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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Holding specioI
RELIGIOUS Hours

Fellowship meetings are being
held Saturday by the Columbia
Falls Pentecostal Church OF God
at Bad Rock Grange hall with the
Rev. Roy Brooks, Missoula, in
charge. Everyone is welcome.
The Saturday pm. service will
be general fellowship meeting,
and Saturday at 5 pm. there will
be lunch followed by a $50 pm.
young peoples service, and 1880
regular worship.
Host pastor is the Rev. jess
Tribble. Mr.. Tribble has purchased
the former Hutchinson Cleaners
building on Nucleus avenue which
is being remodelled into a church
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON
QUESTION OF PARALLEL
PARKING


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that at the regular city election te
be held at the City of Columbia
Falls, Montana, on April 4, 1855
the following question will be SUBJ
mitted to the registered electors O
said City:
"Shall Ordinance No. 181 of
the City OF Columbia Falls,
Montana, which ordinance
provides for the parking of
motor vehicles on Nucleus
Avenue of said City parallel
to the curb of said avenue, be
repealed and the provisions of
Paragraph 2 of Section So of
Article l of Ordinance No. 154
which provided that vehicles
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18

haps they felt like others we know
of, it is rather disgusting to have
to shovel ones drive to the garage
after spending the winter on the
coast. But cheer up, Louie and
Reba, Mother Nature will soon
melt that snow and come smiling
over the mountain and we shall
have a second spring"
Sunday guests at the Mart
Weaver home were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert McLane, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Weaver and baby son, Steven
Mr.. and Mrs. McShane, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Glen Weaver and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christen-
son and son.
Callers March 8 at the j. E
Sparks home were Mr.. and Mrs
E. G. Steinmetzer and children
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Holding Dinner For
| Dist. School Bourd

Members of the district 6 school
board and school administrators
and wives were scheduled to be
guests of the Columbia Falls high
school home economics department
Thursday evening for dinner.
The girls directed by their in
structor, Mrs. Jane Carey are pre-
pairing and serving the dinner.
Board members are Chairman
Otto Fehlberg, Coram; Herman
Byrd, Martin City; Con Lundgren
West Glacier: DR.. w. F. Bennett
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18

parked on Nucleus Avenue of
the City of Columbia Falls
should be parked at a ABIDE
gree angle to the curb OF said
avenue, be re-enacted?"
Dated this 10th day of March, 1855.
Ruby J. Guillaume-Berg,
City Clerk
Pub: March Is, Is; April /, 1855
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ON QUESTION OF
FLUORIDATION OF
CITY WATER

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that at the regular city election to
be held at the City of Columbia
Falls, Montana, on April 4, 1855,
the following question will be sub
mitted to the registered electors Of
said City:
"Shall the elected officials
of the City of Columbia Falls
undertake without delay the
necessary legislative and adj
ministrative measures to auth
orize and initiate a program
to increase the content of flu
orine of the municipal water
supply of the City>of Columbia
Falls to an amount whose con-
centration will provide. maxi
mum reduction of dental car
les, consistent with the stand
ards and recommendations OF
the State Board of Health OF
the State of Montana"
Dated this 10th day of March, 1855
Ruby ]. Guillaume-Bert
/ City Clerk
Pub: March IS, Is; April l, 1855
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Three 'DWI' Cases
In FuIIs Court

Columbia Falls justice court in
this weeks listing of the docket
has three driving while under the
influence of intoxicating liquor
cases all state highway patrol
charges.
Henry Jackson Pronovost, route
l, Kalispell, was found guilty of
driving a motor vehicle while I'M
der the influence of intoxicating
liquor in a trial Tuesday afternoon
in justic court of Judge Floyd p.
Jones.
Pronovost was fined $3.50, and
has been released on a $500 cash
bail on notice of appeal to district
court.
Pronovost was apprehended
March by the state highway pa
troll, and had pied not guilty.
Other state highway patrol cases
include Donald Harvey Treat
Martin City, fined 5000 for driving
while intoxicated His drivers Ii
cense was revoked for a year.
John F. McGinty, Anaconda
was charged with driving a moto-
vehicle while under the influenc,
!. of liquor, and forfeited $10
bond. He will lose his drivers Ii
cense for year.
! City cases before Judge Jone
in Columbia Falls police court in
. cluded George Bernard Wester
/ lund, Whitefish, careless driving
, $40.
i Leonard Peterson, Columbi
Falls, forfeited $25 on an assaul
} charge, a family affair.
John w. Clark, Soldiers Hom'
. was fined SIS for being drunk in
: public place.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18

and Bill Knapton, Columbia Falls;
with F. P. Fleming, clerk. Also in
vited were Supt. Dulane Fulton,
principal Carl Launer and Princi-
pal Phil Nelson along with their
wives
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Highland and Offerdahl
Hunt Arizona Bears

Dan Highland of Kalispell and
Einar Offerdahl of Lakeside shot
two wild bears or javelins while
on a hunting trip to Roosevelt lake
about 81 miles northeast of Phoe-
nix.
They also caught 61a pound
bass and other fish.
Highland of the Flathead is an
ardent hunter and fisherman. This
time it was boar instead of a
South Fork grizzly.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Caldbeck and
four children, Donna Billedeaux
and Kenneth Heitt.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18

Tony Kadlec, high school English
and dramatics teacher.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

man, Griffin, Sernek, Elias, Val
ance, Westphal, Miller, Simon, Mar
tin, Morgan and Hofacker hasn't
allowed their goal line to be cross
ed in two ball games, while they
have ground out two game total
of 78 points extensively.
Jim Black, Redskin tackle, did
not see action in the BIG game be-
cause of pulled back MUSCLE. Jim,
a tiger on defense, will be raring
to go against Sylvania tomorrow
night.
Sylvania looked impressive last
week as they ran over Perrysburg
AZ 6. They employ split T of
fenSe similar to Port Clinton'S and
have some fast backs to make it
click.
Sylvania will provide P. C. with
its first real test of the season.
They squeezed by the Redskins
last year 81 18 and Coach Lukac
and the boys will be out to even
things up at Sylvania.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
REDSKINS WIN SECOND VICTORY
RESERVES BEAT
BELLEVUE MON.

Port Clinton reserves downed
Bellevue reserves % 0, last Mon
day at the local stadium. Three
Redskins accounted for the touch
downs. In the first quarter Archie
Tunnell stepped off eight yards
for the first tally and then went
over for the extra point. No other
score came until the 3rd quarter
when Rich Yurista raced go yards
up the middle for the touchdown.
Tunnel added the extra point to
make the score Ia 0. Later Tun-
nell went 20 yards for another
touchdown and Yurista went a.
cross for the extra point making
the score 81 %. To end the scoring,
Delbert Jones dashed 35 yards on
reverse play. Tunnel scored the
last extra point to make the final
score % 0.
Looking particularly good on de-
fense were Roy Rounds and Carl
ton Millinger. Archie Tunnel show
ed good handling of the ball as he
passed to Keith Jess for 80 yards.
Jack Carpenter also made nice
run of Is yards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

cat pass on his own 10 yard line
and raced 90 yards for pay dirt be-
hind some fine downfield blocking.
This was the longest run of the
game. Joe played some fine de-
fensive ball also.
Gary Nossaman pulled in Car
ter pass for another Redskin tally.
Ron Strause added a point after
touchdown on an aerial from Car
ter.
Bowling Green's touchdown re-
suited from a bad pass from CEN
ter, which BG recovered in the end
zone. Kick for extra point was
successful.
1t was another fine demonstra-
ton of teamwork by the local
squad. The blocking and tackling
was sharp especially in the second
half. The deception of the back
field on their offensive patterns is
terrific. They all carry out their
fakes well and keep the defense
banging away at the decoys while
the ball carrier is somewhere else
picking up the yardage.
The defensive team of Berg
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Dedicate Memorials
To Late Otto Hess

Brass candlestickS and cross pre-
Sented to st. John Lutheran church
by the family of the late Otto Hess,
as memorial, will be dedicated at
Sunday School services Oct. 2 at
9:15.
The items donated by the Hess
family will be used on the altar in
the Parish Hall auditorium. Promo
ton of 748 scholars at st. Johns
also is scheduled Sunday. At 1890
the first session OF the second ses-
sion of Sunday School for pre-
school and primary pupils will be
Instituted because of crowded con-
ditions, caused by enrolment of
approximately 125 new scholars so
far this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Bowmen Take
Fifteen Prizes

Ottawa Bowmen swept Is prizes
Sunday when they competed with
some 40 archerS at a broadhead
shoot at Berlin Heights Sunday, a
shoot arranged as preparation for
the bow-and-arrow deer hunting ex-
pedition on which many area men
and women will be leaving this
weekend.
Robert Nehls took first place in
Class B expert, and Marvin Nelson
was third. jeanette Cooley took
first place in Archer division with
Mary Nelson second and vi Nehls
third. Local shooters took the first
four places in the mems Archer
division, Bob Johnson first, Bill
Morrison second, Larry Taylor
third, and Bud Jones fourth. Bob
LaNier was first in mems novice,
Myra Disher was first in women's
novice, Betty LaNier second, and
Melba Ehrman fourth. Harold
Cooley was second in Bowmen and
Bud Disher was fourth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Joe Morgan's 9O-Yard Run
Is sHighlight As Redskins
Wallop Bowling Green, 33-7

The high flying Port Clinton football squad rang up it's
second straight victory Friday night the expense of Bowl
ing Green High School, >
The local squad evidently enjoyed playing the BGSU
field as they blasted the Bobcats 33-7
Bowling Green held the Redskins in check until the 3rd
quarter when quarterback Bruce Carter got the scoring
machine in high gear and ground out Fl points Haftme
score found the Redskins ahead 1877 with their ofense
parently begged down by combination of weather and
Bowling Green determination
Tom Martin spanked the attack with two touchdowns
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

Helmet Dash, Clarence Ray, 900;
Consi, Bobby ChriStman, "a; Semi
feature, 81; Feature, Morris Van
Vlerah, 80, Jr.
900
FREMONT SPEEDWAY
In a great variety show as the
final curtain came down on stock
car racing at Fremont Saturday, a
large crowd witnessed a very nice
majorette show by the Kansas Ma
jorettes, a beautiful display of
horse flesh by the Fremont Riding
and Driving Club as a prevue of
the Big show that was given on
Sunday PM. at the Fairgrounds.
A prevue of the new 1856 Ford
cars, and a few leftover bombs of
last weeks fireworks. During the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

one by IL pins. Wysocki's GOA
series had 2O8 game, Bredehoft
had a 216, Drusbacky a 204 and
215 and Selgo a 202 and 209.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

and an extra point. HIS running
mate Larry Hofacker picked up one
six pointer and a PAT. for seven
points.
Joe Morgan intercepted Bob
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

at this popular track, the fans were
we'll repaid as the drivers put on
a very good show, even to the No
vice race in which the drivers
drove laps. aet their wives, ate
hot dogs, then went on with the
race. 1t is events of this kind that
add interest to the racing game.
Marion Hickle joined the upside
down club during the crack the
whip event Winners were: First
heat, Bob Harris; Second heat, Geo.
Lentz; Third heat, Bob Pittenger;
Crack the Whip, Paul Keegan;
Novice race, John Schrode; First
Consi, Andy Williams; Feature,
Bob Harris . Next week viii fea-
ture 10 car Destruction Derby.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Bowling
Commercial League

TEAM WINNERS: Gulas Market,
three from Sans; P. C. Fish, four
from Phils, with games of 1881.
1005-994 in 3075 total; Johnie's,
four from Clinton, games of 1923
1902; P. C. Mfg, three from Ava
lon, Mfg, having games of 1868
and 1922 in a 3065 total.
TOPS: Les Sherry, Avalon, 190-
202-202: 594.
Honor Roll; H. Osborn, 528; j.
Pratt, SCI; P Molnar, Jr., 529; c.
Whiting, $40; E. Whiting, 536; L.
Velliquette, 537; D. Williams, SAB;
M. Millinger, 529. AL Pettibone
bowled a triplicate, all games of
140.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
TlFFlN RAcEWAY

Sunday afternoon IN I1ffln saw
very large crowd of racing fans
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
House League

Don Bredehuft hit a 729 on
games of 227-259-243 as Maytag
racked up 1907, APPOINT win.
Cooper Buick and Lake Shore took
four, Mizeners three. Dick Selgo
had 604 series, Keith Leathers a
241 game. Other 200 scores: Mary
Lundgard, L. Eng1er, ]. Liptok, H.
Fehnrich, R. Granstaff, w. Gill, L.
Gensman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Catawba Marine Sales

Marine Sales, bowling in two hot
Toledo leagues, are giving Toledo
keglers official notice that the Port
Clinton team is going to be stiff
competition. The quintet is in first
place at both Thyer Classic and
Toledo Major Selgo's 686 series is
third high at Thyer, and Bob Lor-
ensen's 264 game is third high in
dividual. Last Friday Sales took
two games from Toledo Saw, losing
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Women's Tuesday League

TOPS: Pearl Pelyhe, Phillips,
182-225-176: 583. Other big scores:
Florence Yingling, 533; Mary Sum-
mersett, 555; Bev. Collins, SOL;
Janis Lambert, SIS; Margaret Sell
go, 551; Nora Westphal, SIG; B.
Macy, 502.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Thursday Ladies League

TEAM WINNERS: Women of the
Moose, three from Kennelly's;
VFW, four from Lakeland Motel;
Basiley's, three from Bergeman's;
O'Nan'S and Clinton Cleaners, two
each.
TOPS: Theresa Fowler, Clinton,
162-188-157: 5O7.
Honor Roll: Janis Lambert, 200,
499; Carol Petersen, 190-181: 495;
Bernice Macy, 1856.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
'On The O VA L
With The
=" SPEEDWAY KID
sANpuskY SPEEDWAY :

Sunday afternoon racing proved
very popular as was shown by the
large turnout last Sunday, the
weather though a little windy was
as near perfect as anyone could
ask for. The second heat provided
part of the thrills that one likes to
see when Glen Roggeman and Ken
Stuky tangled on the north turn.
Glen'S car broke rear hub and
was hit by Ken's. Both cars had
to be removed by the wreckers.
Neither driver was injured. In the
Semi-feature Don Trehans appa@-
emily blew tire and crashed into
the retaining fence Don was taken
to the hospital for check-up and
was found to be OK. Winners were:
First heat, Morris VanVlerah, 80
Jr.; Second heat, Harold Reams,
BIB; Third heat, Andy Wilhelm,
SO; Fourth heat, Russ Roth, so;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

intermission all the kiddies were
given rides in the race cars, and
the final act was a Powder Puff
Derby (girls driving the regular
stock cars). Results of the regular
card: First heat, Johnny Cook, 6
Ball; Second heat, Whitley Crippen,
318; Third heat, Johnny Caldwell,
%; Fourth heat, Harold McGilton,
IL; Australian Pursuit, Johnny
Josza, 73; Non-Ford, Michels, 13;
Feature, Johnny Josza, 73; The
Powder Puff was taken by Marion
MichelS in car 13.
900
TlFFIN RAcEWAY
Sunday afternoon in Tiffin saw
a very large crowd of racing fans
Evening star., 1955-11-03
IRooMs FURN.--N.W. tcont.I

1883 Park RD.--Clean. sgle.-dbie.
rms; young men; maid sery.; good
parking; 81 VIZ. Du. 7-9s7l. -
1905 T gT, N.W,--FFpnt room with
kit privifa Suitable for couple;
Also ael. rfn., HO. g-4275. -a
llsf III. BEDRM.. stove. run. water.
refr1g.. everything fnrna $40 wkiy.
Dntn. 703 Mt. Vernon 81. nv
m. sTATLER-etudio rrn.. runnins
Mater. semipEt. bath Gentleman;
IA 81 g3O; eEes. o.. 8s6el4. 80 =.
isses; Tsauons6is rate. 10. 7-i4ss.
1859 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt. ai-
u streeteaTi 81 wkly. DE. S-6Sbs.
COME AND LIVE WITH ug BEFoRE
We GO BANKRUPT. We have stn-
Gle and double rooms; spotlessiy
tor. laundry privileges and Teason-
able rent. 1915 22nd ct. NV. -
GLOVER PARK. nf, GeorgetoVn y.
Large rm.. next 10 bath: $40 mo.
en-. 3-1572 after $3.50 DAYS or
ell day Sat. and sun. -6
Chevy CHASE d, Cs--Fof gentle.
nan who appreciates Eenned PVT;
"a bath with sl1owerl. used BY only
one other gentleman. only two IN
family; cony. to bus. Wo. 0-eo93.
lsHERAToN-PK. HOTEL AREA--2nd
n. front rm. for gentleman IN
private home: AID. 4-lo99. -6
zee se, iss vs. ST ~ bsss sI.t,nsvs Ss as
dress: daily maid service: 24.hf,
ewifeffhner,6. rafes. S7.b IN weekly,
| co. 6-7JBl.s -l6
MAsTER BEDRM., semipyt. bath;
gentlemen pref; ample pAFkin1
spaee. Mo. o-04g5. -
Evening star., 1955-11-03
ROOMS FURNlsHED--NW

ake0 37th ST. NV. tcorner Porter
~. l--NICELY FURN. LdE. ROOM.
semipgt, bath. Home and suT-
TonndIngs must be seen 70 Be
rseo sboisslusss MASS. AyE. N.w.--clean. sin.
s.s ses rSSms AZ wk nsu ~. a Ho. gnesss e5 s.ss
|lS90 \ sT. NM, sThe churcnilFg.--
Clean single rms. ri1nning water,
81 A DAY per person. l1Ol lTth
n,w.--Attfac. sgle, .dhle. rln.. " Nk'
up vANNKs HOTEL, pI. 7.7oeS.
1888 10Th ST. NV. - Business
heAut. fuFu.: mod. baths. NO. 7.
1855 JEFFERSON sT. NW,--Latse.
bright room and closet: ecnv.
tFansp.; pyt. semitic home: gantle-
|1ssI VI vHRNfUSMf fIS 1 81 ssiT.-A Attrac. clean
rra., laundry priyils.s pvt. bath
parking good tfansp. IA. D-1aa1.
NEW HAMPsHIRE HOUSE. i2i4
New HnmpBhire Ave. Newly deco
rated rooms, maid service. no; p
asiS III ADAMS MILL RD. NV .-Rm,
for single gentleman: pvt. bath and
porch. qysriookinE Reek Creek Pr.
GEoyRR sPPaRK. 3eth pl.e spa. i
m ard flour. EN-. 2safAn, %
SCOTT CIRCLE Large beautiful
\ rln., pYt. bath, refer. ideal for 2sJ
students 1892 Mass. ave. --4
conn ,,s sh AxE slS aMD ..,c 3 NisslS Ss t1rH sIo
csli 6oEpEN PARRof. pn. ~ !.
a. H. |I - r
Evening star., 1955-11-03
,WASHER-pRIER SAI.l

warehouse Clearance. Prices siesilei
on al famous brAnde--so some moo
samplss = s2r., qpef, st0sn S.or. - stir many ..jl Y
Evening star., 1955-11-03
aooMs. HoUsEkEEpIkc

DUPONT TRcLE--HousekeepinE At
Us best. New lower rates. 14l6
front rni. newly dee.;
pvt. kit.:. also light hskpE rms;
linen and utiis. M s-3e6s. pU.
Isssy 1sSsRrNa M. N.w.s lovely
and Fefer.; S35 mo. RA. 3-si4s.
ANYONE wiiiinK to baby III ) niehts
. wk.; nice room. white. rent Tree.
3704 18th st. NV: RA. u-0o94;
Isa4 Issh ST. NV. Downtown---
Neatly fsirn.: maid service; utlls.
mel: $50 mo. AID. 4-01ee. --6
1900 PA. AVE. N.W.--Niceiy farm;
EElgiaaIrss alI utils. RA. t-a4ss Of
CicsE 10 10 DNTN. Twin beds, Fsig,;
ea. 500 =. ]. ave. ne. Du. 7-7309,
issz ri nv; S;y Il, q room. q Y WIN .s
sonable. NO. 7.Q30S. ~
t14O ? ST. NV, the Churchill
Enc. apt, attrac. furn,, linens: .nr
bath. $lh Wk. NO. 7-D6oS -3
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Efic. apt.
nsgly turn: linens: running water. e
CoLoEEI, :. x.E:-Larss mon. room
and Kitchen; employed person. II.
y T-H818. ---1
Evening star., 1955-11-03
fARM AND eARpEN

TOR sOIE. rich. very GOOD FOR lawpI
end Grecnheusss. Very reasofahie.
i.sNbs scAPiHc' sss 81 hone fronts. aon. :
Work g,isrsntssd. Ffss estimatss
AzhIEas.s VI fFSsKRoRErNs. rhodcdsn. 4
drons. hoiiies. landscaplng; phole
sale, retail. RoTHse AzALEA GAR
pEN9, e21t Sligo Greek pkwys Tax
PIX. Nd.
10 ACRES, sood sod Ready to 90
10 mi. from HiiHef EpfinR; hesl
otter. will sell IN parcels Of nc
and up. Gall sitter 2 pm 10. 3,
TskE REMoyAI. pruning. toppiHnv
aaiss. 'R@l1ak MI. cLsY'roS. m Uk. i-csSs ss1i
TOPsOIL. clean, rich loan: s Gu
yds,, sl6 del. n Wash. area. 70
sIUbdR rcPsoIL. rmL DTfT,
hauling. 10. 2-ee74. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-03
ATS fURNIsHED--MD

10 MN, FROM DOWNTOWN WASH
1NGTON, 20 min, from Bait ~
bedrm., din. rrn., Nv. frn.. kit,
bath with shower: conT. shopping
all rtils. furn.: reas uN. 4-9Qb2
TAKoMA PARK-Tieely furn. apt.
By bus 10 Pa. ave. 10. e-7347.
s ROOMS AND BATH. pvt. entr.: nr.
Nap ssryiee: s67 mo. Call OIL. 2
NsxRBY MARYLAND - rms;
refgr. and range: bath and shower;
pvt. entr,; utils; good trangp.i
married couple only. WA. 7-l333
SEAT PLEAsANr-Lay. rm.. / bed.
Tfn.. Kit, downstaifs ant. Pvt. entr.,
PVT, bath; S55 mo. can RE. b-7340
sILyKR sPRING--Ify. rm. bedsn,,
kit. din, bath; ntiis. incl: SOS. 80,
couple: refs; no pets. 20. 3-6sse
TAKoMA PARK. . bedrooms. iiy.
private entrance il heautiiui priv.
ate home. cali only after y, ~.
TAX. PK.-NiceIy Ii furn. hedrm.. iiy
I'm. kit;. bath; ntiiS. S7s and up,
JU. 6s626p. ---3
CORAL HfLLs-I- -bedrm. apt, 500,
Incl. al utils.. adj. shop. and trans
porfation 10. S.Sf19. 30
CHEVY CHASE--Bus at door. Bed
rm-, liv Trn., kit, bath, cple. S1O0
QI, 2.2S5 4 1902 Conn; ave - I,
fi1rn. apt: cony. 70 bus. stores:
emDlcyed adults: Ss5, 10. 9-l2l7
TAKoMA Park = Lovely. new,
decor. 1-bedrrn. apt. Lee. shaded
lawn. Everything furnished. Jos
2nd eye,kJU. S-3Ts1. ID
Evening star., 1955-11-03
cATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHOICE HAMPSHIRE EVE LAMBS
tsa n,,t toURdasiSp s9s 1v fless sSoo 39 each ss.
WlR2ssifiEEN TRAIL dSs RIDE. Sunday.
Nov. Q and 20, 8 Am. 70 4 pm.
N day through beaptiful wooded
trail. Breakfast, lunch and dinner
cooked over open fire. sizziing
steak for lunch. Bring your horse
To eky Ranch. " hours drive south
Of WashinGton on RI. No. 3Oi, ut
Cedafyille I'd. Lots of fun. 90 make
night. So per person. For details.
can LO. $4,000, --3
Evening star., 1955-11-03

COLuMBlA RD. NV. e00i Il Conn,
ave --Nic9 8ale. or dble. rnl. Good
meals. si2 u Sla wk, NV agail.
oPEN oTPGSps JgTSESRe oss2ioosinA Go Ssaass c.pi,ol
ideal. exc. home-gtyle meals, x66
% SOS mo. Maid service, IL. "
Rm, AND sOARD with lovely lady;
1st d. Ice. dbie. rfn.. 3 wonderful
honie5eooked mealS daily. pleasant
airrpundines: Christian environ
nsss siysrsse,nE nS .,,a e psss Essx ilis lIis
single rm. for elderly retired esntie-
man. NO. 7-o420. ID
Evening star., 1955-11-03

doubie-door comhinatIon. i2 and Il
eu II. lone Of eaelll automatic Dc
iroSs n,osis sySs1h MA n stoeR s ss m;iss es ~
no reasonable ofier refused. I
BATEMAN a SON. st04 Rhodi
Island ave: ne. Ho: a-s200. -
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Rooms. APTs. TO SHARE.

LADY win share apt, with mother
and child. care child while mother
works. 10. 2-7e4b ewes. -
CQNGENIAL GIRL. %. 10 share
newly decor. apt. with another
g4E5B: M IA. sSuslalsss Sasass, ~; rsf. re-
YOUNG WOMAN to share with woman
spacious bedfm a1f. Vicinity Wis
and Mass. aves. En-. 3-I762. -
ARL. L.--ConKeniai Young man u
share nicely furu.. apt. with an
other man. Excel. loc. IA. 5-0139.
ONE GOT MARRIEDs Catholic
Girls desire fourth girl for 2-bed.
room apt. on Mass. at Wisconsin;
Ty piano. M. 2-o4ss. on. TX
coT06ihIRD--e-BEDRooM APT. Il
share with employed couple ui
single person. ares 81 to 4b. pu
T-4OO1. d
Evening star., 1955-11-03

cOLORED--ExTRA-LARGE. newly
decorated room, foilr. 70 stores and
tfansp. $40 VIZ co. 5-4pSp. 4
N.E.---EmploYed mother
with small children, LU. 3-3i7 ~.
CoLoaED-c0UPLE. nice, no chill
dfen. &12 VII, with kit priv
ilsEes. References. Lu. 2-0a3b,
|coLoRED--PyT. KIT. AND hath
S&l. YulA.. pvt. telephone. all priv
iieRes: employed ladies, no children.
AD. 2-13Gp, Ii. 3-0465. -
ROOMS FURh.--s.E.-s.W
CAPITOL HILL. mr.. House ofe. Bldg.
Small suite, room. pvt, bath, foy-
sri S4T mo. Ii. 4-2706 ewes.
R0okAs FURll.AAD. D Va.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

MT. PLEASANT Spacious, attrae.
mo. I'M, 2-207e Or LU. 3-O2s3
Evening star., 1955-11-03

house pspered $50 eompl., int. and
ext. painting; 1st-class work: guar: ::
white mech.i see us for difference
in price. IA. e-l650s RA. 6-5s22