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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-13
BOW TO MUSTANGS

Observation-Disclosures Red Raid
ers, unbeaten in three previous
games, bowed to the Malta Mus
tangs Friday evening on the local
floor, IS to "a. The visitors had the
advantage of height and they played
better ball than the home boys, but
the entire game was holly contested.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-13
Rationing Books
Issued Reflect a
Population Drop

HELENA Almost half a million
people in Montana own war ration
books, which should be a fairly ac-
curate estimate Of the states popu-
lation, in view of the universal
need for OPA books to eat, dress,
travel and do almost anything else
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-13
Canadian Wheat
Coming to u. S.
For Use as Feed

WASHINGTON - The war food
administration reported that it had
arranged for the purchase of 1O0,-
100000 bushels of Canadian wheat
for use as livestock feed.
Part of the wheat already has
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-13
PLANS SALE

NASHUA-A committee meeting
Of the Altar society was held at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Hill Monday.
Plans we're made for a food sale at
The Dishart building Saturday, at
noon. The Altar society will meet
With Mrs. j.. d. Irwin Thursday af-
ternoon, Jan. 20.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-13

better employment conditions. and
much higher income for farmers,
Bennion said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
/ Killed, ; Hurt
AT RR Crossing

Mrs Roma Glenn. % Of Sun
bury. O.. was killed instantly and
three other persons were injured
Saturday when the auto in which
they were riding was struck by a
Wabash freight train at Inkster
road crossing.
The injured are Mrs. Mildred
Glenn. %, of Galena. o.. sister
in-law OF the dead woman; Calvin,
4, and Phillip, 8, sons of Ms.
Mildred Glenn. The three are IN
Eloise Hospital. Mrs. Glenn has
internal injuries and fractured
legs. The children received minor
hurts.
According 10 Deputy Sheriff
Ben Golden of the Wayne County
Road Patrol, the four were thrown
from the auto and Mrs. Roma
Glenn's body was found 300 yards
from the crossing. Mrs. Glenn
was formerly a resident Of De
troit, living at 2S807 Annapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
3 Pei. Rise
.|npFiires Here
Il Burned TO Death
So Far This Year

The number Of fires in the city
this year has jumped Is per cent
over last year with resultant in
.creases IN financial losses OF over
a million dollars.
This was the startling picture
given by FIRE department officials
as Detroit opened Fire Prevention
Week Sunday with the motto:
shall We Win Victory Over
Fire?
Urging a concerted fight against
."our eVer-present enemy" Fire
Marshal Edward w. Hall said that
there have been $500 fires re-
corded by the department during
the first nine months of this year,
compared with S,506 for the like
period Of l943.
There are Alpeady q fatalities
caused by fires in the same period
compared with only 20 for all OF
1913. he SAID
Financial losses in buildings
and their contents were set by
the department at $3.50 900 for
the first SIX months Of this year,
compared wrth S2033, 900 for the
like period Of l943.
Feature of the drive 10 prevent
fires IT every home every day
OF the year 10 save lives and
property" is an exhibit which
will he opened Monday at Grand
Circus Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
; Deny Theft
Of Shop Tool

Three men who assertedly stole
a $50 die head from A war plant
TO equip their own small tool shop
entered pleas of not guilty Satur-
day when arraigned before L. s
Commissioner J. Stanley Hurd
They were released on 81 900 bono
each.
The three, all of Mt. Clemens
are Kaj Olson. AZ; Benjamin A
Lemma, 80, and Donald f. SEEK
%. The equipment was stoler
from the Chase Tool Co, TBS f
Fourth, Royal Oak, where all were
employed.
FBI men arrested the trio al
the war plant yesterday. 1t was
charged that the trio used the die
head in their small shop at Olson's
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
'Alcan Road Must
Be Kept Open
Greyhound Bus Chief
Urqes Instant Action

After the war. what Will Hap
pen 10 this nations S475 10000
investment in a permanent high
way, air and oil facilities in the
Alaska region?
Seeking an answer 10 this ques-
ton, Manfred Burleigh, dynamic
president of Great Lakes Grey
hound-and one of the country's
foremost bus operators recently
made an extensive personal survey
of the region.
Saturday. in Detroit. he sup
piled the answer I'm no uncertain
terms:
THE Alaska highway must
he kept open and maintained.
IL Is a job that cannot wait
until the war Is over; there is
urgent need for action now"
Travelling from Seattle by boat
up the inside passage TO Ketchi-
kan. then Juneau-800 miles north
of Seattle-Burleigh then went
outside across the Gulf of Alaska
TO Seward, from there 10 Fair
banks by train. and returned "a
Edmonton along the Alaska high
way.
Summing il all up, he said:
There are at least three i'm
pertant reasons why the Alaska
highway should be kept open
and maintained:
First. Its value to our own
territory OF Alaska and TO the
United States.
Second, It's value as a neces-
sary ground cOmmunica tons
system to support air lanes TO
Russia, China and the East.
Third, its promise-after the
war--as new frontier for
American motorists on vaca-
/ ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
u. 5. 10 Train Women
For Clerical Jobs

A chance 10 learn tipping and
shorthand, and be paid $3.50 a
month while training, is being Of
fered by the government to women
from Is 10 as in the Detroit area.
After completion of the 12-week
course. the trainees will be given
Jobs at S146 monthly with gov
eminent Offices in the area, II was
said by Ralph E. Forbes, branch
manager of the u. s. Civil Service
Commission, Room 402. Federal
Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Double Kill
Detroit Pilot Bags Two
Of Newest Nszi Planes

L. 6. EIGHTH AIR FORCE
HO oct. CUPl - American
fighter pilots claimed today TO
have DESTROYED four Of the --latest
t>pe German planes. three Flying
Wings - twin engined, jet pro-
pelled MeSserSchmitt-262's 80 and
an ME-l63. a rocket plane
First Il Urban Drew. Mustang
plot If 1852 HazClridce. Detroit,
scored the first double Kill against
the Flying Wings spotting two as
they LETT an airfield near OSna-
hrlck. He shot one down and eN-
ploded the other in midair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Won Wieeand Says:
Won Wle9dnd says:
Stain Scores Again
For Soviet Russia
CONTINUED from Page One)

Polish unity like Chinese unity,
was little more than a word.
The Poles had split.
There was the London exile
Polish government. recognized
and backed by America and
Britain
There was the Polish Commu-
mist pro-Soviet element spon-
sored, supported and aided by
Moscow.
The Polish under groun d
forces" were under Gen. Dor. 1t
had two wings or factions.
One was very left, the other
moderately right" or conserva-
tive.
Both were anti-German, anti
Communist Russia and for a
really independent" Poland
The population of Warsaw was
TO a large extent of similar politl-
cal colors.
Both the underground and the
general population believed IN
America and Britain and their
promises Of independence
When the Red Army neared
Warsaw. the exiled Polish gov
eminent in London, whether in
spired or requested TO do so by
the Allies is not clear, ordered
Gen. Dor and his underground
Polish forces to rise against the
Nazi occupation army.
1t was done without consulting
or apprising Moscow. That wa:
the Polish exile governments
mistake. But there were and are
no diplomatic relations between
the Polish government in Londor
and the Soviet government IT
Moscow which does not recognize
the London government.
In the meantime a strongly pro
Soviet Polish government headet
by an old guard Communist a
president. sponsored and backed
/ by Moscow. was installed in tina
part OF Poland liberated by TIT
Red armies.
This was done in defiance no
only of the exile Polish govern
ment in London but also in disre
gard or defiance OF Churchill ant
| Roosevelt who stand behind IN,
London Poles.
The Red army was pressed bacl
from the edge of Warsaw by TIT
Germans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
TimeI Photo

was VI C16lAA ~ 49,
the British House of Commons.
From day to day Bor's situation
became more critical.
Stains Red army made scarcely
a token effort to come 10 Dor S
assistance.
Stain let the Germans destroy
his supposed Polish ally
They were. in the main, anti
Communist Soviet Union.
Stain had nothing TO lose from
their destruction.
UPRISING PREMATURE
It is the contention of Moscow
that the uprising by Gen. Dor
was premature.
If one is a disciple of truth as
ever try 10 be. it must be ad-
mitted that there is some basis
for that charge.
1t is not the least of Poland s
tragedy that il is house divided
against itself.
There was a vast gulf between
thin strata of Polish ariStoc-
racy, proud. vain, ultra-national-
iStic with touch here and there
of something like megalomania,
and the dire and bitter poverty
of the masses.
CHURCHILLS PLEDGE
Prime Minister Churchill de-
clared in the House of Commons
that Britain is pledged 10 ar
independent Poland
He added that there should bt
rectification Of frontiers tol
Soviet Russia's security"
The British prime minister coult
scarcely have meant that III,
Soviet Union Of around $50 600,
600 people fears or has need 4
fear a Poland of 10000, 1000
The London exile Polish gov
eminent, backed by Britain ant
America. has so far lost ever!
play of the cards.
The pro-Soviet Polish govern
ment. supported by Moscow, ha
won every round. II is in tn
position of power and authority
Those are indisputable facts.
PoLAND's ROLE TRAGIC
II was encouraged to resist Hit
lers demand for the return o
IDanzig and the Polish Corrido
which cut Germany into two parts
All records of the secret diplo
macy between London, Warsaw
Paris and Washington in 1888 AM
1889 are not yet public.
On April IS. 1940-fouy month
before the German invasion o
oland - Ambassador William
Christian Bullitt called me TO tn
American embassy in Paris 10 tel
me that war in Europe has beer
decided upon.
Poland. he said. has the assur
ance Of the support Of Britain ant
France and would yield 10 no de
mands from Germany.
America, he predicted, would b'
in the war soon after Britain anC
France entered II.
Britain and France professedly
declared war against Nazi Ger
many TO help Poland
Marshal Josef Stain is the
major decisive factor in the fate
4of Poland.
r What has happened in POLAND
may happen in Germany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
I'D WARSAW SIEGE

The Germans then began their
second siege of Warsaw, this time
against Gen. Dor and his Polish
patriots who had risen and taken
the main part of the Polish capital
from within.
Little or no aid came 10 Gen.
Bor from the Anglo American
Allies despite his many appeals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Report Boom
In Adoptions
Agencies Have | Child
for rs Applicants

81 want a baby. I must have
a baby"
The intensity Of this plea from
hundreds of childless d e tr o I
women seeking TO adopt infants.
has focused public attention upon
a condition that may have driven
a desperate. love-starved nurse
maid to kidnap 4-month-old Rob
ert King.
Since the beginning of the war,
the urge 10 adopt children has in
creased so greatly that child car
ing agencies and juvenile court
officials are able To provide only
one child for every 25 adoption
applicants.
TAKE NO APPLICATIONS
Some agencies have ceased TAX
ing additional applications while
others have sharply curtailed
them.
Ernest L. Bridge registrar of the
Wayne County Juvenile Court. be-
ieves that the number of appli-
cants will level off this year after
reaching an all-time peak of 1887
In 1912
The increase in the number of
adoptionS IS largely attributable TO
the war, Bridge said.
War tension, dependency status,
birth certificates for military SerV-
ice and work in war plants all
combine TO heighten the urgency
Of adoption. Many couples who
had reared children TO military
age. never legally adopted them
until the beginning of the war, he
explained.
Then, too, people are earning
more money than ever before.
and they feel that they can
adopt the children they have al
ways wanted" he said.
Most women want to adopt
infants. whereas men seem to
prefer the older children. The
applicants ages are carefully
considered In cases Of releasing
infants for adoption" he said.
A complete Investigation Is
made Of all applicants before they
are approved as the foster parents
of a child. Unless they meet the
standards established, applicants
for adoption of the child will be
rejected
MENTALLY SICK
f. All adoptionS must be approved
in juvenile court
Child stealing. according 10 Or.
Henry T. Luce, Eloise Hospital
/ pSychlatriSt stems from patho-
( logical condition
Persons who steal babies are
mentally and emotionally sick.
Such behavior isn't normal even
among animals" he declared.
Dr. Luce believes that few
isolated cases Of child kidnapping
stimulates the behavior pattern
for other pathological persons, re-
sulting in a wave of kidnapping
The motives for kidnapping are
many and complex, he added
Sometimes il represents an ag-
erosion against the mother OF
the child sometimes against socl-
ETY. IN general.
Evening star., 1944-12-17

BEVERLY BEACB on chesapeake Bay
sumre- hon home and bu,,dinR 1sites Write
frontage, on the Potomac River, Tisr l mile mile
from Point Lookout and Chesapeake Bay.
for small boats on property; ST 900 6lN each h
tract: 25s cash. balance years. JOHN
BRIcKLEY: ST. 1851.
neaT Manassas: Va. War cOnditions on; n make k:
3 to s rms. furnished and with all imps...
swimming and boating: prices from $1,000
to So 900, terms. Drive out or call Manas-
WOODLAND BEAcH-cottage. bed
rooms; lge. living room, inc. back porch
with lavatoTy inside; a,mc. Situated on
. lots, size lo0xln0, on corner. near main
beach, completely furnished; bargain
sIs5o. Mr.. Morris. NE. 333s; night.
SNUG HARRoR. shadyside, Md, on tn.
this summer. build later; homesite<, S175:
terms. See Mr. Allen on property or send
for booklet, wHIPPLE, 81 S, Calvert St.
/ WANT TO BUY A WATERFRONT HOME
on bay or river VIII pay cash. Sta te
particulars, location, price. Box 201V,
WEST RIVER BARGAIN-Fine home, COM
pieteIy furnished, every modern conyen-
heater, Fl sidaire. garage. work shop. iarge
waterfront lot, fine trees, shrubbery, vege-
table garden, rnagnifcent view. boating,
6ssthins fishing. VIII sacrifice. Box
5 BIG R. COTTAGE. furnished. city water.
elec narrow lot on bay, cliff, trees, fenced
LS5s on near wi water. sa: 4. E 5i R9oN 'ices. oo,.
EfGHTsR room, ALL-YEAR HOUSE. years
ff}};ls1re.r oTSER, BOX 55-v Star
low price of $4,000. OWNER, Box 43-V.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

LARGE, ,moaernly eavipped INSTITUTIONAL
type building. suitable for educational, ma
hoe
tial zone. Contains 35 rooms, plus kitchen
facilities and large assembly room; building
POSSESSION with settiement: See Mr.. Green
H. 1. RUST CO.. 1901 18th ST. NV. Ma
Reinforced CONCRETE ireproof bldg.
on L st. NV, between 18th and 18th, con-
s + SsS5s I2s,aSs s.Ss.- SS WIN
sell subject to early possession, or win re-
lease. i ) ii SESoME sasd S. MURRAY 1881 6 St
5000. square feet Of commsrcial, sroand,
S aT ouds Hy loo se BRICK bass
:5ssas Rso
Nd shrEoWs Ma Es5lsSsa MS s1Ssinfs sas s prices
at.dnidn mINM eoRNaRcapitol a1 "a Hill FACING
ssnts spartmenss sSo 81 eno heat invement with
DOC BAcAs, aoos Eye st. NV. Real
si}hss sFHLsI ssIGk siihsss BLDG containing
tailor shop and '7-room apt; excellent Sc.
sonSson 9sssiGn stS5e tFSn o5sa s heat Al
SpusfR1AL CORNER STE, EsSe Close in 49,
e seo iaus5e IT, stTss ET sras sbfslsDs vag
|11s1.
X ST. NV. near 13th-old brick house
modern, high--grade improvements on both
sides The house is solid and could be
developed for ONCE use, but the price is
ment as to the advantages OF the location.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV,
1900 BLOCK L ST. NV. end commercial;
will sell or remodel for responsible tenant
RUTH !. POWELL, MA. 9646. Sunday
ali 4th ST. NV, facing courthouse; ~
rooms. baths. 4-story. basement and sub
cellar. suitable for rooms, board or Offices;
little remodeiing it will make an excellent
income producing property must be sold
SO submit offer. Eve or Sun. phone MR.
GORDON Woodley 1p3h
Evening star., 1944-12-17
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGiNIA.

ARLING ION : Immediate possession; g.
room detached :, brick, equipped kitchen,
Oh For Fa appointmen Isnfn sta cs sHf cH
sit9 teT or all boas day sundsy
refriserator excellent 0 condition. @ a'0'h mme ao
diate possession. 425 Argyle dir. (Go Rus
sell rd to Monticello blvd. lst street turn
lett NO brokers Can be inspected Sun
LOG CABIN, unusual and most attractive,
on hard-surfaced road, 10 miles to D; c.;
place and spacious living rm., electricity,
ToeF on move a At hea once esh seaane n
gss RafaSs pasSSe g9 sssS sSsS'nshss NsSa
A LASTING CHRISTMAS GIFT-suburban
bungalow; 3 mi. to Chain Bridge in the
loyely oor5n6 rolling Mills Of Langley exquisite
equipped elec: kitchen; rich soif for garden,
luscious nip bed many beautiful
$500 cash, balance like rent. COLONIAL
REALTY co, 2939 Wilson blvd. CHI. 5554
2-sToRY BRICK, furn. or unfurn.. in a
neighborhood OF, home owners; 2 bedrms
and bath; small but very attractive and
balance in easy monthly payments. colo.
NAL REALTY H5i co, 293e Wilson blvd. CHI
CLOSE N-Lovely home with large liyins
rm and dining, rm., fully equipped kitchen
2 delightful bedrms, large tiled bath, beau.
tiful lot 75x1s9 #. with MAGNIFICENT shade
immediate possession: $1,000 cash, balance
Go aSn' sass Wson Blvd c2HoN5Aa ea ss5a
S5,75O-Attractive small home on 1 acre
Of ground. The house contains nice-sized
living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath,
full basement with coal furnace hot-water
heat, large storage attic In good white
neighborhood within miles of Washing
ton. Immediate possession. $1,000 down,
balance $50 pei month. See MASON
HIRST, Annandale, Va. at the end OF
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12.
eiPfss oPEN TobaY, SSbaaays q TO 8 pM-A s-bedroom
home combining charm, convenience and
INABILITY. There is a lovely 1st-fioor bed
room and bath. while on the end floor
there are 2 large additional rooms. The
living room is a splendid size, bright and
cheerful and graced by log burning fire.
place. Both dining room and kitchen face
east and enjoy the luxury of the morning
with adequate built-in cabinets. electric re-
frigeration and gas range; heated, intesral
garage automatic hot water and hot-wateY
coal heat; close to. city, Navy Annex and
Pentagon, To reach: Drive out Columbia
pike to Glebe rd,. then right to So 7th ST.,
then left to No. 5000 and Open Sign
Phone GL. s423: eyes, OK. 2132. ROSCOE
G. BANGS, Exclusive Agent.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GROUP of 3 apartment houses, practically
nsss 10 To- units nit in each snsle soksr
On Lee blvd, about 6-minute drive from rom
Co SS9nstitution 81 ave: offices; annual income
$4,000 payable $40 6taS monthy miSff5sdfas inefudiss
whether you include payment spenaIs on princia On
0f'AsSs 4 r. fzRfp's fs sse0nns &C. ns
APARTMEsNT BUILDING. off 18th st. on
r n.w.-,Well-constructe brick. units OF
fshfn sh sas easesa Rs sssh eohdsS ssaa
~ ss T. ss5
ssToREs, q Fiji s $s1;SSsofs, s;S bSiidins so 1894 You
EH2R ARgy H5TkHE HfkF sS4sJS JS'S s.ss;s5 s
RSSsf!'s and sGr ny.ss@enEovey ssSsea siay de-
ona csthedra: siock kiafay fron fsaa asanspoa Ma-
some Of The ane;t homes IS and and nlass apss: IN IN
and has both a-bedrm. and iebedrm. units, units,
any one of which would be available for
sne Use use Of owner ,, This property will make
JESS FISHER l. CO. Realtors. S s a1s 3 New New
isFAfIY feFk Mi T xpT EE dsesshed soss ,r,ok W.
old auto heat located near a. '' Pentason s
SSo BUY iS sasifs sS'ss1 "a pSaSS. 5sSe.. M Nj.
GA; AVE. ist coMmERrcAL-s-family de-
sIies. si5s5o. 'fps soss isa & paEIPs. IiPasnuaaS Nx.
g3oo Evenings and Sunday, Mr.. Measell,
HAVE " FIVE HOMES in the petwor.n
section, al rented, and will show an .ex-
sell fe'ahn On "a assfs cs shoo1e %s
MILLS, WO. $500; eyes,, 81. 773S.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS, IL to 20 mi.
south OF D. C., ranging in price from $50
70 $500 per acre. H. NJ. HUNTER, WA.
1612 ACRES, mi. from Rockville. 1900
It. frontage paved road. Beautiful creek
and rich chester loan soil: $3.50 acre.
Also 5l2 a., Sl,400; II a., S2,s00. OWNER,
i-a-5 TO 25 TO 500 ACRES, colesvin.
pike, Hyattsville. Country Club district,
So Capitol st. Also apt. house site Chevy
Chase D. C.. and IS homesttes beautifully
improved, Conn. ave. and Jones Mn I'd.
St. NV. DI. $3.50 till s pm. Brokers'
5-ACRE TRACTS with 25o-ft frontage, on
Route 240, north of GaitherSburg, Montg.
Co. Nd. cleo, phone and bus at property;
1000 each tract; 25ee cash. balance
years. Also 5-acre wooded and cleared
tracts at Clinton, Md; 81 500 each tract,
easy terms Conv. TO Suitland, Nd, Govt.
bldgs. and Navy Yard employees. JOHN A.
BRICKLEY. 81. S55l
CHAIN BRIDGE RD. N.w.-2ha acres, op-
poslte Government park. excellent view,
flne neighborhood. An unusual homesite;
priced low. Emerson 1890
81 ACRES near Francis Station. about 13
miles from Baltimore; sacrifice $50 acre.
1a5 ACRES, ali fenced 30 a. clear; large
spring and barn; So. Nd. As mi. D. c.,
nj Potomac River. $1,000; terms.
Box 1ql-V, Star
Evening star., 1944-12-17
FARMS FOR SALE

$3.50 DOWN, balance easy terms -I54
acres acre 100 clear. s-room house; electric
ooutbuildings: only 10 miles D. c. line o.
l, MURDoCK. Kensington .553.
1o-room house, excellent
p.kn ag1P9ek RsHsa ssnss terms
va, Il miles from . c. line: now S, equip equipped
az apd clfts Tanning as dairy farm small herd
pred Holsteins which can be included.
BRICK HOUSE, built in 1928. located at
is a magnificent small estate of so acres,
oniy Is miles from the White House. The
mouse is completely modern, containing
place. library with fireplace and opening
on screened porch, bay-windowed dining
room, zoo taproom with hand-hewn beam cell
room ultramodern elec. kitchen. laundry
room On the 2nd floor are beautiful
Sacoy bnhs hem 1pfnins All nscessa2y ont0 1sTge large
buiIdinss Priced to sell. ROBERT L.
penn 6sm Bl9s, Ma Ma 1850 Sunday call Mr..
BARGAIN AT, s1o,oOo---stock farm of $50
acres acres on hard road, close to pike, S. mi.
streams sfp and FpTnps Tnsy EateEed BY
timber, s-room houes in 600 good l shape, pc @ Win
electricity and bath Installed. Tenant
SS' nouse' parn ana poultry quarters. Half
4 Agency; He.aaon aO Fairfsx HsEI1 CO, va FARM
an9 es EARN mn, Of ss9 acres rolling
roads: about 125 acres Of rood farm land,
balance balance wooded watered by several
ftrsaS baef from The The hoase ToaS sna sts S on hin well
bath. furnace, electricity and phone; cow
barn, horse barn. chicken houses and farm
Ppce EoaGsy ssefSsSe soo onpn from the city,
Federal farm loan, balance SIS per month.
MASON HIRsT, Annandale, va. at end
closed Sundays.
RoZIER's MANOR, near the Potomac. 4
mi from Z, G. is one of the most beautiful
estates in Md, commanding q picturesque
one superhishwag in rear and concrete Se
Sd Se. as a his s{6Bs,y 6s ysFy xSss
Pons coona a tee esn aspssos ssa nGSsf Toes
TaHse arge sinR Spacious so cessrs st1S ss ssi
dsss S0rs hsl1m lyag nm ta 1o1s IT. sgsn beck
Heatolater. 3 inclosed porches, concrete
cellar, oil heat, stationary tubs. built-in
PIKE with springs, outbuildinss. about
sash dostsd With fruit saTasn ana
The KIDS, put the landlord On skids. 70
inspect, phone JOHN w ROUSE, 10lO M
st. NV, DI. 1883 or your broker. Sunday.
FLORIDA orange groves, farms. homes
and money-making business opportunities
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