davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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UPHOLSTERING, Pgr4I1ure Psirlnel refie- fe-
ishing: some work done in home. weaver.
AID lQ4T AID. S4Ol.
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DUPONT CIRCLE 1901 18th st. NV. Eng
lIsh House-Cool attractive 2nd-f1oor
front adj. bath. for .. $40 ca Single 3rd-
floor rm. with sleeping porch. $3.50. Also
y share rooms, ! for girl and ! for gentle
man, $40 ca. Excellent meals Coaching in
violin piano and voice Laneuages Shade
awnings Walking distance
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
906 GALLATIN ST. NV.
VIVIAN HOTEL,

A larRe, beautiful room, newly furnished,
two 3a-siZe heds: suitable for men or
business couple; near bus and car lines
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LOOK, WASHINGTON NEWCOMERS -
Lovely, quiet residential single. Trans.
direct to all Govt. depts. S4 wk. 1928
20
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11O7 18th ST, NV.
LYON VILLAGE APIS

? rooms kitchen, pantry and bath: re-
frieeration on house current; unusuallv
large rooms. SIS. REINER, l1th ant
n u
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1890 COL RD-Nicely furnished III
rooms; front; near bath; everything furn
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zoos MASS AVE NV.

}1II lSfh ST n E.-LaT'e fr0nI "0N y.
next to bath; available June Is: reason
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GRAFTON HOTEL

1139 Conn. ave. NV; large, comfort
able rooms with Simmons inner spring
mattresses. Singles with running water,
1915 wk up; double 5000 Wk. up.
With private bath, singles, $3.50 wk. up;
double. w I'M
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bath. twin beds, beautifully furnished.
newly decorated; windows north, east.
ElSo small room. &l1 Dupont 31S3.
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1903 r. l. AVE N.W-Large room. single
or double; running water, next to showers;
81 80 day: hotel service: family rates.
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I4t- BEINAlN ! 81 ". w f- IN(C4'ANDt
XII bath. incl porch gas, cleo, refs. INCL
oil heat nr Meridian Park: rcas
Iis'., rms'- Kit, and bath; TetF; $4,000. Ma
BASEMENT, ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath; heat. nights. hot water included us
1878 SPRING PL- NV. C3615 l6thl--.2
rooms, kitchen, bath. large lawn Soo'
si3 ALLISON ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. refrigerator; utilities
included: adults: $40
WFSTCHESTER APT. 1873" 18th ST NV
a rooms. reception hall, ktch.eTnetts ana
HFNFx aGS Sc scHzFYER4 b. AER E79 Ma 1873
617 F ST Nw-2-RoOM AND 1-ROoM
apartments; heat, gas and light included.
Appv in store "
- NEW YORK AVE NE LARGE
So9ms Ss@ ana m0nth fi''n NE 44?aI -u-
4 ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND BATH
1924 K 81 nv.
1860 COLUMBIA, RD. NV BEDRMs
only: reference. %
I70I MONROE ST NE ROOMS.
Seml-prlvate bath, all utilities; rent. 80
mo DE 45l5 Newly redecorated
! BEDROOM LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN.
water and heat included LYON, INC.
Chestnut 7o1o until II D m. -
1915 NJ ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath. iinclossed porch. $3.50. Open daily,
1915 D ST. NE APT LIVING RIM.
bedrm. large dinette Kitchen, bath; show
& ssTsered porch An gas hefF FR 5395 S39 mo,
ql6 K ST Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD.
4 rms. kit, bath, with. porch: heat.
ERODE Z coLBERT. NC. Ma 8sz5
.11@5 MD. AVE. NE-MoDERN. WELL
ep1 apt oa5d s6d 3 Pc Ofsffler fefrisera IN
house current. NASH. owner, 1915 Bryant
NEwI5LIyING ROOM. BEDROOM ,5J; RI;
$ s.; sc. For inspection, apply Apt !,
Sunday.
301 D ST. s.E-3-RM- FLAT TO LET
utilities free; fnrsese5; near transp,' reasonable
e6I4 UNIVERSITY PL. NV. Mr. 18Th
and Euclid: rms. kitchen, bath, porch
3 LARGE, ROOMS; wELL-EoUIPPED
fRfH 3& BAN 4Ss 5ois Park K rd i'P0R' and
FTvE-RooM AND BATH APT. IN IVES
Near e2 Mass ass ave- ave- 6Si b; y Box &c sta2
@223-3I l5sh ST NV ,,..,
ties E Rai sas s aP oPp 9l5 PE vicToR cAHt
1895 37th ST. N.W-S59 so
Of Wis ave- bedrmS.. Inv I'M. din.
rm. kit. bath. porch: refs. WA a266
| s47.5O-2-ROOM, KIT, DIN. AND BATH
1910 Perry st. n.e-Brieht cor
ner apt. overlooking lawn and
trees: refrigeration supplied. Also
"-bedroom apt, S55 90 MRS
MILLER, Res Mer DU. 2452.
| APT. /, o42I PA. AVE R, K b S35.
WALKING DIST. GOVT. BLDGS
AFFIECK. 2423 PA. AVE RE. $3.50
400 EvARTS ST NE.
Apt. 303-1 rm., kit, din. bath Murphy
S45
Ant. 3n4-2 rms, din, KIT. bat 3
large closets. utilities incl IN rent. S53 80.
2@6 ST. NE
rms kit. bath. porch; rent, $40
25O1 14th ST. NV.
rms. din, kit. bath rear porch,
elec. refg. on house current, elevator.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
1lO7 Eve ST NV MA SASS
CONN. AVE, 1921.
3 R, K. B, Shower, Elev., $3.50.
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MUST SECURE SMALL APT. Al ONCE.
re son 2 BILE short driving distance Gov
ernment buildings Write full particulars
for immediate acceptance. 323 Meadow
avenue Charleroi. Pa lOs
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE: close in shower.
phone; newly dec. and furn.; single, S4-S5;
double X6-SS 14o4 Belmont st NV
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ness: father and son RA s773. 10'
PAPER HANGING this week only. $3.50
per room: 1871 washable. sunfast papers:
work guaranteed Michigan 5315.
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CHAIR CANEING,

pAPEPTNG My price will save
L AT ETel1No. money. North 4011.
PAPER HANGING and painting - yrs
eXper: work done by myself estimates
oheerfully given Mr.. Murray. RA. 2521.
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1923 G st n.w.-125 modernistically fur
nished rooms. inner-spring mattresses. run
ming water in every room, bath and
showers Elevator and switchboard service
Singles. $500 weekly up. Doubles. $3.50
weekly up Daily rate 81 80 up
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pFIICATESSEN. cheap rent; ne. corner;
fixtures on monthly payment Apply 1894
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. ON VILLAGE APIO.,
1900 Lee highvay-Another new build
ing. Applications being received for i'm
mediate occupancy. / bedroom. $50 to S65;
> bedrms. S75 to 81. so Gas. cleo.
water and heat included few now
ready LYON INC CHI 1O10
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17O7 MASS. AVE NV.

furnished. comfortably cool. all rooms with
semi-pVt bath walking distance Govt
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APARTs, FURh. OR UkFURh
APARTMENTS WANTED.

HEvY CHASE FFFIC. APT. IN MODrRN
rick home. shower. high cool eley S42'
nth bedroom. $50 ! fare WI al13
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BRICK, LUMBER: wreckng 5"27 to 5235
Georgia ave. NV. > so. blocks, IS M
| heating plants. oil burners, gas heaters,
| plumbing, sinks. cabinets, doors. sash.
| pipe; hundreds of hareains: statesmen on
| lob daily and Sun, to g. Arrow Wreck
! ing Co FR 9S02
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1862 BELMONT ST. NV ROOMS,
xii. bath. incl porch, gas cleo, refs. INCL
oil heat nr Meridian Park. reas
NEAR NAVY YARD 23I 18th ST SE.@2
rms. kit. and bath: refE-; $4,000, Ma
fIonal 2f05 IL
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GROCERY STORE. D. G S. membership:
beer license; we'll established: must sell at
once to close estate. Apply Norma Hardy
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1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
lsree rooms, reception hall kitchen,
bath, butler S pantry, lovely porch. Adams
OSRn
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ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
hi anrt n q = InlIc

921 G st N W. Entire Building
District 3737 Open Ewes. Till q PM.
WASHING MACHINES-Bendix 1910 fully
automatic, regular 81 50 so; now. Sl19 q5
installed Westinghouse 1910, S119a5
Spinner, 40ca off Ward Radio & Appli-
ances. $685. Ga ave. Sill Spr SH 229a
WATER HEATER, Ruud, new, won as
prize priced reasonable. Can be seen
1912 EVartS st ne.
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1S33 MINTWOOD PL N.W-Large front
room. twin beds: also front room. double
bed suitable l or > ME. 5027.
1743 COLUMBIA RD. Apt 6-Two desir-
able sleeping rooms one double; one small
apartment; refined adults only; no dogs
CO 1S04-W
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| BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock of
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices All our lumber is recon-
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THE WINTON,

TIL w nv I Wv
1909 Harvard St NV
$40 S0 ? rooms. kitchen, bath, dinetts
and rear porch See ianitor.
c, A. SNOW CO. 71O sth St NV.
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1433 COLUMBIA RD. NV APT. 2I-
Young man to share art. with 2 others.
Adams 0011.
SHOREHAM HOTEL-LVG. RM. -BEDRM..
dressing rm., clothes clos. full kitchen.
.1une possibly longer. AID. 1920. H.
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l-ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH; SUITABLE
one or two. Walking distance downtown;
reasonable MI 1565. %
SUBLET TILL SEPT-COMPL FURN /
room and bath apt, $40 mo-. including
eleC. Apt. 403, 1901 18th st, NV, after
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

18th and Eye sts n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for ] person. from Sl6 pei
wee k by the month for =, from 50 per week
each. Call Mr.. Willis, mgr. for inspection
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture:
contents of apts. or homes. WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia Ia l 8.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harry's 1888 7th st. NV.
DI f16g Open eve Will call
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A MARVELLOUS opportunity to acquire
centrally located grocery store in Claren-
don, doing a nice business: at the right
price owner retiring Reply at the Old
Dominion Realty Co., 1905 N. Washington
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BUILDING MATERIAL - Our Southwest
| yard has been closed and combined with
| our Northeast yard. increasing both our
| service and your selection. Largest stock
| In Wa ShiDptnp
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DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave.-Lrg.
basement, private shower. suit. 4. SIS
month each also single. Ss. ME. 72n4.
2lnS 18th ST NW.-Vacancies in single
and double rooms: switchboard: excellent
food: conv. transp. MI lO4H
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Rock Creek Park secton-Lge. frt. parlor,
suitable , gentlemen: twin beds; new furn ;
unlim tele serv.: shower and tub bath;
bus at cor; 2Ia blks Mt. Pleasant car;
single. $50: double. S35. Phone Adams
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PIAEOS-See our selection of reconditioned
grandS before you buy: such makes as
Knabe Steinway, WurlitZer. Weber,
Fischer, Estey and Baldwin at prices from
$3.50 to 5000; very easy terms; new guar
antee Republic 6212 kits, 1880 G. ST.
middle of the block
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FURNITURE sth Century; living
bedroom. dInette: month old reasonable
apt also available FIR ooql
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THE ABBEY

Double With Private Bath. Also Single.
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1924 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NW-Com-
pletely furn. rms: reasonable rent. DI.
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KING SMITH STUDIOS,
GORDON HOTEL.

1851 New Hampshire ave. .w.-Attractive
students rooms and suites, for summer
months. Ladies only. Meals in outdoor
dining room If desired.
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ROOM
with board in private home for two
girls; price reasonable; maid service. Phone
Dupont 1900. Apt 4OS 10"
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KALORAMA HOTEL,

2305 18th nw-Running water. inne
spring matt: 81 wk. Transients, 81 nigh
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DOGS PETS. ETC.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BIOS 18th ST. NE-Front room: all con-
venIenceS; bus line; private home; 81
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PIANO, Kimball; consolette; full Keyboard;
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S04 23rd NV, Apt. 4-Newly furn front
rr.; pvt. family.
MT. PLEASANT. 1908 Monroe st. NV
For employed; double and single; twin beds;
Ilp linojtpd h
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1920 CAMBRIDGE PL NW-3rd-floor
front double room, with twin beds, 3 large
windows: men only DU 2555
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| 1920 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive rooms
| for young ladies; ideal downtown location;
/ eNcp1ltDt |
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1928 goth ST. N.W.-Cool room for girl,
next to bath; unlimited phone. MI. 7146.
CLOSE IN CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
207O Belmont rd., Apt. 63-Beautiful
room. twin beds. 24-hr. elevator, unlim.
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WOMEN'S s accessory and sportswear shop,
lower Conn ave; 100000 annual busi-
ness; well stocked: cheap rental; 5-yr,
lease: S5 600 cash. notes for balance. Box
42o-D Star.
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ACE WRECKING CO.
ah F ST SW Republic 5000.

BUILDING MATERIALS - Wrecking 20
bullolneS at Tth ST and Independence ave
SW. All sorts of building materials at
6argaln prices Over l.000.O00 brick. over
o50,O0O # lumber: sash. windows etc:
2x4 to 3xI2 IN YOUR lengths
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CONN. AVE, 1921.
3 r, K. B, Shower, Elev., So so.
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Foundation to Roof at Rock Bottom
Prices has been our slogan for 80 wears
HECHINGFR co 3-BIG STORFS-3
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S95, has full SS-note Keyboard terms.
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1O15
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1915 SPRING PL- NV. C3615 l6thl-.2
rooms. kitchen. bath large lawn; S55.
Ericldaire lnclnded admits. lease
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" ROOMS KITCHEN AND
baIh. heat. lights. hot water included. us
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Cool, comfortable rooms for ladies' or
gentlemen. 1906 o St NV. NO. 4749.
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1894 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Beaut. single.
dble., triple front rms, newly furn. and
dec. twin beds. Y blk car or bus
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Combination living room, dinette, bed
room kitchen and bath
FROM S56.75-ALL UTILITIES.
Open Daily and SUNDAY Till o PM
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Ais WISCONSIN AVE.
.233 S ST. NE.

room, kitchen. private bath. FriEida re
and new furniture convenient In sfc,es
and tranSportation, 50 30 month,Y. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO. gl5 New York are.
NV MA 1il6. o.
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| CLEVELAND PARK-Gentleman' room;
| available June 16; detached home 2 adults:
gladly give details WO lfR2
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Ais WISCONSIN AVE.

One room. dinette, kitchen. pastel bath.
2 extra large closets: very modern, includ-
ing Frigidare, etc; pleasant environ
ment: $3.50. Devonshire Courts. Woodley
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ATTRACT. HOME-3 RMS K B. UTn.
furn "a adults; mr. Meridian PIX, tranSp.,
downtown l474 Chaplin NV, No ll@9.
1916 d ST NE RMS KIT. SEMI
bath; nicely furn.; gas, cleo, refg. in
cludod adults
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-UUU 81. N.W' HpI. tjN--- IdIgt uUUD1e
rooms; girls only. Call RE. 4132.
141O M ST. Irouuois. Apt. 6O1-Newly
furnished sgle or dble. room, front ex-
posure: refined couple or ladies'
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220a QUE ST. N.W.-Large double, cool
studio rm., ideal location; rates from
81 hn willy Q-N-
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625 MELLON ST SF

rooms, kitchen. bath and Frisidaire;
heat and hot water furnished: near Boil
Ing Field and Navy Yard; convenient TO
stores and transportation; S39 so monthly.
FEDERAL FINANCE CO, 915 New York
ave u " MA 141G Qs
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FURNITURE tnavaI offcer-3-bedroom
outfit: maple mahogany. double bunk
bed. includes mattresses springs, dressers.
chairs. > kneehole beds: S-cu 1T Coldspot.
train, piano and miscellaneous articles.
u5-u
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PIANOS If you're looking for an upright
at rock-bottom price, visit our store. we
good make, priced from $40. Sis, $50 up.
Buy one now and trade 1t on better one
later. Also bargains in Spnets and Rrands
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1918
9TH ST
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470e 18th ST. Nw-Cheerful front rm,
nr. shower: conv. trans; gentleman only;
I2aaa kIalx L.
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500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-Want
young lady share room with another: twin
beds. private bath available June Is;
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HARDWARE STORE for sale; reasonable;
doing good business; good location: must
be sold on account of other business. CHI.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-03
MERRY-GO-ROUND

That set of dishes Mrs. Roosevelt purchased at the recent Nationa Art Week exhibition was made by Gary Owls. an Indian boy from the Cherokee reservation in North Car olina. He learned to make the dish eS under MA. instruction. The isolationist America First Con- mittee is doing a much more effec- tive job of organis sng units in col- legeS than it's rival Committee fol the Defense of America by Aidiag ne Allies. America First has sev- eral hundred college branches while he opposition has only 12. When Ernest Luik, foreman of steel work ITS who are repairing the Capitol oof, heard that Representative AL )ert Engel. Michigan -laborite lad assailed him for making $267 in ne week, Luik told friends, Gee, nope that doesn't appear in the New Eork papers. My wife will think I'm millionaire. According to the congressional anti-monopoly com nittee, there are 5,800,000 uninhab- table homes now being occupied by anants in the U. s.
 Copyright. 1940, by United Fea- ure Syndicate, IncD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-03
Not Sufficiently Grave"
Cleveland Plain Dealer)

(CleVeland Plain Dealer)
 At conference last week of the Industrial Con- struction Division of the United States Chamber of Commerce the business s-usual philosophy was ad- vanced as it has been at so many similar meetings of industrial executives
 Said John w OLeary, Chairman of the Cham bers Executive Committee We need private con- struction work a sound foundation for the de- fense program: we need it also as something sub santial which to build our future prosperity when defense construction is finished or greatly reduced"
 Ernest T. Twigg, Chairman of the conference declared the problem was to continue peace-time building and, at the same time, make effective a supermposed defense construction program. The problem, as he put it and many ndustralists have put it, lis of addition and not subtraction
 The purpose of the quotes above is to illustrate what unfortunately is the trend of thinking and dis cusson in all too many business conferences They begin by paying lip service to national defense and pedging cooperation to the defense program through, and too frequently end with series of resolutions designed to prove that for very good req sons the business In question should proceed as usual
 The American public is not yet convinced that the national emergency is grave enough to demand any serious disruption of regular business or social routine
 Unity and sacrifice have their place of course but they are either abstract concepts, or for other other groups and other industries to practice.
 It seems to us that the philosophy of emer- gency not sufficiently grave to the defense proposal in question whether it be the curtailnent of industrial construction, priorities ratoning price control has been extended until today it is the most serious threat to the success of our entire defense effort.
 No nation has ever effectively prepared for war by pursuing such philosophy has any nation which prepared itself adequately adhered for long to the idea that the problem of preparedness is one of addition rather than subtraction
 If as many believe, the situation abroad has proceeded to point where 1t will be necessary sooner or later for us to give more help to England in order to preserve the free institutions upon which this nation was built, the for individual and group sacrifice and for abandonment of the whole idea of business usual is already beyond question
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-03

capital letters By going to bed the patient may prevent serious complications and check the spread of the disease to others. The patient should also cover all coughs or sneezes with handkerchief preferably paper tissues which should be disposed of immediately. Visitors should not be encouraged.
 It is believed that there is danger of spread ing the disease from persons in the early stages O. flu than from those i'll enough to be in bed hos who are recovering. In any case. unnecessary con tacts should be avoided Since few if any, can hope to escape contact n is not rational to become panicky to attempt to avoid infection in too elaborate ways Experience is previous epidemics has taught valuable lessons Relatively simple hygienic practices and rules of life the most helpful he persons who try To keep their feet and "stic it out" those who contribute most handsomely to the death rolls In their weakened condition they invite secondary invading germs to gain foothold developing serious complications.
 Tn protecting himself from influenza. in- do for him probably more He should avoid needless contact with others especially people who are coughing, sneezing snffling He should avoid explosure to incement weather, but take advantage Of much open air and sunshine as possible. He should see that his home is well ventilated at al times but he should avoid drafts He should eat a well balanced diet and drink plenty of water He should guard against fatigue by getting plenty of rest and sleep He should wear clothing suitable to the weather
 And still many will down with the disease Don't be afraid of being down with it. That is bet ter, and much safer, than being up and about with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-03
20 YEARS AGO fME {Tf% EMPIRE
JANUARY 3. 1921


 holidays with Parks Chairman Of the Inedepamena Alaska Division of the Land further gardng expected to return to Juneau 
 the Style shop-in this city opened a al furnishing Wenatchee
 received in Juneau of the marriage of Miss Foy assistant mathematics at the University of Washington. ;.ta from the Fourth Division was in bicycle between ends of steel loud in his the trail the Broad Pass
 the Parent Teacher Association meeting school orchestra violin solo by Wilma by Stevens and Moss violin solo by Frances a eighth grade
 w. U S Commissioner H. B. Le- of Aux Bay Jimmie the native a
 Highest 4 lowest, IA; cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-03
HALIFAX AND GANDHI

However, Viscount Halifax will bring a world Of experience to his new job He has been Under -Secre- tary for the Colonies, Minister Of War, Minister of Agriculture. Pre- sident Of the Board of Education, Lcrd Privy Seal. leader of the House lf Lords and President of the Com- cil
 By all odds his toughest job, and
 hat in which he probably achieved nest success, was as Viceroy of h. dia at one. of the periods when h. 1ia was striving so hard for home rule Halifax conducted a long ser es of negotiations with Mahatma Gandhi, in the course of which the Indian leader sometimes would stop at the climax of an important dis cussion and go off to commune with his soul. EfI
 So Visco-fr1t Haifax, wko also hap pens to be one of the most devoutly religious men in England, but who does not ordinarily mix religion with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-03
Washington

Washington.
 Those accustomed to the refresh ing candor of Lord Lothian and the tremendous success he had achieved in winning American popularity greet HalitaX's appointment with no great enthusiasm But to the hoity- toity of Washington society, always bit shocked at the way Lord Loth- ian permitted his dogs to lie in the middle of the livingroom floor, Hali- fax will be great relief.
 Tn fact, Washington society al- ready is looking forward to the new Halifax era. when Senators and lowly CongreSsmen no longer will be the vogue at Embassy dinner tables as they were under Lothian; and when the Ambassador no longer will pick up Rhodes scholars from Wash ington street corners and bring them to dinner without benefit of stiff shirt bosom.
 From now on, Washington can bC sure that all Embassy dinner lists will be guarded by that super-guard- ian of social prestige, Miss Irene Boyle. long the czarina of the Brit sh Embassy So all will be peaceful again