with ex-
pan. attic. $4,000. Waterford 2143
s MILES NE. OF wARRENToN, Va
myalg,sble n-N,,.., estate and bushes.
side porch, cellar: store. wareroom
CT SshfS SoS fds Sides q csss sSss' RSn %' II 5
yint Hill Govern. Res, left on Rte
295 through vint Hill, Rte 602
right to Rte. sos. left l5 mile tC
Rte. $50. right to- Auburn Store
SDd SDen "a. csaisp g sa, D Sna fSh1i shone JTs TE e.
55s5, ROBERT s, HARNsBER.
a66.ACRE STOCK FARM. ali ir
grass. never falling stream. Cal
SHENANDOAH Valley, So t acres
bldgs. On the hwy. APPROX 80 mile,
70 d. c. S6,S00. terms, PETERS
REALTY. Rt. l. Vienna, Va. PL. o.
FALKLAND; small farm; approx.
acres; s-room' 21bath house with
restipn house. stable: other out.
buildings: all buildings in excelieni
TOP FARM. Brigss-C -Chaney I'd.
silver Sprins, Nd. IA
Evening star., 1955-07-23
RITII,nERS

Several Ia-acre lots with water: vii
subordinate sos. SP. 4-5S14. FE
SLIGO -o3
Evening star., 1955-07-23
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcoasinuedl

MEDICAL ofaces. air-eond.. mod.
S3l5 Isth Sa st. nv. Ho- a-SsSs'
Ioe4 S0tR 81. N.w-Entfre bldg: 9
stories and bsmt.. approx- II 6y 80
Parking rear. mod. and attr.. reaS,
rent. D. r. RUPERT. ST. 3-s4s4
AIR CONDITIONED 2-rm. suite In
SILVER SPRINGS most desirable bldg
a LGE. RMS, commercial or resi-
Dental; ID a. above stores; on bus
line; no children: water. heat
furn. IA. 7-1ss1. IA. 1851,
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1 block west of
Conn. ave. on busy street-Attrac-
tive. modern front, 5 rooms. bath,
wired for air-eonditioning. Ideal
for engineers, craftsmen. national
OF local organ. $3.50 mo. DE; 3
OFfiCE, vic. Doctors Hosp.-1 ise.
rm,, small rm... reception hall
and bath. and parking for l car;
lOo per mo. To inspect. call Ma
ALEXANDRIA. va. adjacent Hot
6hoppe and Howard Johnson's-a
stories, beautifully finished ofiices
walnut paneling. air cond.; ample
oWNER II 7-s4oo; ewes. ~
AIR .scsoSS,DIrIoNEp %, OFFICES, S1s
and 921 l1th st. NV. end a., from
ofnees; very low rentals. RA. 6.
1101. RE. 7-2537. -25
ATTRACTIVE downtown. air cond
partially furn., 3 to z rm. ono,
suite; spacious; reas. Call wkdays
TO $50. DI. 7-4377. -25
OFFICE FOR RENT, W block from
Hecht's Silver Spring store: corner
once on sround d. fronting on
eled. In newly remodeled bldg;
rent, $3.50 per mo. incl, utils. 90I
PershinR DIR. Phone until 5:3O pm
sEa a-S467; Sat. and Sun, OIL
NEAR Co CONN AND X. at 1745 0 ( $.
n.w.-Single suite at $50. avail
1mmed.; also double suite at Sis:
Al services, including elevator. Mr.
Phntt,nlips' SHANNON & LucHS, T24
504-I0 N. RANDOLPH ST., Arl., Va.
in Hecht triangle-Beautiful mod
ern spaces containing approx. l.50C
and 1,225 So. it., respectively,
equipped with air conditioning
ample private parking; attractive
rental. imned. poss. Consult Mr.
Jenkins. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Realtors. 724 14th st. NV. Ma
Financial DIsrRIcT-Entire Enc
floor of modern downtown bldg.
containing approx. 1000 50. IT. All
open space except for j private
Office. Heat. light and air cond
furnished: ample toilet facilities;
automatic elevator. Excellent fol
trade association, insurance CO.,
architects and engineers, etc. Reas
rent. immed. possession. Consult
Mr.. Jenkins, SHANNON & LUCHS
CO, Realtors. I24 14th st. NV,
|DoMiISION ARMS APT. BLDG, Arl.,
Va. $50. Glebe rd. near Arl. blvd
Only 2 spaces. approx. 1000 So
IT. each. left in this new bldg, Heat
water and air cond. furnished; suit
able for insurance CO., real estate
office. doctors. dentists. finance CO.,
etc. Ample parking. reas. rent. i'm
med. possession. Consult Mr.. Jen.
kins, SHANNON g. LUcHs Co,
Realtors. 724 14th st. NV. Ma
18th 81. NEAR X ST. N.w.-Beau-
tiful 2nd-foor space. completely re-
decorated: new asphalt tile flool
and fuor. lighting fixtures; approx
1900 So. TT; front entrance re-
modelled recently. Owner will divide
and air condition. Heat furn. Va
cant. Excellent for real estate once
lawyers. insurance CO., etc. Reas,
rent. Consult leasing dept. SHAM
NON IL LUCHS CO., Realtorsf IRA
14th ST. NV, MA. S-2345.
Evening star., 1955-07-23
BUS. PRop-RENr tcsns. }

3eE3T Fl, all facilities; for lease;
doctor, dentist. church. lawyer. In
Surnnce or real estate. Reasonahle
rent. 4013 st. Barnabos I'd. Sc,
Silver Hill. Nd. RE. 5-620S. "a
HERNDON, VA.-Bldg.. 1000 sa
Il. Next 20 Safeway store Ideal
for furniture; no competition.
Phone Herndon 20. pa
GARAGE BLDG, approx. 5Ox35,
with paint room. 8 overhead doors.
Heart Of Clarendon. Reas. rent
Consult Dick TAYLOR, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO, Realtors. 724 l4th
st. NV. MA. s-2345.
I4th ST. near Thomas Circle NV
4-stery elevator building now op-
Grating first floor only as night
club. Entire building available at
81 per 50. #. Suitable for res
taurant and catering, institutional,
retail or ONCE use.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-. $500 81
WAREHOUSE IN D. C.
9, 100 So IT,. also "a acres ground.
both end commercial: between two
highways: excel. location for any
type business. Write on your COM
pany letterhead to Box 144-R. Star.
pa
Evening star., 1955-07-23
,WATERFRoNT-sALE tcs.,.,

81. MARY's coUNTY-AttraetiVs
home on P0tonae. modern. 8 rooms,
paths. maids quarters or pro-
tessional mans suite, screened vs-
randa. excellent sand beach: S22,-
52o; JAAEs WAXING A son.
ward. Greenwood 5-3e35. Leonard
town. Maryland.
CAPE L0CH HAyEN. Md.-e isrss
adjacent yAterfront lotS. reason.
able. Call Wo. 6-1i4I. IA
TWo-BEDRM. COTTAGE, screened
porch, Lake Jackson. Manassas.
Va. can IL z-1S2e. IA
SACRIFICE-6-room cottage, excel.
lent condition: cleo. running water,
ETC.; trrnisheds ~, 100 e, from Bay:
oils ave. North Beach. i'd. II
HOLLYWOOD SHORES. MD.-i44'
mins pool and harbor. PRIVILEGES.
Also choice 6 acres with pier-pro-
teeted harbor. BY owner. JOHN
WINGO. HOLLYWOOD Shores. Md.
Ph. LeonardtoTn 5-4342. "a
BEST BUY ON THE BAY-Attrae.
tive. cozy, beach cottage. furnished.
bedrm., aicoye. Beautiful willows
3-0457. Pa
IT'S NEAR, it's nice. it's cheap-2s
mi. d. c.; beautiful Fair Haven
Beach,. lots, 8 bedrms., liv.-din.,
bath, lEe. kit. nicely furn., excel.
cond. Also bathhouse, and
rowboat: $3.50: $1,000 down, $50
per mo. Z. J. RYAN, LU. 3-0457.
"a
DARES BEACH. Prince Frederick.
Frederick. Md rms, bath, front
and side porehes. glAssed and
screened. bsmt. with garage. BY
OWNER, JU. 5-1240.
SPECIAL BARGAINS = Beautiful
Franklin Manor on the bay. Lge,
home; cor. lot 200x150; attractive
shrubs; 3 bedrms., 3 baths, modern,
Sarage, This is q showplace. Will
take small property In exchange.
Price. reduced, act today to secure
this bargain.
BEAUTIFUL, MOD. HoME-3 bed
Dashboard h.-w:h., l75-ft; pier.
change for Wash. property.
FAIRHAVEN, on the bay-Beautiful
home; $50 #. on the water. 8
bedrms.,. mod. bath, .dormitory, at
trae; view. pvt. pier and sand
beach.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER - shady
Side; lge. liv. rm., stone irepl., 2
bedrms., kit. and bath: $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL OLD HOME, on / acre
lot. Lge. liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
bath, laund. rnn., incl. porch, 3
bedrmS.: $3.50.