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The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIVISION.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE BS- TATE OF JOHN G. SMITH, DE- CEASED
 TAKE NOTICE that the admin istrator of the above entitled es- tate of John c. Smith, deceased, has filed in the above entitled Court a final account and report of his do- ings in said estate, and that Oeto- Der 7th, 1922 at 2 o'clock P. M. in the Court Room of the above en- titled Court in Wrangell, Alaska, has been set as the time and place for the hearing objections to said account and report.
 Notice is further given that the Court will adjudicate and declare who the heirs of the ueeeased are. Dated, Wrangeu Alaska, Aug ust 9th, 1922.
 Richard Suratt
 U. s. Commissioner First publication Aug. ', 1942 Last publication Aug 28, 1922
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
SUGGESTS STUD GROWERS DIG
 POTATOES EARLY

Local potato growers are being advised by some of their fellow pro dueers that Il might be a good plan to. ulg their spuds as soon as pos sIDIe II the vines have been infect ed by what appears to be a blight which has been found in potato patches here Charles sadler, local gardener, reports that his spuds are starting to rot in the ground after the vines died down as a result Of the disease. This is due, he says, to the vine being killed before the potatoes had matured. Several large potatoes he brought to The Sentin- el office were definitely rotling.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
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BIKS"N0TFg

A A
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 Resuming Is regular weekly meetings Wednesday night. Wran- gell Elks Lodge No I595 discussed plans for it's annual milk fund dance which win be an event of the fall season. To assist the Social and Community Welfare committee in putting on the affair. the date for which has not yet been set, Exalt- ed Ruler J. Dar smith named che following Elks: Fred Cunningham Hoop Wellons. Dar Smith. Van Fisk. Leo 0sterman. Frank Webb. Fred Hanford. Roland Curtis, Jack John son. Joel Wing and all other Elks who will volunteer To assist
 District Deputy Hanlord auuounC- ed he would make his official visit to the Petersburg lodge on Sept. b. Several local EIks will accompany the District Deputy on his visit.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
WRANGELL GIRLS GO
 OUTSIDE TO SCHOOL
SCHOOL

Mary and Eleanor Mccormack. daughters of Mr. and Mrs Leo Me CoEmaek. and Virginia Curtis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Curtis, saued south this week to attend school Eleanor tilI enter Holy Names Academy in Seattle and Mary and Ginger will go to bus iness college in the Queen city.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
GUARD MEMBERS ASKED TO FALL IN ON MONDAY
 AND THURSDAY NIGHTS

Mrangeu Guard meets Tor driu every Monday and Thursday evening al l:50 in the local gym and now With tbe fishing season over. oflic- CTS are asked that all men report Corp. James kerstetter. U. $. Army Is giving his time to assist the To- cal company and desires to have as many on hand as possible.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
GILLINGHAMs TO B. c.

Brig. and Mrs. J. r GiIingham of the Salvation arsny left this week for their annual inspection trip to s. A. units in British golum- oia They expect to be gone about ! month.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
ANGERMAN# HOME

Fritz Augerman. well known WrangeI resident has returned nome after undergoing treatment at the RiveIt5H 5auatarium in Seat tie for several months. He is much improved and is convaleseing at his f1 aTaa
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
AUXILIARY. MEETING

Installation of officers Wll take place al the next meeting or the Le- zion Auxiliary, Monday evening All members are asked to make an ef- fort 10 attend.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
ST. PHILIP. .cHnRCH-

Sunday. Sept b, the fourteenth sunday after Trinity. Holy Com munion at 6s0O q. III. Holy Com munion and sermon. lIs0O q. III. The Bef. William Forbes will be the preacher.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
CIYIC CLUB TOMORROW

The Civic Club WII hold it's reg ular monthly discrimination to- morrow at ls50 p. m. in Civic Cen- ter. Hostesses will be Mrs. Bill. Vim and Capt seiYewright.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
sEINERs MEETING

There will be a seiners meeting ffIay, september II. at the Union Hall, 7s30 D. m.
 Adv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
RE1 NM .MEET WEEKIY

Beginning in September. the Inn proved Order Of Red Men has re- sumed its weekly meetings. every Tuesday night at lodge hall at 7:30 D. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
LEGAL NOIlCEO

NOTICE Is HEREB1 GIEEN that Carl N TaIbeck nas made appIi- cation for a homesite under the Act of May 26, 1854 C48 Stat. 609) Anchorage Serial NO. 096S4. for tract of land described as Tract "z' of the Wrangel Group of Homesites situated on ZimoYia Strait near Wrangel, Alaska, Plat of U. s. Survey No 2521 contain ing 4.78 acres, and it is now in the files of the United States Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- YerseIy any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the sta tues.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

FOR sALE-River seew with cabin Small gillnet skiff, round bottom rowboat. Miscellaneous tools, property of estate of Knig Johanson, deceased. See U. S. Com missioner.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
AS9IIFIlED ADS

FOR SALE-Jim Zuyer's chick en ranch. comprising residence, chicken pens, mink pens. and chick ems See Jim ZuTer OF contact Camp bell Bros. 42-3t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

Regular fall term of Che U. s. District Court will convene in Ket- chikan on Oct. 20. il is announced from Juneau by Clerk of Court Robert F. Coughlin
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
Fnnn SALE

Ladies Aid Food Sale will be held at the j.. .. Johnson store Saturday. Sept 12 Adv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
COLLECTION As UsTI5.

Laundry and dry cleaning will D.. collected on Monday as usuaI al- though il is Labor Day. Ne NiI appreciate it if you have you bun dies ready as usual.
 Wrangell Steam Laundry
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

LOST-Lady' wallet, money. Re ward. Mrs Frank stukel. care of Mrs Louis Olsen. 42-1t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

WANTED-USED RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, REYOLyERS. Cash paid for your USED GUNS. Campbell Bros.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

FOR SALE - 1885 Chevrolet Master coupe very good rubber all around--also 10-tube Console model radio Inquire Sentinel. Pit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
TO SKAGWAY

Axel Rasmussen, superintendent of. schools at SkagWay, who spent the summer in WrangeI, returned to Skagway early this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
NOTICE

Will the person or persons who removed a wheelbarOw from my property during the middle of July return same at once?
 Otto Teller
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

Florence L. kOlb
 Acting Register First publication Sept. 1, 1922 Last publication Oct. 30, 1942
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04
POWER DIVE
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-09-04

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16


a k!tc IN the l3'c scene. tot nys-
tcrica! ana ven, homo. mats WY
Sh" Il haH |" rp-"pci''r '"hiSht:
Sh"o'I''SS "''i'!i schedule an"
But Mary vas sitting tors, and
erect IN her chair. 'N.u aay she
blew u2 yesterday Fran n"IGrd.
She couldn't talk because o." scene
had started. ana quiet descended
like a pail over Ia" hug" stage.
To!rc.'" was III 4 difficult mood.
She must b. nWnprci.
Hut Nlrv was not in the mood
to hunnr her. When Tho. lender love
scene had been .nri {. IN. dircc-
inr's ggiIsrpr'inu and rTpIurtt. had
.I,ft for her bungalow. Mary
rrasnrI Ken. arm.
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,n.r go. b,i,.r Io,!, -. ,r,. sha
nrI,I,l and u,,,. .,ic.n INTO ,ha
,rrr,I,,c.
81 remember -. =. ,hc said sIov.
10 "Ynu ,vcrn ,.l,h hon, at tho
Eroyyn Dcrhv"
Norv hal No tir,n for ron,ipis-
rcncos nov. Sl. vas yihront yyith
n,a Lor;oc d., h,.I ,,..,.,,.,, ..,ao,,;,.,
into n SHINING hone m her heart 40
shn h,J watched Tof,n,rr NAV bor
fender love seen, .cso,n .l'c Grind.
inc cameras she crossed IN eli no
side hcr on thn dfvon now ona
leaned forward TO l,k i'm = tcn.a
whispcr
"You couldn't 60 throrch that
love scene Yesterday. could youa
You broke dnwr in irc middle NJ u
-bccause Won had foucbt ,,,;t,,
Bruce the night before, You had ,
terrible rr;it win him, diGr,t
vou?"
"IIow do Won krow ,r,t ~ 1,cu,
cites hoarsc crv vas n confo.s;o,
Mary ,yos brc,tbire, ,,co,I,, "Ic
il affected Won iI,ot much sha
said SLOWLY. "you nine, c,r. for
him. And If Won caro- for ,,i,, yo,,,II
help him. Because, believe me, he's
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
pIO6O TO- Romance
% ] loss 5esa 5.F Ef1S

cred her carefully 10 a chair within
range of the balcony scene on
which tile lights were focused.
Let's ease down here until we
get our bearings" he whispered.
I'm blind as n bat"
Slowly Mary began to take in
the intricate necessities OF movie
set. Electricians were hurrying
around to adjust the act lights
which surrounded the scene from
the floor. from tall standards and
from high catwalks that ran
around the sides of the walls.
Mary's breath caught rs she saw
the dark-haircd girl on the bal
cony set. But, Fran. coming up at
this moment whispered, That's
only Toinette's stand-in - they
practice the Lighting on her" Fran
slumped into chair beside Mary
and grinned woefully. Gosh, I'm
tired. How'ya like it, kids?"
Mary laughed family. ITS such
small balcony for such a lot OF
lights and paraphcrnalia." she oh.
served. This sound stage is as big
as Madison Square garden, isn't
it?"
We'll, we squeezed quite q few
extras on 1t the other day." Fran
retortcd. "I'll introduce you to the
director later. He's n peach. Shot
as much of Burkc's stuff first as he
could in case Burke got his Navy
orders to report"
Ken was barging about cxplora-
lively. He returned, looking like an
eager. small boy on the trail of
treasure.
You know, Ne seen pictures Of
all these things-Camcra and lights
and sets" he said. but it's kind Of
n shock to see en- all together
looking so big and powerful and I'M
pressive."
Fran howled. Gets YOU. does
it?" she demanded. We'll. don't
feel 80 badly then about being
bowled over by gogglc-eye'. ambi-
ton a while back"
She squeezed Mary's hand. 81 had
to stay for the rc-tal.c tonight be-
cause they worked in comedy
walk-through for me in Toinette's
balcony scene. didn't even get
excited over this break. Proves I'm
cured"
Mary gave her smile and re-
turned the squeeze. Good But she
didn't know why she said It. What
difference did II make. she thought
drcarily, II Fran were ambitious
for a career or not. What difference
did anything make, II men you
loved could lie and cheat and sell
out their country and you
went on loving them! Wasn't 1t bet
ter to have faith In no one but your
self? To seal up your heart and
sublimate it, warnings into per-
sonal ambition?
At this moment, Toinctte came
out onto the balcony and exchanged
places with her stand-in. Once
more Mary saw the luscious beauty
Of the dark-haired girl. watched
her subtle, compelling mannerisms.
as the director moved forward to
give her quiet instructions.
ITS all her fault we're having
this late retake." Fran whispered
She blew up yesterday higher than
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16

pos or camp ~ from ANY Army r.-
CruItin2 Office.
~ WIZ IN" married men who hay,.
h"rn rejected ior military ,cryi,n r,,
PiiE>'rii reasons be called AGAIN
n. That depends ON when ,hr,
were called and what their dcrrrr.
are. The physical requirements fan.
Army service have been ln,v,r,.J
SInc" Pearl Ilarbur. But il , r,.,n
mas ne,n rejected within recent
,i'",'Ii'S' mere - not much possibility
mat ne Will be called again soon.
y. NAY" Il girl III The sigma! corp,
il me United States Army. Am /;
'iiGihi" Ton an allotment?
"A II y"tT daughter is Il civilian
employee. YOU are not. Why don
you writ" 10 her and have her ,ncy..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16

There we have the various tvnrs
~ i"'ir-card combinations. inCluG-
ing III" .. In these marked with an
aS'"riSk -. tho cards lower than
inc may hc Of any size w!thuu.
influencing III" lead
Conveniently. the lead from
any SHIT Of ioGr cards or NOR. is
the i'ufth-hrs: except when hold.
ing m homer c"mh.natIou''- .,
i"'tSt ihrc" at III" top six cards -,
III" Su.'. with At beast some ,yn
0' 'h"m ~ sequence. Iiuldln" Sri,.h
i combination. the conventional
Head - from the touching cards
INC top Of them excerpt v.hcn the
i"uch"rS lnCluG" In" \ and X
when IN" lead Is tn" X.
Applying that simple farnlrlla
III" respective leads. from IN.
examinations shown. arc the X X
Is or 10. Is. Q. 10 s. J. y. Io.-.K X
His''.ru"i icy K.aa =
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
CHATTER TlHRTY-NINE

tIiNl'IIt Ill!ETN-NlNC
UNDER THE blue lights of the
'"' D"nci Office. faces took OH a
... ~tslNy look. AS Mary returned
'H !,r irsk from her interview with
IN. .,I If the +, Il. l.. the faces
..."' her seemed to b" those in 4
nightmare. Sh" felt neither cxalt-
O.. rHr noble over her decision to
continue her work with the F. z. T..
-..T though she We're the one to
wl !:'ur" Martin 10 the pcniten-
Hr drIth--for espionage and
-nr. She had done no conscious
'.."r."% ia her mind between love
..s 3u.y. She had only known in a
GA moment "t certainty that if
ia... &Ir'in had done this hideous
'..I. he must take the conse-
H ..,S No one could help him
..r' this :itC. No one must help
..r. She haG built a wall around
Dor inr"-a wall which didn't lessen
Or 10" change its essence. but wall
EorG which she cOi:id not reach
-...h any impuisive action from the
H.Hr'.
Connie was reckoning urgently.
..C" timing" she put the phone
receiver into Mary's hand. Your
'."mmatev N the wire.
"iIciic." Mary said duly into the
phone.
Fran wa in n hurry and excited.
Listen, cSickudec, I'm at the stu
20 ana we're doing some rc-takes
rWght-Wc'll be here till dawn
practically. I called Ken and he
H.a he'd bring You over after work.
therein be Il pass for you at the
front gate. It'll he your one chance
20 Get on sound STAGE"
Mary hcsitatcd. At the moment,
getting on tile sound stage Of n mo-
non picture studio did not seem I'M
HHrihnt. BUL she hadn't the
strength to cXplain this or TO break
INTO frans happy plans.
All right. Fine" she tried to
sound grateful.
Even Ken was enthusiastic over
~" evening. AS they drove toward
hollywood under a black, star
studded sky, he told her laughing
~ now he'd piled his bicycle into q
TAXI after WORT and rushed home
10 get his car.
Always Jaid wouldn't 20
across the street to see the inside
"t 4 movie studio" he chuckled
i1cfnIly. but that was before ]
got The chance"
The Eateman filed in their pass,
instructed them to keep 1t and re-
."fn II when leaving. and told them
now 10 get to Sound Stage No. 0.
h"y walked up the wide alley be-
tween darkCncd buildings. The cut
I'm" department was still at work,
'h"'lgh, snatchcs of dialogue and
org drifting wcirdly out into the
Illiot night.
~ the sound stage they waited
.N'Ii the rcd light flashed Off, then
h'n pulled the heavy door. Mary
"'lifcd in through a cluttered en-
franco. picked her way through
""c"s Of scenery. stumbled over
h.ht cables. then came into the
~ Stage 10 blink nt the brilliancc
III" flood li"hts.
Zen took her arm and mansuv-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
CAN'T Isl. \ LONG; SIJr

!. L. NOT always easy t. I;u...
"i"'tiitr your Partners head -, 49,,
Ihb!d Suit against 4 M Truman.
contract IS from Il l"nG suit 81. "a
snort suit meaning tcUr rai,'s a.,
more IN the former cas-" 'l,..
cards o. less III the latter EU. d,
your partner is 4 convent. .,..,l
leader. there j. one cIia what.
e:'h always he clearly l,lu Oh,
s-Spct. Except when your pai;,. >
violates the conventions TIE &C.,.
heF' Dc led nom II suit al tea
cars or Ore.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
BRICK HOME,

Early American Design.
Attractive brick home of 3 bedrooms, 2Iz
baths located in a restricted Virginia de-
velopment within . blocks of bus. Built /
year ago. this home is situated on a large
corner lot Rooms include. on 1st floor
large living room with attractive fireplace
porch, baywindow dining room with built
in corner cupboard Completely equipped
L-shaped kitchen and half bath: on 2nd
other rooms and bath. Detached brick
garage. Oil heat Price Sll,750'
GEO. MASON GREEN CO..
oS40 Wilson Boulevard, Arl. Va.
CH. 3S3S. Evenings Glebe 3S3Q
Evening star., 1942-06-19
HOME OR INVESTMENT
ONLY 6 LEFT
S7.5O0-BETHESDA AREA
SILVER SPRING MD

Attractive new brick home. g large
rooms 3 bedrooms. r. baths. first-hoor
lavatory, beautiful de luxe kitchen, recrea :
ton room with built-in bar, attached gar
age: large wooded lot with fruit trees:
convenient location: price and terms most
reasona pie small cash payment: monthly
L. G. WHITE. WI 1000. Ewes, WI 4943
Evening star., 1942-06-19
DETACHED

CHEVY CHASE, MD-S9 $50.
Inspect this lovely home, adjacent TO
Chevy Chase Country Club. on beautiful
ST. with center parking: contains g lovely
rooms and bath. screened side porch large
lot. garage. auto heat and reconditioned
like new: an excellent value and a fne
location; convenient to schools. transp and
the Bethesda shopping center For fur
ther details call Mr.. SCHWARTZ, DI
Evening star., 1942-06-19
HOUSES UNfURNIsHED.

1902 QUE ST. S.E.-S75 UP-NEw g.
room; gas air conditioned; close to every
thing; immediate possession. MA. 1913.
CHEVY CHASE-NEW BRICK HOUSE, .
Conditioned gas heat; sioG. sH. 539s-J
6 ROOMS AND BATH, 1902 DEBECK DR.,
Rockville, Md. Key at 1908 Debeck DIR.
1899 UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-NEw DE-
tached, center-hall house, rooms, l u
baths; now vacant; $3.50. GE. 4301.
z. RMS. " BATHS, LAVATORY, NEARBY
va: decorate TO suit tenant. FULTON r
GORDON. owner, 1927 Eye st. NV. Dis
trlct 523O Office hrs. < a.m.-9 pm.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB CNA1IONAL AIR
port bust rooms, quality features, large
lot: New; Sl25. Mount Vernon blvd.
Through Alexandria to. Belle Haven .rd..
right to Fort Hunt rd, left / block. left .
docks, right Ia blocks Owner next door.
52Ql CONN. AVE. NW-S ROOMS. .
baths; large corner residence: good con-
dltlon; $50 month. Call National 2345.
NEW DETACHED 2-STOPY BRICK HOMES
IN exclusive suburban community. Schools,
transportation, tr stores. Sl20-SI75 monthly.
Sapltal transit bus out Wis. ave. left on
GEORGETOWN rd., left on Roosevelt st. to
once. StO2 Hempstead ave. WI Sla2.
90S PHILADELPHIA AVE, SILVER
Spring. Md."6 rooms, IL baths. detached
BURNS ST. NE, OFF COR. E. CAPITOL
ana BuTns-New house, rooms, l 2 baths,
finished rec. room; SS5 per mo. TR 272g
bdd59 bALExANDRTA An 9sT A. Co., VA CoMFoRTABLE
den, stable; Sl35 mo. Call HELEN R
MARSHALL Alexandria 3S01 or TIE. 1863.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY DEPENDABLE TENANTS, WITH .
young children, - to 3 rms, desirable sec
ton; S63-SS0. Box 392-E Star
SIX OR SEVEN ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE
near Conn. ave. Small adult family, per-
manently located. Trinidad O64s
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT FIVE OR SIX
room house In or near Falls Church, P O.
Box l66. West Falls Church. Va. 2l'
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, VA. PRE-
lerred; occupancy July l. MRS. NICKEL.
ia. s777.
TWO OR MORE BEDROOMS. HOUSE
apt. vicinity South Arl or NV. section,
Tor duration; responsible, reliable party
Write details. Box 153-K, Star.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

(Continued)
WooDLEY PARK TOWERS, LARGE BED
room, large living room, inclosed porch
(small BEDROOM. dining room, kitchen,
MA. a3i5.
143I FAIRMoNT ST. NW-BASEMENT
spt nGeiy f9TnsheG living ROOM bed
private entrance; no children; $40
YOUNG LADY SHARE 3-RooM APT WITH
aS'hs5 R2 RRI2ySsss Ss SS ocs @'ssGh s5sPns 5ais
CONN. AVE B.R, EA., TWIN BEDS, 9
baths, extra large r. incl. sun parlor,
studio couch, d. r, kit, linens silver, util
Until until NOV I0Y nv %6 1ESiiA0is oss6' lnlllsu-A'Fl,
NV, NEAR BUS, CARS; 3 EXP, NO
close bldgS.: > b.r.. . baths, !. r, d. r.. k;
Is windows, completely furnished except
linens Ssnn Jay Loot 3o ,sg sagit Genties 9ny
3-ROOM APARTMENT, FIRST FLOOR,
with l-room apartment in basement suit
able for sublettlng, TO person who Will buy
furnishings Reasonable S9l& 18th st; si. NV
LIVING r., LARGE BEDROOMS, PRI-
! yate bath; kitchenette and dinette: on first
e0rsa ae0T sve x opEN sAURbxY From RS
! 10 AM TO i PM Don't phone.
| APT. TO SHARE WITH . GOVT. GIRLS,
So S55 mo each. Call any time after pm.
1921 KENYON ST. ,NW.-YoUNG LADY
70 share 2-rm., kit, bath apt. with / other.
Utll furn. $50. CalNo. 9ll3 after g
CONN. AVE- BEDROOM APT, BEAU
| TRULY furnished. Available at once $500
Call Emerson $500 or Emerson 6S62
1914 KENYON ST. NV ROOM AND
klichen, rear basement, modern: employed
GENTLE couple, no drinkers and no pets
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT TO SHARE
t,nI HlIh one other girl IN ideal central loea-
WILL RENT ATTRACTIVE l-ROOM AND
,iIo KI.; ooWnoGWn NSIa apt to responsible tenant
upon sD9 cdnW 2Trch1Se R6x Of tprn; reas desirable
GIRL. TO SHARE AFT, REASONABLE,
Ga1 after pm, 1903 Kenyon st. NV.
12tS POTOMAC AVE. E.-BEDRooM
EMPLOYED couple: c.h.w.; $40 week.
LIVING ROOM, FULL DINING ROOM. 2
oeoroomS, comp. turn.: 10th st. extended;
1910 ANNAPOLIS RID, BLADENsBURG,
wife only; s45 month WA, i4s4.
1919 wARDER ST. NV ROOM,
$40 semi-monthly. GE. 9705.
LADY, TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM
Convenient. Gentiles. CO 4459.
HOTEL 144O RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Newly furn. studio apt, electric refTiser-
alton, seml-pvt. bath: SIS week UP.
BE COOL WHILE YOU LOOK FOR PER
msnent home. Groom apt. oVerlookS
Rock Greek Park completely furn., incl
baby bed. benches and sand pile near. >
weeks beginning June 22nd. Gentiles only.
$50 per week. co. 1899
OFF COL. .RD., 25l5 18th ST NV
Bedroom kitchen, porch, semi-private
bath; reasonable. 2ls
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
on 10Th St. Sl3O per month: living room.
foyer. kitchen, bedroom and bath; fur
nlShed IN all details: inspection by appoint
ment only; couple preferred. Call Columbia
iu-G Call between l and 80 pm. Do
not call after 4:30
OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM HOTEL =
Recreation room 16x26', new knotty pine
modate , men. Adams 3l2O
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-CLOSEI IN CLEAN
studio apt. pvt. bath and shower. Util
turn. Lease required. 500 per mo. 1424
Belmont st.
ApAprAAcAITc rim An .IA,r,.n
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
WOODSIDE PARK

Silver SprinR-Beautifully furnished mod
screened porch, delightful bedrooms 4
baths maids room, oil heat, built-in
garage, beautiful grounds. To inspect
call ROBERTS E. LATIMER GE 1866
Evening star., 1942-06-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

GOVT. EMPLOYED MOTHER, small child;
care OF child while mother works. Private
home TAYLOR S61i
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BETHESDA, MD

New fVe-room brick bungalow, large
floor with heat. auto. gas Aforementioned
heat, full basement walking distance Of
Naval Center Act quickly. WI. 1000.
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BRADLEY BROOK"

Located Just over the Arlington County
line in nearby Fairfax County. Va, this at
tractlve IL room brick home. built along
on 10 usahle acres. Within walking dis
tance Of bus. this property is within 90
min. OF downtown Washington. House con-
Lalns entrance hall, large living room and
fireplace, solarium with door opening on
UNIQUE brick patio, dining room, breakfast
room powder room and large, equipped
kitchen. On ond floor 3 large bedrooms,
den and bath. A separate brick living
unit OF , rooms and bath makes an ideal
arranRement for guests or would provide
additional living quarters, A good stream
winds through the property Other fea-
lures include oil heat, maids room and
nath, SCAR garage and large tennis court.
GEO. MASON GREEN CO..
2s40 Wilson Boulevard. Arl.. Va.
CH. 3S3S. EVENINGS Glebe 44S4
Evening star., 1942-06-19
429 WHITTIER ST. NV.

s-room brick house consisting of living
room, dining room. sun parlor and modern
kitchen; 2nd floor. bedrooms. > baths,
room, full bath h-w.h., built-in garage;
"a block from 18th st. and Rock Creek
Park; house in excellent condition: to be
sold at below cost; shown by appointment;