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The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
BEAVERTON
BY Mrs. J. w. Barnard

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Fisher and
children spent Sunday at the H. K.
Brooke home.
Lloyd Barnard made a business
trip TO Hinsdale Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Gilmore call
ed at the Beaverton store Mon
day
Billy Brooke is visiting his parents
few days this week. He is helping
his uncle get ready to farm.
Lloyd Barnard spent Wednesday
in Saco having his pickup checked.
B. j. Menge and Vincent Barnard
spent Wednesday in Saco working
on their engine.
Lloyd and Vincent Barnard went
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Jordan CouIee
BY Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson

John Mogan spent the week end
visiting his father, Alex H. Mogan,
Bonnie Lyn Nelson attended the
Methodist young peoples institute
In Glasgow Friday evening and
Saturday.
Alex H. Mogan is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mogan.
Mrs. T. L. Of Hinsdale visited
Mrs. A. c. Mogan Monday.
John Lenertz took the mail out
to the people in the north country
Friday because the mail carrier
Mr.. Charles couldn't cross Milk
river.
The Rev. Richard johnson Wis
tied at the A. c. Mogan home Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson
called at the Henry Lick ranch
Friday.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Four Generations
In Reunion Held
At Reddig Home
BY Courier Correspondent

GRANDVIEW - Four generations
have been brought together here
by the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Sperling of Waldeck, Sask. They are
at the Henry Reddig home
as Mrs. Reddig is their daughter
The Walter Reddigs and their chill
dren make up the third and fourth
The Sperlings arrived
about two weeks ago and plan to
stay the allowed 90 days for Can
adams to remain in the states.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Housewife Will
Get Supplies to
Can Garden Crop

The war production board has
taken steps to be sure that the
American housewife will have ade-
quate canning equipment to take
care of the products of her fam
ily's Victory garden. the Denver
Regional WPB office reports. Here
is the situation: Lids-metal releas-
ed for manufacture of approximate
" three billion lids; glass jars
there will be plenty, more than 500
million to be produced; pressure
cookers - production okayed for
10000 more cookers, twice as MANY
as were made last year.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
WE'RE NOT DOING so BADLY

from of officers serving in New Guinea tells
his parents that his group had special treat to eat on
day. Was turkey and the fxins? No. it whole
wheat bread treat should reminder those
us who umbe about the srngency of food raonng about
the inequalities of our gasoline apporonmen about the
effort When prone to do little grousing every
American does let think of those New Guinea and
of whole wheat bread.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
DOESN'T LIKE DURATION"

friend hands clipping expressing the writer's dislike
of the term for the Duration How about dropping this for
the duration and using its place until vctory? the article
asks We agree that the duration term negative and that
until victory" would better indication of morale But
like lot of other phrases stick the American conscious
ness we for the duration may be with for the
duration though until victory has positive ring to it
that gives one lift.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Two Subscriptions
Donated For Room

Donations of two subscriptions for
the county Red Cross hospitality
room were reported this week by
Mrs. R. L. Irle, canteen and camp
service chairman of the chapter
Mrs. Minnie Mcintyre provided
years subscription to Life and the
P. E. o. a years subscription to
Readers Digest.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
STOLEN PROMOTED

HINSDALE - Arthur o. Stolen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Stolen
of Hinsdale, has been advanced to
the grade of corporal, according to
a press release from Key Field,
Miss. Corporal Stolen, who enlisted
in the army air forces at Mis-
soula, April 26, 1912. is serving at
Key Field with a bomber squadron.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
First BAPTIST Church

Church Bible school at 10. E. B.
Pease. superintendent. Holy Com
munion service at II. Anthem by
the choir. Communion meditation.
Dispensing the Lords Supper. Youth
Fellowship service at $50. Stanley
Wittmayer, president. Evening Cos
pei service at 7:30. Sermon. Re
demptive Bruises" Bible study and
prayer service at 7, Thursday. Choir
rehearsal at g. Henry F.. Widen,
minister.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01

Church school at 10. Mrs. G.. r.
Austin in charge of worship period.
Young peoples training class for
church membership meets during
church school session. Morning wor-
ship at II. Anthem by senior choir
Sermon, The Push of Progress and
the Pull of Purpose" Pilgrim Eel
lowship at 7. Choir rehearsal Sat
uroay at 7:3O.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Mere H0SfeSSeS Needed to
Serve Red Cross Workers

E. P. Erickson. Mrs. Christ Christ
ensen, Mrs. Brown, Mrs George Nc
Naughton, Mrs. M. A. Taylor and
Mrs Blair 1t was suggested that
members of lodges, clubs and
church women's groups would be
interested in this project.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Glasgow Gospel Tabernacle

(Assembly of Cod
Sunday school at 10. Adult les
son subject: Jacob Away from
Home" Genesis % TO 81. Morning
worship at IL. Evangelistic service
at 7:45. Prayer meeting Tuesday
at 7:45. Christ's Ambassadors meet
ing Thursday at 8. Wheeler Bible
class and Children's Christian club
Friday at 7:30 at the school at
Wheeler. Paul Williscroft, pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Opheim Lutheran Church

Sunday school at 10. Services al
II. l., D. r. meets Monday. April
., at the dorm. Lucille and Belinda
Johnson, hoSteSSeS. Services AT
Richland Bench at 3. Midweek len
ten services Wednesday at 8.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01

First Evangelical Lutheran Church
SUNDAY school at Gas. Bible class
at gas. Worship at II. Senior Luth-
er league at 7. Junior Luther league
Monday at z. Midweek lenten serv-
ices Tuesday at 8.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Nelson Unopposed
For School Board
I'm HinSdaae Area
BY Courier Correspondent

INSDALE-Albert O. Nelson, a
member of the school board of
Hinsdale district for almost 16 years
and present chairman, is unopposed
for reelection to a three year
term, according to r. E. Hillman,
board clerk. Mr.. Nelson filed for
reelection last week and no other
filings had been received Saturday
the final filing date. Mr.. Nelson
has been a member of the District
7 school board almost continuously
since 1927. Prior to that he served
on the board of District 4 for sew
eral terms. He is a we'll known
western Valley county farmer and
stockman.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Christian Science Society

Services in Masonic hall, Second
avenue south and Seventh street,
Sunday at II. Subject of lesson
sermon, "Unreality." The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
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u <~~rIlIH<~~
st. Raphaers Church

Every Sunday: Masses at Glas-
gov at and 10, and masses at Fort
Peck at 9. Week days: Masses every
day at 7:30.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Christian Church

Sunday school communion service
at 10. - Fern Russell, superintend-
ent.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01

Worship at 9. Sunday school at
iO:!O. Confirmands Wednesday at
4:l5: Luther league Wednesday at
7. Mdweek Bible study at s.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Opheim GospeI TabernacIe

Sunday school at 10. Morning
worship at II. Evangelistic services
sunday evening. Choir practice at
tuesday evening. Rev. Carl
Hines. pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
WATER STOPS MAIL

GENEVIEVE - Hinsdale Thoeny
mail service was disrupted this week,
the carrier being unable to deliver
because of high water.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
Methodist Church

NtCtiouiSt CnuTcn
Church school at 10. Bible class
for older folk from 10 to II. Morn
"Consoling the Afflicted" Youth
Fellowship at $50. Juniors on Mon
day afternoon.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01
lII!'13Ila;[!!l3;l!
Can Government Operate Big
Business without Controlling
Little Business?

A. debated by
Or. Harry ". Ladder Samuel Crowiher
Executive Director, League for Celebrated Writer .
IudusfroI Democracy Author of "Time O Inquire"
The Glasgow courier., 1943-04-01

Britons consume 30 percent more
fresh green vegetables than they
did before the war.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Murder
Mystery
esRn VN7.BLB

For "a radio drama rcpletc with
thrills tune M ON Station WJLB
al IL ~ p m tomorrow. Hear the
FROM Page Drama. based on ma
tcr,al from ihc floS Of The Amcri-
can Weekly, Americas most in
tCrcstnC weekly magazine. which
comes with The Detroit Sunday
Times
stop the Whistles"
This aGon.l,ng cry, uttered by a
popular and beautiful young
singer uSt before she died. was
the only clue tho Bolivian police
had 10 a series of shocking muir
dcr> in which the. victims were
found horribly contorled in death.
How this slim. battling clue
helped solve q bizarre, true muir
der mystery. whose central figure
was noted scientist engaged in
dlabolICal experiments. will be re-
enacted lu the Front Page Drama
over Station WJLB tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

WASHINGTON Sept 30 uP)
July deliveries ot food and other
agrcllt4raE commodities for OK
port|to Allied hgnung fronts were
Tho iarEcst tor any month since
TIT 1r7-Tv1 0TJTT5TT0Ty were started
IN March. 194l the war food ad-
ulnle'rauon revealed today.
Deliveries Az shipSide during
July tho WFA said totalcd T.
ESQ 0o0D 900 pounds OF food and
other farm products. bringing the
fo'al( for the FIRST seven months
nf 1913 20 6 6.450o00 600 pounds
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
What Your Ydnk
Wants Depends
On Where He Is

pirsrt from Tho OWI comes a
pccal GI Inst of CHRISTMAS gifts
wanted by ou fighting forces
overseas
--r' r-r7-Tr1 1--T77-TS fdv0TItc, no
matter whore Tho ScrplCcman rs
stationed is "a cheerful letter from
homo filled with news Of the
family and friends, and accom-
panied by few snapshots Of
familiar people and places
TASTES vary according 70 The
particular area in which the sol
dier. sailor or marine is located
For example. u YOU have a NcrN-
lermH fighting iu the European
thcaicr. Nou might include among
other gifts % pair Of women $
>h'r stockings and American
makeup which make ideal pres
SCENTS for The hostess when he is
invited out 20 dine
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
War College Head Food Sent 10 Allies
Replaces Col. Gamble In July Sets Record

WASElNGTC& Sept no up.
Col William %cry Todd Jr
as Of LcaycnWdrth kar ha,
beer named post commasdsuf an
the army war college succeeding
Col Claude ! Gamble ot re.
pIDIIC NlCT row director Ct
supply ami Services a. me war
college who had acld fhe con-
man1ar''S post temporarily.
The po-f formerly a school ~
higher military education for
hTTnv officers IS no0 head
o.artcrs for thc army ground
forces.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

p0VAI I-I-hile ana Meyers IN, 5-toSo y
hoihL open 5f5. Park Free Barbara
Stanwyck In Lady OF Burteague. q" Plus
"backg round to Danger George Rat,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
HARMoNICAs POPULAR

In the Canal Zone. subscription
20 hometown papers, athletic
clothing, swim suits. and harmon
4caS make The most poplar gifts.
Above all don't forget 10 keep
your packages within the five
pound weight limit and mail them
as soon after Sept. l5 as possible.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
cCNATr-eili Michigan. near LI,ernol, !.

CLNilL Attend Daily Matinee Cooled
Errol Flynn In "Edgc of Darkness: Alsl
Claire Trevor In Good Luck. Mr.. Natr. 20
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

WYAND0TTF-wysndotts. Mich. -.
W Ih'DUliL Open 900 Cooled ParPl
Free Alan Ladd China " My Frsy
Fucka" Saturday Nat Cartoon PartiN
WYAND0TTE.MAJESTIC- IC-"ss"sot.s "1.S q esol.I'
'patk free Brenda Joyce IN Thumb. Up"
Plus "Gaucho Serenade," with Gene Autry.
vnIIp-Forest at Mt-Elliett- -pIHiss0 4
lUUn open 3 IS Fred MacMurray, Rosa.
-rruf EugSrTf 'Tr1TKht roF FrSs10m.- \ -
Rive Cravrs 10 Cairo Franchot Tone
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Iran Enters War on Reich

LONDON. Sept 10 GNSl The
nc3r east nation of Iran yeStcr-
dav declared war on Germany
Reuters reported in a dispatch
from Tchcran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

DOWN oodward near Temple RA: s6se y
hUhI DEFENSE WORKERS
open - Hours Every Day, Come Any
Time and See a Complete show. RA. e6ss.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
What S On the Air

his program has been
rUu Iht perou Times
o. the stations ntren
f-zi~ - the presentations
30 .Ne~ulet are nut ur
fneatr mo fault ues wi'f
no stations ana not The
pefruE Times
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
SATURDAY MORNING

CKLW-Nsws Ace.
WCAR-kewk.
WNYZ-Market Basket.
MJLB-BethesdA Tempe.
WEXLs-NeWCAEt.
1913 A. M.
WV MUSIC.
CkLW-Rainbow house.
WCAR-Tabernacle-
WEYX-News Ace.
" ENL-Vsrlety music.
10 10 A. 81.
NIR-H HlGhltghi House.
WWJ-Babe Ruth-T
WNYZ-John Freedom u
WJLB-Great Walt1es.
WEHL- Music.
IO:4S A. NJ.
WJR-Mrs. Page-T.
WWl-Det. police program
WCAR-Nictory Gardens.
ii 90 A. VI.
WJR-NeWs
WWJ Saturday showdown
CKLW-Chnd Bible hour
WCAR-News Ace.
MNYZ-x Xavier Cugat NJ.
WJLB-Flying Reporteh
WEXL-NewsCaEt.
lI;l5 a. VI.
WJR-Let's Pretend
WCAR-JunEis Jim-D
WEXL-Musical program,
ll:S0 A. VI.
WJR-FaShions In rations
WWJ-U s. Coast Guard
WCAR-Letters from boys
WY Blue Playhouse
WJLB-Llsten 10 Leibert.
WENi~-Dauce music.
WtBk-Hasten the day D
i1lS A. ".
Wtk h SUiFs Jones NJ
WiiR Scratch time I.
WJBk-Nevs Roundup.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Nh TOmET ARTICLES

Soldiers in Sicily viii welcome
a variety of toilet articles and
men stationed In The Middle East
have put in a request for good
cigars pipes and clgaret lighters.
Those 5n China Burma. or India
would like combs sun glasses and
underwear while the lads in
Australia have asked for station
cry fountain pens that Won teak
at nigh attitudes and bottles Of
ink IN plastic containers.
Members OF the Alcutian forces
would enjoy luxury items oSpc-
cally. uch as radios, NaShy
rings. fishing equipment leather
Graf, and metal working outfits.
Practical gifts like morcy belts.
Shocshiuc kits. and khaki tics
would please the boys down in
Hawaii.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
FOR COLoRED
FACE FACTS DON'T WAIT

BUY NOW FOR SPRING OCCUPANCY.
. Brookland-We have recently listed
three homes in an ideal Brookland loca-
ton; two of these homes are situated on
large lots, very attractive, one Groom
frame, the other 7-room frame; both have
2 baths auto. hot-water heat: very conv.
70 transp. price, $4,000 each; cash,
$1,000 each.
One bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, auto
hot-water heat, hardwood floors; price,
$500. $4,000 cash.
Maryland ave. n.e.-6 rooms and bath
brick home. hot-water heat, coal: most at
tractive neighborhood; near both bus and
streetears; priced for quick sale at
S5,400, terms.
Division ave. ne homes in excellent
eordltion, one 7 rooms and bath, semi
detached brick. including finished recrea-
tlon, room; another. 8 rooms and bath,
brick; both houses have hardwood floors
on two floors, tile bath. modern kitchen
auto, heat; price, $3.50; $1,000 cash:
and S6.15u, 81, 600 cash.
These homes shown by appointment
only. Sunday, 1q to pm. Call Mr.
John R. Pinkett, Inc,
1902 New Jersey Ave NV pU S1S7
Evening star., 1943-02-21
COI,ORED

Brklnd.-Det and lovely: q rms, bth h.
WI. cellar, porehcs, lee., lot; $1,000 down
Clay n.e.-Semi-det. brs., 6 rms. with
everything and modern; 81 900 down.
Morris rd.-Corner Colonial brk like
new; Z rms. with mod. kit, bthr mod. recr
rm., hwow. frs, gas heat. Ruud hot-water
system; etc, poss; May IS; $1,000 down;
attic rm., full basement, garage; ideal
neighborhood in The Park: 500 down;
Kenyon NV, mr. Cat rms and tile
bth.. Col. brk., h.-w.h hdwd. frs., rear
pchs., full cellar. gear gar. $1,000 down
Col; rG, near Ga.-5 rms, Col 5rk. with
81 900 down.
800 blk 2nd SET rms, bth., h.-w.h.,
cellar porches; 81 900 down.
900 blk. G n.e.-6 rms, bthp h.-w.h.;
800 blk. Irving n.w-5 rms, bth.. h.
VII: $4,000 down.
Park I'd. at th n.w.--6 rms, tile bth.,
porches. hdwd. frs, h.-w.h., cellar; 1st
commercial: $1,000 down
JOHN P. MURCHISON,
RE. 1927. 11Sl New Hampshire NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
COLORED-VACANT.
COJORED

KENYON ST. NEAR GA. AVE.
Row brick, & rms and bath, 3 porches
m i new-house condition. F. NJ. PRATT
co, MA sGs2. evenings IA. 52S4.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
DELIGHTFUL HOME,

On GA acres on the sunny slope Of
wooded hill at the foot of which is
natural swimming pool for the children
The house Is in excellent condition and
beds. There are baths large, cheerful
living room, modern Kitchen and other
desirable features; ! mile from bus and o
mules from WASHINGTON Price. $4,000:
terms. See MASON HIRST, Annandale
"a, at the end of Columbia pike Phone
Evening star., 1943-02-21
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
S6,0OO-ARIINGTON

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Beautiful
new 3,rm. brick bungalow on large, level
lot t32Xl50l with trees. Living rm. l3x19
rm:. kitchen. lst floor. Large floored
attlc, with 3 windows, for > additional rms.
Reasonable terms See today. % Out
Wash. blvd. to Nottingham, right to 2@nd
st., left to 6l00 @2nd St. CHI. S161, OK
Evening star., 1943-02-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ULTRAMODERN BLDG, 412I 18th ST,
NV available March l. 5000 it. of floor
platform IN rear, FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
CO. Sc5 H St NV.
SECOND COMMERCIAL GROUND AT 9Th
st. and Maine ave. S.W.. approx. 40 900 IT.;
has building suitable for Office cleo, water
also approx. $4,000 to 1880 #. at $40
Del ave: S.w. cleo, water. Sundays or
nights. gle. l43S. Office RE R43O
Evening star., 1943-02-21
2 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda &C
SCHWERTNER. MA lI47,
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

TWO MODERN COUNTRY HOMES IN
nearby Maryland. one of six rooms and
bath with one acre of land, two-car ga
rage, and one with SIX rooms, two baths.
eullt-ln garage aud IA acres; also several
homeslteS, from one-fourth to three acres
Spring. Nd. nIs
Evening star., 1943-02-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

rooms. bath. on lovely wooded lot; can
furniture kit bath modern; house only
, years old, price. $3.50: $500 cash
without furn, S33 per mo. WA. C706,
Hyatts
Evening star., 1943-02-21
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
Exclusively. Chestnut 3527
SMALL VIRGINIA ESTATE.

Charming and spacious home Of Southern
Colonial type, modern in every detail
Situated on eight Handicapped acres in
closed with a white board fence. in an
estate neighhorhood Gracious center hall,
large drawing rm. Gsx25l with fireplace,
bedrms. Il with fireplace, 2Ia baths: serv.
ants wing OF 3 rms and bath random
width floors Colonial cupboerds eyout-
site handicapped mantels. Offered for sale
by an out-of-town owner now in the serv-
ice. Price. S22,500. OIL. 1859,
Evening star., 1943-02-21

WITH AN UNBROKEN
PERMANENT VIEW OF POTOMAC
. lSt f.. large entr hall; TO the right,
living rm. 2Sxl7, fireplace long windows
with an enchanting view, opening onto
large fagstone terrace: to the left of on
trance hall, powder room; steps leading
up to library Ia ska 4, paneled in Phil
.pplne mahogany fireplace din rm. II Ak
1910 opening onto large screened porch.
large buffers pantry Monel-metal double
SINK, modern fully equipped kitchen; 2nd
hoor, 3 large bedrooms, each with pvt,
ing bath, small utility or workroom foored
attic over entire house. full basement with
storage room. laundry and extra large rm.
which could be used for recreation room
2-car garage slate roof; lot 90x145 with
many shrubs, This home has every con-
Venlence, including servants bell system;
carefully planned and built for owner
located in a restricted, exclusive section
nearby Virginia. Price. $4,000. For
further information and appointment to
inspect, call
ROMYE LAMBORN,
Evening star., 1943-02-21
$3.50 CASH. SIS MONTH
= rooms hath a m blocks tO

l''i'- S6!i " VEN. " a ii''
TAKE LIFE EASY, RAISE CHICKENS
ia acres chicken place 5 mi Alex, A.
rm. dwelling, elec. large poultry house
needs repair; fine trucking land offered to-
day and tomorrow for S35O0: as low as
$500 cash. bal, like rent, Don't delay,
bring deposit. CHAWFORD'S, never closed,
1902 Prince st. Alexandria 06l3,
Evening star., 1943-02-21
COLORED
BUILT TWO YEARS AGO.

And ve feel these big brick home values
will AMAZE. YOU. Think of rooms
with liz baths including classy recreat tion
room. where even in "blacEout' hours you
can relax, and enjoy the fun Of living III
comfort happiness and security. Priced
phone daily and Sunday for details.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
b001 E Capitol St. Realtors II. 354O.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

IIITtLE bLOONo . bU0-
Attractive tfrce-rOom, bath bungalow,
basement plpeiess furnace with blower.
ront and side porChes screened &C lot,
5u%l 10, rear fenced, 81 1l3u, $500 c7sh.
"a rer month c. b zANTZINGER co.
a35 K ST. y " Ma 531l. Evenings ano
Sunday call WA 1877.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
TROUT BARGAINS.'

Te- Security" Farm-S1 900.
Well suited for vegetables and poultry, in
gocd community: handy to large and small
-'f'S.rlai cities, bathing and fishing
,.c. n , miles; comfortable 6-rm. dwelling,
lovely open view, garage, wash and poultry
houses; z excellent level. productive acres,
pg. A.
Dandy One-Man Truck Farm.
81 acres, almost all in level loamy tillags
for Md. canning crops, etc. apples; good
dwelling, rms driven we'll. beautiful
maple shade, nice lawn and view good
barn 30x36, meat and poultry houses, on
mscadam hwy, few minutes to depot,
store, school, cannery, etc: Al oppor-
tunty at 81 500, terms: see picture pg
IS. Bic Catalog-write for free copy.
STROUI REALTY, 1427-N Land Title
Bldg, Phila.. Pa.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE OR SHARE OFFICE.
Georela 667S or Executive 1864.
ONLY IS MONTHLY EXCLUSIVE USE
desk, secretarial service, private confer
ence room, etc; finest downtown loca-
ton, or ST 90 weekly for mailing privilege
MARYLAND Bldg. l410 H st. NV, Suite @27
FURNISHED OFFICE, LARGE STREET
floor room; private entrance: modern
equipment inc. typewriter. adding ma
chine, files; phone can be arranged: rental,
500. Inspect . to l Monday or Tuesday
HAMMOND AND CO, 1245 gath st. Nv.
Republic O91l
HALF OR SMALL DOWNTOWN SUITE,
part. furn., S35. Call WI 1854 after
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, INCLUDING
secretarial service, 3rd and Kennedy SITS
NV, across from the Kennedy Theater.
Apply n. BECKER & CO. RA 1850.
PRIVATE OFFICE, USE OF RECEPTION
rm and share stenographer. Downtown
bank bldg. Ma. 657S: Sun, GE. 4442
DONIPHAN BLDG. ALEXANDRIA VA
Splendid opportunity for physician (eye
ear, throaD. This office has been used
for that purpose for past > years. A. S.
DCNIPHAN & SEN 4o5 Doniphan Bldg,
Rms ana Col1mbu StS. Alexandria. Va.
Oftlce NleE. OS4O: residence. Temple GG1l.
DOWNTOWN CORNER BLDG.
5 stories, over 60 large rms; can
rent all or part.
JEROME S. MURRAY.
RE. 2460. 1881 G ST NV MI 452o.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
ouT-oF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

NICE PLACE GULF COAST FLORIDA
About 2Q-acre grove, lovely grounds shrub
berry, old English farmhouse, arteSian we'll.
Call RA. 3542 Sundays and evenings.
NICE PLACE GULF COAST, FLORIDA
About 20-acre grove, lovely grounds, shrub
berry, old English farmhouse. artesian we'll
Call RA. 3542 Sundays and evenings.
PROFITABLE APARTMENT HOTEL
IN SARASOTA, FLORIDA
To settle a partnership. Attractive, mod
ern, freproof, steam heated downtown,
bay front, II units. Always filled. Splen-
diidly furnished, perfect repair. refined
clientele. Requires $4,000. Present man.
asenent available. Write B. NJ. FRANCKE,
broker, Sarasota, Florida
ARMY OFFICER $ COUNTRY HOME NEAR
Frederick, so mi. from Washington
room, 3 baths, 3 fireplaceS, stoker, Scar
eardGe, outbIlldlngS, small orchard, ber-
RES, etc; "a acres tillable land Close TO
9uS and electric railway and airport. On
y, 5. hlgnWay; Sacrifice price. Luxurious
Lqmr mat VIII earn money. EDWARD D.
STORM. attorney, Frederick phone il3.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

BRICK BUNGALOW. 5 OR & ROOMS PRE-
ferred coal or gas heat, ami; NV. or
ne. Contact soon. Box 24l-Y. Star.
PRIVATE PARTY DESIRES TO BUY d.
rect from owner. Phone weekdays, Dis
trict 500 MR.. PERKINS.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

70 ACRES WITH COMFORTABLE 7-RooM
2Tick mouse. IA miles from Washington,
water heat bath. servants bath and otbr-
bbeSHsoie bas features The land is rolling and
tiaS os StnaIi stream. The property is ac-
SSe[V!ce prGe. $1,000; onc-third down
@ zee MASON HTRST, Annandale, va, at the
0Sl2. Closed Sundavs I'NA ="
Evening star., 1943-02-21
40 ACRES
NH1Inr1 L.ol.

lor, 2-car garage. good shade. immediate
possession; located within 20 minutes Of
downtown. on direct bus line to D C;
on hard road