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Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-16
Christmas Muil Up
Over Last Year

Christmas mail this month will be
running Is per cent over last year,
reports Dudley Greene, Columbia
Falls postmaster. He said the rise
is indicated by October and Nov
ember, which were up about that
much over 1854.
Mailing was running slower than
expected early this week, Greene
reports. He added that he feared
too many people were waiting until
the last minute, and urged everyone
to do their Christmas mailing early.
A new law, in effect Dec. 8, now
permits enclosing letters in parcel
post packages, with the following
provisions: package must be mark
ed that there is a first class en-
closure and three cents must be on
the outside of the parcel for the
additional postage.
Greene urged everyone to put three
cent stamps on all Christmas cards
Each year this post office alone
throws away nearly 1900 cards af
ter the Christmas season because
the address was not correct and will
only two cents postage, they coult
not be returned. First class mai
with three cents postage may b.
returned to the sender. Written mess
age cannot be included on card
mailed for just two cents.
4 Boxes have been placed in tn
post office lobby to aid the post ol
flee staff in taking care of the see
sonal mail. Bundles of mail, mark
ed for out of town and local deliver
may be placed in boxes near tn
mail slots to hasten handling.
Post office windows will be ope
this Saturday and the following wee
: for additional hours, Postmaste
Greene announced. Lobby will b
7 open from a. m. to p. m. an
windows will be open from a. n
until 6 p. m. these two Saturdays
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-16
Holding Forum On
Farm Prices
by w. w. Mavritson, county
extension agent

KALISPELL-Next Farm Forum is
scheduled for Saturday, at the Tenn
pie Tea room at IL noon.
DR.. M. M. Kelso, director, Agri-
cultural Experiment station, Mon
tana State college, Bozeman; Don
Chapman, president, Montana Farm
ers union, Great Falls; and Winton
Weydemeyer, master, State Grange,
Fortine; will be panel speakers on
Farm Prices and Programs
Everyone is invited to attend this
meeting starting with no host
luncheon.
1t is getting close to deadline for
ordering shelterbelt trees.
Species available are: Caragana,
Russian Olive, Honeysuckle, Choke
cherry, Nanking Cherry, Sandcherry,
| American Plum, Common Lilac,
Boxelder, Green Ash, American Elm,
Chinese Elm, Golden Willow, White
Willow, Cottonwood in the shrubs
and broadleaves at $500 per hund.
red and Colorado Blue Spruce, Pom
derosa Pine, Douglas Fir and Rocky
Mountain Juniper in the evergreens
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-16
Mrs. Tillits0n Improving

Mrs. Arthur Tillitson wants her
friends to know she has left Column
bia Falls and is in the county hos
pital at Kalispell "for reason of a
hard, cold winter" Mrs. Tillitson
adds she is real well and improving
in health"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-16

at $3.50 per hundred. Trees must
be ordered by Jan. / at the County
Extension office for delivery next
spring.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
Buffkin Gets 10 Years For Assault

A l9-year old South Carolin;
youth was sentenced in Column
GUS Superior Court late Wed
nesday afternoon to serve from
seven to 10 years on a charge
Of assault with intent to COM
nit rape.
Garland Buffkin was being
tried for his life on rape
charge when the lesser plea
vas accepted. He was arrested
and jailed in the Columbus CO.
unity Jail on August 80.
The alleged rape victim, Is,
years old, told the court that
she had dated Buffkin about
sour times prior to the attack.
She testified that during the
assault, she screamed and bea,
3uffkin about the back anG
face.
AS tears Streamed down hei
face. she told the court that
8uffkin told her he would "slar
Out Of her if she didn't
permit him to carry out the act
The attack took place in the
front seat of Buffkin's automo-
bile.
Buffkin took the stand anC
ienled that an act of rape took
place. He testified that he and
he girl had done a lot of neck
nS and petting in his automo-
bile during the four dates they
had.
On the night of August 30.
ne claimed that he and the girl
twice had sexual relations while
parked in two places on a lone
y road.
The defense offered testimony
Of two witnesses who stated
hat Buffkin'S reputation in his
community was good. The de-
tense also put on Roy Fowler
who testified that he had seen
ne girl lying on the back sea,
%; car with I boy at 4 drive
n theatcr sometime Eoforc she
lied charges against Buffkir.
i never heard Of such fool
lShncsS, commented Judge
Clifton Moore. The girls faith
r admitted that his daughter
was bathed before she was TAX
IN to the doctor for n medical
examination. And no part of
Ter clothing was brought to this
court as evidence. And the cvi-
'ence shows that there Wa TO
blood on the boys clothing.
such fooliShncSS."
Judge Moore told District So
lcItor John Burncy. Jr., that he
."s wise in accepting the lesser
'ica because jury probably
would have acquitted Ruffkin"
Prior TO passing sentence
udge Moore said, IF this bow
md girl really loved each other
d let them get married and
Couldn't send him to prison. 7
AVE 4 daughter and son the
.ame ages. But. l have no cnoicc
Il nave 10 sentence him"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
1855 Made In Carolina"
Show Planned In Charlotte

rector Of Publicity and Special
Events for Radio Center.
Much has been written a
bout the industrial expansion OF
our Twin States" he said, but
little has been done to let the
people actually see it for them
selves. except for isolated eff
forts by individual manufacture
crs."
The Made In Carolinas, show
will attempt TO bring a sample
of all the wares and services of
the Caroliras under one roof.
Even our smallest companies
will have on opportunity to
he added.
Display booths in the Made
In CarolinaS" exhibition are av-
to every type of COM
pany which is engaged in ac-
enterprise and is locat-
ed in the Carolinas.
Detailed information may be
obtained from Radio Center.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19

Anderson, a veteran Of twenty
years in law enforcement work,
said that hunting without prop
er license is most common dur
ing the early days Of the hunt
ing season. but pointed out that
hunting licenses 60 on sale Aug
ust l, a month before the first
open season, and this gives
hunters plenty Of time in which
to acquire licenses for the COM
,ng season.
I'VE have l43 seasoned Wild
life protectors in the field to en-
-orce the law" Anderson said.
They are equipped with patrol
,ars, a patrol plane. patrol
boats. and 2-way shortwave ra-
ito communication. In addition.
We are adding ten of % recent
'raduates of the wildlife pro-
cotton training school at the In
'tltute of Government, U N. c.,
chapel Hill. to the staff
Although emphasis will be
placed on persons hunting or
ishing without license, such vi
ations as unplugged shotguns,
'Ncccding bag limits. and out
'f-SeaSon hunting will not be
overlooked. Copies of the offici-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19

Plans have been completed to
hold the 1855 Made In Caro-
linas" trade exhibition at Radio
Center in Charlotte.
The exhibition. to be held dur
ing Thanksgiving week. will be
devoted entirely to industries
and institutions located in North
and South Carolina.
Primarily, the Made In Car
olinaS' show is designed to &C
quaint the public with the wide
variety Of products manufacture
ed in the two states, and the
many service institutions which
have home offices here.
I'VE believe this Made In
Carolinas' show is long over
due" said Harry Dee Moore. Di-
all regulations have been dis
tributed to license dealers thro-
ughout the state and are avail
able to bicense buyers. No one
will be excused for failure to be
informed O. the law"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19

$50. s75.0o0 pounds. giving q
yield Of l,675 pounds to the
acre. This output is IL percent
above the 477.000 pound produc-
ion for 1854. and "a percent
higher than the 428,0l6, 900
pound ten-year average. Border
oelt Type Is production. esti-
mated at 1872 100000 pounds and
Welding 1000 pounds to the
lcre. tops last years 1880, 900
pound production by l6.5 per-
cent. 1t exceeds the ten-year av-
erage lo5,346.0OO pound produc-
ion by &c percent.
Burley tobacco for the State
1t the estimated production of
y $50, 900 pounds shows a de-
'rease OF about 7 percent from
asst years record OF 24,384,OOOI
pounds. The current hurley
'ield, however, is placed at the
phenomenal level of 2,2OCI
per acre-by far an all
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19

l ,002. 1925 900 pounds reported
as OF September l. Improvement
in the hurley crop also promises
4 higher production. the esti-
mate for which has been raised
rom the 2l,630,000 pound Sep
TENDER forecast to a current ex-
pectation Of 22.660, 900 pounds,
IN increase of 4.8 percent.
Yields and total production Of
Ill types Of flue-cured tobacco
are expected to reach an all
time high. For Type II, produc-
lion is placed at 357 900, OOC
pounds at a yield of 400 pounds
Der acre. This would be about
20 percent above the 297 ,920, OOCl
pounds produced in 1854 anc
more than II percent over the
"a, O66,000 pounds for the 1914
70 ten-year average. Type III
is expected to reach
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
10bacco
Production
Increasing

Based on information as of
October from tobacco growers.
warehousemen. and other kew
members Of the industry, pro-
duction Of 1855 tobacco in North
Carolina will exceed that esti-
mated month earlier, the
North Carolina Crop Reporting
service announced today. Pro-
duction OF flue-cured tobacco is
now estimated at 1,020,775, 900
pounds, up approximately eight
cen and one-half million pounds.
or almost two percent, from the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
% South Boulevard

1929 South Boulevard. a.
lotte. by sending the nan
the inquiring company and -, ~
address. ~
CORN PROSPECTS DECLINE
On the basis of probable yis,,
reports from growers, as 80.
October /, the States corn -, VI
duction is forecast at So ,64a oOo
bushels. according to the No.s 90
Carolina Crop Reporting Ser.
ice. The present forecast i
decline OF 6.l59, 900 bu1,.
Since August l before the burs;
canes Connie" Diane" a.
lone" struck the State. yis,s
per acre is indicated at am
bushels compared with Pan %.
the drought-stricken year lsss
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
Breakdown Is
Promised On
Game Law

Inc states wililifc protectors
-I53 Of thCm-havc received
orders to crack down" on hunt
ing violations with special en-
nhaslS on nimrods who 20 hunt
ng without licenses. Walter
anderson, Chief OF the WiIdlifo
resources Commissions Wild
ne protection Division. said
mat hunting or fishing without.
proper license is by far the most
frequent violation Of the FISHING
md hunting rules. Anderson
said that during the fiscal wear
.ndlng June 30, 1855. more Than
1000 persons were prosecuted
or hunting or fishing without
having a proper license. almost
two-thirds of total violations
Incidence of violations has been
nigh thus far in the season.
Many of these violations +"
anderson said, were un;nten-
''oildl' But North Carolina law
makes certain requirements con-
'erning license TO hunt and fish
ana these requirement. must be
met or violators will be apprc-
hended and prosecuted"
time high.
Total fIuc-curcd tobacco pro-
luction for the United States is
placed at 1913. 733.OOn pourdr.
This is little over II percent
larger than the crop Tor last
year and about "a percent larg-
er than the tcn-year average.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Discontinued Styles From Perfect Choose From S
1895 TO139.95 OCCASIONAL r

me FAMOUS maker took inventory and discontinued these STYLES
his operation Each of these tables perfect each
an elegant traditional design They sody constructed Of
genuine mahogany with genuine leather tops that are hand
padded and fooled karat gold Some sanwood nays orna
mental beading and roch and swirl grams the group There
are II styles We show but G. r. ~
9TH FL Washington PARKtngton; Spring
Evening star., 1955-02-02
X. H. WiddicOmbe

One OF Americas foremost
exponents Of fine furniture, de-
signed each Of these magnificent
French Provincial pieces!
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Fruit,cOOi

FruiticOOd
The soft beige finish you've seen
IN French museum pieees-on
solid cherry, one Of the finest
eob'net woods ovoiIobIe!
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Exclusive

EXCLUSIVE
The Heeht Co. clone in the
Washington orea, eorries thi.
STond Rapids custom erofted
bedroom suite at Is off!
Evening star., 1955-02-02

WugHHNeHHy DeSIgHed by X II. WIddicOmbe
fabulous special purchase cuts prices full sumptuous
suites designed Ralph Wddconbe
american furniture hn Robert Irwin Co. of
custom made these pieces selected solid
beige uWood finish hand polished
cen proportions the graceful
OF the solid cherry the rugged construction
centergided drawers! Exclusive with Washington
Evening star., 1955-01-18
LLOYDS APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE

Newly decorated / and Q bedrooms;
convenient to shopping, schools,
Churches and Transportation. 10
min b. g. via Shirley highway Of
fice hours, 8 to 5 weekdays. Satur-
day, 8 to 12 OV. 3-0950 500
Tenn. aves .Asy AleT;, VAR 1n.r.Y.
IT. Myer area--1 and 2-bedroom
apis, $3.50, incl. All utils.;; newly
dec, Res: mgr, ia. 7-46S6. --21
Evening star., 1955-01-18
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

$50 -one-b -bedrm- apt. nr. wash. and
Navy Amer: heat incl EN-. 3-567S
DAYS. En-. 3-920s evenings.
(Westoger3 dec
orated apt. Of large living room,
dining alcoVe, kitchen. bedroom and
bath: automatic laundry tacilitleS.
Storage space. Rent. $40. IN
2-4232 or OIL. 2-5e67. 10
ARR. Nj and 2 2bedrm. apis. walk
ing distance. Arl. Hall BIZ. AecnEs
store. Good transps ldrs. q 5sei,s;, rs,
mo. incl. All utiis. See manAgef,
MA. HARHG, Apt. 3. 5is N. Thomas
ST, ia. 2-22e9 or cali ONCE. JA-
s-3366 during business hours
ARLINGTON, Columbia PIKE a. FRED
efick ST.. Magnolia Gardens--AvnlL
now. beautiful and spacious living
dining room semhinatioih.. sh. .anig aa5se
ment. pafquet fioors Venetian
blinds: exposqrt utils f1rn go
& mo-, bedroom. $3.50. For tnfo.
cal ia 8-3070
ARL.-Best section: / and Q pedrms !,
$3.50 % sos: near Glebe rd 5eiA
Columbia pike. ~xe
ARLINGTON and 2 bedrris /;
Walking dist. to Arl. Hall and Ran.
odiph Peyton School; quiet wooded
area: $3.50 to sos. 40t4 Colnm-
bia pike. -zV
ARL.--New duplex home apt: 2
bedrms., rec. rrn: Close-in. quiet,
SlI5 incl. utiis. IA. 2-65l6. --l8
REDECORATED APT.
Heat and water furn.; 2 rms
kit, bath. No children or pets. S65
mo. Apply 1915 Prince sts Alex.
1st fir. apt. --ib
N. QUINN ST., ARL.one- -bedrm.
apt, available now. rental, $40. Can
res. mgr, ia. S-4137. -l6
Two JIMIA MEMORIAL AREA -
Charming 2-bedrm. apt. homes, with
dining alcove, de luxe kitchen. incl.
garbage disposal and twin-sized bed
rms, in an attrae. new bldg: at
400 N. 18th st.. Arlington Rad
nor Apts.l. Complete laundry faeils,
and storage lockers: master TV an
tenna: only 10 minutes to down.
town washington and 5 minutes TO
Pentagon. See Mrs. Martin. NO. 3,
IA. 2-7151 or SHANNON ~ LUCHS
CO., ia 18th ST. NV, MA. .S-2345.
VERY LARGE LIST floor lebedroom
apartment in modern building. close
to stores and transportation. SSu
including all utilities. ia. 1897.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
HOUSES WANTEp 10 RENT

WE HAVE SEVERAL desirable clients
for comfortably furnished houses IN
ciose-in NV. areas. Cell Mr.. King
RIDpELL REALTY Co. Realtors,
AR6ITIoSAi, AR6ITIoS,yAi HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for home in near
BY Nd. or NV D. c.; tree eppraisals.
no delay. For compete rental kerN.
ice, phone - to-day. PERRY Hay
6 60 ". 5sSe2sIAarr 5resA Far 5,ahs,. S
priced rentals. : 70 s bedrooms, fur.
niShed and unfUrnished; long and
short leases: $3.50 Up. price ranges.
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD tcoL, U. 8. A.,
ret.1, Broker, EN-. 3-4335. oV. b
4l45. 5.a.-.--..-......-..----.-..
Virginia Rentals Wanted
Let US manage your property ano
take the work and worry on your
shoulders, Complete rental service
phone XII. g-6644.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
i1s s. st. Asaph st., Alex, W.,
30
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Virrinia Rentals wanted
BUSINESS oppoRTUAiTlEs

VARIETY STORE - LonE-established
money maker: ideal for man and
wife; business will pay itself out IN
one year. win sacrifice for actual
inventory. Phone. WA. 7-72i9 morn
ings: evenings only, ,..u, . Y sood
fnrnse partSers; ~ doins g $500 I WEEK. nice
living quaTteFsI beer. PROVIDENCE
DEIItXTESsEN- --FuiIy equipped: le-
Gated In Annapolis. Nd. ReatonebIe
Phone Colonial e.l4e4. -
pEnS oSss..s rpsMs. pssrnss, now Sssfhea iof rent
Susy section; opposite Marine Bar
racks. T56 Sth 81. Sc: owner. "a,
wAS7TaEsD--private al 7TaEsD investor % buy
good 2nd trust notes. tCol. prop. g
very attrae. discounts. r. y. ,,,5 5ck
GK3dKkg iS3ti k,glinss92sS sg9Sas II AND ArT.3A
take over ! Ions established bust
neas with iivinE quarters hbovsi
colored trade; low overhead: Meh
stocked and equipped. the euilding.
h4d 's iSl ons racksae with small down
payment end eaay termss business
may be sold separately. VIC. d Ga.
ewes, JU. 5-l258. BABiLik0 HkAL-
rTSxr Go1 GSoJ1slHEss ri so6SfoErUsITY m
GAS. repairs and car sales u
wanted sale property and EQUIP
nent: established acets.s VIII take
sonse capital. THOMAS Il. JUSTICE.
Real Estate Broker, Manassas. va,
TMveRSwnirf9 MaRssSsiTr ~ sToREGood ieea-
ton. parking lot; rent. ineiudtfk
nnfred. OWNER. ". 4-0433, 30
HAULING BUsINESS--Thrtt truck
take over complete operation; 81 BOD
cash. Ma. 6-df93 OK IA. 7-l776, :
nRUGsTORE WANTED by phsgma-
etsts sgO0 70 $3.50 per day; y, e.
only. No brokers. Boz a7ssM-
ssMaiL sssI MEDICAL BLpG... nov se,,
sentine sppiicsfions fof individual
ofsee@ or kaites n new medical
s.Ii,r sISE e .,.s g sseonRHSTskY sensISSsskisY 3 dIsoNs Il
sEISsicE IEs rs Station roE sALEc.n
\ ~, 1880 anL time .-z4
WANT DOWNTOWN. OF nn bus %
earline. ID p. c. furnished room
on apartment o. fooniinH % ngnfo-
Ing business, or realty ano butiuts9'
direct from owner: have up . egg.ly-
900. Please write details. Boa zgS-
Rspio..TIy APPLIascE eronE; y
. Accokesk. Mdy--Bezt ; tfene1isfs'
1900 to.sI ~ st9ss snd sosagSfi'l sgf
Evening star., 1955-01-18
tcoaliausd.l

CHESTER AE0vERs--Lgs, or small. VI
do them AL Clean, courteous. reas.
ST. S-S570: Ia D-o115. eTea
LIGHT HAULING, local MOVING,
beaches g specially 9 4 MoRRfs-
NOW By HELL--Home or bus. short
or long notices. extra services any
time sensihiy priced LU. l-0500.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country, safe storage IN
separat. rooms; expert pacing I'm
ACE Co, NC. Established 1906
Evening star., 1955-01-18
cHEVYi CHASE. 3.

5295 43rd ST. NV.
Deiightful architecture, eonyentent
location and attractive terms. This
tures q separate dining room. fun
basement and screened rear potch.
Only S16.95O. OLIVER r, CARR,
Reaitor. MA 8-2e65, Ma. 6-gn93.
CHEVY cHAsR--DarIing corner brick.
lust Decorated: $I6.D604 Also large
beautifui 4 bed rooms. This hcuse
has everythiDgi
maTveloue location: S1a.a50s.
Capitol HiiI--cute Teinodeied hcme o.
Investment. f9.7aO.
@, w. Hosp. Area---9maIt small stu.
dio houses Al rented. BayEain ana
terms. eTEVENS. DE T-25be. -.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
GLEN MAR PARK. MD
FAIRFAX
80 other Rental Homes in VI,
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Il3 w. Broad ST.
Falls Church, Va.


COLORED--NEWLY REM0DELED---
g-bedrn, and bath house; modern
improvements. heat, etc; $69.50
plus utiis. 2s36 Parker st. ne, cal
COIoRED-i9O0 BLK. OF lst ST;
N.E.-3 bedrrns:, 2 kits. hardwood
floors. automatic gaS hesI nr:
coIoRED--isoO 81 BLK, or Ist 81;
N.E.---3 bedrms.. kits, hardwood
fiOUrs. automatic gas heat. ny.
schools and transp. RE. 1-2017,
cS@TL6RR11ii a ROCK CREEK CH,
RD. N.W.--Newly dec. . rms. ana
bath, kits. $125 mo. Gas heat.
CoioRED--iiAVE SIX 9 and q Tm,
unfurnished houses for rent. Also
apts., SIS and up per mo. Re,
F~lHQY 5'e4t ----ssS
Evening star., 1955-01-18

LARGE oAEDEN APTs. 1 ana 2
bedrooms, S72.50 and $3.50 up.
One block to shopping center.
schools; newly redec.: fast direct
transp.. downtown p. CT bJrd 81,
Meurilee Arms Apis.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Fairfax Village Apts.
Widrich Courts

1928 LIVINGSTON RD. Sc.
2 BEDROOMS
INCLUDING UTILITIES. MODERN
APT BLDG: Mr.. EXPRESS BUS.
Shops. SCHOOLS, CHURCHES.
20. 2-45i1 10. 3-4634
Evening star., 1955-01-18
COTORET
COLORED
1348 EUCLID ST. NV.
1-BEDROOM APT, $82
UTILITIES INCLUDED m RENT
See AE; sT17LLaa sT17LLaa On premises OF
ApTs. UNFURNIsHED--MD.

ROCKvTLLE-1 and 2 bedrooms. ny-
ing room, dinette. kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch5 near schools
and Ghopping center: sos 70 $50 py
month. 20. 2-3003. -lS
f30e EMERSON ST.. HyattsTille-i-
bedrm- apt: redec. See ianttor ~
hsmt. apt. or call 20. 2-37s3 III
TAKOMA PARK-2 bedrms., liv.. rn-.
dinette. kit. bath: az utils.: adults:
fs2iKSoMA PiRK@ons-5edrm. apt.
Incl. ufiis. Adults. JUs 5-2l9s. us
siLYER sPkINo-NoR avail. newly
dee. 2 rms. kit. and pvt. bath;
excel; closets spsee; laundry, issi.. rs
n ~ YUu ss1' Aks IsSffhsEksrED IsSFffhsfEik:srED IN lsnt-
Ing : de luxe apartment; ! know
I can help you. Please can HA 2
Aif4s. isSs AyAnABLe At cesgE TN.
800 Defense hvy1 .laad:rs Elaasns1gTs. esn.
ter: BUS stop a door. WA 7-276s.
GAlTHERSBURG-New 4 and 3 bed
rm. with rear porch. S65 70 $50 per
mo. VIII be ready for Occupancy
about March l. SAMUEL 3. Bog
LEM 1;I.,I INC; e. Po. 2..s6az 2esloi; eses- -.1s 81
CORAL HILLS. ct D. G. line Garden
apts.: two bedrms.. $50: 3 bedrms.
sos; incl. ali utils. Near school. bus.
sioppine. JO.. S-70S8. --23
sILVER SRKING-1 -bedrm. apts. n
Sligo Greek Park: large rooms. ana
closets; parking and laundry faciI-
files: newly decorated; on busline;
$50. fnc. uttls. JU. 5-7404, -23
35l6 QUINCY ST, Apt. 3-IWo large
rooms, large modern kitchen ana
bath. available for immediate oc-
eupancy.k. To inspect. ptek Up keys
at 37i4 between s and $3.50 daily
or calI DI. 7-4244.
RiVERDALk-Apt.. bedrm. and bath,
liy. rm.-kitchen comb; adults Only
pvt. entr.. on car and bushne 500
incl heat; Apply MR.. GEMMdahL' MIL
cMMiE.LuM MA. TrEiRRAcE-we have one
very large 2-bedrm. apt. larger than
most 2-bedrm. ramblers. block
over d. c. line on N: Hamp. See
resident mgr. 1928 Sheridan ST.,
JU. S-S72b or HA. 2-3S00. IA
/ and 2 bedrm. apts, !:
conv. loc. lndr, room; lockers ior
each apt; S72 80 to sos mo-. utils;
incl. Call JU. 5-7560 nlorns. and
Spring 4-7453 ewes. and weekends.
MT. RAINIER-4 rms, bath, newly
dec; heat and water furn., l block
from bus. Adults only. WA. 7-2304
= e--~.SO
Evening star., 1955-01-18
HOUSES FuRNlsAfn

ARL.. SIS S. Irvine-2-bedrm.. semi.
det. brick avail, nov. II net open,
call Oeeoauan fVR.l 67-J-2. 20s
4 GIRLS--3722 n. n. ave. NV. ofi
ca, ave: 8 rms. bath. 3 bedrms.
SI25 incl. heat. ptiis. RA. 6-2oS6'
FuRN.- -uNFURE.-ya. Forest. =. C.:
S220-$lS5. exceptional 7-rm. Colon
Fen. ]; long lease. JE. 4-I497. -223
N.U.--3-hedrm.. bfk., newly dec: liy
din. rms; gas h.-w.h., 2 incl pchs.
gar; transp. $3.50 mo. La. Glass
SILVER SPRING - s-bedrm. house
completely furn.; very clean; ready
immed.; cony. elose-in neishbor-
hoods. OIL. 4-6425. -21
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Exeeiieni
location, atiractiyely furnished 3.
bedroom house, auto, heat air con.
s1sBSns5; sIsg mo Dfsq. pu l.Sqs4 rsS9 Feb, for 81
|GEORGEToWN = Exceptionally AZ
tracfive small house for rent, Feb,
and Mar. only. Ho. 2-27l4. an,
ARLiNS4oN-Briek 4 z r. bunsalox:: bnilt. nj
m mo. sa:ass sos ps g. ssS &. On. s.oaSz
JUST OFF lsth ST. NV. ,nr. waiter
Reed)--Niee brick semidet. home;
hy. rm.. firepi.. full din. rm.. equip.
kit. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. rec. rm..
bath; gar. nicely furn.: 5000.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-30n5.
CHEVY CHASE bedrnas., den, nf
schools: fenced yard; 5000. OIL. 2
263o, EN-. 2-s383. --20
BETHESDA--Niceiy furn. brick CO.
lonial, mr.. Health and Naval Ned.
Centefs: imnned. occupancy. CAL EN-
3-4001, mornings or evenings. 20
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda---3 bedrfns., baths. at
tached garage. screened porch, fecr,
rrn. and bath; $500.
MALOHA r. CHRlSTMAN, INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
1900 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Lovely home with 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
rec. rIn., suitable for diplomats;
avail. Feb. 1: $500 per mo. Call
Mrs. Carter. BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
MA. $4,000. --10
Attention, Congressman
Three-hedroom and large dormitory
room home, 2h baths, double car
earaae. 1909 Madison st. NV; $225
mo. Call WA. 7-2706. 30