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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
Salvage Drive
Gets Underway
Truck Fleets
Convoss District

With business virtually AZ a
StandStill throughout the South
Macomb area the districts part
in the giant scrap collection
campaign got off to a flying
start this morning
Trucks. workers and the gen.
eral public each fitted into the
key roles assigned 10 them as
an awakened citizcnry went
about the business Of supplying
the sorely needed metals from
which the weapons of war must
be made.
Depleted stock piles at steel
mills loaned emphasis 10 the
situation confronting the nation
as housewives and children alike
piled unusable metal objects at
curblines awaiting the arrival Of
the fleet of trucks organized by
salvage committees to start the
contributions on their way 10 the
plants.
The drive, largest Of its kind
started here since the war be-
gan, was expected 10 produce a
tonnage far exceeding that real
lied in prior calls for scrap.
THE steady production Of
ornaments, upon which victory
depends, is predicated, to a very
real degree, upon the conversion
of scrap metals 10 the munitions
of war" j. G. Ernst, county sal
wage chairman, said today in APP
pealing TO every householder TO
do his or her share in putting
the drive over the top.
War salvage is Of great i'm
portance 10 the front-line fight
er. Ernst pointed out, land
your friends, sons, and broth
ers' lives may we'll depend upon
the manner in which you re-
spond 10 this appeal for scrap
metals"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
1879 Gel
War Book No.4
South Mocomb
Registrations High

Seventy one thousand, seven
hundred and ninety nine resi-
dents of the South Macomb area
alone on Monday and Tuesday
registered for War Book No. 4.
rationing officials disclosed to-
day.
The heavy registrations indi-
Gated a gratifying turnout dur
ing the specified time limits and
Is indicative of the awareness of
the public that delay means not
only personal inconvenience but
an interruption of efficient ra-
tioning activities.
Highest individual school reg
istration in the district was that
of approximately $4,000 at Lin
coin high school, Van Dyke, in
the heart Of the war plant zone,
officials said.
The splendid cooperation OF
the public-at -large and school
faculties in particular was laud-
ed today by rationing chiefs.
Following is a tentative list of
the War Book No. 4 registra-
tions:
Warren high school, 1900
Center Line Busch high, g.
Ss3
Lakeview high school, 1893
Lakeshore high school. $500
East Detroit high school, H.
700
Roseville high school, 7,l95
Eastland high school, 1850
Lincoln high school wan
Dyke. $4,000
Kern road school, 1863
Greater Gratiot school, 1900
Wolf road school. 2,159.
Figures from the northern
section OF the county are in
complete.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
SOUND PROOF

GLENDALE, Calif.-A grocer
reported a gunman locked him
in the icebox and took $4,000.
He told police he could hear the
bandit twirl the safe combina-
ton and walk out.
A policeman, investigating,
entered the icebox, but couldn't
hear another officer twirl the
combination or leave the store.
The grocer then confessed,
police said, that he stole the
money and faxed the stories.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28

I am a gift TO the National
War Fund.
/ sprang from the generous
hearts of the American peo-
pie.
They made me Of lover for a
stricken world
They made me Of their need
TO share the. fruits of their
freedom.
They made me 10 go into all
the world,
To help the needy, the suffer
ing, the wounded
They made me 10 walk on the
battlefields of bleeding
China,
In the burning cities of
Russia,
Across Hollands wasted
lands.
They made me 10 comfort the
widows OF Poland and
CzeChoslavakia.
They made me 10 stretch my
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
Theatres Top Gamor Man Shrugs off Ziegfe|d Mantle

World. we have seen no riv -
Of blood in our streets.
We have seen no trail Of rag
ged souls across our land.
We have seen no homes crack
ed and crumbling
We have seen no starved chill
dren with hungry eyes and
swollen bellies.
We have not seen our
Churches burned and bomb
ed.
Our SCI FOOLS and factories
ruined.
Our gardens. our green parks
ground 10 dust.
We have not seen our men,
folk shot against a wall
Our women ravished.
Our children tortured.
Our cities destroyed.
We have seen none OF this
with our eyes.
But our hearts see
Our hearts know your suffer-
ing.
Our hearts grieve for your
dead.
Our hearts mourn for your
homes and your cities.
Through our gifts our hearts
speak TO all the world :.
Our hearts speak:
am gift to the NATIONAL
War Fund.
Americans free to LIVE q
Americans free TO GIVE 81
Made Me.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28

ey earned to give away.
They made me Of dollar bills
saved for a rainy day
ooh, never in the history
Of the world has there
been such a rainy day
for civilization.
They made me OF crisp paper
m oney, OF checks and
pledges.
They made me big and strong
and powerful.
They made me q symbol of
freedom
The Freedom to Give
10 help the less fortunate
neighbor.
am a gift TO the National
War Fund.
frighten Hitler and Hir-
ohito--
l make Hitler and Hir-
ohito cringe-
They are afraid OF me
For they know that l bind
up the wounds they in
flict,
rescue the refugees,
Refresh the weary,
Minister 10 the sick,
Replant the fields,
Americans m a d g me from
their hearts.
They made me in every coun-
~ and town,
They made me in every state
They made me TO say TO the
world:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
New Baltimore

Private Charles Marsack, of
Boston, Mass, enjoyed a five
day furlough, with his mother,
Mrs. Rose Msrsack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt,
Of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh.
Word has been received here
that Wilbur Gaillet, of the
u, S. Merchant Marine, IS on a
steamer, plying between Eng
land and Mediterranean ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rivard
and daughter, Ethel and Miss
Rosella Rivsrd, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pei
tier, of Lake Orion.
Mrs. Joseph Rushlow will en-
terrain the Pedro Club, Wednes-
day.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kohlman, Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beauvais
Of Detroit, and Mrs. r. Connors,
of Crosse Pointe.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie MalcSkey
bought a home in ST. Clair
Shores, where they and their
family will make their home
Mrs Al Dave Will entertain
'he Sewing Club, Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
The Gift Speaks q.
BY Sylvia Spencer

hand 10 Yugoslavia. Bel
GUM, France. Norway and
Luxembourg
America made me 10 feed the
shivering, the starved, in
Greece.
They made me TO march across
Europe
Side by side with the home
less ON the long roads
Leading nowhere
I am a gift 10 the National
War Fund fashioned by the
generous hearts Of the Am
erican people.
Through me merchant seamen,
tense from the grim convoy
vigil. find rest
Through me the wet, the
weary, the war-torn soldiers
find the CHEEKY fires, the
soft chairs,
Through me the lonely, the
homesick. the foot-loose,
find the lights and the mus
ic the friendly word
I am a gift TO the National
War Fund.
The American people made
me from generous hearts
They made me of school chill
dren 5 pennies and dimes.
They made me Of silver mon
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
GOODBYES EXCHANGED

FORT SHERIDAN, Ill.-The
patients in Ward No l at Fort
Sheridan hospital will soon be
missing one of their friendliest
Visitors-a fellow with a bushy
gray tail, or by name, Foot Suit
"a pet squirrel.
His owner, Pvt. George S.
LaBounty, 38, of Bridgeport,
Conn, is taking the pet along
when he moves TO an unannounc-
ed destination.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
REMARRY AFTER 81 YEARS

KERMIT. Tex. UP Hot
Tamale John Thomas and his
former wife are together again
after 34-year separation He
is IS and his wife, whom he re-
Gently remarked, is 81.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
DIR. ASHLEY v. STORM

SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Dr. Ash
ley V. Storm, 81, head of the
Departmet of Agricultural Edu-
cation of the University of Min
nesota until his retirement in
1882 and on the faculty for 81
years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
OPA VS.. OPA

PORTLAND, Ore. - James
Mount is district OPA rationing
official. in charge of distributing
100000 ration books.
But Mount couldn't get a No.
4 ration book-hiS No. 3 had
never been validated.
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FIVE SHOWS
THIS WINTER


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Burlesque IS III Inc peho!der ;
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Inc Mae west Sho" Is gonna
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expect 10 see her oolhg Whas
she dld 10 or ID years ago nc
said You Know Mae Is one
smart dame WIN Mae every, :,
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28

me average American uses q
of soap per year.
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS
HENRY r. AMEEL. President
G. r. WALTERS, Vice Pres. and Cashier
VI. V. ROSSO Assist. Cashier
RAY NJ. MCINTYRE, Assist. Cashier
GEO. I. BEDARD. Assist Cashier
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
DIRECTORS

Henry 3. Ameel Frank Mulso
Theo A. DeGroot David l.. Rouleau
Cass Kierblewski Geo. r. Smith
James r. Mcmahon c. r. Walters
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28

Todd" than as a second Zieg.
field"
Evening star., 1943-02-07

LARGE ROOMING HOUSE FURNISHED
or unfurnishcd or Will buy business, must
be near 2lSt and G NV. EX. @6Gl
ANY r aiE WITHIN s1XTv DAYS. WITH
leaec f1r ! or more years. . or , bedroom
houzr. unturn'shed, -Nfcr II o. NV. y.
G q nearby Nd Gall day or ewes,
SH 1922
Evening star., 1943-02-07
HOUSES FURNISHED tcon,. !,

s-RooM. ENGLIsH-sTYLE HOUSE: Mr..
| Oliver 4071 after g pm,
6-RM HOUSE. 2 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS;
large lot, room for victory garden; END OF
New eaa,a eHamDshire ave extended: Phone si
5-ROOM BRICK. NICELY FURNISHED,
Conv 10 JOG trsnsp~ near stores: for
dGqIJratdioona, GIJ references required; $50 mo.
MS99sd Mo3EFN sns sToNE ; Ie5e. HousE on ACRES
ssry. Wisconsin 944l or Emerson a@l6
It7IS BRICK B RUNGALoW h.. YR OLD .5s
WAsHINGToN Really CO.. o"' GE' $500.
EXCHANGE LEASE ON ATTRACTIVE S
I'M ~ bath house, center GEORGETOWN
Tor lease on nm. kitchcnette apt, IN
modern downtown D. c. building. DU.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXTENDED CHIL-
isncalel Nicely furnished 3-Dedroom
n9asf 5ce on dooI iaFse i0' Eh s ssEden bus sery
MODERN 4-RooM BUNGALOW. s.. so;
easily accessible 70 REPRESENTATION. Call
after IL o'clock, ii20 Riverdaie rd., Ry-
erdalc Md.
d ROOMS, = BATHS, 9-CAR GARAGE,
al! newiy furnished 5ia9 Nevada ave.
NV. Ordway 4l45.
home and furniture ! bedrms. . baths,
ilNlnS Em, dining rm kitchen. washing
machine near bus; $l75 per mo. NO $3.50.
500 RENT-1o-ROOM. 2-BATH BRICK
t%rSSe, TWO rooms above to party buyns
and Columbia re NV. Box is-X Star
1891 IOWA AVE. N,W.-WANT MARRIED
couple to, occupy part Of house during
owner absence gas furnace; $50. Ran
MODERN STONE uOTrSE ON F., aCprc
wooded, land, lreplaces. bedrooms, / a
baths, large paneled living room car neces-
Sary Wisconsin 944l or Emerson 9219
MAGNIFICENT M OPPORTUNITY. FOR >
80 200 modern estate, nearby. Md, beau
tifully furnished brick detached house with
freps fre Sc scrsi "a, apt in basement iy,ne rm
Iandscsped. $50 mo complete, s mos.
rem in adv. EX. 1o3o, Ext. iii, 10 a m
go p m. Refs
GENTLE ADULTS TO SHARE LOVELY
ploved adults WI 093s
G{1oLLEGlE {1t1!.aElt HEIGHTS ESTATE. NEAR
garage nicely furn., $3.50 mo.
Q, other furn. homes in nearby Md, sIoo-
4. Il. sEIDENsPINNER. REALToR.
WA 1910. Riverdale Md. WA 46as
NEAR, NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL - GAS
heated house, near Columbia Country Club;
detached brick. 3 large bedrooms, " baths,
recreation room. maids room and lsvatory:
Call Mr. Barrow ''''N'7'''''
,RA RANDALL H HAsGNER & co: INC.
Evenings and Sunday. HO. O02S
CHEVY CHASE, Md RMS; GARAGE:
gas heat $50; beautiful corner, shaded
lot; 500. Phone WI. GAS Sunday after
C. w. SIMPSON CO.
Jb-4 Vermont Ave ME- 300
Evening star., 1943-02-07
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

s47 50 FUR. 3 r PRIVATE. BATH. 1st
door; also 3 r, n. md 2 urt. so .p--
vste entrances, INV h. ! fare. Gall Hill-
side o4t9-M.
s70I a5th ST NO ARLINGTON TO
permanently employed couple. fuTn, = rms
dinette. kitchenette. pvt bath CH fo"a.
el? 24th ST. SOUTH. Ar INGTON. VA
2 rooms kitchen snc bath uu'uru. apt
private home. for employed adults uCaT
Navy and PentdgOu 8lQGs fCasonah.e
rent Phone JACKSON lgl5-N
FALLS cHRUCH VA. .lI1 Y. FAIRFAX
81 -o-room futn hous"E ,p,uC ant. heal
and hot water lUr~ FIJI Church AGG
9nd FLOOR TO RE CONVERTED FOR
he dQr5t.or. room hTr h- semi
r~.v7fo. atfractIrclp f.rr'. he'd feIeDECue
,rcudcd Seu ro ~cut'ot sligo te"5
Ig"5 LEE HIGHWfY. FALLS CIU7CH
V Rear 5-room 20. space f'r We ofF
= Grn --
Evening star., 1943-02-07
SILVER SPRING.
CT ICN DADK urT
CRESTWOOD
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

IN SUBURBAN AREA IN MARYLAND
close TO transports ton in the Rock Greek
Hills, Greenwich Forest Bethesda sections
3 bedrms., > baths to 3 bedrms., . baths
from S16o to $500 per month. on lease
To inspect, phone Mr.. Nyce, DI. 6092
Investment Bldg
WM M THROCKMORTON
Evening star., 1943-02-07
MOUNT PLEASANT-s11, 500,
BUNGALOWS!

Excellent rooming house location. )
bedrooms and three baths, det garage
Owner occupied. Mr.. Lowery, TIA. 1875.
ERODE Sc COLBERT. INC, MA SST5
Evening star., 1943-02-07
APTs. FURNISHED Cont.

AFIS. FOkNSHeO Cont.
1881 4th ST. N.w.-BEDRM- AND KTTCH-
settled employed COUPE sIs w vk. Ira RA.
ATTR- STUDIO APT, KTTCHFNETTF
pIXf. path and entr No smoking. Shepherd
LADY TO SHARE NEW, COMPLETELY
woman. semitic: s45 % per month. 6eSGt
8 pm to 5 Sunday N'N H. '''"'' 'A''. D.
GIRL TO SHARE CoMFoRTABLE APART
men mem with Jewish elTl. convenient trans
sMAa ssaioh FYSNIsHEp ES 81 5d APT NonTHwEsT
tween and 80 ~
APT TO SHARE, GENTLE. GIRL. $3.50
olso after e, % din sm 4 saada2 sna bath, c"t IL
no Direction to children, references re-
ouired 1924 Kenyon st NV
FURNISHED 1,,RM. Ink. COTTAGE,
for employed couple $40 VA osSo
GEORGEToWN-FoR SINGLE MAN, AT
tractiye, studio apt. in handsomely CON
in vestibule; consists OF one rm bath,
GEEK P0OTTchs sno, 2HeTiookins esrdensi esa
sssTrrissee furnished; coal heat; sublet, SO,
GIRL, .e6-25, GENTLE, TO SHARE
HoSayt EHiSesy fqs9; }s9, apt with another Refs.
share fuTnished bungalow IN IN Aims on ~
q hour from Munitions BlGg., Cali Gil.
o361 Sun. or after $50 weekdays.
ONE ROOM, KIT. AND sEMI-PvT. BATH
furn.: utilities furn Couple only. $50 a
month. 1903 4th st. NV
l OR GIRLS, JEWISH. TO SHARE
ATTRACTIVE G-rm. apt. with / other. co
2 RMS, KIT AND PVT BATH FURN.
for light housekeepne FrieldaiTe; heat,
nesd ss aae app Prey He 3 955Feq cH fo9e o"
WANT TO SHARE WITH BUSINESS
woman my completeiy furnished room,
eee eli 9afh an sx 9X 39s9n star Ex
2, GIRLS. GOVT EMPL., 10 SHARE
nicely furn apt. with another. Phone and
laundry. Cony, ne. section near car
as and bus line. p Phone Atlantic oISs SIS.
share attractive home with nrofes slona
women, March Woodley 1854 Sunday
and evenings after $
ROOM ooYIn,s AHD KJT1GHEN NFESXTs 70
YOUNG LADY Will SHARE AN APART
ment with another, Conv. to Govt BldeS. |
Gentle MA 1000. EXi 9n3.
CATHOLIC GIRL TO SHARE LARGE. .
and home pririleees included IN rent, $50
express bus a door, IA. AOl :.
CABIN JOHN, ND -. ROOMS IN FRI ]
yste home earage and utilities included
Wisconsin 1853
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND PORCH; /
mi: couple or 3 adults, employed 3@2
18th ST. ne.
RENT FREE-ROoM WITH PRIVATE ,
bath. use Of modern home, to couple for
womans services Warfield 5000 =
REFINED GIRL, % TO 30, WANTED TO /
share apt, twin beds. with girl. $50 mo,
l432 Fairmont st NV. -
1902 BELMONT ST. NW-FURNIsHED |
apt, within ] block OF I4th st car line
and Central H, S . rooms kitchen and .
bath; gas and elec. incl IN rent; $50
per mo.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1929 Vermont Ave DI Sal
Evening star., 1943-02-07
HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

GROOM HOUSE, ELECTRICITY, BATH
White Oak and Fairland $40. Sligo 1924
FOR RENT--5-RM HOUSE IN SILVER
Spring in exchange for bedroom apt. in
downtown area: you pay difference. Write
details. Box 32l- It, Star.
NEARBY ND. 20 MIN. DOWNTOWN.
conv. transp. and stores-3 bedrms.. | Il
baths. fireplace, recreation rm. laundry,
esraee. automatic heat Phone HI olo7-J
500 MONTHLY---MODERN GROOM. BATH
brick; nice yard. garage conveniently To-
Gated. Apply S25 F St ne. for key.
acres of lawn and garden space, beautiful
shade. 3-car garage, 3 open fireplsces. eco
nomical stoker fred. modern hot-water
heat; house is fully insulated. situated on
Georgia ave. extended, opposite Manor
Club; Al condition; Sl25. D. S. NASH,
90 FIRST ST. Nw.--sIx RMS, BATHS.
S75 mo.
AVAILABLE MARCH I TO PERMANENT,
brick dwelling, S rooms. gear sarsee oil
So per month OWNER, Adams 4a3a, "
s250--NEW DET BRICK FIVE BED
rooms, 3la baths. paneled den. rec. room,
. ffreplaces screened porch. two-car garage
corne: lot; restricted community. Call
NEARBY WEsTMoRELAND HILLS MD,
Pa blocks from transportation; white
brick detached maids room and hath.
heat Immediate possession.
RANDALL H HAGNER & co. INC,
Evenings and SUNDAY. Mr.. Barrow,
Evening star., 1943-02-07

2 PROTESTANT GIRLS WANTED TO
share furnished bungalow III Arlington.
q hour from Munitions BlGg Call Gil
O36l Sun. or after 8 20 WeekdayS
Evening star., 1943-02-07

A beautiful, detached, center -hall-p plan,
CAPE COD brick, delightfully."- situated Just
OF New Hampshire ave. there is a large
living room with modern, log burning fire
place; breakfast room. modern kitchen
equipment with elec. refrigerator. dining
room, first floor; lovely bedrooms with tiled
bath upstairs; featuring automatic air
conditioned heat. storm windows and doors
fully screened, metal weather-StripUed and
insulated. Possession in 80 days. ACT
QUICKLY. Call Mr.. Evans. WO n"9O, with
.7' SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H ST NV National o345.
Evening star., 1943-02-07

TN TAYLOR st. n.w.-6 rms and bath,
Oh neat; L blk. from Georgia ave. and
az stores, blk. from schools And
cGnurches. For information cali D j.
S6r 6SrohhoT' RA: 0O67, with J. j. o'coN.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
ST, 7,500-BUNGALOW.
S7,250.

! block from bus, 3 years old rmy
bath porch gas heat. large lot Bethesda
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SWAP 3-RM. APT. WITH / BEDRM, NV,
for to 3 hedrm apt or house. Aprll ]
ncclnancv r1refnrrPd GE NSnI
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ApAgTs. FuRh OR uhFUnN.

1891 BLAGDEN AVE BEhULIFUl
English basement apt. IN one Of WASH
s5nftons best residential snc,ions ~, Stn
unfurn. 800 P5t entr SII'abln A my
ofhcers or man aud wte PA S'95
SWAP 5-RM. MOD. CORNER
APT. IN NV.
r , ~ ,.-oa ,.e.+-.1 o.. ,,- CT Goa2
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NICE CLEAN-CUT, BUNGALOW ON WIDE
wooded lot IN restricted Silver Spg sub
division; hotwater heat, full attic and
hSmt; bus nearby; S6,95o: about 81 500
cash needed. r. p. RIPLEY, SH 1889;
even, Sill Spg n6fS
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
"a BLOCK OFF WISCONSIN AVE
See this vell-located home containing
lns room, dining room and sun parlor,
modernly EQUIPPED Kitchen. To Inspect
call Mr.. Ahbe WI. $500.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tc.,.,


3 ADULTS WANT HOUSE, 3 BEDRMs.
Chevy Chase, Md. or D. c.; unfurnished.
. or 3 BEDROOM, UNFURN. HOUSE;
prefer detached. Phone CHI. 1900, Ext
NAME YOUR PRIcE-FAMILY OF 3
Bethesds Chevy Chase Cha. o. NV permanent;
refs. address, Il. WEAVER, 1890 H st. NV.
SILVER SPRING-uNFURN. . OR BED
room house, by responsible family cf four.
highest references Shepherd 3i43
SITE FOR CAMPFIRE GIRLS FOR 6
Wks- Accommodate 40. near transporta-
ton and grocery store; summer season
Box la-T. Star
and unfurnlshed houses in the northwest
section Of the city and near suburbs. We
can can fnd YOU a responsible tenant il you
VIII list YOUR house with US.
, r; RAEDALL G. H HAGNER & CO, Inc
WHY LOSE MONEY?
CAL CENTER, BETHESDA. wants unfjirn
house :! or = bedrms,; help store or dis
p27e p7 9t furniture. Phone after 9 PM
THE FINEST CARE
ing tor a nicely furnished ) Or room
detached house in desirable neIghbOr-
hood INV area preferred, on a yearly
lease basis. VIII pay up 10 Sl10 Can
furnish top references. Please call Ran
dolph 1928, Mr.. or MRS. GEORGE H.
BEERS.
NORTHWEST ONLY.
, or bedroom house. unfurnished or
furnished, VIII pay up to $3.50 mo- EN-
WPB OFFICIAL AND WIFE
NEED UNFURNISHED HOUSE
MARCH /. NO CHILDREN, !,
LEASE, PHONE WA. 1868.
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A DELIGHTFuL HOME IN RoLLINGWooD

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
High eleYa ton. wooded lot | 80 #. front,
eVergFeenS. flasstone walks, rock garden,
lily pool; l2XlS concrete side porch over
looking the park. Residence brick, stone
and timber; 3 bedrooms, , baths (bedroom
with toilet and lavatory on first floor suit
able for dem, electric kitchen SPACIOUS
ROOMS THROUGHOUT. Recreation room