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The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-01-15
LET'S KEEP OUR CHAMBER
 IN THERE PLUGGING

As President Roosevelt has stated on many occasions. one of the tasks of this war is 10 keep basic civilian activities an as near normal keel as possible during the emergency that the nation might be prepared 10 continue it's commercial pursuits in stride when the actual fighting is over. One oI the methods Of do- ing that is to keep alive and active he community groups which direct their efforts to that end in keeping with the war tempo.
 In Wrangell, one of those groups is the commercial club, or formally known as the Chamber of Commerce but which could just as well be named the Wrangell Community club. for its objectiyes are those of the entire community, unlike Cham bers of Commerce as they are known in large cities. The Wrangell Cham Der is q cross section of the business life of the town and surrounding community. It's purpose, and it has carried out that purpose faithfully LII Ou5H IIt atdiSr ID lO Aul lllGA tie interests Of it's local community in such ways as groups devoted to specific objectives are unable to do The Chamber, representing the en- tire community, can go to bat for it's town often when the Town Council. lodge groups and others whose activities are governed by law and bylaw, are unable to func- ton. The Chamber has stuck pret- tF close to that policy through it's long service to this community. It has endeayored to do those things which other groups ure not in posi- ton to do.
 For example, one of the best achievements of the local Chamber was arousing the Territory. last year to the facts relative to the steamship rate increase with the ultimate result that the exhorbi- tant levy was reduced 9 per cent from the proposed 45 per cent. It. was the little local Chamber which first went to Washington with tel egrams of protest and demanding al hearing. Immediately Delegate Di-. mond, Gov. Gruening and the other. Chambers of the Territory rallied toI the cause with the. result that theret was sufficient deman6 from Alaska to bring about the reduction.
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THROUGH THE SEN Tl9IETlELa
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Political roads of the Territory lead to Juneau for the next couple of months. Week from Monday. January p, the sixteenth session of the Territorial Legislature will get under way for it's 60-day biennial meeting. These are the men and two women who will make up it's membership:
 First Division: Senators. Norman R. Walker of Ketchikan and \. P. Walker of Pelican City and Juneau; Representatives James Y. Davis and Mrs Crystal Snow Jenne of Ju- neau and R. E. Harucastle and Andy Gunderson of KetehiKan
 Second Division: Senators, o. D. Cochran and Stuart Stangroom of Nome; Representatives Frank Whal- ey, Nome, Tolbert Scott, Nome. C. H. Rouse, Candle and Wallace Porter of Haycock.
 Third Division: Senators, Edward D. Coffey and H. H. McCutcheon of Anchorage; Representatives, Stan ley " Kehoe, Harvey J. Smith, Will liam 4, Egan and Stanley McCut- cheon of Anchorage.
 Fourth Division: Senators, Hjal- mar Nordale and Frank Goron of Fairbanks; Representatives, Jess D. Lander, Leo W. Rogge and Mrs. AL aska stewart-Linck of Fairbanks and John J. 0'Shea of Stampede Kantishna.
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Aside from Che usual political horseplay. the lawmakers are sehed- uled to have full and nightly important session witn taxes as. No. l headache Dope is that there will be the revived battle over income tax and similar measures of the last Legislature. but the war and it's contingent emergencies has brought 8 new complexion in the last two years. For one thing. the solons are going to look in the Territorial Treasury and try to Vis- uaIIze just where they are going to get the money to take the place of that they are fairly sure not to get rom the fishing industry the coming year Curtailment of the industry, due to the war. is going to cripple the Tefritory's largest taxpayer with the result that the boys and girls of the Legislature are going to have to start looking about a bit Tor other sources or revenue. or slash the daylights out of appropri- ations. The average taxpayer would cry forth with Joy if the latter plan was acted upon. but with faint hope he knows it probabIy won't be. the body polite being what it is and all of us being guilty of wanting this and that
 It's Democratic Legislature with the single exception of Senator Stuart Stangroom of Nome. who as < Republican has. the distinction of having defeated the Democratic Ter riJorial Chairman Howard Lyng: something like Dewey beating Far ley s man in New York but without lbe fanfare of the latter momentous occasion. Staugroom was in the Gouse last session.
 First and Fourth will have wom- eu representatives, Mrs. Jenne from Juneau and Mrs. stewart-Linck of Fairbanks. Mrs. Jenne. every one EuoWs. is a pioneer daughter of skagway and Mrs. Stewart-Linck is the wife of an official of the Fair banks Exploration Company and isI no newcomer to the Territory
 In the Senate they'll be eallfngi the roll for q couple of membersI by first names or initials to keepI The record straight-two Walkers. Doe and APP Both have beenI in the Legislature at the same timeI before dating back to 1885, but pre-I yiously sA.P." was in the HouseI with Doe" in the Senate. It isl in the reeors of that time or since, however that, while their names. are the same, there isn't any simil-I arity in their viewpoints.
 Political dopesters have it that the Governors forces are stronger for the forthcoming session than two years ago. They are counting Frank Gordon from the Fourth in the Senate as a definite supporter of the Governors program, possibly tipping the balance of power against veteran Senator Cochran of Nome. who is willing to take cred-I it for helping defeat the Chief Ex- ecutiYe's program two years ago. l House election apparently didn't hurt the Governors support either. Politically the observers predict Gov Gruening will be in the drivers seat. | But who knows? who knows? It will be worth watching.
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Seward Public Utilities

H. R. 95 authorizes the City of Seward, Alaska, to purchase public utilities in the city which are pri- vately owned. Public Law l15.
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advertising rates and job printin
 prices on application
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ALASKA AND THE NATION
 by ANTHONY J. DIM0ND

+ Alaska's Delegate To Congress
 lF0RENARD: In the letters of news and comment for AL aska of which this is one, noth- ing will be written which is based on secret or confidential sources, and nothing which can be considered objectionable by military or other censorship in AlaskaD
 As a review of what has beer lone by Congress with respect tC
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Dr. Hugh G. Nicholson

s. 1848 loriginal bill. H. R. 323) authorizes the payment to Dr. Hugh c. Nichoson of the sum of $3,3O0 ill full settlement of all claims a. gainst the Government of the United States for medical services rendered to the Indians of Alaska from 1929 to 1885. Private. Law 266.
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lLDEsT CONTINUOUSLY PRINTED
 NEWSPAPER IN THE TERRIT0R
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$. 2O24 toriginal bill H. R. 4053) authorizes the incorporated city of ketchikan, Alaska, to undertake certain public works and for such purpose to issue bonds in a sum not
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special legislation for Alaska dur ing the 77th Congress. it appears desirable 10 give a brief outline of such legislation.
 Not all the bills which l earnest ly urged for passage were favorably considered by Congress. The i'm pact of the war changed many things so that the enactment of some of the bills which l presented could not be reasonably expected after war came As regards other measures. they simply did not pass both houses and are, therefore, in a sense the unfinished business" for the present Congress.
 A list of the special measures re- lating to Alaska and reference to general legislation, including ap- propriation bills, follows.
 Slum Clearance
 H. R. 9S authorizes the Alaska Territorial Legislature to create a public corporate authority to un- dertake slum clearance and projects to provide dwelling accommodations for families of low income and to issue bonds and other obligations of the authority for such purpose. Pub lie Law 186.
 Seward Public Utilities
 H. R. 95 authorizes the City of Seward, Alaska, to purchase public utilities in the city which are pri- vately owned. Public Law 115.
 Dr. Hugh G. Nicholson
 s. 184S (original bill. H. R. 323) authorizes the payment to Dr. Hugh c. Nichoson of the sum of S3,3O0 ill full settlement of all claims a. gainst the Government of the United States for medical services rendered to the Indians of Alaska from 1929 to 1935 Private. Law 266.
 Paula Liebau Anderson
 H. R. 327 authorizes payment to Paula Liebau Anderson of the sum of S2,500 for damage to her pro- perty. Priv. Law. 6s.
 Lulu Heron
 H. R. 329 authorizes payment to Lulu Heron of the sum of $9O0.40 for damage to her house from floods Private Law 290.
 H. E. Buzby
 H. R. 28SS authorizes payment to H. E. Busby of the sum of 5000 as result of injuries sustained when he was struck by a United States Army truck. Priv. Law 40.
 Indian Schools and Hospitals
 H. R. 3539 provides for the de- posit and expenditure of various revenues collected at schools and hospitals operated by the Indian Service in Alaska Pub. Law 458.
 Indian Service Appropriations
 H. R. 3542 authorizes the pur-I chase from appropriations made for the Indian Service of supplies and for resale to natives. nal tive cooperative associations, and Indian Service employees stationedI in Alaska. Public Law 457.
 Ketchikan Public Works
 $. 2O24 toriginal bill H. R. 40531 the incorporated city of ketchikan, Alaska, to undertake certain public works and for such purpose to issue bonds in a sum not
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$25o.O0o. Pub. Law 296.
 AIta LedgerWaod

exceeding $250.O00. Pub. Law 296.
 Alta Ledgerwood
 H. R. 4o62 authorizes payment to Alta Ledgerwood of the sum of $64S for the loss of her personal effects in the fire which destroy ed the schoolhouse at Fort Yukon. Alaska, on September 29. 1939z Private Law 200.
 Public Lands. seventh-Day
 Adventists
 H. R. 4347 authorizes the sale of certain public lands in Alaska 10 the North Pacific Union Conference Association of Seventh-Day Advent ists Public Law 579
 Legislative Reapportionment
 H. R. 545S (original bill. H. R. 4397 amends the Organic Act Of Alaska to provide for an increase of membership in the Alaska Territor- ial Legislature Co I6 members in the Senate. four from each Division. and to twenty-four members in the House on the basis of population. This law becomes effective with the 1944 General Election of Alaska.
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Public Law m
~ Transport Service

Army Transport Service Ii. R f80# authorizes Che trans portation of employees of the United States on vessels of the Army trans port service. Public Law s04
 Lands for CordoVa
 II. R. 5262 provides for the con yeyance Of lands of the Copper Rir- Continued on Page Three1
Evening star., 1943-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

TlYpEWgRITERs vneI;yg1sr1 m Late model :, STANDARD
and price. Box 206-R. Star.
TYPdEiWRITERs,EWe 1,9ddis ss,o. buy all makes and
hishest prices pad p1 ass ss1s is
WASHING MACHINES. refriserators. all
suaaneed e'ea cash Fl FR SO OBJ minutes top prices
WASHING MACHINE, late model. good
condition, cash. Call RA. 0942
WIRE SCREEN about "a it. of 46 in
wide, in good condition and cheap for
cash. AD sl72.
WooDWoRKER's HAND TOOLS, new,
used. Call II. 1497 after pm.
6eaino FASH for and fuTnaces any used
Salvage Co, 1074 3lst st. NV. MI. VIAL
WANTED AUTOMATIC PISTOLS OR RE-
Volvers. .}S cal. or .45 cal, must be in
good condition. Call Mon, Ex. 3ll1, Ext
WE ARE NOW paying 4oc per 100 lbs. for
newspapers and soc per 100 lbs, for books
and magazines, delivered Ace Junk Co,
2220 Georsia ave. Hobart 9595.
BRING YOUR NEWSPAPERS and maya
books and magazines, soc per @ 100 100 lbs. lbs:
delivered our warehouse. If YOU cannot
saI asllve5 phone sf us sil1i WaShinssoR Ras
PRIVATE Is,V PARTY will pay cash, for a
ers. HO. 1865 Sunday until 80 pm
Silver; watches, diamonds and old dis
eafoeo 5aXs5H l fafR sis Talge ss Psis NW
sGHPfHlSG sERR PEaTisux XogE gEEH GR G9aR
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT a35 F.
REFRIGE5RIA,ToRsL LsToYEs-FANs.
PHONE REPUBLIC 00lS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

WHO NEEDS my large Cary safe? Call
Mr.. Brown, Silver Spring 0227 before
pm.
ONE M cLETRAc ;{;, BDH; D; aRy|LRozEM; R| H6 ,. pu5-
days.
MASTER CRAFTSMAN Sin. bench saw
with accessories; Jig saw, drill press, half
horse elec. motor like new. GE. 7346.
tube all wave lengths. console type in
perfect condition GE. 7346.
Fo5,D1NG FOL-, BABY, BABY, CARRIAGE; S; prewar
So Wisconsin 1907.
NEW NEW, World War map portrait of each
Sell for So AID. S17s
Bb CLARINET, selmer Paris. fun Boehm,
and cover, 500, 81 sop: sax, selmer
power tools. WA. 44s7.
1874 HARVARD ST NW-one stroud
playerpiano, mahogany, good condition.
BRAND-NEW sTENoTYPE MACHINE with
case, with or without La Sale extension
course Hobart 1000, Ext. 5l7.
BLUE SPRUCE.
Here df,. is shanee to get large blue
at about % price if you dig them your
selves. -, Best bargain is on large trees
only. We have a complete line of smaller
trees. Maryland Nursery. Edmons ON. Md
Y mi east Hyattsville viaduct WA o41s
FOR QUICK SALE.
No dealers. 13-pc. Sheraton dining room
suite $500; 3-pc: bedroom suite complete
with simmons springs and mattress, S"25:
old fashioned love seat and two matching
CHAIRS, chairs, perfect condition, 500; all solid ma
misc. Oriental scatter rugs. May be seen
from II noon to 6 pm. today 1907
Morrison st. NV.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
GUIDED: made like new in finest est tapestry pc try
and IaeFfse aNcE TGTRTenshP bHon
2509 l4th St NV CoLUMBIA 1881.
TRACTORS
And all farm equipment Falls Church
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy cRgH PEHect oF FrRm HnsY Wsnu5asturer TNRMg
1905 New York Ave Phone EX. 4sSs-4ss4.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
apiece living room suite reupholstered
to look like new. S4;}. Latest patterns and
new insioes included. Best workmanship
SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP
2423 18th st NV. Adams O7e1.
"OUT THEY GO!"
FINAL CLEANUP OF ALL
ODDS AND ENDS,
OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN.
49 All-Wool Ladies Spring Coats,
2 and 3 Piece Suits, For
merly sold at STATS to $2a.75.
NOW - ~ $5.75
THESE ARE AN ACCUMULATION OF
LAST SPRINGS GOODS THAT'S WHY
THEY ARE BEING SACRIFICED AT THIS
R1D1CULOUSLY LOW PRICE.
No Charge Accounts; No Refunds.
BARTON'S. 923 G. ST NV
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Ia io SALE APIS, No. S2o-Large. airy,
ilcets sn ~, dur9 bed,liv room for l or . wom-
en-: Sgle.. 500: dble. S2T so ca ME- Sisi
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25o4 ILLINOIS AVE. NW-Sgle. rn-.
pLteeo t;n, reasonably; convenient Transports
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SllO 18th .W.-Large, bright, light
holsekeeping, for quiet people: no liauor,
no radlo no, children: deposit; L-2 bus.
rev. Blackwen Hobart l155
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NV SECT1oN-Large, newly furn room,
g w. n1l nath; unIlm phone: 2 working girls
'Do week each. Adams 1881
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

For better results and
serDice include telephone
number In For Rent ads.
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I2oS AVE, E, Dist. Hgts., Md. near DISTRICT
iLneINlce room, suitable for two girls:
ttaUnofy prlVlleges: new home: nice loca-
tloh; $40 each month. Box 11-T Star.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.
2-piece living room suite reupholstered
to look like new. S43 Latest patterns and
new insioes included. Best workmanshl
guaranteed.
S423 18th st NV Adams OT61
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G-tD,.. ~ 1ON 81. N; W, p Blk. Bureau of
Siah S1aahhoards-Loyely single rm,, also / dbie.
men m.sn rrt ao!. slttins rm.; mature women or
II r ST NE-Basement rm small ~,
coy; &c ~ single bed; near bath; SIO mo See
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REGULATING VALVE-Hydrogen, 200 Gu.
it.. , gauges. Call MA. 2192 Sun. 10-12.
RANGE, Western Elec., $50; Magic Chef
gas range, $50: G. E. refg. like new, S 90:
Iohr elec. range, $50. Call ia. 212O.
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RADIO powerful 12-tube, all-wave. $50;
ice refrigerator. $50; portable sun lamp
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Nicely FURN, RIM. in new, detached
nor hoshe' pvt; bath; u block from express
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90S SHEPHERD ST. W-Beautiful room.
week Apt. No 5. Georgia 6S40 30
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2oio 4th 81. NW.-Large front room, neyt
bath: mi; Reautyrest mattress; comfort
apIy ty furnished accommodate / or ?; !
DlOCk 10 eXpreSS bus GE AGO =,
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4aol WARREN ST. N.W.-Nicely furn
IH; on :5rd floor, with semi-pvt bath: close
10 ous: for :! refined girls Woodley ills
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MIASIER Isaes BEDROOM, private home, double
PED, inner-spring mattress: express hns
DOCKS, car l block RA 1914
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$50 VARNUM ST. W-Lge single room.
newly furn.. d.-bed. sem-pvt bath: pvt
home: conv transp.; gentleman. GE 4i57.
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aoS QUINCY ST: N.W-Attr, front rn1
next bath: twin beds; conv. trans. Ran.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer
CASH OR EASY TERMS.
Southern Venetian Blind Co,
1905 New York Ave Phone EX, 4SSS-4Ss4
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iI3, 81. 6.E.-TO Snare with refined
girl. large front bedroom. Lincoln 1901.
1871 INGLESIDE TERRACE W.-Double
room, nicely furnished: gentle home; rirls
only 20
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80 HAMILTON ST. NV, Apt I-NiceIv
furnished room. cross ventilation ~
ennf enofi 4, rsdlo; for l or refined girls. In =.
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RADIO-Make your own records 1941
r. C. A combination radio -phonograph,
good condition; cost $50 when new. RA.
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n41 t;, HAMILTON ST. N.W.-One front room
spring mattresses. GE. $500
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PORTNER APT. 364 18th and U SITS. NV
Clean single room for gentleman: near
car, bus; phone, elevator
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RADIO, Phiico conso 8 band. with Philco
remote control record player; very good
condition; $50. Fuel oil tank. 275 gal,
new, $50. OK. 067a. 5312 No. 10th St,
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GiRL' share studio room in apt, kitchen
bItv'' bnU near town 1925 18th st. NV, Apt.
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ROOFING CAULKING COMPOUND and
Duxseal. made by Johns -Manville, reason
able. Joseph Smith & Sons, 3619 Ben
ninr I'd 2
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mechanical condition; 500. Also extra
refg motor. u h.p.; good condition: $50.
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REFRIGERATOR, new, 5-year-guarantee;
still in crate: G. E. and Westinghouse
ranges: G. E. vacuum cleaner ia. 9792.
REFRIGERATOR. Kenvinator. 6la cubic
feet: S110 cash: inspect for condition.
Boyian. AIS Wisconsin ave.
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ONE large furnished room in private home
for employed couple or ? women 3O-min,
bus service, limited telephone. Call Falls
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NICELY NIGEL FURN. double room. front: un-
transp. Call CO. S463 'oh''
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| NV SECTION-Comforba bale room for .
| aulet, congenial girls, in apartment of
gentle busineSswoman. Call ia. 53O6
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1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE NW.-Girl to
share nicely furn. room, twin beds. large
closet. adj. bath; gentile s22 so mo.
MI. 1868. ext POI 1Tt
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HILLCREST, 3309 Alabama ave g.
front bedroom in private home next hath.
ssuIltanie sil.n tor : young ladies; good transp'
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'4.h ST NE.-Newly furn. rm, dble
bed, next to bath. for ] or congenial
GENTLE girls; privileges; sgle. S22; dble.,
S21. FIR. on 54 after + pm
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564O 18th ST N.W.-Newly decorated
ICON, ice H. aooolnlng porch; twin BEDS for serv-
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1910 so. WASHINGTON ST, Falls
Church. Va.-Light housekeeping fur
nlShed rooms, large light, COOL bus at door.
Falls Church 1896
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34G4 fzoa. MACARTHUR Mac BLVD N.W.-LaIse
nornS uct room room iacing east; large screened
private tI.n home of quiet couple: for one o.
IWo gentlemen. Take Cabin John car, ston
10. less 8 min. cars storee
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WOODR1DGE-Single or double, for girls
also nice room to share; twin beds; 81
week; breakfast optional. MI 2353
1903 D ST. NE-Loyely front room
twin beds, 2 adults; no drinking Lincoln
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| 1916 TRINIDAD AVE N.E.-Large front
room, bus by door; suit. , or 8; SIS week
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CRAFTSMEN can buy some old Govt. nah
office cabinets to rebuild or tear down
Dirt cheap Hundreds of small pieces. SAL
i drawer, solid oak cabinets that need
repairs, while they last, So. Splendid for
tools and small parts. Swivel office chairs,
no springs, $50. Sun. after 10 am. and
weekdays 81 Virginia ave. sw, cor of
Delaware
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i330 MASS. AVE, Apt 32-Room. twin
neus' ,r convenient downtown; references:
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MICHIGAN Park, 4549 South Dakota
ave. n;e.-Master bedroom, private bath,
large closet: y block 10 bus nlnnnt 4 "a
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GEORGETOWN-Con man wishes
to share his home with 2 or 3 others. for
the summer: shady yard; $50 month each.
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1874 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.@GentIeman
pref. Large bright dble. or single; most
conv. trans. GE. 6SS7.
1908 N. H. AVE. near Goth and N-Very
nicely furnished twin bedrooms, from
S42 .50-S5O mo.
4th AND QUACKENBOS NV girls
lovely corner rn. with screened porch, in
detached house. Twin beds, next to bath.
2025 PARK RD. NW.-Vacancy for i
giri, opposite Rock Creek Park: Ane transp ;
pev maple furniture, sun deck, -semi.pvt.
bath; cool and AiYy. Call NJ. o710.
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34O2 MACOMB ST. NV, between Wis
ave. and Conn. ave-Cool Woodley
$40, 1H.
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LARGE DOUBLE front room with running
water, in cheerful Jewish home Cali
Monday eve. TAYLOR 4O55
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CHEVY CHASE, MD; 22O Jones Bridge
Td-Large front room, $50 mo. single
$40 double
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e4a4 49, CoLUMBIA RD. NV, Apt. 2O3-
SeItieo lazy, early 40s. to share room with
GENTLE lady for 4 mos: conv, DJJ soo4
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PUMP. 6-inch self-timing centrifugal, with
4cyl. LIE Roy radiator cooled engine, on
steel wheels. Phillips Machinery Co. ia.
2Oa6. Mail address. P. o. Box $40, Alex
andria, Va
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1EWlSH GIRL, for room in private anart-
.itIn'' nhI kilchen privileges If desired; reason
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RUGS. carpets. broadlooms, remnants
linoleum; complete selection. Woodbridge
Rug & Carpet Co, Inc. 1715 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Open evenings. HO. 5000
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GOVT. USED AND surplus prop. On &C
count OF shortage of help we are CLOSING
y the price of used, overcharged at town
stores 100 different items No desks.
The goods are moving and the assortment
grows less every day. E. w. Mason. 733
Sth ST. Sc.
PRICED for quick sale from old estate 60
pieces plus three large platters, tureens
vegetable dishes: design English Shropshire
luSter band; very old If interested see or
write Joseph ]. Etgen, R. Route No. 3,
Gaithersbure, Md. Residence ] mile north
GaltherSbure, Frederick pike. Route 24O =
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SASH 36x41 in, used, with obscure glass
covered with wire Excellent for chicken
houses, garages, etc. 95c each.
Hechinger Co, 18th and SITS NE.
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RUGS, Oriental and Chinese: reduced
price: large and small sizes Rare Rug
Shop 2427 18th NV
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Westinghouse; 1910
model; in use 6 mo-; S130. SOC Yuma st.
Sc, end of Congress Hts. busline.
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STEEL DESK. also steel chair. leather esat:
bookcase Cost $780, cash, $50 Adams
1870. Apt. 40. Sunday till p.m., week
iayy ofter n m
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RUGS-Clear fax linen, summer rugs.
Sx2l it., 9X15, and small hall rugs to
match; also red broadloom, 7x9 with pad.
5000 Patterson st. NV.
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l l3:4 :, KENYON, AID. 2293-Large room
suitable for one or two; inst hot wsfer.
reasonable; convenient TRANSFORMATION