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The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13
JAIL BLACK MARKETERS

In the first five months of 1914,
the office of price administration
enforcement program against the
gasoline black market sent % car
owners to jail, convicted 159 car
owners of buying gasoline with
counterfeit or stolen coupons or
without coupons, took away rations
from IT'S car owners, suspended
gasoline selling rights of 1888 fill
ing stations, put 156 filling stations
out of business and gave jail
sentences to 236 counterfeiters, ped
dlers and gasoline dealers.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13
e. D. MiSfeldt Is a.
Now Qualified as
C.P. A., Montana

According to announcement IN
Great Falls, Clarence d. Misfeldt
has been notified by the Montana
state board of examiners in ac-
countancy that he has passed a
recent examination for certified
public accountant. Mr.. Misfeldt is
well known in Glasgow and for sew
eral years was manager OF the
Great Falls Coach Lines when II
operated here. For the past 2ls
years, he has been employed with
william B. Findlay, Great Falls 9.
p. A. and will remain on his staff.
Mrs. Misfeldt is the former Belva
Smith of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13
WAC Recruiter Is
Here TO Discuss
Army Advantages

Serg. Mary Weiss. assistant re-
cruiter at the Great Falls army
recruiting substation, who was here
Monday will be at the Roosevelt
hotel this evening to discuss the ad-
vantages of joining the women's
army corps with local women.
Sergeant Weiss reported active in
tterest in the WAC along the high
line and said that a number of
women had applied for enlistment
on her current trip. Women wishing
interviews should see her at the
hotel tonight, she said.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13

morning. They had been visiting
friends and relatives in Helena,
Great Falls, Dutton and Fairfield.
Mrs. Fred Erickson and daugh-
ter Virginia and Mrs. Robert Kurtz
were in Malta Saturday.
Mrs. w. D. Miller entered the
Deaconess hospital in Glasgow Sun
day for a few days treatment.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13

Vanilla gives its best flavor to
cakes and cookies if added to the fat
when it is creamed.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13
Special Speaker
At Local Church

The Rev. Art Fast, pastor of the
E. M. B. church at Lustre, will be
a special speaker at the Glasgow
Gospel tabernacle Sunday night at
7:45, the Rev. Paul Williscroft an
nounces. Mr.. Fast also will provide
special music for the services.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13
HOERSTERS TO COAST

HINSDALE-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hoerster and family left this week
to make their home ON the west
coast, probably at Portland. They
planned to visit relatives at Lewis
town enroute. Their house at Hins-
dale has been purchased by Mr..
and Mrs. George Hanebuth.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13

garden Tuesday and believes that
she has set record for the area
She purchased Bison tomato plants
from a nursery at Great Falls. set
from nursery at Great Falls, set
ting them out MAY l6.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13
HAS EARLY TOMATOES

HINSDALE-Mrs. H. F.. Tuttle,
wife of the Hinsdale Tribune pub
Usher and editor, picked the first
ripe tomatoes this year from her
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
-------- OREGONIANS HERE

E. B. Coffinger and wife have registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Portland, Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
FOR REQUESTS
 MUSICIANS TO
 MAKE RECORDS
Says Lifting of Ban by Pet riIIo Necessary in Infer-
 ests of Good Govt.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5-President Franklin D. Roosevelt today called on James Caesar Petrillo of the American Federation of Musicians to lift the ban on making musical recordings, saying what you re- gard as your loss will certainly be your country's gain"
 The President sent wire to the Musicians Union head terminating the case, which long before, the War Labor Board and Stabilization Director Fred Vinson, in wires also, said because no war emergency is created by the union ban the government cannot force musicians to return to making records, but the ban should be lifted lin the interests of orderly government"
 The VILE entered directives in the dispute between the Electrical Transcription Manufacturers and the American Federation of Musi- clans, directing the Federation to withdraw the ban but Petrillo has not complied.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
Legion Auxiliary
 Appoints Chairmen

At the regular business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, held October 3, Helen Martin was elected Historian for the group and the following committee chairmen were appointed: Child Welfare, Mrs. James Boyle; Americanism, Mrs. Robert Martin; Membership, Mrs. Ted Loughlin; Junior Activities, Eileen Hellan; Publicity and Radio, Mrs. Allen Johnston; Rehabilitation, Mrs. George Gullufsen. Further ap- pointments will be announced later.
 Highlight of the evening was a very interesting talk given by Mrs. Ethel Lindley, member of the Uvalde, Texas, Post of the American Legion.
 A card party for the Legionnaires and Auxiliary members will be held in the .Dugout on October IT, with Marion Hendrickson as chairman for the affair, it was announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
ANkEE SUBS. BAG ANOTHER
 fl JAP SHIPS
Fighting Graft Destroyed Include Destroyer Escort
 and SedpIdne Tender

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-Ameri- can submarines, ripping Japanese supply lines, destroyed another II enemy vessels, including three war craft, the Navy announced today.
 Fighting craft destroyed included destroyer escort vessel and a sea- plane tender, all of which may have been trying to protect Japa- nese conveys from the American underwater attacks. Also included in the latest bag are six cargo ships, large tanker and cable ship.
 These sinkings raise to 924 the number of Japanese vessels of all types, sunk, probably sunk or dam aged by submarine action. The total includes TIP enemy craft definitely destroyed, 37 probably sunk, and 115 damaged. Of the ships de- 67 were combatant craft of the Japanese Navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
HOLE WIDENS IN S|EGFRIED
 LINE DEFENSE
Nazis Rush Endorsements to inc Front as Allies
 Push Ahead
;Continued from Page one)

troops on 10-mile front south of Tilburg. Troops of the Canadian Army are advancinng from another direction southeast and have ap- preached within five miles of Til- burg. wever, the Germans launched a surprise attack against Polish troops in the latter area, around Barrie Nassau, eight miles southwest of Tilburg, and forced the Allies to give ground tempor- arily.
 Farther west the Can a d a n S cleaned up the port area north of Antwerp and ended the weird weeks long battle of the suburbs in which German artillery in the northern port districts periodically harrassed Allied control of the Belgian port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
TO OPEN TRADE
 WITH COUNTRIES
 FREED NAzI YOKE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Prepar- ing for quick resumption of Amer ican trade with liberated countries, the State and Commerce depart ments. have instructed diplomats to gather economic information on business.
 Immediate supply requirements and summary on social and eco- homie conditions is now needed to guide the American foreign policy as a guide to resumption of com- mercial trade and investment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
Mrs. Hendriekson 10
 Entertain Auxiliary

Mrs. Waino Hendrickson will be hostess for social evening at her home on Monday evening, October g, in honor of Mrs. John McCor- mick, who is the retiring National Executive Committeewoman of the American Legion Auxiliary, and has just returned frc.l the National Convention at Chicago All Aux Hilary members are cordially in- vited to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05

Willamette on Saturday, getting ready for the big games which start with the use tilt in Los Angeles on October 23
 Coach Pest" Welch stressed the need of a more varied offense than so far shown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
JOINS INDIAN SERVICE

Miriam Fardal has arrived from Forest City, Iowa, to work in the Credit and Organization division of the Alaska Indian Service office here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
FOR KETCHIKAN

Leaves Thursday morning for ketchikan, Motor Cruiser Stormy Petrel. For information call Gasti- neau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
DeU1 FrNnk.
 Thanks for your letter of sympathy. l need if.
l need it..

Being voted out of such profitable part of your business isn't easy to take. Especially when you have put such a big investment in it as have during the past several years. had quite little money tied up in equipment, re- modelling, etc.
 Here's how it all came about. Liquor has been sold in our town ever since repeal. For years, everything went along swell. By and large the folks who sold it around here were a fine bunch of fellows good, law abiding citizens all of them making nice, respect able living But during the last year or so, a couple of them got out of line. 1 don't know what made them do it :. :. maybe the war. Who knows?
 Well, anyway, they got careless about clos ing up on time. And on top of that, their places got noisier and nosier. You know, the juke box turned on full blast and things like that Sure, they were warned. So they'd cut it out for night or two :. :. then it would start all over again.
 First, only the rabid, fanatical prohibition ists objected Later some of our own friends got fed up on it and joined them First thing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05
HUSKIE5 10 SHOW
 UP NEW 0FFEkSES

SEATTLE, Oct. 5-The University of Washington is going to spring some new clashes in the game with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-05

you know, enough citizens had signed petition fora local prohibition election. The election was scheduled and held two weeks ago. We lost .. 1917 to 987 Mighty slim margain, wasn't it? 1 don't think we would have lost if there weren't so many men from town who couldn't vote because they were away from home in the armed services
 So, l close my bar and cocktail lounge and stop serving drinks in the dining room the first of next month. You know what profit able item liquor has been in our operation since repeal. And to think it all happened because couple of guys just wouldn't play the game the way the entire industry wants it played.
 Let this be lesson to you in your neck of the woods. Tell your pals in the business about it. Don't let it happen to you and don't think it can't happen. If you haven't hard and fast rule about it already you'd better set one. My suggestion would be something like this . never, under any circumstances, permit any thing to occur in your place of business that might cause it to become nuisance to the community.
 There's the whole story, Frank. If you hear of anybody who wants to buy my equip ment, let me know.
 Sincerely,
 Jim.
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RENTERS BUY
BUT NEVER OWN!
sI,AI 011rAi WE

o"N LA LANDLoRbs PRoFTTs s' On e
66 N. Y. Ave.-Imm. poss. Apt. 407.
Price, $4,000; cash, $500; terms less than
rent, Apis 3o1, 411' s 4oS' bsdrms;, liy;
EXPOSURES. Price. $780, S cash, $500; easy
v i435 N st. NV, Apt. 4o2-Bedrm,
iy rm d5essing Em noo murphy
$500: tern terms, .' ss5 a mo. on bal, Plus
The cavanaueh. 1924 18th St. NV
rm.. kit. and bath. Price, $4,000; cash,
Sslii599; term terms as, $50 mo. on ball. plus
3ois-aa-aa Porter St. N.w-a apis,
each, with l bedrm., liv. .rm. kit: -dinette;
rec. hall. bath, 1st and Sd ifs, $4,000; "a
month"; paym nsSh s sa 70 $780, full
St. NV, Opt 5Os-Bedrm., liv rm, large
kit, rec hall and bath Price, 81 800; cash,
$4,000; full monthly payments S4s:92
cash, 81 $500; full monthly payments. S72.
The Lambert, 1871 Lanier Pl. NV, Apt,
30l-Laree entrance hall din; rm liv.
cash. $1,000; full monthly payments,
1923 Lanier Pl. NV complete bun
bed2ms apt and Baths S 1 dn and f
kit. and breakfast room, large foyer, maid S
nm. and bath, gar. Prices. S1O,750 and
sig, $50; reas, cash; easy terms.
ONCE if the price asked is in excess Of the
EDMUND J. FLYNN,
Authority s On cO iSae plan.
Woodward Bldg 0inee re F'i Ills or RE 174e
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DEL RAY, 513 E. custis..,2 rms, KIT,
semlpyt. bath, pvt. emit; S43 incl. util !;
Vienna 34-W-12
FULLY EQUIPPED STUDIO APT, with
fireplace, kitchen, Frigidaire, private en-
trance; gentle residence; Ss5. CHI. 1897
weekdays. EN-. 3306 Sunday
2 LARGE ROOMS, large hall, kitchen and
bath. in cool quiet country home; kitchen
has gas stove and Frigidaire; lights, heat
and gas furnished; 2 mi. from Cherrydale,
Va; car needed; $50. oxford 34s7
100 32nd ST, Mt. Rainier, Md floor,
rooms. kitchen, private bath, unfurn
Lorch and yard: electric refrigeration
cony. to streetcar and bus: available May
Is; adults only; S43.50 including utilities.
WA. O956.
BACHELOR APT, furn., HyattsvilIe, Nd
Garage available Breakfast can be served
no other roomers. WA. 9459.
MODERN, 3 rooms, kitchen, bath, in
closed porch: l block shopping center and
bus, l0c fare; laundry facilities: adults
CAL GL , 4a75. from 10 am. TO IL noon.
aire LIST a. pvt entr.; ] fare, working
couple: close In. Hillside 0449-M.
ROOMS and bath, furnished, in center
OF Alexandria. Phone Alexandria 673S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

2-BEDROOM HOUSE, ami, acre, on
Rai lns Of Ga B. RA With faa Maid desires
4 bedroom furnished house; excellent rel
erences; prefer Silver. Spring or Chevy
SMALL House., wit With i yard, oi Suburban or
rural, for June. July. August, by respons ible
f familE g9x R isoiG Star ansoroo
nished house. EN-. 14s5.
VERY QUIET, small. unfurnished house or
apt, reasonable conven transp; perfect
care assured Assn g by rs tI employed per-
FAMILY OF ; desires 2-bedroom. unfur-
nished house or apartment, northwest, Ia
RESPONSIBLE small adult family with ex-
cellent references desire modern bungalow.
UNF. OR PARTLY FURN. or 8 rm house
or bungalow, GEORGETOWN or Northwest:
D xfmg ye oce CO. wife 3s8 and
weeks or month starting 4th May, t prefer er
bSd It. Gss G S e Or address I'd ad
Box 1903. Central Station. Arlington, va.
ARMY OFFICER desires 3-bedroom, unfur-
ably in Brookland or Silver Spring; rent
sPR Go S2G p R%p Boz W. 5sG Star
NV. Dist. or nearby Md. must be near
transp.; have owned home and know how
to care for one June TOP ss5 will
x xnSj 81 Fa mi wish to rent 8 or room
ease of s F 5ass en day V
P Peri ssSfA GOVT. iEsMpLoyE wants
house prefer nearby
MoibERATE PRicR R60' 's-room house or
apartment two bedrooms, convenient to
2 OR 3 BEDRooMs. unf in desirable
neighborhood, NV. or Arlington only; cou-
pie and mother, no children or pets. OR.
YOUNG GOVT. EXEC. and wife want 3-5
ton for duration, cheyerly, Hilicrest. Dis
ne. Marlboro 259.
stove retriserator or any furniture Airing
NAVAL OFFICER, permanent. desires lease
UNFERNisHED HOUSE wanted: auto
% aatss hsss eungasg
NAVAL OFFICER, WHY VIE. boy TO- o4 girl I.
desire 2 or 3 bedroom house or apt, NV D.,
Immediately Inn permanent; not over SllO
FURNISHED HOUSE. or bedrooms, n W.
section, by Government professional with
ZEE s 0f ARMY He adus family
Of four, want unfinished 3bedroom,
or District. Permanent Occupancy by
June 9Th; Larger place preferred. Phone
Woodley 5775.
SMALL ADULT FAMILY. permanently To-
Gated. wants to rent 2-bedroom unfur-
nished house or apartment with large
rooms, near transportation. Box 43-G,
! OR s BEDROOM HOUSE in NV. section
wanted by responsible party; permanent
tenant. Rent up to S225 mo. WO. STA
UNFURNISHED two-bedyoom house, in
Southeast. near transportation and school
Call AT. 1898. g.
WANTED, in Silver Spring, or bed
room unfurnished house or apartment,
With range and refrigeration. by couple
Sligo 700, Ext. 1879. until pm. week
days. otherwise SH. 4491.
IN SILVER SPRING-Physicist at War
Res. Lab. desires 2-3-bedroom house for
Duration: Call McCay. Sligo 77OO: night,
2-BEDROOM modern house. preferably
Virginia, by desirable couple locating here
permanently: no children, no pets: draft
exempt; best Of references; will sign lease
to G., Ma. 1862; evenings and Sundays,
GIL. 1915.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcaaf.

OFFICEk'S FAMILY desires unfinished,
house in NV. section: four or more bee
rooms; permanent and responsible. OR.
s.s sE2RM,, unf. house; immediate ocsa.
JUNE 1sfp0 iMunfurnis6ed S' bedroom house;
sSss sfsi Shs RRSGsr ias7 bedrooms b..
sible characterization: wanted BY Govern
,S ol s Nsh w oes asSs
mendations; possession required by June l.
N IA 4. OFFICER. permanent, and wife de-
apt. Immediately. Call co. 1000. Ext. 26s.
CIVILIAN COUPLE - Permanent. And
grown daughter want better NV. section,
"a br. home; special attention win be
ssen yard Room s VII psy nos
T BRHz1L 4 sdsf DifLoMAr needs unfarn
Rsy aP ssaro in 1 t an am
a a'snfH az aTIET eouffE WITH quite auie.
in eh arn but house QUO of ape
June 10. Pref. in Arlington or Alexandria.
S SaAil " wsaasslaNGroN businessman. wife
vicinity of American University Park or
Chevy Chase sections ps,I Must 81 be oasa
uN ~ MS fIS 3-bedroom, NV or chevy
Chase, Md, about $40; yard essential;
reliable, refined couple; small child.
: OR 3 BEDROOM. unfurn;, northwest or
GEORGETOWN. Rent UP to 500. CAN sun.
or evenings, OR. DOLL; daytime. ME. 307o.
BEFORE JUNE 1, unfurn. 3-bedrm. house
in Chevy Chase, Bethesda or good NV.
section Responsible, permanent resi-
dent with three girls Have own stove
and refrigerator If necessary. Shepherd
668S. s.
UNFURNIsHED 3-bedroom house needed
Immediately by wife of Army ofhcer sta.
toned overseas. Permanent. Vicinity Of
Coolidge High School preferred. ia. 1929.
NAVAL OFFICERS family needs home.
Unfurnished house, 3 bedrooms; n.e.-n.w.
WIFE Of State Dept ofac,al wishes fuIn.
or unfurn., to rm. house, Ch. Ch.,
Arl; or committing distance downtown.
Call mornings, DI. 1900. RIM. 10.
furnished and UNFINISHED houses in the
northwest section Of the city and near
suburbs. We can ind you a responsible
tenant II you will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave DE. $500.
PREVIOUS HOMEOWNER
Desires 2 or 8 bedroom modern unfur-
nished home for family of 8, permanently
located: vicinity Chevy Chase or Tenley
Circle. DE. 1919. a
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APARTMENTS uhFURhIsnEp.

1921 BLADENsBURG RID, Colmar Manor
Nd rooms. Kitchen Il q pvt bath larse
463 H ST. NV room apt, partly furn.
al conveniences, downtown section. ME.
WILL YIELD OCCUPANCY of my air.
cooled living room, kitchenette and bath
doSntoSns most modern elevator bqiIdinS;
make available an unfurnished, modern,
responsible oficial. wife and high, school
and dignity. Rental up to $50 .Ade-
UNFURNTsHED APT: for. rent, 2035 Blad-
800 c ST. Me- room and kitchen, semi
private bath; no children. Franklin 6424.
THREE large rooms, End floor, newly
etc; semibath; adults; $50 lawn. porch
9 s car p lines 1902 Caroline ave
phone' Utilities TURNS furnished e LADY; GENTLE
home 2427 Monroe st. ne
2 ROOMS, kitchen, semiprivate bath, util-
Couple With one child bus and - shopping esasss
center close; immediate possession. CHI.
1915 BYERs ST. s.E-4 rooms, kitchen,
only. Hillside 0S27
3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath; exceptionally
closet bed; r. {: smart, 900 Garland ID ave-: We.
81 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-l room, large
Kitchen, semipyt, bath on bus line;
3 ROOMS, electric stove, Frigidaire. con-
tinuous hot water. Cali WI 4604.
4 ROOMS, kitchenette and bath; no chill
dren, no pets; gentle family. 5529 Illt-
nois ave. NV. GE. 0303. g"
THREE Ink. rooms, unturn, gas ext, $40
mo; 4 blocks to bus. 1871 N. Randolph
RIvERDALE, WA 237e-a large rooms
retg., oil-burner heat; cleo. and lights
furn.; $50 month; adults.
3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath porch; Ntil-
tiles furnished, Alexandria 1891.
2 ROOMS. kitchenette. SemipVt. bath; near
= ROOMS, kitchen, bath; hot water heat,
electricity, gas S45 month. 1115 Abbey
WILL EXCHANGE charming 2-bedroom
apartment, near GEORGETOWN, for 3 or 4
bedroom house, nearby NV. EN-. 2s7o OF
1929 BARKER ST. Sc, off Alabama ave
II new apartments, bedroom. living room
kitchen, dinette and bath; one available
on the 9th and the other on 25th; all util-
tiles included; $1,000. Ii. 1913.
25i 35th ST. NE, Apt. No "a rooms
dinette. kit. and bath, modern bldg; rent
$40. cornsr 4 syon' realtors, s2s 18th
CLosE-M NV. SECTION rms, kitchen
and sempVI bath de S42.50. McKeever &
| 2 ROOMS, kitchen, private bath, private
back stairway; gas, electricity, heat and re-
frigerator. 11Os orren St ne
S40--Near 18th and Otis pl. n.w.-Corner
apartment 9 rooms, kitchen and bath in
| fireproof building. 4th floor; immediate oc.
cupancy; adults only; references required
Address Box 56-E. Star.
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APARrs. UNEuRN,sHEp tco,,.)

1923 GEONdlA AVE. N.w.-2 rooms, use
Of kitchen and bath; apply weekdays 10
sssa e stS e 81 s1 "a S49 Is K and b ,rt
ton 'a Can NE si4 f mo- open i0f inspeo-
RGETOWN-Cultured woman. furnish
own liv bedrm;, porch, in charming 5:.rm.
p pI With NO snG S4sg s share bath Kitchen
1921 MINNESOTA AVE. NE. large
rooms, private bath. utilities furnished,
S42,50; adults only. TR 394s.
3 LARGE UNFURN. rooms, semprivate
bath; laundry facilities: close to transp
small child acceptable; Frigidaire; S35 per
m Hets Ma Ma 0 III 1 q rSmeF ave. Capitol
1862 CHAPLIN ST. NV. - Overlooking
Meridian Park. rms, bath. CHI. water,
porch; yard; parking place; only adults.
COS ELLIOTT ST. N.E.-3 rooms, bath,
gas Sc cleo hot.wster heat; $40 mo: Key
APT. BLDG, best NV. section-1 bed
room, living room, dining room, kitchen,
bath no refrigerator: $50. Box 293-D,
ard-FIooR APARTMENT for rent, white.
Kitchen ifs ia i D1 Mn ROOM, newly deco
porch in country house; S35. sso5 n.
sas.so 0S Mo Ssi nlYneiGa D. st. ne-rwo
large rooms and kitchen, semibath: re-
fned ADULTS only. Key at 904 st. ne.
1870 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Entire End
floor, 3 rooms, kitchen and bath: adults
ROOMS, kit; and bath. utilities, private
1905 Flower ave. .Takoma Park, Md.
2 RMS, large kitchen, pvt. bath and en-
trance: 47l1 Amherst I'd, College Park,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN tco,,.)

LANDOvER, MD.-Widow desires to share
furnished house with two adults; garden;
eonv; transp. Box 1886, Star.
HfATTS., Md, 1923 Decatur st.-Furn.
apt, large rooms, bath; close stores, bus:
Frigid:: $3.50 wk. East Riverdale bus.
ARLINGTON Misunderstanding room,
GIL, 5lS2 or CHI. $751;.
BRENTWOOD. Md.-Furnished, 3 rooms
ana private bath: refrigerator included.
340S 43rd ave, Colmar Manor. WA. 1885.
ARLINGTON-Attrac furn. 1-rm.
apt, new home; bus "a block, 10c fare;
lady. 1927 N. Utah st.
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ApARTs. FURh. OR UkFURN.

TWO exceptionally nice apis. on car line,
furniShed and unfinished; adults; ref.
exchanged. 531 9Th st. ne. 81
APARTMENT-Unfurn $50: partly
furnished, $780, two blocks to bus. American
University Park: rooms and private bath; ;
privileges; sober, employed gentiles WO.
1892, 8 am. to $50 pm.
TWO Groom housekeeping suites,
partially furnished or unfinished rooms
and kitchen: beautiful location; best trans
portation. RIA. 4734.
NEW APT, Mclean, Val bed-living r.,
kitchen-dinette bath, garage; fruit, gar
den; private entrance; bus stop at door;
lawn, shade; 15 min. to D. C.; very reas.
wood 469
TWO ROOMS and kitchentte in Lyon VIII
lage CHI O42S