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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
MEMORIAL CHURCH
 ELECTS '47 OFFICERS

At well attended congressional meeting of the Memorial Church evening, the following officers were elected Elders, Roy Pera- trovich, Mrs Jennie Hoist and Dave Wallace; Deacons, Mrs. Nel- lie Willard, Mrs. Anna Andersen, Ehrman Bliss, Lester Roberts, Ted Visaya; Treasurer, Herbert Mer- cer; Sunday School Superintendent, Richard Wells; Elder delegate to Presbytery meeting in Sitka, April 10. Mrs. Clara Barlow.
 The meeting was held in the re-decorated Church recreation hall. On the wall is recently completed mural oil painting on canvas in Totemic design. The artist and carver, Horace Marks is in constant demand for his work in accurate and authentic reproduction of Alaskan designs
 With their president, Mrs. Amy James in charge, ths Missionary Society served refreshments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
MANY SEEK SUMMER HOME SITES; FOREST
 OFFICE IS SWAMpED

The Admiralty office of the U. IS. Forest Service reported that it is becoming swamped by requests for summer home sites near Ju- neau.
 District Ranger Larry zack said that the increased interest in sum- mer residence property had almost wiped out the most desirable loca- tions. He reported that most of the available summer home sites are now at considerable distance from town.
 Zack also said that snow is dis appearing from the summer home area now. He reported that the Lena Point loop road is open but somewhat slippery in spots.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
GAY FILM E NOW
 COMEDY FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Fred MacMurray, Mary Martin and Robert Preston go to town in New York Town" which is showing at the 20th Century to- night. For unlike the hundreds of plays made about the Big City, these Paramount stars portray the lives of typical New Workers, not those of the pent- house set.
 It's an unusually candid story of New Workers as they really are No gangsters, nightclubs or fancy penthouses, Instead just the heart-throb of the Big City - it's glamor for those who make good = and those who don't, told as a gay comedy romance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02

Irwin Curtis and E. R. Knepper
 of Riverside, Calif., have registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
Franklin Dufresne Former Juneau Boy
 Weeds Chicago Girl

Word has been received in Ju- neau of the marriage of Bonnie Jean Polack of Chicago to MT. Franklin Nelson Dufresne, son of Mir and Mrs. Frank Dufresne, formerly of Juneau Frank, Senior, was the Regional Director of the U. s. Fish and Wldhfe Service for Alaska, and is now in the main office of the Service in Chicago. Young Frank and his bride plan to make their home in Chicago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02

books is the information that will lead to the whereabout of rare and priceless work of art, which has remained hidden for over 25 years. Only very few men know of the actual existence of this treasure, and one of them, a priest, is brutally murdered for refusing to divulge the secrets that had teen confided in him. Two lovers tremble, three victims die before the Bibles are found and justice is done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
CHARGED WiTH ASSAULT

U. S. Marshal William T. Ma honey announced this morning that Henry James Brown, of Ketchikan has been arrested there by Deputy Marshal Bryant. Brown, unable tc post bond, is in jail awaiting trial on charges of assault with dan gerous weapon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
BAILEY TO KETCHIKAN

Asst. U. s. Attorney Ernest E. Bailey returned yesterday to his post in Ketchikan. Bailey had been in Juneau during the past two weeks to assist U. s. Attorney P J. Gilmore, jr., with the recently concluded session of the Federal Grand Jury here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
WEATHER REPORT Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:ou o'clock
 This Morning.

. In Juneau-Maximum, 37; . minimum, 3. . At .Airport--Maximum, 39; . minimum, 28.
 . WEATHER FORECAST . Juneau and Vicinity . Variable cloudiness tonight . and Thursday. Colder to- . night.
 . PRECIPITATION
 . (Past 24 hours ending 7:3o am. today) . In Juneau .25 inches;
 . since April l, .21 inches; . since July 1, 78.75 inches. . At Airport - .l3 inches; . since April l. IS inches; . since July l, 50.21 inches.
 .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
WELL BABY CONFERENCE
 HELD AT AUX BAY FRIDAY

The Aux Bay Well Baby Con- ference will be held on Friday, April 4, from 2 pm. to 4 pm. at the Chapel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
WEATHER FORECAST
MISS WEIR LEAVING

Miss Betty Weir, now employed by the Public Roads Administra- tion, will leave Monday for Fair banks. Miss Weir expects to se- cure employment with the U. S. Army at Ladd Field.
 Miss Weir came to Juneau last November from Portland, Ore, but is originally a resident of Fl Paso Texas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-02
NOTICE

Having sold the Hardin Carpen- ter Shop, will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said Shop after this date.
 CARL HARDIN.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

PedcetI
By GEORGE BEvERIDGE
RACK IN l941. the Districts Ma
tional Guard swelled with pride
as workmen put finishing touches on
Evening star., 1947-01-19

me Footing fe
AS 1947 gets under way, Public Build
ings Administration officials assure
the general they are striving to get
back his Armory. But until space for
the FBI units is found, guardsmen
Evening star., 1947-01-19

n the Nationd
the 260th-the ground forces include
the 260th Gun Battalion. 380th Auto
matte Weapon Battalion, 340th Anti
aircraft Searchlight Battalion, the
163d Military Police Battalion and
Evening star., 1947-01-19

! Guard
farsighted training. with latest de-
velopments in aircraft and weapons,
planned for the guard. When they
get their Armory, officials expect to be
armed with the best weapons and
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-13
REMARKS OF CONGRESS-
MAN CHURCH

In speech on the floor of
the House, Congressman
Ralph E. Church, (R), 10th
District, of Illinois, argued that
the Congress should liberalize
the tax laws to permit larger
tax-free gifts by corporations
and individuals for scientific
research instead of establish
ing the National Science Foun-
dation to make expenditures
of public funds for that pur-
pose.
Church contended that the
proposed program for a Ma
tional Science Foundation "has
far-reaching Implications. He
said that ut must be recognize
ed that however able and hon
est those appointed to the
Foundation, the Foundation
will be a political agency and
will be subject to all kinds of
political pressures."
Congressman Church fur
Their expressed the fear that
while the program provided
by the National Science Foun-
dalton bill pertained only to
"pure science or basic scienti-
fic research, ''it will be only
a short time when the Con-
gress will be urged to add
other fields of learning, for
which Church said "strong cas-
es can be made.
Mr.. Church said that while
the National Science Founda-
ton "has a laudable purpose,
1.-THE question is whether Am
erican science can best be ad-
vanced through Government
agency, distributing money COL
lected from the people in tax
es, or by encouraging the peo-
pie themselves to make dona-
lions from their excess in
come.
Congressman Church took
the position that a liberaliza-
ton of the tax laws to encour-
age private contributions for
research purposes "is the Am
erican way of doing things;
whereas the creation of a new
Government agency to distri-
butte funds sis the New Deal
way of doing things.
"Scientific and engineering
Continued on Page y
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-13
REPORT RECEIVED FROM JAMAICA

Elder Walker Officer in charge of lions work in jamaica
has forwarded headquarters his work recent
which included accumulation of applications for fe
lowshp bapms conservation of young children to God
lists will appear The Theocrat from week to week
Elder Walker has labored diligently in this field and has
accomplished much for the Honor and Glory of God.
present time he is serving about twenty-five differ
stations work during recent months has been greatly
helped through the gift Ford with which to make his
journeys church. His increased activity the
better transportation has been definitely reflected
the increase in membership.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

terrace N the rear.
Don't let anyone tel you that
large windows won't go in a ira
ditional house - because there
are two of them about 10 feet
long m the living room. With the
addition of the new room. the
living room of the first stage
becomes a dining room.
Closets IN the first stage are of
Evening star., 1947-03-23
A GROWING HOUSE b, ,.,,, ..,,, Will.
The top designer of traditional houses creates
an expanding one for our Parade of Homes :.

"HE d<agnzng TODAY poses many prob
Ii isDs sn the architect: A house must
asvv ths pacucality of modern, the beauty
os usdItonal 1t must be cheap to build.
easy to expznd- compact to heat, stretched
Evening star., 1947-03-23

provided ample space for cooking and eating.
Although We have designated the second
stage as the completion of the upper floor,
the need for larger living quarters may come
first. Then the really good-si1ed living room
may be built, with its through hall to the
Evening star., 1947-03-23

living room. two bedrooms, bath, kitchen.
The gamheltype roof provides plenty of
space for two future bedrooms on the second
ho0. And since the present trend is away
from the Old pocket -sze kitchens, We have
Evening star., 1947-03-23

DIT not too coATful. Unusual -
but not too unusual to suit the
neighbors and the committee
from the hznk-
Costs are the tender subject
OF the DAY and the average home
Hzlser Is young. with lots of
ambition and little pocketbook-
So We started with the cheapest
form: a square, sinpse structure
Of four rooras ON one fsm-
Evening star., 1947-03-23

good size, with rather ample stor-
age facilities m later additions Note also the
efficient tool she'd at the rear of the garage
(the fourth stage m ou buiidmg).
Altogether, | think this house meets
most Of today's requirements.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Merrill Hutchinson srhose Parade of Homes appeared
a" our issue Of Februa1, 9. prepared the models
this page from plans especially mode for THIS WEEK
Evening star., 1947-03-23

TN- } 25-<7
Evening star., 1947-08-16
AVIATION.

BUSINESS OPPOaTUNITY-Com ae-
rial photography outfit, now operating;
excellent possibilities Tor commercial pilot.
With sales ability includes plane, cameras
and darkroom equipment all designed and
fitted for this work. Other interests neces-
states selling immediately or might lease
TAYEof faf fa oRar az oli9 eyea5ngs e. 81 I has
controllable prop, new enzine, recover,
new. windows. air,foam cushions, Ryan
mufaers, turn bank, sensitive altimeter.
A,,,tes steal oaso at S1'40O. oV. o159 or Falls
AIRCRAFT OWNERS ATTENTION. Prompt
Tefss rsPar seEyIs eAp Gr h ganef
phone Greenbelt 1866 or 514S. lie
TIMM, Navy Job. Cont. 22O engine. runs
licensed 5s5, H j. BURRoUGHs,. 1890
Ehode Essde, Island Island. ave. ne. Inspect Queens
fasRf5 TaYIokcRaFT. aEpaFf 1s4s, Hc-12-D n in new
pree paae pad BOO sa down M
terms. 81 500. Cali Falls Church 33s5-W.
or inspect at Falls Church Air Park. -17
MEMBERSHIPS now available in we'll
membership, $3.50 per hour, flying time
cam s1p Pes5 goEN es1 FOR " further h Mns "details
SHARE fi evsnns open 5-member as club as Ercoupe
Rosay Tado a,dnGrt fully hansared
CUB J-3 2-place trainer, ship recently re-
licensed and completely refinished in yel-
low with red trim; new motor with only
at SCHROM AIRPORT, INC, Greenbelt,
Md. Phone TO. 6363 lis
STlNS0N 10, SG-h.p., 3-place. motor Just
pumped and snip completely ref1nished in
Stinson maroon; just relicensed for another
year and ship and engine in perfect con-
dition located at Schrom Airport, and
can be bought for S1,750 SCHROM AIR
PORT, INC, Greenbelt, Md, TO. 6363.
fabric work, contact JOHN E, DoRR
Maryland Flying Service, Pomonkey, Md
Indian Head 1881.
l hr. since overhaul, $50 total hrs. re-
finished. radio; form club on this ship
and get a fifth interest free: SS95 plus
cost. Si.vaire. 10 Continental, all extras,
factory special has many features not
found in stock planes; 240 total hrs;
$3.50 or best offer. will accept a good
car in trade HI 1904 Il
Evening star., 1947-08-16
FARM and GARDEN.

TREES PRUNED, SPRAYED, surgery and
5aneyn l. also sfF49 seFTsi TREE HY HxER
TRAcToRs and everything for the farm,
frHsks ows SFssrs A must e Be aq sGa in 80 days
BALER, TWINE, wholesale prices to deal
ers and custom balers. NiALONEY'S., INC,
S126 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces. freplaces.
rock gardens, fishponds. retaining walls.
MEAlR7cucGIo l7s RSute 4 asIis Horners Ians
JUST ARRIvED-Redman & Roth Garden
tdne wth ppE and
Florida ave. EN- ne. .f n. tssf' issf. '4s' Gnu
RoTOTLLERs NOW AVAILABLE = The
ssrdn Tas.oT Of log s Phone GE S2So
liz la Carroll vI6i & rll TakOms PaTk 5 p
EURsEsEs SaEsssS 8 wadb nd ho esSs sH Is2
TOPsOIL, fiji dirt. sand and road gravel
osa sH vfshea 5ase fE Eavs for sale by the
roads, streets and driveways, delivered and
LANDscAPE GARpENING. planting, prun-
TRscToEs i've ooRa models With
sU1TLAND TRACTOR CO, suitland Md,
MANURE spREADER. new. Oliver 56-bu
tractor spreader; rubber tires. SUITLANO
TRACTOR CO., Suitland, Md, HI.
GARDEN TRACTORS and equipment n
Whatever your job, -Gardenaid will make
it easier; MALoNEY'S. INC, s126 Ga
LANDSCAPE SERvICE-sodding, seeding
grading, and pruning: lawns renovated; ;
topsoil delivered. Ask operator for
MANURE MANU- ssPTREADER in excellent cond %
Open to offer: absolutely new electric bat
tery type, broodsr, cost S11o,. win take
tor, cost S75, will consider $50; tool shop
trailer custom built. pipe vices. steel
chassis, good tires, drawers and compart-
ments for tools or plumbers supplies, cost
to build $3.50, will consider $3.50; table
saw in excellent cond., make offer Apply
MATTAPON1 FARM, Groom, Md. or tele-
phone Marlboro 1858 -17
DAFFoDIL OR NARCIssUs BULBS, large
size, S5 per hundred, delivered; about i
the usual price. MR.. EMERSON, DE 9629
NEW IDEA sPREADER-New, on rubber,
Also new corn shelter. Call Lorton. Va,
HAY BALER, John Deere, IT,, size 14x1s,
IN excellent cond, portable. Call Lorton,
Evening star., 1947-08-16
ROOMS WANTED.

OR UNFURNIsHED. light
nn9}usekeeping n}us lee room for | lady. Sept. j
ss3s sY sEFiSEn syHnSES and xssk end
smoker. apt bldg. pref, with another
,Eo Toman: kit. privil Till 3, DI. 3l6s; ewes,
FROM SEPT. 1st-widow. permanently
employed: wishes, room with large. closet
eonn. Conn Ave ave, ,ds bet l. Albemarle and Jocelyn;
MxSS MS3xSS BoX sst 393,Y; Star;
streetcsr ,and, bus. Ii. ,.O5l. II.
Girl refined; desires. clean. nicely furn.
room with private bath in gentle home;
ne. Woodbridge or vicinity. MI. 1864.
wANTED-Bearocm. furnished or un-
furnished: with kttchenette or, hotplate for
very LIGHT housekeeping by elderly Chris
look after my room supplying own bed
linen, table linen and towels; can give the
best of references; neighborhood of 14th
and Park rd; preferred. Can pay around
S25. Have lived at this address IA years.
House has been sold. Phone CO. O6ls
Write or see me in person. Address 3h14
1 9TH st
Evening star., 1947-08-16
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont, i.

S~SSs NSSut.'s
KITTENs (4) want good home. Ii.
WIRE FOX TERRIERS. buff cookers,
s2el sanes snr diqmonsS Md ST. ST. chssapsake ss fye
scoITiEsi S ss is h5qek ! 3a females 4so LeRapm
cANARlEs: borders, Hsrtz Mountain; n
Goler bred also parraEects cages $50
DO YOU HAVE q Golden Collie for r
year old boy? Have fenced yard. Must
be reasonable oL. 0S52,
oughbred, months old reasonable. WI
French POODLE PUPPIES, black, stand
ard. excellent breeding; 500. Falls Church
WANTED, home for cunning kitten male
p3tb paTt aSdese Matese T1 n9t no g1ye to any
DAeHsHSSDsfhEes Dle SaiGsSb ef sA' 1eaat!g female
faEsiShsd; r. / MS. Russell s coiyin, i 7HANsco
coekEE ckE sP2SIEIs, Pan Els % Champion bqodlines; loo
black; males; Axe registered. Wormed;
distemper shots. Sire and dam on prem
VA WANFfp COBB HOME s5 9d4 fa4 police
boy boy Pho Phone s WI. 54s5. .0l u 10 Ni7 - '''
YOUNG PARAKEET LOVE BIRDS for
sal sale; oyad variety of colors 1922 18th St ne.
BOXES. Axe registered. fawns and brin-
dies, different ages, males and females
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. T weeks old,
good hunting stock, with papers, reason
able price for quick sale. Alex. 1850.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES. male and
female, Axe reg. Reasonable to good
COCKER SPANIEL pUPPIEs-wil deliver.
Axe reg, male and females. Reason
ably priced. Prone HI. 3942. 1T
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. "A mos. old,
brade fsmale; sIsyed og teg thoroughbred h9Yse-
BOXER PUPS. Axe reg. best bloodline.
pedigree contains several int. champs;
reason BILE TIE 1872 -lT
Evening star., 1947-08-16
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COOKERS, solid red, bionds, blacks, some
EoTnasL EoTn1sd; q yiil bring in for selection
PARROT, African gray. speaks clear.y,
very intsllissnt; e ssEsIT5 S25G RA; 1925 IL
very frendIs must be oesasu seen to Be mG ap
preciated. 421s sleaford rd., Bethesda.
Boxer PUPPIES, fawn. pedigreed, 8 wks,
by ch. Baron Trevor Of Tredegaf; raised
s!n 81 sRkSARD sRisIsR Ra male with
wiFEHsfnED PaRsEs Al fh5e rfRRlEh fa TA mos SO Old
must sacrihes; $50. Cali De. I744. II
fnest bloodline; sos each each. COLLIE KEN.
NELs. III oslethorpe st. NV. GE. 1889.
MANCHESTER PUPPIES; male and female
ST. sTlS iVSe Ii 'stP fTpfiEs Il: Al Axe
medate eayns sas oca ca Wx SE s4 for
ouintana St; Ayattsville, Md; IL
old. well BRED. afiec5ionate '' intellisent,
wonderful pets; S25. Call Chestnut s3?2.
HOLLYWOOD Notwithstanding tath,
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies,
soad youa ssuq dog T1 in san
indoor Fennes With private Outside u shaded
l@nesfR EA'ss R|sfuD kHsaEf Hss Is
kRiss sRoss S kESsIs HSSsE SSs Boarding
sSSSfRf iRd fSSanbSSh5;5 f,S5sz modern ssn
nss s. Sk see sEI miles RWe nsaee GrGss on
sSS sSSEns Tssstsssa ssssu ALEU- DuDs osGg a female
s3HPR 5. LINDSEY, 0Se colesvilie. Hsea'lad %d.
GERMAN s1Ii SHEPHERD DOGS, puppies sired
Grafmar g. sFAta6 cD. AsaARp S Kennels Sf treso s0n
COOKER PUPPIES. nne. 2 months old;
$50 $50: vi aellyer ASK Operator for or Dale.
HexER EjsS se7pMPPff rTPfiIs tawn male and female.
exceptional quality; bargain; owner mov-
COCKER aS SPANIEL PUPS, Axe registered,
al colors: reasonable. Call Rockville
FOR sALE-Pedigreed collie. male, year
9ld, ns,,. Axe I resistered; hne pet for children.
TOY FoYei RAT TT TERRIER PUPS, Thoroughbred 5o
IA Ma 1867; EVENINGS, LU. 50s4. -l6
RIsa sETTEks f1sE Cen GH 44ae heath
month pups; also. year-old. ready to train:
best hunting and show lines. DU Won
FARM. 41a miles from Manassas on county
ENGnfsH e. M sErfHR MaaaiSaf PnPs, eligible rDss
negotiated. DR.. LUCAS. 1908 18th; ne.
Collie Col PUPPIES, Axe registered, good
breed; well marked; reasonable. WA. 647s.
SMALL TOY BREED, rat terriers. male and
female; beautifully marked, spotted; 6 wks
old; S21 each. 24o3 Pa. ave. NV. lie
Evening star., 1947-08-16
RooAs FukhrsHEp-e.ethee...

12O 3rd ST. N.E.-Double room, Splendldly
ployed: "a So from Supreme Court; next to
bath, in a home of culture and refine
LINCOLN PARK-Large cool dble nicely
furnished front bedroom: clothes closets.
s66 500 snd ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.: nicely
324 35th ST. N.E.-Lge. rm., nicely furn..
radio next to bath with shoger IN. sontln9
THE MARICK, 1873 st. n.e.-Newly dec
Grated room; single bed; laundry privileges;
Fl M to n5 xs g sDs. a9a4s
s4s dsaIIs s49b ST Iw SEone Ese double and one
single rln.; large closets and storage space;
Y blk to t@ranSportatiea. @ NO. 29s4. I'D
adjscsnt to bath. cont. hot water; t.le-
PsSae isSo IAWRENcE Interchangeable young
another an man man; ne next bath; twin beds; $50.
6Oe ST. N.E.-Furnished double room,
s Rsx to 0nmed h ps and pTae auPag home Dfs cs
asi CLAY RI. N;E:-single 1mi for
iass sk MSRRis lESR GsS'Rf sf NELge Sfas farn rm
with ilclosed porch. next to bath; conv.
to csrline and Mas shopping center; suitable
l10a G ST. N.E.-Front bedroom. nicely
sarnishsd, s0 she'd su1sbs 4R fer one or couple
1917 OTIS ST. N.E.-Large room, south
ern exposure, next to bathroom; / block
from car and bus lines; $50 per month.
3Os EAST CAPITOL ST.. Apt. 5.-Nicely
furn rm. for gentleman, on carline. -17
1926 NEWTON ST; NE ,communicat-
ing front rms. for 2 girls: studio and bed
room. twin beds; conv. neighborhood; $50
ss5 { 5'Gi EAST CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Large dbl.
rm., End f.. next bath: running water.
Also SINGLE room. reasonable. is
1880 HoLBRooK TER; Mon busline,
double room. twin beds, in comfortable
Jewish home; l or 2 men or women.
Iis TENN. AVE. N.E.-Large double room
4 windows: also single room, next bath; FIR.
CoLoRED MAN TO SHARE large double
room with another. Ho. 3s14.
COLORED-LARGE SUNNY ROOM, suit
able for couple or girl; located between
2 car lines; no drinking; SO wk. MI.
COIoRED-1eo3 KEARNY ST. NE
Large front rin. for refined couple: light
cooking: near transp. d.. 1857. -16
COLORED-2 NICELY FURN front rms.
conv. to transp.; empl. persons. Call any
time Saturday or Sunday. LU. 1854. IL
Evening star., 1947-08-16
ROOMS sURhasHsp-Mp. and VA.

9uIET' cool RIM: for gentleman. close to
tEs fns ReS q. Fir TE 49si
PhSGE pa9as sR5 RRISHT PsE mo .,sy cK rne sls,
bath, free garase; Phone sligo ssI3. III
1911 3"nd RD. So, Arlington, Va.-Fur-
n1sbea 10 bna rO9W 9W yssy nice clean room eonv
a1oi j SS aotS' sT.. Mt. Rainier. Md-Furn. Lla
IN cm;s } TWIN YIN BEDS; pvt. home, suitable for
sAsEENT sss ndas5 nss RooM Sny with r. DFyss bath
SILVER sPRING-Large, cool twin-bed
ssep acro3s the Street sH. 51S1. -i7 T7
Ppgef1erred' pni1 re bedrooms single or to share
SOL NORTH FILLMORE ST. Arlington, Va
Single room for gentleman. GIL. 9Oo7.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, 4 windows, 1st
moo moor; riu near G bath PVT; home; reasonable;
TAk0MA PARK-Nice studio room and
private bath on 1st floor in new private
nome; phone and laundry privileges; $50
month. ST. 1899. is
ase roo GhASa snusny spre one noss} or tive
to. semiprivate bath, in well-appointed
private. gentle home excellent transp.. i
a1aiabe faTa H. by bus or Wis ave garage
l. Al.
sos FILLMORE ST. So. Arlington, va
Room for gentleman, close to bus. Owens
Chevy CHASE. MD.-Large room, next
palviiesss oath swin Mf Seds people, garage home
LARGE. nicely furn. dble. room conven-
lent to Census Bureau in Suitland and An
drews Field. SP O@15-M -l7
COMFORTABLE ROOM. large bed, next to
6atn; no other roomers: u blk. bus, conv
SaVy SiaSy Annex Pentagon; reasonable. Temple
3939 10th RD. n. dominion Hills. Arl,
Va.-Laree furnished room for / or >,
next to bath, new modern home; Wilson
blvd. bus tArnod lines) to downtown. Ia
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Well-furn room
next to bath, for gentleman nondrnker;
conv to transp. Call Sunday. Rockville
:nni rom J to pm. IL
ARLINGTON - Single room in private
nome, q block from bus and Lee blvd;
gentleman preferred. CHI. 264S after g.
DBLE. RM.. twin beds, pvt home; un-
limited phone, laund privils: l blk. from
bus: $50 ca. wk. WA 1886 -i7
ARLlNGTON-Large front corner room,
ARLINGTON ground-f. single rms: pvt
path between; pvt. entrance; phone extern
SION; two gentlemen OW. 656l. is
ARL.; VA.-One block bus: twin-bed rm.,
adj bath with shower: $50 mo. ca. for
men only: S35 one. CHI. 3O63 IT,