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Evening star., 1933-10-26

Stream" column for The Star and Sta
ton WMAL. will begin a series Of game
conservation broadcasts November /.
Men prominent IN the game conserva-
tion movement will take part in these
programs. For the opening program of
the new series Frank Bell, United States
Evening star., 1933-10-26

commissioner Of the Bureau Of Fish.
cries, will speak.
4 RTHUR GODFREY, father Of the
IA Breakfast Club on WMAL. has
arranged a special broadcast to-
morrow In celebration of Navy day. In
cidentally, Godfrey is enrolling new
members in his club at the rate Of
200 q day.
Evening star., 1933-10-26

lngton University, will be the speaker
on the institutions forum program on
WMAL at $50 The Spirit Of
France is his topic.
Radio Joe and his Budget Boys will
present their weekly program on
WMAL from 7:45 to S:15, having been
shifted from their former 7:3o to 8
period.
Cyrena Van Gordon. prima donna
Of the Metropolitan Opera Co. will
present her final radio recital of the
present series on WMAL at 7:3O She
Will leave after the broadcast to join
the San Francisco Opera Co.
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ment. Forty per cent Of its musical pro-
grams would be sustaining in character,
20 per cent would be educational and
10 per cent agricultural.
y X y
NJ B. c. employees have just been
~ notified that the 10 per cent SAL
airy cut, put into effect last April l,
will be restored November l. All en-
ployes who were on the payrolls when
the reduction became effective will re-
ceive the increase.
Columbia employees expect their pay
cut to be restored soon.
Evening star., 1933-10-26

AliillSlOIl OeIIle-
terry. She will sing
the national an
them and Roses
of Picardy."
The ceremonies.
arranged by the
District Depart
ment of the Amer
ican Legion. will be
broadcast by the
Columbia and N.
B. c. networks.
Secretary of War
Dern will be the
principal speaker.
= X J: 4
DERRY MILLER.
who conducts
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Paper for Peasants.

To encourage peasants TO read, an
official newspaper has been started in
Turkey and 1t will be posted on walls In
all villages.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
BOAT PLANS LONG TRIP
Wisconsin to Caribbean by Way ot
Lakes and Mississippi, Route.

BERLIN, Wis. CP).-Frank D. Chap
man. manufacturer, built 38-foot sail
boat in this landlocked city and this
week will begin three months cruise
to the Caribbean for deep sea fishing
The boat was hauled to Manitowoc
and will be sailed down Lake Michigan
into the Illinois River and down the
Mississippi to the gulf.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
WYNN TO REJOIN N. B. C.

System Is Surprise.
NEW YORK, October 26 GP-With
Ed Wynn definitely out of the picture
at the Amalgamated Broadcasting Sys-
tenn as a result OF his resignation as
president, he plans to confine his broad
casting activities to his N. B. C. Tues
day night program, to which he will
return next week
Wynn's resignation came somewhat
as a surprise to radio row in view of
the fact that when the third chain
was first projected last Spring he an
nounced he had some definite plans
looking toward the improvement OF
program presentation.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11

M. J. WALSH,
 City Clerk
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ATTEMPT REORGANIZATION
 OF SILVER

WASHINGTON, March II, RD senators Friday initiat- ed move to turn the monetary emergency into rejuvinated prices on silver Senator Burton K. Wheel CT of Montana reintroduced his bill for the remonetizatfon of sill yer on ratio of 16 to 1 with gold. Senator Key Pittman of Ne vada introduced a bill to permit Great. Britain to pay up to one hundred million dollars of her war debt in silver. maximum allow ance to be forty-five. cents per ounce. Pittman introduced anoth- CT bill authorizing the government to buy five million ounces of sil- yer month domestic production, and still another one proposing the U. S. purchase two hundred and fifty million dollars worth of silver in open market and remove the world surplus.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
PAGE FIVE

fire engines were unable to reach them due to the debris-filled av7 enues and streets.
 I One man ran from an apart ment house dragging his wife in pajamas. She told him to go get her dress and he went back and when he came back he had a mans suit of clothes.
 Forrest Brinkershoff, switch board operator at sub station of the, Pacific Electric Railway, stay cd at his post when the first shock came and threw a switch which saved hundreds. Of lives, at the cost of his own. His body was found by searchers this morning. among the ruins.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
SURVEY DISASTER TO-DAY

{! LOS. ANGELES, March II, R
 City and state Red Cross off,
 cials consolidated their efforts to- day to minimize suffering and start reconstruction. Late today the fog which shrouded stricken southern California lifted and permitted a count of about one hundred and
 forty killed, about 20O0 injured and property damage unoffcially estimated at thirty-ive million dol liars. Numerous relief workers toil- ed amid the ruins dragging out
 bodies and carrying injured to the. hospitals while the earth shook under their feet and tottering walls tof masonry crashed around them. Governor Rolph and an emer gency relief committee estimated 'twenty-five million dollars damage
 sixty-seven dead at Long Beach,
 IS at Compton; 16 at Huntington
 Bark, and other casualties scat tered over more than half dozen
 Los Angeles suburbs.a All available fire apparatus Los Angeles mobii- Iized, several fremen hurt from fall ! ing walls. zz=zz5z.--z z Witnesses said 1t looked like all Long Beach=atire after=first shock. Scattered fires elsewhere but most of them controlled. American Le-
 zion, naval, units of the Pacific Fleet, military forces are patroll- ing the streets to guard banks and. leaking gas reservors.
 Thousands of refugees are hud-
 died under blankets on lawns, parks, and in open spaces, today.
 Many fires were allowed to blaze unchecked as broken water mains
 spouted high in the air, and many
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
TAKE DoRBANDTs PLANE

/
 SEATTLE, March II, (P)-Tom DeWalke assistant U s Attorney, began action inZthe federal court Friday to confscate the aifplane owned by Frank Dorbandt. The. plane was seized several months ago when Dorbandt and Lyman De Staffany arrested. charged with smuggling furs. The charges were dismissed confiscation of the plane is being asked on the grounds that Dorbandt didn't have proper permission to operate 1t under Department of Commerce regulations
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
Help from Washington

;, From Washington, D. C., came authority for banks to advance cash necessary to relieve distress caused by the quake and if fur ther assistance Is necessary, it will be granted by the U s Treasury.
 ChairmanS John Payne of the National Red Cross wired Cover nor Rolph offering services of the Red Cross to take charge of the relief work. Ten small towns out side of those already mentioned, showed an average of one dead.
 Scientific men who have been studying the seismographs on the Pacific coast closely, stated that recurring shocks may be felt for a..~few days, and that the general security of the grounA will likely be < disturbed for manly days or even to weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
QUAKEs HIT CALIFORNIA LONG BEACH DEMOLISHED
 
 S85, ,OOO, ,OOO.OO DAMAGE
tCoatInued from Page oIel

residential section was hit terribly, and scarcely a building is stand ing.
 Los Angeles reported five dead estimated three thousand injured. Brick walls in old buildings crump- led and fell inturing many, while in new buildings, great cracks opened up but the buildings re- mained standing.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11

.ician George Laiblin, left this AM. for Pt. Hope with Mrs. Martha Cannon. who is going there for a visit from Deering.
 Manuel La'banders arrived here last week from Kiana. to look af- ter some business.
 Louis Rotman arrived with Beau lah Levy, who came down for a visit, Beaulah Levy Is enjoyins her visit with friends. the first for two years.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
kofzebue
tspeciat Nugget correepondence1

Kotzebue, March 3, 1893
 Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT arrived here March 1st with Glenn Briggs, the Buckland Unit Mana ger, and Wm. Oliver. manager of the NAT. Pilot Brown made two trips up the Noatak river.
 Everyone in Kotzebue extends their sympathy to Mary and Jerry Coppock, whose baby died of causes unknown on Wednesday. March 1. It seems that. blinded by the sun, Mary did not see the L. & C plane coming down to land until 1t was very close to her. Frankie Lazarus pulled her away.
 Tn the confusion the baby's head which was on her back was frac- tured. A coroner's jury in Judge Sonthlward's court, found the cause of the fracture unknown.
 This unfortunate occurrence IS one that has long been expected  and should be a grave lesson to both grown up people and children to stay we'll clear from both in- coming and outgoing planes.
 Judge Southward has just re- ceived word from Herman Bern hardt and Frank Stoker at Kiana, that Leopold Cafe found the body of Mike Garnetes,. the we'll known Arctic photographer, upon the floor of his cabin, frozen. It seems that he died on or about Feb. 22nd of heart disease. Everyone will miss Mike and his wonderful mustache
 Mrs. Annie Joule. wife of Tony Joule, government school teacher et Buckland. passed away last week at the government hospital She leaves a husband and four children and a brother Max Leib, and sister, Mrs. c. D. Mover of Point Lay. and many other rela- tives and friends to mourn her loss.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
Kotzebue. March 6tl

Pilot Victor Ross of the NAT, arr rived here last Saturday to get Pilot Chester Brown who had brok en his landing gear while landing at the Noatak River. Manager Wm. Oliver of the NAT, returned to Nome, also with Pilot Ross, was Mrs. Wallace Porter who left for Dime Creek, and who had been under Dr., Smiths care for some time. Samuel Ballot also left via the plane for Selawick.
 Ross Kinney, superintendent of the Alaska Road Commission, ar rived here last Saturday with John Began, the driver of MT. Kinney's , dog team. MT. Kinney is on a tour of inspection Of roads and trails. and left again this morning Tor Noorvik and other villages
 Pilot w R. Graham and Mechan-
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
Kotzebue. March !, 1s3:

6 Kotzebue, March T. 1883
 Pilot Victor Ross of the NAT, arrived here yesterday with District Attorney Leroy Sullivan from Nome. and an Eskimo who came as a passenger for medical atten- tion.
 Pilot Merry Jones of the Pacific Alaska Airways, and Mechanical T Rudy Guier, arrived here last evening with Frank Messenger of the MGM. Pilot Jones is leaving for Nome this morning.
 The l. & c airways plane did not return here last night as was expected, from their Pt Hope trip Glenn Briggs, the Buekland Unit Manager of the reindeer service, is still in Kotzebue.
 Angeline Davidovics
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11

Outgoing mail via plane for Seat tie via Nulato and Fairbanks leav es Nome every Tuesday via Paa. scheduled service.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
NOTICE

Subscribe for the Nome Weekly Nugget and tho Daily Bulletin. delivered at your door every even ing for S2.OO per month.
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11

For other airplane activities loeh under. the Telegraph Bulletin day. of the wsek
The Nome nugget., 1933-03-11
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Poll Book for the registration of voters for the Municipal and School Board Election will be op. en on Wednesday, Feb. 18th, and continue open until March 25th, 1oa3.
Evening star., 1933-05-11
UNUSUALLY LOW RENTS

Rents Reduced-115 d st. Sc.
80. .50-Apertment consisting OF
reception hall. large. bright living
room; bed room. kitchen and bath;
Frisidaire.
S4250-141s N St. NV.
Downtown apartment, convenient to
car lines and stores; etc: Front apart;
mert. consisting Of living room. bed
room, kitchen and tiled bath; FriTidaire
current free.
$43.o0-5611 7th st. NV. Apt. 2
Apartment consisting Of large.
bright living room, bed rooms: kitchen
with ouilt-in dinette set, tiled bath
with built-in tub and shower: screened
rear porch; Frisidaire; equipped with
Bryant gas heater.
$43.oo-5s2s Colorado Ave. NV.
Apt; Corner apartment. con-
living room. Sen BED room. o Kitchen iTtis 0f1 With
buit-in dinette set. tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower; screened
porch; rear yard equipped with Bry-
ant gas heater; Frisidaire.
s45.0o-S3S Madison st. NV.
Large apartment; consisting of three
rooms. kitchen and bath.
$45.0O-IS60 Clydesdale PI. NV.
I'd. convenient to stores theaters and
car line. with unobstructed view of
bright living room with Murphy , bed. d
dinette. kitchen and tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower; Frigidaire.
$45.00-431 Kenyon st. NV.
Apt consisting Of living room. two
bed rooms. inclosed porch. kitchen and
bath: Frigidaire. Allowance will be
made for taking care Of furnace.
$70.00-306 Arkansas Ave. NV.
t14th & Varnum)
Beautiful front apartment with
southeastern exposure. All outside
rooms consisting of reception hall
large. bright living room dining room
. bed rooms, kitchen and tiled bath
with built-in tub and shower Frigid-
aire current free.
Our representative will take you to
see these apartments
CAFRITZ
14th and X NJ q0S0
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linden. SAUL Enlargement
PENTILLY,
VAr0 Y 60 ~ W

PENTILLY,
1912 K St. NV.
Elevator. res. mgr. switchboard,
elec refriseration on house current.
rms. rms. kit. . T. 4 Por. .s47'5o to Ss2 s2 90 90
322I CONN. AVE. NV.
One Square North Of Kennedy-Warren
Elevator service; resident manager;
electric reirissration on 1 house current; srS a6
) rms. kit. bath. h............ 81. 90
1880 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Near Meridian Park.
Quiet. clean. comfortable apis. South
and east exposures.
2 rms. kit. and bath. $4,000 TO S46
SCHENLEY,
a121 II 81. NV.
Flee refriseration on house current.
is1a.0i nm. k.t. sss and sii Sath. ..... $3.50
: rms. kit. 4 bath $4,000 to 4F.50
NAVAL VILLAGE.
2iI5-23 and 81 z 81. NV.
ideal location for children; all rooms
OUTSIDE outside electric refriseration in each
3 rms: rms ki,.. ki, eash q a. and b. 1880 1880
Resident MANAGER In 2423.
S03a RODMAN ST. NV.
One Square West Of Conn Ave.
Electric Refrigeration.
rms. kit. bath. $3.50 and $4,000
l445 SPRING ROAD NV.
Electric Refriseration on House
Current
rms. kit, bath, d. a,
q. r. S55 and &5'.5O
r. F. s.
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2 ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH.

400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Exceptionally large rooms. living room
and bed room. 11xl1. Large reception
hall and kitchen. Spacious closets. bal
comics. Beautiful light oak floors. ivory
woodwork, modern fixtures. Located in
very fne apartment building with "a
hour elevator and switchboard service.
See Resident Manager.
Ann Fairmonf ST NV 20 0336
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I'LL 18th ST. NV.

! rm. Il b. S2250 and $500
l r. kit. d b.. with shower 4 Electro
lux refrigeration ........ &35 90
rms. kit. and b. .... 4f.5O
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST. NV,

rm kit bath: Murphy rsnts bed; Tedced: +. d
P.ieidsire. F. Hish M house nae0 current NO so4s
1867 IRVING ST. N.w.-oNE ROOM
bath $3.50. Apply MANAGER. -
CONN AND FLA, AvEs-APT; IVES .apI. T. drs9}sce ERTNT;
Frigidaire S45. Ground-foor apt. rms.
bath. fireplace, Frigidaire. stove; excellent
sGa sso 'o% sANpoz. IShso sf9i. De .GSsiess aoia. anu
55O7 7th ST N.W.-ONE ROOM. GLASSED
porch. kitchen. sink. range; gas ana eiec;
furnished; laundry PRIVILEGES: child taken.
THE q raas snd bath clean
attractive and centrally located elevator
service. To inspect see reprsSsntatiye Wooan on
Urs%'isS Rsrd saildins ~ Ma :a1s
1oI7 N ST NV. ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath. porch. ami; well managed; $50. In
auire janitor or Apt. 30: -----
tached home. newly decorated; kitchen bath
private entrance, heat, gas, elec' 500 olVo
DouRlas ST. ne ------
1s43 s ST; N.w:-UNusHA.L suSLrIT MI. COZ sS-
posures. / 5 windows: Ind floor
THE BARBARA, 9th &. MD. AVE. NE
large brisht rooms Kit ana hs.aii, Pain nsW a~U
range. Frigidaire on house current, incins1- n,sr
ator and janitoI seryice; best apt: IN, IN GlHs' R
Only S65 month"; ndd See 'anitor' or call mN'
FIVE ROOMS. BATH. PORCH: 2-CAR GA
rage. S3S .5N h-w.h. fine condition: Great
bargain 4s Quincy pl. ne. AD 349S.
l4ns IRVING ST NE-DETACHED COR
ner house, ind noor, or . rooms; large
kitchen large glassed-in porch heat gas
eiec.. phone, cont. hot water included; ga
rage.
1900 14th ST. NW.-IDEAL FOR Two;
. small rooms kitchenette and bath; cleo:
gas hot water. Frigidaire included IN rent;
newly painted S35.
1906 GEORGIA AVENUE. IN MODERN;
spotless bldg: three rms. tile bath ano na
a month.
5e4 PARK RD.. NV LARGE ROOMS:
sleeping porch, light and gas. Housekeeping;
$40 per month. co. 641O-J
2l1O 10Th NW.-REDUCED,2 . 3; RMS. LIv.
rm.. k, b.. S55. Furn. apts. r., b., X,
s47.5O Large double iy. rm, b: rm. r., b..
$50 5O attractive; Frigidaire. Ring janitor
CHEVY CHASE 3729 MCKINLEY ST
rooms and kitchen; Frigidaire, garage. eisc-
tricity, gas telephone included 5000. Oh
1903
FIRST FLOOR. plO MD. AVE. NE. NEAR
nrS.0ttilStSSE rms' the SatS' H. porch, heat. hot water.
Janttos. Cool n Summer. Reduced s47.oe'
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144S PARK RID. NV.


4 rooms, reception hall. kitchen and bath;
front apt: Electroux; close to Sacred Heart
Church. schools and market; bus and street
cars at corner; rent, S62 so.
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REDUCED RENTS.

THE CLERMONT
Southwest Corner 21st & p Sts. NV
! rooms. kit, bath. h........... SOS so
. rooms. kit. bath ....... So. so & up
OPEN-SEE JANTIOR
Easy Walk to Downtown.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1918 H NV. DI OaOs
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

f425 MONROE ST NW-Two large, bright,
clean rooms Kit and bath, whole End floor;
near 14:h st. car and bus gas. elec.; adults
$3.50 18th ST NV large rooms corner
housel, suitable Ink. heat, gas, cleo, phone
etc: S35. Adams 0514.
cI04 EYE N.W-Laree front room, 2nd
floor. semi-private bath; dinners optional
WEst 3114
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2148 o ST. NV.

El46 u 81. NV,
Elec. refriseration on house current.
ileyatoTi ! Tr, kit res + nfr, $4,000
2. rms. kit. 4 b. ............ 1900
LA RENE,
b425 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Northeast Cor. Conn. Ave. and LEGATION
Electric refrl2erat.on. operated st
owners expense i,hour switchboard
"a hours day; garage in basement;
resident manager.
I rms; IT, a E s.. 81 ii i sS SS$ e e
Apts. Open and Lighted Until 10 Pm.
SEDGEWICK.
1122 10th St. NV.
Elevator. res. mgr. switchboard. elee.
refrtseration on house current.
J rms rms. XII Kit. q q . b:::s44so TO Ss..ss8
s35 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
2 rms. kit, d. a.. b.. porch. S45.50
IA AND 14s r ST. NE.
Near Tech HiEh School.
Free Electric Refriseratien.
4 r.. kit. b.. porch 81 so to $500
1929 L ST. NE.
formerly 1SOI.b
just north Of 18th and II SITS. ne.
Electric refrigeration.
. rms. kit. bath i. $4,000 and S42.50
I'LL 18th ST. NV.
rm. Il b. S225 so and $500
l r. kit. g. b.. with shower 4 Electro
lux refrigeration ...... S35 90
T" M
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
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1929 L ST. NE.
tF0rmeYly lsO1.)

just north Of 18th and H sts. ne.
Electric refrigeration.
. rms. kit. bath $4,000 and S42.50
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1874 KENYON ST N.W.-AVAILABLE MAY
18th very desirable. clean, cool :-rn. porch
ant everything furnished; ideal for or 4;
Sn exnos,Ire: S3) month. AID. 6999.
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S35 MONTHLY; FREE GAS, ELEC., LINEN,
dishes. silverware. sewing machine; large
rooms, beautifully furnished. near g. W: "
cow depts. Call between 4:30 and 1:3O,
- II. II u ".
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

i702 10th ST. N.W.-Delightful. large front
room for 3; other vacancies; congenlal at
mosphere: good food; S32 80. S35.
2snO 18th ST. NV. The Hillcrest-At-
tractive place. trees; large lawn; rooms,
meals soup. choice of meats : veg. salad.
dessert. fruit and cereals with breakfast
hpf hrea DC
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ia8z AVE N.W-BEAUTIFUL. LARGE
front room, two beds, 5 windows, 3 closets,
kitchen, dishes, linen. Sa5. Large room, twin
beds and daybed. kitchen. $50 month";
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1921 10th ST NW.-Attractiye room, run
ming water two exposures: for three; double
room. private bath: also single room excel
isnt n,e.l.- reasonable H.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ROOMS-UNFUKNIS
1905 l4th ST NW.-Unfurnished rooms.
newly decorated. S12 a month. l..
lUll NJ ST. NW.-One room and kitchen:
first-class condition: no children; also base
ment room.
SOB VERMONT AVE. NV large, bright
rooms large closet. hall room. kitchenette,
sink. water ami; adults twhitel.
1918 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
Choice rooms in lovely home. large closets,
newly papered: for the better class.
1l24 VERMONT AVE.-Two large rooms,
kitchen and bath. S35 per month. INQUIRE
Burlington. 1920 Vermont ave.
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1sr1a rooms. reception hall kitchen. dinette
and bath. 31OO Conn. ave. Apt. lis. phone
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dalei Apt. 3Ic; newly decorated and fur-
nished; 8 rooms, bath. Adams ol'o see
laNitnr
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l94I BILTMORE ST.-Larse front rooms,
several windows. delightful location for
Summer. CaraPe. co. oni4.
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354l 18th ST. N.W.-EXCELLENI 3-HOOM
and bath, second floor frent apt: @ nanaS3mg Gan
Electric refrigerator, telephone; S4o monthly
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| 141I oond ST. SE-CLEAN, CHEERFUL;
! rooms Kitchen private bath. inclosed porch'
nyivafe entrance. garage: heat and gas in
/ cluded S35 Atlantic U46O.
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4Oa 18th NW-Vacancy for young man
large front room: instant hot water; good
meals; also single room: reasonable. IA
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1929 K ST NV, the Lee-Maraue-Nieely
furnished room, semi-private natn' eHceliehl
bnard home cooking: downtown. 10.
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All sections w.-2. 3. rooms. Clean.
modern. Porches. garage. shower. Frigid-
aire: gas and elec furnished. No leases.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC. s16 18th
st. NV. keeps list of the available places
YOU want to see. Phone Ma. 651s for cor;
no charee, saves time. open evenings.
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1867 WYOMING AVE.--Live in lovely. cool
sinrle and double Vacancies: adjoining bath.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-17

FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT - Furnished cottages,
SIS and $40 per month. Also
apartments. 305 South Fourth
st. 17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 1887
Estate of LALA il K. CHAND, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un
Cersigned, S. P. Williams, Public
administrator, as administrator of
The estate of Lala Ji K. Chand, d.
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, that within six
months after the fist publication
of this notice they either file them
with the necessary vouchers i'll the
office Of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of the State of California, in
and for the County of Imperial, or
exhibit tt.em with the necessarJ
vouchers to the said S. P. Williams,
as administrator of said estate, at
795 Mein Street, E Centro, Califor-
mia, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of
the said estate in the County of
Imperial, State of California.
Dated at Ell Centro, California,
this 10th day of October, 1888.
S. P. WILLIAMS, y
administrator of the Estate of Lala
Ji K. Chand, Deceased.
Oct. 1o-23-3c; Nov. z