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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
ALL VACANT.
Immediate Possession.

ALL SECTIONS OF CITY.
CHEVY CHASE, .. c.. 9,5oO--GAs HEAT.
Detached. new-house condition. Six rooms
and bath. LARGE living room with open
nnrepl .;e,, Hot-water heat, Nice yard.
TAKomAs pA Isi 0f 8 N Xaeaa
We have two splendid detached homes
in this section. One brick rms. and 2
baths, de luxe throughout, 3 years old;
one frame. rms. and 2 baths new-house
condition. Both priced right. Call US.
PETwokTH,. BRICK ROW. % IT. WIDE
rooms and bath. automatic heat. every
modern convenience. Terms. Vacant.
NEAR 3rd AND TucKERMAN-ss,s5o
Detached, rms. and bath. Hot water
neat. Redecorated. Porches. Vacant. We
ton; rooms and bath, all modern i'm
proponents, at $3.50. Let us show you
NEAR LIST AND r NE.-s7,a5o.
Brick row. gas heat. 8 rooms and bath.
N NTsse 9Th e Hnn Mass svE
,,s, rooms 1sss and bath, hot-water heat com
NORTHEAsT-s4.25o
v. B,.ck row 5 rooms ard bath Hot
NEAR llth AND D sW.---S6, $50.
condition ~ No'u
Rem. mber-these homes are vacant
immediate possession. When selling, buy
ing or trading. call us.
Observation-Disclosures
District $500 11o6 verr,on+ Az.
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VIE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfinished houses in the
northwest section of the city and near
suburbs, We can find you responsible
tenant If you will list your house with Us
RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO. Inc.
1891 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
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Office Open
Sunday, II AM. to 4::3O PM.
Phone OR ddHd

Phone OR. 1854
for further information about the follow
ing homes:
Takoma Park-$4,
SMALL CASH PAYMENT, MONTHLY PAY
MENTS LIKE RENT TO RESPONSIBLE
PURCHASER.
Bung allow on large shaded lot, over 200
1T. deep. Contains living room dining
room ROOM kitchen. z bedrooms and bath.
Near st. AIMS Church.
LOVELY RESIDENTIAL SECTION. CON-
vEN1ENT TO. BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
Semi detached brick. insulated and weather.
stripped, good condition. Contains 4 bed
rooms, baths, large living room, dining
room, sun room. kitchen and pantry
Built-in garage St5,25O.
GeorgetoWn-$6,950.
3-bedroom red brick row house on a nice
fenced lot. Detached garage. Coal heat
This house is in excellent condition and is
near tranSportati ton. schools and stores
W. c. Il A. N. Miller Development Co
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
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FOREST HILLS

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
This home will not appeal to you II you
are an average person because it is de-
cldedly different and has an appeal all its
own. L-shaped living rm.. bedrms and
bath on LIST floor. ? bedrms and bath on
End floor. For price and further lnforma-
ton, today phone WI. 5707.
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POSSESSION TN DAYS

2h-year-old brick home, rooms, tile
baths bright basement, porch, attached
garage; large wooded lot; close to every
tnlng: IN excellent neighborhood. WI 5344
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Chevy Chase, Md.-S14,25O
6 BedrOOmS-o Raths

Substantial center-han brick. one-half
block from Chevy Chase Club Spacious
level lot 100x140. Fine shade trees.
F1rst-floor library with fireplace, large
living room with fireplace, large, bright
dining room with fireplace. bedrooms
IS quoted becaue Of needed repairs BOSS
4 PHELPS. Realtors. MA. 1900 Exclusive
Shackelford, ST. ffOR
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FOR COLORED.
MUST SELL TODAY.
EXTRA SPECIAL.

VACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Needs some paperins and painting but
at the low. price offered, $1,000. this is q
real buy for smart, thrifty buyer. Q
[coan. First come. frst served Only
$1,000 cash needed DIS N ST NV.
Open Sunday ! to pm
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
9c5 N Y Ave wv MA orar
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

1880.
home located within / block Of trans;
near schools and stores. Semi-detached.
22-ft; brick home. g large rooms, / bath.
detached garage; h.-w.h., porches. Ideal
bone or rental investment. Fin; 1890
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont. f,


REsPONsIBLE COUPLE DESIRE APT. OR
SI2b maximum. RE 500. EXT. ID.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WITH FAMILY
REQUIRES, prior to April 10, 5. or e room,
house pTeie5a0y NV
reasonable rent. Box Use. Star. IA
HOUSE WANTED EITHER IN ALEXAN-
dria itself or outskirts; Seminary Hill pref
erably; must have ample ground for vic
tory garden; will guarantee upkeep of
property in lease; can furnish excellent ref
for 3 adults. TIE. 3393,
PROFESSIONAL GOVERNMENT WORKER
wants to z room unfurn. house in quiet
residential area NV. or nearby Arlington.
WIN take excellent care OF property, Phone
WANTEDl ABOUT MIDWAY, FOR l2-Mo.
lease. nicely furnished house in Chevy
Chase. Md, adj. Conn. ave. with As bed
rms, 2-2t2 baths and maid rm.; no chill
6ren; best refs Telephone Elk $500, Ext
S76, during Office hrs. or Shepherd 1896
SMALL UNPUBLISHED HOUSE NEAR CO.
lumbis pike or Lee blvd: young couple with
yesr-old baby. Rent, S50-S60. Chestnut
IousE. UNFINISHED, NV, AUTO.
heat, near transportation; adults; refer
ence; to S15. RIA, 1914.
GENTLE EXECUTIVE AND WIFE, DRAFT
inston. desire unfurn. four or five room
bungalow or detached house with garage,
\ Bethesda; viii take possession any " time
from April lst to May LIST: Ss5 mo. Write
70 x. DUNCAN. 1925 Wilson lane, Be
thesda. Md.
MOTHER AND WORKING SON DESIRE
nore than hours ride from Navy Yard.
sliso 1856.
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PRICE, 81 oOo--7 ROOM FRAME HOUSE.
but not the lot, white pine sidine extra
stronR, heavy, hard, solid timbers, coal
eurnins, hot.vster heating plant Unjust
be removed before April ID. FIR. $3.50
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HOME OR INVESTMENT,
1860 KENYON SIT NV

contains IL rooms including 4 kitchens5,
,ala baths arranged as complete apis !:
Nv n tcoal or oill; Frigidaires: full
Fire escape on rear, garage LIST floor apt.
vacant, newly decorated present income
$4,000. Terms. OWNER. MA. 7O65. Sun. :,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

FIRST OtFENlNG.
| beautiful red brick home, constructed
by an outstanding builder. A choice loca-
| tion. Six large rooms, 2 tile baths finished
| schools and trans. Priced for a quick sale.
Should be seen today. EN-. 1890 Sunday
Conn. ave.
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Detached Corner Home.
WOODRTDCE RIINCAIOW

1929 South Dakota ave. NE large
rms and bath, open fireplace. hot-water
coal heat large basement; garage; close to
schools, churches. stores and transp. A
real buy. Priced for quick sale, $3.50;
terms. Phone Decatur OILY.
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Woodbridge Bungalow. Sc $50.

2s41 Monroe st. n.e.--5 nice rms and
bath, open flreplace. large attic (can be
arranged for 3 rmsl, oil heat, built
garage. Excel location, mr.. r. I. ave.
Phone US today. Decatur OILY
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1929 EUCLID ST. NV.
This substantial brick home u
without . doubt today's outstand-
ing value. % large rooms, 3 baths,
h.-w.h., full basement, gear garaEe.
Convenient to stores, schools and
TRANSPORTATION. Ideal home and In
yestment. Investigate At once.
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OUTSTANDING
HOME VALUES
VACANT
Immediate Possession

Lovely row brick home, g nice
rooms, bath, h.-w.h., oil. b.i. "a
rage. electric refrigerator. Immac-
ulate condition. Don't fail to IN
spect this outstanding value. Only
S6,15O.
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IN PINK OF CONDITION

nv I1N1A UT OOINIJI I(JN,
ROCK CREEK HILLS ESTATES.
rms home has unusually LARGE studio
paneled living room, wood burning fireplace.
large dining room, beautifully equipped
Sltchen. guest room and private bath on
ist noor, large bedrooms and complete
bath on End floor, large screened
porches, full basement with maids room
ana patn, 2-car built-in garage; nearly
bus at front door; price, $4,000.
GRAHAM-HAII,. WI 325n
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BETHESDA. MD.

Attractive detached brick in new-hocse
condition, g rooms. baths, air-condi-
toned gas heat; finished 3rd floor. recrea-
ton room, electric refrigerator. modern
pipes and screens; near TRANSFORMATION,
schools and shops, Illness Of owner neces-
states selling. Price well under $40 900
Phone Wisconsin $3.50 for particulars and
appointment to inspect
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ARLINGTON - S7,25o - BRICK SEMI
Get. 2 bedrms., oil beat, full basement:
large lot. Cony, bus. Navy. Pentason BldrS
OWNER, 500 So. Courthouse I'd. CH. 454s
brick, large corner lot: blocks to bus II
rou Ike large stresmlinod kitchen and
6esu0ful dining room you VIII like this
SLIGO 33As
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TAkOMA PARK
CARROLL AVE

Detached home arranged for
two families. 3 rooms, bath.
OIL heat. LARGE lot S3x2I5.
Don't miss this. II won't last.
Only 1880.
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YOU CAN'T BEAT

This a0.ft. brick house on Decatur st.,
room, dining room. kitchen, pantry, 4
oedrooms. Ia tile baths tmodern), front
spacious basement, 2-car brick garage.
~ &C, H. HLLEGEIST CO,
1921 K St. NV. MA. $500.
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Nearby Virginia-S1O.5OO

You will agree that this is splendid
value Detached brick built In 1899. s
large bright rooms including paneed Ii
with fireplace, air-conditioned heat ga
rage and pretty lot One block from
BOSS & PHELPS, realtors, Ma 1900
exclusive listingl. Evenings and Sunday
call Mr.. Shackelford. ST.. 5000
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COLORED,

Desirable, laree 3-story brick house.
converted into 8 apis. Near 18th and Que
SITS. NV. H-w.h.. coal Live in one and
Middleton, Jr
r ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Investment Bldg RE 1881,
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M. Nth & Park Rd.-S7.50O
Substantial brick. s rms bath and
norchcS, hot-water heat ,cosn, parauet
floors. 2-car brick garage. cleo refg BOSS
= PHELPS. Realtors, MA. 1900 exclusive
hstinR). Evenings and Sunday call Mr.
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MOUNT PLEASANT

1873 irving st. n.w.-Semi-det brick &
large rms, bath. front porch, garage, h.
w;h; very comfortable home: reduced to
S11.500 w
SANDOZ, INC,
Dupont Circle DIT 1924
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.T6s ST. NE.-MODERN ROW BRICK
come. like new; B rooms, tile bath with
shower, full basement with gas furnace,
eot-water heat. fenced backyard facing
public playground. Only $3.50; $1,000
GOWN balance easy payments. Phone
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b709 GLENWOOD RID, BETHESDA
Owner forced to sell year-old, detached,
Groom brick house, automatic heat. FIRE
place, garage excellent condition large
lot Wisconsin 5Oa1
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NEAT.

MACARTHUR BLVD. AND RESERVOIR RID
years old, 3 bedrooms, full bath and
separate tile shower, living room dining
room, Kitchen, recreation room with bar,
gas neat. Possession in 80 days. Price,
$4,000; $1,000 cash required
C. II. HuLDGE1sT CO.,
1921 < st. NV. Ma $500.
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1928 QUINCY PL. NE. ROW HOUSE. Is
looms and bath. coal heat; garage on allev,
good cow. location just off No. Cap ST,
1880. Brokers protected r. p. RIPLEY,
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f4oa WILDWOOD DRIVE-PRICE. Ssa5o.
Kew Hampshire HIghlands-Owner leay-
Ing town--must be sold. Unusually laree
LIVING room dining room and big kitchen
second floor full basement, gas air-con-
ditloned heat, recreation room large lot
With trees: home ] year old Call Mr.
Boaze. GE 1919. or MAPLE & JAMES,
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$40 O0o-DETAcHED BRICK, 2-FAMILY
&pt. near Lincoln Park. u rooms, bath LIST
i.oor rooms and bath Cd floor rented
or S65;. oil heat; beautiful level lot, 55X
gao It: lovely garden spot To inspect to-
cay call REALTY ASSOCIATES Elk 1922
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SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW

WEol CHEVY CHASE, MD.
IL blocks from Wisconsin ave- rent.,
entdrance; hrst-1oor, large living room
ana ainins room. extra large den, kitchen:
n 1Iehe no s,f 4 large bedrooms, 2 baths,
rage: vacant. Rare bargain at Si5.e5
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 674O.
7240 Wisconsin Ave ~ M
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WOODBRIDGE.
CUSTOM BUILT BUNGALOW.
- Corner. Just off South Dakota ave
Has living room, dining room kitchen
dining alcove. den, - bedrooms | 7x23 and
bath on st floor a small apartment OF .
rms. kitchen, dinette and bath on 2nd
A.; maids room and bath. 2-car side-drive
garage; priced. 500 above assessed value
A Northeast businessman desiring one Of
appreciate the value in this home Eve
or sun. phone Georgia 1900
L. T. GRAVATTE.
72e 18th St. Realtor. MA. o7bS.
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D. C.. Mr. BLESSED SACRAMENT CHI
Owner transferred. must sell. First floor,
reception rm., liv. rm.. din. rm, breakfast
sunrm., sun ,parlor, freplaces. kit. pan
paths; 3rd A., . rms, bath. maids rm
large front porch, 2-car gar. Shown by
appointment only; S15,50O; only $3.50
cash. McCUNE, Excl. ACT AT 1lgU.
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OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO 6.
1929 SHEPHERD ST. NV
rms, attic full basement, deep lot. q
car garage; priced to sell; substantial cash
payment. balance as rent. May trade,
ROGER MOSS, DI. 1921.
no. 5000. Ewes Grorpis 6Asa
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GLASGOW RURAL
A.. I. nula Ehnirnan

Ill Dairy club. 81: Clarence Wag-
ner. 81: Lars Rognc. 81; Fremont Gid
con. SO: .Arvid Kissing. 50: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Runion. 81; Roy Zeigrr. 81:
John Knaff. $40 Center Home Dem
nnStratinn club. s.: Julius Engcr. 50:
Roy BillingSlcy. 81; Henry Dctchman,
81: G.. II. Newton. 81: James Aitkcn.
81: Elmer Hagen. 50: \. Engstr"m. 81:
Emery TphauS. 81: William UphauS.
81: MIR. and Mrs. J.. +. Phillips. 81:
William STANDBY. 81: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Knaff. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Todd. 81: John Madison. 81; Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard ~liclzrr, 50: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter j. B~rrigcnZcr. 50: Mrs. Elmer
IIakr. S2.JO: Elmer Ilakr, $40: Mr..
and Mrs. J. C.. Hanson. 81: Lewis j..
benson. 81: John Purcell. 81.
Tom Nelson. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
Cloves. 81: Syvrr Hanson. 50: Royce
Biddlc. 50: \. 6. Bruce. 81: Mr.. De
Dobbclecr. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hurl-
burt. So: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Olinger, 81;
Pedrr J.. Kibak. 81: Mr.. aud Mrs.
NrlS Dokken. 81: Ben Blomer. 81 Joe
SCHNEIDER. 81: W. c. Drager. 81: Mr..
and Mrs. Martin SCHNEIDER. 50: Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Miller. 81; Cherry
Creek Local, Farmers Union. SO: Les
ter sheldon. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hosford. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. sam Pos
pyhala. 50: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jak-
anOSki. 81: Mrs. AlunZO Durell. 81: Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Akre. 50: Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Richter. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam RameSz. 81 Mr.. II Mrs. o. pid-
wcrbecki. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. T.. =.
DaSchrr. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pot
ter. 81: Charles Rice. 81; Mr.. and
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Beatrice Bayne. 81; Elise Stensland, 81
Ellen Larson, 50: Mrs. Viola Lewis, 81
Olive McCulloch. 81: Mrs. Elizabeth
May. 81; Martha COllinSon. 81: Mrs. j.
kirkland. 81; Clara Bengert. 81; Lydia
Witt. 81: J.: J. Hines. 81; Mrs. !. j.:
Hines, 81; Ruby Fullerton, %; Betty
Brooks. -: Frances Hallett. %;
Shirley Baynham, p; Audrey La
FOurnaise. %: Grace Dunkelbcrger'
p: Lenore Bengert. 81 Gladys stems
land. 81: Inga LOvdahl. 81: Shirley
Wilson %: Mrs. otto ChriSlinS1n: 81
Mrs. Orville Teichrow, 81: Mrs. Wilbur
Crawford. 81: Mrs. Joe Matulka. ~;
Mrs. Ralph Watson, 81; Mrs. Frank
Whalen. 81.
Mrs. Clara Brown. 81: Mrs. ". G.
Rowan, 81 Mrs. Elizabeth Powell, 81;
Cecil c. Harrison. 50: Kenneth Hlivrn.
81: Robert James. 81: Joe Kaluza. 50:
John Keller, 81: Melvin Albertson, 81
Walter IiriX. $3.50: Roy Green. 81; Ray
Lamb, 81; Lee EllefSon. 81; Herbert
Gulbrandspn. 81: Leo DeBray. 81: John
Marson, 81 George Olson, 81; I"hn
Hennessy. 81: Fred Rice. 81: Sanford
Samson. 81: George Puchalla. 81: sam
Artcnian, 81; George German 50;
Jerry Mumm. $3.50: Lynn Frary. 81 ;
David Hallett, 81 Mrs. Roy Green. 81:
Mrs. William Thackeray. 81: l.. Scheidt.
81: Mrs. A. BeardSley. 81; Mrs. Joyce
Cochran, 81: Mrs. Otis A.. Hallctt. 81;
Frances Hallett. 81: Mrs. Grace NJ. Ed
wards. 81: Dale Daschcr. 81; Frank ).
Taylor. 81: William Schroeder. 81;
Stanley Mayberry. 81: Herman Lucke'
81: Bill Roman. 81: II. Mohr. 81; Mrs.
John Grandcir. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Tho,
Ouellettc, 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Schwenke. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jackson. 81: Mrs. Bergit BarStad. 81;
Mrs. Stanley Hoffman. 81 Dan DaSch-
cr, 81.
Two hundred and eighteen cOntribu-
of 81 or more, Total $422.2O.
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Mrs. John FOrsman, 81: John Ship,
81; Wilbur Hartley. 81.
Peter AslesOn, 81; Mr.. I'M Mrs. Floyd
Doke. 81: Sigurd Hotter, 81: III. II.
Barstad, 81; 7; f. Hatton, 81: Earl
Burner. 81; William Burner. 81; Ag-
mes Hartley. 81: Mrs. John Burner, 50;
Ben Rice. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Mag and
family, 81; Andrew Rogne. 80: Roy
Rice. 50: Mr.. and Mrs. \. Paulson, 81;
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Nertz. 81: Mr.. and
Mrs. Magnus Swenson. 81: Sadie u.
Hall. 81: Mary C~aricaburu. 81: Alice
Caricaburu. 81: Eliza ~Billingsley, 81:
Mrs. Sidney Cotton, 81; Ivar Harebo,
81: Robert Cotton. 81; Mrs. l.. Hum
phrey. SO: Mrs. Ethel Cheadlc, So: Mike
Had. 81: Hans Jensen. 81; Lund n
Palmer. 81 Lula Adams, 30: George
Demko, 81: Mrs. Ross DOrr. 81 Claude
Gouge. $1.lO: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Olson. 50; Mr.. and Mrs. William Nal
81; Oral McCleery. SO: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hall, 81; ID. A. Martin,
~
One hundred and twenty contribu-
of 81 or more. Total, $500.
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GLASGOW DISTRICT NO. ;

Mrs. &. A.. Clark, Chairman
Axrl Peterson, 50: Jerome wall -:
Occidrnt Elevator. SO: Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil ID. Campbell. 81; {. l.. Burroughs
81: stephen Weber. 81; Everett Me,
Inrrnry. 81: Nora Mumford. 81; Ed
Hodapp. 81 Mrs. i. J. Rinderknecht.
81: j. H.. Anderson. 81: Aagot Ian.
81: Ella HammernrSS. 50; Grt'iS FUR
rus. 81: j. +. Hoffman,. 50; Mildred
w. Kruzich. 81; Carl Shcllerud. So;
Maurice Arnold. So: $. \. Smith, 81;
Myrtle Smith. 81: blanche Grotjan, 81:
Hugh Bort0n. 81 Rudolph Envy, 81;
c. W. Kampfcr. 81: Judge Hurry 81;
Anton Rasmussen, 81.
81: Audrey johnson. 81: Mrs. +. r.
Notbuhm. 81: Mrs. j. NJ. Play: 81:
Mrs. II. :. Kille. 20: Mrs. Rex Thill,
81: Mr.. and Mrs. King Hartley 81;
Mrs. Blythe Mclean, 81: Mrs. Crcrila
Minnick. 81: J. W. Rice. $40: Dorothy
Brnzicn. $50: Mrs. Olaf Ninie, -:
Arthur Hall. 81: Mrs. Lily Wigmorc. 81:
Mrs. Hooking. 81: Mrs. Dudley Rush
ton. 20: j. Il. Robinson. 81; sophie
SyvcrSOn. 10: Mrs. IL. II. Ehersole' 81;
Mrs. Turnacliff. 81; Mrs. Ctfton, 81;
Mrs. Lloyd HnSterman. Sl.IJ; Mrs. Ar
mold. 50: Mrs. GrOrg" Hanson. 81: Mrs.
Ness. 81: H.. G. ScanSnn. 81 Nora
&. Johnston. $40: Helen u. Smith. 81:
Russell Iircchrr. So: William Nickel.
81: Goldyn e. Iotkin. 81: Mrs. Hans
Hanson. 81: Helen Otrrmrba. 81: Isabel
Rogers. 81: Myrlin Preston. 81: NJ. J..
Dunn. $40: Bonnie Sather. 50: W. \.
81: Asa Rogers, 81; ii. q.
81: NJ. VI. Kabcary. 81: Mrs.
May WAGNER. 81: Martin Miller. 81;
j. Fey. 81: Birdie Knorr. 50: Law
renee ITinman. 81: Lucille Arnold
81: Mrs. Florence ChOuinard. 81: Dor
othy Ryan. So: Mark Waddell. 50:
l.. Russell. 81 Grcta Srbel. 81
Ruth bowling. 81: Charles Whalrn. 81.
Magrudrr Motor. 81; Il. Grain. 81:
Hill. 80: Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward
50: Mrs. Mark u. Ilnyt, 81
and Mrs. r. L"iStiko. 81; Or. and
Il: T.. l.. Dougherty, 81: George
IIumphricS. 81: +. G.. Chambard, 81
Mrs. Wilson Brown. 81: Mrs. William
'otton. 81: Mrs. George l.. Nelson. 81;
Mrs. l.. I'arStad, So: Helen liatzlaff, 81
Bert William. 81: Mrs. T.. W. Olson.
Lean. 81: james X. Mctiihn"y. 81:
Madeline PirrSon. 81: Florence l.. ul-
;on. 81: onto Timm. 81: cliff Newton,
Il: Florence Elliott, 81: Dorothea \.
'uol, 81; Doris Peterson. 81: Evelyn
Ircik fern. 81: Evelyn Engrr. 81: Clar-
cc Black. 81: Martha ToewS, Sl.10:
Judith T.. Svingrn. 81: Jean p"hi. 81;
Agnes ~SchakoSky. 81; Maurccn Fuchs.
Il: Arlrda JakopSon. 81: Margaret
asset. 81: Thomas A.. Wagner. 81;
lloyd Ebrrsulr. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ForSythr. 81: Mrs. VI. :. Funk.
-: Mrs. J. Il. Durkcc. 50: Manson
Bailey Sr., 81: Mrs. Ben Olson, 81;
alvin Willard. 81: 1;ill HUMPHREYS, 81:
Mrs. Howard Kirkland. 81: /. W.
81.
Mrs. Sophie 4. Martcn. 81; Henry
Beverley. 81; G. l.. Dewitt. 81; Mrs.
Glenn iIallock. So: Mrs. Josef Sklowrr.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Crow. S1.j0; Mrs. Il.
II. Carr. 81 James StcmS"n. 81; Fred
Williamson. 81: Mrs. Charles Huber,
II: Mrs. &. l.. Dewitt. 81; Mrs. Charles
irimcS. 81: James \. Stewart. 81: Mrs.
'harlrs Reed. 50: Mlybcllr StenSrud,
y: Mary Ann Ho0lc. 81: Alice KaaSa.
II: Lydia EnSclcit. 81; Theodore Far
ell. 81; Dr. Il. L. Ryde, 81; Mrs.
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WAR CONTRIBUTIONS FROM
TAMPICO
NIro NJ MafzEau Ghafrmaa

Ben Boreson. 50: VI. Motzkau. 81: Mr..
and Mrs. T.. +. Martin. 81: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim B~illingsley. 81: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Molvig. 50; Fred J. Kegel, $3.50
o. r. Qualey. 50: Mike O. Neil. 81
Mrs. John Junger, 81: Il. Il. Porter. 81
X. L.. COrnwell. $40: John Etchart,
$40: Ike Simon. 50; Emanuel Denies
s%emacker. 50: Mike Disrud. 81: Rich
ard MOtzkau. 81: Fred EkOla. 81: Mrs.
4. BengOchea. $50: Mrs. Enkerud, 50:
Frank Kirwan. 81; Bertha Neven. 81
Anttonen's 81; Peter Tihista. 81; Paul
ina stephens. 81; Anna Kirwan. 50:
Dorothy vertz. 81: John NJ Frisch, 50
John Miller. 81: +. L.. Ceilings. 81:
Tony Arrotta. 81; c. J. Maalerud, So:
Mr.. and Mrs. Iver Martin. 50: Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Nelson. 81: Mrs. NJ. e.
Nelson. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Stems
land. 81: Pete Nelson, 81: Calvin c.
Ceilings. 81.
~ membership contributions of 81
or more. Total 500.
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Men Over 50 Will
Not Be Discharged
Under New Ruling

The war department on March 81
stopped the discharge of men over
38 years old. Hereafter, such indi-
viduals will be transferred to an in
corps, subject to the following con-
ditionS:
A. The man must request transfer
to an inactive status to enter an es-
sential industry, including agricul-
ture, and accompany his request by
a statement from the war manpower
commission to the effect that his
release is desired.
B. The man will be recalled to
active duty upon request of the
manpower commission.
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a MERICA Let's be frank about it -.
ga so far, many of us back home have
Il "a been fighting this war from an easy
chair. Many of us have bought War Bonds
out of extra cash, out of money we didn't
miss too much. We haven't been really
tough with ourselves.
But this war is a hard, dOwn-to-reality
war. And many of our boys are dying in it.
We've got TO buy MORE
So your government asks you to buy
Bonds and more Bonds-to get really tough
with yourself. We're asking you to give up
the friIls and ''extras."
We know how human it is not to make
sacrifices until the crisis drives us to it. In
England they felt he same way until the
bombs started falling.
Bombs are such persuasive things. But
just as persuasive ought to be the spirit OF
our brothers, sons, husbands.
you could see
Look at it this way-suppOse you had a
magic carpet that could take you to Africa
and New Guinea. Suppose you could hear
the groan of American boys wounded, and
American boys dying. -. Say now, now
many Bonds would you buy!
Thut kind Of war
THEY -. are dying. And they will keep on
dying until we drown the enemy in an over