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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Siaie-0wned Land
WIN % Aueliolled

LANSING. Dec. - - W =
Leasss to approximately 10000
acres q state-owned land tor OIL
and natural gas exploration will
be offered at IN auction tenta.
lively scheduled for veb. l. the
State Conservation Department
reported today.
The department said that dur.
ing lo45 II had SIS 1000 acres Of
state-owned land under lease,
bringing In revenue totaline
$3.50, 900 from rentals, bonuses,
and oil and gas royalties.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
~ Xa Il. Day ~
~ y ~ H
II p Y

Patriotic citizens Of Mount Clemens and Moeob County
who booked financing drives to today
watching the no Victory Loon drive concluding They
eou that this lost supreme effort to pay for victory
be doomed to folIure
Mony thousands Of Series victory bonds Of the 81 900
denomination are needed eost 80 Of them in Mount
Clemens to insure that the thrilling title Victory Loon
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Crashes into Petrol Car
TO Get Police Help

TACOMA, Wa1h.-(R-Cab-
bic Thomas Leggett made GER
tain Of getting police help In JIG
time.
He drove his taxi directly into
a couple of patrol cars parked
at a police station door.
The crash brought all the help
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Fighting
Divisions
By NEA Service

Doughboys of the 18th Lib
'erty Belly Infantry Division
celebrated Thanksgiving Day.
1914, by showing off for Europe,
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

Grasshoppers won't eat Ceres
wheat for some unknown rea-
son, 20 North = Dakota wheat
farmers have planted that vari.
ETY..
Evening star., 1945-03-30
.cardozo and Mckinley
victors in High School
Cadet Competitions

The opening cadet competitions Of
the high school year were held yes
terday, when Cardozo High School
won the battalion drill for colored
cadets and Mckinley High School
won the map-reading contest for
white cadets.
The regimental drill for white
cadets will be held at Central High
School April 10, followed by the bat
talon and band drill April 26. The
annual company competitive drill,
with the newly established second
band competition, will be held in
late May or early June by both
white and colored cadets. Definite
dates have not yet been set.
The 600 girl cadets are also ex-
pected to hold a competition at
some time In May at Central High
School.
Cardozo drilled yesterday with
cadets from Dunbar High School
and Armstrong High School at
Brooks Stadium, First and N streets
Evening star., 1945-03-30
Fourth District Schools
|CoIIectm,SOO Pounds
OF Paper in Day

An additional $500 pounds of
wastepaper was collected In schools
in the fourth district Of The Eve
ming Star-PTA salvage-for-v victory
program yesterday to bring the
grand total Of the drive to l2,435, ,o7s
pounds.
Yesterdays collection raised the
total for the first four days of the
week to 223,810 pounds, net in
crease of $500 over the previous
week. The increase, however, was
more than accounted for by three
special collections made from Mary
land schools not in the regular
weekly campaign, which totaled
29,876 pounds. The regular collec-
tions, probably due to the approach
OF the holidays, were below the pre-
vious weeks marks in most of the
schools. fl
The Papertroopers have been
urged to collect all the paper they
can during the next week, when the
schools are not in session, so that In
the following week when school re-
sumes, doubled production may be
reported.
Yesterdays collections of half a
ton or more were as follows: Murch,
10,457 pounds; Lafayette, 5,845;
Stoddert, 1000; Hearst, 5,835; West
brook, 5,785; Deal, 1854; Hardy, S.
1856; Key, 1882; Mann, 6,l99; Taft.
$500; Madison 2,481; Ludlow, 1898;
Petworth, $3.50; Brightwood. 2,627;
West, 4,116; Whittier. 2,145; Gage,
1907, and Eaton, 1900.
Evening star., 1945-03-30
By THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

by IdE HAShlN SEhtlCE.
@. What started the fire in the
coal mine near New Straitsville,
Ohio? Is 1t still burning?-P. M.
A. The fire was started in 1884
during a strike of coal miners when
several loaded mine cars on a tipple
were saturated with oil, ignited and
run into the mine mile under the
hill. 1t never has been extinguished.
@. What are the chief duties of
the members of the Federal Secret
Service?-E. L. H.
A. Employees of the Secret Serv-
ice Division of the Treasury Depart
ment have two major duties-the
apprehension of counterfeiters and
the protection of the President of
the United States.
@. What is the altitude of Berch-
tesgaden where Hitler's retreat is
situated?-A. r. E.
A. The village is situated 1,700
feet above sea level, two miles from
the former Austrian border.
@. What Is the assessed valuation
of real estate in New York City?-
L. L. D.
A. The total assessed value of
real estate and special franchises in
New York for the calendar year 1914
was s15,S45, ,991 ,014.
@. How large are meteorites?-
B. E.
A. They range in size from dust
particles to huge masses weighing
many tons. When passing through
the atmosphere these objects are
known as shooting stars, meteors
or fireballs. The term meteorite is
applied to them only after they have
reached the ground and are a part
of the earth.
@. Where may wife write for
particulars of the death of her hus-
band in action while serving in the
Navy?-E. r. M.
A. The Navy Department says
that 1t will be necessary for her
to write the Chief of the Bureau of
Naval Personnel, Navy Department,
Washington, D. c., to obtain this
information.
@. What connection has MANU-
triton with the rejection of men for
our Armed Forces?-V. B.
A. j. Raymond Walsh says: "Of
the first two million men sifted
through the draft, more than one
were rejected because OF
physical defects, in many cases due
in part to malnutrition.'
Evening star., 1945-03-30

NV. Cardozo's third battalion, led
by Cadet Maj. Frederick williams,
received the trophy nag from DR..
Garnet G. Wilkinson, FIRST assist
ant superintendent OF schools.
Dunbar's first battalion and ARM
strong's second battalion placed
second and third, respectively.
The Daughters OF the American
Colonists later will present a medal
to Cadet 1t. Robert E. Johnson,
who led McKinley's winning map
reading team in the contest yester-
day at Mckinley High School. West
ern High School placed second and
Eastern High School third.
Other members of the Mckinley
team, who also win receive medals
from the patriotic society, are Cadet
1t. Charles J. Andersen, Cadet Sergt
William NJ. Leonard, Cadet Corpl.
G. Judson Croft, Cadet Pfc. Elliott
Amidon and Cadet Pvt. James A,
Richardson.
Evening star., 1945-03-30
The Great Gameof Politics
War Agencies Plan to Continue Work
With Full Budgets After Germany's Fall

news by agencies and newspapers
was much preferable.
If now we are to abandon that po-
sition and. after the war, 60 into the
business Of officially handling the
news In the way suggested, very
real issue will be raised. Certainly,
Congress will want to have the
whole idea explained lucidly, con-
cretely and authoritatively. Con-
gress certainly will want to know
why, with the German war over and
only the Japs left to beat, the owl
thinks 1t has to have $54, 900 900 to
do its share. Even II the owl we're
efficient and effective, 1t would seem
too much.
Evening star., 1945-03-30

W ould regard
themselves a S
a BILE to g c t
along with con-
siderably less
money in the
fiscal year be-
ginning on that
date than in the
one ending on
June 80 received
q jolt last week
when the Presi-
dent submitted
to c on gr e S s
budgets for 10 of
these agencies,
which had heap
Evening star., 1945-03-30
Bv Frank K. Kent

The naive idea that, with the end
of the war in Europe (Which no one
now places later than July y, the
war agencies of the Government
Evening star., 1945-03-30
to
Questions

A reader can set the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Eve
ming Star Information Bureau, 316 ]
street N. E.. Washington 2, D. c. Please
inclose 8 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1945-03-30

The Season Skipper exclusive with Roeeh the that
preferred by both and they like the
obe double life leads They without it's lining
when the cherry blossoms all their glory but when the
frost is on the pumpkin they button the lining and enjoy its
warmth Thots why weIdressed Woshinetonons always
prefer this versatile fine quoI pure wool coo And remember
it's exclusive with Raleigh.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-17

Lower prices for clothing in Alaska may be expected by spring and summer as a result | of g joint OPA-WPB program now under way in Washington, according to the local OPA board Pointing out that clothing prices, which account for 13 per cent of the cost of living for low and middle income families, have increased II per cent in the last eighteen months, the board declared that they represent the only important section of retail prices which the OPA has not yet successfully stabilized.
 'In order to arrange their buying properly merchants and consumers need to know not only that this rollback IS under way but also that the Alaska Office of Price Administration is completing a specialized markup control for Women's and chll-
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-17
dren's apparel which will pass on the benefit of the rollback to AIaska's consumers"
KEA Notice

The annual meeting of the members of the Kodiak Electric Association will be held on Mon- day, March 5, 1945 at 8 o'clock pm and, through the courtesy of the American Red Cross, Kodi- ak Chapter, will be held in the American Legion Hall.
 The purpose of this meeting is for the election of 8 new board of nine directors to serve for one year and until others are chosen and qualified in their stead; and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before tho meeting.
 Dated the 20th of January, 19- 45. at Kodiak, Alaska.
 A. M. Haskell
 Secretary
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-17
OPA News

Three persons were arrested in Fairbanks on February 6 on complaints flied by Harry O. Arend, District Attorney, who filed charges against them on be- half of the Rent Division of the OPA. The persons arrested were: J. A. Pollastrine, South Cush- man and Gaffney Road; Beny A. Kleslnger, 53O Second Avenue; and Goldie Manlove, 1Ill Se- cond Street.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-17

Charles Hoop, former council member. departed on the Lakina for Seattle, where he plans to spend about 6 months visiting his sister, Mrs. Laura Penning- ton and while Outside will under go special medical treatment.
 For MT. Hopp, who recently resigned his position as city wat CT and street superintendent, it Is his first trip in 20 years to the States
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-17
LARA KIRl ISN'T THE ANSWER !!

AS A METHOD of Jap self-extermination A hara-kiri has proved an efficient ally
 But who wants to wait for all of Japan to fall on sword and cali it quits?
 No, hara- -kiri won't win this war. Wish ftll thinking won't win it either. This is job for Macarthur and Nimitz For G. l. Joe and g named ''YOU"l
 Now Macarthur ei.d Niritz and G. l. Joe can handle their end, as the record shows.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-17

But how about YOU?
 Your job at present is simply this: Keep on buying War Bonds week-in, week-out until final victory is ours. Buy on the Payroll Saving Plan; or buy on your own plan. Keep on digging into your wallet for every leaf of folding green you can spare and sink it into every bond it will buy! These bonds are your stake in Amer ica- today and tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-06
ROOMS WANTED.

SETTLED WOMAN (nonsmoker. nondrinker)
genial woman. Box 461-D, Star.
FURNISHED single room for gentleman,
permanent; convenient to transportation
any part Of city. Box 45s-D. Star: r.
YOUNG LADY wishes nice rm. in quiet
refined home near Conn. ave. bus or carline
Call MISS SWEENEY. MA. 5000. 9 to
FURNISHED, clean room wanted in Lynn
haven, Alexandria, by employed lady
p Mas By Ifs aga2 TEACHER s quiet settled
lady, needs room and bath: kitchenette
desirable. TR. 1928 or 3717 st. sc;
DOUBLE ROOM, two men employed at
Bureau Of Standards. Within walking
distance of same and near Wisconsin ave
preferred. References furnished. Box 1928
MDDIE-AGED MAN, regularly employed
in Office: with pvt. bath and late break.
fast in pvt. family. Any part Of city OF
easily accessible suburb. Box 441-D, Star -
YOUNG professional woman wants single
room in NV, section. within walking dis.
References. Box 403-D, Star. -
PERMANENTLY employed business woman
wishes room by August goth in private
home. Mt. Pleasant preferred. Ref. ex
CO. s0S5 Sunday morning or weekdays
Colonel coz Ed COUPLE want housekeeping
room, Emerson 1888. ask for JOHNSIE.
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ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-horthwss..

2112 EYE ST. N.w.-settled lady tc
share small house, garden; own room fur.
sn eospie a'n eo o ssS. Week
49, 49, a aTa sr o ssls rm priv: Gen;
ns d G6 szHa sf s. sHWnsrss double
front room on second floor. windows.
stores and transportation; s25 mo. each:
empty sdHlts only. Ap. 9377;; uu,. p..r.v
n eSSs SHOWER Dat BATH esntsman ssc
s 81 SEQ conn st'ef AvE@ DC widow has
eoom1fortabie st n, n9 room for or 2 LADIES'
s fs9s A 4 81. sl Nw-youns ladies, large
nicely furnished double, single BEDS hrst
n 1Gs4 BEIM 10 II ST. NV off 14th st. car
f $Ss NEWTON 81 sf aoois AR nd sS So
5gTn ;%aI y IN S4 g Ap IS. 5SoS Bedroom
large cool and quiet: 3 windows and door
IN 2nd-foor porch; share bath with one
other; bus at corner; gentleman $40
HOTEL Fox, e1e 18th st, NV. y block
~ PET d PsRK ME- Hoi 49, aoa ,a,b $.
2 blocks from GREYHOUND Bus station
SIs MYRTLE Il e. E s. ST. per N dSy EX sPfe
Jewish couple: SOS. RA. a4so.
semiprivate bath gentlemen or service per
sSalsble oFe 81 s4as $50 month
/ 1873 18th ST. ,N.W-Furnished rooms
6H nes s caA sGpbs s IS S Jastyn
n.w.-Large, beautiful room, southern ex-
posure; in private det: home; gentleman
9ny Ga $5s per H ms ssss Or
room, nicely furn:, private semitic home;
sEosGfTo SRs s 1921 St. eE Sa9
t sSs sS fs ST. wv saS DE sss
sDg b1 sinsif s49 6as double s4S; near
CoLoRED-Ioss PARK RD.; several com.
Portable rooms for single and married RE
PARK PARK ROAD 81 H eaH CO. CO AL 0''''
COLORED = 1916 WALLACH PL. NV
Large, front room, suitable for 2 girls, 50
6S os9 aifE 1f ST. say spRdsy large
MssF SGoa suitable suitable home for or ss
DISQUALIFICATION REM RENTAL SERVICE
Several nice rooms for single persons or
Renen oeaen 81 ca IL Mss SASS
until pm; 9 to weekdays. ME. 1893.
CoLoRED-1a1e 9th ST. N.w.-Double
room with twin beds. IS per person wk.
COLORED-3229 18th ST. N.W-Young
married couple; large front room; no
kitchen privileges; S35 per month.
COLORED-15OS S ST. N.W.-Reflned
Govt girl or student to share large furn.
SIS week. NO. 1917.
CoLoRED-1s63 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
Girl to share room with another girl. $50;
CoLoRED. 1889 18TH ST. NV. Apt. 1ol.
front room; 2 or 3 girls; near transp. I;
CoLORED, 1908 W ST. NW.-Larse front
room, suitable for couple or two. $40;
single room, .S26, No cooking. g.
Ladies only, . girls: front rm.. $40. GUY
| TIMER. 1928 You st. NV: NO. 1907.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

buSSSsS ~N 1880
MoyE sdsH5 msdsla l sss
So $3.50. s Halt aim ssss: balance $s7 80 PEI
nH H ave G. ma MAy s9 R4sss co. 1914 Rhode
MOVE RIGHT Ms rooms, oak floors
tile BATH garage x Teashe Tod nm N.
s snaseH like rent ss vacant sG0e es MayNoR
s CO. 1914 Rhode Island ave. ne
Suiis Brick home eons sas less than
Wooded 1Ssa Bot q &c. .pproainstes
picturesque home contains on first nooT
fireplace, screened LIVING porch; large arc
or door ' comprises three Sedrms. and 2
tains large finished Escrestion room an, and
automatic heat, copper plumbing, detached
ping and transp. You may secure imn e;
WoRTHNdroN Tssa sass a.oTss
sfyr s. s FIN after pranD M 1 snsh
rustic wooded sN acres. in an exclusive
ss This SE .as 1 aSs sss ssn n
equipped kitchen, bedrooms, bath and
ssn oa s oS neor
and servants quarters in full basement
bling, oil heat, two-car garage. Offered
for sale due TO owners illness. This
home combines city conveniences with
country living. Priced $4,000. For
further information and appointment to
inspect call WORTHINGTON REALTY,
exclusively. s427 oeorFia ave. 81. e54l
sf. 300 byowNs H ief IL one ant ., tire,
rooms and bath, and rent out the other
WAT water 09h heat. oil Price. $1,000. Easy Easy
terms on balance; LARRY STEELE. RE
ST 900 Downs rooms and bath, row
brick, hot-water heat, built-in garase;
good ne. location; possession. Priced
IARRY STEELE. RE. o4s s. or pi. ssis
CHEVY CHASE, d. G. - Center : hall brick
Colonial bedrooms and 8 baths on
second floor, paneled library and lavatcry
on nrst noor, oil heat, recreation room
2-car ssrase; A moderr home Il Ie:
strict,ssd locator, a1TH osaAAs = rdlIIf1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-06
BOATS.

MANIFESTATIONS in good condition.
NICE SHc fI LITTLE CABIN CRUISER for the
family, "a foot, 2 hunks, running water.
sink, refrigerator. stove electric lights,
new life preservers. anchor, compass, fully
equipped, ready to go. Oocked in Wash
ington; $1,000 cash. SH. 1920. Can be
seen Tuesday afternoon
WANTED-Cabin cruiser modern. 40 to
30 it.. in good condition State price and
location. Box ABE. Star,
CANOE, 10 IT,. price, $50. 2012 So. Ran
dolph St. Arlington. Glebe $685..
WHEELER PLAYMATE, 32-ft. loungtng
sedan; excellent condition: completely
equipped; Lux system, dinghy; sleeps g; at
MAN BoRCHERs, $3.50 Arunah ave, Bal
timore 10, H.
THOMPSON 16-ft. speedboat, absolutely
tight hull, newly painted, with 22-h.p. Elto
twin cupboard, Al condition. 1926. Apply
FOR SALE-33-ft dory cabin f1shing boat;
also rowboat. Apply BERNARD HAZEL,
50l7 9Th st. NV.
28-FT. CRUISER, left speedboat hull
2-horsepower cupboard. Call after pm,
North 4193.
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POULTRY 6 EGGS.

CHICKS-Reds and Rocks. near week old:
sci per 100. WALLACE, Emerson 47e7.
Delivery extra. g.
WHY GRIPE about the scarcity of eggs oil
chickens? It's your own fault II you
don't have both. Judge Hunt pullets from
the finest strains are laying now. Buy
10 or 20 pullets for your back yard or 100
for your country estate. Also ready today
pullets and pullets that will lay this month
and next throughout the winter. Reds
Rocks. Leghorns and Austra-whites. Also
baby chickens started chicks. ducklings
Come out and see them Telephone Rock
W. Montgomery ave, Rockville. Md. Take
Route % from Rockville.
BABY CHICKS always on hand. Lowest
prices. Also started chicks and large
breeding ducks. LARRY RIGGS, end oil
So washington St.. Rockville. Md. Tele-
BABY CHICKs-Taking orders for deliv.
cry beginning Sept. s: Rhode Island Reds
Rocks, White Rocks; MRS. 3. W. LA
ROCHELLE, Spruce 035S-J
DAY-OLD CHICKS. heavy, light breeds
have reduced our price So. so per hundred
special price large regular orders; coccidi-
osis remedy on hand; order your fall poul-
try house and equipment now; talking or.
ders electric battery brooders. supply vers
INC. Alexandria $3.50 7s
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS, wks. old.
females, sired by Red Ashes. Gall Spruce
PERSIAN KITTENS, 8; beautiful male. =
weeks old: house broken. AID. 1895.
PEkINGESE. ideal pet; Axe; show-winnel
pSps, besgties, 4 months old. cah Fail'
HOUND PUPS, black and tan. 2-mo.-old
1928 18Th pL. Oak SPRINGS Branch
COCKER PUPS. beauties, champion strain
sired black and honey; $50. Phone An
napolis 4351, 304 Annapolis st.
BOXER PUPS, Axe registered, well bred
very healthy, ears trimmed. ready to go
E sId Crow ped s5sd' female ,r. q
PUPPIES, i've. 8 weeks old, free to good
homes. nice pets. 6619> Central ave.
WANTED-Home for black cocker spaniel
healthy and active: nice house pet. WILL
LIAM BOSWELL, WI. 4410.
AIREDALE, thoroughbred, female; will give
away to some one who will give her q
good home in country; gentle and love:
children. Phone RIA. 9454.
HARLEQUIN, fawn and brindle Danes
also pups. excellent bloodline; $50 up
r. D. LINDSEY, Silver Spring 039s.
BOXERS, choice pups, both sexes, fawn OF
immediate or future delivery. AL. ,0So5
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FARM and GARDEN.

TREE REMOVAL, complete handspring,
planting, seeding, draining: no Job toe
large or small free estimates. Covered
by compensation liability and property
damages insurance. WASHINGTON LAND
SCAPE CO, EN-. 1875, Union 0962.
BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDING now. Elk.
perts in lawn building, top soil. fertilizing
pruning. Complete landscape service
Call EN-. 0377. H.
WANT approximately so hemlock trees
GARDEN DEvELOPMENT-Spec ever.
green's for screen foundation lawn. large
Towering shrubs, old-fashioned perennials
bedding plants, heavy clumps of myrtle
for banks, shady spots. Grading. seeding,
drainage maintenance. Fences, rustic los
walls. guard rails, pergolas, arbors, trellis
dens, pools, painting, carpentering. Won
dergro makes poor soils good, good soils
better. Free estimates. Ii. 1928. H.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

MAN AND WIFE, about 40, without FAM
lily, wanted to live in furn. house in NV.
sub with father and ess ssus
TAKoMA Park. MD.-For rent, 5-rm
In excellent condition: lot 75xIg0 It., fruit
trees and chicken house; available Aug. 15;
viii rent furn. for S125 mo. Call D1. 70s3
GROOM BUNGALOW with large recrea-
ion room, auto gas heat, electric stove
Bendix radio. nicely furnished through.
sleeping, fenced backyard with lovely
flowers: this house has never been leasedi
everything furnished but. silver; 1-yeai
and furnished; near oath and Rhode
island ave. ne Box 340-C, Star.
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AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post.
war delivery of new Taylorcrafts. Swifts
ssss RePSNsf sssRss
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details cali CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL 1888. or HYDE FIELD. SP OSSs
AIRPLANE. Miles Sparrowhawk, 13o-h.p;
for its horsepower with an N. c. license;
tops IT'S m.p.h.. lands so mp.h.; S2,250.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-MD. and VA.
1913 35th ST. Mt Rainier. Md.-Cross
ventila ton, inner-spring mattress; y block
streetcars and buses; S25 single. $40 dou-
BILE; unlim phone. WA. .6174.
1910 23rd RID. N. Arlington, Va.-Two
blocks from bus; unlimited phone, $50
wk Gil. 65O4.
s25 S. GLEBE RD.. Arlington-Second-
floor front room, twin beds, for 2 gentle
LARGE double room for employed couple.
Also single room for young lady. Phone:
laundry privil. On bus line. Warfeld
SLY.
ARLINGTON-Single room. gentle home;
near buslines, shopping center. conv. 70
Pentagon. Fort Myer, Navy Annex. CHI.
1859
1881 s. POLLARD ST, Arlington-Large
double room. private home: So each week.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED.
MovlNc. PACKING end STORAGE

win take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANs
M sSTI xSv sToRAG sE GO Ia sea7 -
and lor distance: No Job too large ana
none too small ~ 100:
10000 50. TT. available for .torase; clean.
service: very reasonable rstes. On. $500.
ATTENTION, Government wofkers-.lisht
moving done ct -FOUR oonveniencss DAY ~
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ApARTMEATs WANTED tcsss.l
SMALL FURNIsnED APT. or light house:
keeping room with laundry priv, needed
Immediately by service wife with child.
MARiNE's WIFE AND 10Y want room or
children or Ink. L. GEHLE, 246 Port
land 81