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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28
NewsY Noies From Skagway

The Skagway Post of the Ameri- can Legion this week purchased a piano from Mrs. Rose Snyder for use in their hall.
 Mrs. II. B. ThOrnquist and son Paul were passengers for Juneau on the Louise after a two weeks visit here. While in Skagway Mrs. Thornquist was the honor guest at several impromptu bridge parties and dinners. After a short visit in Juneau they will leave for their home in Wrangell
 Contrary to our last weeks news item about Mrs Vic Selmer, we wish to state that she did not ac- company her husband on his trip here. but is planning on making a visit to relatives and friends next summer
 MT. and Mrs David j. Mulcare entertained at dinner last Sunday evening for Mrs. Alice Olsen of Anchorage. Covers were spread for seven.
 The Rev. .J. Edgar Gallant was a returing passenger on the Louise after brief business trip to Ju- neau.
 Mrs. Betty Fitzgerald returned home on the last boat after spend- ing week in Juneau.
 George Hooker spent several days in Juneau this past week.
 skagway suffered one of the heaviest rainfalls Monday it has had in many months. The down. pour lasted nearly twenty -four hours. but fortunately there was no wind
 Mir. and Mrs. Mac Brown and family spent the week at Portage in the Hannah cottage Mrs. Ella Was ser joined them there Thursday, Mr. Wasser on Friday. That party is expected to return on today's train
 Arr and NTre r I Fairbanks have purchased the Dean Storey resi- dence on State Street. They expect to move in this week end. MT. and Mrs. Storey and son moved to Juneau. The Fairbanks have two sons, Eddie and Leslie, of school age.
 MT. and Mrs. Barney Anderson and three children arrived from Ju- neau on one of the last boats and have taken up residence in the Kenneth Lamoreaux home. MT Anderson is the new superintendent of schools for Skagway. MT. and Mrs. Lamoreaux are occupying the apartment back of the Transfer of flee.
 Mrs. Olaf Olsen of Anchorage, who has been in Skagway for the past two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas Papuzzi and nephew and wife MT. and Mrs. Mark Lee,
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left Wednesday morning for White horse where she planned to catch the bus for Anchorage yesterday morning. Accompanying her as far at Whitehorse were Mrs. Rapuzzl, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Rita Gualt Mrs J. A. Everson and Mrs. D. J. Mulcare. They are expected to arrive home Saturday afternoon. While in whitehorse. they occupied the Ra- puzzi cabin.
 Mrs. Jack Hoyt and children and Mrs. Marian Fraser left this morn ing for Portage where they will va cation for the next few days
 Alfred Sullivan, Skagway's gifted photographer, was Seattle bound passenger on the Louise where he plans to open a studio at 507 West 65th Street, across from the Wood land Theatre. He will be glad to have any of his Skagway friends drop in and see him if they hap pen to be in Seattle. His sister, Laverne Rapuzzi. accompanied him to Seattle.
 Miss Lottia Gaffy is a Juneau visitor this week. Mrs Mary Me cam. U. S. Commissioner, also went over on the Louise.
 Sister Mary Phillipa. who has been in Douglas visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Cashen. arrived in skagway on the Louise. Mrs. Mor- lensen. her sister, made the round trip with her. Sister Mary Phillipa is with the Plus x Mission.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Faley and granddaughter of Vancouver, Wash. who have spent the past two months here visiting their daugh- ter. Mrs. Percy Cotton and family, returned to Seattle on the Louise,
 The Plus X Mission is to have enc Of the celebrated Hammond Organs when their building is com pleted. Sister Mary Amy who has bcen in Rhode Island visiting her parents. made a trip to Boston to make the purchase and is most enthusiastic about it. Chimes are to be installed in the tower and will be played by the organ. They will have a carrying range of three miles.
 Sister Mary Amy is on her way home after a two months vacation. Enrcute to Skagway she is visiting sister in Montreal who is a member of the same order, Sisters of St. Anne. Sister Mary Amy is a gifted pianist. having studied eleven years for a concert career before she decided to enter the religious order. She is teaching the ma jority of Skagway young folks to play the piano and also teaches other instruments.
 Another enthusiastic crowd of tourists filled Eagle Hall Thursday evening for a Days of '98 dance. The various gaming tables were crowded to capacity all evening. Doc Polleys orchestra furnished the music for the dance There will be another dance in the series Monday evening a special one for the Norah and her passengers and crew. The latter have heard so much about the grand time every enc has at these dances they have felt a bit left out, so the Eagles
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are giving this one especially for them.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Al Nelson, recently married. are living in the brides home on Third Avenue. They had planned on living at Dyea for a time, but their plans are a bit in- definite as they may take a trip outside first. Mrs. Nelson, the form Ter Mrs. Olive Blanchard, has lived here many years and has a host of friends and acquaintances.
 Miss Ann Gable of Vancouver, B c. and J. D. True, nephew of MT and Mrs. Harry Church were united in marriage last Monday evening at nine o'clock by the Rev. John ! Dodge of the Presbyterian Church The ceremony was performed in the living room of the Church home and the bride and groom were at tended by Mir. and Mrs. Church Guests for the ceremony were MT and Mrs. McVey and Jack Lee. Mrs. True has been working for the White Pass railroad at Bennett and when her contract expires will come to Skagway to live in the home recently purchased by the groom. The congratulations and sincere wishes for a long life of happiness go to the young couple from the many friends of both.
 Canadian yacht. Princess Louisa Inlet arrived in port Thursdy eve ming, Captain J. L. Fish command ing. The party aboard went to Whitehorse and back and left for Juneau soon after thsir return.
 Mir. and Mrs. Logan and the Art Nelsons and young daughter, Ethel May, left this afternoon for upper Dewey Lake, where they will spend the night.
 A second Pan American tour of 23 persons was in Skagway this week and spent two days and nights here. The party was registered at the Golden North Hotel. This tour has an extensive itinerary as it takes two months to complete it.
 Mrs. Julia Ann Hyde is conduct ing tour of the Territory and spent day and night in Skagway at the Pullen House with a party of 13. Mrs. Hyde is no stranger to the Territory, having conducted tours before the war. Her last step in Skagway was in 1888. Her party made the Dawson trip. MT. and Mrs. Abraham Mead, who were married here last week, will leave on the next boat for their home in Daytona Beach, Florida They have been here several weeks and have teen guests of the Pullen House. in whose sun parlor they were married
 Mrs Ruth Swank who has been | cooking at the White Pass Hospital until just recently when she went to White Pass on the railroad, had the misfortune to lose the end oi her finger in the food grinder last Thursday. She was taken to White horse for treatment.
 The interior of the Presbyterian church has been renovated and iS very attractive in it's new dress. The domed ceiling was washed and re- cred with white wall board and [
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tie White Pass hospital in Skag- way.
 Mrs Julia Ann Hyde, who is con- ducting a party of tourists through out Alaska received a wire telling her of the sudden illness of her son with polio, just after she and her party had left for Whitehorse Sunday morning. A telephone call was made to Clifton, a plane call- ed from Juneau and when she reached Skagway on a Casey which was dispatched for her, she found the plant waiting and was taken to Juneau immediately on the firsJ lap of her trip to the States and home
 A letter from Bellingham, Wash. states that one of the hospitals there is receiving quite a few poii1 cases yet, mostly children to 8, although they had one 45-year-old woman die and another case was afflicted with sleeping . sickness along with the polio The isolation ward has been full for severn weeks.
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MISCELLANEOUS

KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. (293-3tf)
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PIANOS RENTED and TUNED. Anderson Shop.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One yellow canary, reward. If found call owner in Waynor Addition, Blue GIL. (360-t2)
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FOR CHARTER - M. s. Jazz. at Boat Harbor. Ph. 861. (256-tt)
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, s750. Paper Curls. $l up. Lola's beauty Shop. Phone POI. 3l5 Decker Way.
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Kitchen privileges. Home Hotel-Ph. 886.
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WINTER x FOND CO.,, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing = Printing Enlarging Artists Paints and Materials of
 Finest Quality Wholesale - Juneau - Retail
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LOST = Parker 51 fountain pen with name engraved. Reward
 Phone .239. (358-t3)
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LOST-Three salmon fishing rods and cooking pan between Aux Bay Float and Juneau. Please call Douglas 35, one long, one
 short.
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Empire Want Ads bring resultsl
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APT. HOUSE and two houses, 407, All, 415 s Franklin and furnish ings, $12,500, S5,000 down and terms on balance. Phone 435.
 (333-tf)
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 WANT ADS ]
 
FOR SALE

CRUISER BOBBY G, 31 fit. long, sleeps six completely outfitted. See I. Gcldstein (360-tf)
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WANTED-Used furniture. 306 Will loughby. Phone 788.
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ATTRACTICE BEACH property, 5 room furnished house. bathroom, large basement, laundry tubs, washing machine, garage, garden lot, Plymouth sedan. Inquire at De Hart's Grocery, Aux Bay
 (360-t6)
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FOR RENT

UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Down. town location. Darnell's Sport Center. Phone 329 (360-tf)
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The interior of the Presbyterian church has been renovated and is very attractive in it's new dress. The domed ceiling was washed and re- cred with white wall board and Q
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HEATED STORAGE-Ph. 861 Cash Cole. (26O-t)
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BATHTUB, 50 gal. hot water boiler, large oak dining table. Phone 452. (359-tf)
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Mrs. Ruth Swank who has been cooking at the White Pass Hospital until just recently when she went to White Pass on the railroad, had the misfortune to lose the end of her finger in the food grinder last Thursday. She was taken to White horse for treatment.
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Mrs. Ella Lea is now cooking at tie White Pass hospital in Skag- way.
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TWO 2 UNIT APARTMENT fur nished, good residential location, S4.0O0 down and terms. One aparement ready for immediate occupancy. Apply in person to owner 510 9th St, corner of Harris between 1 pm. and pm.
 t36O-tD
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CASCO HEATING pads Home Beautiful. t36O-tl)
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] WAN:
 
 FOR SALE
 CRUISER BOBBY G, 31 it. long, sleeps six completely outfitted. See I. Gcldstein. (360-tf) ATTRACTICE BEACH property, 5 room furnished house. bathroom, large basement, laundry tubs, washing machine, garage, garden lot, Plymouth sedan Inquire at De Hart's Grocery, Aux Bay
 (36O-t6) TWO 2 UNIT APARTMENT fur nished, good residential location, S4.0O0 down and terms. One aparement ready for immediate occupancy. Apply in person to owner 5l0 9th St., corner of Harris between 4 pm. and 8 pm.
 t360-tf) CAsCO HEATING pads Home Reautif,ll t36O-tD BATHTUB, 50 gal. hot water boiler, large oak dining table. Phone 452. (359-tf) NEW RADICIONI Accordion, 12O base, switches, $500. Phone Blue 745 (3o9-t4 GIRLS BICYCLE, practically new. 175 Gastineau Ave Phone 621.
 (359-t3) BOAT TO TAKU LODGE Saturday noon. Back Monday evening, weather permitting Mary Joyce.
 (358-t3) CABIN CRUISER - large stern deck; 11Oh.p. Chrysler Crown fine condition, ready to go. Phone Blue 323. 1350-tf) 28 it. TROLLER, ready to fish. Priced to sell. Small Boat Har- hor Pier 3 No. 3OB12S8. t358-t2) ONE TABLE power saw, two blades; one wood lathe, and one line shaft. Phone Blue l30.
 (358-tf) CHICKEN fertilizer in sacks, easy to haul. Shores Poultry Farm.
 (35S-tf) 32 COLT automatic, tubler tricycle., buggy. Call after pm, Red 690.
 (358-t3) HUNTER CRUISER Clipper" - 31D415, sleeps toilet-Ker- math 95 h.p. motor ideal for cruising, fishing, hunting. Can be seen at Float stall 1. Phone Green 40 between and 9 pm. ROOM partly furnished house in Douglas. Interested parties contact Herman SavikkQ. (355-tf RADIO FOR SALE. Inquire AIS Fourth St. Room 3. (353-t3) 18-CU. FIT. Frigidaire compete with unit suitable for sharp freeze. Juneau Florist. UNABLE FURNISHED house with oil heat and Flamo cooking. Liy- ing room in knotty cedar, with firelace View; also garage 12 it. by 40 it. Plymouth sedan and skiff. One black beyond Aux Bay store. beach side. Bus transpor- tation. Howard Day s3,950 cash.
 (344-t4) 29 It. GARWOOD CABIN speed boat, Al shape, new no Chrysler motor, just installed. Phone TIT.
 (340-tf) GOOD ICOME PROPERTY. Apt. house and cabin See owner 142 Willcughby. (340-tf) APT. HOUSE and two houses, 407, All, 415 s Franklin and furnish ings, S12,5O0, s5,00o down and terms on balance. Phone 485.
 (333-tf)
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Mrs. Olaf Olsen of Anchorage, who has been in Skagway for the past two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Papuzzi and nephew and wife, MT. and Mrs Mark Lee,
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Contrary to our last weeks news item about Mrs Vic Selmer we wish to state that she did not ac- company her husband on his trip here. but is planning on making visit to relatives and friends next summer.
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Mrs. Jack Hoyt and children and Mrs. Marian Fraser left this morn ing for Portage where they will va cation for the next few days.
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MT. and Mrs. David J. Mulcare entertained at dinner last Sunday evening for Mrs Alice Olsen ot Anchorage. Covers were spread for seven.
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Canadian yacht. Princess Louisa Inlet arrived in port Thursdy eve ming, Captain J, L. Fish command ing. The party aboard went to Whitahorse and back and left for Juneau soon after their return.
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The Skagway Post of the Ameri- can Legion this week purchased a piano from Mrs. Rose Snyder for use in their hall.
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Mir and Mrs. Mac Brown and family spent the week at Portage in the Hannah cottage Mrs Ella Was ser joined them there Thursday, NIT. Wasser on Friday That party is expected to return on today's train
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Mir. and Mrs Logan and the Art Nelsons and young daughter Ethel May, left this afternoon for upper Dewey Lake, where they will spend tl.c night.
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MT. and Mrs E. J. Fairbanks have purchased the Dean Storey resi- dence on State Street. They expect to move in this week end. NIT. and Mrs. Storey and son moved to Juneau. The Fairbanks have two sons, Eddie and Leslie, of school age
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Miss Lottie Gaffy is a Juneau visitor this week Mrs. Mary Me cam. U. S. Commissioner, also went over on the Louise
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MT. and Mrs Abraham Mead, who were married here last week, will leave on the next boat for their home in Daytona Beach, Florida. They have been here several weeks and have teen guests of the Pullen House. in whose sun parlor they were married.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ls19,16I7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nv
Double rm., also a single; excel. location
glsh " o9T 9T ), without board. Elk. $40, or
1914 18th ST N.W.-Men only, large
double, good home cooked meals, excel
Trans Trans also man to share triple. 1850
DOUBLE AND SINGLE also triple: $50
eaeh; eao1; msp TGth Or ST Twomsn M 2lo7 st. NV
vacancies in triple; nice location; excellent
iood: Switchboard; reasonable
WILL GIVE room and board to girl stu
Congenial home for responsible girl. Cali
sHsRnHS new HAMpsAIRE s. p Hous SM s7s Sex
&aao MASS. Sf.'fs AVE. S.W's We Mansion Man c7ub-
vaeancies with parlor and piano PRIVILEGES
sss "ssh ssh sna ST. Nv NJ CO oppcsie asSs: wsrdsn
Park Hotel-Vacancy in beautiful double
re9m roe, Eith ssmiprixsa.e bath, for refined
is5l Il. 0t II. Ave AvEoes.w Sw.-Attractive Ia large
iiving room, bedroom and bath for one or
Two roo,.p months; rdl near Dupont Circle; sl75 a
service. dinners and breakfast served by
your own window included No. 5so3.
1901 18th ST. N.w.-Double rooms. with
running water suitable for couple: excel
II, MASS. AVE. INV. NV. reasSaees Taeency for
month.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK and Conn. ave
Young gentleman, with Swiss legation
wishes refined gentleman to share large
double room: private home; excellent
meals; S55. CO. 3127.
1856 ST. N.W.-Vacancies for . refined
SOBER @ young men; English basement, double
1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, near
Dupont Circle-Vacancies in Wash. most
exclusive guesthouse: double. triple and one
to share: switchboard service; $50 mo
II costs no more to live at the best. MRS.
!SShNS6sj !SfI s6sTfRSt M9Sth AVE- yHf7G; l. ,,t =.
Alaska bus-1 triple rm.. ! double rm., in
q graciously styled home: fine food. SH
1875 MASS. AVE. N.W-Triple and single
rm with board for young men: . meals a
day. home cooking; good food and service:
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Gen GENTLEMAN desires light housekeeplns
YOUNG MAN, 80, Government engineer,
in D, G. former it. G.s1. released sed last
tal, desires room and board with private
family, or will share house or apt. with
others in dogntown Washington; prefer
home. Box * s6s-R, s.F sHa star MASS ave. GENTLE
S,iMGLE s, MAN desires small. inexpensive
Sleeping room anywhere. furn or unfurn
have excellent references: do not drink
SINGLE ROOM. Gentle gentleman sn. private home
pFeterred: move in July 15. Du. 1900
uNFuRNfsHED. one or two small Ink.
=, OR UNFURN. RMS, prefersbiy with
elderly couple; in quiet. private home with
garden, by refined businssswoman: vicinity
o. Manor Park, Takoma. Brightwood o.
DIPLOMAT wants air-conditioned single
room, room, private bath, summer months DU.
GENTLEMAN, 6. retired, wants single room
MAN AND WIFE desire iH''l perm 1s' location in
nv vicinity, well-furnished room or apart
ment; good refs: man employed radio en-
BUSiNEssWoMAN desires furnished room
In Arlington or nearby. Phone Ma. 500,
GENTLESMAN, working student, desires 81
sperase-size single room in nice private
George washington Unversitys. 'iISan'G VIII psy az
sSo to $50 per mo. Call Woodley Os45
NEED two single rooms for sister and
veterans Either in NV Washington tt poetr or
Virginia. Phone MIR AUSTIN NE. 96sI.
BELLEVUE -vicinity-Large room or small
spt;: sspIr: Tor refined young woman. Box III S,
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BOATS.
PROPELLER REARING

PROPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro
psller repaired now; FRANK DEL VEG
fHlo 81 24as naFlns RR saRp!ie' a4sa 1912 i'h ST.
AMMETERs, Weston. 30-amp; pressur,
SAUCES: instrument panels; genuine Dan
hard get marine items: "a price S. S
Robert E, Lee dock. 500 Maine ave. s.w
KAPOK LIFE PREsERyER CUSHIONS ir
single and double size: attractive. usefu
and well-msde. S KING FULTON, INC
S}rRnARn SgA NAM ave; MoIop ST EXECUTIVE 34os -
ssa5. CAL FR Ss a9as between e p 'onaS0n ana e
25-FT SEDAN CRUISER. 7,a-tt beam:
excellent la-inch cypress hull, 6-cylindel
ton; cabin / mo. old. boat built 1889. TIA
FOR sALE-sailboat. left. Msrconl ris
,Esa, slooD good sns sails $3.50. Call TIE, 1867 be.
cxBiN sish cRG1sRK. aaH Err factory built s5xsx4 3,
marine toilet. galley, sleeps 4; Lux. system
to 90. Now in Annapolis, For informatior
T1Foor 81 % ply IPLYiwooD BOAT: a2-h.p John. oh
son; son extras Raa an nesry new. $500 or late
35-FT. WHEELER PLAYMATE. inclosec
deck house cruiser accommodations for 8
excellent s condition and equipment com
and outooard bottom price, $500. WA
FISHING Is GOOD. Fishing parties, da,
FT fGTtNHPEHf bTNPay R1SaBoT4 HtSH T4 and 4t92 sa1 n
Johnson Sea-Horse motor; complete witt
ana spare parts for motor. Like new
throushout Can be seen CAPITOL Ysch
SMALL sgs Pssnf sanfBosT ss9 4,s fEfpngs
will consider other types. Box 4S9-R. Star
SAILING KAYAK. like new; 500. FIR
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-MD. ond VA

ARLINGToN-,Attractive furnished front
room; = o n; near bus; gentleman; Home after
SILVER sPRING9Large. airy II Gnss mastsr 81 bed.
room, 2nd-foor front; no cooking: men
prefer preferred; no smoking or drinking. SH
CHEVY CHAsE-Large twin bedroom in
las1s Mass $40 ayP p0ptR pRrYshr6L 1ash oL 447s
SINGLE OR Or DOUBLE RM. for men only S in
private gentle home: southeast area sP
ARLINGTON - Pleasant air : conditioned
room with semipriyate bath on lst floor;
Army or naval oficer preferred, who ap-
preoiates Irensn me aso environment; accessible
220 PROSPECT ST, Chevy Chase. Md
Renting Renting L, for summer months. large front
small small single. s25; in private home. Cali
pouBLE ROOM. furnished beautifully. in
cR fGqpf sooM p1e eH ho 9s5s
ssw si,so sliS9 sao, Church. Sc week per person.
l. S5Rfssoh slssS s5en e nSais
!. MILE FROM BETHESDA Hot shoppe-
TX Wisconsin 6797.
BELTsVILLE, MD.-Large front room.
man nsn e Rsh veeR car "a. fnq - eus Ines
ARLINGTON, 545l Powhatan tan st.-spa-
t,t eious tTin-bed rooms; empl. couple: 81
Church CHI sacn; as75s5 ssnt'le home Phone Fails
5sGs 5sExtT1IFuLLi aIIE o.s ruRN: RM, next bath:
SEARsa S4 si nsfE cH aaaI 1usn
phone. 8 single beds. inner-spring mat nat,
treSseS; IasseS, employed ladies only. 100 N,
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ROOMS fuRhlsnEp-hortheos..

427 18th ST. N.E-Girl to share modern
apartment with 4 other girls. laundry
privileges, unlimited phone; $25. FIR.
THE SHAMROCK INN. sos East Capitol
st-Transients 81 80 up special weekly
"a R. l. AVE N.E.-Double room prefer
gentleman; SIS, or S13 double. DU. 1865.
1891 HoLBRooK ST. N.E.-ciesn, com
Portable room for :. men. next bath, con-
yenient transportation; $3.50 week each.
sss 18Th ST: NET rm, twin beds for
1910 3rd ST. N.E.-Master i bedroom With
Hoth ooo ES2 ss2 sr mgSth Shsse0,ss &C. 9s55 as
ses + sa5i snd Buses S.
beds; $40. DU 1876
314 5th ST. N.E.-Master bedrm., $40
weekly also one room, 81 weekly: for
THE .MARICK, i3s B st. ne-Nicely furn.
double room to share: twin beds. $25;
single. $40: girls only.
iHE GALENA, 132 B st. ne.-Vacancy in
1Is =. CAPITOL sT.-Double rooms. good
week. Call AT. s16I. a
SIG Sth ST. NE.-Furnished bedroom,
SINGLE; references exchanged; in private
COLoRED-331 1ith sT. N.E.-Two rms.
for rent, large front rm., twin beds: prefer
2 men; 81 each per wk.: middle rm,. SO
COLORED-I313 EYE ST. N.E.-pouble
room, furnished full Kitchen, bath, closets
han; day working adults, no children light
CoLoRED-57 q ST. N.E.MNiceiy furn.
front room, 5 windows: conv. transporta-
be employed