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Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
C. F. Bond to Sell
Birthday Calendars

The community birthday calendar
project, previously handled by the
Columbia Falls Lions club, will be
used by the school bands to raise
money for instruments for the grade
school band, it was decided at a
meeting of band parents, Monday
evening.
High school band students started
Thursday, canvassing the city of
Columbia Falls and other localities
in the school district.
The calendar lists family anniver-
sary occasions for a fee of 81 per
family and will list organization
meetings for Is cents per listing
1t is felt that such a project fulfills
need in city of this size. Last
year about 400 calendars were es.
timated to have been sold in this
area. The Lions club continues te
hold the franchise on the Calendar
project but has given the band per
mission to take it over this year.
Another meeting of band parents
will be held Monday at p. m. il
the high school study hall, William
Bruey, band director, announced. 1
is hoped that good turnout vii
give the students assistance with thu
soliciting. Deadline for orders i.
about Oct. Is.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Anaconda Lists
Promotions

\ Announced this week was appoint
ment of Robert F. Buechner as as
sistant to the president of Anacon-
|da Aluminium Co.
Buechner is metallurgiSt and has
been in Columbia Falls since May ~.
He is returning to New York City
this fall with Mrs. Buechner ana
their year-old daughter, Elsa.
A 1889 graduate of Pennsylvania
State college, Buechner worked for
Alcoa and Kaiser before joining An
aconda in 1858.
Also announced in New York was
election of C. Jan Parkinson as vice
president and a director of Amazon.
da Aluminium Co. Parkinson had
been a counsel for the Anaconda Co
and number of its affiliateS since
| 1941.
Sept. % saw election in New Yorl
City of Russell B. Caples. presiden
| of Anaconda Aluminium Co. as yics
president in charge of metallurgica
operations for the Anaconda Co.
Manager of Anaconda's Great Fall
plant from 1941 to 1858, Caples ha
been an Anaconda employee sine
1910 when he was graduated from
the Missouri School of Mines.
Caples succeeds Frederick Laist
who retired Sept. 1, after 81 year
with the company. Laist, rs, was on
: of the nations foremost metallul
/ gists, and following managership {
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
R anger sehoder
Transfers from YNP

WEST GLACIER-T Thomas Schod-
er. former ranger in Yellowstone
National Park has transferred to
Glacier, and this week was assigned
to Walton station adjacent to the
Essex community.
A native of Battle Creek, Mich.
and a Michigan State college forestry
graduate in 1949, Schoder worked
as fire guard in Glacier during the
summers of 1913, 1919, and 1850.
He passed the NPS ranger exam
linations and in 1851 became a ranger
lin Yellowstone. Mrs. Schoder for
1merly was nurse at the Yellow
stone hospital, and the couple have
two daughters, Ruth, 2, and Ann
six months. Schoder was in the
Army during 1914 and 1945.
Robert Morris, former ranger al
Walton, has been transferred to the
fire control staff at Park head
quarters.
| RANGER ASSIGNMENTS
| Ranger John Higgins has beef
transferred to headquarters from
Many Glacier Sherburne. Higgins ha
one quarter 10 complete for his for
estry degree at Montana State uni
versity. He will commute to Miss
oula during the three months start
ing in January and be on duty week
ends at headquarters
Other assignments listed by Chic
Ranger Elmer Fladmark are Rar
ger Ed Olmstead moving from Bell
river to Sherburne; Ranger 10
Heimes from East Glacier to Pole
bridge, and Ranger Roy HutchinsO
to East Glacier Park.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Youth Fellowship
To Meet in M. C..
by Lynda Kay Moore

MARTIN CITY-There will be a
Youth Fellowship meeting at the
Martin City church, Saturday at
100 p. M, it was announced Mem
bers from Coram, Martin City and
Hungry Horse are requested to
come
The Oliver Newhouse family were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Thompson, Columbia Falls, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Doty, Miss
oula, visited at the home of her mo-
Their, Grandma Martin, the weekend
of Sept. II. Mrs Doty is the former
Colome Martin. .
Gary Rowles celebrated his fifth
birthday anniversary, Sept. 81, with
a surprise party held at the home o.
Mrs. Kendall of Hungry Horse. He
received many nice gifts.
Mrs. Nellie White and her sol
Barry, from Kalispell, visited will
Mrs. w. C. Allison, Sunday.
Martin City PTA was held Mon
day at the schoolhhouse. Officer
were elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Shorty Gould
/ Germaine, Tommy, Darlene and My
rene, Winchester, Wash, were Sun
day dinner guests at the Bill Moor
home. The Goulds were former res
idents at Hungry Horse government
town and have been in this are
visiting friends and relatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd NeWhouse an
son, Dennis, were Saturday after
I noon visitors at the Oliver New
house home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Toastmasters Elect New Officers

HUNGRY HORSE-NeW president
for the Hungry Horse Toastmasters
club for the next six months is Floyd
Mcclure of Martin City. Floyd was
president of the Martin City Lions
club last year and is employed at
AAC. Educational vice president. is
Jim willows of Hungry Horse, also
president of the Hungry Horse Com
munity club. Bruce Miller, Glacier
Park ranger, is the new administra-
tive vice president. Bruce is also
president of the National Federation
of Federal Employees chapter in
this area.
The new secretary and treasurer
of the club is Fred Bussey of Ola
cier Park. Sergeant-at-arms is Dave
Gordon, also of Glacier.
Outgoing officers for the last six
months are Dick Greiner, president,
Hungry Horse; Floyd Mcclure, educ
cational vice president; Dave Thomp.
son, West Glacier, administrative
vice president; Jim Willows, secre
tary and treasurer and Bruce Miller
sergeant-at-armS. s..
Five minute speakers at the las
meeting we're: DR.. Ray Gilleard a
Columbia Falls, who spoke on t6i
subject, These Two Hands; Davl
Gordon, Vacuum Tubes; Charlie,
Simmons, Hungry Horse, 1--WE Tall
Too Much Dick Greiner, Sub
ject Material for Your Speech; Free
Bussey, Modern Pilgrims Prog
reSS.
Topicmaster for the evening wa
Bruce Miller. POSTMASTER was E,
Beatty Evaluator was Floyd Nc
CURE. +.
;. Guests for the evening were E.
Beatty's brother, visiting from Cal
ifornia; George Henderson and M
, Gingery of West Glacier and Mont
Moudy, Hungry Horse.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Governor Picks
Miss Bernard

KALISPELL- Flathead county S
able county superintendent of
schools, Lulu Barnard, has been
named one of 10 Montanans by Gov
ernor ]. Hugo Aronson to attend
the White House Conference on Edu-
cation in Washington, D. c. Nov. q
to Dec. /.
Other delegates are Karl Erickson,
Great Falls; R. L. Irle, Glasgow
also educators, and Mrs. Marion
Crawford, Laurel; Austin Thompson
Great Falls; Art NELL. Helena; John
w. Newland, Butte; Gordon Twedt
Rudyard; Mrs. G. w. Deschamps
Missoula, and Russ Hart, Billings.
COUNTY COMMITTEE
Miss Barnard with the Flatheac
committee on education are to at
tend a meeting called by Governor
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30

sheriff's office, was taken to Flat
head county hospital.
Mrs. Scott showed considerable
evidence Of having been kicked. One
particular kick was at spot where
she had recently had an abdominal
operation.
Another report is that after Mr..
and Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Scott
were taken into custody, four tires
on the jenkins automobile were
slashed.
jenkins was recently arraigned or
abduction charges brought by Mrs
Scott and bond of $500 was furn
ished. He allegedly abducted Mrs
SCOTS daughter. They came herr
recently from West Virginia.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Oct. 6 Hearing Fol
Street Bruwl Case

MARTIN CITY - Scheduled for
hearing at 10 a. M. Oct. 6 is the
Martin City street brawl involving
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen jenkins and
Mrs. Jenkins daughter, Mrs. Molly
Mae Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins were arraig-
ned Tuesday just before midnight
in Columbia Falls justice court of
Judge Floyd P. Jones on second
degree assault charge. They entered
a not guilty plea and bond was sci
at 1,5OO each to appear at the Oct.
6 hearing. The bonds not being paid
they were taken to Flathead county
Jail in Kalispell.
Jenkins in turn charged his step
daughter, Mrs. Scott with disturbing
the peace. Judge Jones set bono
Of 500 which was not paid. However
Mrs. Scott, while in custody of the
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Mortin City Folks
WED in How're

MARTIN CITY-Georgia Eleanor
Roberts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Roberts, Martin City, and Jack
Pancerzewski, son of Mrs. Lyle
Chambers, Martin City, were mar
ried Sept. q in the Presbyterian
church, Havre.
Attending the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. Marlin Muhlum Of Chester
brother-in-law and sister Of the
groom. !,
The bride wore a pink gown will
white accessories, and carried
bouquet of orchids Mrs, Muhlun
Fwore maise dress and also had al
orchid bouquet.
After the. ceremony, the brida
party attended a dinner party al
the Elks' cafe in Havre. After
short wedding trip to Missoula, thu
couple returned to make their home
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Riot Case Scheduled
For District Court

Joseph Smith, Thomas F. Smith
and Viggo T. Christensen, all listed
as having transient addresses, were
charged in Kalispell justice court of
Judge Henry Madsen Tuesday with
being involved in a riot. They pied
not guilty and provided bail of $500
each, the cases being bound over to
district court.
The situation involves the three
men being charged with beating
up of construction superintendent
on the U. S. highway No. 2 job al
Nyack. They had been laid off.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Hunters Jumboree
Oct. 8 at Corun

CORAM-PlanS are completed tor
the Hunters Jamboree which is to
be held at the Dew Drop Inn, Oct.
I8. A 3OO6 rifle will be given away,
as well as several small pieces of
camping equipment.
The party is sponsored by the Cor
am Civic club and money raised will
be used to finance community hall
project.
| So get your friends interested,
put on your dancing shoes and join
the crowd at the Dew Drop Inn. Oct.
49,
PTA PLANS CARNIVAL
The PTA met in regular session,
Sept. 20, with the president, Mrs.
Lucien Forcier, in charge. The group
voted to sponsor a milk program
for the school children. A carnival
was decided on to raise the necess-
airy funds. The president named q
chairman for each branch of the
carnival. Each chairman will sol
icit his own helpers. There will be
grab bags, fish pond, lunch, bingo
cake. sale, games, fortune telling
photo booth and mems style
show. Date is set, Oct. %.
i Word from Dulane Fulton, super
intendent of schools, is that the gov
eminent will pay 8 cents hal
!. pint towards the milk program. W.
] still have to raise about $3.50 in or
der to carry on the program for thu
remainder of the year.
PTA committees appointed wer'
Mrs Frank Groffy, magazines; Mrs
Carl Fosjord, hospitality; Mrs. Ro.
Swanson, refreshments, and Mrs
Ray Fisher, Mrs. Dick Bras ant
Mrs. Edwin Hanson, entertainment
Next meeting will be Oct. IS.
i Mrs. Ed Wirth went to MisSoul;
, to spend few days with her son
) and families and attend to som
3 legal affairs.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Potter and sor
: Bobby, have moved to COlumbi
Falls. The motel is closed for tn
), season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Uhrhamme
! are doing maintenance work at tn
school. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Loft and famil
: have moved to Martin City. They ar
r employed at the Deer Lick cafe an
n bar.
:. All four of our teachers, Mr.:
S Cliff Travis, Mrs. Adon Humphre.
It Mrs. Carl Fosjord and Mrs. Hele
) Weller are enrolled in a teacher
S training class which meets on FIR
o day evening and Saturday morning
r Mrs. Mildred Forsythe and Mr.
: Edwin Reed went to West Glacie
to the Highline cafe for dinner, Tue
S day evening.
n Mrs. Nita Johnson, who hi
n spent the last three months vlsltT
It her grandchildren in WaShingto
Il D. c., and in North Carolina, write
le she will be home the early part
is October.
HONOR MRS. HEYERDAHL
Ladies of the ABB club surprise
: Mrs. Josie Heyerdahl, Sept. ID,
* her home, the occasion being in no
or of her birthday anniversary. ~
ladies enjoyed visiting and wlshn
Aunt Josie many happy returns
the day. Lunch was served.
Word has been received in Cora
of the death, Aug S, of Mrs. Seln
Kahn, formerly of Coram. She w
with her. daughter in Oregon a
had been ailing about a year and
half. Cause of her death was ca
Ger.
Mrs. Mildred Forsythe has be
notified by the Cancer society TT
$1O8 was received by them for Jacl
memorial fund.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Plan Dinner, Friday
For II. II. Jr. Club

HUNGRY HORSE-Members of
Hungry Horse Junior Activities club
are being treated to a spaghetti
dinner this Friday at Z p. m. at
the community center. The spaghet-
Il. which will be donated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith, is free to all
Activities club members.
Hungry Horse youngsters in the
sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth
grades, can become members by
paying the so cent initiation fee and
dues amounting to 10 cents per
meeting.
Refreshment chairman Donna
Nash and her committee will assist
MIR. and Mrs. Smith in serving the
dinner. At last Fridays meeting of
the Junior Activities club there were
II young club members and 10 in
terested parents present.
WORK DAY SET
The community club had its reg
ular business meeting, Monday, with
jim Willows presiding. It was agreed
to set this Saturday as a work day.
for several items in the club build
ing need to be repaired. Forrest
Thomas and Dale Simpson will be
busy encouraging good turn out
for the Saturday work day. It was
voted to set the first Wednesday of
each month as regular work night
hereafter.
Len Boisen, chairman of the sign
committee for the building, asked
to resign and new sign chairman APP
pointed was Frank Seiffert. The ma
terials are now here and Frank is
determined to have the sign on the
club building within a short time.
The club voted to have large plat
of Hungry Horse made, with a di-
rectory which would list the names,
occupations and special abilities oil
all Hungry Horse residents jim
Smith and Jim Davis were appoint
ed co-chairmen of a committee tt
draw the plat and compile the di
rectory.
Dale Simpson reported that he hac
done some thorough investigation
into the possibility of getting stree
lights for Hungry Horse. He stated
that it was possible to have a mum
Der of lights installed and that tn,
cost of lighting could be added to tn,
tax assessment lists of Hungr.
Horse residents. Frank Sharr,
member of the board of directors o
the REA, was present to furthe
advise the group. The club vote,
to take immediate action on light
ing the town. Erwin Riley and Dewe,
Olson will be in charge of the nee
essary procedures.
The club voted to have parlia
mentarian and Frank Seiffert wa
appointed. The club discussed tn
II acres of forest service land i
Hungry Horse which is on a priorit
to be made into a roadside camp
ground. It was agreed that con
mittee which would vigorously pre-
mote the development of the camp
ground was necessary. Alvin Mas
was appointed chairman and hi
committee includes Ann Sharr, tn
Rev. Leo Hinton and Jim Davis.
TO ERECT SIGN
The club voted to have within til
town a roadside sign which woul
tell the legend of how the name {
Hungry Horse originated. App0in
ed to be in charge of getting til
sign was Jim Davis.
Since the town has gained a goo
number of new home and bushes
owners during the past year, it We
voted to have a potluck dinner
their honor, Oct. IL. The Powdt
Puffs committee is in charge.
The club is now resuming its wi
ter schedule of two meetings pt
month, on the second and four
Wednesdays.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Traffic Cases

MARTIN CITY-State highway pa
troll traffic cases in Martin City JUS
tice court of Judge Jerry Baldwin
were as follows:
A. w. Maudy, Hungry Horse, paid
$40 for not having a drivers lie
enSe.
Ira j. DuBose, Hungry Horse,
paid $40 for not having a driver S
license and $40 for not having gross
vehicle weight markings on his
truck.
Frank B. Frazer, Columbia Falls,
fined $40 for not having a driver
license.
| Wayne B., Boyd, Havre, forfeited
$40 bond for not having a driver
license.
Samuel N. Ell, Browning, for
feited $40 for not having a driver
license.
Charles E. Burnthand, Martin City
fined $40 for not having a driver:
license.
/ Howard O. Sorrells, Martin City
fined $40 for not having driver
license.
! Vost M. Murray, Hungry Horse
fined $40 for not having driver.
license. -
! Charles S. Vance, Whitefish, finet
$40 for speeding As miles an hou
in a IS mile zone.
/ Vern S. Byrd, Martin City, finet
$40 for improper muffler.
i Charles Green, Coram, fined 81
for defective equipment-tail light
on a truck.
William R. Gralow, Kalispel
fined $40 for improper display {
license plates-juSt one plate.
John A. Boerman, Martin City
$40 for operating a motor vehicle i
an unsafe condition-brakes.
Most of the cases resulted from
a Monday afternoon state highwa
patrol blockage in Bad Rock car
, yon checking licenses, lights, brake
and cars.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Cunnuvinu Has
PipeSfone Post

WEST GLACIER-Acting superin-
tendent at Pipestone National Mon
ument in southern Minnesota for a
month is A. D. Cannavina, Glacier
National Parks assistant chief ran
ger in charge of forestry and wild
life.
Mrs. Cannavina and their daugh-
ter, Lois, are with him. Lois is at
tending the fourth grade at Pipe
stone.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
S selling Surplus
Office EQUipmenf

WEST GLACIER@Surplus office
equipment will be sold through an
Oct. IL bid opening at Glacier Nat.
ional Park headquarters.
To be sold is a Remington book
keeping electric machine in good
condition; an electric Underwood
Sundstrand distinguishing machine
and two Underwood typewriters ii
fair condition. The money received
from the sale will be used to helE
buy new equipment. Mrs. Margare
Ness is the parks purchasing agent
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Use Western Theme
For Star Festival

Annual harvest festival sponsored
by the Eastern Star will feature a
western theme this year. Date is set
for Oct. 8 at the Masonic temple.
Jeans and calico will be stylish that
evening.
Opening the evening will be serv.
ing of "flapjack feed" at S p. m
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
koIispen Theotre
TO Give Luuru'

4 KALISPELL-Kalispel Civic Thea
tire group will open their second sea-
son with the production Of Laura
The play will be given Monday and
Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. at Flathead
County high school auditorium.
Admission is 81, including tax.
| Laura is billed as a mystery
| in three acts. Actors and actresses
| for the plays, as well as assistants
and technicians are local people in
terested in dramatics.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30
Trippers Invite Square
Dance Fans to Meeting

MARTIN CITY-Trap Line Trip
pers square dance club will meet
Saturday evening at the Lions hail
in Martin City.
An invitation is extended to all
people in this area to attend and be-
ginners are welcome.
Dancing will begin at $50.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30

Aronson in Helena next Thursday
and Friday. This is preliminary
step to the White House Conference
on Education. C. F. Naugle, Bigfork,
heads the county committee with
members, Matt Himsl and, Kenneth
Rawson, both Kalispell; G. M. Moss,
Whitefish; Hollis Young, Creston.
and Mrs. Olander Slethaug, Bigfork.
There is vacancy on the committee
for the northeast section of the Flat
head.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30

the Great Falls plant became an An
conda vice president in charge of
metallurgical operations in 1912.
Named as assistant to Caples in
Anaconda metallurgical operations
was William Wrath, Jr., who has
been with the company since 1926.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-30

in Coram. Mr.. PancerzewsH is en-
ployed by F X and L Lumber Co.,
Martin City.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HOUSES FOR sALr-N.w.

LIST SHOWING SHEPHERD PARK
1920 18th st. NV.
Open Sunday, 1 to 5
Owner leaving city and must sell this
lovely 4-bedroom brick home in
excellent condition. tiled baths on
End floor. modern large kitchen and
No reasonable offer refused, Mr.
Newman on premises. RA. 3-0l40.
IOuIS Ridden tx a-h7n7
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HousEs For SALEM w.

AM. u. PARK vIC.-Newly dec. q
bedrm.. det. brk. bunga. Beau: lanss.'
s.sSis ' or IA. a-Sao7. %
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK VIC. tor-
living room. separate dining room
kitchen with table space, 3 bed
rooms. tiled bath; daylight bsmt.
with full bath; level lot; within
walking distance nn i..6 Of 2. g, llDe IN, dES anS
fInIsnSesstieY' BiiLiNusnEY Realty lsfI " CO. EN-.
@-3326 It'll 8 pm
BRIARCLIFF. VERY Low fOs-Fine
quality brk. Colonial built in 1851
by Frank S. Phillips; includes 17-ft.
library or bedrm. and full bath on
lst A.; 4 bedrms., 2 baths on I'd
foHs: aefsi,. TRaNk ESesi wo. g. eI754 PHILLIPS pi
CHEVY CHASE AREA. Greenacres:
borhood Two-s story det. brick; 2
School Cali JAMES e. ScHWAB,
EN-. 2.5s00: ewes. OIL. 2-l409 or
OIL. 4 4.T693.
CHEVY CHASE-4-bedrm.. det. brick
home with den and powder rnl.. on
1st a. Owner leaving city. Priced
HUGHES. EN-. r-s40n.
CHEVY CHASE-Unusually charming
large, f1nest-uuality. 3-bedrm.. g
bath brick Colonial. with pleasing
view from every window; wide CEN
ter hall lee. paneled den, driftwood
finish and many built-ins; bay
windowed breakfast rm., game rm.
with fireplace. magnificent. 20o-ft.
lot, beautiful big trees. much plant
ing, paved walkways and summer
house or detached studio. .Distine-
lively designed for gracious living
and entertaining. TOWN & SUB
URBAN. EN-. 2-9400.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., s23,50o-New
all-brick rambler: liv. rm. with flre-
place. dining area; very modern
kitchen. 8 bedrooms. 9 baths; full
basement with attractive recr. rm.;
close to schools and transp Bill
LINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2
1926 til q pm.
CLEVELAND PARK - 6 bedrms.,
$4,000. Unusual opportunity. Won
derful kit. To inspect Sunday. call
JAMES = scHWAB, OIL. <-7693 or
oL. 2-14oe.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
BUS OPPORTUNITIES tconsI, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

VARIETY STORE, Nd; short hrs,
excel. bus; low rent; $4,000 for
stock. "a dn. DI. 7-650O.
SMALL LUNCHE0NETTE, Pa. ave
Sc. juke,, pinballs pay AZ overhead;
SO, 600, "a cash. DI. T-6500.
HARDWARE, Bethesda. Md.1New,
Excel Io. loc emesEeneyl sell at cost cost
bus; S5, 900 cash dn. bi. 7-e50O
DRUGSTORE in excel. Md shopping
| sub area; S150,000 year business
GIBRALTAR REALTY, DI., 7-650O
PARTNER WANTED. Small LIQUOR
store Good bus. easy work. 81
6Tf DAY siSoSS sfSRE cash ooeqn D SSSe sEeS
$1,000 dn., terms. Df. 7-6500.
HELIC AND LGE. APT, mr.. Univ. /;
cash. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-65O0.
LIQUOR STORES-fl $4,000 wk.
ry ia large n5s net o,olss substantial SsS6 sssh
iLAUNDROMAT-Low rent, good bus,
I-man operation: $4,000: reas.
terms. GIBRALTAR co. DI Z
GAS 22yo; STA. WANTED with property,
within 20 mi; .. G.: substan. cash
GRocEfsY rs saG Ma Tsni sslfsseFS oo6 sssr5%oso
GIBRALTAR co. DI. 7-65oO
PARTNER WANTED on modern car
wash: present partner must leave;
$40 600 cash dn. HE. 4-4194.
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT, liqour
doing S175 Q day Owner leaving
for Europe. RE 7-5294: EN-. 3-557s.
STORE AND APARTMENT
N. Englewood. Sell or lease to right
party. Aail. Immediately. $1,000
down. Home and income with post
offlce concession besidesl
]. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-s0s0
MoTELs FOR SALE
q. S. No. l, close in, AAA: 12 units;
lounge and living quarters: attrac-
lively furnished: Q acres: S25.a00
cash required.
IA stone units, bull: in 1853; coffee
snop and owners apartment; air.
conditioned; 100000. S25. 900 cash.
20 units. lounge, living quarters and
restaurant. Fully furnished and
equipped: near Luray, Va; S65 coo,
$4,000 cash.
HILLIARD REALTY CO., IA. s-s46s
4613 Lee ivy, ArllnGton. Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ALEXANDRIA
60 000 DOWN

Only . left, look at this today. Brick
apt. houses, 4 eompl.. apis. In each
bldg, good cond.. each apt; has hy
rmy dinetts, bedrm., kit. anc
to buses, public and parochia
schools. Fuil price only S24,050;
1907 occupancy. Monthly paymts
can be arranged. Ask for Mr
Cohen or Mr.. Balazs.
BELL REALTY co.
COLONIAL BLDG. ALEX. Va, .
XII. S-1S6S 9 TIL 8