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Montana labor news., 1945-11-22

to be, and if a move is made, the case
is transferred
These babies represent many nation
alities and races. Some of the fathers
are nationals" of other countries, as
for instance Austrians serving in the
American armed forces. Included too,
are babies whose foreign-born mothers
have married servicemen overseas. Ma
ternity bills are paid by Uncle Sam
only for babies born in this country, but
babies brought here from overseas be-
come eligible for care throughout their
first year.
Applications are still being received
at the rate of $4,000 month A con-
siderable falling off in the number un-
Montana labor news., 1945-11-22
The WASHINGTON
SCENE
Labor Party Has Imperialist
Foreign Policy

OhN1
WASHINGTON-(FP)-The British
labor government, which is busily max
ing plans for the naturalization Of the
Bank of England and the coal industry
and studying taking over the railroads
is a good deal less than liberal or So
cialist in its foreign policy
Just how the continuation OF the
Churchill foreign policy is sitting with
the great majority of British voters who
supported Attlee & Co. in the election
is hard to determine But the empires
role in Java, Indo-China, Egypt and
India is not designed to make the peo-
pies OF those oppressed lands think
kindly OF British policy, the Labor party
or the reiterated professions of liberty
democracy and freedom for which all
the United Nations supposedly fought
Britain, under the leadership of the
Labor party, is the same imperialist
Britain that was ruled during the past
20 odd years by the Conservative party
of Chamberlain and Churchill
Take, for instance, the Indonesian sit
uation on the narrow Dutch island Of
Java 1t is mainly feudal country. 1t
is not British possession, yet British
troops, British tanks and warships,
backed up by the r. A. F., are slaugh-
tering natives who aspire only to free
dom, democracy and a measure of self
determination.
The British action in carrying on a
war against the lndonesian nationalists
is to help save an impotent Dutch i'm
perialism TO demonstrate white supe-
riority in the Far East and serve as an
object lesson to the teeming millions in
British India. The Dutch lack military
and naval strength necessary to save
Java for their queen.
British troops in Egypt are a con-
tinued irritation to the Egyptian gov
ernment, which is again pressing for
their withdrawal and an end to imperial
restrictions on the independence that is
something less than factual.
Not all the members of the British
Labor party are taking this imperialis-
tic policy quietly. On Armistice day
group of 90 labor members OF parlia-
Montana labor news., 1945-11-22


over, even il the wife was not taken
care OF under the program, the baby
can be cared for if it can be established
that the father was in one of the eligible
grade during the wife's pregnancy or
the child's first year of life In ali
cases the veteran must have been hon
oraby discharged.
The emergency maternity and infant
care program is administered by state
health departments under plans ap-
proved by the Children's Bureau. Ap-
plications can be obtained from the doc
tor providing the care or from the local
or state health department office. In
quiries should be addressed to the state
department of health.
Montana labor news., 1945-11-22

der Uncle Sans care is expected soon.
the Children's Bureau states, but "the
end is not yet" The program will run
until such date as Congress set for its
termination, and after that care will be
completed for all cases then authorized,
not only for the mother, throughout
pregnancy and childbirth, but also for
the infant throughout his first year Of
life.
Veterans wives and infants can be
cared for provided the wife became
pregnant while the servicemen was in
one OF the eligible grades; that is, in one
OF the four lowest pay grades of the
Army, Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine
Corps, or was an aviation cadet. More
Montana labor news., 1945-11-22
JEROME ]. LOCKE
Continued From Page y

third Tuesday of January, 1916 Clar-
ence Blewett was appointed overall
chairman Of the affair. Bill Palmer is
standing chairman Of the entertainment
division.
John Crawford, president of the Coun-
Gil, is still away, so Tim Harrington
took the reins. Tim is very good
chairman. Art Whitehead served as
vice and Johnny Ballovetz at sergeant
alarms.
Montana labor news., 1945-11-22
THE CO-OPTIMIST

1t is time to have some words about
Thanksgiving The word serves to con
jure up visions Of the golden brown bird
on the platter waiting the carving knife
and mother bringing in all the fixings
that go with this strictly American
feast No other nations observes such
national recognition Of the Giver of
every good and perfect gift The breadth
OF it does not always reach us We
are called upon by our national off
cers-the President and our Governor
to return thanks to the Supreme Being
1t has neither racial nor religious i'll
ferences. The individual may offer his
thanks to God (Which is but an abbrevi-
alton OF the old Saxon word, good")
or to Him under any other name, such
as to the Mohammedan "Allah," which
is akin to the name "Eloah' used in
parts Of the Old Testament, or to Jaweh
which we know better as Jehovah, used
by the Israelites when they came out
of Egypt The American-born Japanese
knows Him as Shin" for Shintosm is
but the Way of God Each tongue
has its name and its conception Of the
Being who rules the destiny Of nations
and worlds
But how about the atheist? Is he in
cluded2 He includes himself, for he
is but a religious isolationist. To him
there may be no Divine Being but with
in him there dwells certain rules by
which he abides and to which he defers.
That is what the Psalmist means when
he says "The fool has said in his heart
there is no God" The professed atheist
is rarely fool Hence, he is included
in the national invitation to give thanks
to whatsoever gods there be" for the
good he has enjoyed in the past twelve
months. He usually is tolerant enough
Of other peoples delusons to conform
to the law and the custom and make
merry at the festive board without lift
ing his eyes.
Montana labor news., 1945-11-22

Many times a clear conscience" gets
the credit that really belongs to a poor
memory.
Montana labor news., 1945-11-22

A chip on the shoulder is really dan
druff from the wood higher up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

ALFRED KURTH. "a. Of 5779
Cooper. at 2 p. m. tomorrow in
the A. II. Peters Funeral Home
12057 Gratiot Survivor: son, Al
fred +. Burial: Lutheran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

Just like mother'd
We'll built OF dry
kllned ~ood. Ad-
iustible TO J
heights 7j1JlI4I-
3 inches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Group Sponsors Plan
ToCombine All V-Ddys

4 resolution 10 incorporate the
celebration of We and VI Days
into the present national Arm
istice Day holiday is in the hands
of Michigan legislators today
The Armistice Day Committee,
SponSOr of this resolution, believes
that il would be advantageous TO
set aside only one day for the
celebration Of the victories in
both World Wars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
$4,000 to War Chest

The Wayne County Salvage
Committee ended its wartime ex-
istence today by turning over $1o.-
900, earmarked for the Veterans
Psychiatric Clinic Of the Michigan
Society Of Neurology. TO the Com
munity War Chest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Propose A-Bombs

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 UP)-
Former Gov, Stassen of Minnesota
proposed today that world order
be kept by a United Nations air
force of five bombers based around
the world and equipped with five
atomic bombs to each squadron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Boy Gets SO Years

MONMOUTH, Ill, Nov. 9 (UP)
Richard Sells, l3, was sentenced
to so years in the IllinoiAstate
penitentiary for numbering Mrs.
Mary Johnson. 7S. with a piece OF
pipe because she had scolded him
when he walked across her lawn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
While
They Last!
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Beautifully Lace Trimmed!
On Sale Saturday for only
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

Here fun for
your child while he
learns 20 use his
hsnds Recon-
mended by sduos-
tors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Rome Envoy Returns

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (INS)
Alexander Kirk, u. S. ambassa-
dor to Rome, arrived here today
for consultations with the state
department. lie will remain a
week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

THERESA NJ. LAPHAM, 50. OF
9633 Otsego at ii a. m. tomor-
row in George Haas Funeral
Home, Ass Joy, and at noon IN
St. ThereaSa's Church. Survivors
daughter, Marquiritte K. Klepoch
and four grandchildren. Burial
Holy SepulChre.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

JOHN II. WILLIE, 65. OF 467f
Saratoga. al 3 D. m. tomorrow IN
the a. II Peters Funeral Homo,
12057 Gratiot. Survivors: wife,
Margaret, and brother. the Rev
William Wyllie OF Charleston,
Nd Burial: Forest Lawn.
CHARLES G.. GERISCH. =. at
2 p. m. tomorrow in his residence.
96ol w. Fort. and at 2:30 p. m.
in ST Stephsnus Evangelical
Church, Chamberlain and Lawn
dale. Survivors: wife, Minnie;
brothers. Alfred, Otto and
Adolph. and sisters. Mrs. Clara
Follman and Mrs Martha Vogel
Burial WoOdmere.
ALFRED KURTH. "a. OF 5779
Cooper, at 2 p. m tomorrow in
the A. II. Peters Funeral Home
12057 Gratiot Survivor: son, Al
fred +. Burial: Lutheran.
WILLARD T.. BUDINGER
Monday afternoon at Cleveland,
his former home. Mr.. Budinger.
43. of 50l9 Balfour. died yester-
day. Survivors: W d o W, Mar
gueritc. son, Bruce, and daughter,
Marilyn.
LYNN ID. HALSTED. at 30
p m. tomorrow an the William
r. Hamilton Funeral chapel,
CaSs and Alexandrine. with the
Rev. Charles Cadigan, Of Christ
Church, Cranbrook, officiating
Burial: Woodlawn Survivors:
widow. Maude: sons, Morris NJ
and Robert NJ, both Of Bloomfield
and a daughter. Mrs. I. &.
Tweedy, Summit y. J.
OTHER DEATHS - !. NJ.
Studebaker III, As grandson of
the founder Of the Studebaker
Motor CO. in Chicago . Fred
erick Fowler. SIS, former presi-
dent Of the American Society Of
Engineers. Alexander X.
Phillips, 65. president Of the
Great American Insurance Co, IN
Newark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
GGeraIdGdugI1dn
Is Heart Victim
Obituaries

Gerald Gaughan. chief of the
adjudications section of the United
States immigration and Naturali-
zation Service for the Detroit dis
trict, is dead today, bringing TO a
close a 25-year career OF govern
ment service.
Considered an ace investigator,
Gaughan died late yesterday OF
heart disease at the Veterans Ad-
miniStration Facility In Dearborn.
He was so years old.
Gaughan, a bachelor resided
with a brother George of SO Ste
vens, Highland Park. He entered
the hospital four weeks ago when
his condition became serious.
An army captain during World
War l, Gaughan began his govern
mental career in 1920 and rose to
prominence in 1899 and 1910 as
chief investigator in the Harry
Bridges deportation case at San
Francisco. The following Septem-
Der he was transferred TO Detroit
Gaughans body was returned
this morning TO his birthplace at
Waterbury, Conn. where funeral
services will be held Monday.
He is survived by two other
brothers. William and Fred Gau-
CHEN. and sister, Mrs. Genevicye
Jones.
Funeral services wers re-
ported TO the Times for;
WILLIAM III. MCCORMICK,
So, of 1886 Evanston. at p. nj
tomorrow in the Nerheyden
Funeral Home, 1890 Mack. Sur
vivors; widow. Verna: daughter,
Nan; son. William Jr.; father
John w. OF Ocola, Fla, and sisters,
Mrs. Blanche Fowler, Huron, O.,
and Mrs. Dawson White, Ocola,
Fla. Burial: Woodlawn.
MRS. ALVINA KRUG, u, of
GOT Woodland. Highland Park, at =
p. m. tomorrow IN the Grace
Lutheran Church, Woodward and
Highland. Highland Park. Sur
vivors sons, Alexander, Manard,
Leonard, Everett. Raymond, Mar
vim. Leslie. Harvey and Alvin; Sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Schuett. Burial
Oak View.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

UNEMPLOYED LADY. quiet clean habits,
wants room and board; does not smoke or
drink Box $500, Star.
REFINED, retired, quiet Government lady
employe desires board and cheerful, COM
Portable room with congenial adult fam
lily in the vicinity of 18th st. NV, Conn.
ave. or Cap Hill; suburbs (unless in Chevy
Chase not considered: permanent If salts
factory to each one $50 per mo- Box
ELDERLY MAN wants room and board in
or within 20 mi. of D. c.; permanent; not
over $40. Box 331-C, Star.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Triple room. S42 30
each; double room, S45.50 each; shown by
appointment only. HO. S100.
1884 WOODLEY PL. N.W.-DesiTable va
cancy for young lady; gentle home; excel
lent meals. AID. 0244.
RETIRED VETERAN wishes room and
board in private family on farm or out
skirts Of Washington within l bus fare to
Best of reference. Phone Adams 5d1:6 3136
1 WILL BOARD CHILDREN by week or
day; best Of care. Ii. 1881;
WANTED-Two rooms, furnished. in pri-
vate home for brother and sister, or two
rooms only. Box &C, Star.
FATHER, permanently employed in Wash
ington, would like to secure home for
daughter, age 13, who attends junior high
school, with family where there is a
congenial home atmosphere and personal
interest and proper supervision will be
provided: other children desirable but not
REQUIRED. In reply give telephone number.
GENTLEMAN wants single room and board,
near GPO: state price. etc. Box 26S-C.
Star g9S
Evening star., 1945-10-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

YOUNG LADY in a pleasant, private home
convenient transportation; S45 mo, G Gal
TTWo YouuNG MEN tt to share double room
twin beds, with board, S45 each. CO
ATTRAc. ROOM and board for one girl
homelike; reasonable: conV. three buslines
S40l 18th ST. N.w.-Girl to share large
double room with another girl; warm AND
clean; switehboaTd; Shoice menus; .
meals; weekly and monthly rates: employed
preferred, 364o 18th st. NV: CO. 0294 i
triple with dressing room and running
water: S45 month each.
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE RM. for 2 young
girls: also rm: for young girl; homeiike TX
ROOM AND BOARD for girls or to fur
nish a bedroom, kitchen and dinet'e' IA
aoio % PIERCE MILL RID. Nw.-Front room
yR 4s 0fdi TASfR REyaiFsL FL ha Ran Ro SgsG
room to share with another girl; . bath
rooms; sxeelIens - meals CO S,0s 4062 c,~,,0,
Girls, Immediately, large room to share;
also one with mature lady; ample ward
robe space, telephones in rms, maid serv-
ice. 2 ehoiee meals meals daily including Sun
TWo DoUBLE ROOMS. conv. transp tc
Pentagon and downtown; telephone ano
MRs' idRaofS MooRE, oFsEtsSst dIebe i I1es. 0'0lAi
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water, telephones
gentlemen. ladies; elevator; excellent board
FOR GIRLS, single anG double; watkins
distance downtown: nicely furnished. ME
1891.
REFINED YOUNG LADY wanted to shar,
with another lady, large room, twin beds
private home; excellent meals; $50. co
3127.
I7S4 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Young lady t.
share large twin-bed room with anothe
1aay Iss SaaTiS IA R9nn sT Teali hoRs I,
large triple room for , young ladies'. hom
privileges, unlimited, phone, meals pc
day including Sunday dinner; excellen
transnnrt atinn EE ha16
Evening star., 1945-10-28
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-s.g. and s.W

N00WS FtNNtSHEb-S.6 uhu S.V,
s5I 1ath ST. s.E.---Large. front double
os ST. sCss c4RoEfNA x NsEf Aara Ave-
front; 5 min. to Govt. Dept: unstintee
automatic heat; hot water, Laundry m sxs sne
Iai2 U PL. s.E;-Furnished room for rent
close to Navy Yard s45; FIR; 5o5s ,.or,
room for sris coaTenient ehetra transDorta. @
tion; S7 wee week sech Ii; 652o. roon. v.n.
Sr s6d dodee sg per
TR. 0606: convenient transp.
new home for ! or Q girls. S35 to $40.
SIa5 fa3a EGfNa q Sisr& Sf Ga" Ter e. shFor
ployed lady beautiful double rm. @ ad1olnlng ra an
il1ssi iiss EAST SaS dApIToI M aio' sr-Laree room
double bed, | gentlemap; $50 per mo. AT
ToGRIsT MOONS New home, sGs 4 4 antsa mils'
Bus at door. Hillside l693-J.
3I3 LIVINGSTON TER. S.E-Beantifully
young lady preferred; unlim. phone. radio;
conv. bus service to 10th and Pa; NV.
ROOM ON N ist FLOOR. next bath; twin
beds; couple or men; on congress Heights
sgskf sss 3seS Is, ayE s. Epsse s9 Ssef home
bath. for girls; no housekeeping s5
front twin bedroom, $50 each; . employed
1881 Fl. DAVIS PL. s.E.-Near Fairfax
Village; private. gentle home, double rm
next bath; married couple or settled wom-
an; laundry privileges near transporta-
tion; $40. Ii. 1872.
1915 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Young lady. warm
room, y block Lincoln Park. 10 min down
town; S6 week.
1922 G ST. S.E.-Large front room for
in private home: SO; near downtown dis
triet, convenient for everything. FIR. 76l6
1887 28th ST. Sc. = Gentlemen, private
home, Sc per wk. FIR. 0532.
b2I5 ST. S.E.-Double room. new home
next to bath and shower; 3 blks. to bus; un-
limited phone; convenient to Boiling anc
Andrews fields; twin beds if desired; mer
2215 36th ST. Sc, Hillcrest-Nicely furn
room for gentleman, mr.. transp.; inner
spring mattress: S25. AT. 6212.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
APARTMENTS uNFuRNIsHEp.

1t. CMDR., due for release. will exchange
2l2-room unfurnished apt, vicinity Shore
ham, S4T 80, for apt. New York area. Es-
sex County, N, j., preferred, latter part
November; no pets or children. Box 39S-C,
Star.
6I06 4ith PL.. Riverdale Md. / blk west
bank-4-room apt; bath. 1st floor, porch;
utilities incl; no phone.
DOCTORS OFFICE oNLY--lst-h. apt, 3
rooms, bath; $50; utilities included. Apply
resident manager, 63ul 10th ST, NV.
1913 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Completely re-
decorated large apt, consisting of st floor
reception room, living room, dining room.
pantry, kitchen. back porch and yard. I'd
floor, 2 large bedrooms and bath and porch:
Also full basement with servants room, all
UTILITIES and heat included. sI60. Tel.
Adams $685..
TW0-BEDRooM apartment, in northwest
Chillum Heights; S62 80, including utilities.
Furniture for bedrooms available. Box
coUfLE WANTED to manage small apt.
house in Sc. Liberal allowance of rent
for services. 1925 10th st. Sc. Rent, S35
month. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K st. NV. A Complete Real Estate
THE WILSON HOUSE. 1775 N ST. nv
Large room (equal to two), shower ana
kitchen, SIPS. MI. 6434.
ATTRACTIVE APT; agreeable young
couple; no children; S67 so mo. 236 Long
fellow
Evening star., 1945-10-28

WILL EXCHANGE 2l3-rh New York un-
furnished apt. at S65 month, 18th H.,
for 2-bedrm. apt. in D. c. Northwest sec
tion preferred, at up TO 500 monthly. RE.
3553, Extension 405.
NEW YORK-Exchange liz in NV. or. 3
in Sc. furn. or unfurn. modern apts Tor
ll2-3 in mid Manhattan or Queens, con,
venient to Independent subway. MI 6522
new n w YORK CITY, rms. or less. furn
house or apt, New York City area might
Vii WILL Fs EScanSGF aSs e psdaoon PRs aoo aS star for
bedroom house, in northeast section OF
WANT CHICAGO apt. pref. near U. Of c.
in trade for small apt. near Dupont Cir
BEDROOM APT; in v northeast ssa suburban BY t,s.
rent. incl: utilities 80 min, bus into down.
town. WA. 2534 or write Box 260..c
WILL EXCHANGE 7-room, 2-bath unfurn
apart in Cleveland Ohio, for 3-4-bedroon
apartment 6no 6T h9use. RI 5a$i.,onsd d593i' ~
rooms, low rental, LIST zone, NV, furnished
for 2ia, rooms; furnished or unfurnished
east side Manhattan. Call Ex. $3.50 be-
Will EXCHANGE modern 5-room apt ir
Arlington for 3-bedroom apt. or house IN
washington or vicinity. cH, 54ls
Boston aA neiehbarhood SS for F or As room tgTn
apt, IN Arlington or Washington. BOZ
104-C, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE modern 1h-room apart
ment, kltchen, bath: near Thomas Circle
for > or 3 rnl. apt. midtown Manhattan
available Immediately. Box 134-C. Star
EXCHANGE Washington 2-bedrm. houst
for 2-bedrm. apt. or house. furn. or un
furn., in Cleveland, Ohio. Exchange only
3S Both st. ne, unfurn., $50; furn., $50
buPLEX, l bedroom, kitchen and livini
room. Falls ChSrch, Va, for similar apt
in ne, Sc. or s.w.. rental no RESTRICTION
of child BOX 27l &C, Star 20
Evening star., 1945-10-28
HOUSES FURNISHED
FAITHFULLY FURNIsHFD home in

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED home in Edge
moor, MARYLAND; 8 rooms, 2 baths, gear
s275; months lease: available On or
before November 10th. E. NJ. FRY. INC.
FURNIsHED-Attractiv four bedrooms, .
baths, recreation room bult-in garage.
Choice residential section near schools,
stores, Transportation. Six months lease.
Phone MRS; SMITH, North. 4533,
pletely furnished, 4 bedrooms, az baths;
available Immediately; S325. For appoint
GsoRtr6pWso Gs9t al pE oI5a aosE sE Boy sn saz star
2 bedrms.. z baths, $3.50 per month
ss37 iIth sT. N.w.~six rooms and bath,
Cali Mrs, Ida B: Norman. AID. 800, Ext
5So4, Or MILTON D. NORMAN, Ma. 5000
sUBURBAN COTTAGE with charm, taste.
fully furnished; 8 miles to White House;
automatic gas heat garage, porches, 2
large bedrooms with twin beds, ample
room with open fireplace; screened porch
opening on stone terrace: modern kitchen
and refrigerator; long view lawn. trees
If you want auaintness and comfort with
iMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE to small fam
N.Y. Ssns vs house eshs baths
BTTHEsDx.AttTaetive!yS - furnished de- de-:
loeated UU IN Choice 'se Section, D Sedrooms Seas
baths, recreation room, built-in garage
gas heat. Available early November; Set,
SIS month RefeEences. q A See s Mr. iSiis NorFis
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg.
800 CHETwoRTH PL., Alex. va.-Furn
house for rent, 3 bedrms., living rm,, kit
bath: dining rm. new bone CLEAN; minis
sFDGsf ss sEEdhhWoo6 shSS o HSE s essR Sleepy Hollow
FANS Church, Va.-Avaiiabie about Nov
l.. A beautiful spacious stone bungaloy
with 5 bedrooms and baths. fully fur
gear garage, Gil heat and everything es
srs nicely sds dlssadseaped: Refstsnees r
ssi5fs sTE aS e Resisors. sSsGs 'ssii Saii
Church 1890. once closed today.
CHARMING country home. IL miles fror
oil heat, Furnished Immediately ayail
sses sss PoToMAcm o mDRIs DRIVE. sof Brookmont. Md
care care of children. aged aged T s. and nc 5: i
school, while mother works. WI. 1858
vii WILL afsfT SHARE iapse 5-rm Md home sS %i,l
vicinity Navy Dept: half expense, apr
s7S sRodM HsnsInstSa HoHsh 4fS for rent furnished
Ssarosms; aSsiisbs Noy ri: r. sss5 o
5I, sB Ss5a ss,b 81 81 7gI W oysy s, Sc wes.
bedrooms on md floor . finished room
on 3rd; completely furnished in ever
detail: monthly rental $3.50. Please cal
Mr.; Doe. WO. 2g3S, with FRANK
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
NEW 2 BEDRM. brick bungalow, 161
Noyes dr., Silver Spring, Md; adults
Bendix, S105: 2 blks,. from bus.
LARGE HOUSE, bedrooms on end floor
l bedroom and bath on Bird, also bedroom
in basement. Completely and beautiful
furnished: $500 mo. 3o36 Woodland d.
MODERN furnished two-bedroom hous,
$110; available Nov 3rd; ne section, resi-
Dental district Call WA. 1888 2s'
5-RooM BUNGALOW, in Berwyn. Md.
h.-w.h.. electricity; convenient transporta
toin; $50 month, but owner must retail
bedroom and take meals with tenant.
| is MIN. CITY, in Va. entire End foo
(2 rooms), nonhousekeeping, in pvt. adul
home, or separately, to lady or couple
Evening star., 1945-10-28
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

5-RM. HOUSE, in Md, miles to District
line; well water and toilet outside; chill
dren welcome. HI. o477-W after II Mon
for apartment or house. in New York in
East pos, SOS or 70's streets. Write Box
OWNER occupies a large modern Brick
home IN vicinity of 18th and Upshur sts.
NV. He would lease this unfurnished or
partly furnished, but must have. modern
Ne assnts os sesEeon snturnished apt
VA, NEAR BUS, Groom cottage. large lot,
electricity; no bath. No dogs. S25
pantfls paT EtNGssew GlsSs VOC sitc,.r living ~,
modelled. suitable for dental or doctors s
once. win consider private tenant, 1901
nspees ss IL & spod.s por Se1s to
M1nSas sHas aEoRGn ER6issfR AVE- w. sW,-Modern. p
rooms, 2-apt. house. oil heat. instantane-
Ioa NC ssussed saoo on hssore mGorn
In Southern Maryland 1st floor contains
large living rm. with large fireplace. .
oedrms. os.r kitshenstte. bath, Also finished
able. 26 mi. from washington Can b,
see, seen ,,Si Sunday Phone La Plata 1852;
HIGHviEW ESTAIE-Large ranch hous,
acres and numerous .outbuildings. Suitabl,
mel or day nursery. Phone LU. 1914.
ROOMS 9ss ,s gas n-wh ynd.v ideal for rsntn
Two. ~ o.BEDRo;oM Sso; HOUSE, acre sround
beautiful trees strictly modern; oil heat
coIoRRbOfMMEbfATE oi1s b INN MT oocccUpANcy-
Thres-story Tn flne brick / :, rooms baths
doctor or rooming house. Phone Decatu,
5000, Apartment COS. 2Ss