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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
Rv Jack Stinnett

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has been referred to cften as the greatest practical poli- tician" of our time. Since he swung the electorate for four consecutive terms, there can be very little argu- ment to the contrary. But political observers here now are saying. When it comes right down to prac- tical politics, we give you President Truman"
 There are few persons who know the real inside of what happened in the case of David Lilienthal's nom- ination for another nine-year term as director of the Tennessee Valley Authority. These persons aren't talking.
 However, in view of what has been made public, the behind-the-scenes story isn't hard to credit.
 A few months ago, Sens. Kenneth Mcclellan and Tom Stewart, of Tennessee, longtime foes of the IVA Director, were so far from con- curing in Lilienthal's reappoint- ment that colleagues freely predict cd filibuster if it appeared certain that the IVA director might be con- firmed.
 Then President Roosevelt died and President Truman took over Within a few weeks it was known that he was going to send Lilien- thal's name up for reappointment. He did.
 {. Somewhere along the line, Presi- Csnt Truman managed to circum- vent this troublesome matter.
 Senator Stewart and Senator Mo- Kellar, who succeeded to Truman's job as president pro tenn of the Sen- ate and holds enough other key posi- tions in the upper chamber to be dubbed the most powerful man in the Senate today, greeted Presi- dent Truman's nomination of Lil- isnthal with one of the truly re- markable statements on record.
 We oppose the confirmation of Lilienthal as IVA administrator" the Senators said jointly. He was first appointed without consultation with us, and has been against us ever since"
 At another point they declared. We have thus been compelled to oppose his vacillating, cunning, un-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
EVERGREEN BOWL
 FIELD DAY OFF; ! WEATHER E BAD
U. s. Shipping Losses

Because of the weather the field day which is generally held each Friday was called off yesterday, but next Friday we will try again and We hope to be more successful, said tsae Evergreen Bowl directors.
 sThe weather conditions disappoint- Sd around 80 boys and girls yester- day Although there were no schedule of games, Barney Ander- Sen, supervisor. had basketball, in- Soor golf, croquet and distance face covering the territory around the bowl for the kids.
 ! Next week, weather permitting again, field day will be held and it is hoped as good crowd or larger will turn out for the games and ac- tivities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
M0MENTOES0F LUpE VELEz ARE
 AUCTlONED OFF

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., June 23 The mementoes of Lupe Valez were aucticned in her luxurious garden yesterday, ranging from S57,300 worth of jewels and furs to dust mcps, pancake turner's and potato mashers.
 Mrs. Buck Jones, widow of the cowboy movie actor, bought two diamond bracelets for $15,400.
 Nearly 400 bidders CT onlookers, three quarters of them women, gathered on the lawn behind the Spanish-type mansion where Lupe, the fiery Mexican film star, killed herself last December IA. The home and furnishings were auction ed Thursday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
EMAIL BOY HAS BULLET IN BRAIN
 MORE THAN WEEK

1 ROCHESTER, Minn., June 23.- Four-year-o Larry Roe. a bullet in his brain, was under observation by Mayo Clinic specialists at St. lMary's Hospital today.
 Larry was flown to the hospital by Army transport plane from iGreat Falls, Mont, last night. He Twas conscious and talkative en- route.
 The son of MT. and Mrs. Ray fnond Roe of Fairfield, Mont, Larry was accidentally shot in the light temple June IA while he and D companion played with a rifle. Physicians recommended that he be taken to Rochester where a brain specialist could remove the bullet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23


 PICTURED is one of the wars top secrets, major factor in victory the laying of pipelines across the English Channel to feed oil to our war-front on the Continent. Tugs (top) tow a drum unreeling 70 miles of welded 3-inch pipe, and (bottom) drum stands idle-90 it. long, 50 it. thick, 1900 tons loaded. Long prepared, begun after D-Day. the work went on until twenty lines were laid and a million gall Ions day were flowing to our arm- ies as far inland as Frankfurt-on- the Main in Germany. British Off, cial Radiophotos. Internationul)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
BEEN IN PACIFIC DISLIKE NIESI
 HOME HAIRED

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Joe E. Brown, film comedian just re- turned from 38.000-mile tour of the Pacific battlefronts, said the American fighting men out there don't approve of persecution of American-born Japanese in this country.
 They think it's terrible" he said. They think it's horrible. I know. I've had number of round table discussions with them on that subject alone"
 Empire Wd7.E-dds C177lg results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
Man from Missouri Shows Them; Truman
 Is praditaI Politician

scrupolous double dealing and his false methods, policies and practices in the IVA
 'Lilienthal is personally and poli tically obnoxious, offensive and ob- jectionable to each of us.
 But, and here come the payoff in the statement, the President who has just taken office and upon whcse successful administration at this critical time the success of our beloved country depends, and whom we like, has sent in his nomination fer reappointment.
 We have therefore concluded simply to make this statement and vote against his confirmation and leave the matter there"
 Not the least important of their phrases was the President, whom we like"
 It's said here on very good author ity that President Truman simply asked the two Senators what they would do under the circumstances. That's the kind of language "prac- tieal politicians" understand and re- spect. The Senators couldn't con- scientiously vote for or even approve of Q longtime opponent. But they could and did tear down the i'm pregnable front they might have maintained under other circum- stances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
DUPONT MADMAN
 STILL AT LARGE

No additional trace has yet been found of the alleged lunatic report ed in the Thane-Dupont area, Deputies of the U. s. Marshals off, flee revealed today.
 The officers led a search party through the area south of Dupont yesterday, but uncovered no signs indicating the whereabouts of the sought man. The search is continu- ing.
 RHODES HERE
 A. [. Rhodes, of Fairbanks, is guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
vERGALA IN TOWN

Steve Vergala, Jr., of Washing ten Bay, has arrived in Juneau and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

THE COVETED Army Athletic Asso- citation trophy, awarded annually to the Best All-around Athlete of the graduating class at the U. s. Military Academy, goes this year to Cadet Dale s. Hall (above), Par sons, Kan. He won seven varsity letters during his three years at the Academy. (InterndtiondD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

Cara M. Houk and Helen D. Hatch, on the staff of the Sheldon Jackson School at Sitka are visit ing here. They are guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

-. Let's get ready now to welcome the volunteer salesman with a generous heart and an open pocket book. Thousands of men, women, boys and girls are giving their time to take your bond subscriptions. They know how vital this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

MIR, MRS. JOHNSON IN JUNEAU
 MT and Mrs. A. Johnson, of An chorage. are guests at the Gastin- eau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
MRS. BLANToN SOUTH

< Mrs. w. P. Blanton and children Ire passengers south on the North sea for a visit in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
IN FROM wHITEHoRsE

Helen Linger and Irene Sullivan of Whitehorse are guests at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

Mrs. Raymond Wisesnasi, Of Haines, has arrived in Juneau and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

Process cheese is made by grind ing up natural cheese, blending it and pasteurizing it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

rine It. Gen. Roy S. Geiger said, We have met the Jap on his home land and with his crack troops and We have destroyed him"
 L. s. Shipping Losses
 American shipping losses at Okin- ava were run up to B sunk and approximately 55 damaged in Kami- kaze tsuicide) attacks Thursday night. Twenty more small groups struck yesterday and Tokyo claimed l9 U. s. ships were hit in renewed attacks today.
 Today's American air strikes were directed against Kamikaze bases on Kyushu and air fields near Tokyo. Yesterdays B-29 strikes through rainbow hued antiaircraft-fire, born- baidiers said, virtually Knocked out Kure Naval Arsenal and five air craft plants. Four Superforts failed to return. Tokyo said 29 were Gowned.
 Australians occupied Mir airfield Sn Borneo and Chinese captured two small interior towns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
COPE IN TOWN

! Glen D. Cope, of Palmer, is fuest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
FUNTER MAN HERE

II. F. Hargrave, of Funter, Alaska is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
WAY BEING PAVED
 NEXT MOVE
Thousand Plane Attacks to Be Made Before h.
 vasion Starts

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Empire Wanr-ad, c,7uo results,
Evening star., 1945-07-18
|MlscFLLANEous WANTED tcons., !,

sErafns AZ nassanss Sc Ss ssF iS SS E ss
ss; Hishsst prices paid for hgnss, rags.
MsHIsIcAI I'll lHsTKg}MEaSsTs. y}ls highsss ssn sssa
FAINT ssPnAyER. portable. air compress
c,,tat sur, electrically operated, paint spraying
PIANo--We are looking for spinet, apart
hishsst cash d price' ane aE.1 gtas s4sS A Pay TINS
any make any kind. any eondltion. efha na phons
HA 2965 after 10 am
Pes Psa5s qRMTIsati EM ai7n 9r grand will pay cash
PIsNoswGrands, apartment uprights. or
af.i gay JoRpANP asfa Prsf fso ss5
PIANos-We win pay the top market
repair. Phone steinway dealer. DI. s484,
9:30 to 8 pm. or WI 2454 Sunday and
PLANO; upright or grand. need not be per-
PIANOS WANTED - Grands. sptnets or
RGGo a5es'f SoRcR REffi fio gag s.. ~.
RADIOS wanted, home table models, COM
saTTTo, = RApIo CO. i7oe 7th 81. NV.
men sas dood sofEas sas ssSsEi aOes ca
AID. 4102 days-AD. 1864 ewes.
SEWING MACHNES-We Duy all types;
plea ting 917 So RE. 1900. RE. 23if ;.
TYPEWRITER-Will pay cash for used
W2RRpRoBE eE TRSkMudt dssers Il BE- s1gS ~ GOOD
condition. viii pay cash. Call DE. 3512.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS ano oio goIo. dlA-
NEST sURK INC s1A 18th NV DI. 2773.
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., 500 indians
ave. .n.w,-Househoid. ofhce and antiaus
furniture wanted. Highest cash prices
paid. ma 5939: am. to pm. Ewes.
monds, stlverware, cameras. clothing and
firearms: also choice Of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWETG ME- 91I3
clothing, cameras, silverware. radios, etc.
FRANK CHAsIN: 617 D st. NV. MA. 1884
NEED electric iron, vacuum cleaner and
Singer sewing machine, treadle or elec.
Call Ma. 1857 before pm.
Evening star., 1945-07-18

ExTERMINATE, y you need an extermi-
sEiP sfqfs SoyaRs oTsaqseS aSp
Workmanship; 5 : day delivery. DAIGNE-
AuLT Decorators, co; $500.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
nervousness, piles: colds, fiu or other all
Lady LADY nafaEopstR 20 70 sft; yrs. experience. in
LET LET YouR CHILDREN play while you shop
VT Vse SoTf psy BY gd the nap hour say bs
silver iS Spring. M sH. s1SS. 1 A'A' IL
FOR sALE-1st trust note. bearing So
on Lee blvd. Arlington. Va. Note under
JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 q st. NV.
PER- FERMASENr ~ 81; .rls seamgoc s1a t,n apssr
wATcS T sfEppk FpPaIRiSsa lssS Z Ssy,
work 's1Sns CENTER
& GIFT MART. 514 10th st. bet. E and
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-.
Wrig T. II YOU are IN need Of loan I'D to
$500 $40 a on 50 yonI au Sc Z ] nature n ..> ~.,, .s
WestsTy sldg gi, T,Ia ESh 18th ,nnS,,., NIX ..o,,.,
Hnes5 ,ro teasass se
YOUNG MOTHER with s. year old boy
wishes to take care of another child in own
home, 2S13 Naylor rd. Sc, Apt. /.
SLIP COVERS, professionally cut and
tailored: early appointment; restricted
ARTfsT-rENAS@Young fisfisf At lSs lady wants free
lance accounts, correspondence, invitation
list. fashions consultations given. MI. 0046.
business located in London. England. Box
474-A, Star. 19s
IMPORTANT BRITISH OFFICIAL, arriving
etza artIx et~A -a4A
erately priced, in Cathedral area prefer
ably. Call EX. 2020, Ext. I'll.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started,
ice statements; prompt reas. sH. s6. 1884.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. 80 years old. IS
years in manufacturing business, expert
snced in
eSH eoLEReE 1RSIA' ssiRsasiDuArE. sissiu a., Phi Beta
pTsasS DaaS ssfsa
appropriate capacity. Box 401-A, Star. 10.
EXPERT DRUMMER available. Cali GE.
GARDENER, general experience. including
greenhouse work; mar married W. wILKIss' ST!
JANTTOR, colored, desires part-time job.
evenings only, in small apartment building.
Experienced. Excellent local references. Box
MAN. coIored, wants chauffeur job, ,pri-
yate family; free to travel 1920 colum-
MECH2NfCAL, structural, electrical and
marine engineering service, design, layout
and complete drawings, process calcula-
patents, supervision Of construction, con-
sultation. For appointment call Alexandria
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, M. Sc. grad
recently released from active duty. over
90 years engineering experience, research
sration sna Of Complete S drawing ing SETS Special
zed in seaF
PIANIST AMI ckNDEh tOr COChtalL iVuisE
background, music, popular and semi
classical MI. 1852 after pm.
RESTAURANT MANAGER for small place,
not more than so capac.; yrs civ. ex-
perience, 10 yrs Army cooking. Box
473-A, Star. 20@
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN, 3S, married
avail. for position as of. mgr, sales rep.
or admn. asst to busy executive. Exc
exp in business admn. and sales with
earnings above average: good education;
YoiJNS Roy, colored. desires part-time
messenger or similar work; good ref. no
nightwork. Phone NO. 5073.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SCoTTK PUPS weeks old Axe. reg
istered. From champion stock; males and
females; $50: Bowie 2747, 1S'
and females. priced right. n. D. LIND
SEY. Silver Spring 039S
SHETLAND SHEEP DOG, q months old.
Axe registered. $50: cocker spaniel pups,
SIS and $3.50. PET FOOD SHOP, $500 $500
Lee hwy, East Falls Church. Va RFalls
EnnHreh Snn1 hsM 2449 snS snring day; GL 346s ewes
lent with children Call TIE. s365.
KITTENS, Siamese and Persian, pedigreed
stock. now available. MISS PAYNE, Falls
KITTENS, beautiful manx. wonderful
mouse mousers MISS PAYNE. Falls Church
sIAMEsE KITTENS, 10 weeks. pedig-eed.
WILL GIVE beautiful weeks puppies
away; must have good homes. Call DU.
BOXER PUPS, Axe registered. cropped
ana immune; faxns wa 4I45:
COCKER SPANIEL puppies. weeks old
Pedigreed. $50 and $;s5. 81. 1928.
CAIRN TERRIERS purebred puppies
and aGr sss cray spd ssss S5swn mos old male
PUPPIES, mother spitz, 10 weeks, par
tally housebroken. So each. 1921 Spring
boBEkMsN rs, En- ssoS' rrNscHER, female, 49,
months old, pedigreed, gentle, excel. for
children. Call Elk 09l9
LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME for 3-mo. .
old kitten, female. Call RE. 5970 after
KITTEN, siamese. registered blue point,
months old. Tel. Chestnut 1900. Ext: 753.
wANTED-Good home for two kittens,
POLICE PUPPIES for sale. Cali Mich
igan 6I22
Evening star., 1945-07-18
HEIp WoMEN.

teresting and vital war work. Earnings a.
Ssrmanent @ @ positions promotiOn @ 1 opportnnl. s1ni
ties; axes 1s TO 3b. Apply employment Of
ice, 722 18th st. NV Monday through
sisis sSa 4Ha eHssAPEakE e pR sss poaoaa SIC
approved BY War ManDower Commission.
eleTical auties. TSis S Is s psrmsnens @ n posi aIl
tion with an old-estabiished Washington
ns in nSs % so So Issd
Give age, education, reference and resi-
SnT Ssnse psIn foT past w years spx Ssa-x staT tai
teach you hoy to repair shoes: put on half
and whole soles and new. heels! All mod
ern machinery; no experience needed. We
repair stores sfter brief TRAINING period.
No fees to pay. Apply MAIN OFFICE 627
PERMANENT position with excellent fu-
sonnel finance ofice. No experience neces-
ons Tsns Spfs
ane Hyattsyiiie, Md. Eliminate trans
RfassHSY sos Rhode issRnS sRS ave. Mt NJ.
PoHfsWg SsRe
CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st.
PERMANENsTP PER iS sP@f Position with good future
Progressive. Independent ice cream COM
pany desires services Of woman for la-day
telephone work and h-day clerical work
for production dept; no experience neces-
sary, MELVERN DIARIES, INC, los
Que st. ne.
SUITLAND-Cashiers for cafeteria located
in Census Annex. Starting salary at 81 $40
per annum, plus meals each working cay.
within the area of quick transportation,
who are looking for a steady. well-Laid
position. Apply GOVERNMENT SERVICES,
INC, 1119 21st NV or call EX, 74b1.
CHRISTMAS CARD leaders; make money;
sell line that leads in quality. variety,
card ST box; UP to soc profit gift wraps,
religious, humorous, others: SAMPLES on
approval Chiffon GREETINGS CO.,
l47 Essex, Dent, 141, Boston, Mass
Evening star., 1945-07-18

TREE WORK. seeding. fertilizing, spray
landscape service. Call EN-. 0377. 1Ss
SoDDING, topsoil, hedge trimming and
complete landscape service. HOWARD
LANDSCAPE CO, II. 04S6.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor;
grounds, large and small parks, ceme-
teries; residence grounds speciality; seed
ing, fertilizing, spraying, trees trimmed
and removed; estimates free. AT. $3.50
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor:
grounds, large and small parks, Cemeteries:
residence grounds a specially: seeding,
fertilizing, spraying: trees trimmed and
removed; estimates free. AT. $3.50.
2 10x3S 6-PLY TRACTOR TIRES, 2 rims
and wheels, for HI Farman tractors.
sODDNG, GRADING, topsoil. Complete
GARDEN DEVELOPMENTS ever
greens 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 log
walls, guard rails, pergolas, arborS. trellis.
Driveways, hagstones, terraces, rock gar
dens, pools, painting, earpentering. Won-
dergro makes poor soils good, good soils
better. Free estimates. II. 4225. 21s
Evening star., 1945-07-18
HoME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES


CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fiagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, flreplaces.
T. MARCUCCIO Route 4. Horners lane.
GUARANTEED 1iUllsiisi ED HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
We do papering. painting roofing. weather.
stripping, asbestos siding. carpentry and
CONTRACTING CO., e15 New York aye. aye.
PicoE PiS; A sERy,oE. ss no,nins put the IS oss..
aIet instaIlatiens; Bruce finishes FLOOR
mo ~ coNTRoAcISohss C To IS9s INC. 1912 w'scon'
JoHNs-MANVLLE roofing, siding. insula-
EENNEss H66ASrasd d6ArnoToR So Sadne S neo
struction. repairing, remodeling. asphalt
sshingle roofs: asbestos wall siding insula.
eson sa%Ef sGRsTsIf ca avisssssa sssssa Estimates free
JoHNS-MANVILLE roofing and asbestos
sidinsgs estimates Without obiigstiOn. THE
MODERNIzR YOUR HOME ana add addi-
tio3al income sttics made into rSSanS rooms
%ars pnbns
asbestos siding and roofing and general
house repairs Get our free estimate
Hcrss eo nsso fAh0Hs f1Gs e.
PaINTING and paperins for property
sens ns eFe work o Une TNFk st onae Gone
supervision. material and mechanics used
+. HI. DOUGLAS e. CO., DU. 345S.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs, home
repairs; white mechanics. work guaranteed
Call any time. AID 6l29.
IN vIRGIN1A-cail PATTERSON-G -GARDl-
NER CORP, Hobart 4l20, Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding insulation; storm win
dows- screens, heating. remodeling Terms.
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. Ho. 4120; Johns-Man-
Vile roofing siding. Insulation; storm win
dows screens. heating. remodel.ng Terms.
REMODEL, modernize your nome now:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION co. $500 Wis. ave WI 1900.
WATERPR0OFING, all kinds; Easements
waterproofed, windows caulked, etc. ROB-
ERT E. PRICE. Republic 1881. 21s
Evening star., 1945-07-18
BOATS.

OUTBoARD MOTORBOAT-Fiye h.p.,
Water Witch. perfect working condition, IL
IT. Canadian made boat, 43-inch beam,
heavy construction, with accessories. Call
AUX. YAWL, 55 feet overall, 15-foot gin.
beam; sleeps 8; large salon; priv. double
stateroom; modern equipped galley; pres
sure water system. hot and cold; toilet
and bathtub; phone installed; oil heat:
suitable for year-around living aboard
perfect condition throughout; shown by
appt. only. Phone RE. 0751. les
DODGE RUNAB0UT, 22-ft., for sale: per-
feet condition. Can be seen at Severn
Yacht Yard. Eastpcrt- Md See Mr.. Mason.
36-FT. CABIN CRUISER, $1,000; sleeps 4.
Call RE. 7400, Ext. 1859 or 495s, between
FOR sALE-Johnson Ship. twin outboard
motor, good condition. Call SWETMANS
oUTBOARD MOTOR, Ship Elto. Al con-
dition; sell or trade for smaller motor.
SEY S $ sAILsoAT; Lssa q T.. complete. $3.50.
81 ELco CRUTsER, 11o-h.p.. motor.
sleeps 4. complete galley. 125-gal fresh
water tank: ready to go. on Chesapeake
FOR SALE OR TRADE-16-foot saiiboat
with new sail and rigging with trailer.
Trade for motorcycle or sell $175. WA.
S2-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 8 cylinder, Gray
equipped. good looking, perfect condition;
ready to go; price, SI,500. Call Wayside.
Nd, Wayside 2459, or write Box /, Mt.
Victoria, Charles County. Md.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-sorthwe..

1888 18th ST. N.W.-F,Tnished rooms.
PSsa nSss! vaRS6M Sfisist ST. Nwpousl. rm lsr with
sfsh sfs masfETTa 4slsf fTS FE Ho NV siNi w.lturn
front room. next to bath; private home.
GEosGEToWN. eano5isGfn s6as a cam csmbrids. tns.r
30th and oue)-Room in quiet home;
saSss sSos xEToS sfnssiPh Pn NRRoom sn bath neat.
ly furnished. desirable location, near bus
AND car line, OF Tenley Circle; gentleman.
SIS UPsHuR sT. N.w.-Nice front bed
sss Ssss ycN csl Ikss IA 1871 from. snas.,
room with private shower bath in gentle
home; bus stop at door; references re-
HUME sssff FoE Sas Sss Iss nc sTs EM cSss Ss
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes from
downtown; al conveniences; S14 per week.
aSds sSds MsH.s sa NV FL EM eo,. sias
s JOS w. io NV. oscs cioss 60 downsoSnNiss nssn
asas ssS s0qo poo for ss
$25 ea.. in refined home; semiprivate baths
IL min. express bus to downtown. IA.
1874 PERRY RI. -N.w.-Furn. rm.. twin
beds: for men, So each. CO. SS04.
lady to "a snare are ~ large. comfortabis bisn Bedroom room
with y9qng iady' unlimited phone. private
siio MASS. AVE. NV. and foor-Iovsly
a30S ASHMEAD PL., Apt. 5.-singIe room
on outside hall, for gentleman, S25.
2960 NEWARK. ST.-Master bedrm., pvt.
bus. ouies empI ss7so. Also SnI; S6Is;. rs. ans.
1850 GTRARD ST. Nw.--yery nicely furn.
End floor front single rm.. $40 monthly.
1gIS EYE ST. N.W.--Lady to share with
aanother lady twin-hed rrl.. pvt. bath, $50;
also single rrn.. S22.50.
5122 KANSAS AVE-, private home--sinsis
room for gentleman, $50 mo. Buses, J-I.
J-3. J-6, B-4 at 18th st. RA. 1852
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