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APARrMEhTs uhFURhIsHEp.

LARGE. BEAUTIFUL, TOP FLOOR
southwest exposure, nice view; new. all
modern. living room. bedroom. hall kitchen
and bath: all large rooms; walking distance
to Z pm. Phone CH. 9616 for appoint
ment.
BEAUTIFUL, MODERN APT m VA, $62 so
monthly; 3 rms. modern kit. and bath; 4
minutes to Lincoln Memorial Bridge; no
children. Box 94-E. Star.
ROOMS. ALL UTILITIES INCL, CIV;
adults: semi-priyate bath: S45 month. 203
81 st pl, Capitol Heights. Nd.
oEoRGETowN-LIvING ROOM. DINING
place, porch, cooling unit electric refriger-
ator; price, $l10 month. Box 160-D. Star
GALLAUDET MANOR IIOl WEST vIR-
ginia ave. n.e.-Modern, . rms, kitchen
dinette. bath. Apply 1909 Florida ave. n e.
21O5 1st ST -NW.-NEWLY DECORATED
one room and kitchen, semi-pvt. bath: gas
electricity, run. h. W.. $40 per mo. PAT
ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR, NV. SECTION
2 rms: kit, incl. porch, semi pvt bath.
1ei. and sll utii. incl: Eentiles only: S49.50.
WILL TRADE APT. IN OLD ALEXANDRIA,
: rooms, unfurnished. modern bath. ktch-
apt in d. c., rent not over $50. Box 304-
D, Star.
. ROOMS, DINETTE, KITCHEN BATH
and porch, respectable gentle couple no
pets or children: references; ne. section.
FIR. 5000
BIT NORTH CAPITOL ST.
rooms. kitchen: dinette and bath:
MOORE g. HILL CO..
ME. 400. s04 18th St. NV.
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Spring Valley-Priced Under
NOn mn

AT THE SALE PRICE
White painted brick with 3 bedrooms
baths and small den on 2nd floor living
room. dining room, laVatory. kitchen,
breakfast nook and porches on LIST;
maids room and fun bath in basement.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
11l9 18th ST. NV. DI 4464
ftnr d II ~.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

SUBSTANTIAL BRICK DWELLING, NEAR
snd oo6 bath on lot S25 by 92 fset RTGs
WOODWARD. Realtor. 7e3 Goth st. NV.
stateroom. bath, hot-water heat. Sleeps :.
Eouipped for year-around home. RE. 1056.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOUSE, CENTER
fully equipped kitchen. lst-fioor den and
baths, sun deck, recreation room with
large corner lot. 4240 Reno I'd. NV, close
to stores, churches, schools; ] block from
sross-togn sS;s oS bus line M list l. STONE; RE
ATTRACTIVE HOME. MINNESOTA, AVE.
Sc; near Pa ave. shopping center-6 rms,
baths extra lavatory refrsation I'm
Ef fIoo ai4 effn or PaEm9 e W RAIIEY M AD WaS 44sa
1a.N. HUDSON ST, ARL. vA.-9;;FAMILY
only CHI. 6734.
SS950-ONE BLOCK WEST OF WISCON-
sin ave. Just above Georgetown-Modern
semi-detached brick, 8 rooms. bath, in
porch, builtzin garage; real bargain. To
nspset hssoi.TssI es!I NJ Ills Liss' yith REALTY
deliEhtbul brick bungalow of unusual de-
portions and at S9,450 represents real
value Slate roof full attic and base
ment; oil heat; fireplace; within one block
of Dale drive and Colesville pike. THOS
L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900, until 8 pm.
351S Conn.
2-FAMILY HOUSE . BEDROOMS AND
bath with each apartment. fireplace, 2
finished rooms in basement Gear garage;
vacant; 717-719 Rock Creek Church rd.
NV. half block to bus and cars; low price
for quick sale; open; unusually good value.
RA. S7OO.
HOME THAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
bedrooms, baths: detached brick;
hot-water automatic heat, . bedrooms and
bath on first floor, 2 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor: built-in garage: convenient
to all schools and good transportation,
shopping center. For inspection call MR..
oREM. GE. 4639 or DI. 3346.
S5,5OO-oTIS PL. NV, NEAR NEW
brick; vacant furniture for sale; to settle
estate RE. 2227; eve. WO. 1895. 2s'
1857. ST. NE-ADAPTABLE FOR 3
families; vacant: everything in new con-
dItion: oil burner. fully screened and
weather-stripped: live in one apartment
and rent other two. For price and terms
call HUGH b. CONNER, 1I21 Eye st.
NV. RE. 1860.
45a5 ARKANSAS AVE. Nw-BEAUTI-
fully rebuilt for comfort, economy, dur
ability: Open Sunday or by appointment.
MA. 6717. 81
81 e5o-sILvER sPRING-ATTRACTIv
ter bedroom partly finished 2nd A.. screen
ed-in porch, oil heat, large lot REALTY
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MASS. AVE HEIGHTS

Unquestionably the best value in this
cloSe-ln section. surrounded by magnificent
homes; this corner brick property consists
OF large rooms > baths. finished 3rd
floor, auto heat. Scar garage with 3-rm.
apt; above; priced below D c. assessment.
Sl6,a50; owner out Of city. Call Mr..
80 SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1903 II 81 N w National o1A5
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CLEVELAND PARK-S9,50O.

Attractive detached home. 8 rooms. large
porch. real fireplace. automatic heat. cleo
trlc reirlgerator' storage attic. sarase;
very convenient location, . blocks from
rapid bus service and Conn. ave. shopping
CenIer; immediate possession. BOSS 81
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For prompt responses
and better service, adper-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classitfcations.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued)

suitiand and Navy Yard: bunsslow, de-
tached: six rms. bath, automatic heat. IN
sglated; blocks blocks m tTansportatio9n 91ort near
for fase1 QUICK % saIe. blocks of Alabama ave,
near Port Dupont. Hillside O424-J after
Old: An eorner aiAASO lot; rooms Sb and bath each
1or splendid rHNn nT section Sk woos tgSn
Fora. Esaa eies ae aa5a r. i@lS' h'ehins'' MI
QUALITY HOME IN CHEVY CHASE13
bedrooms, 2 baths, l1x20 screened porch.
scaped. short block of Conn; ave: bus
schools close. SH. 454S till 5 pm" OIL.
170s evenings ------
BRAND-NEw. LARGE, GROOM, ga
convenient Arlington: l-fare tranSporta,
ton; only 15 minutes downtown; sno built t,,s oi
GI pIewsI asas msteria ave- he Sn4g SIas s'oo'
81, ,45O-NEw. DETACHED BRICK BUN
galows in the u. c.. off New Hampshire
ave-: rooms and bath. complete basement
S 4Sxise Can M2 Gr shafhe fafhef EM q
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
SILVER SPRING. 1918 DALE DR.
$40. 25O-Best location in Woodside Park.
120-ft;. frontage. oak trees. bedrooms
-st nvsf sH fSs9 sssa esrfshs9 or sso sss sn
IF YOU CAN PAY S1.50O DOWN THIS
brick, 3-year -old bungalow for S6,950 is a
bargain. Five pleasant rooms tiled bath
tae'1: the corner % and Schools near nearby. sH. safs
days; CHI. 70s4 ewes.
EXCEPTIONAL BAR JAIN, SILVER
Spring Md Tdi; ,sn Mi6 k.ngsoufy o, or; inca near
asbestos shinRle, built-in garage, large lot.
trees, bus service: SI.500 cash. balance
less than rent. sH. $500.
CLEVELAND PARK-HIGHLY DESIRABLE
snd e9nyenient 1ocsi,on near Mafhing50n
porches. detached garage, oil heat shruObed
eRa W. xSGssS y @rtLsR iza }D9EEvEIoFMEN5 CO.
1l19 18th ST. NV. DI. 4464.
Brokerage Department.
CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ROOMS.
a a Real re barsain; $50. NSfionsi 1913.
OUT 10th STREET IN THE SHEPHERD
PARK area A most appealing home OF
Breakfast room. screened 'G3rt porch. buy
1900. until o pm. 35is Conn.
BROOKLAND, 1851 OTIS ST. NE.-NEW
Johns, ,Msnville asbestos bunsslow. 5 rooms,
tiled bath and shower, gas heat, built-in
garage; fenced lot facing park: only :!
blocks to bus or cars Close to school and
WooDRiDGEV6room SWr; AtH used brict, Hex ss@c good
condltion; Goa, heat. 81 $50: terms. Cal
| NO. 1908 or inquire 1881 r, I. ave. ne,
| for inspection.
ARMY OFFICER TRANSFERRED
| diate possession; 5-rm. and bath bungalOw,
DON. owner, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI $3.50.
! Ofice hours. am. to pm
| 6,950-NEAR GEORGETOWN
tive brick home. d rooms modern, TO be
redecorated. Be prompt for this bargain.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. MA. 143S till 9 D m
/ :: NEW BRICK HOMES
| Center--ctrance plan; q rooms. . baths
| brkfst. nook; large lots; automatic heat
| SlO.150 eac' reasonable terms. g5lt
/ ColesvIlle road Silver Sprlng section
I Open TO p m.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1 Ma 035! 1929 K S., NV
GEORGETOWN HOME WITH GARDEN, 4
4 rooms and bath. $4,000
| LINKINS CO. Exclusive Agents
| l Dupont Circle. DE. 1900.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

A brick home of real charm restricted
residential location. Conveniently located
TO Conn. and Nebraska aves., tranSporta-
tion and shopping: Ist floor den or bed
room with layatory, wide reception hall,
living room l3X24. screened porch over
looking deep wooded lot. modern kitchen
ana breakfast room, 2 bedrooms. Q COM
plete baths. Attic, air-conditioned At
tached garage, The best value in this
location. $1,000 cash payment desired.
SHOWN by appolntment EN- 1890 to Q
pm. F, A TWEED CO, 55O4 Conn ave
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a5o-SILvER SPRING-ATTRACTI
whts s S5 Ss With mss
ed-in porch, oil heat, large lot REALTY
ASSOCIATES, MA. 143S till 9 pm.
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ING 4 Storage Co, Taylor .911.
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SOUTHEAST. IN HILLCREsT. ON ALA
bama ave, owner leaving city; 5-room
stucco. large corner lot. garage. gas heat,
recreation room, basement; fine home;
S9,5uO; Call Al. 2239 or FIR 1671
c. D. MURPHY. l4UI 26th St Sc
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, Aft: owners state.
room bath, hot-water heat. Sleeps Z
Equipped for year-around home. RE. L05h
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IL OUT FOR DEFENSE.
WE PAY CASH.

Highest prices for suits. ocoats, radios
trunks. etc Mikes. 1923 eth INV Phone
DISTRICT 1874. WE CALL PROMPTLY.
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WOODSIDE FOREST. Md BLOCK
from bus; very attractive detached house OF
10 rooms, bath, hot-vater heat with oil
burner; special features. price, $500.
Ask for Mr Hurd.
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ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW

S6.I5O-Convenlent NV. suburban sec.
ton. mr. Western ave and River road:
good rooms, modern bath. bright kitchen.
| furnace; big lot garage artistic design;
reasonable terms. FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co,
MA u353
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
c10Q50

All-American Colonial brick home: larss
living, dining room. de luxe kitchen with
bTea ktast room 3 bedrooms, > beautiful
tie baths recreation room oil heat. brick
D. MEASELL, WO. 522I 1927 Eye
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MT. PLEAsANT-INvEsTMENT.

MI: PLEASANT-lNVESTM
- spts:; rooms. kit. ana bath in
heat 3 spts., rented for Sl55 per mo.
Live in the other apt yourself or rent
MR.. MOORE. DU. 5777. or AID. 254a
after y pm.
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Near Bureau of Standards,

/ One block from rapid transportation: prsc-
/ tlcaLy new center-hall brick with bed
rooms. baths, automatic heat and Gear
I garage. spacious corner lot, well land
Scaped. immediate possession.
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ROOMS UNEURNlsHED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

/ UNFURNISHED front room. For infor.
nation call Atlantic 9279.
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4525 ARKANSAS AVE. NW.-BEAUTI-
fully rebuilt for comfort, economy, dur
ability. Open Sunday or by appointment.
MA 611T AZ
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CHEVY CHASE. MD
BETHESDA'S BEST BUY.
c10 CE0

New brick Colonial home. larse corner.
livlne, dining room, de luxe Kitchen. 3
large bedrooms, beautiful tile baths.
recreation room with fireplace, air con-
dI,loned, screened porch LESLIE D.
MEASFLI, WO 1921 I4o- Eve
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Sl2.500-CheVV Chase D. C.
1902 QUE ST. Sc.
6 large rms, bath. streamlined kit. rec
ti!on room. gas heal: tcrms Ma lk1
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
ONT " GO -En

Near Conn. ave-Attract detached
home. 6 rooms. 2 bedrooms. bath, screened
porch. auto. heat. e-car sarage. large yard.
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SOpOND$N NOSTNS.
ARLINGTON, VA-Attr. outside room,
twin beds; minis. new War and Navy
Bldgs. nr. 10c bus. CHI. 597S.
LOVELY WELL-FURNIsHED ROOM in
Hillandale: breakfast optional Ell.
6219-J.
ARLINGTON. VA, 1923 N. sth st.-Nicely
furn. double room, next to bath, S32 mo.
OK. O3SS-R.
SILVER SPRING--Large double bedroom,
13x23, twin beds; maids service: bus;
large lot. IOOx15O pvt home; S25 per
mo. each Shepherd $3.50.
ROOM and connecting bath in private
home: girls preferred. 81 91S3.
NcRTHWOCD PARK. Silver Spring Nd;
Rooms in attractive home reasons bic;
near bus. After pm. Shepherd 6719-W.
PLEASANT ROOM. near bath. for gentle
man: no drinking. Phone Falls Church
1871.
NICELY furnished room. twin beds; semi
private bath: new home, close to bus line.
Phone Oh. 5000.
BRIGHT CLEAN RM. in new home: show
er; near bus: pvt. family: or 2 men;
refs. Call SH. 6s07-W after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

-Short.sIeeve shirt, over-knee
drawer or ankle.leneth drawer.
Modern style shirts and drawers,
cut for easy, comfortable fit.
Athletic Style Shirts, $3.50
Evening star., 1942-10-09

Ideal sift for soldiers. Soft,
closely.knit cotton fabric with
cuffs at wrist and ankle. No but
tons-need no ironing. Sizes A,
B, c, D.
Kann's-Men's Store-Street Floor.
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KTER
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Sturdy, water.repellent aabardine
with heavy all-wool linina Of red
"Snow Woods blanketina fleece
Full cut for swasger and all.
occasion comfort.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

Solid shade, thick shaker
sweaters at a real value price.
1000 reused wool. Maroon,
navy, areen, white. Sizes 80 to
AZ in &roup.
Evening star., 1942-05-01
TINE EyEklNe's HIGH LIGHIs.

WMAl, 700-0niario Show Donald Crisp,
actor is the eooneFs guest.
WRc, 7:30-Grand Central Station: Con-
stance Collier, stage personality headlines the
cast.
WMAl. 8:0o-6aag Busters; Another tale
Of espionage. sabotage or smuggling.
WWDc, 8:00-Roll Call Of the Nation: The
opening program In the Treasury Department
War bond roll call, featuring the Robinson
La Tothe The Roosevelt caniaia: A Report
on the State Of the Union" which launches
the tampairn 10 raise the bond md stamp
quota 10 81 0oo. .oo0,0 pa- ronih.
Wt". S01-Kaie Smith Hour: Kjie and
Ted Collins sp7esr in drama marking their
elegenth radio annive5'Y
WRC, 8:3o-l7frrr- lion Pl-;se; lines n.
Lands. Director Of ihe offita Of Civilian De-.
fenss, appears with levani. Neran end Adams.
WJsv, o00-pIsyhouse: Madeleine Carroll
In radio version Of Arise Ny Love"
WhAl, o:00-hauh Of lime: u. S. Women
al War" featuring col. Julia flikke, Com.
mandani Of the Army Nurse Corps.
WhAl, 9:30-Dinah Shore opens new
series with Paul layals band
VOL, $50 - Spotlight Band: Charlie
Spivaks
WWDt, 9:30-Unifed China Relief Dr..
Harold 6. houion, Of the committee, speaks.
Evening star., 1942-05-01
POINTS FOR PARENTS

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
A parents angry ultin,atunl
may be accepted as a dare by a
reSentfI child
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sHoRI.WAvE PROGRAMS.

sHoRI.wAvE PROGRAMS.
MOSCOW, 6:t5-Broadeas in English: RKE.
tt8 meg. 25.2 m.
LONDON, 6:30-London Letter: CSC, 9.5S
meg, 3t.3 NJ; GsD, It's meg, 755 m.
LONDON, 7:t5-0ver 10 You: CSC, 958
meg. 3l.3 m.; 6SD, IT'S meg 75.5 m.
MOSCOW, 9;i5-New in English; RkE,
tt.8 mea, 75.2 m.
MELBOURNE, 9:25-"The Truth Of It Is"
West Coast Broadcast Pacific War Tme):
WG7. 1873 meg, 1877 m.
SYDNEY. 9:25-"The Truth Of II Is" West
Cc:st BTosde-t Pacific War IiTe); WQ2.
t1.S7 neg. 252 m.
LONDON, 9:3o-9ritain Spe5k; CSC, o.5o
m-r. 3l.3 m; esd. t175 meg. 25.5 m.
GUATEMALA. t0;30-HolIywood Radio-Thea
Ter Play T6WA, 1853 meg, 81 N.
GUATEMALA, t0:45-Radio-T o-Theaier: TGWA,
968 meg. 81 m.
MOSCOW. ii:i5-EngIish Period; RKE, i1.S
meg, 25.2 m.
LONDON, ii:55-lisfenng Post: CSC, o.5S
meg. 3t.3 m.; 6SL, 6.it meg. 4o.i m.
GUATEMALA, i2;t5 a.m.-News: TGWA,
9.68 meg. 81 m.
| LONDON. lis a,m.-Demouau Marches:
CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i.3 m.; GSL, 6.ii meg,
4o.t N.
Evening star., 1942-05-01
EyEgIss STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill CoYle.
iwite daily; WhAl. i:55 and Ass pm.
Junior Star Page: The popular feature o'
The Sunday Star aired by It's youthful con-
tribuion; WkAL, tomorrow al l0:45 an.
Evening star., 1942-05-01

Mother: DO you wanC 70 take
your new ball outdoors with you or
would you rather play with your
wagon while I'm finishing up my
WOrk?'
Evening star., 1942-05-01
VOL. tO:oO-RoIl Call Of the Nation.

VOL, iO:0O-RoIl Call Of the Nation.
WISV, to:i5 - Representative Disney Of
Oklahoma speaks on War Profits Limitation.
WMAl, t0:45-Roll Call Of the Nation.
VOL, 1i;45-Kentutky Colonies Dinner: The
Honorable Order holds its annual dinner in
Louisville.
WJN, 1205-RoIl Call Of the Nation.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-09

commonly known as Custer campaign.
Ravalli-For Father Ravalli, Catho-
lie missionary 10 Flathead Indians.
Hamilton, county seat, for J. T. Ham
ilton, who surveyed and plotted town.
Richland-Named for promotional
purposes. Sidney. county seat. origin
unknown.
Roosevelt-For President Theodore
Roosevelt. Wolf Point, county seat
Legend gives two stories. One says it
was named from the appearance of a
hill near the town which could be seen
by steamboat captains and resembled
a wolf. Other says party Of trappers
had killed several hundred gray wolves
during very cold weather and had
stacked the frozen carcasses in piles
facing the river
Rosebud-For river so named be-
cause of abundance Of wild roses along
its banks. Forsyth, county seat, for
Gen. James w. Forsyth, first United
States army officer to land there by
steamer.
Colonel Sanders
Sanders-For Col Wilbur F. Sanders
pioneer statesman, nephew of first
territorial governor. Thompson Falls
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-09

Winnett. county seat, for Walter j.
Winnett, rancher and owner of town.
site.
Phillips-For B. D. Phillips, pioneer
sheepman. Malta, county seat, for
Mediterranean island, another Of
towns named by Great Northern
clerks
Pondera-From French Pend
dOreille," but changed to phonetic
spelling to avoid confusion with
Idaho town and lake. Conrad. county
seat for w. G. Conrad, local pioneer.
Powder River-From river so named
for dark, powder colored sand on its
bank Indians and Lewis and Clark
called river Red Stone" because of
color Of rocks along bank. Broadus,
county seat, for Oscar Broadus, early
settler.
Mountain and Man
Powell-For Mount Powell. in turn
named for John w. Powell early
miner and first man known to have
climbed mountain. Deer Lodge. county
seat, same as Deer Lodge county.
Prairie-For topography Of region
Terry, county seat, for Gen. Alfred H
Terry, commander of 1876 expedition
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-09
Origin of Names of Montana Counties Is Compiled
by Lucinda B. Scott, State Historical Librarian

county seat, for mineral formation of
sulphur springs there.
Mineral-For mining potentialities
of area. Superior. county seat. after
old, Abandoned mining camp at mouth
of Cedar creek, named by man who
came from Superior. Wis.
Missoula-Salish Indian word for
which various meanings have been
given. One is at the stream Of sur
prise or ambush" Indians were said
to have applied name to Hell Gate re-
gion because Crows and Blackfeet
were wont to lay in wait there. THE
River Of Awe" and Sparkling Water
are other translations. County seat
also named Missoula.
Mussel Shells Abundant
Musselshell-After river named by
Lewis and Clark. probably because OF
mussel shells along its banks. Round
up. county seat. so named because ii
was located in the roundup area OF
the surrounding stock range.
Park-For Yellowstone park. Living
ston, county seat. for C. Livingston
director Of Northern Pacific railroad
in eighties.
northumberland for oil fields
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-09
STATE COUNTIES
IN GOOD SHAPE
~ OF THE Sc ARE OPERATING
ON CASH BASIS; DEBTS
ARE REDUCED

Twenty-seven of Montanas Sc
counties we're operating on cash
basis June 80, 1912, while the total in
debtedness of all counties dropped
$1,86O, 593.51 during fiscal year 1912
Gov. Sam c. Ford reported recently.
Governor Ford said he was advised
by w. A. Brown, state examiner, that
bonded indebtedness of all counties
June 30, 1912, was $4,40O,717.04, a de-
crease of s1,751 ,347.86 from the total
bonded debt June 30, 1941 of $685.
O64.9O. A compilation by S. L. Kleve
of the banking department showed 13
counties entirely clear of bonded debt
and five others with sinking funds on
hand sufficient to retire all bonds
outstanding June 30, 1912.
Browns report showed the 81 coun-
ties operating on cash basis pos
sessed sufficient cash to retire their
total outstanding floating indebted
ness at the time. It also showed that
other counties had substantially re-
duced warrant indebtedness, with the
total warrant indebtedness of all Sc
counties at $1,O82, 89O69 on June 80
1912, compared with 81, 196, 1864 on
June 80, 1871, a decrease of $1O9 ,245.65
Counties listed as having no bonds
outstanding June 80, 1912, were: Silver
Bow, Custer, Deer Lodge, Sanders
Teton, Beaverhead, Daniels, Granite
Judith Bsain, Madison, Powder River
Prairie and Wheatland. Those with
sufficient sinking funds to retire their
debt on that date were: Valley, Carter
Liberty, Ravall and Roosevelt.
Counties operating on a cash basis
at the end of the fiscal year were:
Lewis and Clark, Yellowstone, Gala
tin, Chouteau, Deer Lodge. Lake, Park
Rosebud, Toole, Blaine, Broadwater
Carter, Daniels, Fallon, Garfield, Gla-
cier, Golden Valley, Judith Basin
Liberty, McCone, Musselshen, Pom
dera, Powder River, Prairie, Sweet
Grass, Treasure and Wibaux.
In the year ended June 80, 1912
the report showed cash in county
funds had increased from $5,427,-
96885 to $6.157.T7792.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-09
TROUT ARE PLANTED

About $1,000 cut throat trout were
brought to Helena recently from the
Booeman fish hatchery. placed in
trucks and planted in streams around
Helena under the supervision Of the
state fish and game department, with
Deputy Game Warden Jack Thomp-
son IN charge.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-09

county seat, origin unknown.
Sheridan-For Gen. Phil Sheridan,
commander OF military department
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