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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

NOOMO-O1NT TCks1NHOAhHsDs
1866 PENN ST. NE rooms kitchen.
bath, porch, private entrance; elec.. gas.
heat included; S35 mo. Lincoln S25O-R
1906 14th ST. N.W.-1 large front room.
3 windows; suitable for couple or girls.
I4I9 CHAPLIN ST. NV. Apt. 52-One
large unfurn. room. next bath. kitchen
privileges, in apt; no objection one child.
$50 one; S25 for two.
62I RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-Colored;
newly decorated. conveniently located; rent,
$12.5O per month. See janitor. or call
Decatur 1854.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRIVING taught quickly for D. c. or Nd.
permits: refined, patient. white instructors;
easy parking. Mr.. Klapp. Wise. 4461-W
clerk exams: copyrighted: very complete
Pergaude Inst. }03 Woodward Bldg
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ADDING MACHINE. Burrouehs desk model.
$50 so: rebuilt. reconditioned guaranteed.
United" 813 14th 81. NV. NatI. 60o3:
AUTOMOBILE RADIO. Stewart Warner.
2410 10th st. NV, Apt. 1O9.
BABY CARRIAGE AND WALKER. prac-
tically new; reasonable. 2lS 10th ST. sc.
Phone Lincoln 6S9S-W
BABY CARRIAGE. $3.50; high chair. So;
metal beds and springs. $500. S3.5O; 8.
piece wicker. set; 81 90: refrigerator. So'
gas stove s., Phone Adams 5l04.
BATH FIXTURES; brick. beam: lintelS,
ing all materials from brick church at lth
and R. l. ave. NV. so ST. sw. Phone
Metropolitan 6Sl1.
BED ROOM SUITE. studio couch. rugs.
dining room Edelman. :,:io3 Georgia ave.
BICYCLES-Rollfast and other nigh-grade
wheels. HaZelton Bicycle Sporting Goods
Store. 4e4 9th NV.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. al sizes;
seeessories seDo2 c Conn. $40 9th st. NV. Di 47II
BRICK AND BUILDING MAIERIAL[L
Spins hxIp 2.m.ndoNs sas nnS saIe Of
SRDdT 6rsDd.neR Al building material as well veil as
used material bargains. DRASTIC reductions
in all departments at all four stores.
Every item in our entire stock ret, reduced. "a
HECHINGER CO..
5S 5sth Ga sss sss M Nv 1905 sh aieSof. ave
10000 brown face brick. Can be seen at
Bldg 1l6. Navy Yard. or call American
Wrecking Co. Lincoln 3244.
BUILDING MATER1AL-Large assortment
radiation heating plants, pipe. STRUCTURAL
steel. roofing slate, marble. etc. Every
HARRIS WRECKING CO.. =.
1st and SITS. Sc. Lincoln 4093.
CAMERA HEADQUARTERS-Le zeiss.
Cine Kodak Graflex. Cameras EXCHANGED.
See our bargains. Columbia Photo Supply.
1924 N Y. ave. NV. Phone National O619:
CAMERAS-We BUY. sell. trade used CAM
eras Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar
gains daily. Robbins. 529 l4th st. NV.
CAMERAS and equipment. optical goods,
rifles, Shotguns. musical instruments and
jewelry bought sold and traded. 1zZYS
EXCHANGE. 9O5 D st. NV. Met. SS9S.
CASH REGISTERS, rebuilt like new. guar
anteed > years. Restaurant equipment.
china, silverware bentwood chairs. tables.
etc; lowest prices. Edgard Baum Co..
Inc. 9O3 st. NV
COT-Fold-aw cot with thick mattress,
comfortable compact: S9.95. Ideal Bed
ding Co.. 622 E st. NV.
DESkS for office and home: unusual bar
gains; used and new. We also rent. COM
mercial Office Furniture Co.. 500 st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 243O.
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Smithsonian Park. apt. completely fur
nished. incl. heat. light gas, linen etc Is'
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNISHED. FURN
St NV, Room 301. National S117. 23'
1926 10Th ST. .W.-FIRST- FLOOR
apartment. rooms kitchenette. private
bath: nicely furnished. Adults.
$3.50 WK.. NEW. RIM. KIT. SEMI
bath small; gas gas. cleo: plenty hot water; mr..
cars. 'i5s9 Warder 81. NV. Adams $50.
CHEVY CHASE RMS, KIT. AND BATH.
mi. sunny porch: near cars; no children
or transients. Phone Clev. O777. 19'
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED BED ROOM.
Cleveland 39>s. 37ld LIVINGSTON st.
BEAUTIFUL SHEPHERD PARK-ATTRAC-
tive double room. detached home: en-
yenience. with Ink. privileges. Geo. 3175.
poWNTowNL-coMPLETE FUR: LG R.,
sbe or bath ess New reTg YdT fans am suit
FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM
usual beehive. Wallace Bryant's unusual,
artistic apts.: large rooms. open fireplaces.
ANTIQUE furniture. rugs, dishes. 1916 Eye.
a1Oo CONN. AVE. APT. 2Is-. LARGE
pletely furnished. Call Columbia 5s56 10.
DOWNTOWN DESIRABLE WE'LL
furnished. first-f1oor front apartment twin
beds. 3 exposures; reasonable. 534 10Th ST.
CLOSE TO CAPITOL. .O3 :ird SE-VERY
desirable. rooms. Kitchen and bath. S6V:
adults. o0'
THE MADISON APIS. 1879 EYE ST.
$40 month Phone District s54s. "a:
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST: NV
Switchboard. elevator. one room. recep. hall,
kitchen. bath: everything furnished; S55.
MANS APT. > R. AND B., ITALIAN
Spanish imported furnishings: all conven-
iences. l.4l r. I. ave. NV. Just OF
Conn.,. at M
1904 CALVERT ST. NV.
:" rms, porch. bath. saS. elec., Sl2 week:
teleDhoOa
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PIANOS--Ten good used uprights for be-
ginnerS from S39. $40. $50 and UP. These
pianos are fully guaranteed. Arthur Jor-
dan Piano Co.. 18th and @ nv.
| CHICKERING GRAND. used for exhibiting
purposes; special. S695. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. 18th and G SITS. NV.
PIANO-Apartment upright: Just returned
| from rent; S195: small monthly payments
can be arranged on this instrument. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 18th and q SITS. NV.
| APARTMENT GRAND used six months:
| this instrument has Just been repossessed
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 18th and q SITS.
NV
PIANOS and players. excellent condition:
must be sold for storage CHARGES. S:5 to
Co. 1918 You ST. NV Phone North :i34:i.
APARTMENT GRAND used. $50: this IN
has Jordan pnps in on Co
and G SITS. NV.
GRAND AND UPRIGHTs. in excellent con-
dition. Just returned from rent used by
floors. Terms as low 81 per week. A
| guarantee goes with every instrument. One
Hss srsde one pageqs mequ as i5s os 1prsh
Pianos rented for all occasions. Home OF
| the Krenich Bach and Hardman Pianos.
Hugo Worch. lilo g NV. Est. 1879.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth, coins,
silver. watches. diamonds. etc. Highest
prices. Gold REFINING: Inc. 400 18th NV.
| APPAREL-Men's women's and children's;
also shoes: hats curtains: dishes. Tugs; Tugs; fur,
NV Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur $50. 1S'
BOOKS AND POSTAGE STAMPS. all kinds
Pearlman's Big Book Shop 933 G NV. mo
trinkets, watches. rings, brooches. chains.
| See us before you sell. Schiller Bros.
922 F st. NV. 90'
| FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china glassware.
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5l33. is.
FURNITURE rugs. household goods. etc.
| Absolutely highest prices paid. For best
results call any time. Lincoln 54Ss 90.
FURNITURE of all kinds for 9-Ioom
Atlantic OO50. 49,
all kinds Of furnitue and drophead SINGER
sewing machines National 1876. l9'
FURNITURE WANTED-We pay highest
sell before calling Mr. Gilbert, Natl. 1866.
any week day bet. m. and p m 20'
FURNITURE-Best prices for furniture.
household goods. ofhce furniture: also mer-
chandise. Prompt attention. Call District
| SIP
Always TOP PRICES PAID for oId gold.
s5n. fStnas and ss ss Mf1
YER PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE HAVE a y. 9. GOVT. Ii.
! KAHN. INC, AZ YEARS AT 935 F.
| OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
| manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
sbse sefssdiNEs isssl sSi redeSai 6 sd Eicsns. NM
| CASH FOR THE OLD BICYCLE
| IN YOUR CELLAR.
| Phone Columbia :i666.
! CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis
carded tewelry Full cash value paid. o. 8.
Govt license to buy. Selinger's Sls st
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

advertisement under this head.
ing are presumed to be from pri-
rate individuals. unless the dduer-
tisement oires a frm name or
business address or states the t1ord
Dealer. Members OF the public
who fnd dealers masqueradino in
this column as prirGte indiuiduGis
are urged TO report the matter to
The Star for Investigation"
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-Front furnished rm..
next bath. bungalow; inst h. W: Sl5
month. 634 Walbrook ave. Virginia
Highlands.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Furnished. 3 rms.
private bath, Ink, gas and cleo, garage
reasonable $40 Thayer ave.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
PENN. HARD COAL, 2.24O lbs to. ton;
Egg, Stove Chestnut Sill; Pea. $3.50.
Phone Adams $3.50 day or night.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

. ADULTS AND . CHILDREN desire roor
and board nearby. Address Box 4S4-F
Star office.
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"Wno Is he?" Tarzan asked. "Malby byat-Balza's
he," the girl replied. But you fought him and took
Balza away from him. Now Blaza is yours. I will
fight for you No else shall have you. If
Mab'yat gets me back he'll beat me-" 81 should
think he'd kill you" said Tarzan
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.SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
By WEBSTER

DEsEI roll-top, mahogany: glass show
good condition. 13.3 Columbia rd.
DESKS. chairs. files. leather furniture.
safes. etc new and used: lowest prices.
Edgar Baum Co. Inc. 9O3 e st. NV
pINEITE EXTENSION TABLE maple;
Georgia Sss6.
DINING SET. 1O-pc. mahosany: piano;
oriental rug. sateleg and coffee tables
book shelves davenport desk chairs; era "a
Call am. to pm. or . m TO m
FRIGIDAIRE. 3x5-foot: cost $500. will
sell for 500: excellent condition and ap-
pearance. Phone Lincoln 500.
GAS STOVE. smooth top: cost new S245;
will sell reasonably. 1873 35th st. NV.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. high quality silk
brocaoe, rust. frieze: piece. beautifully
rich. modern design. nearly new; bareain.
stu. 1000 10th st. Apt. 4. Potomac 3356.
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum &
Son. 616 E ST. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-.New used: all
Wash Salvage Co. 80 sth st. NV:
RADIos-Atwater Kent, 50 95; R. c. A.
compact So 95: Majestic. S5.95: tubes
extra. Apex Elec. Co. T09 9th NV. at G..
RADIO. used auto set. Majestic. tubes.
$3.50. Apex Elec Co. 109 9th NV. at @.
ssmpfe as sshy ssf @afred f% IT esns Hs
S114.50. reduced to S1@9.50. e09 9th
st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES, singers; portable
Guar a up sos 1sfSs Kins ssS ST.
SEWING MACHINE. perfect condition. with
attachments. real bargain for $40. 532o
9Th ST. NV.
TYPEWRITERS. highest quality rebuilts
bargains in reconditioned machines. new
port ables; rental and repair service. 2S42
Bladensburg rd. ne. Phone Atlantic 4oso.
TYPEWRrrERs-Isome real bargains in
portables and others. Rents; ssles and le, re;
pairs pno1e 0pen seseIn esen1nSss Sse East Capitol
TYPEWRITERS-New and used portables
and standards and rebuilt machines; low
est prices in town. United" S13 14th st.
NV. Phone National 6063
TYFEWRITERS. $50. payable So mo-. Just
ton Underwood. SIG 18th ST: n. W. ewes.
TYPEWRITERS all makes; guaranteed
condition; SIS up. We rent. repair. trade
Standard Typewriter Co. 723 10th s.. NV.
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover. jr.. excellent
condition. c N 10 $3.50 Apex Elee' Co. 'os 9Th
WASHING MACHINES demon
strator. regular Sg4.50.. sacrifice for $3.50
cash. Also used washer. $3.50. Apex
Elec. Co. 700 9th NV. at G.
WASHING MACHINE. E-z. model r.
Fsaiasd
tional Electrical Supply Co. 1923, N. Y.
ave NV, Natl. $500. Also several other
bargains at unusual prices.
WOOD. ss cord; well;seasened eak. pine;
Adams 3651-J. 19'
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Under the terrific barrage Of stones, the monster
men were soon in full retreat The wild girl looked
down and detected q slight movement in the man
thing whom Tarzan had fought. She picked up a
rock and flung it at him. It missed him and he
craWled away.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

524 SO. WALNUT ST. Lyon Park. va
or 2 rooms. bath. screened porch, am i.
: ID min. 70 Govt; reasonhls. a
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DARBY's FARM < miles out Sia. ave near
Norbeck, Md. Large rooms. excellent cook
ing fireplace Spend Easter near city;
make reservations for Summer.
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room. kitchen and bath. S35. 622 q st.
s.w.-2 rooms. kitchen and bath. h.-W.h..
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
8 OR z ROOMS. ANIL. PREFERABLY
ne: or Sc. not over over SIS. before April 25.
UNFINISHED. 5 OR ROOMS MOD
ern. clean, near Transportation. by May
I: for refined adults. Address Box 446.R.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-U
s15 NORTH CAPITOL ST ROOMS,
Rent, $3.50. Key: s31 North Capitol.
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST NV
Switchboard, elevator; refrig.. gas free;
tron ha,p LARGE rooms large reception
CHI. CHI, $500 RrTTENHOUsE sT--Duplex
sarsge: june i. Cietv. 5000. Adults.
TAKoMA PARK-BAsEMENT APT, l
room, kitchen. bath. with garage: heated;
So. Phone Shepherd 2967.
THE CLARENDON. $500 COLORADO AVE.
pW-4 outside rooms pms. large kitchen; ssae1s 2
modern: vacant April 10. S100 per month.
Resident Manager.
1890 PARK RID. NW-2ND FLOOR; 3
r.. k. and b.; heat furnished: recently rem
ovated: $50. National 2345.
sT0l MASS. AVE- ROOMS. KITCHEN.
expos: eiec. refrig.. switchboard. res. mgr.
47I0 9th ST. N.W.-ENIIRE SECOND
floor, three bright rooms. large screened
porch: Frigidaire: reasonable.
S27. .5O-NEWLY DEC. RIM. KIT, B.,
plenty heat. hot water: near cars. school.
646 Newton pl. NV. Apt. &. End floor.
CHEVY CHASE. 1920 RrTTENHOUsE ST.
place. ssrsge; June l. cley. $500. Adults.
1922 QUE ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, 3 exposures; large rooms: elec.
refrig.. elevator. Resident manaser.
ENTIRE End FLOOR. 3 ROOMS & BATH;
gas. elec and heat furnished; S35 per
month. 329 18th st. ne. 1S'
THE ALABAMA. 10I5 N ST; N;W-wALK-
and switchboard service: 4 rooms. kit. and
bath, S12 SO to ST.. so; 8 rooms, kit. and
bath. Ss2.50. Resident manager.
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twin beds. :, closets: also vacancy for
gentleman in double room: unlimited tele-
phone. convenient to . car lines.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1927 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancy in attrac-
tive double room for young lady. adjoining
bath; cleanliness. good food; S1;i30
1874 KALORAMA RD. N.W.-Lovely dou-
BILE room for two; modern. well-kept home,
bath with shower: excellent meals: ep-
ployed persons preferred: unlimited phone.
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FOUNTAIN COURT.


NEARBY MARYLAND-Cool room. semi
superior meals. Adults. Shepherd 1889
after > pm.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOUSES-FUR. & UNFURNISHED

MODERN z ROOMS g BED ROOMSI, :,
baths; built-in garage. gas heat: u block
car line: upper northwest section; refer
ences No agents. Address Box 456-R.
Star Office 1Qs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ATIONS-WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; whole
or part time work. Address Box 47S-R,
Star Office.
BOOKKEEPER-STENO compe-
tent. 3 years exp. incl. gen. offce work.
stencil cutting and proof reading: high
school grad; Al ref. NJ Lutz, Natl. 305S.
CARE for small children. half or full day:
pleasant surroundings: kindergarten train
ing. 1903 Lamont NV. Adams 5lO4.
COLLEGE GRADUATE B. S. in commerce
and economics, desires permanent posi-
tion; ) years stenographic experience.
Address Box 459-R Star Office 1Se
GIRL, white. desires position as teacher.
companion, governess, work OF any kind;
college training; references. Write Box
53SS. Seat Pleasant. Md.
GIRL. white. practical nurse. wants posi-
tion nursing invalidS or small Child; six
years experience; references. Call between
! and 4. Phone Adams 249o. 49,
WOMAN. settled. desires light office work,
filing or similar work. Address Box 492-R.
Star office.
WORK wanted by experienced dressmaker.
by the day or week. Phone North 69l3
YOUNG LADY of refinement would like
relief work Call North 1899.
YOUNG LADY as nurse-companion: has
drivers permit: free to travel experienced
and reference; reasonable. Lincoln S372-J."
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sos z. CAPITOL-UNFURNIs FIRST
noor. three large rooms. large kitchen.
bath. mi No children. doEs.
2920 ONTARIO RID. tNR. 18th AND COL.
Rd Apt bldg. 3 rms, kit. bath; cleo.
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wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

tleman. with daughter l6 and son Il:
northeast: state full particulars. monthly
rate. Address Box 4A5-R Star once. 1Ss
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

18th AND N SITS, Nw.-s ROOMS. 2
| kitchenettes baths. garage: ideal for
rooming BRODIE COLBERT. INC, Ma
| tlonal SS16
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| PIANOS and players. excellent condition:
must be sold for storage charges. S"5 to
$50: one Knabe 500. Also practice
| pianos. $40. Smiths Transfer & Storage
| Co. -l3l3 You ST. NV. Phone North :t:ti3.
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S4O.OO-132l KENYON ST. Nw.-ONB
large room. nice dinette. kitchen. tile bath.
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1917 EYE ST. N.W.-Double. single rooms.
semi-private baths: comfortably furnished;
Well-balanced meals Mrs Gentry
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YOUNG MEN (2), Is to 20 high-school
graduates. TO complete organization trav-
cial advertising work: libersi drawing ac-
count, bonus: permanent work; advance
rnent. Apply Mr.. Henry. Cavalier Hotel
10 to II am. and . to pm.
YOUNG MEN >. who can qualify for
established laundry route. Elite Laundry.
cl19 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN with closed cars or bicycles
for delivery work. Apply Dime Messenger
Service 9o1 1Ith ST NV
Evening star., 1935-04-18

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs desk model.
United Sl3 14th ST. NV. Natl. 6063.
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STENOGR APH Err, BE-
TWEEN 20 AND 80 YEARS,
EXCELLENT CHARACTER
REFERENCES. APPLY 5109
GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
SALE-APARTMENTS.

MODERN CORNER BUILDING. COLUMBIA
Heights. splendid condition. refrigeration:
times remit S55. 900: owner will give rea-
sonable terms and take a small property
and some cash in trade
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
10l5 18th St. NV Met 0l00
Evening star., 1935-04-18

MEN here is your chance. We will start
can finance yourself a Jew days Fast
selling product wherever beer is sold.
Give references and phone number in your
renlY Address Box oo1 r Star office
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TENOGRAPHER-Good education. expe-
rience wide vocabulary. speed and accu..
racy essential: salary: S175: permanent II
giving employment during last five, years.
All applications treated as confidential.
Address Box 473-R, Star ONCE.
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1929 GIRARD ST NE. - Exceptionally
nice. large double room. private detached
home: small family: garage. Decatur 3S26.
Evening star., 1935-04-18

MEN >, over 81; special work. Excellent
opportunity. Only those familiar with
constant effort need apply. Address Box
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3 and 4 rooms. kitchen and bath; un-
usual corner apts. 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service; electricity and refrig-
grafton furnished, Resident manager.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis
carded 1ewelry Full cash value paid. Q.
Govt license to buy. Selinger's. SIS ? st
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
KETCHIKAN WILL BE C0NvEENTI0Nl CITY OF PIONEERS $
Surprise Meeting Held This Morning-l937 Date
 of Next Session.

Ketchikan win be the si.e Of the next joint convention of the Pioneers of Alaska and the Pic. neers' Auxiliary of Alaska. That convention will be held sometime in 1897, just before the biennial session of the Thirteenth Territor- ial Legislature begins here. ~
 Those were the two. important decisions made by the delegates of the Pioneers convention when they met in 8 surprise session at g o'clock this morning at Odd Eel Jews Hall, immediately upon. the arrival of the Northland from Sit- ka,
 No, meeting for the third and final day of the convention had been set unl.- ? o'clock this after- noon. But, yesterday, President c. w. Carter of the Juneau Igloo, re- ceived telegram from Sitka where many of the delegates at tended the dedication of the Pio- ncers' Home there Sunday, direct ing him to arrange details for an early session this morning. Conflict Avoided st.
 Grand President Andrew Nefiait of Fairbanks sent the telegram Nerland explained that ina sninch as important sessions of both branches of the Territorial Legis- lature had been planned for this afternoon. the Pioneers would meet this morning Many ot the Pio- neer delegates are legislators.
 In addition to naming Ketchil kan as the convention site, in 1887. the convention okeyed an amend ment to the constitution , which will permit the Grand .Isloo to name its meeting date without rer striction by the efiee-a-year rule which had been in force until to- day. The Grand Igloo did not vote to adopt the biennial con-
 
 vention system, even though the next session will not be held for two years.
 Co-incidental with this decision. the convention voted that election of officers shall take place, in the future, when Grand Igloo conven- tions are held. M r
 Referendum Okeyea r ' The other important item passed at this mornings session was the approval of a referendum to be presented to all the member igioos for vote, on the problem Of ad- vancing the necessary residence time from December 3l; 1905, its
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
|PAY-AS-YOU-CO. WAR PL AN NO W
 UP TO CONGRESS.
Profit Limit with 100 Per Cent Lavy on Excess
 Proposed as Curb

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 18- A -ycu-go-fight policy for any future war was urged upon Congress today by the House Com mittee on Military Affairs after studying means for taking the profit out of war. The committee urged the establishment of level beyond which war time pric S might not go, 100 per cent levy on excess profits and high taxes for everyone
 The report submitted by Chair man McSwain said the outrageous y extravagant profiteering doubled the cost of the World War and ueh measures as it urged, it said, 6ould prevent that happening in any next war and there will be no staggering debt to consume the substance of survivors and succeed ing generations"
 Bill This Week
 McSwain said a bill embodying he committees ideas and including price limitation or stabilization probably would, be offered this week.
 Chairman Doughton, of the Way and Means Committee, said if the military committees bill does what it is designed to do there won't be any war so there would be no need for the United States to levy an excess profit tax.
 The military committees report estimated the World War cost $39,- 900, 100000, including about $10,000,- 100000 loaned to the Allies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
1885 SCHEDULE. ANNOUNCED BY
 CANADIAN NATL
Weekly Trips with Four de ,t Luxe Cruises on Books
 for Coming Season

With twin screw oil burning steamers Prince Rupert and Prince George, the 1895 service of the Canadian National Steamship Serv- ice will start from Vancouver, B. C.. On Monday. June IT, it was an- nounced today y R. J. Shepard )uneau Agent.
 The first sailing will be that of -he Prince Rupert and the two ships will alternate on a weekly schedule leaving ,aacouvcr at g o'clock each Monday evening. The last north1ound sailing will be that of the Prince Rupert, August 26, 1885.
 Weekly during the above period, the. Prince Rupert and Prince George will arrive at Juneau north bound at pm. on Thursdays and remain in pot until midnight be- fore sailing for Skagway. South bound the steamers will arrive in Juneau at l am. Sundays and leave for the south at 1:30 o'clock MT. Shepard stated.
 With indications pointing to 1895 as Pacific Cost" year, 1t has been decided by the company to -rerate four de luxe cruises with l.he new, palatial steamer Prince Robert. Each cruise will take eleven jays and Will operate t2 Skagway y way os ciska, leaving Vancouver
 | g o'clock pm, June 28, July i2, July 25 and Adguss 9. The .teat-er will remain ia Sitka for light hours and will call at Taku
 lac.er be4o,e its arrival in Ju-
 eau Arriving in Juneau at G.30 2c,ock in tic evening, the Prince soce,S vii be in port un.iI mid night, sailing f-cm here to S1ag- way
 5 T hboend the Prince Rober. will dock Ec.e at 3 o'clock on tho .Aoil. .nss oi July 6, July 20, August , ana August IT, s.il.ng as soon ds I 5ss-b-e after is arrival for Vancouver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
LABOR OPPOSES
 WAGE PROVISION
 IN RELIEF BILL
Substitute W o uld Permit President to Fix Dif-
 ferent Rates of Pay

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-Organ- jed labor flatly opposed while the administration supported the sub stitute for the McCarran prevail ing wage amendment to the work relief bill now before Congress. It was termed unsatisfactory and un- acceptable to labor.
 The substitute would permit the President to fix the different rates of wages for various types of work and would require him to estab- fish the prevailing wage. Any com munity where lower rate of pay existed would adversely affect the general scale.