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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
Church Mission
Activity Is
Outlined Here

The missionary work of the
Methodist church was outlined for
pastors and delegates from churches
IN northeast Montana by DR.. Ezra
Cox of New York City, and Bishop
Wilbur E. Hammaker of Denver. at
a Sub-diStrict missionary institute
at the Glasgow Methodist church
Friday.
Bishop HammaKer was the prin-
cipal speaker at The afternoon SEES
sion at wh4-I NE Rev. Walter
WampleT, vi boLc-lan, state mis-
Sion&-y secretary, vas chairman.
Inere weie also sno4G talks by DR..
Cox and by the ttev. M. E. Van
&c Marx oil Great Falls, superin-
tu-4Io... u M Glacier park dis
IT,, LID Rev. j. S. Pennypacker
of Billings, superintendent of the
Yellowstone park district.
DR.. Cox, the national secretary
of home missions for the Metho-
dist church, was the speaker at
the evening session, at which the
Rev. Grant S. Moore, pastor of the
Glasgow church presided. There
vas music by the Glasgow choir.
Bishop Hammaker spoke briefly
in appreciation of the report given
him by Rev. Moore on the progress
of the Glasgow church. Sixty mem
bers have been added since last
June l.
The Rev. Joseph Gibson of Scobey
and the Rev. Andrew Olson of Saco
were other clergymen attending.
Rev. Van de Mark presided at a
program which followed a dinner
by the Women's Society OF
Christian Service at $50. Mrs. Lii
liam Lane of Glasgow spoke for wo-
men of the church, and Jim Dickin-
son of Scobey spoke for the youth of
the church. Rev. Wampler and Mrs.
Joseph Gibson of Scobey sang a
duet.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
TRUMAN MAKES A GOOD START

In his first address made to the congress this week, our new
President has made a good impression on the people of the
United States. Two thoughts were noticeable, not altogether
in the text but in the way he phrased his address. One was the
humility with which he approached the backbreaking task he
faces. The other was an honest bid for unity among our people.
1t was a good sign that his words brought such a widespread,
favorable reaction in congress. AS to the war and peace aims,
we all will support his words: 81 want the world to know that
this direction must and will remain - unchanged and I'M
hampered."
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
Federated Store RefinisEsed i'm
Most Modern Of Fixtures

When the Glasgow Federated
store reopens here Friday morning
after being closed for complete re-
decoration and refitting, patrons
will see the latest in scientifically
designed store fixtures, John Mass,
owner, announced today.
New open shelf wall fixtures are
of gum wood in lighteSt blonde hue.
All counters have been eliminated
in the store space, making stock
open and readily accessible to buy
ers on the self service" plan. This
postwar" style increases room for
patrons, providing about one-third
more aisle space, while at the same
time giving more room for showing
of the ample stocks.
New glass bins in step style have
been installed on the raised display
fixtures.
Redecorating in light tones has
been carried on throughout.
Our aim has been to make the
store streamlined, efficient and a
pleasant place for the whole fam
lily to shop" Mr.. Mass said. I'VE
welcome everyone in this territory
to a special %reopening sale beginning
morning"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19

United Nations Clothing Drive
and two small truckloads were
delivered to Glasgow Saturday
Mrs. H. L. Wiley announced.
The Girl Scouts who are spon-
soring the clothing drive an
nounce that anyone desiring to bring
clothes from the country may leave
them at the postoffice or at the
Farmers union Store. They will also
make a house-to-house call IN
Nashua saturday again, and here
after on Saturday as long as the
drive continues.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
Ito Pounds Of
Rags Collected
by Ill CgubSers

Members of the West Glasgow All
Dairy club and the East Tampico
club with their leader, Mrs. Sidney
Cotton, collected Ito pounds of
rags here Saturday for the wal eff
fort, it is reported by Mrs. Harold
~Stensland, county women's salvage
chairman.
The bulk of the rags came from
Glasgow and nearby sections, with
some being turned in from other
points in the county.
I'VE want to thank the people for
their donations and urge them to
rags for a future shipment"
Mrs. Stensland added.
The club members also left sew
eral boxes of clothing, weighing ITS
pounds, for the United National
clothing collection.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
Star Collects
I'm Current Drive

Glasgow Eastern Star members
have been asked to bring used cloth
ing and bedding to the Eastern Star
meeting next Monday night for the
United National clothing drive. Mrs.
T. H. Markle is chapter chairman
for this project. The Don in the
suffer building formerly occupied
by the Ellis Studio will also be open
next Wednesday afternoon for the
reception of clothing to be credited
to the Eastern Star chapter.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
CLEANING Is POSTPONED

Hinsdale-The Hinsdale cleanup
week originally planned for April
% to % has been postponed for one
week due to weather conditions and
conflicts with other activities,
President Homer Claypool of the
chamber of commerce announced
Wednesday. The cleanup week will
now be held from April 80 to May 5.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
Tampico Local to
See Two Movies

Marion Hellstern of Hinsdale will
show two moving picture reels at
the meeting of Tampico local of the
Farmers Union to be held in the
Tampico hall Saturday night at g.,
it was announced today by Sidney
Cotton, president.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
Former Peck Officer Directs
Rapid Bridging Of the Rhine

Then they completed another of
greater capacity, 1,500 feet long, in
u hours. Up and down their section
of the Rhine, other units of the
group worked on a dozen other i'm
portant missions, all parts of the
master plan worked out by Colonel
Wallace.
Colonel Wallace was assigned to
duty on the Fort Peck project from
May, 1941, to April, 1912. He was
executive officer and was promoted
from captain to major during his
tour of duty at Fort Peck.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19

Col. David c. Wallace, formerly
stationed at Fort Peck as an en-
gineer officer worked out and placed
into operation a master plan that
accounted for a rapid crossing on
one section of the Rhine river, &C
cording to information received by
Lieut.. Col. H. H. Roberts, Fort Peck
district engineer.
The 1153rd engineer combat group,
under command of Colonel Wallace,
completed one floating bridge across
the German moat' in 61a hours.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
MAN HERE

M. J. Volding of Minneapolis,
head of the Federated Stores organ
ization for the Minneapolis district,
is spending a few days at the Glas-
gov Federated store in connection
with its reopening sale here that
begins Friday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
DEACONEss HOSPITAL BIRTHS


To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Maurer
of Glasgow. April 10, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brandt of
Nashua, April IS. a daughter.
To Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Flaming
of Frazer, April II. a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Reimche
of Nashua, April Is, a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson
of Glasgow, April IS, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Orby Ammo of
Opheim, April is. a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey
of Fort Peck. April 16, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Langemo Of
Hinsdale, April 10. a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hallock of
Orheim, April 10, a son.
To MI. and Mrs. Anders Strommen
of Saco. April 10. a son.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19

here. They also will meet with the
Pilgrim Fellowship group at 7.
The church pastoral committee is
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Fried
lund, T. j. Hooking, Roy P. Huber
and Isobel Young.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
According to
The Courier"
THE

This mornings low was 81, the
temperature at 1870 was SO.
THE FORECAST
Partly cloudy and continued mild
tonight and Friday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19
Give Two Loads
in Clothing Drive

NASHUA The residents of
Nashua responded freely to the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19

For masons, carpenters and all build
ing trades. The line is always chalked
when drawn from the reel.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
STORES FOR RENT.

IDEAL UPPER NV. LOCATION, suitable
for any. business. For particulars write
Ri Iiih, 4s NEAR mo MONROE N.w.-rhis 1909
location, suitable for many businesses, viii
be available soon; long-term lease to a
responsible party. HARRY /. FRIEDMAN,
in n. Arlinsten; win lease with option
party NJ T. BRoYHILL Co, CHI. 5000
SPACE FOR VARIETY STORE in new. bis
shopping center. Arlington: Small shop
Good opportunity. NJ. T. BROYHnL CO..
SMALL STORE for rent, suitable gift
shop, delicatesSen or restaurant or any
type small business. Heart OF new shop
ping center, vicinity of Hyattsville. MARI
boro 1921.
1909 EYE ST. N.W.-Front basement
room in remodeled building, display win
dow, private entrance; ideal for watch
maker or ether light business; vacant
S85 per month LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
&; CO, INC. ME. 54o0.
AVAILABLE December lst-Storeroom now
occupied by Skyland Pharmacy. 2451 Coco
Hope I'd. sc. Rental. $500 monthly. Cal
DI. Sl51
STORE, to be built near proposed Giant
Market. Wisconsin ave. and W pl. NV.
size 20'xl0V, with parking space: suitable
M Rupert. SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
DOWNTOWN STORE. 1889 l4th st. NV
Over 1000 So ft., large basement. bricf
supply. etc WA. SCHWARTZ. Reaitor
l421 Eye ST. NV, Suite 900. EX. 1oSS.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WOODLAND BEACH-3 lots, 2Oxl0O #,
%e s4s5 tsrs essTed es saa Sr 1sss s h
1860 ACRES, 4-miie nice water frontase
on o.. ASon oa River; 24o acres arabic: produc-
stock raising, conveniently located on good
road % miles from District, new six-room
BUNGALOW. hot-water heat, large basement.
MATTHEW'S, La Plata, Nd. ~
WANT TO BUY place on river. or bay;
state price, location and particulars. Box
NEAL6 A S'fH ESTATE SALE, on bay. lars. suns..
arse a all al Nicely esH iSrnshsd k ns so6asF Ss
ful o6a sands, beach, waterfront lot; price,
water heater; all-year house, Completely
furnished; very large waterfront lot. Box
LONG BEACH, exclusive waterfront COL
Say is,r6 6eautiful fu,,0 white sand beach safe
small game hunting ard-surfaced road DAD
water centrally distributed to every lot;
ments If desired: plans and financial aid
for immediate construction; l5-year bank
loans as,va available a informatton on Ieaqest
EFT at St. Leonard. For additional IL.
fGEnasn aiIn ST. EaonarS Es5Is Sr Ra Isons M E ROCK
ginia." 12-mile lake. wooded; fishing,
cottages ami, 3 to 7 rooms, some fur
1ished, ready to occupy: from So, 500 UP;
terms: don't miss these fall baEEains;; Cali
LONG BEACH, large cottage overlooking
porches 'front.' and nc % BACK? fuily q 'fir furnshed; @
fes desired NJ T. Sisf S'?a
WoopIASsDS sS' BEAcH-Barsain. fine ALL
home. Dlefply furnished four
hothouse beds for % Celery. vi lettuce, @ ete teen near
1Be III ssass sDs sA
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for eatalogus. Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co, Nd.
ssSfs soe fooms al year T.
munityi Private per bath sFd'. ana else5Pie saP
tet odsy ssra RE 1 5 srs M .ss ssooO
33lz ACRES improved by a 5-room DWELL
ing. located in the ANNAPOLIS area. situated
S5 miles from the D. G. line: tse has D roads s on
three boundaries and is surrounded By
5itn simmer prses eottasss SggprtY
A FOR sAEEStFo0m s Sth s1 nw bHnsaox Ex ao $500:
En- P,ney pHpu;,cH PSi9ti Nd. MRS. LORETTA
CALVERT COUNTY wATER FRoNT.-
Leonard Greek: small cottage.
so seo-3I cI,- wooded acres on st.
fesF m hSase on bsy ste house,
barn; fertile; good producer,
@-sere e, doh lot; 900 #. to Patpxent River:
fronts directly on wide Patuxent River,
$500 to sso0-Beautiful, top-auality bay
sEs Ys aHsey 81 S9y rscs hs eef Fed.fE Ma
Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcoct (,

HOUSES WANTED 70 buY tConf.l
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS Xanting home
Ebot w bASnsfSn sbargs and sHeKyEy HeaEPy P
46I7. Lee higRWay, cH.. 4112.
URGENTLY NEED RESIDENCE propsrty Of Al
buy your house. for cash OF, sell it for yoS
at the best price obtainable. For auicl
eGn and RE Tesss co fs Ahe sF
5hor 5honeT ~ EN- oot o45os-o733; nights and Sun
aTTENfioN. afFfi HOME owNERs-If you de,
sire to sell your home, let our experienced
sales force give you, quick and complett
S5ss. with FRANK S. PHIL Fps, Di, 14ii
CLIENTS for houses and lots, sc. anc
nearby Maryland. will buy or sell to cast
sVs'0msfS svs. s.e., AT. a sa4i. ii 'ANoAAA' '' IA
WANTED, houses for sale. FREDERICK A
BLUMER, Realtor, 617 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR
SHALL SELL MY HOME NOW? If yor
request a personal and confidential inter.
advise you as to your best interests. Thi.
service is without obligation. PHILLIPS
& CANDY. INC. Realtors. Ma. 1900. 101l
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today; Our ,opinion entails no obi.
sanT1rp ssatnl1ni ASK C9 for MI @ Brqwning, VIM; H
ARIiNGToN95 tH or org room 2ii house ss $4,000
H,Sn 70 SIQ99e ZOO ydIsRs Ph9Re SH 1872 ,,..
not disturbed. E A. GARVEY, DI. 450S;
eyes. and Sun, GE. $500; / Thomas Circle
PETwoRTH AND BRIGHTWooD AREA: we
have cash buyers for homes, get our free
appraisal. prompt and efficient service
given each call KAY REALTY CO., RA
200, 5505 Georgia ave. NV.
MY CLIENT will pay all cash for high
class tenanted apartment house with a
yearly income of about 81 80 900 Contact
Mr. Leveque, RA. 6l07, with BEITZELL.
DI 3I00
1 WILL PAY ALL CASH for house in e.
or Sc; $4,000 to $4,000. MIR. MAUPIN,
TR. 241S.
DETACHED OR SEMIDETACHED brick in
vicinity of 18th and RittenhouSe SITS. w
= or 7 rooms; will pay up to Sl6.5O0 cash;
60-day possession. Phone Mr. Evans, WO.
o290. SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1906 H
s. NV MA 2345
Evening star., 1945-12-02
OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICE FOR RENT, basement, 1920

OFFICE FOR RENT, basement, 1920 18th
s,,,n. 6, nv. DE-, De; 6Ss4 ,s n,x.,.,.ns orsr,oo.
ing 14th ST. between Columbia I'd and
Irving: entrance from 4th St. INSPECTION
81 sfAGF n REaR PeSpe oF offrcf SG '
storage or office; ne. near Catholic Uni
PKoFkssISSS. FssstY RSS IL offiCEs sIi5 AIexandria
for physician. lawyer or other professional
use: four large rooms and bath furnished
$500. Call MR.. WILSON. DI. 1853.
CONN. AVE. OFFICE BLDG. consisting OF
maculate in every respect. VIII consider
leasing only to one responsible tenant for
ea HsRRy sfss TREpmN n Beo
TWoi III ROOMS and bath. private entrance
syaaDe senden Pss sEs G. at TpT M51S wo end 81
ssos NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE .N.w.-con.
yEenientiy located Georsia ave bushes: s.
GORDON, INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV, CO
FORMER PHYSICIANS OFFICE now avail.
able, corner 14th and Kennedy sts. NV.
rental S100 per mo, r. A. HUMPHREYS
Rssltor, sos y. Capitol St. MA; $3.50.
$4,000 It, of ofhce space, right down town
1909 goth ST. corner St. just of Conn
SUITABLE DOCTOR. DENTIST. busines.
or professional man, heart commercial
area in nearby Prince Georges County al
intersection of two major highways. vi.
cinity of Hyattsyille. Marlboro 1921
MAILING ADDRESS and telephone mes.
sage service available at S15 per mo-. In
centrally located modern ofice bldg. Cal
I 900 SQUARE FEET of Office space avail.
able. Also single offices and studios l10f
G st. NV. near State Dept. Phone RE
o653 or see agent on premises
1000 SO. FIT. Splendi6ly lighted. So sc
PEI. SO. it., luxurious apartment with :
bathrooms, adjoining 1st commercial zone
Box 131-J. Star.
LARGE, bright. airy. 3rd-noor ONO,
suita ple for lawyer. dentist, businessman
food. broker; located 923 F. st. NV Phcn,
for full particulars: MRS, LUPo, DI 1909
available for trade associations or ofiicl
use: one area of 4,300. feet and anothe
of 3,400 feet: neither of these . areas car
be subdivided: reasonable rent on 5-yeal
lease. Shown by auoointmefit only. Sc,
Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash
ington Bids. DI $500
Evening star., 1945-12-02
OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICE SPACE NEEDED am in need OF
desirable space in downtown ONCE bldg
Will consider to lease. suhlet. furnished OF
strict confidence. viii share suite
Highest references and very pleasant Cal
HARRY / FRIEDMAN. RE. 1856.
ESTABLISHED ATTORNEY needs l or 2
rooms. furn. or, unfurn.; prefers financial
district but win consider any good 9fieee
building 6u az sael references furnished ME. 1884
NAVAL ARCHITECT. row in woodward
turning veteran; would like unfurnished
space In vicinity 9TH and H sts. NV win
give long lease If desired Me afS2.
TWO OFFICES wanted, or viii share suite.
c. NJ. MCMILLAN, Elk. 1858 or Ex. 1000.
OFFICE WANTED, large or small con-
Meeting rooms in elevator building or first
hoor, in downtown location. Phone TIE.
WORLD WAR II VETERANS, organization
adequate; rent or purchase. Phone MA.
CONSULTING ENGINEER. established. de-
sires 250-350 50. it., preferably divided
offices. In modern building, downtown
Washington; 6 months rent In advance and
agreeable extended term lease: will con-
slider suitcase for reasonable time. OIL
WANTED--orace by counselor-c -consultant.
DEsIRE SMALL OFFICE room or desk
consin ave. section or upper l4th and Mt.
Pleasant section, by builder and broker.
Long established resident OF D. G. Phone
WO Sl15 so
Evening star., 1945-12-02
STORES WANTED.

AM FINANCIALLY ABLE to undertake q
long-term lease on any desirable downtown
property suitable for a furniture store; will
listen to your terms: guaranteed lease;
good references. Me. 6079.
ALEXANDRIA, YA.-Want store of ! 500
to 5000 So it, between Peyton and Union
Station on King street or cross street be-
tween King and Prince: long-term lease de-
sired reliable party. MR.. BEAL. Ordway
Evening star., 1945-12-02
WAREHoUsEs WANTED.

NATIONAL PAINT MANUFACTURER re-
quires to 10000 square feet for WHOLE
sale distribution; long-term lease: state
location. rental and occupancy. Box
314-S, Star.
requires 1000 to 10000 So It. space Will
buy Or rent, Phone RA. 6662-9284.
WA1EMOu9E suitable for truck terminal;
lease. Box 72-J. star.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, pEcEMBER a.
SUBURBAN SAIE-yIRGINIA,

ARLINGTON, vA.-Immediate possession.
ga baths and nreplaces, yrs, old as and
coat GO a'' closet and % tiisd iioor. Beautiful
living room with fireplace. nice dining
ana baaE se porch o chen esehsn n
with tiled bath. 2 other bedrooms and
Ssns rsn gns or ss VS. pe1 sah mon 1
ment. oil furnace. fireplace, and Va bath;
attached garage. concrete driveway. we'll
1Oc bus and stores; price, SIS 500; sub
sTREI FeI 'fse sealtoss na FANS FANS chareh sssS
ff RRTTER sI0sfa fhaS aSnfaS ksNrrNG-A good house
on "a acre, approx, blocks to Lee high
: bedrooms and bath. Fuii Full basement with
Coal gpsess
sfiee S. 75e sfs5o tS can cash . snd ssS psl
sfEEhE ens kessors isns paIs chaTeh asaS
Once closed Sunday.
FAJRHAvEN-Bungalo south of Alex.
andria l mile: 2 bedrooms, tile bath, largs
large Kitchen % room fop dinette s taSle % hot hot
| air heat; S6.50o terms. Sl,50Q cash, eoo
SiH Rhine. re. 44si. EBNER R. DUNCAN CO )
Realtors and Insurers. 2Oa Rupley Bldg.
NIB King St, Alexandria, Va.
THREE lovely old restored homes in Alex
andria: 4 bedrooms 2 baths, large baci
Exceptionally desirable 4-bedroom, 2.E
oath, large Living room; in excellent condi'
Large Georgian Colonial, 10 rms,
baths, 8 freplaces; vacant; !S21 800.
All have lovely old mantels and wood
work. ROMYE LAMBORN, Realtor, 1901
q. Arlington Ridge I'd.
5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW with large
rooms, baths, oil heat, full basement
electric kitchen; allgum doors. 5 acres
Washington. On bus line, Price, $4,000
3-bedroom brick. ga baths. living room
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen
stove stove refrtserator Full basement; ., Y
Plenty of shrubs. slate roof. copper plumb
ing. Lyon Village. Immediate possession
Price. S19.500. Cash. $1,000 A. H
BROOKS, 3016 Col. Pike, Gil. 4400, Ext
800; OK. 0626.
vIRGINIA'S BEST BUYS, Oakcrest, 7-room
brick house. on hillside wooded lot. liyina
kitchen, den with fireplace, tile bath ano
screened porch on lst floor; md floor ha,
2 large bedrooms. dressing room snc
tile bath: full basement. oil burner, CLOSE
10c bus fare; $4,000.
Alexandria. Del Ray. section. S-roon
house, center nall, all rooms large, WITT
epsst space ane
ditioned- screened porch, scar garage
l00-ft front; this is lovely home for
large family, or practical for roominl
house; in excellent condition, fully insu
PRICE: 1903 Arlington Ridge I'd. Jackson
1904, Ivy 1877
Evening star., 1945-12-02
STORES FOR SALE.

STORE PROPERTY, very desirable; GeoreIa
ave. NV. bet. Rittenhouse and Sheridan
SITS. NV, 600 block. several chain units
in this spot: $4,000. RIO REALTY CO.,
1901 Georgia ave. NV. Phone North
Evening star., 1945-12-02

! settled ladies; man owner must retain
J. bedroom; In East Riverdale. UN. 4597
UNTIL FEB. 1st-Furnished 6-room house
with attached garage, in College Park, Md.
S125 month. House may be seen by ap-
pointment. Phone Laurel 427-R.
FURNISHED. beautiful country estate Is
mi. from Washington. between Potomac
and Rockville, Nd; bedrooms. 2 maid S
rooms. recreation room; immediate pos
session. Rockville f0-J
ARL1NGTON-Master bedroom, twin beds,
near bath; transportation at door. walking
distance of Navy Bldg. and Pentagon.
CHI 1853
FARMHOUSE, rooms electricity: running
water, busline; near Mclean, Va; $35
month Phone CHI. 444D
Evening star., 1945-12-02
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Vacant
$4,000. 47l6 +sth st. NV. Large s-roon
frame 4 bedrooms. l bath, 3 fireplaces
> front entrances, part basement, excel
lent lines. Needs central heating plant
paint, other repairs. For sale by owner
Who VIII be a house Sunday, TO s.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

WILL ERECT any size warehouse with raii.
road siding in central location for estab-
ished arm that will take long lease.
~ LIGHTEoWN WA 1925.
avail Indus. zone: D. c., ne Also plan
ming 1000 feet near l4th and X sts. nv.
oHARE ESTATES, Ma. 05S6.
with elevator facilities: zoned End COM
mercial; no railroad siding. owner will
erect and deliver within a few months:
consider renting separate floors; reason-
able. rent on long g-term lease: located on
Bladensburg rd. ne. near New York ave.
See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI 5000
Evening star., 1945-12-02
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE in law once downtown. near
Treasury. National 1925.
DESK available in furnished ofice: steno-
graphic and phone service optional; S75
mo. Room 200, i129 Vermont ave. n
Evening star., 1945-12-02
STORAGE SPACE WANTED.

WILL LEASE for one year or more 1000
by elevator; must be suitable for clean,
dry package merchandise: prefer con-
venient to 18th and You SITS. NV Clean
required. NATIONAL RADIO INSTITUTE,
18th and You sts. NV, Mr.. Degemer.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BEVERLY HILLS, VA, for 2 or 8 weeks
Christmas holidays: 7-rm., 2z-bath house.
everything included, S65 wk. TE, 1854.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
HOME with improvements and $40 acres
within 90 miles Silver Spring: chicken
and small oarn desired: no rundown prod
SH 20R2
Evening star., 1945-12-02

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