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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Virginia SAR DepIores
Segregation Decision

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Sept.
10 R.-A resolution deploring
the decision of the Supreme
Court that outlawed racial seq
regation in public schools was
adopted Saturday by the State
Society Of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution.
The resolution deplored the
fact the Supreme Court of the
United States has tended to dis
regard the rights reserved to the
States under the 10th Amend
ment to the Constitution"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Wilkins to Address
Virginia Convention

RICHMOND. Sept. IS tP.--
Roy Wilkins. who succeeded the
late Walter White as executive
secretary of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People. will speak al
the organizations Virginia con-
vention in Charlottesville next
month.
w. Lester Banks, executive
secretary in Virginia, said he ex-
|pected the October Z to 8 meet
ing would draw record num-
Der of delegates because of the
open and defiant attitude taken
by Virginia" to the Supreme
Courts anti-segregation deci-
sions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Maryland Promotes z
On Medical Fuculty

Dean William s. Stone OF the
University of Maryland School
Of Medicine announced today
the promotion Of two members
Of the university's Department
Of Physiology.
DR.. DIETRICH C. Smith. profess
sof of physiology. has been ele-
waited to associate dean. in charge
of student affairs, and Or. Fred
erick P. Ferguson. associate pro-
fessor of the department. has
been promoted to full professor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Virginia Catholics Act
On Argentine Abuses

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Sept. 1.
R.-Resolutions deploring re-
cent violations of religious rights
in Argentina were adopted today
at the 31st annual convention Of
the Richmond Diocesan Union Of
the Holy Name Society.
The convention named Hugh
E. Clougherty of Timberville
member of the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church in Harrisonburg
as president and James j. Hines
Of st. Agnes Parish in Arlington
vice president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
.Wcc Gets Gront

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 R.-
John D. Rockefeller jr. has given
$3.50. 900 to the World Council OF
Churches for use by its division
of studies. The division conducts
research into Christian unity, the
responsibility Of churches in So
sial and international problems
and evangelism.
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Adult Glasses Stort

Adult education classes. at
Oxon Hill High School, 6751 In
dian Head road. start at Z o'clock
tonight. Glasses are to be given
In art. sewing. shorthand. tipping
and woodwork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Pole FoIIs, Kills Boy. 6.
PIuyinq in Home Yard

HAMILTON. Va. Sept. Is
R.---Michael Hall, s, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. C. Y. Hall Of Hamilton,
was killed last night, when a pole
|toppled from q fence and
crushed his head.
The accident happened in the
yard Of his Loudoun County
home, where he was playing with
several other children. The pole
was part of a discarded electric
light post which was used as a
fence.
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Planners Hire
Expert 70 Head
Transit Survey
K. M. Hoover Named
To Coordinate Study
During Next 2 Years

Federal planning officials have
ended search for an expert to
direct the Washington areas
current Mass Transportation
Survey with appointment Of
lKeneth M. Hoover. former New
England transit executive.
Mr.. Hoover win serve rs "proj-
lect director" to coordinate all
work in the vast study of mass
transit and other area transport
tation problems.
The proposed two-year study.
for which Congress already has
authorized $780, 900 for the first
year. was left without a project
chief when William C. Mckay.
Philadelphia transit official who
had been lined up for the job on
Ia full-time. s18,000-a-year basis.
Withdrew over contract difiicul-
ties.
Part Time Duty
Mr.. Hoover will devote about
two days a week to the Washing
ton job for the rest Of this year.
Iofficials Of the National Capital
Planning Commission and the
National Capital Regional Plan
ming Council announced today.
He will be paid per diem.
The reason for the part-time
duty is that Mr.. Hoover has
commitments on other transpor-
ltation studies. He is q consultant
with the engineering firm Of
Parsons, Brinckerhoff. Hall and
MacD Donald, which is conducting
transit surveys for San Fran
cisco and the Camden Philadel-
Iphia area.
Mr.. Hoover has been q transit
consultant for two years. From
1947 to 1858. he was vice presi-
dent and general manager Of
the Worcester Street Railway
Co, Worcester, Mass. Before
that he was an executive with
the Philadelphia Transportation
Co.
Three Other Experts
As co-ordinator Of the Wash
I
ington study. Mr.. Hoover will
work with three other part-time
transit experts already hired as
consultants. Details of the study
are being supervised by o joint
committee Of the Planning Com
mission and the Regional Council.
The study is developing in two
parts. One is q basic planning
study. already under way. which
viii provide data to help deter
mine transit needs. The second
part viii deal with technical as
poets Of providing an area wide
mass transportation system.
MIR. Hoover's contract is for
fan indefinite period. Officials
said 1t win be reviewed at the
end Of the year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Gets Aircraft Post

HAGERSTOWN, Sept. 10 up
John Attinello of Washington
D. c.. q former Navy researcher
has been appointed assistant
chief Of research in preliminary
design for Fairchild Aircraft
Division.
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.Optimists to Meet

The optimist Club Of North
east Washington will have a
breakfast meeting at tbs am.
Thursday at the Hotel Carlyle.
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FAIRFAX

Fairfax County schools have
Tailed more pupils than expected
l-32,5S6 last Tuesday, compared
to a predicted October peak Of
$4,000. Oficials now expect 3d..
600 pupils by next month.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Md; SIS,25O-Detached brick CO.
lonial, IA years old: convenien. to
schools and shopping: Just block
to transportation. 0 rooms, large
garage. CHEVY CHASE REALTY.
INC. tEM. 3-1S00). 1888 Connects
cut ave. NV. o til o.. ~
BETHESDA bedrms., hv. rm.. full
din. .rm., lge. mod. kit, 2ia baths,
lge. incl. sun porch, full-sized front
porch; full bsmt.. consisting OF rec.
rm:. Laundry y. rm. and shop. Lee;
shrubs. Lge. 2.car garage. Apply
so75, OF. 4-6446. M25
BETHESDA--3-bedrm. contemporary
brick rambler; liv.-din. area with
disposal; $16.850. KORzENDOR-
FER, OIL. 4-Sl1l It'll o,
near Bradley and Will
son, very imposing red brick Colo
nial with slate roof on gorgeous
wooded lot 70xl7S. Big liv. rm..
din. rm, mod. kit. with din. alcove,
powder rm. and screened porch: .
and storaEe, attic; This home 10
S24.950. FRANK s. PHILLIPs, OF.
2-7006. Ewes. OIL. 6-S076. -23
BETHESDA-Chsrm. plus ideal loc..
roomy plus appealing features In
this 3-bedrm. brick: din, rm.. hre-
place, bsmt., . baths plus powder
rm. on lst a.: walk to schools and
transp. S.1.950. Mr.. Barton, OIL
2-16f3. cox 4 CO
lContinued on Next Pagal
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

1893 PARK AVE. Amer. Univ. PIX.
area: bungalow. 8 rms. bath. nice
Y, TafS SREss e5 Sns sSs sT 5NS4ss nS; Asa. & nSW
NICELY FURNISHED IIs-bedroom
home: full basement. TV. air
conditioning, automatic washer,
mo. ~. b-6S09. -22
3-BEDRM BRICK, separate din.
yard n conX Wates fsnsU Esed ayas, hGsU Lssss oc
j. OIL. 4-3902. --22
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--k.w.

AMER. UNIV. PARK. near 45th and
Albemarle. sts. 81 :. 300; charming
detached ed home on lot so t. Side
room. bath. gas furnace, hot-wa-
ter heat, slate roof, large nyins
porch. Ewes. Mr.. Schultz, RE, q
0?15,, /; T. GRAvATrE, Rea'tor'
UNIV. PARK-vicinity
Sears; 6-5m, brick Colonial on Level ,d
mirrored firepi.; fin. 3rd fir. and
bsmt: lls baths; consider OF con-
tract, Call SIdLER g. Co. Realtors
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-
Finest selection OF homes We have
had for some time in this popular
msculateiy y clean and in the choice
locations near st. AIMS and Sprins
Valley shopping. Two to 8 bedrooms
and ranging in price from $4,000
pI; 5.l4ll; ewes; Wo. 6-5233;,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
True center-hall Colonial; heavy
rm.. din. rm.. kit. :. large bedrms
with wonderful closet space and two
full baths, Bright newly paneled
rm. on ;Sd n. Finished rec. rm,
with firept. in full bsmt. Beautiful
back yard with det. garage: S23.-
900. Will sell quickly. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 til
Apm --a1
BRIARCLIFFS-Spacious older home
on acres; lovely view OF Va;
land can be subdiyided into beau
tiful bldg. lots. House has bed
rms, = baths. den and huge sun
porchss Near SPRING Valley and
American Univ. MRS. DAWSON.
WO. 6-4l62 or DON MERRY
FIELD or TIGHE WOODS, EN-. 2
CHEvY CHASE - Stone brick
Colonial with powder rm. on LIST
q. lily. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen
with dining space; 3 bedrms. and
bath on md A.: level lot. l70-ft
ssilent condition csii KE. T.os0o
I'll sp.m. REALTY BROKERS.
INC, Realtors, -2l
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HOUSES FOR sALe-S.E.


ANACosTIA. nr. MINI. ave.-semi-
det., brick, o rms; bedrms,
ventionai: $4,000. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU, 4-340O. Lu.
CoSGREss HEIGHTS a7sa lst st.
s.e.--Semi-det. brick. 8. rms. .
baths. rec. rm., gas heat; lge. yardS I:
So Senv sSs Is sr''Ss '$sIoGahby L Ss Hh Real
HfinILeREsT0petaehed IL tHRE T. brick. 2
and bath lSt A.: fun bsmt. with
recr. rm., oil h.:w. heat; earage;
lhxRrSkN lsxfl lSt MHst RFsr%y p soS iSc III q
400. ianS. I6N I6i s.Sa76. aHt' l. -i''' "
BiLLCREsT, of Pa. ave. = Det.
brick. center hall, z rms: 2 lge.
INV. heat: si5,7b0. HARTMAN
REALTY. sAALJ INC. Lu, 4-34oo. Lu.
1851 MASS. AVE, s.E.--Modern brick
Fnoyp Tms sna DAVIS AVE CO. sepA1ssaa iaa < Rest s.
Nh. ALABAMA AyE.--New det. a.
bedrm rambler: full daylight bsmt..
s115.s%so. 1S % HARTMAN REELTY,
INC, LU. $4,000, .LU. 1-7l26.
EXCLUSIVE-Finest home money
can buy. best neighborhood in Sc.
Wash: solid stone and redwood.
must see this home TO appreciate.
Trade considered. Open every aft
ernoon and evening. Come up and
make your offer. DIRECTIONS:
Penna. Sc. to 3lst ST.. right to
Westover dr.. and 3117. J. M.
MEDLEY, 10 H-6777. -22
BY OWNER-6-rm., brick semidet..
WA. 7-493S. -23
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FINE GROCERY MARKET, $1,000
Wk. cash sales: Al stock and fix-
lures. Make an offer. Ju. SLIPS.
GROCERY, del. carry-out: down
town area: has 3-room apt. Quoted
weekly income. 5000. Nice mark
up. s3;50Q down; " 2. REALLY
GROCERY. beer. wine: busy nv.
area, quoted weekly ineSme 0nn SaSU aUU'
". B. REALTY. IA. 9-08s4. RE.
4-room apt: quoted weekly income.
$500. Price complete. $500.
W. B. REALTY. IA. s-oss4, RE.
aooMING HOUSE, price $4,000. dn,
$3.50: Lamont st. NV. in Nj:
Pleasant; l.. rms. 8 baths. oh;
insons inc EpWM SgGsed L up pEhls e 81 ioIS IT, Yer.
mont ave. RE- 7-5l4O.
BOOMING HOUSE; beaut. 10 rms. 4
baths, OH, 2-car gar: unusual val
liable furn.; inc quoted S440 mo.
plus lst a. apt. with bath; close TO
10th NV, net fsr ons; a;o slSog 4srmoni am
ISsTiAELMENT ACCOUNTS for sale
aects. rel. Mr.. KING. Ex. 3.S,l1.
COAT ROOM CONCESSION with
cigar sna cigarette RSss sSSntst e.o 10.
tele; yearly lease. PAN & BILLS
RESTAURANT. For appt.,. call Mr.
Harry Cohen. bet. 4 and q pm
DEEaficEEaSiNiG Eai fistSii sroRE-Do.ns an
nual volume S55-So0.000; sood 10
ers other interests do not permit
time to oversee business. Box ga
BAR, Corner me: LIQUOR 500 vk.
Price $4,000, 81. 500 down. LES
sH1LBY. 1886 13th st.. NV. MA.
oNE-HAN grocery store and delee..
ne. long estab.; opens J.: noon
good markup. 500 wkly.:. low
PASTOR. Ex. 3-2555.
ICARRY-OUT and sandwich shop.
nv; nv, ssta6 o 20 US t"r owner states Sssss
wants TO rest. You need about
81. 1000 600 WEEKLY. that's the gross
sales Of this kosher delec. and
Snaeks. Same owner IL years: viii
give trial before purchase; excel.
leDt peL pIVutt pIlak &iu.uUOs and
We will put you in. LANE PASTOR,
Elk J-2565.
CUR STATION and Scar garage.
grocery store with 3-rm. apt.
adjoining. Near the new ACC
Bldg. on ] acre Of land on Route
240. Owner grossed approx, $780,
900 last year. Pumped 5000 gal
Ions monthly. Full price. Sl2,5Q0.
with $4,000 down. PASTOR A. Nc
GREW .PO 2-a44s: ewes. Gathers
burg 475-M, Star.
RESTAURANT for lease-responsible
party take over operation. Modern
well-eauipped restaurant. Call Ma
$1,000 after . pm. s-,
BAR AND GRIII-Located on sth
st. sc. Good bar business. Seats 100.
low overhead. Price. $1,000. terms;
So, 900 cash down. w. T. THRIFT
Exclusive. l4l1 Pa. ave. nv.
MAN viii invest 5000 and sery.
ices in good business. Box lex.
GRoCERY STORE - Stock and
equipment: $3.50 down. 4ll4 e9th
St. Mt. Rainier, Nd. WA. 1900.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

CLEVELAND PK.-Extra-nice 8-rm
brick, 2 baths. powder .rm... rec
.,v rm 18th IN BAR s5so sxt5n nix,p nics svhTTy fITn
co. MA. $3.50. ewes, AP. T-s757
DIPLOMATIC. 1909 Shepherd ST
n.w.-Lovely detached brick, nicely
furn.; rec. rm. auto. heat. LaTEt
yard. Possess. about Oct. I. In.
spection By appt. DIXIE REALTY
CO, Ma. S-sSS0.
n. ARL.. nicely furn. e-bedrm. house
slS.s hs.., e sshSGI. SIi sissss sf.I 'rsn'O' Pa
Evening star., 1955-09-21
A DREAM HOME

Upper NV. Don't miss this lovely
3-bedrm. brick home. with extras
too many to mention. Priced for
quick sale. Mrs. Wills. RA. 6-7465.
LEO a. BRYER q CO.. INC, Ju.
COLORED-1700 BLOCK Willard
st. n.w.-Bfick-and-stone; 2 apts..
4 with 2 rooms and kit, 3 with /
room and kit. Tenants pay own
scs,s::, oil a.s;. n;sE;h.; @ storm r,oS windows. %
sis5oo !s G0sin5S sl5oo iiSs DOWN ssIG &c
incl. taxes. Gail r. w. HoRAD.
AID. 2-b373. 1886 Vermont ave.
CoIoRED-LuxuRY HOME i obtain
able able 10 Lower s.h than y cost private I.. !Scs
. bsdrms'i plus many more gorgeous
rpOund. Gis tis sSmmna s11TaS Doo 0fags
for large family. professional. or
fine home W. B. REALTY. IA.
9-0sg4. RE. 7-0676.
COLORED-22OO BLOCK. Ilth st.
nw..--S rooms, / bath. bricktex.
saas sxh a. d61o good sss sSnd as PR Price sS
TO incl g taxes. csc Cali iii Il. W. ri HoRAp. oiSai5.
AD. 2-5373, 1875 Vermont ave. q. W.
COLoRED-owNER LEAVING city
--Bungalow, near 18th and Ingra-
ham: d rooms. 2 baths: vacant;
large lot: garage. OIL 4-7SSs.
pa
coLoRED-WEBsTER AT GEORGIA
Lge. semidet. brick home, arranged
for. income. 2 Kitchens. 2 baths
and 2 half baths. Reasonable down
payment. VIII consider rent with
option to buy. AUERBACH 10 CO.,
DI T-Rb0l, tn 2.822Q
Evening star., 1955-09-21
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW
would ike to. share her comfort.
able home with O retired or busi'
ness lady. Days. DI. 7-521S: aftel
. pm, LU. 4-3R59. --25
N. ARL.---Teacher will share 3-bed
rm., 5-bath. iiY. rm., den, etc.. ten
ant may use 2 bedrms. ia. 2-S69S
MASS. AND WIS. VIC.
. girls share home with 3 other girls
one Of d. C.'s best sections; $37 .5l
ea., incl. utils.: COW. transp. EN-
3-b726.
Evening star., 1955-09-21

AVE. AND 9Th ST., by
OWNER-Semidet. 5-rm, and bath
brick houEe, full dry bsmt. VA
appraised. After Q. ia. 9-5292.
PARK - BY OWNER.
Priced right. Facing on park; g.
rm:. 2s-bath. det. brick Colonial.
Full-size din. rm... glaSsed-in tile
shower, garbage disposal. firepl..
full dry bsmt., ser, concrete porch;
u blk. to bus, shopping center. and
church: 2 grade, / jr. high schools
within walking distance, 4744
Eastern ave. ne. Call LA. 6-1152.
- Detached 2-story
house on large lot with beautiful
garden: 6 rms. and bath, front
porch. basement; oil h.-w.h.; S13,-I
$50, terms. Call Mr.. Pendleton,
DU. 7-346S. MARSHALL J. WAPLEI
cS6k cco6;k l224 18th st. NV, AD. 4
iS0s 10th sT.-s-rm. brick. 8 bed
rms. gas heat. full bsmt., concrete
front porch; across from New Prov
idence Hosp; vacant, estate sale.
priced to sell. GEO. S. KING CO.
Evening star., 1955-09-21

CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.--Handsome
white brick Cononial near Lafayette
and Blessed. Sacrament Schools;
center hall. liy. rm.. din. rm., kit.
breakfast rrn.. large den and screen-
ed porch: , bedrms.. 2 baths, built
In garage, rec. rm. with nrepl.,
about $4,000 cash will handle, A
wonderful buy. BnLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 til 8 pm,
Evening star., 1955-09-21
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
629 NEWcoMB ST. Sc.
Open daily. Special See this II you
sss.sS Sss i9Sokins & iSr ys,ns; a'nn, Grstom6utlt'
I'm. with fireplace. knotty-pine den.
large din. rm.. 8 bedrms., 2 baths.
knotty-pine rec, nm. with fully
equipped kitchen: level lot, land
sceped and fenced; convenient to
public and paroehial schools. NEW
Sc, 10. 2-7655, -25
Evening star., 1955-09-21
ANACOSTIA

Detached brick Of 9 rms, fun bsmt.,
rec. room, hot-Water heat. screened
porch. aluminium awning: Va block
TO bus: 1880. Phone now, 10.
$4,000. LU. 1-9515.
T. D. BURGESS
Evening star., 1955-09-21
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
3Ols NINTH ST. Sc.

3UI6 NINTH ST. BE.
Open It'll sold. A real value. De-
taehed stone-covered home; large
liv. rm., with wall-to-wall carpet
ing: bedrms., 2 baths, large
kitchen with breakfast nook, full
bsmt., aluminium screens and avn
10, fenced and Handicapped. Many
other extras, Inspect and make Of
fer. Money talks NEWCOMB
REALTY, -3l23 Nichols ave. Sc.
10. 2-165b, -25
Evening star., 1955-09-21

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - semidet.
brick house; q rooms, bath, base
ment and deep yard. S75 Der
month including principal, interest.
taxes and insurance. Mr.. Mayo.
JE. 3-7763.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE. CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2001
$3.50
3 bedrm.. detached frame. oil heat,
$3.50 down. To inspect, call JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-09-21

FINE GROCERY MARKET, $1,000
yk. cash sales: Al stock and fix-
tures. Make an offer. JU. b-l lbs.
Evening star., 1955-09-21
Mr.. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

1911 2Sth PL. s.E.-Semidet. brick:
1iv. rm.. din. rm., kit, 3 sbedrms..
bath, laundry tubs and toilet in
bsmt.. outside entrance to yard;
automatic heat. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER co. GIT Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1955-09-21
Riggs Park Bargain!!!

semidet. brt.: ) bedrms. plus liz
baths. mod. kit. with Earb. disp,
conc. porch and rear conc. patio.
$3.50 down GI or low down pay
Evening star., 1955-09-21
RIGGS PARK-BY OWNER
5507 CHuIIJM pr, NE

Immsc cond.; 3-bedrm.. i1s-bath.
semidet. brick; large front porch.
scr. rear living porch: all-elee. kit.
aluminium storm windows: deep.
level, fenced lot. Assume large AZ
OF lean or new GI contract ae-
ABbE OFFER REFUSED. Call RA.
3-S4O9 any time.
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Continued On Next PassI
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C-S25,bOO. In
best location. close to Circle. this
extremely roonN house. center
hall plan. has 4 lge. bedrtms. and
2 baths on End a.; good kit; level
lot 6oxleQ: 2:ear garage. Ewes,
MRS. ALLEN, KE. T-l45l. COR
MAN p. YOUNG, EN- 2-45l3.
Evening star., 1955-09-21

CHEVY CHAsE-Attractive Colonial
brick In new house condition; house
with det. garage; 3 lge. bedrms.,
2Ha baths, side screened porch; nm.
3rd fir. and pine-paneiled recr. rm.
Call SIGLER D. CO., Realtors. RA.
Evening star., 1955-09-21
HOUSES uNEURNIshEp

NEAR TYsONs CORNER-Modern
tapestry brick house: 9 rms, all
modern improvements. IA. 2-8S7S
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RIGGS REALTY

and dishWasher: lie. IS-ft. front
conc. porch and rear conc. patio.
$3.50 down GI or low down pay
ment.
RIGGS REALTY
Rs. 3-945O Ex. 3-44s4
STUART JR. HIGH
--3-bedrm. Colonial row brick. full
bsmt. 2-car brick garage. Price.
sHE.Tos safiSj sais Rs.seT. terms; Jo 'oha ansoo6
CoLoRED--s-FAMnY HOME. mr..
9th, and Maryland ave. ne; - 8
baths. 8 kitchens, oil heat. 2-ear
garage. Price. $14.950, including
- furniture; terms. JOHN L. Shell
co2SRED IES; REEfDsi.0Fi Ito wiSoDki6Sf % Da.ISSG I Large
detached 8-room. 3 bath. home,
features include equipped kitchen,
z porches. garage. automatic toil
Sl3.sb0. FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co.
1925 1929 x, + s. st.oonaSy" ny" Ma. s-oa6%;
COLORED-NR. TECH HIGH p
family row brick. oil heat. 2 baths: /:
terms; JOHN 1. SHELTON. Real
CoLoRiD@MiChiIGAN 81 hi -lGTci PARK: Of.
rm. semidet. brick; din. rm.. equip.
ktt.,. full bsmt.. front porch. fenced
yard: approx. S75 mo-. total nay
ment. Don't miss this bargainl
Erwin REALTY CO., WA. 7-1232,
cSSEHoREEeso cSEoRED@ssoo EvARr ST. Me-
Det. corner: q rms. front porch,
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Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-15
CPL. Benson in japan

TOKYO-Cpl. George ]. Ben
son, 20, son of Mrs. John Sands,
Solumbia Falls, recently spent a
weeks leave iii Tokyo from his
unit in Korea.
Corporal Benson, regularly sta
toned in Korea as a squad leader
in Company A of the Oath Infantry
Divisions 21st Regiment, arrived
overseas in May, 1854.
He entered the Army in Deem
Der 1858, and completed basic
training at Fort Ord, Calf.
kept busy Transporting his crop
of calves to dry land.
At the school election, Lester
Hutton succeeds William Treweek
as trustee for the next three year
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-15
Events at LoSolle
(deIayed)

Adrian Hoye was nonored guest
at birthday party March 80. Adj
rian was four years old. Guests in
Guided Rodney, Virgil and Terry
Larson accompanied by their mo-
Their and grandmother and Mrs.
Norman Bergen and Thea Rae.
Duane Shaw and son, Rodney,
Spokane, were callers Sunday at
the Norman Bergen home.
Mrs. Ella Campbell, Whitefish,
was an all day guest, Monday, at
the home of her niece, Mrs. Flor
ence Bergen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Larson
and family were dinner guests
Sunday, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Graham.
Calling Sunday at the Alfred
Hoye home were Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Olsen, Kila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jellisor
attended the loggers' convention
last week in Spokane and later
left for Washington, D. c.
Our Savior's Lutheran Sunday
school teachers met Monday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Lietz, Martin City. Paste.
Rasmussen gave the Bible. stud,
and prayer.
Dates for Bible school wer,
picked and will be. June l;
through "a.
1t was decided to buy more flan
mel graph and small black board
and two collection plates for tn
Sunday school. Mrs. Christensel
reported that the senior kinder
| garten surely appreciated the nev
little red and gray chairs.
| Palm Sunday, Mrs. Norman Dor
| gen, superintendent, gave flan
mel graph talk beginning wit
Christ's entry into Jerusalem unit
Ibis ascension. The offering wa
given to mission work.
| There will be no Sunday Schoc
Easter Sunday but each child
asked to attend church at $50 Q
Ill am.