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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
COMEDY THRILLER
COMING SUNDAY
AT 10Th CENTURY
No Hands on The Clock
Stars Chester Morris
and Jean Parker

First they made news about mo-
vie stars now they're making pic
lures That in brief, is the success
story of producers William Pine
and William Thomas whose fourth
Paramount picture, mo Hands on
the Clock" opens Sunday at the
goth Century Theatre with Chester
Morris and Jean Parker heading
the cast,
The two Williams are ex-news-
papermen who turned their news
reporting talents toward publiciz-
ing movie stars. Pine was SO good
at his job that he became head of
Paramount's publicity department.
Thomas was his assistant. Later
Pine became associated with Cecil
B. DeMille and Thomas turned to
writing screen plays. Recently Pine
left his associate producer spot
with DeMille to join his friend
Thomas in the production of their
own movies.
Their first three pictures. which
were also made for Paramount,
were airplane action films Power
Dive, Forced Landing" and Fly
ing Blind" In mo Hands on the
Clock they turn their attention to
mystery
mo Hands on the Clock" is Just
that. The story tells of the efforts
of private detective, whose honey
moon has been interrupted, to To-
cate kidnapped man. While he is
following up some clues he finds,
instead, the corpse of a beautiful
murdered redhead Before he knows
how it has happened, he himself is
involved and it becomes matter
OF life or death to find the real
murderer. Adding to his difficulties
is the fact that a gangster, shoot
ing mad, mistakes him for a fell
low who rated" on him.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES

have a word to say throughout the
entire production, conveying his
meaningful thoughts in pantomime
But what Dumbo lacks in garrulity
his pal, Timothy Mouse, makes up
for Timothy, who wears the scarlet
uniform and cap of a bandmaster
befriends Dumbo when all the other
elephants avoid him as freak.
How Dumbo proves himself not
only a hero but a celebrity of the
first water makes up the hilarious
story of "Dumbo," which comes
with the further appeal of nine
lifting new songs, six of them by
the composer of the unforgettable
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf. .
The added production is "A Yank
On The Burma Road" featuring
LARAMIE Day and Barry Nelson.
The story opens in New York,
where Nelson captures two killers,
winning newspaper fame. He is in
vited to lead fleet of trucks over
the Burma Road and accepts. AT
Rangoon he meets Miss Day. She
talks herself into passage on the
trucks to Chungking in order to
meet her husband, held captive by
the Chinese. The trucks start over
the Burma Road, and meet up with
romance. thrills, battle and tragedy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
sOPHoMoREs PLAN DANCE

A Victory Dance, latest entertain
ment planned for Channel dancing
folks, is announced by the Sophie
more class of the Douglas High
School, to be given in the school
gymnasium Saturday, February n.
Bob Tew and his orchestra have
been engaged to play for the dance.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
SENCALESE
OFFERED IN
FRONT LINE
100, 900 Trained Men Are
Now Ready TO Fight in
Africa If Equipped

4 ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Feb. l3.-Gover-
nor General Pierre Boisson de-
clared today that the French III
West Africa are ready to furnish
100000 trained Sengalese troops and
a reserve Of 100000 more. if equip
ment and leadership are provided.
Asked if the abortiVe British and
Fighting French on Dakar in 1910
was still a sore point in w S
Africa in view of the liaison agree
mant between DeGaulle and Gil
raud, Boisson smiled grimly and
responded: 1T is difficult to say.
Some feel strongly, some don't but
it doesn't make any difference be-
cause West Africa is well disci-
plined"
The Governor General added
Union of all French are necessary
to beat the Germans, and beat the
Germans must be done"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
DI5NEY'5 'DUMB0'
INTECHNIC0L0R At
CAPITOL SUNDAY
Second Feature Is A Yank
on he Burma Road"
with Two Stars

Of all the characters created by
Walt Disney and his staff for such
unforgettable productions as Snow
White" "Pinocchio' and "Fanta-
sia," none perhaps has quite come
up in heart appeal to the title char
acter of the newest Disney-RKO
Radio feature picture, 'Dumbo' at
the Capitol Theatre opening Sun
day.
Dumbo is lovable little baby ell
ephant, born with ears as big as
sails, and Stunned by his compan-
lens on this account AS animated
in Technicolor, Dumbo is a timid
grey. roly-poly baby with big, sad,
blue eyes. He is so shy he doesn't
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
H. s. LOSES TO MALAMUTEs

ID. III. S. LOSES TO MALAMUTES
Playing one of their best games
of the year, Douglas High School
last night came within four points
of tying the Malamutes in fast
exciting basketball game played in
the school gymnasium. Final score
was 80 to SO.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
MISS BAROUMES is
NOW SEATTLE BRIDE

On Thursday, February II, in
Seattle, was solemnized the mar
rage of Miss Agnes Baroumes,
formerly Of Douglas, and Roy w
Passi, of Denver, Colrado.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Baroumes,
pioneer residents of the island. She
was born here and graduated from
Douglas High School in 1887. For
the past year she has been a
stenographer under civil service in
Seattle.
Mr.. Passi was formerly working
for a Seattle grocery firm and is
now in the army.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
Tender|oins or Tokyo,
Butter or Berlin, Sums
Up Our Food Situation

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
TOKEN TAkER

KANSAS CITY-C. L. Smith, who
collects Missouri state sales tax
tokens, said the thief must be a
husky who doesn't mind manual
labor.
Stolen from his car were:
Four 36-pound sacks of one-mill
tokens
One-pound sack of five-mill to-
kens.
Value: $122.93.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13

in the six months previous to Sep
TENDER, 1912.
This condition is, of course, Gre
ating dislocations. Farmers, short
of manpower, machinery and ade-
quate transportation equipment, are
wondering how they can maintain
last years levels, much less increase
production to the highs called for
by Secretary Wickard.
The reason for rationing is SIM
ply to assure fair distribution of
what there is. Under it the poor
will eat better; the rich, a much
simpler and more monotonous fare
than they are accustomed to.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
Reception Ready
For Tire-Nappers

SALLISAW, Okla. - The Times
records that one of. its subscribers,
Red Jones, is feadyifor tire thieves.
His insurance: Two English pit
bull dogs which stand guard over
his automobile by night; one double
barrel shotgun; one flood light
which he turns on the machine.
P. S. His wife is a light sleeper.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13

close with refreshments served by
Miss Eleanor Warren and Mrs. Mike
Pusich, the hostesses for the eve
ming.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13
VERN TRAk0WSKI AND
MRS. TRAk0WSkI HERE
ON WAY. ANCHORAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Trakowski ar
rived in Juneau from the south this
week and are awaiting tranSporta-
ton to Anchorage where Mr.. Trak-
owski is employed by the Alaska
Star Airlines
Mr.. Trakowski went north sever
al months ago and finding that he
likes Alaska, recently took leave to
go south and bring Mrs. Trakowski
north.
During their stay in Juneau Mr..
and Mrs. Trakowski are guests at
the Baranof Hotel
The letter IS" is said to be the
most frequently used capital initial
letter in the English language.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13

Telescopes with a magnifying
power exceeding 1000 are seldom
used because Of the trembling of the
earth's atmosphere.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-13

Could the situation become crit
ical?
1t could. A bad growing season
would cause havoc with the deli
cate balance now in prospect be-
tween a satisfactory diet and the
demand for such.
The distribution system could
bog down, too, and it is believed
that in scattered communities it
will Farmers who have depended
on trucks for long hauls will find
them wearing out. In such cases
their only out will be short hauls
to already overburdened railroads.
The third danger is manpower.
It's not difficult to shut off the
draft of farm workers. Enlistments
will be closed to them soon (as to
all other men), but it'll take much
more drastic action to keep them
from migrating to the higher wages
in industry. Freezing in farm jobs
is a possibility.
just how serious this might be-
come is seen in the estimates that
100000 workers will leave the
farms this year and that the farm
ers will need 100000 more workers
than they had in 1912. That $780,
900 is going to have to be drummed
up from somewhere if we're going
to get the job done.
It looks as though Doctor Par
ran was right.
Evening star., 1943-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont, .

SOFA, spring cushions. with rose slip
SToKERS. domestic and commercial, 35
and so pounds; no down payment, FILA
sp6G SG SIC s53T So5cH 81 s9 or EN- dobe he'd
excellent condition. GL. 6406.
STUDIO COUCH > occasional chairs
spring mattress, floor lamp chiffonier, 3
end tables, . pictures, dinette suite. IRON
ing board. 900 a.m,-s:0Q pm. sunday,
TABLE. one copper one occasional table,
! and pm 30oo F st. NV, Apt. 3I6 :.
TABLES. 3 restaurant, 32-inch SIS each:
STRONG. in GOOD condition, DU. 9446;
TOILET OUTFITS, complete tank bowl
and white seat, Sl995. Paramount Co."
2l20 Ga ave. nv. DE. a797, 81
$3.50. King S29.5 so Call Republic 6212.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 57l6 18th
n W, GE. 1883. Underwoods, 81 50 mo-; 3
mos. in adv, So: no del, S3-5 add. dep.
TfPENRITERS. repairing, expert mechan-
les, QUICK service; new parts replaced;
l l years, experlence: all machines. See us
frst TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS, us
l4th Bond Bldg J. RE, 2SHS.
WASHING MACHINE, mangle both for
Sl15 90 new Westinghouse roaster toaster,
never used both for SOS. .0Oi electric sew
ing machine, $50 90, mixer, $50 90: alarm
clock, Sl,50; welding outfit, 500. 1870
st. ne. after Il pm.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
Southern Venetian Sind Co,
zoos New York Ave Phone EX ASS 1854
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UNUSUALLY cool room, next bath, new
furniture, one or two persons; excellent bus
service. Glebe SO33. 81
EXECUTIVES OFFICERS AND WIVES
Cool suites. and studio rooms with pvt. law,
housekeeping. GIL. 3946. Weekly rates.
ARLINGTON-Front rm., 2 lge. windows;
service man preferred. 2415 Military I'd
CHI. O570,
ROOM for employed adults, single or dou-
BILE semipvt, bath; one block bus line
Phone Sligo S156
NEAR PENTAGON BLDG. bus at door
gentleman S@5 month. Phone oxford
04S1.
66ol QUEENS CHAPEL RD., University
Park, Md.-Double room, twin beds, next
bath. in private home; also girl to share
room with another. WA. 1858.
SINGLE ROOM for young lady home privi-
leges; . blocks from bus. Glebe 3s41.
ARL.-Pine- -paneled basement Ink. rms.
c.h W. unlim. phone. Conv bus CHI. 21lS.
NICELY FURN. ROOM, next bath, ! or :"
EMPLOYED persons preferred; also garage;
ROOMS. hot and cold running water. /
double bed; : persons; 81 80 week
Room; double bed, persons, private
bath, $40 week.
Room . double beds. 4 persons, private
oath SIS per week Located u miles
south Pentagon Bldg. on U. S. No. L.
Bus stop at door.
Evening star., 1943-07-30

ACCoRDioN AND an sAAXoPHHoNE WANTED.
ADDING MACHINES, calculations. typeWrit eV
Sun and &c, GO. 4625. Week, lDI 1872.
contents Of APIS or bones We DO NOV
ING cAREFUlIT. STo5RAoE, - "A, IA &S sS;5S7,
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture. din
ing and living room suites, elec, refrgera-
tors glassware and russ. Dupont o5l3
cANFFAs CAM Asa mov n snpo e Hho2 psns sgDDss ,ss
IorHHfxG H3GHEgT 92lH r PR4ef5s L $50 PAID II
8235 n 81 nv. MI 27l5. Open eve Will cali
used ciothing, Harry 5. iI5S 5th h st. nv NV.
d 6ae9 Open eve. VIII call,
Es9 S9THlNG cotnz Hhr' ncfi nsd 5oE st. msH
CLoTHrNG. A<D SHOES. used, mems and
Store II 3th y FX 1765- &5-- VIII C9SS'i. caI 7.
COMBINATION rsdio-phoroeraph wanted
|Il,nE 70 pay high price for good set
ELFCTRIC FAN-wanted to exchange d c
TN, "NCGi!ent CONDITION, for a. c Phone
FLECTRIc REFRIGERATION, late model.
in perfect condition, also eleC. ironer
.4rnr1vaats -partyp; reasonably priced. Phone
TRIGIDAIRE, used 500 or more. Dis
FURNITURE -Would like to buy some used
evenings. Republic 3619 81"
FURNITURE, brtc-a -brac, china glassware,
Prices PAID Call Murray. Taylor 1898.
ttIRNhiI,tRI t1,iSshl,t RIaBetdroom' living room. misc
TINS G$s' E$e S3s@ RFsS: mE 5ai5 Gs ~: any
6ts5Ss essR pe5 F99a paid ss'5ne m
InTESiTtfE s. s N1S ASD N0rSEHoln disNrS So1Ds OBS
LARGE OR TOO SMALL SPOT CASH
GFDI4E GotF efl .No Ha FR Fdod .? in good
JEWELRY, diamonds, shotguns, cameras,
5gGcg,sr9 bI5 Cgs and M mems Ciohing HIGHEST
ItsrcAL ISSTFuMENTsnGive it + nG Nc Your ~ die IL
armed force. TsIephone Republic 6ciiaa and md
tbs, instrument will be called for. repaired
aRq 9Sd oY the fab REP 2 SRoss for
PIANOS Highest spot cash price paid for
sP9ne,t a,i sraNd and upright models Write
ap?ralsal Hueo Worch lilo G st, nv, "
PIANos-Wc pay cash for grands, spinets
G % %apaFp7 "a bs uPTShS ya sS in sry conaon
P,aR9 F ca ~ loJ5 IN St. Ma. &223. -,
RhDIoS-ssrytccab or broken. small
table models. old phono. records, usable
Faf 4q3 ser sfoS P5F and spe6Sy Tfs1r WI ro4 4ss W"
REFRIGTRAToGRS. RS iATE a44sS1 NOBEL Gd Stoves
tlG0eSt cash Prices
FFONF- REPUBLIC 0O1s.
REFRIGTRAT0R. cleo must be in good
condition. Give details. Box 230-T, Star
srWrNG MsCHINE-we buy all types:
nl5a.!ng. 9i7 F St. RE 1900. RE. 23iG,
WASHING MACHINE. vii! paw fair price.
WyAS;HHrSS6G MACHINE wanted, in good con-
dltlon; VIII paw far price. Phone Union
WASHING MACHINE, electric. standard
make G,n2cd condition, cash. Phone Ord
com BRING YOUR OLD GOLD.
SILVER. .PLATINUM. TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELPE, WE PAY CASH
4 KAEE INC. 81 YEARS AT a35 p.
WILL STORE OR Buy, reasonable. uo-
rJ1h' c. baby grand, apt. size Call
Tavlnr 49,"
SAFES. large or small old or new; prompt
quota ion. ca. or bring them in. Highest
THE sAFFHTAsTERs co.
1904 P9 Ave. NV. National T07o.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, W. cheS. diamonds and old dis
Carded lewoIry: fuli cash value paid,
sELINGFR s. SIS 7 St NV.
SPINTT PIANO WANTED
Evening star., 1943-07-30
APARTMENTS UhFURk. Cont
APARTMENTS WANTED

CLosE-IN NV. OR GEORGETOWN. ON
fufniShed faI is or furnished, reasonable Box
l,RooM APARTMENT ALONE. IN APT
3idg, furnished or unfurnished; walking
qiEt4nce az dHeo lf2m ON Mass. ave and 10th st.
UNFURNIsHED BEDROOM, KITCHEN
employed. Husband Of one in service Up
to a},cr SEQ ., Trinidad 3soS before noon or
LIVING dinvd g RM BEDRM., SHOWER, KIT
Address Box l9s-T, Star "a.
uNFHRN1sHED 1}H RJsNi BBAcHELoR APT vICIN,
before 3 after 5l5 pm so.
FURNISHED BACHELOR APT. OR STUDIO
toem, near Arlington bus line. Glebe ""6O
hcfore > after 5:l5 pm. 3O'
NAVY OFFICERS WIFE REQUIRES WE'LL
pfroporhuoned twoLroom apartment, (un-
city. Call Executive o@oo, Ext 50 II.
CoSHPLE 6,1Sad III DEsIREs IE,5s . OR 3 ROOM FUR
CLUNG, RE 5000. Ext. 1864. !.
3 REFINED GIRLS DESIRE OR . BED
I'm I'm apt, IN IN " section. apt. bldg pref.
I-Ro0M apr, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nlshed' with refrigerator and stove, South
saSt Section, near express bus route to
SMALL CLEAN. FURN, APT. DESIRED
by responsible woman in service: kitchen
cite and sth: reasonable rent pref. W.
Write Box 2".T Star
CAA OFFICIAL AND WIFE WANT OR
pets, no children Phone Ma l6?%, Rm'
."H. 10 to T. m. Sat and Sun.
QUIET COUPLE. ONE CHILD. DESIRES
%sse a9 "@iur3tshGd dosa 6 R2den Bo%
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE DESIRE 10 OR
more room turn. apt. on or before Aug
lst IN vlcInly Dupont circle or accessible
i[om ira mere by SreGccar or bqs wthqu
Service Phone DE 7ol1 ~ j..
SMALL APT FOR PERSON IN NV,
unfHgn tbiTa or VII buy fuTn;4Te VIII not
44o7. weekdays to &. 8.
SEPT; ! OR OCT. J.: APARTMENT OR
nlshed modern. in good residential sec
llon OF washington by a naval ofhcer and
/ E:s wife references EXCHANGED. Box SGT,
YOUNG MARRIED GENTLE COUPLE
Northwest section EN-. O59a after 730
pm,
! OR > BEDROOM FuRN. APT, K1TcH-,
PAN 67 N NV. ,.z4 near Conn, RE. 800, Ext,
FURN BEDRM. APT, 3 ADULTS: CONN.
a4?i. MISS ENERsoN ~ w '''NN j.
WANTED. APARTMENT OR RESIDENCE
clean and modern: IN GOOD NV section, ,6t,5H,
preferably near Washington Cathedral:
rental 500 S4"o month: gentle Govern
ment Official. wife two boys. : and q:
REQUIRED August 18th, but Will rent now If
necessary Phone WI a55s. 81
UNFURNIsHED bedroom APT WITH
fireplace wanted bv chldless couple for
occupancy Oct. /: prefer oWet area
georgetown. TOP floor with pleasant view.
Excellent refs Box l5o-S. Star. %
ARMY OFFICER WANTS, IMMEDI-
ely, ] or :! room. private apt. vi
tlnlty Conn, Wisconsin and Mass.
dveS. NV. RE 500 Ext "373,
H.::n to ; 80 m. except Sunday i
Evening star., 1943-07-30
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
FARM HARNESS
FARM E GARDEN

KEEP YOUR LAWN AND SHRUBRFRY in
slptop shane. Call j H. Burton for esti-
mate. trimming, spraying and all general
maintenance and landscape work. Phone
WA. 1881.
SALE BOX. BUSH. II feet high and 10
teet around Stanley E. Minnick, Union
Bridge, Md. r. D. No. l.
Evening star., 1943-07-30

MASTER BEDRM nicely furn.. private
pain, new GENTLE home. on bus: gentleman,
$40. WO. 140S after d NJ
Evening star., 1943-07-30

FURNISHED APARTMENT.
Just off Conn. ave, we'll fur
nished. linen and silver; SUBJ
stantial reduction for yearly
lease; suitable for q, available
August | RE. 1858.
Evening star., 1943-07-30

/ 1869 COLUMBIA RD. Apt 1n:,-Fur
4 nished room, single, stationary wash
stand, inner-sprlnS mattress; excellent
tra,1
Evening star., 1943-07-30

ACCORDION AND SAXoPHoNE WANTED
State price Box 4n3-I. Star. 3O'
ADDING MACHINES, calcnlators typewrlt
ers. a kinds, any cnndi, ion: top price
Sun and eve, co. 4625 Week, DI 1872
BEDROOM, d.nns living room furniture:
contents of APIS. CT bones WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY. EINR ACE IA oaA1
Evening star., 1943-07-30

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
1925 18th ST NW-Nicely furn rms
for young ladies': running water, showers,
elevator; excellent board.
BusinessWomen, beaut front rm., modern
bath: also single Outstanding meals.
1907 10th ST. W.-Vacancy for refined
faculties switchboard good meals. ''''S
l34! .lst ST. NW-Home cooking con-
genial group garden with shade and
lawn furniture; walking distance Govt,
PARK Hotel-VacancieS for :! girls, nice,
large front room. Call MI a7o5.
1400 MASS. AVE N w Few choice va
canCies' all studio rooms; well balanced
meals.
3 BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE. seI
l9th st. NV Young men and women. also
married couples, SO TO $50 per month. -
CHEVY s,I1 Iot5Ii GHAsE. D c-Ltoqryely dble. bed
1909 10th ST: ,N.W,-LookinE for a NICE
room, .congenial company, good meals
plenty baths? Try SINGERS
TRIPLE ROOM good food, ? meals
daily. reception room. conv. trans: reas-
enable rates. Adams 934a
BETHEsDA-7Young lady, pvt; home. ex-
next bath: conv. to Medical Center thea
also girl to share double. S45; single avail
Aug. LIST: excellent transp.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Large cooperative house for young men:
VACANCY IN private Jewish home. room to
share. also room for couple. Near Sherl-
dan Theater Meals optional. RA. 0595
AVAILABLE AT ONCE for :! young ladies',
share, for young man, twin beds exclusive
nelghborhood SPACIOUS grounds. transp.
excellent. Call IA 1872
l4o6 18th ST NW-Double and single
Inner spring mattresses conv. transp
ROOM AND BOARD for employed couple,
> men or :! ladies; private bath and shower,
Il block bus. Union 2l7s.
Double. single and share rooms, with and
YOUNG LADY to share with another nice
room adjoining bath, new furniture, Beau
ern exposure: excellent meals, unlimited
phone: private gentle family; ? block Mt
pieaIan' be rd car Ss9n 9n nea5 Columbia Sn ana
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD. W-studo
rm. with piano and home privil. conv
transp.. board optional. Ho. 943",
1882 PERRY PL. NV, off 14th-single,
s20 @ me6h se99hd 9n ea vh pbSns pE meals
spacious home, yd, all privIl'. excel Gel meals;
discriminating emp adults WI O692.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th St. NV
Large front room, suitable for "a girls
or boys. also double or single, Excellent
home cooked meals.
1881 x ST W.-Rooms with board only.
home cooking, rates from $40; two meals
daily. i
1865 INGLEIDE TER N-W.-Beautiful
pvt. home, porches, liv. and recreation
rooms, laundry. twin beds home South
cooking unlim. phone; streetcar. bus.
1924 HARVARD ST. N w. Well-furn.
double rooms, single beds. Good meals.
Young people. $40 each
KENNEDY ST. near 18th st-Large twin
bed rm IN jewish home. also incloSed sun
room. Meals optional ia @a46
2l12 R ST. NW-Prlvate bath. sleeping
porch, farm produce. HO. 57s4 or NO.
a13S.
$50 MO, . MEALS: y girls TO share 3 rms
and bath with others: entire upper floor:
home in country club dist. Gil. 4915 j.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

DETACHED BRICK, SPACIOUS YARD;
nicely furn. : rooms, , bedrooms. bath.
finished recreation room complete shower
Ans Phone ME Ssh 81 for pn avS19e
mo: yearly lease required.
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE HOME; ALL
facllties' wife, UNEMPLOYED no children;
1910
FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR CATHEDRAL,
Co4n, a. ave. TO be rented from august 3
$GlS 14thh ST, NE.-.FURN1sHED. Sl"5
EMPLOYED MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
couple TR 1647.
GLOVER park RMS " ENCLOSED
pp45ch.ess built-in garase. lovely location.
NEAR, WEsTMoRELAND CIRcL-DE-
tached brick. 3 bedrooms, :, baths lst floor
!2%sory 5 THos 5d L. r0PH PHp Ell bath 5s don5 hs3
ave wo 1900 ' - ''''' ''''''
GROOM BRICK HOUSE, FIREPLACE.
garden, screened porch, c.h ", oil heat.
So available Sept. 1st. 3l24 sth st.
HLLcREsT-,NEW BRICK, DETACHED, 5
aHfa5s S r Aqdus' pi St. 4 At r:S9qas'Oe 49
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE IN ALEXANDRIA,
Their. AGENT, Ma, 2l66
CHEVY CHAsE-AVA1LABLE TO COUPLE
For details and appointment, cali Gil 1!6;}
WANTED MAN AND WIFE TO SHARE
and Sun. 10 TO , p m. s17 N. Cap. St
RESTRICTED COMMUNITY. OVER
room and bath. lear, garage: beautifully
asts cdnH: mHoNAs AAs' Nv i. PHILLIPS VS.. 1000
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

TWO. long wheelbase stake body trucks for
hire by the hour, day or load. AT. a31f.
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Gold. Diamonds, Silver.
GOLD DIAMONDS,

WATCHES.
HlEhes cash prices pad. Get our offer
before YOU sci Arthur MarEel, 91S ST
n Rm 3ni Nauonal O@S4
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Arlington Hotel, Ivy 1046.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS With BOARD.

COLORED GIRL wishes furn. rm., nea
18th st. car line. NO. 6277 between
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
SUBURBAN P00NS

FOR COLoRED1Room for rent. Cali
mornings. Atlantic OSO4 2as
COLORED-5O0O Jay st. n.e.-Nice fur
niShed room Telephone TR 4626
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OPPOSITE STATIER-Young girl to share
large, attractive triple room with another,
SIS so. also double room at S@".5o month
L 81 n u
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1923 10Th NW.-Bv owner. large front,
twin beds, S}6; large single, so: young
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3l7 18th ST SE-Sngle room with closet.
50 week no drinkers. TR. 4445 after $40.
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.O34 18th ST W-Single room and
double room available. Phone Dupont
qI IiD 81
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DUPONT CIRCLE, l6l" 10Th st. NV
Wen fuTn. large room laree windows
second floor. next bath gentleman
"4IO 18th ST, N.W.-Laree front room
for couple. 4 windows. - exposures; $40
Ii. Nicnlv flirN AD 2GlE
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RUSTIC ON FNGIIsH HOME

On Grafton st. near Chew Chase Circle:
= $ 80; situated on a tree-studded lot
breakfast room, large living room with
stone, fireplace, dining room and kitchen;
q bedrooms bath on end floor, automatic
heat, 2-car garage: enure house modern
lzod and in excellent condition Call Mr
Lorenz at OR. @244 or evenings RA. 3l@l
for appointment to inspect
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