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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
FIFTY ARRIVE FROM SOUTH
 LAST NIGHT

Arrivals in Juneau from tn e south last night were, from Seat tle-Elmer w Anderson, Samuel A. Axtell, Joy Ainsworth, William Blue, George A. Bloomfield, May nard Bocke Bowles, Felix Char pentier, Edward John Bowling, Lloyd V. Cornell, Edwin Camden, Fife Covey, Bailey Covey, Rae Lillian Carlson, Frank V. Daniels, Herbert L. Faulkner, Joseph Fran cis Gilmartin, Floyd R. German.
 Louell German, Charles J. Johnston, Edward L. Landry, Wal lace Levendoski, Paul Lien, Lilly McEachran, Chester B. Neff, Carl Olson, Peter E. Odman. Charlotte Helen Quigley, Merle Smith, John Szwabowski, Martin Skapik, Louis Skodje. Burass Smith, Cecilie Ali leen Smith, Frank Wright, Mel vile Edwin Whiteman, Raymond Carl Youngren.
 From Ketchikan-L. c. Forrest, w. c. Arnold, D. H. Ralston, G. M. Luck, R. E. Hardcastle, H. B Foss, w. T. Stuart, E. J. Daly and H. E. Lewis
 From Wrangell-Mrs. M. Tama- rec, H. Wellons, Miss Louise Jo- seph and A. Van Mavern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
RECEPTION TO
 LEGISLATORS ON
 THURSDAY NIGHT

Territorial officials and their wives will receive with Gov. and Mrs Ernest Gruening at a recep- ton Thursday eve. Ing at 8:3e o'clock in the Governors House.
 The event, planned in accordance with custom, is hospitable open house reception to which the public is cordially invited
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
SKI (LUBBER5
 HOLD SESSION
Indoor Event Last Nighf Draws Many : Skating
 Party Be Arranged

After the displays of hardihooo necessary for ski clubbers to parti- cipate in outdoor events of the past few weeks, bowling winds of last evening had no capacity whatever to deter about fifty club members and their guests from enjoying a social evening. at the Odd Fellows Hall.
 Skiers who have been strangers on the course slopes had an op- portunity to become acquainted in the races and games for both men and women featured at last night $ party. As a result of one game, it is reported possible that several will be looking for the second shoe of their pair for several days to come
 In addition to games, dancing proved popular among attending couples, even though it was of the canned variety.
 Skating Party Planned
 Social Committee of the Ski Club announces a skating party for the evening of February l, weather per- mitting.
 Members and their guests inter ested in making the Monday even- ing trip to Aux Lake should get in touch with Curt Shattuck or Ernie Parsons not later than Fri day of this week. Transportation will be arranged for those turning out and coffee provided at the fires. The Army boys are exepected to be present and there should be 8 great sharpening of skates before the date set.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
DR. I.R. CARLSON GIVES REPORT ON
 SEATTLE STORM
Pays Visit 10 Daughters and Comes in Contact
 with Many Aldskdns

After an absence of nearly z month, pr. Rae Lillian Carlson Juneau optometrist, returned home last night with vivid reports of the heavy blizzard and high winds which paralyzed business and tieo up traffic in Seattle last week.
 All stores in the city were closed for two days after the storm, she reported. because workers had nc way of reaching their places oi business. Snow fall, she hazarded was almost three feet and caused greatest trouble because of drifts
 pr. Carlson spent two and a half weeks visiting her two daugh- ters in San Francisco, where her younger daughter, Zaida, is a fresh- man at the University of California and the older, Constance, is chief file clerk in the San Francisco of fices of the Standard Oil Con- pany
 zaida is majoring in optometry and is doing well in her studies, her mother said.
 Visits Alaskans
 Tn the Bay area Dr. Carlson vis- ited with many oldtime Alaskans, including Mrs Pearl Burford and Mrs. Wold- -Ordway. The latter has beautiful little book store in Oak land and would enjoy visits from Alaskans, Dr. Carlson said
 Several Ketchikan boys are at present cadets at the San Mateo Air school, and were visited by Dr. Carlson, as was w Erskine from Kcdiak, who is now in San Fran cisco for medical treatment.
 On the return trip the doctor took care of her optical business and also met and exchanged news with w. c. Waters, owner of the Bear Totem Store in Wrangell; and Billy Jorgenson, son of MT. and Mrs. George Jorgenson of Juneau. Billy is now with the Signal Corps in Seattle and sent warm wishes to his friends here, she said.
 The trip up was good consider ing the time of year.
 Because of difficulties of travel, I've decided to stay put here at home for some time she concluded
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
PRICES MONDAY

Closing quotation of Alaska Jul neau mine stock Monday was 4, American Can 78, Anaconda 26A Bethlehem Steel 59A, Common wealth and Southern 7/16, Curtiss Wright 7as, International Harves- ter 59, Kennecott 297s, New York Central 12, Northern Pacific 8 United States Steel 50, Poun d $404.
 Dow, Jones averages Monday were as follows: industrials 123.74, rails 29.l4, utilities 1588.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
AMERICAN LEGION
 HAS MOVIES, EATS

Two reels of movies, one of sea lions and the other of sea otter were screened at the American Le- zion Post session last night in the Dugout. The movies were those of the Alaska Game Commission and were shown by Rod Darnell and Frank Beals.
 Clyde Ordway and Gustave Holl- strom joined the local Post.
 Following the regular business and entertainment, refreshments were served, part of which was the donation of Al Finberg
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
LEGISLATIVE INSPECTION,
 DEPT. ASKED
Walter p. Sharp, Terrifor. idI Labor Commissioner,
 Makes Charges, Report

Inviting inspection of conditions in the office of the Territorial De- partment of Labor by a Legislative committee, Walter P Sharp, who assumed the position of Territorial Commissioner of Labor on Janu- ary l, issued a supplementary re- port of the department which was distributed to members of the Ter ritorial Legislature shortly before adjournment Monday afternoon.
 In introducing the report, MT Sharp states "A report has been made by my predecessor in office, but as this report failed to in clude financial report of any kind and did not give true pic ture of the office, feel that it is my duty to make supplement tary report and set out the con- dition of this office, both as to finance and administration for the past IS months
 Numerous Charges
 Mir. Sharp makes numerous charges concerning the conduct of the Territorial Department of La- bor by his predecessor, including the meager records left in the office, use of Department funds for the sending of personal tele- grams and other matters.
 ! In regard to the meager records which he found in the office, MT. Sharp states in the report, After going through what meager re- cords were left in the office and tying them in with what has come into the office since taking over. t. I invite the inspection of this office by the Legislature, and be- ! lieve that it would be advisable for a committee to be appointed to conduct an examination of the conditions outlined"
 Changes Wanted
 In concluding the report, MT Sharp states. There is much to be desired in the way of amend ments to this Act, as the Governor brought out in his message of March Is, l94l, to the Senate of the Fifteenth Legislature, some of which are briefly summarized here:
 q. The excessive years of resi- dence necessary to qualify for po- sitions in the Department.
 "2. The inadequate salary pro- vided for the Commissioner of La bor. This salary is set at $3,600 It is lower than any elective of ficial of the Territory, and is low CT than positions such as the Com missioner of Mines, Director of the Unemployment Compensation Commission, and others who dc not have to go to the expense of campaigning.
 "3 The ambiguous wording, as the Governor puts it in his letter to the Senate of the Fifteenth Ses- sion, tends to greatly interfere with the administration of the office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
REMUNERATION CLINIC
 WEDNESDAY, JAN.

Immunization clinic for pre- school children will be held in the Health Center, room 108 of the Territorial Building, Wednesday, beginning at 10 am, the public health nurse announced today.
 Children eligible for the immu- nization shots against diphtheria and smallpox are those between the ages of six months and six years.
 The U S. Department of Agricul- ture has four times as many em- ployees as it had during the first World War.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26

A. The following is quote from that letter to the Senate. A bill without the defects of this one, properly implemented with author ity to secure law compliance and supplying adequate safeguards for both employer and employee, would be of material assistance in allay- ing industrial unrest. and in pro- noting human rights.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
Rebekahs Are 10
 Install Tomorrow

Rebekah Lodge members and brothers of the IOOF are urged to attend Rebekah installation of of ficers to be held Wednesday even ing, January 27, at o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall. Regular business of the chapter will include balloting on new mem bers and possibly initiation.
 Following installation of officers q social period will be enjoyed by those attending.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
ANB EXECUTIVE
 COMMITTEE E TO
 MEET HERE SOON

Meeting of the Executive Com mittee of the Alaska Native Broth erhocd, scheduled for yesterday evening, is held up pending the ar rival of members now enroute but held up by indictment weather, Roy Peratrovich, Grand President, said today.
 Out-o town committeeman are expected in by tomorrow, he said, when notice of the new meeting date will be announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
 IS ALIvE,
 UNMARRIED
FIier Who Made Flights 10 Both Poles Located
 on Island

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Jan 26- Flight Lieutenant Al Cheesman who flew with Wilkins to both the North and South Poles, and reported lost last week, has been found alive and unharmed on a South Sandwich Island, three days after crash while on a coastal patrol.
 The patrol unit is credited with sinking more submarines of the enemy than any other squadron.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
Brother and Sister
 Meet as Serqeanfs

MEMPHIS. Tenn.-Sergeant Ash burn met Sergeant Ashburn re- gently for the first time. in six years.
 Leader Marjorie Ashburn, who holds the WAAC rank equivalent to sergeant, came home on sur- prise visit. Her brother, Sergt Lloyd Ashburn Of Fort Sill, Okla, also visited home unexpectedly.
 They hadn't met since 1886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
Artificial Hands
 Handy for Worker

CARDIFF, Wales = Edward T. Mitchell, who lost both hands in gun explosion, has an artificial pair supplied by the Ministry of Pensions. Chief clerk in a laun- dry, he can write, handle the tele- phone and index cards and is handy with knife and fork at home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
AxEL AkT0N5EN
 DIES SUDDENLY

Axel Antonsen, for some time ern- ployed at the Juneau Cold Storage, , died last night at l0:45 o'clock ill St. Ann's Hospital, where he had been taken earlier in the evening.
 Death came to the 46-year-old man as the result of natural causes resulting from heart trouble, Dr L. P. Dawes. attending physician said.
 Born in Norway and unmarried MT. Antonsen leaves no known re- atives.
 Remains are at the Charles w Garter Mortuary and funeral ar arrangements will be announced later
 Until 1910 the government leased the seal-catching privileges on Prib- ilof Islands, Alaska, to private cor porations.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
FURNISHED COMPLETELY, : re

FURNISHED COMPLETELY, 8 rooms,
baths. oil heat, garage: immediate occu-
nnancyj exclusive Baltimore suburb SIS
Ridgedale rd. Phone Mohawk Az.
TAkOMA PARK, > blks. from tranSporta-
ton, 5-rm. bunealow newly furnished. i'm
mediate possession: 10. E. NJ. Fry, Inc.
RFIuEsn. 40 WIS ave WI. $40. o,,.,,,,,,, tnr
nIShed, iaree lot; tranSsporlation a. door;
Inc 80 Wis. ave. WI; G540,,
COtNTRY CLUB SECTION, NA--Com-
pletely furnished. except linen: brick house,
= rms bath, recreation rm.. oil heat, acre
lot immediate possession; rea sonable rent.
Phone Gil. 7l65, 10 to 4.
WHOEVER Of recent date would like 10
rent his small 6-room furn. home. retain
ing one of the smaller bedrooms for HIM
self: TO responsible COUPLE; nice section.
convenient transp GE. 29S3.
! BEDROOMS, ni2 BATHS. nicely fur
nrished; maids atrs garsssse, acre land
located little way past Sill Spg. limits.
SH. 1893; Sun. and ewes. SH 2s1l.
NEAR 10th ST. AND WALTER REED
6et D., cor 6sdr ST1 2 oet b. at1ssh Ssas obs sar
COUPLE wASTE Ed 10 share nome, all
facilities wife unemployed; no children.
NEARBY MARYLAND-4-room bungalow.
fully furn.. oil heat ami. WA. 1881.
Evening star., 1943-10-05

htLMoNI Hlhl Mont, RD Nv. 1888. nr. Am5s -
oo. inca FNrn. '-room apt. PVT. hara.
.f.S So.gn. comtor,ab!e bed, su.t. los ;
BASEMENT APT, m k.,chenet,e SEM
pl ID, 4. 10 working man with wife who
~ 'i5e 1 care ot IN. house: C.ose-ln
SPkiHG VALLEY SECTION Private en-
france 20 Iccrehtion- apt. prIraTe
eho2er and telephone. has Cefg and e!ec
Rt:.l. no ri Par.-time ma d service Very
isi$ NJ 81. NWEWI a,Te met ba sdmer, EM ''s.r ~
,o refined married couple or ladies 10
,ahe . care 0: bedroom halls and = bats
1npi' Ic:;6 oT1S 11IS r. s. Y Apt #"6 ME- 5554
lisl BELMONT ST. NW~Ist-ifio> WI$ H. s,ud 1H o
1b ~. Il i2I couple. rms. PVT bath; ali bills
:15:o WARDER IT. NV. Ap. 2-A-a
rooms, X. ref all utilities mel S45. See
-, ,sr;toI; now Fancant, GE. s:,u@
BRookLAND. 35ul 18th St ne-Tvo Il
rooms. SemlDath, detached corner home.
GlRL o share living room bedroom. k!tch-
en-. ptt pain APT with another small ap'
hG4.e Lc Ga. and Kennedy NV. Call IA
I-RM, Err: APT., py.. bath. re:r., gas
! t&&L5gg. &a Venetian blinds. nicely .urn excel.
.nGpp'II ,o.. IGib sId 'FTnsp v.t. Sd4 GO l@a;
y ts = ,,len. IN nicely fun apis al home
1855 NEAL ST. NE.-Bedroom. small stu
go q. D -, room. hltohenette. also dayLehr
lli: HAYES ST. N.E.-Ent,re "rd floor
IN private nome Living rm. " bedrmS.
ki,' p|j ba,h' $50 mo. Frlgida..e, heat,
oNE ROOM. ki,chen SS: i''' and sem,pr,ya,s
% IN. ia private home close TO transporta-
iotNl LADY. gentle. 10 <hare aoars-
m5cn. 5.n. excellent location. Can Nor.h 54>4
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ROOMS FURkISHED-No

GGo.3 PARK RID: NV. opposite Rock
Creek Pjark~Beau,iful single and double;
neat: excellent transportation; maid serv-
:IIo ST. NV, near Conn. ave. down.
each. House coal heated AD S656. Z.
LARGE BEDROOM, one or Two young
with one other Georgetown, conv. il transp. PS }.
Gall Hobart 5SS3 after :. 6.
GLOVER PARk-MasJer bedroom, private
pain, twin pedS. gas heat, phpne: bus line;
$40. Can before l pm or 'after : M
DDowSaTowN-e front rooms. double and
3,qele; clean and quiel, Call after , pm,
iae: 1a |Sos |cSooNsN. AVE. N.w-cIean, attractive
9 f'G aInhsoS liz sT ie"loah ao sH room for
:! girls or married couple; grill and laundry
BTs(Sfs brPo(T ARfAarse Fpe 70 2as ae TA It do bed
2irls, sem-prt. bath. Utilities, maid and
s#o mo. ca: - DE. Sola, :H' e"p'' people,
DUPONT, AREA-Attractlve studio bed
room with private bath, for 3 empl people
room, double bed, next TO bath, S35 mo.
1851 PARK RD. N.w.-2nd floor, twin
iK SsiTRies do doV95oTn 1bsT rosa, So week for
VIII. VIII s9otheT. twin beds s@5; SETTLE ut h
@ nlaS TN btDfOOM ana bath, for couple;
GonN. transp co. 6lu4
DUPONT 'NICINITY-Attractive bedroom,
private bath; cross ventilation: sentleman n;
GENTLE hons No other roomers. MI tSoS
Iii2 SPRING RD. N.W.-Laree double
room, nicely furnished, near bath: private
nome; convenient tranSo. Ladies pre-
MT. PLEASANT, 3I6s 17th st. n.w.-ouiet
room. room, mcicsed porch; 2 block streetcar,
buS, ! man SD mo. DU. 3l6S.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Dble rm.. running
water, twin beds, S3s mo. Also dble,
Wln beds: IS per Wk. 1926 st NV
DOWNTOWN, l4os 18Th st. n.w'-Bed :
iivins ,nrlo room; ist floor, front, for ,. Also
1909 1tth, sT. Nw-Master bedroom.
private bath. unlim. phone. on car line.
Sut Ena working couple. or . girls. IA. 1855
ES zssS Eth ST. NV, near N. Fl. ave
ara or tVo; oNITn.W i9Hr .W5n1doVS W 18th St, bus
rooms. with small pvt sitting room: s'lit :
are are girls; ki,, privMeees RA oc3e
Us HIGH ST. Friendship Hts, Md.
DlstrHt line1Lsrse, wel-turn. rec room
Twin bees, pvt. ba III. freplace; eentlema n
or couple preferred, After $50 ewes or
Sunday WI. 1909.
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APARTMEkTs UhFURNlsHED

Nd room1 itchen o ~ b. BATH T. E'yef%sls Is, foo:
SOC Call WA 34I5
ZOO Hunt PI; Ne, Bennine-2 room.
to?nnlE; Hohenstein Bros. o. 81. ne. FIR
i,a3 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt &oa-e
rooms Kitchen. bath 81 81 Heat tarn.
ADULT HohenSteln Bros 652 H ST. ne.
s-LARGE-RooM APT, inclualns comoua-
uon dlnete and kitchen. 0ll heat, gas and
cleo included, PVT. bah and entrance.
-" -, b,Y AoHI rs @ng G;G block from Sea; Peas
:: R, X. AND B., modern corner house,
private ent. all utilities, sas heat. quret,
CHRISTIAN. tmDlovfd couple preferred. Ap
Ply ~, a,,er !, :! - - D st. g.
a, couple or :, men, >4,.50. 1nc.. gas and
sol. ith ST N.W.--Es' or 3 rooms. Kitchen
and bath: pref. working couple. heat, gas
ll:G6 ST Ne large rooms. reception
oNr oSa yRC" RooM ,",sps aYp 21 T1;sr i
niShed. SIS per month: adults only -t3l
Georgetovn I'd. Bethesda Md WI 9SuG
ENTIRE End FLOOR OF new 10-rm. stone
hogse hod ; rms bah Laree dgck porch
Is"5 HOLBRoOK ST. NE.NAjjractive
two rooms and kitchenerte including light.
"a and heat Semlprlyate bath. LU. 5t"4
?st9 18th ST. Ne larqe rms, kitchen.
line; very reasonable. See after I p m.
AVAILABLE NOV. 1st.
ave: : rooms kitchen dine1te and II bath;
coLoNIAL 1NvEsTMENr co.
Sl1 9th St NV
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond ond Viroinio

IOI +. BELLEFoNTE AVE, Alex, Va
,ounIe .Sniloe room. = block BUS Inc Call
SINGLE ROOM FOR employed s.rl seml-
p!. pa n: near bus Nuc. OXFORD OF
SILVER SPRING -Laras bedroom. 'e.n
oeG<, dressing room. Dyr. bah. ! OF ,
@nn., 81 gaS neat, unIm. phone S.. Ig5-
1oMf or ABLE ROOM suitable 10! or
n heat F.n, ,a-oh and Navy B-dss. Zoo y
q - Al. Va. Oh. H"2I
Al IkACllNE s,ng.e room. sem.Dg!ysre
oa'A. q'uft rr!gnoO!hood. couv Pru'aQou
ana Navy Annex, 20 min. from Town.
FALLS CIT II. Va Double room. win
Ged> ba,n TtemoL, garden Dps along
n,r,i ,9n ave Cgll Fall Church .-.A.-J
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, with sun
Gfc& IN new house, neat bah. Cal Temple
COLLEGE PtRk. MD FRS. floor bod
room. .PHEafr brll pE!}a-e tH rance.
NfRi ,i,t bes sJtrsc,He newIy tasn. room with
shower: also single room excellent ue.gF-
oo[hooo near Wa!het Chapel bus route,
2a!tee available Phone GL 4l..
bbXHCCLLUsIXE HONE GAS. FIREPLACE IN
ER0OM IRANSP 10 WAP DEPT I'VE
NlNGS OR SUNDAYS 0I, "tt;-
Evening star., 1943-10-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont.D

room with another; Twin beds; tn private
Jew Jewish 1p bone; con eonv, oPA and WPB asen-
sEL-Aik cLEBc-Llve in beautiful atmos-
phefe hetes 2 blk Ca and AZ ska bus line
Southern hostess, file ne food dinners s a spe-
eialty:., sH a3l7, and sH oi755.
i,oe ' I6th 81 ST. E5s S.WFine Fine rooms. @ Don" one
Sp9ss baths b: wec good meals Special Tetes
WEsLEY HALL "efo formeTiV TiVse5 Scots clnb-
RasIonlns RAJ Is no problem to YOU good meals
BILE: close TO work a grand lot of young
p2soople n residence. l4"6 21st st. NV.
HAVE VACANCIES. single and double for
Young or middle e-ased men or women. prl-
yate gentle home, unlim, phone; excel
private baths, homelike atmosphere; Icss.
hRLlNGToN-Grl to share room with
another; twin beds: cony, to all Govt.
bldgS good meals. Gil. o3Gs.
YOUNG GIRL to share large double room
with another girl IN lovely home, nicely
furn. twin beds inper-sprlng mats;
home cooked meals; walking distance
GIRL TO share large triple room. running
water. twin beds, also large double room,
:2nafY m n6BART PGAi5sfsS sr DS SwLsrse "+T recrea
non room. new maple furniture. shower
49, ''3tn 81. N.N.-LONeIy room gas
heat: bus at corner; excellent meals; lady.
-
DUPONT AREA-ExcIus:ve home for Govt.
girl: :! double rooms, excellent meals $50
mo. DU. 1924
1901 QUE ST, NV, near Dupont Circle
Walking distance downtown Large room
for Z, all lnner-SprInR mattresses, all new
!y furnished; boys or girls; plenty OF closet
space, best home-cooked meals; So. 90
each references.
1891 QUE ST. N.W-Slngle room. front;
walking distance downtown; 4! newly fur
niShed. home-cookcd meals: SO, references.
TOWN CLUB
] 500 Mass ave. Famous for food -
Are YOU tired Of cranky people? Only
happy persons permitted as staff or guests.
Doubles and triples DU 1864
Evening star., 1943-10-05

MacARTHTR BLVD. NW.-Coal heat.
private home. unIm phone. : OF 3 r,r.s:
!auudry included. EN-. 9iAS
i'fb 18TH ST NV. --- Nicely furri,he
rooms for Young men. also rooms for Ia
a:e, ENce.!ent board Elevator. II.
$50 18th ST. N.W.-Sui,aole = or ?. good
1000 : meals SUNDAY: pY. bath 81 PEI
sons. ~ monthly each co. 1856 IO.
~ I WIS AVE. NW.-P.eaSant s.ng.e m.
with porch III Jewish homa; excellent
meals: StFeetcar and bus a. door.
Evening star., 1943-10-05

ELDERLY LADY desires room and board
,i2oi1.e IN nee gentle home Can afford >50 per
Mlsh children. Box 4Go-A. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD or room only with
cufure1 family tEurOp or Sourh Amer
pref for refined French cir. Irtcresrcd I'd
- r.. cNch. Cal RE 5000. Ex' 80 -.
WOMAN, S"'tl"d would Ike room and
board. reasonable, would help w'h leht
cutie, private home. Phone PA uN}G.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

FOR TWO OR THREE MONTHS, 3 bed
room house wanted by responsible offcial
anxious to bring family 10 Washington
Box ii1-A. Star
BY GOVERNMENT war agency off1cal.
renting or subrentIng 3-bedroom unfuTn-
Ished detached house. suburban location.
cenvenlent TO elementary school. bus or
trolley. Call EX. 3I1l. Branch 1243 after
- q
NAVAL OFFICER desires furnished house,
3 or bedrooms. " baths. ward. Nov !
1896 II
SX-ROOM HOUSE, , bedrooms. unfur-
nished, Nv, Silver Spring Chevy Chase
lent reference. co. 1000 Ext. 10O-K e.
PLEASE CALL AT. OG25 # you have IN
unfinished, attached or detached. 2-bed-
room house for rent. Guarantee excellent
care Of your home -
OR 3 BEDRM. HOME, INF. resp Govt
empI., daughters, over j.: conv tram
shopping, schools; excel. ref. TR. ai44.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM, BATH. TELEPHONE. a-tract:ye,y
ave ap' bldg Cieye PIX or Oh Ch
ct, ,tnan; tNcM ce:. Fox 3SA-A. S:a!
from Oct Ia in select pllva.e nome Or
apaFtmen' doWn'ow Please Sra-s prlte.
particulars, telephone number. Box @4:!-A
COOPERATIVE nursery school needs .
large rooms n Bethesda . 20 II m :
GaNS Neek ca. o. t..nM or w AHIn-
Evening star., 1943-10-05
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

q ROOMS. " baths. recreation room. addl-
tlonal bath and completely equipped kltCh
en- IN baSem ent. built-in garage. nearby Md
20 min. from downtown WASHINGTON In
SDecti ION by appointment. Phone Dl. "353.
COTTAGE. ; roomS bath basement. fur
mace, sell tons coal. garage, yd.. bus line
Alexandria, govt clerk Transferring. Refs
Box I0S-A. Star -
$500 CASH. SI20 MO- or fam ) r
and b. and 3 r. and b. and porch. freD!.
gar, oil h: near trans. schools. 81 313}.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
ROOMS UNEUPkIsHGD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BIN. conn. ANE-SpacIoNs room with
closet. mex, bath luclosed porch ad1o.nlres
use OF & chen, same floor; employed Young
Evening star., 1943-10-05

We have TWO DISTINGUISHED clients Who
are willing TO pay rent up 20 500 per
month !or furnished homes Must have
GcOrRetoTn or equally desirable Inca flon.
and must have house well adapted %
extensive cn'ertainlna
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. l4ll.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING EdelmanS Gov-
ing & Storage Co, TAYLOR 2o3s. -
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeost

ANACOSTIA, near Navy YARD and Naval
AIT Statlon-Double room pvt. hone
gnltm phone TR. 51I4.
fS:'. End ST. S.E.-Larlc nicely tur-
nished double room. genr.Ic home: house
prNllcges, share ba h with ono only: Won
an, 30 to 30. reference 'cqu!Ied. can
alter Il y m, trinidad u!15. $40 ~
iiS eth ST. SE.-Larcc fronI room
neN' 10 bath. CT ", laundry amd ktcncn
nrN blk. car Inc, ! OF girls.
t:o 18th S.E.-AduIrS, . rooms, Gail be
twcon and q pm ~
hoe 10Th PL. SE.-Furn!,h she'd >.ngIc
room Can AT. 74l9 or Ms BcnnetJ,
~ 10Th ST, 81 Lovely single and
double nm adjoining bath and shower.
CONTINUOUS hoi wafer. ConY % cars and
buses. gentlemen FIR >1-3