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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-03

petual royalty reservation in mineral
which exists or may be developed is
made by the vendOr.
township 2s ", Range 30
NisSWH Of Sec. - ............ SG4O.OO
Township 30 ", Range 80
SWH Of Section % ............. 5000
Township 81 y; Range Ss
SwH Of Sec. I. W1ASEli of Soc
II. wKwH nj Sec. 10. VIZ
MEL. NWHSEH of Sec. II.
Twp. ~ ". Range 3S T.. VI. VI.
Twp. % ". Rye. rs. r. NJ. VI. 100000
Township &c ". Range 81
Of Sec. s "....................... 24OOO
township 20 ". Range ie
EIhNWH. NEK, N1ASEH Of Sec
no" Township 3; y. Range 80
S1sSET Of Sec. II; NEH. Fig ~
XVII Of Sec. II ............ $4,000
Nashua Original
Lots l. . and { Of Block :. each 5000
Lot G Of Block :. including build ~
ingS f"''""
Nashua Sargent's
Lot : Of BLOCK > ............. 5000
Glasgow MahOn's
Lot I Of FLOCK I ............... 11On
Lot ~ of Block { ............... 11.OO
'"' Beebe's Addition to Opheim
Lots l. .. ?. (. G. :. s. O.. 10. II.
l.. 10. II. II. 1G. Il. Is. ~, %
Of Block I: Lots I. to 20. inclu-
sive. Of Block .; Lots l. .. 3. 4,
>. G. :. 6. .. 10. II IL. IL. -.
II. 1G. II. IS. 10. % OF Block
3: Lots .. 3. T.. >. 6. Z. Of Block
z ...s.s" -" MUM
Wilson'S Townsite
Part Of NEHSEH of Section %.
Twp. 90. n. Rye. 40. Z. NJ. NJ. 5000
Dated this 9TH day Of July. 1914.
The Board of County commissioners
Of Valley County. Montana.
MAURICE ARNOLD,
STEPHEN WEBER. Chairman.
Clerk
pub. Jul. ~. 90. %, An. ~
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WANTED-Woman or girl for gem
eral homework, in town. Call 3ll
or see Mrs. E. L. Dougherty, Jensen
Apt. g.. oI-%t0
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Church Bible school at 10. T.. H..
I'case. superintendent. Public Com
muniOn service at II. Anthem by the
choir. story to the Junior wOrshippers
by Miss Ruby FOrsman. Meditation ::
"Whcn All the Lights Go out" Union
Service baptist and Mcthodist) in the
BAPTIST church M s. Special music.
Guest speaker the Rev. Grant s.. Moore.
Henry +. Widen. minister.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-03

FOUN STRAY work horse; black
with a reached name; branded
NH on right shoulder. Philips
Bros. 10 miles south OF Rlchlano,
Mont 31-4tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-03

No Sunday service until Aug. IL
when there will Ice morning prayer and
sermon AT II. Prayer aud intcrcrssionS
for servicemcn and world peace, Wed
nrSday evening AT :, All are invited to
attcnd.-William Davidson, lay reader.
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FOR SALE Four milk COWS, two
fresh now. George Accola, Bea-
verton, Mont. 3O-2tp
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FOR SALE - One registered Duroc
boar, age II months. from D. R.
Fisher herd, oxford, Idaho. Will sell
at a bargain. Royce Biddle. Phone
246-J. 30-2tc
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by THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA-A PROCLAMATION

G. II. Roberts. Atty for Administrator.
pub. July 20. % and Aug. 81
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FIELD SEEDS GARDEN SEEDS
in bulk and package. Write for
prices. LAKIN SEED COMPANY,
Miles CITY Mont. lotto
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BlaekIeg Vaccine - Life immunity,
50 cents for ten doses. forks
Rexan Drug, Glasgow, Mont. tic
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21

A motorized infantry division
consumes 1880 gallons of gaso-
line per 100 miles.
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Stettinius
May
London

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-(R)
The possib tyaroliiO
- The possibility arose today
that Secretary of State Stetti-
MUS might 60 to London as a
preliminary to a Big Three
meeting.
British Foreign Minister An
thony Eden called for reeStab-
lishment of "quarterly meetings
of foreign secretaries of the
great powers in the House OF
Commons yesterday.
The British have clearly shown
for some time their ardent wish
to have a high Allied Confer
ence on their home ground, and
it seems out of the question that
Marshal Stain would be willing
to travel that far to meet Pres
ident Roosevelt and Prime Min
lister Churchill in England.
The flare-ups in Greece and
Italy barred differences in An
glo- policy towards Ii
berated Europe which both sides
have expressed their interest in
talking out.
Churchill told Commons that
the Allies agreed on general
aims but that whether there is
complete agreement on every
aspect of these matters is anoth-
err question altogether"
Whether Stettinius will trav-
el TO London before the Big
Three meet depends on Presi-
dent Roosevelt, say we'll inform
ed sources.
So far, no decision has been
taken, they said.
Reorganization Of the State
with the new UNI
dersecretary and assistant sec
retaries is expected to take
much of the detailed tasks off
Stettinius' shoulders, however,
so that he can get away more
easily.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21
Letters
TO
Santa

The time is almost here when
eager young faces will look UNI
der the Christmas tree for gifts
left by Santa Claus; and all those
children who don't want TO be
disappointed are trying their
best to be real good these few
remaining days before the big
event. Santa wants TO remind
all the children, however, that
they should be good all year
round, and not just at Christ
mas time.
Patsy and Bobby Kuechen-
meister of 900 North Gratiot
avenue write Santa that they
want ice skates, a sled, dishes,
a dog, a bed, a doll and play
horse. From So South avenue
comes a reminder not to forget
four-year-old Bobby Smith. Any
thing Santa brings will be great
ly appreciated we are informed.
Gary Grzadzinski, of $40 North
avenue, who is two years old.
wants Santa to send his daddy
home for Christmas. He also
wants a COW and some blocks.
Well Gary, your father is out do
ing an important job so that your
life will be a happy one, and
he hasn't much free time, even
around Christmas. Santa will
certainly try, however, to bring
him home for the event.
From a boy who tells us mere
~ that he is nine years old, omit
ting his name and address, comes
a letter asking for a desk set,
bow and arrow and a gun. Of
interest to us. however, is his
thoughtfulnesS Of asking for gifts
for four other little boys.
Harold LOzen, four years old,
writes and asks us to bring his
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21
Police
Notes
NETS FINE

Orville Dietrich, II, of East
Detroit, pleaded guilty in Justice
court Tuesday afternoon to a
charge of malicious destruction
of property under $50. He was
placed on probation for one year
and released after payment Of
fine and costs of S3l.65. Dietrich
was charged with breaking a
window and lock at the home of
Milton Sloan, of 24261 Roose-
welt avenue, East Detroit, fol-
lowing an argument.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21
Dredging Firm
Incorporated

LANSING, Dec. 2l-(P)-The
State Corporation and Securit-
les Commission today listed the
following new Michigan com
pany from which it has received
articles Of Incorporation.
MocbS Dredging & Dock Com
pany, % CaSs avenue, Mount
Clemens, to conduct general
dredging and eXCavating bus
mess, $4,000 common; Oliver
G. Mocbs, 1888 Grayton road,
Detroit, incorporation.
Moebs is we'll known in the
st. Clair Flats district, where
he maintains residence on Har-
sens Island. T h company S
equipment, recently rehabilitat-
ed, is locked in the Clinton Riv-
err, Mount Clemens. John Lung
erhausen, Mount Clemens attor-
ney, is counsel for the firm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21
Is She or Is She Amt!
Wife Would Like 10 Know

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. 2l-(R)-
Mrs. Genevieve Linn wants to
clear up her martial status.
In a suit filed yesterday she
asked for two divorces and an
annulment-all of marriages 70
Eugene Garfield Linn.
In the petition, Mrs. Linn al
legged that they were married
July % and again on Nov. D
after a common law relationship
on Oct. l8. She explained that
their first marriage took place
before Linn's divorce from his
first wife became effective
After the decree was obtained,
she said, he returned to her.
Tsae marriage was not solem-
nized, she said, and to clear the
records, they were REMARKED
in November.
Mrs. Linn asked that The
tangle be cleared by two d.
vorces and an annulment. Linn
filed a consent to judgment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21

two-year-old sister a dolly with
shoes, a coat, dress and a train.
For himself, Harold wants
train, circus and other toys. Har-
Odds daddy is in the Navy. Don
aid Grunewald writes us that he
would like an airplane that he
could build himself, and other
toys. He makes it hard for Santa,
however, as he doesn't tell us
Wheree he lives.
Three Kuchenmeister children
who live at Route 7 Mount Glenn
ems ask Santa for a varied assort-
ment of presents. Wayne would
like a camera, fox of film, and
asks us not to forget his father
and mother. He says there will
be some pop for Santa, when he
makes his call on Christmas
Eve. Norman hopes that we
bring him a lunch pail and a
pair of skates. Carol wishes that
Old Saint Nick would bring her
a dolly with clothes and her
mother a box of handkerchiefs.
A wagon, scooter, mittens,
nuts and candy are asked for by
Jerry Sutherland who is five
years old. His brother, Tommy,
would like some stuffed animals,
a sled and a puppy. Helen Or
landO hopes that Santa will
bring her a pair of roller skates,
doll clothes and a doll.
Sally Van HOutte, II years
old, puts in bid at gift head
quarters for a pair of ice skates,
a snow suit, a dress, and sloppy
joe. Her brother, Ronald, wants
ice skates also, a toy jeep, an
Army truck, machine gun and
other toys.
Franklin Rivard, Of 81 Kibbie
street, says that he wants Santa
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21
SWINDLE is CHARGED

Herbert Brown, 60, of 18440
Meyers avenue, Detroit, stood
mute before Justice Frank f.
Jeanette Tuesday afternoon to
charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses. His exam
nation was set for Jan. Is at 10
am, and he was released to his
attorney. The amount Of money
allegedly obtained was S240.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21
FINDS STOLEN WHEEL

Adrien Misime, Of 1875 Long
fellow avenue, ROSCvillc, re-
ported to the Sheriffs depart
ment Wednesday that a wheel
and tire were taken from his
home. He said that he later
found the wheel at a garage on
South Gratiot avenue, and pur-
chased it. The tire was de-
scribed as 600 by l6.
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New Baltimore Civic Club
Playing Sonto Claus Role

Baltimore and Pvt. Elmo Moo
mau of Greensboro, n. c. were
married Monday evening at 3
o'clock at Bethel Temple here.
DR.. and Mrs. R. J. Turner per-
formed the ceremony. A recep-
ton was held in the church
basement following the cere-
mony.
Mrs. DorCaS Crawford under
went an operation last week at
ST. JoScph's Hospital in Mount
Clemens.
There will be no surgical
dressing classes in New Balti-
more until January 10, Mrs.
Kenneth Hill announced this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Fuerst
entertained the following guests
at a dinner party at their home
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Heinemann, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sears
and Miss Gene Rock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heinemann will leave Sat-
urday for a week in Buffalo,
New York, with their son and
daughter-in-laW, Pvt. and Mrs,
William Heinerann, Jr., and
family.
Eugene Monnier is home from
the U. S. Navy on three weeks
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
have received word from their
son, Sgt. Ralph Smith, Jr., who
is stationed in the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spiek-
haut and family spent Sunday
in Detroit with relatives.
Pvt. George Kabel is home
on a Today furlough from the
University of Wisconsin.
julius De Snyder arrived
home last week with an honor
able discharge from service. He
was stationed at Fort Bragg,
n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Reuter-
and family of Detroit spent the
weekend at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Fuerst
attended a dinner dance at the
Beverly Hills Country Club
sponsored by the u. S. Navy
Ordnance Plant, Thursday night.
Audrey Gagnon left for Hun
ter College in New York last
week to begin her training in
the WAVES. She has sister,
Yeo. sc Rita GagnOn also in
the WAVES. Yeoman Gagnon
is stationed at the Naval Air
Base in jacksonville, Florida. A
brother, William is in the Navy
and now stationed somewhere in
the Pacific area. Miss Gagnon,
prior to her enlistment, was en-
ployed at the Macdonald Mfg.
Co.
Hazel B. Bowers, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bowers Of the
Sugar Bush road left for basic
training in the WAC at Fort
Des Moines, Iowa.
The Pinochle Club held their
Christmas Party at the home OF
Mrs. Ambrose O'Malley, Tues
day night. A $50 pot luck din
ner was enjoyed. Gifts were
exchanged. The members of the
club are Mrs. William Hcine-
mann, Mrs. Jessie Ferris, Mrs.
Henry Schnoor, Mrs. Harry
Spiekhout, Mrs. Lester Ostler
and Mrs. Malley. The guests
were Mrs. Paul Blair and Mrs.
Rose MarsaCk.
Miss Norine 'Malley who is
training at st. Joseph's Hospital
in Mount Clemens, spent the
week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose o MallCy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-21

Most u. S. soldiers gain about
10 pounds during their first
three months in the Army.
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to bring him a pair Of ice skates,
a cowboy suit, a gun, a story
book, a coloring book with cray
ons, a bingo set and a burning
set. And Sally RondO, of $40
North avenue, puts in request
at Santa's gift factory for rub
Der doll and buggy. Well Sally
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NEW PIN o r E-All
children under the age of II
will be entertained Friday after
noon at the New Theatre. After
the show the children will 90
to the Honor Roll, where Santa
will distribute gifts. This is be-
ing sponsored by the Civic Club
of New Baltimore.
Bruce Spiekhout, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Spiekhout will
celebrate his eighth birthday,
Friday.
Charlene Mertz celebrated her
14th birthday, Friday, Dec. 10.
Miss Jennie Forfythe of New
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we might be able to manage a
doll, but it won't be made of
rubber, as that is a scarce item
these war days.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
APARTMENTS WANTED.

tol Hill: permanent for L. c. employee, and
tom cat have refrigerator. Box 464-E, Star
WANTED or 4 room furn. apt. or
house, Govt employe. Marion Boyer,
WAVE desires small unturn apt: in NV.
sec. OIL. "500. ext. 657 or 66l. to 4 80
GovERNMENT EXECUTIVE. permanent.
section, RE. 5000, ext. 1889 81
GEORGETOWN or, NV Willing suitcase for
summer months. Phone Ma. 5"6l, Ext,
QUIET GENTLE GIRL wishes to share
Randolph aOa4 evenings Prefer NV.
RESI-. COUPLE and child desire mrn. apt.
ext: 3247, or pU 534l after go O'0'
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire, small,
furnished apt. or house; May through
BRiTIsH oFffclAL Ga REQUIRES furnished
apartment in NV. section; bedroom, living
rooms, private bath and kitchen. Execu-
ROOM, private bath, unfurnished, NV.
section. by lieutenant commansder, Navy;
e A. c. OFFICERS. permanently stationed
IN Pentagon, desire. to suitcase or rent
secondary to modern appointments. Phone
Republic 500. Ext. 579s, $50 am. to
30 Pm weekdays: -
room furnished apartment or comparable
Chevy Chase, b, C. Box $40, Star. -
FOUR GIRLS desire 2 bedrooms, living
room, etc. furnished conveniently To-
Gated; occupancy June LIST. Box 1910, Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
APARTMENTS WANTED teen.. T..

m NORTHWEST SECTION, one or two
bedrooms, preferably in modern apartment
WIN accept bachelor apartment. Week
Gay DAYS call sI,5 Republic 500; Ext: 2s5S; = ~
iffsh vi Sw Saa Ext HS
needed nshed ,wo partially fuTnshed urseny
room. Teephone aHGs Gobart t 4fso Room ROOM sfa go.
ARMY CAPTAIN desires nice Groom fur
parties. o-phonosraph, vicinity Conn.
~ NO sTsi fukS ssa sfa
proximately $3.50 per month. Box 7a-G,
FRENCH OFFICER wishes small furnished
es cs b sssSn ss EXT aD s sdi from ID
COUPLE. to be married in June, desires
or ason sne p2ser
tween 2 and Q and ask for Mr., Curtis or
T1sS TWo SRfhshsE RfffNED GIRLS desire furnished
two rooms. kitchen. bath, in Connecticut
M aye xTs VICINITY Call RA; e1s3. . 7.,,r
RfsPsBBF " io Sof So Rox assr ssS s,a
Glen Echo NV. 81. 043s. XVII ''' "''N
WANTED-For June ] occupancy. tLrn-
ished one room apt, with private bath, re-
frigerator; in NV, section; convenient to
PsntaEon sssI attra ttranssrortation Phone Jackson
SISTERS desire unfurn apt. in NV
section. Call RA. O045 between and
NAVAL OFFICER wants bachelor apt. or
large unfurn. room in NV. section; prefer
ably within walking distance of Navy Bldg.
smoke; Box 4I5-D, Star;
YOUNG GENTLE LADY desires living
room. bedroom, kitchen, bath. furnished
or unfurnished apt; Box 1876, Star. z.
Silver Spring, Md. Call Frances. sH. 1858.
uMTuRNIsHEI In1 h. oes s,bedroom apt, extra
oET aent mSdfSt Tfnts oE EoiPtk Rr4s Chill
dren, Government employe, want furnish
ed apartment NV. two bedrooms, yearly
rental or until october l only; will supply
TWO OR THREE ROOM furnished apt,
in Arlington or available by bus to Penta-
gon Phone District 2244 after 8. r.
LIT COLONEL AND WIFE desire attractive
apt, NV. section; apt building only; no
pets, no children. Call to l and to g.,
MI. 1913. s'
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR SMALL
HOUSE IN NV. CO. 1851. s.
Brightwood or Silver Spring.
Unfurnished Broom apt, by 2 adults.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
ROOMS UNFuRNISHEp.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1928 10th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
rooms for girls or young men: running
water, telephones, showers; excellent board.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.w-Excellent meals.
lovely maple furn;,, conv. ,transp., shopping
center; single dble.' tple. rms, S35 to
BOLIVIAN cLUB. 1888 18th st. NV
Single rm., modern pvt. bath delicious
s' isss EUCLID TsS sT' INV N.W.--Larse room for
2, twin beds; home cooking; home privi-
ieSsNs sSN scr lnss Ap $3ss sn.rs nsn,,v
room With another :nsFf win beds
semipvt. bath, unlim. phone, laundry priv
ilsses; excellent meals and express bus.
SOLO ,7th ST. N.w.--Large, airy room,
home privileees, RA. G7sa. '
nice cool home. breeze 'fr from n,'q river, nice Ice
MasAS.hqr blvd Wo. s44s ' s
ssllens n-s meals, 114ls Columbia I'd, NV,
LARGE, pleasant front room for lady sH, o or
1sos WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Double room,
eenneesinE sens s1 "a bath s11s s425o; 2 s45' GE'
REFINED Ref HOME, attractive room. next to
bath and telephone; delicious meals. Co.
fa1s 1e|s'S MASS. lass AVE. N.w.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
working mother and daughter. q yrs. or
over: excellent meals; NV. section: ex-
srsss tEaasp0Sts.lon or bome
large. front studio room for l or 2 girls;
excellent home-cooked meals: newly fur
nished: nice section: close to streetcar and
bus line; unlimited phone; laundry privi-
leges. MI. 349S,
BEAUTIFUL HOME. large room. pvt. bath;
1 girl to share with several girls grand
meals; pvt. family: $3.50 ca. OIL. 6603
1850 QUE ST. N.W.-Young lady to share
double room with another: walking dis
Evening star., 1944-05-06
NEW APARTMENT
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DEL RAY, 513 E. Custis-2 rms kit,
semipvt bath, pvt. ent.; S43 incl util /;
Vienna 34-W-12
FULLY EQUIPPED STUDIO APT, with
fireplace, kitchen, Frigidaire. private en-
trance; gentilas residence; SS5. CHI. 1897
weekdays, EM.~3306 Sunday
i? LARGE ROOMS. large hall. kitchen and
bath, IN cool, quiet country home; kitchen
has gas stove and Frigidaire lights. heat
and Ras-furnished . mi from Cherrydale,
Va; car needed; $50. oxford 34S7.
400 32nd ST, Mt Rainier, Md floor,
rooms, kitchen, private bath unfurn
rorch and yard: electric refrigeration:
conv. to streetcar and bus: available May
10; adults only; S43 so including utilities.
WA O956.
BACHELOR APT. furn.. Hyattsvile, Md
Garage available. Breakfast can be served :,
Evening star., 1944-05-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CAPE COD STYLE BUNGALOW, 8 months
old, rms, bath, LIST A.; studio bedroom,
2nd Fl. Insulated, gas ht., gas refgr.
Near school. 20-min. drive downtown,
al; available May l5 East Pines East
Riverdale. S4.195. Phone Union 1898. -
children or pets, desire 1-hedroom apt,
unfinished NV. or ne, near cross-town
bus: price, $50 TO $40, Call RE. b711,
Ext. 3464. q to 3. g.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
HOUSES FURNISHED.

JUST OFF MASS. AVE.-Beautifully fur
nished town house, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths.
sssTGaen sGa pas
Hill, sandoz. Inc, Realtors, DU. 1884,
sUBLET lovely suburban e-bedrm., COM
mi. D. c.; 500 mo-; water. heat, phone:
adults; ref. Union 4255.
MASS. AVE. PARK-Attractively furn. A.
bedroom home; also maids room and bath;
coolest section, surrounded by trees: bus
connecting all points l block: $3.50 per
mo-; June 3 to October l.. AID. ALA;
NEW HOME; furnished, rooms and bath.
cENrRAIhY ssH snds aocATED, aSs attractively and
completely furn; house: s bedrooms and 2
ideal for people working in NV. section.
cow. LOCATED in country setting; brick
hwy... 5 mi. from deorsetown; s10o.
OWNER WILL LEASE modern 3-bedroom
s175 mo Oliver 0676 for appointment.
RIVER IaNm IE TERRACE, Rae ss1 sa s4th St; n;ems
W. e
refrig., elec. stove, hot-water heat. S65
Ps rd mile h 1s ehsa sbs g5dss 5ss after R
BEAUTIFG+ NV. HOUSE, well located,
ana cQulppeQ. except linen
and silver: bedrooms, 2 baths, gas air
conditioned heat, garage. beautiful lawn;
S175 month. For rent from June l to
October /. No children. To inspect call
Cooley Bros. d.. 1881.
CAFE COD BUNGALOW, 8 mos. old, 4
rms. bath 1st floor; studio bedroom End
floor, gas ref: cool location: 20 min. drive
downtown option to buy; available May
l5; $50: East Pines, East Riverdale, Md.
Phone Union 1855. r.
HARPERS FERRY-S-room brick, furn. q,
elec. stove, Frigidaire good water; monthly
or season; reas. EN-. 565s. -
BACHELOR, 3s years old, will share new
brick home, 3 bedrooms. all conveniences.
located miles from Silver Spring, with
congenial men or young employed couple,
no chilsren. No lease required. Ideal for
summeri car essential. Call ia. 1919.
References exchanged.
513 QUINTANA PL. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished modern home. with automatic heat;
convenient to shopping center and trans
portation; adults preferred. Call Ia.
Evening star., 1944-05-06
FRANCES POWELL HILL

TWO HOME OPPORTUNITIES.
MAGILL TERRACE. two blocks s.w Of
the Shoreham Hotel. rarely has home
to offer from its group of l individual
residences. Colonial stone of character
is nov. available and should be of real
interest to one desiring a family-sized
First floor: Large entrance hall with an
attractive stair, courtroom and lavatory,
charming library. with fireplace, large
drawing room and dining room with fire.
place, These rooms open onto a terrace
and lovely southern earden
Second floor: Four corner bedrooms, sit
ting room, 3 baths, spacious hall
Third floor: Two guest rooms and bath
two maids rooms and bath.
Basement: Commodious recreation room
with built-in bar and wide fireplace, laun-
dry, furnace room, storage space, mans
room and bath.
IS dlStinctiVe residence not too big nor
ingly formal drawing room, with unusual
windows and mantel. coZy den and lava
tory. beautiful dining room overlooking
the garden, thoroughly modern kitchen
Second floor: Three delightful bedrooms
two baths and dressing room; two servants
rooms and bath (served by separate stairs),
mans. room and bath off the kitchen,
fun and interesting basement with
2car garage.
A HIGH LOCATION WITH VIEW OF THE
PARK
For sppointmsnt to INSPECT, call
MISS HERMIONE FITCH,
Columbia 4319, after 2 O'Clock Saturday
and between 10 and O'Clock Sunday,
N ri a
Evening star., 1944-05-06
APARTs. EURk. OR uhFuRh.

TWO RMS, kit and bath apt, Dupont
CIR, area; will rent to person purchasing
FURNITURE, $4,000. Can be seen Sunday.
W. 1881, 70