davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FORD. 1885 coach. only S2Sb:. act quickly:
real bargain: good condition mechan-
ically and appearance. AUTOMOBILE
WHOLESALERS, rear 3712 Georgia ave,
under PetWorth Bowling Alley
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OLDSMOBILE 1894 2-door touring sedan
black Fisher body. with no-draft ventila-
| smooth, efficient motor: 5 very good tires
$500: guaranteed. L. P. SteuaN ne
branch. l41 18th st. ne. Atlantic $500
OLDSMOBILE 1886 2-door touring sedan;
Just like a new car throuehout finish
hasn't biemish spotless inside; fine tires
large built-in trunk: perfect mechanically
See this one and compare our price of only
! S595. Pohanka Service 1l26 goth st. NV
| District gl4l
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CHEVROLET coupe: excellent condition;
500; no dealers. After 4:3O; phone Geo
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TORD 1855 cabrlolet; black finish is per.
IIect; red wire wheels; fine tires. new motor
You won't 1nd better one in town: S245
fohanka Service. 1126 Goth ST. NV. Dis.
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FORDS-1929 Tudor, $50: 1929 Tudor,
1884 panel. Sl59; 1880 Chevrolet coupe.
$50. Walsh Motor Co. Ford dealers,
5000 Georgia ave. Shepherd 400
FORD coupe, 1890: excellent condition:
KearneY 42nl Conn ave Cley 2llh LIZ
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DE SOTO 1880 sedan: excellent motor,
tires paint: had best care: price reason
able. Call owner, Dist. 2347. bet. and
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| DODGE 1885 trunk sedan. driven 1900
miles, leather upholstery. original finish of
hydraulic brakes. safety glass and many
| other fine DODGE features: s645. Stanley
| H. Horner. Inc. iii 14th st NV or
| 1929 l4th St NV. Call National 1851 or
| National Q4I3
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 touring sedan; beauti-
full tan f1nish: motor best Of condition; 5
Practically new tires: any demonstration;
st. NV.
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painted. good tires. excellent motor clean
inferior; Sl55. $40 down; good credit
4l2l 18th st. NV. Dealer Adams $500
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FORD 1888 VS. beautiful salon trunk Sc.
Gan: closing estate; by owner: cheap;
terms. Columbia S67S
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FORD 1895 special show car: mileage only
1900: this beautiful Fordor touring sedan.
upholstered in broadcloth, equipped with
radio. chromium wheels. white .sidewall
tires and other extras. is now available for
like the day the car was completed: new
car guarantee and terms: trades accepted
IARan Motor n and ~ ct n
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DODGE 1888 de luxe sedan: black
factory finish is clean and shows no
wear: hne motor noted for economy; float
ing power: hydraulic brakes: 5 very good
tires: S3l9: guaranteed. L. p Steuart.
ne branch l4l 10Th st ne AL R2OO
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DE SOTO 1887 4door. 6-paSs. sedan
slightly used: new-car warranty. Howard 4
Kearney. 420l Conn. ave. Clev. 21l5. IT.
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PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; original finish
has good tires and it runs perfectly: S275.
Pohanka Service, 1126 Goth st. NV, Dis
Ill
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PIERCE-ARROW custom sedan: trunk
rack wheels: special. only $40. Beacon
Motors 1898 l4th St NV. Decatur $3.50
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1881 coach. excellent con-
dition throughout; $40 down; full price
sos. 4l2l 18th st. NV. Dealer. Adams
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CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe sedan: brandt
Beacon Motors 1898 14th. Dec. $3.50.
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GRAHAM blue streak "6" four do
de luxe sedan: the car that revolt
motor car styling; newly refinishet
famous blue streak blue with ivory
well tenders and trunk rack: tht
reconditioned and fully guarante
duced during sale week: can be bol
only $50 down. balance TO suit yot
etbOok l0Rap Mntnr Co Gil q -.
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1885 master coach: knee
motor. tires far above aver
. r. Steuart, Inc. 1925 I4th
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OLDSMOBILE 1882 sedan; has had only
one owner; your inspection will convince
you Of his nne care finish is perfect: spot
less inside; good tires; motor smooth and
quiet; S225. Pohanka Service, 1126 Goth
st. NV District 4l4l
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GRAHAM "6" 1885 door sedan, beautiful
new George Washington blue finish with
pIack trim, very smart. spacious luggage
compartment clean. high-grade upholstery
sood tires and that famous Graham
car you Will be proud to own, Highest
tfade allowance or small down payment
ana SO monthly. Ask for Mr. Stedman
Graham Sales and Service 59tg Ga ave
Open evenings. GEORGIA Hlno
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach; beautiful
new nnish; quiet, powerful motor. guaran-
tsed TO be Al: hve fine tires; car has been
Simonized and waxed Interior spotless
and has been thoroushly vacuumed Hon
estly Priced at $3.50. Liberal General Mo-
6323 Ga ave- wv
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OLDsMOBILE 1884 2-door touring sedan ::
newly painted a beautiful maroon: has
$50 custom seat covers: excellent motor
and tires: in perfect condition throughout:
$685.. Semmes Sales, Inc, 412l 18th st.
Evening star., 1937-06-16

FORD 1882 Tudors. Fordors and coupes
all in excellent running condition and guar
anteed: from $169 up. Logan Motor Co.
Sth and M sts NV
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FORD convertible cabriolet. 1898; very
smart appearance: 1897. Howard Kear-
ney. 42O1 Conn. ave Clev 2l15. IT,
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16
MOSQUITOES, SWAMPS
 HAVE LOST APPEAL
BY THE WANDERING REPORTER

! Ky water, coming up blowing like 2 porpoise only to be met by a black horde of bl0oG-thlrSty mosquitoes. 1 vas too far on the trail by now 10 even think of backing down. There was nothing 10 do but to keep going. and l G1d. Right n the middle of one of these worst places, l found the break. T. looked as if something had hooked the low hanging line and bro asn It, possibly a travelling moose. repaired the break and contacted Bill hckko, and also Jack Ferguson at AcGrath. Oh. how 1 wanted to tell them just what 1 thought of the \. C. telephone line and the job l had So willingly undertaken, but my phone wouldn't so much as send even 8 sound. guess t was just as well, Here I was five miles or so from Me Grath and no way 10 get there only by placing one foot in front of the other and keeping my head above water. After IS hours Of wallowing through swamp and fighting an army of starving mosquitoes, the Y miles to McGrath were traversed and stood on the banks of the adjoining kuskokwim and Takotna Rivers and gazed across at the sleeping little inland ship terminus.
 The air was cool and had become chilled after so many hours in the water. l raised the rife and fired three shots in the air n hopes of at tracing someone's attention and get ting a boat to come out and take me across to Dave Coughs roadhouse for some breakfast. No one paid any attention to the shots. The citizens Of McGrath were evidently used to their native drunks firing a gun and raising a rumpus al that time of the morning and thought nothing of 1t. After an hour and a half of shiv- ering and shaking on the banks of the Kuskokwim, l heard the weleom- ing hum Of an oUtb0ari motor and two men pulled up in Q kicker across the river foTmwhere l Was standing and started pulling up a salmon net. 1 gave two whoops and q holler and attracted their attention. To make a long story short, 1t was only matter of a few minutes and 1 was sitting at Dave Coughs table making great in roads on the bacon and eggs and drinking cup after cup of hot coffee.
 The trip back to Takotna, which was made with 4. H. Twitchell, was somewhat more enjoyable We stop ped over night at the mouth of Shorty Greek and I walked up to the Road Commission camp and put the finger on Mrs. E. 4. Adams, who is the cook there tand 9 real one at that). for my supper, bed and breakfast.
 have been back from that trip ong enough now 10 imagine that l en- joyed II. My motto was. and stiIl is "Ill try anything once"
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16
MRS. ROOSEVELT Is CENTER
 OF ATTACK IN TAX INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, July 9-Mrs- F. D Roosevelt, wife of the President et lhe President of the United States, 4vailed' herself of loophole to evade taxes on part of her income, Rep. Hamilton Fish, Republican of New York, today told the joint congress Si5nal committee that Is investigat- lns tax dodgers and tax-dodging methods.
 The Representative read what he declared was a photoStatle copy of a contract that Mrs Roosevelt signed two years ago to make radio broad casts. He asserted the contract stip- ClEt-d that after each of the 10 pro- grams. the sponsors of the programs wers te pay s 900 to the American Friends Service Committee of Phila- celph.z, a charitable organization. The Congressman asserted
 If Mrs. Roosevelt can avail her self Of a loophole then anybody else in America can do the same thing.
 Rer. Fish declared the committee should call for the income tax returns made not only by Mrs Roosevelt but oy James Roosevelt, son of the Pres dent and Mrs. Roosevelt and secTe-
 
 Roosevelt Boettiger, daughter of the President and Mrs Roosevelt and wife of the publisher of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Secretary of the Treasury Henry MorgeHthaR, -Jr., the latter's father, Henry Morgenthau, ST.. John L. Lewis, who IS president Of the United Mine Workers of Am erica and chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization.
 Replying to Rep. Fish, Rep Carl Ninson, Democrat of Georgia, said:
 "Al Of your testimony is pure and unadUlterated hearsay. What are you doing but trring to smear the repu- tations of Tell-i=tenticne1, lav-abid- ing persons
 Rep. Fish, in response, declared that the information he had given the committee had come from a Mir Darcy. 30 Rockefeller Center, New York City, who, the congressman as- serted, came to his office and brought photostatic copies of holding compan- ies formed in the Bahama Islands. British possession One of the hold ing companies was formed by James Roosevelt, the congressman declared.
 The congressman was informed that the revenue laws permit the deduction from an income of money given to charity up to Is per cent Of the income.
 Mrs. Roosevelt, who Is in Wash ington. declined to comment on Rep. Fish's statement.
 Clarence Picket executive secre- tary of the American Friends Ser vice Committee. declared today in Philadelphia that Mrs. Roosevelt ron- suited with the Treasury Department before making arrangements for her radio talks and that the Treasury's tax experts said the receipts from the programs given to the committee would not be subject to taxation
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16
PHONE SERVICE TNAUGURATED BETWEEN SEATTLE. JUNEAU

SEATTLE. Iuv S-A government commercial telephone service be tween Seattle and Juneau will be in- augurated today, Col. George E. Kumpe, officer in charge of the Al aska communication system said.
 The service will permit telephone service between Juneau ara any pii- vate line in the United States, it was announced.
 The Seatte receiver will be connect ed directly with a long distance tel ephonR line The new radio .elenhone channel will also link the radio com munication which stretches in a 5,9U6-mile circuit over Alaska with the United States.
 The radio telephone system is not new, but IL has been withheld frora general public use until a voice scrambling device to make conversa- tion secret could be perfected.
 The Alaslca-United States chain of S55 miles will be one of the first Un- tied States systems made available for public use
 The Alaska Communication Sys- tenn announced rates over the new radiOphone will be on the basis of S9 for the first three minutes with the addition of s per minute thereafter.
 Nights and Sundays will be some what cheaper The rates thH xal the S6 for the first three minutes and 8 for each additional minute.
 In talking to places outside of Sc attle, the usual long distance charges will be added to he initial charge.
 MASHINGTnN Ii1iu -n6l .A-.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16

The telephone line between Tako1na and NcGrath had been down for weeks making II very ineonvenlent for everyone concerned in Iakotna.
 One day last week while passing the \. C. store, Bill kokko, the man ager, hailed me. Say, do you want to do Q little act of kindness for the residents of this little community, as walI as for the V. C. C.. and get paid for it?" Well, that sounded pretty easy to me. Here 1 had been going about doing a title good here and there and instead of getting paid 1t had been vice versa. "Srring the joke" l shot hack. -I'n bite" The long and short of it was that impor- tant messages just had to go through to McGrath and to make this pos sible. some good samaritan must be q martyr 10 the cause and follow the phone line through r miles Of swamp and mosquitoes and find the break
 Bill made Il sound easy. but he waSn | fo0ling me none. l wasn't called the -N andering Reporter" for nothing. and l knew what travelling on foot in this part of Alaska con- sisted of. Anyway, l agreed t3 take the job, and hX that phone line as 1t had never been fixed before
 Two hours after agreeing to take the job, found me in a canoe loaded with . heavy wall phone lashed on my paeE-board. a small amount of eats (too small, l found out later1 !. g kodak hanging at my si6e and a Etie leaning up in the bow of the canoe. The first TWO miles. made in a eaEoe on the placid water was a plea are. One might term it as the C8iet before the storm" l pulled up where the phone line left the water and took to the hills. Before going { " farther, II looked like a good icea to hook up and make sure that everything was okeh as far as l had come. Contact was made through 10 Bill hokko and his voice came in str ag over the wire. but he could hear me only faintly. and that Is the last time he heard my voice at all for the rest of the trip.
 Every mile or so. would stop and hook ap and test the line. stopping to rersir some of the worst spots and ho1ing to find the real break soon. The going was fine for the first five
 
 nit was reached. That is. I mean the going was fine with the exception Of the hor3es of mosquitoes that insist ed on swarming up under my head net and even craving through the buttqn-h0las Of my shirt while keep ing that up continual, everlasting humming. As the miles slowly passed by the going got worse Imagine yourself trying to walk across 3 field Of oversize coiled springs, balancing on top of each coil with a 20-pound pack on your back? Well that will give you an idea what II is to walk across country covered with nigger- heads Even that wasn't so bad. But as the miles wore by, things went from bad to worse. The darn nigger- heads led me of into the swamps. not just little stretch of wet ground but miles and miles of swamps. some places being waist deep. Time and again l hooked my toe under some sunken water-soalSed log, that had no business being there. and pitched head-frst down under the black. naur-
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16
ALASKA MAY GET CHECK

To the Governor of Alaska, the cancelled check of S7,200, 900 that the United States in 1867 gave to Russia in payment for Alaska, will be trans ferred, if congress enacts the bill ap- proved today by the House committee on Territories. The cancelled check Is now in the possession of the Depart Eaent Of the Treasury. If transfer red to the governor, 1t win be placed in the Alaska Museum al Juneau.
 Send in your Subscription to The KUSK0 TIMES today.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16
WE DON'T BELIEVE IT.
 BUT DEL SAYS ITS so

We wonder how Del Thompson manages to keep fooling the boss. Del says that he Is still taking it easy and doing just enough work to get by, but Don't put that in the paper" said Del. He Is working for Fielder ( Gale on Yankee Greek. The work on the winch seems to agree with John Peterson, for he is getting fat as a pig"
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16

participate in the ceremonies today inauguratiug the United States-Ai- aska telephone system.
 ''EfEis Installation is but a prelirl- mary step in the program designed to ultimately serve the entire Terri tory of Alaska" Delegate Dimond added
The Kusko times., 1937-07-16

WASHINGTON, July S-Del. kn- thony J. DinaOnd said that he would
Evening star., 1937-03-28
TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-Children to board in beautiful
country home; reasonable; ref. Address
Box 3O9-M, Star office.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

COOL. clean, some months; Belle Haven
Foxall Clarendon; state price, privileges
Address Box 3s2-M, Star office.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE
APAR1MENIs FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS fUKNl9HeO.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT, HOTEL. Goth
and F sts n.w.-l room. kit; bath com
week, month National b425.
BROoKLAND. 1905 MONROE ST. Me-
large front rms. FrigidaiTe. 2 large closets
8 windows. gas. elec.: clean: adults.
CHAsTLEToN HoTELErYoUNG LADY tt TO
beds: reas. North 10000. Apt. 534.
2001 18th ST: N.w.-vERY DESIRABLE,
Well furnished. 2 rms. k, b, April l to
snnn North or 9n9sE $685. ap sss to Fese
ette, dinette apartment with. another lady
800 Connecticut ave. Apt. 10-F.
s555 ,sd MAcoMB COM dsatt. ST and Sasb
eiec on house current: apply manager. -
SO CARROLL AVE. TAX; PK.-CoM-
Portable bed-living. room. kitchen. dinette
semi-bath, $50; adults. Blk. express bus.
YOUNG MAN WANTS ANOTHER GENTLE
man s9 share niSelg fn6n' apt
Tracing TX. CT. Pk)-2 rms. incl. porch.
semi-bath. refrigerator. gas, cleo. phone.
dishes linens. silver; empl. couple. S46 mo
decorated, moderately, furnished; S79 so.
3432 Conn ave. Available April 8. Clev.
6493. after z pm. information. appoint
ment.
145 11th 81. MI ClEAN. COMr roHl
able Ink room; Q people. So.
2OO1 EYE ST. NW.-TWO FRONT
rooms. kitchen and bath: completely fur
nished. newly decorated; ideal location.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
beehive Wallace BryantS unusual, artls-
tic apartments: one now available. 912
10th St
1928 MONROE ST Nw.-1 OR 2 RMS.
kitchenette bath. screened sleeping porch;
so. expos; adults. transient or permanent.
n M
home; Q bright rms, neatly furn.: heat.
esS, cleo: near cars, bus; reas.: adults.
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man. Walk downtown Met 4187. 2S'
1850 BILTMORE ST.-Beautiful, clean
| double room running water; also single
room; by German people. Columbia 7457
| 1910 K W.-Walking distance gentle
men. twin beds: references required Apt
| 405 District 6U36.
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10th AND 6 NV. (DOWNTOWN-RE-
cooI ~ C,Io,roaS. snaas ~. 66o'
LADY DESIRES A CONGENIAL GIRL TO
share apt; reasonable. Call Col. S425. Apt.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

NEAR Y. NJ c. A.-Cheery room IN
apt. Address BOX 460-M. Star once.
ROOM OR SHARE APT, young business
man; must be reas.; Immediately. Address
Box I73-K. Star ONCE.
NV SECTION-Lady, refined. settled.
wants unfurnished room. or share apt.
with another lady. Address Box 36O-h,
Star office. -
YOUNG LADY, room, unfurn, prefer
ably in apt walking distance OF 18th and
II sts NV; reasonable. Address Box
27S-K, Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN, perm. Govt. emp, desires
conf, furn. single rm., April ], walking
dist. Interior Bldg.; reasonable. State
particulars, price, phone. Address Box
IN APT.-Rehned widow. unemployed: no
other roomers; breakfast privilege; 1eas.
Address Box 257-M. Star once.
BARNABY WOODS y Young lady wishes
master bed room. furnished or unfurnished.
private shower. State price and particu. !.
lars. Address BOX 304-N. star ONCE. s.
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TRIANGLE CLUB

1903 New Hampshire Ave.
Single double also triple. with private
bath: good food service; clean; rates, S35
to rponfhly
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable. newly decorated. nicely furn.
rooms: single. S. and So: double. 81:
with bath, S12: showers. elevator.
1884 COLUMBIA RD. NW-S5 wk.. sing
rms; doub.. 81; clean, outside; baths;
s.h.w.; 10 min. downtown. Adams 102l3.
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ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, white. 12 weeks
old. pedigreed: price. $40: only three left.
81 8 Allison st n Columbia 469l.
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COLLTES-2 lovable puppies of excellent
breeding, but not UP to our show standard;
sacrifice for immediate sale S15. Show
specimens S25 to S75 All guaranteed
healthy. We have one of the largest selec-
tionS of hieh-grade Collie puppies in the
country "Broadview 5lOl N Washing
ton blvd Arlington Va Walnut 1O15.
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KITTEN Persian, pedigreed. red tabby
female: very gentle and affectionate; rea-
sonably priced 312 Maryland ave. ne.
POINTER PUPS for sale. 3 months old,
registered; S15. 5000 Illinois ave. NV.
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LAND ANNEXEs). 1859 R ST: NV
SINGLES. DOUBLES, PRIVATE BATHS:
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS: ELEVATOR
INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES; 1MMACU-
LATELY CLEAN WIDELY SELECTIvE
MENU: GYMNASIUM: PERSONAL LAHN. AVN
KITCHEN OPEN TO INSPECTION: COUN-
TRY CLUB PRIVILEGEsGOLF. TENNIS.
RATES $40 TO S55 PER MONTH.
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HUNTERS. ATTENTION-Why not board
your dog where he will be kept in hunting
trim all year? For SIS per month your
dog will be exercised daily on liberated
game Training is $50 per month: salts
faction guaranteed. Broad Run Kennels
and Game Farm. Manassas, Va. Tel.
Walnut -43o
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2lO9 ST. NV ROOM. KIT, DIN,
and bath; Murphy bed. nicely fur; S4s 30.
oS-
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POLICE DOG Gentle and affectionate;
will give away, moving to an apt, 1l07
Clifton ST W Col o39S
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BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, $l5; regis
tered Axe. beautifully marked and full
OF pep. Anderson, A Sycamore ave,
Park Md
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Home for mother and child
aged 5: care of child; reasonable. Address
Box 277-M. Star of1ce.
WITHIN s blocks of Union Station: private
home; S36 per month: middle-aeed man.
emplyd Address Box 369-M Star offlce.
YOUNG LADY desires nicely furn. rm.
with bd. pvt. family; references; conven.
cars bus: NV Monday bet. 10 and =.
District $500. Reasonable.
MAN desires room and board in private
home; no other boarder5; give particulars.
Address Box 3S2-K. Star Office
WANTED by retired elderly gentleman;
single rm. with board in refined home
must be reas. Call Saturday between 1:3o
and Q pm. and Sunday between IL and 2
North 3563-J
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
WE WILL move you and accept your sur
plus furniture for full or part payment.
Call Curles. Atlantic 1112.
CALL CURLES for long distance moving
special rates on part or return loads. Fully
insured. Atlantic 1112.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE MILLS BLDG
Natl 1870 Low Rates N. Y: Atlanta
Boston Fla. Chi, Clev.-Local MOVING
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southern exposure; bright and clean near
bath; ami; privileges. Adults.
18th AND COL. RD.-Two well-furnished
front rooms for one OF two business
women Columbia 1853 20"
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1867 KALoRAMA RD.-Colonial mansion;
other rooms available. See to appreciate.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,
"NOTICE /! =

1T52-4-6 Que ST. n.w,-Walkins dis
tance Opening of new guest house; meals
optional. Will have ball room lounges.
garden sun house running water. plenty
baths showers. room phones. personal
laundry and dry cleaning. country club
privileges etc: reasonable. The only
phone on premises now is Decatur 5755:
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5226 ILL. AVE N.W-H.-WH. ELEC-
! trcity. Groom apt. fur. SS wk. Chill
dren permitted. Rstricted neishborhood.
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TUDOR CLUB,
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

1775 N ST. (AT CONN AVE)
Luxurious room for three or four run
ming water. Delicious food Reasonable.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

FRENCH BUTTERFLY PUPPY, black and
buff, toy female, mos. old Home bred
and trained. Very lovable Shep. 240S.
AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER PUPS,
white. Lyon Village. ESQ Sta. l2-mi.
west of RoSSlyn, on Lee highway.
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! 1929 INGRAHAM ST N.W.-Attractlve
| front double room, private bath, cedar
| closet use of garage. IS"
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1910 10Th ST, NV, APT. 704-BEING
| vacated by diplomat April /; ] rn.. kit.
dinette. DR.. room: extra closet. bath.
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oO59 PARK RD (opp Rock Creek Park)-
Room. bath with shower inst. h. W. phone
gentleman Govt employe; references
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l424 SPRING RD.-Cheerful front room,
near bus car lady; all conveniences; pri-
vate home. Columbia $40.
1882 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. Apt. 3
Room. nicely furnished. near bus line;
breakfast optional Randolph 1927
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

90 ADAMS MILL RD.-German-A -Amer1-
n dining room; well-balanced meals.