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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

Mad sirnim pescenin1 pro
stranstvom Sc je botilo vroce 81.
ME nebo. Neizmerna, bleda, ka.
kor razbeljena nebesna dian Sc
je cudovito ,skladala 9 ipodobc
pod MIN. Bilo je, kakor bi Sc il
rumenega .morja peska kadilo-
tako silpo je trpolelo ozracje mad
razbeljenim peskom. To je pi1-
scava. ..>
Kljub temu nam daje puscava
nesteto presenecenj,. XII Sc nam
zde oh prvem odkritju polne ro-
nantike in novega zivljenja. Po-
mislimo samo ma reke brez ustij,
ma ribe z pljuei, ma suhe megle,
ma solna jezera. Puscava nj mr.
tva. v sebi krije ,skrivnosti, XII so
cloveka cd nekdaj zanimale, da
je stopil v osrcje divjega sveta
in Sc poglobil v njegovo zivlje-
ME.
zpanstvene odprave so nam
razodele skrivnosti puscave in
dognale, koliko more tudi ona
koristiti cloveku. Vemo, da je v
puscavah voda, da so zivali, cello
ljudje. Vendar vode je malo. To-
da en- meter pod pesceno povrsi-
no naletimo ze ma vlago. Spo-
mladi pronica dezevnica nitro v
globino in pesek jo varuje pred
soncnimi zarki, da ne :izhlapi.
Tako imamo v puscavah vodo
brez ustij.
Tudi nam je ze znano, da live
v pustinskih jezerih ribe s plju-
ci. Kadar je v jezerih voda, ribe
dihajo s skrgami. Ko pa jezero
zarad prelude vrocine usahne
in je v gostem solnatem blatu
tezko dihati, Sc ribe spravijo ma
povrsje in dihajo pljuci.
Ma nebu Sc pojavijo oblaki,
pricne dezevati. ,Toda vsaka kap-
liza izhlapi zaradi prevelike vro-
cine pref, preden pade ma zem-
ljo. Tako imamo suhe megle.
PRAY tako ,lahko govorimo o.
suhem jezeru. Oh veliki vrocini
voda izhlapi in ma dnu ostane lie
Sc valovita plast soil, XII Sc v SON..
Gu blisci, kakor vodna gladina. :
Cudovito je dogalanje in ziv-s
ljenje v puseavah. Obcudujemo
pouk zgodovini, XII nam govo-.
ri 0 desettisocletni vojni. Znane
so nam sedemletne ,tridesetlet-
ne, tudi stoletne vojne, "a osvo-
.boditev raznih narodov. Kaj ma
10 pa smo pogledali v zgodovino
desettisocletne vojne, v kateri Sc
bojujejo ljudje v puscavah Egip-
ia, Indie, ma Kitajskem in v Me-
zopotamiji.
Znanstvene odprave so odkri-'
naplavin ostanke starodavnih
namakalnih naprav. Dognano je,
le pod plastni peska in recnih
da SO te naprave stare okrog de-
settisoc let. Tako vidimo, da so
Sc ljudje ze davno pricei boriti
puscavo, da bi iztrgali koscek "a
kosckom zemlje "a .obdelavo.;
Kljub temu, da MISC iineli prak-
ticnih naprav, so vendar pola-
gonna ustvarjali zeleznice. Maj
vecja borba je bila 2 vodo. Pone-
kod so gradili velikanske pasti
il nasipov in OBJ povodnjih lovili
vanje recno vodo. Drugje so gra-
dill retne strugesin odvajali vodo
ma polja po nestetih sirokih in
ozkih rokavih-kanalih.
Kjer to nj bilo mogoce, ker
jarke, dobili SO podzemeljske ka-
pod njo, tam SO ljudje kopai v
predgorjih nekaksne vodnjake-
male "glarize," po katerih je te-
zove. Vendar so Sc ljudje vselej
kla voda predgorij v doline ma
polja. Ma ravnini so morali dvi-
gait vodo 2 glinastimi vrci.
Vazno je, da vemo, da so vse
te naprave napravili ljudje z go.
limi rokami. Y podzemskih ka.
nalih in vodnjakih sc je, zemlja
,,r;So1o <,S;%: oo,oclroln; - VIZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28
Floriijjan i :Setina

Donna je bill vas Kali posta Dolenjske Umrl je
dan = maja in pogzeb e vr dine TO- maa ls47 zakra
skovesa posrebnesa avoda opravenih cerkvenh
grebnih bredh cerkv polozli vecnenu
poeitAu ma Calvary pokopaisee.
v dolznost 81 stejemo. da islzreno zahvamo
XII poloziH tako krasne cvetja bagopokoniku
zadnji pozdrav; k darova ase XII bodo
brale mir in pokoj due pokojna kot tudi Xxi
pris pokonika kropit ko lezal nartvaskemu odru
Najlepsa hvaa pogrebcem XII SO noi lzrsto vser. XII
dali svoje automobile brezplasno razpolago pr
srebu ter XII pokojnka sprenai nesovi zadn
poti pokopaisee. posebno slani drusva ST. lis wow
Naso iskreno izrekamo Gabrovsku
opravene cerkvene pogrebne obrede sprestvo
pokopalsee. Hvala lepa zakrajskovemu posrebnemu
zavodu poros in oskbo dneh nase zaosti ter
izvrstno urejen posrebni sprevod.
Iskreno zahvalo mai premejo prish pokonika
obiskovati easu nesove boezn XII toazi bodr,
da je lazje prenasal svoje nuke.
XII OBJ strani mas tolazii
bill vsestransko pomoS tezkih nase brtkos.
zreeena najlepsa hvala.
Predrasi oSe. tnjevo pot zivljenja.
in presanih nukah 81 odel veSnost kjer TRIPLE
MIA in boleein. Zapustil 81 XII ljuhili
min Te ohranimo nah srcih nash dn, k0
Sc zopei snidemo skupaj mad nebeskim visavam!
Spavaj sladko-snvai mirno!
zaujosi ostal:
ANToNIA. soprosa
HENRY. sin
EDITH sKULLY. hei
ALBERT SKULLY get
JOSEPHINE. snaha
HENRY sETINA in CHRISTINE
sKULLY. vnuka
JOHN sETINA, brat
MARY tINKo. sestra
siarem kraju pa zapusSa sestro
Angelo zupanis
Cleveland Ohio dine %. maja, I947.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17

be educated in the Aurora college work in the railroad shops and manufacturing plants They would help pro- duce the road-buding machinery, conveyors, pumps, drills and hundreds of other items produced there They could farm the expansive praires of the valley.
 The city of Aurora (popuation 47,OOO) could absorb the immigrants better than could Alaska The large city impact of the arrivals But best of all, it would leave Alaska free for continued development nte gral part of the American system of lfe and readily cessbe for the development of the strategic activities for which it is destined.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17

not be more careful about saving. We don't knew whether the re- porters really expected to discover any housewife willing to admit. for publication, that she has been wasteful. The fact, surprising or otherwise, is that they do discover quite a few.
 An agriculture department off cial takes a positive stand. There would be plenty of food to spare for Europe, he tells the United Press, if American families would learn to use the good food now go- ing into their garbage cans.
 Getting specific, he adds that the average American housewife wastes 1912 per cent of the leafy vegetables she buys; 10 per cent of the potatoes; 8 per cent of the other vegetables; 2 per cent of the meat, poultry and fish; per cent of the sugar, cereals, butter and fat, and l12 per cent of the milk and cream.
 Americans who have lived abroad say that most families in many other countries get less to eat than many families in this country throw away. American restaurant patrons note that great number of only partially eaten servings get carried away from the tables at each meal.
 The plan proposed by MT. Tru- man is voluntary. It doesn't com pei anybody to do anything. It leaves the decision up to individ- ual persons and individual fam flies. And so it doesn't apply to those who believe sincerely that they aren't wasting and can't pos Sibly cut down their food buying without serious hardships. But if the otherS-those who can buy less and waste less-do their part, we think it's certain that a surprisingly large amount of food will be saved.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
That's That
 By BRUCE GUSTIN

The seven-point program sub mitted to President Truman by the CIO for dealing with price and European relief problems includes plank calling upon Congress to re-establish price controls and ra- tioning. No such system could be effective unless it included gov ernment control of wages. Labor costs are one of the most import ant factors in prices. Nobodya would squawk louder than the CIO against government dictation of wages. Most people want high prices for what they sell and low prices for what they buy.
 Worlds Press News, trade pa- per of Britain's newspaper busi- ness, has injected a jarring note into the discussion of American plans to finance British and Euro pean rehabilitation. It says British "soft-soaping of America started during the war and still continues. The plain truth is that America is dollar greedy and under her con- stitution and present political set- up can't behave any other way than as she does-which is to seek the hardest possible bargain" It is hard to believe that expresses the sentiments of many of the British people. But such abuse from any quarter over there doesn't help Britain in any way.
 Stockpiling rubber is one of the smartest things the Truman ad- ministration has undertaken. The one-half million tons of raw rub Der to be accumulated and held in reserve is none too large. Ordinary prudence requires that the govern ment acquire and hold an ade- quate supply of all the materials. which cannot be produced here. which are vital to national de- fenee.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Waste Makes Want

(By Jack Foster) WHEN PRESIDENT TRUMAN said waste less, D calling for national effort to food and keep prices down, he at least started lot of arguments. At many family table the question is being debated: It is true that we waste food?
 Newspaper reporters in several cities, interviewing housewives find most of them asserting that they could
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Last Year $8,858,835,333 8,443,335,75O 415,499,
Expenses
 Receipts Deficit

AS to taking Tn money, the government seems to be doing pretty we'll Receipts up nearly 143 million dollars. But spending also is up about 96 million dol lars So there's rednk entry of than 369 million dollars. While it's smaller deficit than there year ago. it's still deficit
 Of course the current fiscal year is still young Just little over fourth of it has gone by And we aren't forgetting that despite the larger deficit at this time in 1946 the government finally wound up last fiscal year with surplus of nearly 754 million dollars Maybe we hope-something of the sort will happen again.
 But we're still thinking about those statements and promises that government spending would be cut In- stead for the first three months of this fiscal year there has been heavier spending than there in the responding period last year
 May we be pardoned for nquiring when all that oy which going to play such big part in keeping the budget balanced is supposed to start?
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Where's That Economy?
(Rocky Mountain News)

(Rocky Mountain News) LAST NIGHT we got to thinking about all the prom ises and statements made few months ago, that the federal government would cut it's spending and main tain welbaanced budget in the fiscal year that began on the first day of last July
 So we looked up the Treasurys reports on govern men expenses and receipts Here the figures for the period from July 1947 through last Monday, pared with the same periOd in 1946
Evening star., 1947-10-06
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

10I ST, sW.. Apt. Bedroom. LIVING
roo room :Id and kit. VIII accept one child; $50
1909 HOBART ST. N.w.-partlv furnished,
srlss ol EobssT W, $'s sAvSeE, 5f4 6nion 6Sa
dS DESxTuR ST NwLiy room stnlss
asisRia BAsEMHNT ra APT. for 70 's rent shower and
rrerrsd. Gail II. 346", 114o Abbey pl. ne.
bGPoNT CIRCLE AREA. beautifully furn.
3-room apt. newly redecorated living room.
private entrance; sIs5. i74o RIGS .pi.
IL. 5Syrx I1Fnr1 ArT Of sss mice n sss hath
$$s = AYE u s;
iS5nhsd ioeaan co c. 's6 S6o4 or ' sfs MONTH s:0a
I115 X ST. NV rooms, front. gas and
electricity, s1st floor, persons only; refs.
51aa FULTON ST. NV rooms. kitchen
and hath. s3rlidetached private home: s65.
AFT. as ToR WORKING COUPLE, no pets;
mo orch hSTsn ns ao3r rs9s 5ats, small pai 5scx
sI4II gs;5E j. ~ S4a ,r. oa.
coupln: $3.50 month"; s-months' lease,
cHttvY CHI Eask CHASE III h~ MD.-ror unemployed.
bu:ssnd; NA, oo!s. WI 3I5a 5
keSsn AS Afo Ss 10th hr;e. NV snts snd c,g S4n
adults preferred: sl"o month, Write de-
Only esiiL 70 To TMPboYEpS b EfS COUPLE with young
spi.; sp!' sfoo. IA 5sss' io47 ' quebec a p. 81.
sHIPMATE. hardy girl, wanted to share
with another girl, hardShips on roomy
pu,sh srqissr designss ,S5 vinE near
dsnt or MAi someons % WITH Similar Tses interest:
sssrins sSa base VIII SO S
5 pm: Monday. Box Ask, Star
nSwSrowN as eds 18th .sars sns S.S ss56 ss.
NEAR KANSAS AVE. and, 5th st. NV.
Avail Oct. 10: adults only. 3 rms. and
sah bath Viii Vii rsn pantT s5 p.r na on.h nef eus
HH sab%it personal and credit re refs to to r 8.
iiso hGa Tti EucLTD ms'sr Sir. NV large rooms.
private bath, rear. porch 1st floor; no
children no drlnking Sgo per monsh Ss5
employed people. Can be seen after $50
MERIDIAN HILL sECTIoN-Young Jewish
woman, intelligent. share attractive l.
an; $40 81 mo mo. GO Co 5isa, or Box ss5-k, star.
ARLINGTON-Bedrm.. liv. rm, kit, semi
pvt. bath apt; private entrance; utilities
furn fol young couple; no children; must
be clean. CHI. 1870 -
1924 18th ST. NV. near Dupont Circle
and bath: maid service: phone in rms, "a
hr. switchboard; $50 per wk. -
WILL SHARE my small ne apt VIII Tis5hh
per month. TR 659s. 1914 Queen
st. ne, ID
1 OR 2 GIRLS share apt with other:
for 2. 1773 Lanier pl. NV. apt. /. IS
OCT. sth-Bedroom. kitchen and bath.
furnished. S70; no children. pets or drink
ing parties, 334s Brothers place Sc. At.
TWO GIRLS to share apt. with two girls,
everything furnished. S25 each mo. 225
9Th st. sc. Ii. $500. IS
200 ST. NE rms, kit. semipvt.
bath; employed couple only; conv. trans:
&H0 ndndfh
Evening star., 1947-10-06
FARM and GARDEN.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. all varieties. 81
vile. Nd. +. r 3 2, Silver Spring, Md,
ROTOTLLERs now AVAILABLE = The
garden tractor Of 100 uses. Phone GE $500
for demonstration: SCHLEGEL GOLDEN
11a Carroll St. Tskoma Park. D
MANURE, we'll rotted, $50 per Is BUSH
els: S. per 10 bushels. delivered. Topsoil,
FOR FOR Soil Soil. fill dirt. sand. blu. SIT" stone,
cinders and road gravel: for sale by the
lccd SH. $40, FIR. 557S. -l2
NOW is THE TIME to buy your
spring tractor. Redman Il Roth Garden
King tractors with cultivators, plows and
sickle bar attachments STANLEY H.
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. fireplaces,
F. MARc0ccIo. Route 4, Horner7s lane,
Rockville, Md. Rockville 35SS. -16
kNDSCApE GARDENERS-Lawns. tree
surgery. ,topsoil. fertilizing, drainage sys-
TEN, bulbs, roses, eyergreens. lockwood,
Towering shrubs and perennial plants,
eroands covered, onnlete lawn and Garden
service: EN-. O377. RE. $500. III
BILLDOZER for hire by the day, week or
month: reasonable rates. Phone Spruce
OVERLOOKING ROSE BUSHES, hardy,
2-yr. .-oid field-grown. plants pansy seed
lineS, grants; beautiful large chrysanthe-
NUNS in bud; rhododendrons, clematis,
perennials: Holland tulips and bulbs:
African viclets. Ask for price list BEHNKE
NURSERIES, Wash. .-BaIto. blvd, BeltsVille,
Md. phone TO 6HS1 -12
Evening star., 1947-10-06
ROOMS rURlasHEp-Mp. end VA.

;ssS: e &" ss,f
Gns1daM.S na 1hsT sSss. n @n psnssos ss ss
parking and bus at entrance. re. sssi.
SILVER sPRNG-corner room in new
private home, quiet, semiprivate bath with
shower: bus. service at corner; single gem
s!smen; exchange references: $50 month.
s59s r e With n Smother s4
= St twin cH seds 545 BONE privileges
sesIsmss ssGm 5ss sya bE.1 and 5Ss private home
MT. RAINER, ,MD.-Twin. bedrm, privat.
ehtIance eRons e. 2 ,,S block to transp' unlimited
bssTos bSs SS sss xa ya ss3 ss or As?sss" = sas o l.
casvS sGGe bus cEsyE ss.y,se. SH. sa4a; -, .,..,
Observation-Disclosures tiin front w1 pstT Bedroom.
next mex, to bath: for settled sentleman; opri-
IN ALEXANDRIAmNice warm ma double rm.,
in pvt. home. with special privileges; conv
to everything; 90 min. to Wash. Alex.
srd fSrn S rss sn' service ss h R
ATTRACTIVE MASTER BEDRM pvt.
bath, convenient to Lee hwy. GL. 1887.
PRIVATE ROOM for refined nondrink.
home, minutes downtown on bus; refs
REQUIRED. Phone ia. 17SS-W.
oftss s5s per- monR near woman Sns on
fTAlkoMA pK.-Master bedrm.. next ext 70
bath. in quiet home. for young man: /
pix from stores and bus: S35. SH.
ARLING TON-Large front room for 3.
ARLINGToN, VA. sae e1st south-Furn.
rm. ana kiCchenette: one employed adult:
semipvt. bath; no drinking; one block
rom bus. a
Evening star., 1947-10-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcont.,,

buStNssS OFrVktONittES tSohf.''
KOSHER DEIICATEssEN--one OF the
Gs oRner sRn msde m
oered saas nf!s for only f SIS ooe losk sseek ans
8sfls sroEer, sssvs ISss Conn. ssh .oN co $500
RxDio. RsDisi REcoR8 ORB and electrical appliance
snd psnty ea 0ns9 Si
FFesd fnRsa s5'asI' M Gzsissys n With LsSN
WospRkfGi ssoos isRtS ofroRTGrY, SsT1 rent or SELL
turkish bath. ideal location. For ipforma-
RESTAURANT. beer and short-orders, do
'tns 500 q day; 6A days. Deal with
GoSTS BoNT MISS TA 11aH; This oNE-Must leave for
Service food market. nearby Va: practi-
cslly new fixtures; valued at Sl85o0: nice
with building, one available; $4,000 plus
as for and sHa sbos r9fs Ss Of
s REiss Pee BEER ehsshbO' aSb VINE E good
W Ssiy.: mode no deliveries: Arm. apt: oil h-wh
Terms AUERBAcH & CO., D1. Ala. Call
GRoCERY. nearby community; best equip
good stock: AUERBAcH & CO.. DI. 3l31
easi GRooERY, " m No beer: small apt. low rent;
to be appreciated AUERBAcH & CO.
RksaauRASHi RI IlIh Srll taGoR III P busy Sc lec
rSpa rsns: SA15f SAUERBScHi TO- CO. Di. 4i14. esil
~ sMAIG ;% GROCERY, beer and wine; . $500
Basa BIssd tp5 CO.. Rfd B 4lf isle ca TfEn! s Au
near 14th and Randolph NV; 8 bedrooms
and two baths. all on second floor; living
room, dining room and kitchen on L St moor; ;
PASTOR. INC. 1129 Vermont ave. NV.
NO. 42-DELICATESSEN and grocery,
good lease at very low rent; does fne
business; excellent spot for a young man;
$4,000 down. BALANCE easy te,ms is;9 EScl91 u
St. Ex 61s1.. .-
LIQUORS. REST. doing good business: long
lease; downtown, between , movies: large
seat cap; oldest. place. 8 to IL M
m PR1STISG BUSINESS BIZ NESS in heart of claren-
don business center, Arlington; new new presses @
profitable business. for $4,000 total price.
Ye4 can take oyer at G, oncs s CHI. $40
$4,000 and services available for sound
ToTk.ns hours geT aa2,K Star din ln
and tearoom, also IL cottages, excluding
owners living quarters: beautifully situ-
asd on Gsn main hwy nEN in Xrsha c4RTg c9T FER
REAGTY PARLoR - Opportunity for l
or 2 girls to get into business in the
fastest growing community. in Md, Just
outside of the District: all new fixtures;
long lease. low rent. Can be bought Just
Tor the price Of the fixtures alone; S2,22o vn
4 SON, Realtors, 116 South St. -Asaph st,
Alex. Va. Phone TIE. 7343, Alex. 6644
Open nights and Sun Listing 104-A
WANTED-Modern service station or
hardware; upper NV, Brookland or Mont
gomery Co. area. H, M. COOK phone
PARTNER WANTED for 5oes interest in
established dry cleaning business in new
BOX iu,H 4s5-H. Star Star. e So
sEGF-SERVICE LAUNDRY STORES. Laun-
derali equipped; reasonable investment:
good returns AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
Evening star., 1947-10-06
Dogs. PETS. ETC,

akss1ss aksMaS saEraERp Gal 81 aso2 DoesM.l. pup.
von Grafmar. CD. AsGARD Kennels
IReg9 Phone Daleyiew s30-W-12. 12'
service; veterinary. supervision. B1DE-A-
M6I WE KEMNE5s xMnUI 4Sl5 Conn ave, Wo. o224
sRitsFs s. sqs Ike rss TO- S2f I'll black
70 wf9 fnd oa HP S sstsngpsr 9sg s Ssss snd
coCKERs, registered. champion blood.
line; all ages and colors. both sexes;
offers refused; doshouses and puppy
as's hlsT fve f. SSas
males and females; SIS each Alex
BOXER PyPs for sale. male and female,
Cocker sfANiEL. ;1Has male, black 10 months.
eoGRGR eeanRGn ssPif si Can s. Dses SGdey oss
fiS fsfh MALE ale s3ss exs4ks x eG
el5s tsms!f sfAsEff fafes PR S
1ssR A;ias lRsRs'?R sss ns
fSRiSssfeG KkTss kRoss @ A kkNSELs sE1s breeds,
lndv. air-conC. runs. equip .germicidal
lamps. Cookers at stud. Fairfax 11-J-2
ELPAW KENNELS. reg; the home for your
dog; new. modern. radiant heat. warm
and comfortable. separate runs for each
dog: under veterinary supervision Alex,
Va, Duke st; extended, adjoining ON depot.
COCKER SPANGEIS. II weeks old; beauti-
full black male and female; Axe registered,
show prospects: priced to sell. S35 to S45.
Come see them; also have other breeds for
sale reasonable ELPAW KENNELS, Alex,
Va. Duke st. extended 3 miles out, adjoin-
ing Quartmaster Depot TIE. 2430.
BOXER PUPPIES, three months old, reg
istered Golden Fawns; sired by champion
out of daughter of champion: little beau
ties, raised as pets in country. Call FA.
2S42. 10
FOR SALE pair trained coon dogs; will
sell together or separate: trial If wanted
Phone ANNAPOLIS. South Shore 352l -e
COCKER SPANIELS, black, males, 8 mos.
Axe registered, distemper shots, house
broken: 27o3 Colston dr.. Chevy Chase
BLACK BIui COCKER SPANIEL, female, Axe
reg. Price. S25. Phone Ia. 1892. -6
Evening star., 1947-10-06
ROOMS FURkIsHEo-Nor.heo.t

NSSVS tSsV6S"t$VBtUSoST
1910 AMEs ST. NE, Of Minnesota ave
Comfortable single room: gentleman; conv
1916 18th ST. NE.-Girl to share room
With another siri, %; twin beds, : closets,
running water; S25 month. DU. 5143.
1915 MONROE ST. N.E.-Front room for
ssHPssfs s9 Sssss sss'' sishs1 s 6Ra
el1s 18th ST. Me-, block south on
18th 18th s. +. at ,,d RhoGs Island n.s: double
a sTs sundy sTs and gTH:se fhms
pom pont sssi. ''''' 'A'' 90 ''A'
223s 18th ST. NE.-sinsle rm.. pvt. home.
81 per wk. MI. 5669. Iii
1926 MORSE ST. N.E.-Furn. fm. for
young lady. private family. conven. trsnsp.
ONE ROOM. furn, next to bath, private
family, gentleman preferred, reasonable.
81 OWEN Fl N.E.-Front room for iisht
housekeeping with use of my kitchen. Lu,
DonBLE ROOM, suitable tos Z. s.uden. St or
I32 ST. N.E.-Light housekeeping rm..
refgr., inst. hot water, double, electric
grill. convenient transporfation; adqLs
only; refs. required: $50 month. LU.
i32 C ST. N.E.-Double sleeping rm.
couple or 2 employed people: convenient
transportation; adults - only; refs. re-
essoEShrSSsgss ss,EsSSi So gss'h Banks rs H. siss
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