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Evening star., 1941-11-21
HELP WOMEN.

STENOGRApHEB. skilled III shorthand and
typns. ior general contractors Once;
must be ambitious and desirous OF lettering
present position. State aye eHpcrleH,e,
salary desired and inclose photo. Box
STENOGRAPHER CLERK, exp. IN speciti-
cations, patent lawyer Once state quail
fications and salary. Box llO-J, star.
STENOGRAPHER. 1928 years. knowledge
OF filing and operation OF r b. =. BOX
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, sure-f1re prop
ostion Good remuneration. Republic
491s after >.
WAITRESS AND COUNTER GIRL, expert
enced downtow cafeteria: good oppor-
tunity Apply Rabbits. llot F st. NV
MATTRESSES, experienced 81 II St.
MATTRESSES. :" experienced. Apply after
pm. The Sho@boat - IL lSth 81 u W
MATTRESSES > experienced. uniforms
IAN aud n Y sv. NV.
MATTRESSES; experienced. for SatgIday lay
night only =? and good ups Apply Dude
Ranch. Washington Baltimore blvd
MATTRESSES, must have hotel experience.
Call DI SllS. between 10 a IN. aud 3 D m
WOMAN. young, to work IN small delicates-
sen. experienced Apply after lu.iH an
1896 Georgia ave Salary and meals.
WOMAN OR GIRL, settled. dependable.
light hOuSeWork; no children; room board
and salary. Box 397-G. Star.
WOMAN, settled. tor general hOuSewOrk;
must be good cleaner: live IN. Box
.I34-G, Star.
YOUNG LADIES ,, neat appearing, under
-. free to travel to Florida and return
Christmas duln@ survey and sales work for
national concern; 40 houSe-to-hOuSe work.
$50 per wk plus bonus, transportation eX-
pensps: also young lady TO take care Of
MANAGERS baby. See Mrs. Turner TO -,
Saturday only. Cairo Hotel.
WANTED UOt GIRLS. residing Silver
Spring or close vicinity; charitable pa
trlouC work. good remuneration. Write
John Arthur Shaw, S40S Ramsey ave.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

HAVE INVALID WIFE, 45. WHOM I DE-
sire TO place in a nice home, District sub
urbS or nearby Md. Interested in a place
that does not have too many patients and
does have a homelike atmosphere. Phone
Friday
Evening star., 1941-11-21
HELP WCMEN.


AGENTS-Seu Christmas cards. Excellent
value: 81 boxes. 35c: SOC assortment. zoe
80 personal Christmas cards. 5Oc. Earl S.
Inc, 4l2 New Jersey ave. n .
ALTERATION LADY, permanent position.
Apply Falk Clothing Co. 900 9TH St NV.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, young lady Of
good BACKGROUND and sound education.
Permanent position. affording excellent op-
portunity. Pleasant surroundings. Only
those with highest qualifications need
apply. Phone Woodley 4@44 for appoint
ment Colony House, heirloom furniture,
42i4 Connecticut ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, experienced: good SAL
airy. Apply Executive Pharmacy 1877
Columbia I'd.
GIRL. white. 90 to 40, intelligent. capable,
for general houSeWork and playground Su-
pervision in private school; $40 per month,
increased If deserved: live in. Glebe 152S.
GIRL for general Office work, SIT week.
Write Box 1856. Star.
LIBRARIAN, young woman twhite), with
library degree, for position with local
educational organization. Experience
necessary. Good salary, nice environment,
good hours. Give age, qualifications. eX-
perience and names OF previous employers.
Replies failing to give information re-
quested will be ignored. Box 232-z, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE SE-HOUSEKEEPER to
live in care for . small children. Good
salary. Refs. Sligo 603S.
SODA FOUNTAIN OPERATOR and sand
wich maker. experienced; hours, to
10 pm. Mt. Rainier Terminal 34th and
r I. ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. Warf1eld 3051
STENOGRAPHER, permanent Job. Brenner
Photo Co. 943 Pa. ave. NV.
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BEDROOM, dining. living roor1 furnituTe'
contents of apis. or homes, WE DO NOV.
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. ia. 2931.
prices paid for good
booEs BARGAIN BOOK STORE, sos 9th
ST. NV. DI 50O7, Open Sun. and ewes. %.
CLOTHING-Bette prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harry's 1873 7th ST. NV.
DI 6769 open eve. viii call
enough to outfit
house: also piano. Call evenings after 7.
Republic 3672. %.
FURNITURE. rugs Office furniture house.
hold goods. etc; highest cash prices; bess
results. Call any time, ME. 1924. 25.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-We buy
all kinds, also elec. refgs., stoves. tools,
pianos. etc; day or night. FR. 2S07.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac china, glassware,
rugs, silverware paintings highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Taylor 3333.
RNITuRE-Household furnishings Of all
kinds; maximum cash prices; bric-a-brac.
china. Call any time. RE. 1904. ME. b3l7.
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FARM & GARDEN.

W1L-RoTrED COW MANURE. 100 lbs.
rich garden dirt. SOC 100 lbs. 500 lbs.
50 so / ton. 81 so. GlENHURST DAIRY;
Box 575s. Bethesda. Nd. Well-SeaSoned
cordWood. Sl4 a cord WI. 3Q51.
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HEAD WAITER.

Capable experienced man. for perma-
nent position: state age color. experience
and references: also last employment M anu
Telephone number. wages Sll5 mo. Box
1t-G Star
Evening star., 1941-11-21
BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE q LIVESTOCK.

BARRED ROCKS, R Reds White Lee;
Store 6la K St NV Metropolitan ooS9.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MACHINE SHOP, in New York City. now
completing Government contract for optical
instruments, is seeking direct or indirect
contacts 10 manufacture completely as
Sembled units or DartS work. Box MM-4 |,
Maley. Times Buldlne. New York
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. dong good bust
ness, good location; reasonable prlce BOX
34s-Z, Star. 22'
CASH LOANS $50 90 n S3nO00. with no
Interest or charges Of any Kind. MADE 10
Restaurants, Dellcatesseus. Drugstores.
product on consisnment Information
without obligation Nj Mack, District 0l6l,
PINBALL MACHINES placed on comm
basis in business places Of all kinds. all
newest machines: also coin phgnogrsphs
and Magic Telephone Music; informstio
without obligation. Silent Sales. DI $500
DURHAM. N C-BEER, WINE MEATS
groceries. must sacrifice for inventory by
Dec 8 owner draftee Box SIG. star
GASOLINE STATIONS, will lease to re-
liable party: good proposition for one wan
ing 20 go in business for himself Write
or call in person only al 634 Fla. ave. ".
90.
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL?
343 Cedar st v-Grocery and fruit
market doing good business. owner must
go in the Army rent store $50 mo. and
get good will and business thrown in.
RE 5ol6
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GAS STATION
ATTENDANT.
DIAMOND CABS.

No experience necessary. good oppor-
tunity for quick advancement in cham
of stations Apply 10 m. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER Wis ave. and Que st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

CHILDREN WILL LIKE OUR PRIVATE
home in country Schools near. 18th
year; IL children here now. Ask our
pleased parents Box 06 ClarkSVllle. Md.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

10 RIDING HORSES s ponies. ;, work
mares sood mules. > cheap mules. half
bred colts. saddles brides, harness, hay
and corn. Rear 736 18th st. Sc
and sound: can put the best in the shade.
Has won over timber Price. S375. Don't
call unless interested in a real hunter.
Call weekdays. $50 TO $50. MA. 3"ls. ~
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Attention, Grocerymen.
Business and Real Estate,

Coed nv oeatiSn tHG stories and
rental $3.50 included in this sale you
have the opportunity OF getting possession
of gong grocery business at the above
price The groceryman has been called TO
military service. therefore We can offer
this business, giving immediate possession.
ACT TODAY. call RE 5ol6
Evening star., 1941-11-21

White men wanted. 21 years Of age or
older, to qualify as taxicab operators
Must have up-to-date District OF co,
have resided within the metropolitan area
OF WASHINGTON for one year or longer
(nearby Maryland and Virginia included). .
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr. A. l. Livsie, Room No. Ill,
Evening star., 1941-11-21

TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Whenever you need S25 to $500. in .
hurry Just give me a telsphSne call ~, You
you need it and the only charge is interest
for the exact time you have the money.
Just call DAVE PENNEY, Chestnut 1924.
PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED MEN
or women on their own signature for any
worthy purpose. $50 to $500. Interest only
for the time money is used. Phone w. L.
WALLER, Glebe 1112.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
SALESMAN WITH CAR.

To work as contact man with old estab-
liShed moving and storage nrm; steaoY
position: % TO 40 wears age; good salary;
excellent opportunity. Box 4H3-Z, Star.
stenographer and Typist,
% to 80 years age: steady, position; oIo
die fast dictation 500 month start:
PROMPT advancement; references. Box
Evening star., 1941-11-21
APT. JANITOR.

Colored. married man; no, children lor
modern downtown apt. bldg. must pe
familiar with stokers; S65 per month and
quarters. elec. gas ana refg,: glve eH-
perience and references Box 2o0-G. star.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

CHRISTMAS or for any purpose Just give
me a call You can get Slo0 and need
repay only Sis per week. which includes
interest, the only charge. Other amounts
in proportion. Just call BILL LANE,
Michigan G51u
Evening star., 1941-11-21
DIR, H. w. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired
While You Wait

Room 6O2. westory Bldg. sos 14th NV.
ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1868 Columbia I'd. Adams 03SS.
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IEATFRs- EFERTGERATCR 20

IUI> 10 Capf1I s Cor -
HO $500 Open Eve. U.,I II.
REFRIGERATORS rebuilt and Euar. all
Standard make, as lo2 rs S-nn We are
authorized dealer Lo- GENERAL .ELEC-
TRIO WESTINGHOUSE. EELETNATOR,
PHILCO aud CROSLEY PFFPIGERATOR5
Buy now while they are available and DI.ces
are low. Liberal ;rade-ln allowance Easy
terms You may paw with YOUR AEh. bill.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
FUEL OIL=COAL.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

Phone jackson 1850
Evening star., 1941-11-21
CROSSTOWN

BEDROOM SUITE. mohair living room
suite breakfast set. all in very good con-
dition 3O6 Webster St NV
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
FIREkEN HAVE
 TOUGH BATTLE WITH HORNETS
Visitors from Petersburg 10
 Meet Fighting Fire men Tonight


 Lanky, nardened and mature, Pet ersburg's Hacks Hornets are ready today for their first hoop battle in Juneau series that will decide she championship of two Southeast AL aska towns.
 Arriving here yesterday too late to be notified of the cancellation oi the Southeast Alaska Basketball Tournament, the nine Petersburg cagers decided to stay anyway. and said that they wanted "a crack at the Juneau High School five
 Tonight however, the Hornets, fast playing champs Of Petersburg. are scheduled to meet Juneau top flight hoop squad, the fighting Fire men, in battle that will begin at 8 o'clock in the Juneau gym. Twelve games the Bremen have played and not one, has been loss for them
 A preliminary game of high school second teams will start at s7:l5 o'clock. nas as s7.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
Catholic Women Plan Food Sale,
 Social Meetinq

Meeting for regular business session last night at the Parish Hall, the Catholic Daughters of America made plans for a food sale on April 5. and for their next social gathering, scheduled for March 25
 The food sale will be at Holl- mann's Pharmacy and will be in charge of Mesdames J. Earring ton, George Simpkins and J. k. McAlister The social meeting on March 25, will be arranged by Mesdames H. O. Redman, II. R. VanderLeest and w. Franks.
 Announcement was made that the Thursday sewing group would meet this week at 1:30 o'clock with Mrs. George Sundborg, at her resi- dence in the F'osbee Apartments. On Monday, a meeting of the study group will be held at the Dixon Street home of Mrs. A. M Geyer.
 Before closing last nights meet- ing, members enjoyed hearing Mrs. H. e. Redman tell of her recent visit to Salt Lake City and to California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

continued most of Alaska this southeawarl Southeast falling stations Yakuat to Cook Inlet the Panama Valley. Mostly clear Alaska partly Aelan Islands Rain had the "A hours at most stations along the coast 
 the kuskokwm Valley and the Tan  was o inches change
 temperature in Alaska slightly cold recorded Alaska this with moderately low ceilings and to good vbiies reporte this Juneau Ketchkan anways
 weathr indicated located at A degrees loy center Of 1000 mbas north and 26 degrees mbars (968 nches) located grees high 103O 3 1034 miibas t3053 and third high caed Southeast of Southeast
 Juneau 13--Sunrise ': g am- sunset 6.55
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
IN I HE
 5E N \ I E

INTRODUCED-S M. 9, by Cof- fey, asking Congress to pass legis- Ilation extending social security to Territorial and municipal employees. INTRODUCED-S.B 63, by Roden, to authrize a short cut in the ad- ministration of estates of Indians where boats are involved. .sr
 INTRODUCED-S.B. GA, by Golf fey, to restrict commercial fishing licenses to citizens, removing eli gibilty of persons who have declared their intention to becoming citizens.
 INTRODUCED-S.B. 65, by Walk CT. for gross sales tax dntroduced by title only).
 INTRODUCED-S.B. 66, by Walk CT, for a retail sales tax( introduced by title only).
 INTRODUCED s. B. ST, by Brownell, to reimburse the Seward General Hospital S697.50 for hospi- talization of indigents. 9a INTRODUCED-S.B. 68, by Nor dale by request. to require employed women to pay the Territorial school tax, raising the age to which the tax is payable from 50 to 60 years and increasing the tax from $5 to $7.5O per year. ..'--
 INTRODUCED-S. 69, by Sul- livan, respecting giving notice of petitions for letters of administra- tion.
 INTRODUCED-S.B. 70. by Walk er to appropriate $3,500 to survey an airport near Wrangell. .y e
 INTRODUCED-S.B. Fl, by Sul- livan, providing for the filing of liens. ff t
 INTRODUCED-S -S.B. 72, by Rod en, to increase the maximum old age assistance allowance from $45 to $60 per month. m
 INTRODUCED-S.B 73 by Rod- en, to appropriate $15,000 to assist Petersburg in constructing hos pital. Ha
 INTRODUCED-S.B. "A, by Rod en by request, to appropriate $50 to reimburse G. E. Dickson of Ketchi- kan for rent of an indigent family.
 INTRODUCED. = S. B. 75, by Brownell, to extend unemployment compensation to those working in each of 16 different weeks and to employees of employers with four or more employees.
 INTRODUCED-S. 76, by Coch- ran, to alter the method of payment of excise taxes on liquor.
 INTRODUCED - S. B. 77, by Brownell, to appropriate $16,000 for the employment of an additional Territorial veterinarian. PASSED - SB. 28, by Coffey authorizing the Treasurer to pay certain irregular bounty claims
 PASSED-H.B. 3, by Rogge, pro- viding for payment for bank exam nations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
SIxTAxBILLS INTRODUCED,
 LEGISLATURE
General Property, income, Cigarette, Sales and
 Other Leyjes

Six tax bills, running the gamut from a general property tax to a gross sales tax. were among more than 30 measures introduced in the Territorial Legislature today, the last day for introduction of bills.
 A measure almost identical with the income tax bill killed last Sat urday in the Senate was introduced in the House by the Ways and Means Committee. It taxes personal net income from two to five per cent and corporation net income a flat four per cent.
 The general property tax, also in- troduced in the House by the Ways and Means Committee, provides for a one per cent tax on the actual value of real and personal property
 Cigarette Tax
 Ways and Means also introduced an excise tax on cigarettes which would amount to three cents per package of 20. w
 In the Senate, Senator Norman R. Walker introduced two tax bills by title. One is for a gross sales tax and the other for retail sales tax. ss4E Sd H,ae
 One other revenue measure intro duced today was bill by Rep. Har- vey J. Smith to raise the tax on floating fish traps from S200 to $500. The Senate passed two measures of minor importance and adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow morning.
 House Meets Tonight
 The House, keeping the gates open for introduction of more bills ahead of the 18th day deadline. reces- sed late this afternoon until o'clock tonight. t +as
 The bill for construction of five Territorial buildings to be used as armories appeared briefly on the House floor today but was continued in second, reading because, as Rep Harvey Smith announced, i've haven't found the necessary revenue yet"
 Also reappearing briefly was the bill to legalize the Health Depart ment. When Reps. Almer J. Peter son and Howard Lyng both submit ted substitute bills today and when Allen Shattuck produced a dozen amendments, the whole matter was re-referred to the Education Com mittee.
 A Committee of the Whole hear ing on the general appropriation bill has been set for o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the House
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
LABOR DEPT.
 BILL PASSES
 HOUSE, t2.4
ff t=H SHG &s} Representatives Amend 10 Cover Mining-Many
 Differences

Both houses of the 18th Territorial Legislature have now passed bill creating a Territorial Department of Labor, but the version passed by the House late yesterday afternoon was amended so drastically that a further. fight is expected on con- currence. 4>a
 The. House passed the labor bill by vote of 12 to A. with only Reps. Leo Rogge and Frank Whaley oppos- ing.
 Importantly, the House amended the bill by to vote so that it will apply to mining, which was excepted in the Senate bill
 The House also voted II to 5 to provide that the first Commissioner of Labor will be appointed by the Governor instead of chosen by the Legislature.
 The appropriation in the bill was restored to $30.OO0 The Senate had cut it to $20O00. ~
 The Senate will, act tomorrow to consider concurrence in House amendments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
JOHN poHlAM BACK
 FROM INTERIOR TRIP

John pohland, Office of Indian Affairs auditor. returned to Juneau yesterday, via PAA after spending several weeks at interior stations where he audited books for the In- dian Affairs.
 Pohland was as. far north as Shismaret and spent some time in Nome where he stated it was 10 degrees below zero when he left the Boring Sea city Monday. ss After short period in the Juneau office. Pohland will leave for his home in California after an absence of over four months. -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
COMMISSIONER E RETURNS FROM
 GAMBlER BAY
2 LAA- !

Oscar Larsen, 70-year-old Gam bier Bay fox farmer, died, not of starvation as formerly believed, it was revealed today by U. s. Com missioner Felix Gray, but because of. a: stomach ailment that would not permit the assimilation of food.
 The aged man was we'll supplied with food, Gray said, and had re- fused to come into town for medical treatment. The U.. s. Commissioner returned from Gambler Bay on the motorship Dart last night after a trip there to arrange for the burial of Larsen and to take care of his estate. @
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
SPAIN, GERMANY CL05ELY BOUND,
 DECLARES 5UNER

MADRID, March 12. - Foreign Minister Suner said today no one should doubt the unshakable firm ness of Spain's friendship for Ger many.
 Suner spoke at the opening of the Spanish German Press Exposition and he further declared the two countries were struggling for single cause, a new Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12

candidates from the Territory.
 In the matter of qualifications, the local board has the power of determining qualifications, and the ruling simply insures the Alaskan candidates of an opportunity to present their qualifications.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
MARGARET HARRAIS
 RETURNS TO SEWARD

Margaret Harrais, U. s. Com missioner at Valdez, and member of the Territorial Board of Educa- ton, returned to the Westward on the steamer Yukon. She has been attending a meeting of the Terri- torial School Board here for the past three weeks. .t s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
GEYER TO s1TkA

Bob Geyer, son of Mir and Mrs. A. M. Geyer of Juneau, returned to his work on the air base at Sitka, on the steamer North Sea. He spent the past few days visiting here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
THE WEATHER
(By U. s. Weather Bureau) IT. s. DEPARTMENT COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU

vicnt beginning at 430 Mar H. with possibly or Thursday; lit temperature 32 highest temperature Thurs day. gentle variable winds
 Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs but with possibly showers Thudav little change temperlre; southerly in Lynn Canal
 of of the Gulf of Alashs Entrance Spencer Spencer to Cape Tnehnbrook Mod winds local rain Cape Hncf Bay southwestely northwestery erly winds; showers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12

A Minneapolis pawnbroker has a customer who calls on him con- stantly seeking to borrow money on his cemetery lot. aGn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
NEW YEAR'S CARD
 DftIvfRED TODAY

N D '
 A post card two and half months old arrived in Juneau today bringing New Years greetings from Ankara, Turkey. yfssE
 The card, addressed to MT. and Mrs. c. V. Kay of the Gastineau Ho- tel, is from Niels J. Hornum, oil well driller who was in Alaska for sev- eral months on drilling projects and who was guest at the Gastin- eau Hotel. .,, As
 Hornum mailed his card on Jan. uary from Ankara where he is em- ployed by an oil drilling company.
 The planets Neptune and Pluto
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12

The General Magazine and His torical Journal, issued by Benja- min Franklin, first appeared POO years ago. @.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
BANFIELD TO SITKA

Norman Banfield, Juneau attor- ney, sailed on a business trip to Sit ka yesterday evening on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12
GOoDY SALE

At Hollmann's Pharmacy by Pio- neers' Aux. No. 6, Saturday, March Is. starting at 10. am. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12

Most of the Argentine pampas is entirely devoid of trees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12

Subscribe for The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12

Empire Classifieds PayI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-12

The planets Neptune and Pluto are invisible to the naked eye.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

~ E ST. NV, NAVAL VILLAGE
500 mo. Available April / Ianitor
Evening star., 1941-03-23

EMPLOYED COUPLE OR MIDDLE-AGED
gentleman-Lge. frt. room. new home;
shady lawns; sp. privl to right parties in
| regards to light cooking; quiet surround
| lnRS; Bethesda. Nd WI nQR2
Evening star., 1941-03-23
THE FRANKLIN.
1911 r 7 AVE NE

I0II Il. 7. AVE. NE.
Front apt. of 3 rooms kitchenette-
dlnette; bath with bullt-in tub and shower;
screened porch; large attractive rooms with
cross ventilation; large modern bldg with
elevator; incinerator; G. E. refg. Con-
venlent to stores and transp. Rental $50.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
APARTs. EURk. OR UkEURk.

1245 OWEN PL.. NE LARGE ROOMS
aaa a,. bath for housekeeping; reasonable;
WILL RENT NICELY FURNISHED APT.
IN ne. apt. house; liv. r., b.r.. k and D,
b.. refined lady; S35 90: l.. h., z, in
Guided. Box 105-V, Star. 24'
47l9 CONDUIT RID. NW.-PRIVATE EN-
trance: 1st floor, 3 rms, scr. porch, $40:
IND f., rms, just redec., S35; adults.
ATTRACTIVE APTs., HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood: some furnished. Car available
on appt MRS GREEN. Shepherd 5l2S.
PETWoRTH - PRIVATE HOME, LIVING
room, bedroom, kitchen, Semi-priyate bath.
shower; utilities; garage. Taylor 5233 i.
PETWORTH-MASTER BEDROOM. PRI-
Vate home, shower grill priv; garage;
express bus. TAYLOR 5233.
IDEAL HOME FOR SCHOOL, CHILDREN
Takoma Park. 405 Flower ave. SH
s22 vARNUM ST. N.w.-2 ROOMS.
neat gas and elec. Conv. car and bus
SD month.
1926 G 81 .S.w, CENTRAI-GRoUND
moor. rms, hall; water, gas, elec.: bus,
street cars; 81 week. Open. NE. $3.50.
18th and Decatur SITS. NV,
- Private home. 3 or 4. rms. and pvt.
Adults only. Apply
Simon Beloff, Real Estate,
1908 New York Ave. NV. MA. s1s7.
or Call After $50 PM, RA. q226