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The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
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By ANTHONY J. DIMOND Periscope Guest Writer


 In considering the Interior De partment Appropriation Bill the Senate restored substantially all Budget estimates for items concern ing Alaska including S10,0o0 for relief of destitution among the na- tives of Alaska, sl200 for con- munieations service. S9320 for h. dian medical service, 5000 for pre- vention and suppression of fires or the public domain, s10.0o0 for rein deer service, S124.365 for mineral resources in Alaska. s11.000 for protection of seal. sea otter, and ether fisheries of Alaska, S22 00o for the enforcement of the Alaska game law. and s100, ,000 for the in- vestigation of wildlife resources Of the Territory.
 The bill has now gone to confer ence, and the outcome is far from certain. The House conferees are almost sure to insist in most cases upon their own original figures. and so it is likely that the result will be 8 compromise I have par LlGuAdI49 lEEQ L4E EuL4tlCcS LD aE- prove the additional S1O,000 in cluded in the bill in the Senate for relief of destitution among the na- tiyes Of Alaska. to help 'the sick and the blind and the lame" This would bring the total appropriation for the purpose to s50.000, as com pared with 540.000 for the fiscal year which will end June 90, 1943.
 & < &%
 On June 16, I introduced in the House the bill H. R 2977, ID forbid the appointment of any per son but a resident of the Territory of Alaska to the office of judge Of the District Court of Alaska, to the office of United States attorney for Alaska, and Of the office of United States marshal for Alaska" This emssure is in harmony with the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

other public purposes to be speci- fled in the orders of withdrawals. Another provision of the law says,
 That all lands withdrawn under the provisions of this act shall at all times be open 10 exploration. discovery. occupation. and purchase under the mining laws of the Unit
 ed States. so far as the same apply to metalliferous mineral" :" How ever. a former Attorney General of the United States has given an
 opinion to the effect that with drawals may be made foTbidding
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

The distinctive ubodied flavor and the eleun, eleo sparkling purity of Roinier Beer hose nude this beer Hotionoy famous since 1878. Brewed to the orsino formula from choicest grains. seedIess hops. and the worlds purest brewing water. Roinier Beer holds old friends through the years and mokes new ones on every new day. In stubbies, iunibos. or on drought
 for beer at its best-SAY RAINIER!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

any entry on the ground even for metalliferous mining. Probably it will take a decision of the Supreme Court to finally determine whether the withdrawal of the lands from entry under the mining laws is val i'd exercise of executive authority.
The echo., 1943-07-02

= With demands putting w~ug eeS3s@ raroaai
svsy mile saved hsps hw se fsmiss
hy ssvig hsxa H &m exaspe the easv 9
sf pulling SewH wsaasv ssA . e snoccuped rooms
The echo., 1943-07-02
selves accordingly

General President.
The echo., 1943-07-02
NOTICE

Presidents who send in Cashier
Checks viii please forward 10o "a.
change Qp same. Please put this Gu
your Memo book and govern your
selves accordingly.
General President.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Basic Training May
be Given TO Nurses

Ann Arbor, Jan. l3-If negotia-
lions now under way between the
University and the surgeon gen.
erals Office of the L. S. Public
Health Service. prove successful,
g student nurses from various
hospitals in the state may come
to the University for basic science
training. Final arrangements have
not been. made regarding the fnan
cial program although It is expected
that a major portion of the funds
will come from the surgeon gen
erals Office.
II the program goes through. Dr.
Marvin L. Niehuss, coordinator for
emergency training states, that the
- nurses will be enrolled in the
Division for Emergency Training
for the spring term starting Feb.
s. and receive basic science train
ing in the medical school. II is
probable that the student nurses
will be housed N one OF the WON
ems dormitories.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Labor Council TO be
Given Treasury Award

Ann Arbor, Jan. 13-The Ann Ar.
Dor Trades and Labor Council is to
receive the much-sought-for Treas.
sury citation for outstanding
merit in the war savings program
in ceremonies scheduled for Thurs
day night in Labor Hall.
Reardon Peirsol, deputy admins
traitor of the state war savings com.
mittee. made the announcement
and stated that the councils var.
ious locals had invested the sum OF
S22 900 paid as union dues.
The Treasury citation will be
presented to Reuben Rose. presi.
dent OF the council The mayor
and other city officials. and othe.
leading citizens have been invited
top Anticipate in the ceremonies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Chamber of Commerce
Elects New Officers

Ann Arbor, Jan. 13-The Newly.
elected president of the Ann Ar
Dor Chamber of Commerce is Jo-
seph W. Mundus, local insurance
man. Mr. Mundus succeeds George
W. Kyer, laundry operator. who
was named national councillor. ".
J. Prakken, manager OF the Ann
Arbor office of the Michigan Bell
Telephone Co. was elected vice
president; and Gilbert W Fletcher.
druggist, treasurer. Lewis G.
Christman was reappointed exscu.
tive secretary.
Directors elected by the member.
ship are: August F. Hutzel. plumb
er: Fred Hull, manager Of Kresge's
l0-cent store on 5. Main St. Paul
Schlanderer, iewler; and Frederick
Schmid. Of the Ann Arbor Savings
d Loan Association.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Vile PreserVers,

Moist air feels warmer than dry am
Therefore II you obtain a reliable humid
lty indicator for your home and maintain
relative humidity Of 80 TO 10 degrees, as
shown by Il. you can reduce the house
temperature several degrees and feel luS
as comfortably warm Proper humidity
will also contribute better health for the
81 ry,tlu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Rites TO be Friday
For Rev. {. M. Duff

Ann Arbor. Jan. 15-Funeral ser
vices for Rev. Edward MacComh
Duff who died al the home of a
daughter Mrs. c. b. Brown, Dallas.
Tex, Monday night, will be at (
o'clock Friday afternoon in St
Andrews Episcopal Church. Of
which he was former assistant rec
tor. Dr. Henry Lewis will officiate
Rev, Mr. Duff was "A years old
born in Geneva. y. Y, and received
his formal schooling at Hobart Col
lege, in that city, Harvard Uniyersi-
ty. and the Episcopal Theological
School of Cambridge, Mass, from
which he was graduated in 1891.
He was married to Daisy Konkle
who preceded him in death. Four
children survive.
Besides his service at St. An
drew's here, he was rector OF the
Crosse lie church from 1917 until
1927.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Fred E. Gutekunst, 40,
Taken, Rites Thursday

Ann Arbor, Jan. l3-The funeral
of Fred +. Gutekunst, 40, who died
Tuesday, al his home in Pontiac,
will be at > o'clock, Thursday al
ternoon, at the Muehlig Funeral
Chapel, Rev. Edward Z. Drews,
Dexter. officiating. Burial will be
in Fairview Cemetery. Friends
may call at the chapel.
Mr.. Gutekunst was born in Dex-
ter Township, March 4. 1902, and
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlob
L. Gutekunst. now residents OF
Scio Township He had made his
home in Pontiac for the past Il
years.
The survivors, are his parents, a
brother, Herman, Montana; three
sisters. Mrs. Harry Booth. Mrs.
Egler. both OF Scio Townsip. ami
Mrs. Minnie Smith. Arizona.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
HIT BY TRAIN, LIVES

Saginaw. Jan. Monday night
Tresa Defosia, II years old. Sagi-
nav, came close to death. As she
crossed the Pere Marquette tracks
at Sixth in Saginaw. she saw ?
train coming, waited for it TO pass
but believing the train to be on
another track, she. stood too close
10 the one on which 1t was ap-
preaching. The train hit her.
brushed her aside, and she escaped
with only a slight head bruise.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Ann Arbor NeuS
Ann Arbor Service For
Mrs Lucille K. ellis

Ann Arbor Jan. Blast rites for
Mrs. Lucille Kelly ellis, forme:
Ann Arbor resident VINO died sun.
day in Richmond, Va, will be
Thursday afternoon at o'clock al;
the Hildinger Funeral Home. The
services will be private, and will
be conducted by Dr. Charles W.
Brashares. lnterment will be IN
Forest Hin Cemetery.
Mrs. ellis was born in Ann Ar
Dor ~ years ago and left here
when she was %. Survivors are
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
r, Kelly. 2l3 y. Division St, her
husband, Capt, Lawrence R. ellis,
who is. stationed at Sacramento.
Calf: and a four-year-oid daugh-
ter. Virginia Kay
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
FARMERS TO GET AWARDS

East Lansing, Jan. 13- From
every part Of Michigan several
hundred farmers will be given pro
ductiou awards, similar to the
Army-Nayy e, for playing lead
ing roles in raising the states rec
ord 1892 food and feed crop for
victory at the twenty-eighth an.
nual Farmers Week. II was an.
nOunCed tuesday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
NAME OFFICERS

Ann Arbor, Jan. l3-Young Re
publicans elected Charles Menefee
as president OF their clu0 succeed
ing Clyde Flemming Others elect
ed are John Rae. vice president:
Mark Mayne, secretary. and Edwin
Zahn. treasurer. Mr.. Fleming was
named as a member OF the club I
directorial board. and with him
on the board are Herbert Gates,
Albert Hooper. John Meadows and
J. Wayne Meadows.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
Paint Creek
ENTERTAIN SOLDIER

ENTERTAIN SOLDIER
Paint Greek. Mich, Jan. i3-Rev.
and Mrs. Charles J. Carey had as
their guest, Corporal Asa Williams.
Sheridan. ILL.,, from Wednesday ul.
Ill Sunday afternoon. He spent
part OF his hime in Detroit with his
sister.
Supper Guests
Mrs. Ben VANITY and Mrs. Her
man Goetz. Milan, were supper
guests of Mrs. Emma Wardell and
cousin, Fred VANITY, Thursday af-
ternoOn and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron VANITY and
Mrs. Wantys mother, Mrs. Eleano.
Sanderson, visited Fred VANITY and
cousin, Mrs. Emma Wardell, Fri
day evening.
Erwin Swaninger. Detroit, and
Wesley Knaggs, Willis, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Swaninger Sunday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. william Fike, Ann
Arbor, were guests Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Swan
niger.
Mrs. Eleanor Sanderson was an
after Church dinner guest of her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Null,
Sunday.
Mrs. Dale Parker and son.
Geddes, spent Wednesday with her
mother, Mrs. Eleanor Sanderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wardell and
friend. Mrs. Clever, Detroit. visited
at the home OF Fred VANITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VANITY visit.
ed their father. Fred VANITY, aud
cousin, Mrs. Emma Wardell
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemant Hun are
entertaining their cousin. Mrs.
Frey, Dearborn. for a few days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
FREE ON ROND

Detroit, Mich. Jan. 10 ms -
Luigi Morettik. 80, an alleged mem.
Der Of the Fascist party, was free
under $1,000 bond here after
pleading not guilty to a government
charge that he failed to disclose
his alleged party affiliation when
he tilled out his alien question.
naire.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
FILES SUIT

Lansing, Mich. Jan. i3-ENS- 4
damaee suit for S3j0,04O was hled
against the state highway depart
ment here by Margaret NJ. Powers,
Chicago. who asserted that the de-
partment illegally TOOK 5000 tons
OF stone from her property III
Pressure Isle County.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-13
KIN TO MICHIGAN WOMAN

Howell. Mich, Jan. 10 Appointed
Monday by President Roosevelt 10
the Supreme Court, Wiley b. Rut-
ledge is the husband OF the former
Annabel Person. Howell. Mrs. Rut
ledge is the sister OF former Con
gresham Seymour H. Person, Lam
sing.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND ond VIRGINIA

BETHESDA double rooms with hath in
PIRATE home; family priviieses. Va VI WI I
so6 sGo6 n. 10th ST, Arlington-Lge 1st-
noor room, pvt. entrance, pvt. lavatory.
tSin psniSo beds pi9a Sonv i4c transp to Wash and
ARLINGTON TO share room win
smother, twin beds. in private home; near
ARLiNGroSNMiissS,iteer Master bedroom. double bed
new furnishings, semiprivate bath; on bu.
line; ins re9sonabie Gil 1890;
room, twin beds. pvt. bath. pvt. entrance;
3 doors from bus. ! mi from D. c. Kitch-
een, prirS CHI, 5573
pvl LAkGE, bsiE nicely n ely turp front bsdrm semi
G9It 6 ;> smpl T, girls, CH. 4I5l.
nnm phoSe for room new home
ARL1NGToN.Two bedrooms. '' With pvt
tic.,on p5,n, enc with twin beec: near bus: gen
ARLINGTON. vA.WIarge' vAIea IN spacjous pa room
NrAR Ha 'eaI a1RPoRT nSR home snd 6sat cH 1896
Iaree; In bright room; bus stop at corner
III, so. WASHINGTON ST, Falls Church
miLarG,z double bedroom no housekeep-
Va w.. sesI:ss s4 S Gebe 6 11as rd on
bus lineELarse room. Beautyrest mattress:
eTyate sTsd 6Sford 5Ss employed settled lady de-
ARLINGTON. near Navy and Pentagon
Bidn,sMTo d,s.o, Army or Navy officer , expos.
- closets, OIL neat: new house; cont hot
w2ter: $50 mo. Box 113-L. Star
ALEXANDRIA - Nicely furnished, large
rooms twin beds, private bath, SIS Wk.;
twin beds. semiprivate bath. $40 wk.:
monthly rates; l0c bus at door. is min.
downtowr. Al xandria BIAS or TIE. og4I
ARL;,-Nice room private family: excellent
nelefborhood: convenient tranSp Pentagon
and downtown Box 114-L, Star
WILL SHARE MY HOME
With employed woman: conv. to Pentagon
and Navy. l blk. from :. bus lines. CH.
1859.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
MOVING tAcKIho e. STORAGE
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFINISHED large one or two room apt
emDoTr by yquns woman
small to accom- supper guest Prefer
frH,,;on 1spisoe h!sh esd esI0s E 10 modern CON
tsfsa ao ksasn rsssonsss 2d 5sh q
p; g BOX zdl. p. 1?'
and kltchcnette for mother and two small
children for thirty davs. South Arlington
PouR NAVE f01 offlcERs ssF desire furnished
AMER. tnrG Unly Call before ) pm. Michissn
N,E; OR s.E-untuEnished, 3 bedrooms.
SNAIL M h2' Rs SIIE Gl,P: 1S for
employed women stationed here a year or
more: must BE- clean, private. i heatoC,
reasonable; and Will receive excellent care:
9aTv 10 for desirable place. Box 20i q,
plete!y furnished Best references. VIII
eonsider shoTt-terp lease Up to sl.!5.
NAVAL OFFICER And WIFE wish to Sc
cure 2room. kitchen and bath, furnished
apartment before, jan. i. in Northwest
AUSTRALIAN EXECUTIVE and wife desire
one or tive b5aroom Apartment. we'll fur
nshsd tHiiy EQUIPPED in modern apart
Dupont Circle vicinity preferred no chill
dren or pets highest references. excellent
tenants CO 1913 or AID. @19H 13'
FURNISHED APARTMENT. GEORGETOWN or
nearby areas. ! or , rms, kichenette, bath
DESIRING early occupancy. permanent. con-
genial %r'"nseme"'. Ao' '!5l after ! is. P III,
WANTED BY permanent couple "-hedEoom
furnished apartment, downtown NV. Call
EX AGO. EN-. 49,. before u pm 1U'
SERVICE COUPLE wants small furnished
apt, convenient Pen'aeon. with fun cook
ing fscih'leS. Box Ill. Star. H.
OFFICER and l gentleman want to rent
or Sutlet lurn. or untuTn. g-room apt. i'll
or very near BuCklneham. Va. Call EN-.
lG5 after & IN
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL and wife per-
man-ntly located ussire small apartment.
furnished Or uniurniShed. Must be near
Capitol. Northeast preferred Gail sos,
Commodore Hotel. after 80 pm. IL
ARMY OFFICER and wife want furni> he'd
apt: walking dist. Munitions Bldg pre-
ferTed Oh uSni
Evening star., 1943-12-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

:1:Od CENTRAL AVE. 81. fIrn. rms
lor rent Tor refined girls. Call after I
> sis n sEWaRb NJ, 5"S,Sr s9 Sc g., e,,, .n, p,
aIe)IDe luxe bed. W: double or SIN
i!e, SO NO s,ns!e; men only.
l6|l FORT DAVIS ST. S.E-Sinele room
for woman: Laundry facilities; convenient
70 Sultland. Phone Ii 1866.
NEAR Bur. FNGRAv. AND PRINTING and
Aerlc. Dept-Sutable fGr :. men or women
TOO l0th st. S.w. Me a14O
NLNif ftRN. RM. in apt, available Dec
-, tor :? girls; cooking facilities. Cal
ANACOSTIA VICINITY front rms
waking distance Navy Yard. Bus at door
AT. 1857.
l.?5 33rd PL.-Large front room, $50
for ], S;}o for . per month AT. S73O
1908 EYE ST. Sc, nice rooms. end fl ,
next TO bath; front room. S25 single; dou-
bic $50: back, $40 mo-: hot-water heat;
gentlemen
33ii MINNESOTA AvE.-Exceptionall
large room, suitable for 3 men or 3 girls
Evening star., 1943-12-10
ROOMS WITH BoARo.

1924 EYE ST. N.W.--For young men ar1t
wxomen. 81 week. Close at 7 pm. Elk
DUPONT CLUB. 1925 10Th st. n.w.Isin.
gle rooms also double: well heated with
Pots2f fiSsi!fS6 FkoN! iksooM. good food; ga.
4 REAL HOME offers ft. same to sentle-
ms9 1aab or Or ladies'; adj NV 20 min. to town or
asis 1919 II 18th H0s sr. N.EMaster Ma bedroom. pri.
yate bath. twin beds; new, detached home
GaHF" sRHAH 1SS sSSS'nE s27 NJ Eye ''So ST. nwEnoy
Washington. We offer hotel service Rates
S5O-S55 per mo-. including 2 meals pei
1867 KALoRAMA KD. NV. tMt. Pleasant
Sarp-La5gs Ca r. Ia e room, girls, ssmiprivate
GOOD food CO. 1894. ~ '''' 13.
Pc: ;sss ss 5si
THE TUDOR CLUB, 1775 N st. NV
snse sno souas dGa0is d eps oyasnsb ms.
CLUB 1920. 1920 10th ST. n.w.-singe
double n,,l,l, triple Excellent meals. Also
S' isos wEBsTER SEf STEf'sSf sT NW-Doube and
ripie re ROOMS go saeh; privileges Taylor
aWYoIea @ o Geersla man "so' 10 share nice floor
room Unlimited phone: excellent transp
fo2 SGDsf sf 'sa% slD
i.76 MASS. AVE N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable
iS25 PARK RID. N.W.-Nice double room
good meals. unlimited phone: S32.50 each
WESLEY HALL, the city's largest board
ing house: nice rooms: excellent meals;
rates , $40 to $40 per mo. 1925 "lst st.
YOUNG LADY TO share large double room
with another; twin beds, all home com
forts, unlimited phone; excellent location
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, for or :
girls. or :! couples, > large rooms with
. excellent meals. located in n. W. 20 min
from town. express bus. Ordwsy GIL. l0'
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location. reasonable.
2135 s. VEITCH ST, Arl. Va-Single
room. share home with . girls. , min. by
bus to Pentaeon. Breakfast and dinner
500 per mo. Gil. 320.,, after q pm
2I0S ST. N.W.-LoVely room, suitable .
private bath. Other openings. DU. lig4
EXCELLENT HOME, Govt girls: double
room, meals optional, $50 mo. DU. 1924
HUNGRY FOR HOME-LIKE MEALS?
For dinners We serve a soup or salad
first quality meat three vegetables. home
mad" breads, pies, cakes and puddings
plenty of truitS-all this served quickly
and with good company to help you enjoy
it. l5-mlnute walk takes YOU to the
downtown theaterS, stores and to most
Government buildings. 1917 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1943-12-10
ROOMS FURkISHED-Ncrtbeos,

80 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.-sing!e room in
new nome, Serri-prvatc bath. eycrilent
tra nSportat!on gentleman. DU l"4:;
slN"Lt ROOM. private home: Trinidad
bus !nt TR $500
l"aH JACKSON ST N.E-GentIemar
Jingle room. pV; entrance. semiplt bath
- per no NO 44H4
i'll = ST. NJ or 3 furnished rooms;
81. Il N.E.-SinRle room for employed
n.n ,"GS; gee e Nv: CONVENIENT 10 cars: SIS
ilS X SE N.E.-Lsrge room with twin
De as not water and linens; n ar transpor-
,a.lcn Ai.er ln pm. H.
Mr. CATH. UNIV.-L-e single rm., new
nome. on bus line. > IN family: unlIn
bhone. so mo. Hobart "pO2 lie
aI3 MARYLAND AVE. NE-F1Irn. room
suitable Tor ! or > men or women neYt
20 &c, pa IN. private entrance. $50 for ! =,
NEAR CATHOLIC TNIvERSITY-one dou-
pie PIE room near bath: private home; excel
ient transportation HO. 1913
Nal quiet, SINGLE loom, man or woman:
SIN month no 5496.
:Gio BLADENSRURG RID. NE.-Fur-
MI VI, hto looms AM m twin beds, So per
1000 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Large front
room. twin beds, su!table for = men or
couple: also large. comfortable basement:
70 OBJECTION to one child
noLokl D~tront rm. for rent. 18th St
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

TAKOMA PARK-2nd-h, o-bedroom apt ;
good condltlon; conY. transp., stores; S55:
avail Dec. l5: adults only, no pets. SH.
40 9th ST N.W.- room fat: no OBJ
lection to children Apply in person, 3rd
LARGE. BRIGHT e-BEDRM. APT. excel.
bus service 70 min. city: pvt. entrances,
COLUMBIA PIKE. near Navy Annex and
Pentaeon. on bus route: kitchenette pri-
voae 49, large bedroom. RE. 413l.
1894 EN- EMERSON s,o ST. NE. (nr; 18th and F,
S45.., Apply 1892 Emerson St
NEW apis. now ilable-Living room,
bedroom, dinette, kitchen. bath, porch.
1924 Buena Vista terrace Sc, Apt. b. .
KENILwoRTHt, 1902 Bass ave. NE
rooms, kitchen, semiprivate bath, utils,
linens furn.: Frigidaire, phone; couple
GROOM APT. semipvt. bath, all utils
turni SO 80; no children close to Navy
5-ROOM APT, End floor, 2-family house
e ess heat and utilities iurn: quiet family
ysst Of l4th St. NV. sH. 1856.
d!nette and bath: adults fea Only: o0s' no pets e.
$3.50. utilities turn. 1871 Peabody st.
NV. Sse Apt. 1O1.
WILL EXCHANGE charming e-bedrm.. .
Arlington. EN-. 1870 after ii am.
ROOMS. X, b.: couple. no children: must
occupy Dec: Is; $50 80; NV Call RA.
sndeFGooR s''H ArToi ano '1 room an's and bath
porch Cali Republic $3.50. 1o'o" 10 TO 5 daily, daily
~ LAMONT ST; N.W;;--White; . rms,
eee b. bath w. adsnns sss mel AdHs M %o nny 6psn
APTS OF ROOMS KIT AMI PATu
Evening star., 1943-12-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOUR-ROOM and bath for rent in nearby
Fairfax County Immediately available.
EMERGENCy NEcEssIrArEs renting
beautifully furnished home in Bethesda; ;
7. blocks from shopping center; , bed
rooms. > baths. An unusual opportunity
foi small family OF responsible people
who appreciate fine family pieces, Orien-
young children: sl;5. Phone evenings,
@-BEDRooM DUPLEX. So Arlington. close
~ - navy aS ana Pentason Bioss.; adults only
MopERNIzED FARM HOME. completely
ately available: S35. Give references
HoUSE FGRNIsHED, new. on acres
nigh elevation, handicapped: reception room
lSx24: living room. grand riano. fireplace,
pieGbg Pientg wood god bedrooms dinng room;
one one floor; full-size attic and basement,
sarage; good well water. elec pump, refs
water water heat, summer and winter hookup.
Club on Fl Hunt I'd White house house on on
3 pm, Avail. at once. TE i544. r. K. c c
MODERN RMS, completely turn., ers
occupancy: Sl57.5o. oxford 1900 or
RS% s. hFiek a3 saEt t.. Clay p rooms
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-Attractive brick
home, rms, bath, furn., ami. oil heat,
FURNISHED bedrms baths, garage.
garden: immediate possession: reasonable
FuRN1sHfD@s.room H oosG house. ee4 11tb
s. RooNs n,e and mi oI phpne Sne,. GE ,da ;'3
maids room and bath; hot-water heat.'
acre of land: in Virginia. one square from
MA. 0tS4 after Il WI. s0sr
GREEN MEADOWS. MD. ON EAST-WEsT
highway fnTn y, ~, Il rooms , and bath, nicely
per mo.
ROBERT E. LoHR,
81 Cedar St. Takoma Park, D. c.
Georgia 0257.
ter-hall brick Colonial Of 3 bedrooms @ and and
baths; ,;u, block off Washington blvd;
Kitchen; also side and rear screened
GRUDER CO. CHI. 3131.
HOME VALUES.
4104 54th ST. DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD
rooms "A bedrooms. 3 baths, Gear
garage servants room and bath in base
ment, oil heat: home completely furnished:
501 ELLSWORTH DR.. SILVER sPG.. MD
Detached rooms. kitchen. bath, gas
2546 N. MILITARY RID. ARL, VA.
z baths. library. recreation room, servants
room and bath; completely furn.: $3.50
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol st: Realtors. Ma. 613O.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
ROOMS WANTED

REFINED, QUIET WOMAN. wants Ink.
room or kit. privileges vic. Conn, Van
Ness. Wis. near Bur. Stds. or good trans
portation: reasonable. Address Room
los. 1868 :Sth NV I"s
ARMY OFFICER, single, wants small, neat
apartment room with private bath,
vicinity Scott or Dupont Circles Phone
North 5000. Ext. 7O6, after pm. liz