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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
SgSGK CASE Asaa, aGS Conn make ooP s2o,
Open eyes, and Sun.
FORDs AND CHEvRolETs wanted: Win
pay top price; central location. Pred L
Morgan. 1341 14th NV. Dupont 1904.
rzfrz r. zaS5 I:sf 1:.s e.I Asl: 4:E s1 sso
Florida ave. ne.
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID IN immediate
SALE, goth and Rhode Island ave. ne.
MMEDATE CASH for your car. LOGAN
MOTOR NOT co. 18th and L sts. NV. RE.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER wants chev-
rolets 1881 to 1941. in GOOD condition.
BRING YOUR CAR here for cash, ressrd-
Sales 17fi yehnsoD D0s .v. a.ns Ds% set. i4ss. ic
18th, r and 8.
Cash FOR YOUR OAR, highest prices
PAD PPsIa k Gee us today .ndl;A dLADNEY Mof1ss
H.z. wsE ag1cK e az: fYz vii bs3 bs1O 6 s.ss
TREw MOTOR Co. 14th and p. ave. Sc.
WE WILL BUY YOUR CAR.
wHEx1Inahr. Iasr INc.. me- fSo1 e S01aii VII. Ave.
fAs .s fea q aoHaH smssT n.fsn ra1Gss
LEO ROCCA. INC,
1901 Conn Ave. Emerson 1900.
WARREN SANDERS
Cash FOR FOR Your N CAR.
CALL EN-. 1886.
0OT) WIS. AVE. AND UPTON 81.
MMEDIATE CASH for your car: no delay.
FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
216 Penna Ave. Sc
BEST PRICES.
SEE Us BEFORE YOU SELL.
SIMMONS,
1887 14th NV. North 21e4.
DON'T SELL UNTIL YOU SEE Us.
BARNES MOTORS,
1909 a. 18th st r,., ,,r North a..l:.l iii.
YOUR PRESENT CAR Is WORTH
BIG MONEY.
We VIII Give You Immediate Cash.
SEE us BETsoRE YOU SELL
ROSSON MOTOR CO.,
80 New York Ave. NE
Republic 1900.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ON GREAT FALLS-ROCKvMLE ROAD
About 35 acres Of very attractive, pine
covered land. partly high, with extensive
view: long front also on side road: elec-
tricity on both roads. Price. $4,000. as
whole or can be had In parts at prices
to be agreed upon.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV. National 1166.
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STUDIOS

SALE OR LEASE
2-STORY BRICK BUILDING IN ST MAT
THEWS CT. (ADJACENT CONN. AND r.
I. AVES); COMMERCIAL ZONE; SUIT
ABLE FOR STUDIO AND BUSINESS
L. W. GROOMES. 1719 EYE ST.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1925 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-MODERN
double window store, ideal for any busi-
ness, $50. DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50.
STORE LARGE, MODERN WELL LO-
Gated: newly renovated. with 5-room apart
business. GE. 0596. 4s15 Georgia ave.
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EYE ST. MEDICAL CENTER.
0-STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE

K ST. NEAR CONN. AVE.
NEAR CONN. AND R. L AYES.
$-STORY BRICK BUILDING. SUITABLE
gTtDiO AND BUSINESS.
L w, GROOMES, 1719 EYE ST.
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AUXILIARY NEWS

The regular meeting o + the
Biackfeet Indian Reservation
Unit No. l27 was held Tuesday
evening at the banquet room of
the Davis Hotel.
The President reported Georgia
Andrus the winner OF the Amerl-
canism Essay contest.
She also reported a Poppy post
er contest being prepared at
school. Mrs. Renshaw reported
sending bedside bags to Fit. Har-
rison.
Plans were under way for the
Play and Style Show to be held
the latter part of this month.
After the business NEE ing the
Legion Birthday Party was held
at which time CARDS and Chinese
checkers were played. I h e
Auxiliary serve a delicious
lunch at 1880.
War rumors will have an active
enemy in the American Legion
Auxiliary 8 half million members,
according to Alice Rodgers, presi-
dent of the local Auxiliary Unit.
The Auxiliary declared war on
rumors by action of its National
Executive Committee, which
passed resolution declaring
that:
Nothing 30 undermines the
faith. unity and loyalty of a
people than whispered untruths
or rumors that spread with
lightening-llke rapidity". a n q
that:
The American Legion Auxili-
airy is on record pledRing the ef-
forts of each and every member
to combat such rumors; to speak
confidently at all times that the
ultimate results of this conflict
for the United States will be
victory; and to meet any propa-
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Advertise IN Inc Chief
Notice Of Publication OF
Time Appointed For
Proving Will Etc.
PROBATE DEPARTMENT

NJ DA Il LEI n IL VI EAN
In The District Court OF The
Ninth Judicial Distinct OF The
State OF Montara. In And For
The County OF Glacier.
In The Matter OF The Estate
OF John Mszzuca, Deceased.
Pursuant Ia an order of said
Court. made on the 2Sth day Of
February. 1912. no'ic'. is hereby
given. that Tuesday the Oath day
Of March, 1912. at 1000 o'clock
a. M. of said day. at the Court
Room of said Court. in Cut Bank.
County Of Glacier. has been ap-
pointed as the time anu place for
proving the Will of said Johl
Mszzuca deceased, ard for hear
ing the application of Salvatore
! CarbOne for the issuance to hin
of letters testamentsry when and
! where any person interested may
arpear and contest tie same.
Dated the 2Sth dav of February,
1912.
Dan s. WEIGH, Clerk.
By Mary Teterud. Deputy Clerk.
Horace W. Jud-on
Attorney fo- Petitioner
Cut Bank. Montana
First publication March 6. 1912
Last publication March 20. 1912
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1t suggests how everyone of the $4,000, 900
employed persons in the United States may partici-
pate in the effort through the systematic purchase
of Defense Savings Bonds.
"The job ahead of us is far bigger than most of US
realize." Secretary Morgenthau declared in making
the table public. II know that the American people
ready to do their part to win the war One of the
ways do much more is by intensifying our
effort in the purchase of Defense Bonds"
While persons without dependents may be able to
set aside than the suggested figures, persons
with several dependents, with other heavy family
obligations, may be unable to at the suggested
rate, the Treasury Department pointed out.
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wholesome. But something more
is needed. And the Administers.
ton disnpproves q general sales
tax would tend 10 withdraw more
purchasing power from the lower
earning levels.
Under these conditions the
Treasury would do extremely
well 10 put forward some kind of
compulsory savings plan in con,
nection with the increase for the
lowest brackets of personel in
come taxes. Ia Great Britain ex-
emptions have been lowered To
l6O pounds or approximately 500
u year for married men without
children. Such man earning
200 pounds or about $500 won d
pay the equivalent of $52 in in
come tax but is promi, ed the en-
tire amount back after the war.
If he earned 400 pounds or about
81 600, his tax would be roughly
1925. of which h. would stand to
receive SIP back.
This provision for a heavier
collection hut with a refund at
the end OF the war could we'll be
applied in the United States. A
backlog of savings or income at
that tim. would both buy more
goods fer the worker Than if
spent now and would help start
the wheels turning for his peace
time Unemployment. Christian
Science Monitor
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Taxing For War

The new taxes are severe and
their impact will be felt in every
American home" Henry Nor
centnau. Secretary of the Treas
ury. spoke the grim fact if any
reasonable part of the wars cost
is TO be met out of current in.
come.
Among the increases proposed
to the House Ways and Means
Committee the heaviest affecting
personal income taxes would fall
on middle class earnings. such
as those from So 900 to SIC, 1000 a
year. The people in these brack-
cts undoubtedly are willing to
bear their full share of the cost
of the war, and it is within these
ranges that the largest revenues
are to be collected.
Rates in the highest brackets
also would be steeply increased
to a maximum f sc per cent
above 100000, although t h e
number OF such incomes is not
such as to yield large reveue
in terms of present needs. Dur
ing the last war there was an ex
cess profit tax on individuals as
well as on corporations, This
would be worth considering in
order to reach any persons whose
wartime rate of income had
sharply increased as compared to
peacetlme.
Probably the greatest problem
of war finance is to prevent in
tlation and, as MIR. Morgenthau
expressed it. to prevent people
from engaging in the futile effort
to buy more goods than can be
produced He reasoned that,
I'VE should therefore tax 80 as
to withdraw the greatest poss-
ible volume of purchasing power
at this time"
But by far the major volume
of purchasing power at this time
is going out not to persons of
wealth or of medium means but
Is flowing out through defense
employment to millions of per-
sons in thu lower wage-earnin9
levels. To impound some of this
purchasing power and prevent it
from bidding for civilian goods
in competition with the war ef-
fort is an object of major impor-
lance, but it does not appear to
figure very largely yet in the
Treasury plans.
Mr.. Margenthau does recon-
mend increases that would result
in collection of an a d lit o n a
$4,000, 100000 in social security
taxes. These presumable would
lay the basis for increased old
age annuites and more generous
postwar unemployment com.
pensation, and to that extent are
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slo.zl5.11, ~.
.--.fi % .
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Presidents Cabice.

The U. S. Presidents cabinet con-
sists of the state department., treas
ury department, war department.
department of justice, post office de-
partment. navy department, depart
ment of interior. department of agri-
culture, department of commerce
and department of labor.
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gand a of doubt. fear or malicious
ness with a reaffirmation of de-
votion to the principles of justice,
freedom. democracy and loyalty
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Balloon Ascension More Important
An important sitting of parlia-
ment was suspended in 1923 as the
members present ran outside to
watch a balloon ascent.
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Browning, Montana
Less Coal Now

The Ukraine. which produced 81
per cent of Russia's coal in 1918 pro-
duced only GO per cent in 1888, ac-
cording to British sources.
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What Should You Sove To HeIp7

WASHINGTON following table issued BY the Treasury
Department is intended savings yadst average
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Newspaper on Handkerchief
A French newspaper published on
large handkerchief was 4 curiosity
in Paris in the eighties. II was the
origin of the ''noSey" press.
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Quebec Walled

Quebec, Canada, founded in 1908,
is the only walled city of any size OF
the North American continent.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, adver-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Considerations.
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Call MRS; E; B. HETERICK, Great Falls
or sunday s Phone Fails Church a75s, ~
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-3-RooM FUR
nished apt; stove. sink. Kelvinator; east
transp.: large yard. tennis court. WA. 1891.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
BEDRMs., 2 BATHS. ATTRACT. FURN;
room; Diet: brick; lower nth St: NV. adj;
mos. or longer, S275 mo. AID. 1890
ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOUSE. 5 BED
asnelsl reisrsSess SEQ %onsR D ra1
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTs-l cARFARE; TO
dining room. kitchen, pantry. fine library,
:as fully
adults only; S125 per month. Phone Wis
5 ROOMS AND BATH. LARGE LOT, GOOD
condition. practically new. GE. 1880
REALLY CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE g.
rm; detached brick; large rms, oil heat,
fully insulated, on large lot. cow. transp.;
S105 month: immediate occupancy AT.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S15O: DETACHED
home. furnished in excellent taste; 8 rooms,
: baths. well-kept yard garage. THOS. l..
PHILLIPS, 351S Conn. ave. Wo. 1900.
ALEXANDRIA-HAND RESTORED
Colonial home. bedrooms, 3 baths, walled
garden, fully equipped; immediate posses
sion: adults only: $500 mo- HELEN r,
MARSHALL Alexandra 1901, Temple 1869.
EXCLUSIVE SECTION WEST OF BETHES-
da. Md.-Nearly new brick home. large
living room, dining room, kitchen, den.
bedroom and bath, on LIST floor; 3 huge
bedrooms and baths. End floor >
servants rooms and bath; 2-car garage;
oil heat, electric refrigeration; wooded
and Handicapped lot containing nearly .
acres; rental. $3.50 per mo. Call Mr..
Lilies, with REALTY ASSOCIATES,
FALLS CHURCH, VA--S125-NEW .
bedroom bungalow, new furniture spacious
lot, with large trees. near spring fed
stream: conv. to bus. MONCURE AGENCY,
Falls Church 1900.
MAY 10Th TO SEPT. 15th-CHARMING
English cottage, furnished lovely garden,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, screened porch, 2l2
bedrms., > baths, 2nd-foor maids rm.,
bath; laundry in basement: 5000 mo-.
gentiles only; minutes from Dupont
Circle. Phone WO. 1872.
GROOM HOUSE FURNISHED. AMI;
Falls Church, Va: linens, utensils: mr..
cow. bus service. EN-. 1900. Ext T. TUG
WELL. Phone bet. and 6. lis Fair
mont st.
SEMI-DETACHED FRAME,
$40 .50-FURNISHED.
Near Nichols ave. and LeBaum St sc.
Contains & rooms, completely furnished
For further details call
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., NC.
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SUB. WANTED.

ENGINEER AND WIFE DESIRE UNFUR-
nished apartment in Arlington, 2 rooms,
kitchen, bath. Box 291 &C, Star. 49,
. BEDROOMS, ARLINGTON OR SILVER
Spring, furnished or unfurnished: Govt.
engineer. wife. Ayr. daughter and infant;
$40 max. Box 317-C, Star. 49,
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued

ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has twin bed
room single room: clean. cheerful corner
home. Breakfast served. 4224 18th NV.
TWIN BEDS, bay window, lge closet, mr..
bath; . blks. 18th and Columbia I'd; conv.
transp.; $50 mo. each; refs. NO. 447l.
All 18th ST. N.E.-Master bedroom, pri
vate bath, twin beds, unlimited phone. No
men. Gentiles. DU. 4s44.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.Twin bedroom. liv-
ing room. private BATH / block Conn. ave;
refined gentlemen; gentiles. WO 2O45.
GIRL TO SHARE RIM. with another. pvt
home; laundry and phone priv; will board.
IA. 1912.
FRONT ROOM, l or 2 men; conv. to bus
and cars. 329 Kentucky ave. Sc.
. ROOMS, kit, private bath and screened
porch; 2 adults. 4517 Illinois ave. NV.
CHURCHILL, 1740 st. n.w.-Single
shower, $3.50 to $40 weekly.
1910 LONGFELLoW ST. NW.-Large End
floor, front, double bed. next bath; $685.
gentleman only.
ceiient location. 4 cheerful o. front twin
bedroom. Gentle gentlemen.
"a BLOCK OFF CONN AVE, Id minis.
downtown by bus nS suitable or ssnte
$3.50 QUEBEC ST. N.w.-single front
room, semi-pvt. bath; cow. trans; gentle
gentleman: references; $3.50. EN-. 3442.
Ala BUCHANAN ST. N.W-Room and
ofeh Iof Ch bns stop IN un
phone.
447 LAMONT ST. N.W-Larse, pleasant
front room for girls; 10 minis. town;
pvt. home; unlim. phone; SIS mo ca.
9I3 7th ST. N.E.-Large front bed and
living rm near cars and buses. Telephone.
gentlemen. FIR. 1854.
CLEAN, newly furnished bedroom with
twin beds. in quiet location for nurses.
$50 st. ne.
DOWNTOWN,
1905 18th. at K-Attractive rooms for
ladies'; innersprings, near bath; reas.
5187 CONDUIT RID.
One room. kitchen semi..private bath;
also l double room. next bath.
rms. Also double room for couple or men.
Govt. empi. pref. North 2942 Thursday
W ass M..@00n:4
ROOMS FURk. 6 UkFURk.
LARGE ROOM with private bath for pro-
References required. Dupont 1892.
ROOMS UkFURkIsHEp.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Base-
ment, rent for storage or light manufac-
turing purposes; cheap. CO. 1854.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH for business
woman: rent optional convenient to down
town; Jewish family preferred. ME. 1878.
2 JEWISH GIRLS desire furn. room, twin
beds, private shower; $40 ca, NV, cow.
trans: RE. $3.50. Ext. 725.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ALExANDRIA-Small single room. private
bath; for gentleman; in private home;
near bus. Box 345-A, Star.
ARLINGTON. VA. close in. conv. Attrac-
tive outside rooms, ami, SIS week per
person. Chestnut 1913. I5'
ARLINGTON, VA.-Furnished room, nri-
vste or semi-private bath: near bus
Glebc UUsJ.
BEVERLY HILLS, VA.-Double room for
2 people. next to bath; l block from bus,
10 minutes to Govt. bldgs. TIE. 6775.
ARLINGTON. .s42 N. Edison st-Com-
Portable rm. for Govt employed gentle
man. 81 wk. Phone Glebe 1855.
LARGE ROOM, private shower and lava
tory; conv. transp.; for 2 gentlemen.
TELEPHONE Jackson 2031-W
ARLINGTON, vA.--Front room, new
home; tiled bath. shower; near 1Oc bus;
gentleman. 1927 North Utah st. Call
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GOLD. DIAMONDS

Watches and jewelry: highest cash prices
paid. Arthur Markell 91S r st. NV,
RIM. Dol. National 02S4
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

OR ROOM FURN APT. HEAT. LIGHT
and cleo. refrigeration: very reasonable.
Call MRS E. B. HETERICK, Great Falls
St, East Falls Church. Va, after 6 pm.
or Sunday. Phone Falls Church 1859.
COLLEGE PARK. MD-3-ROOM FUR
nished apt; stove, sink Kelvinator; east
transp.: large yard. tennis court. WA. 1891.
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TRANSPORTATION WORRIES?
NOT HEREt

Connecticut ave. and Ashmead pl., be-
tween Conn. ave. bus and Col I'd. car line.
s rooms, 4 br., , baths, inclosed and
heated sleeping porch, sunroom CT living
room, bullt-in garage, 2 storage rooms in
cellar also maids room, automatic heat.
Close to everything, but on quiet street. To
inspect call Mr.. Nyce, DI. 5000, with
VIM NJ THPOCKMORTON
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.

APARTMENTS UNFVKNIShEO.
COUPLE MOVING TO BALTIMORE WISH
to exchange excellent unfinished apt in
Arlington, Va, for similar in Baltimore
S45 TO $50. Box 75-R, Star.
S3S. 50-THE FAIRLEE, 1921 KENYON
st. n.w.-Large living room, dinette, kit,
tiled bath; refg., 1st floor
TAkOMA PARK. TERRACE APT. IN
electricity; available May 20. Phone
IA. 1902.
Io3 CEDAR AVE. TAX PIX, MD.-6
Adults. SH. 51S2-W.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT IN BUSI-
ness bldg, living room. dinette. kitchen,
bath; excellent condition: reference re-
IT,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
5 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS.
Gle Q50
MA. 1900. Realtors 1912 18th st. NV.
NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME
EXCEPTIONAL

Brick home, only 3 years old; a real beau
ty; near Connecticut ave Living room
WIS sun FaGiTr Dc IKE sitehen
conditioned, garage. deep shaded lot You
will fall in love with it EN- 1890 to
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

1882 AMEs ST. NE.-s75--NEW, 8
large rms, brick; streamlined kitchen,
recreation nm, gas heat, attic: immediate
possession. Mr.. everything. National 1913.
1909 COLORADO AVE. NV ROOMS
% bedrooms ga baths. 3-car garage; de-
tached center-ha home; OIL burner; rent
S225: L. E. BREUNINGER g. SONS,
BROOKLAND-LARGE. 4-BEDRM. HOUSE,
l bath, oil heat: gentle: no refg.; S75 mo.
to one who will give it good care: posses
sion May 81; refs. MI 140S.
$500 PER MONTH"; RESTORED OLD
Colonial home, on Capitol Hill see 235
End st. Sc; bedrooms 2 modern baths,
living rm;. drawing rm, dining rm., mod
ern Kitchen; large garden area. etc.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.-s ROOMS.
bedrooms: new condition; immediate
FULTON R. GORDON. owner. 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI. $3.50. ONCE hours. 8 am.
40 oGLETHoRPE ST. N,w;-6 R., B.,
gar; yard to be redecorated: occupancy
about June Is; 500. GE. O179.
GOING OUT OF ToWN-WILL RENT
new home, z rooms; oil heat insulation;
SO. Hillside 03l5-J after & nm.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ROLLINGWOOD.

Distinctive brick home at edge Of Rock
'reek Park. Less than years old and In
house condition. Cooperation OF
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BOATS.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

WANTED good cupboard motor, under S
RE. 300. Mr.. Farwell. to 5.
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SEMI-DETACHED FRAME,
$40. 50-FURNISHED

Near Nichols ave and LeBaum St sc.
Contains q rooms, completely furnished.
For further details call
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K St NV DI 1918.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

adding machines, etc Late
models Rentals and repairs. All makes
American Typewriter Co., 1881 E. Capitol
st, Ii. 00S2 ODen evenings.
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ARMY COLONEL DESIRES TO RENT UN-
furn. 3-bedroom house or apt, with maids
room, by the first week in June. Temple
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REFINED COUPLE PERMANENT, DE-
sire attractive unfurnished house or apt,
good surroundings Box 147-B. Star. 14s
NV SECTION-THREE OR MORE BED
rooms, furnished house, needed as soon as
possible. Phone North 1882 in the morn
ing.
DETACHED HOUSE WITH PORCH. Z OR
rooms on 1st floor; adults; $40 to $50.
Call Ii. 1926.
NETHERLANDS PURCHASING COMMITS
sion official with family of wishes to
rent well-furnished house, NV district
prefe rable: for immediate occupancy, but
not later than July l. Reply. Oliver 7033.
MARRIED COUPLE, NO CHILDREN,
want furnished house or apartment for
ora months from about May goth. Elk
cellent references. Box 55-C, Star.
TO ROOMS, CHRISTIAN FAMILY.
Silver Spring moo $40 to $50 per month.
COUPLE. / BABY, WANT GROOM HOUSE.
NV. Va, Md: maximum SS5. Phone
CHI. 9614
OR 5 ROOMS. ARLINGTON OR SILVER
Spring. furnished or unfurnished Govt.
engineer, wife. 4-year daughter and infant.
$40 max Box 31S-C, Star. is
5 OR 8 RIM HOUSE WITH GARAGE,
Washington or suburbs. To be available
on or before July /. Give details. Box
89-A. Star.
ARMY COLONEL DESIRES TO RENT UN-
furn. 3-bedroom house or apt, with maids
room, by the first week in June. Temple
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Rock Creek Park Estates.
HOME OF A
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Living Room 49, nv AZ,
SOMETHING SPECIAL!

Closing estate-Former home of one Of
WaShington's leading contractors: CENTER
/ hall plan: lot 150x115; living room 80 fl.
| long with fireplace. solarium with fireplace.
| beamed dining room. porch, buffers pan
! A.; Gear gar; terms, $4,000 cash and
/ 81 rs per mo, or will consider property in
! exchange p z MAIONEY, WO 7R4Q
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ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has twin bed
room single room clean, cheerful corner
home. Breakfast served. 4224 18th NV.
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VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON
ON EXPRESS BUS LINE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

1918 Norwood DIR. Price, S9,250. De-
tached home, adjacent to Chevy Chase
Country Club, on beautiful street with
center parking. Contains lovely rms. and
bath, screened side DO. CHI Large lot,
garage, automatic heat and reconditioned
like new. An excellent value and flns
location, convenient 10 schools. transport
tation and the Bethe ida shopping center.
Open for inspection. Directions: Out Wis.
CAFRrTz CO, DI. 90S0. 14th and K
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A detached brick home situated a little
west of Conn. ave and convenient to trans
portation schools. stores and churches.
Attractive in appearance, practical in plan.
8 bright rooms, tiled bath with shower,
bedrooms, sunroom. glaSsed-in sleeping
porch. large living room with fireplace,
pantry. stairway TO attic. bright cellar, hot
water heat Gear garage deep lot shown
by appointment THOS J. FISHER a. CO,
INC. Realtors. DI. $3.50. Or evenings call
Mr. SmaltZ, TIA 1896