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The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRST
 DIVISION
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT AND REPORT OF
 ADMINISTRATION VIVA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
 TATE OF ALVIN T. NELSON, DECEASED
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Joyce Hay, administrator W. WA. of the estate of Alvin T Nel- son, deceased, has made and filed his first and final account and re- port, and asked the Court to ap- prove same and order payment of
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BARTLETT PROTESTS
 CL0SIN OF INDIAN SCHOOLS

WAoH1NGlON Delegate E. .L. Bartlett has protested the an .nounced closure by the Alaska Ma tive Service of a number of Indian schools pointing out that the sud den closure order adds to the con fusion which confronts the terri torial school system at the start .of the 1947-194S school year.
 He cited the fact that the terri torial legislature does not meet a. gain until 1949 and questioned how the financial problem raised by the necessity of taking in the Indian children who otherwise would be served by the Alaska Ma tive Service schools could be solved
 In presenting his protest to he members of the Interior Depart ment subcommittee members of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Delegate Bartlett reiterated his ap- prOval of elimination of the dual system of education at the earliest possible moment but stressed the fact that the Territory should be given advance notice as to what is contemplated so that intelligent planning for the change may be made and the legislature when it next meets can act accordingly"
 Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs Zimmerman informed Dele gate Bartlett that if the money aI- lowed by the Senate for the edu- cational functions of the Alaska Native Service is approved by the House members in conference. some of the schools marked for closing will remain open.
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ber in each year. Please remember that no demand or notice is re- quired to be made or given; but, as indicated. if such demand is made. the tax must be paid immediately to the collector If payment is not made prior the first day of De cember of each year in which tax Is due a penalty of $2.50 attaches and both are eollectable by suit
 EMPLOYERS MUST FURNISH LIST OF EMPLOYEES AND PAY TAX. Whenever requested by the Tax Commissioner or Deputy any employer who has people working for him who are subject to the payment of the tax, must furnish a list of his or it's employees to- gether with the age of each of them to the collector and must 2ay the tax due from each of them. When such payment is made by the employer, the collector must give him a receipt for each tax paid and the amount thereof may be deducted from the employees wages.
 DOUBLE PAYMENT OR PAY MENT BY MISTAKE. Any pers.h who pays the tax when he or she is not liable therefor, or if it is paid by an employer for his en- ployee when such employee is let subject thereto, has the right to claim refund of the amount paid. such person should first request the school tax collector to make such refund and if this cannot hl done, he should forward such re-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
BARTLETT SCORES MC
 ON ALASKA SHIPPING

WASHINGTON - In a speech on the floor of the House this week, Delegate Bartlett scored the Maritime Commission on D L agency's "mismanagement and lack of vision" in Alaska shipping mai ters citing in particular the com missions action in allowing in creased tariffs without proper hearing from the Territory and in granting exclusive contracts to four carriers in the trade with government subsidy in the form of ship hire at nominal rates and ship insurance.
 In part, he stated:
 Living in an area where the maritime rates have always been higher than elsewhere, Alaskans had pretty well adjusted them selves to a condition of legalized plunder; since man is always hope ful and optimistic, they had hoped and expected that which was bad would eventually become better as population increased and as AL askans became more able to raise their voices effectively. In this hope and in this expectation they simply did not comprehend the strength and the ruthlessness Of their masters, the Seattle opera tors of the steamship lines which serve the Territory When the people of a territory fail even to be heard by an agency. they have no recourse but to plead their case before Congress Only the most outrageous exercise of discretion, only the most transpar- ent prejudice, only the self-con- fessed bias of such agencies can be corrected by the courts Con- gress did not pass an exclusive subsidy for the benefit of the AL aska carriers or for the benefit Of the Alaska canneries, but for the benefit of the Alaska public. The Commission, however, believes that what it says a resolution means is what Congress meant Ii wraps itself up in the piOus garh Of economy and says that any other decision would result in wasteful use of government pro perty. It does not dare. however, seriously to examine the fact that in the past two years ship after ship at public and Federal ex- pense left for Alaska using only 20 to 30 per cent of voyage capa- city ."
 In the hope af alleviating the present situation as soon as pos sible Delegate Bartlett has met with the special committee ap- pointed by Chairman Weichel of the Merchant Marine and Fisher les Committee to inquire into the relations of the U. s. Maritime Commission with the Alaska shin ping situation. He has offered three suggestions to Congressman Allen of California, who heads the
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Department of Taxation Territory of Alaska NOTICE and DEMAND TO PAY SCHOOL TAX FOR
 1947
In accordance with Chapter 3s Session Laws of Alaska. 1943.

In accordance with Chapter 35 Session Laws of Alaska. 1943.
 WHO MUST PAY SCHOOL TAX: All male and female persons ove 21 years and under 55 years of age must pay the school tax t5.0O for each person.; a female person who is unemployed and who depends for her support entirely on her husband is not required to pay the tax; persons in the active military or naval service of the United States, paupers, insane persons and those cared for by the Territory or who are permanently injured. iu- firm, maimed or crippled are also exempt
 WHEN PAYABLE: The tax is payable after the first of January in each year. It must be paid to the Tax Commissioner upon demand. Ii no demand is made for payment, il must nevertheless, be paid to the Tax Commissioner or his deputy on or before the first day of Decenl
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VA compiled the queries in 8 survey it conducted recently to learn how much veterans know a. bout their Federal benefits.
 The questions and answers fol- low:
 Q. Where should a veteran go to get a GL home loan?
 A. He first must find a bank or savings and loan association cI ether private lenders willing te make the loan.
 Q. Where does the Veterans AG- ministration come in?
 A. VA guarantees up to $4.OOO. but no more than half the loaa. made by the private lender to the veteran. This guaranty helps pro tect the lender from loss. VA does NOT lend money to the veteran.
 o. How much can the veteran borrow?
 A. AS much as the lender is will ing to lend, but the maximum VA guarantee will be $4,0O0
 Q.What are the advantages Of a GI. home loan to the veteran?
 4. (I) Because of the "A guar anty, the lender is more willing to make a loan; l2) the VA guaranty encourages the lender to make the loan without requiring a down payment, and l3) the interest rate t4 per cent maXimum) is low.
 Q. Doesn't the veteran also get a gratuity payment of some kind?
 A. Yes, VA pays to the lender. for credit to the veterans loan. an amount equal 10 per cent of the guaranteed portion of the loan. For example, if the guaranteed portion is S3.000, the lender will receive s120 from VA to credit to the-debt of the veteran.
 o. Must the veteran have cash to make a down payment?
 A No. But if a down payne Tt lis required by the lender it will not prevent the veteran from ob- taining a guaranteed loan.
 Q Who pays the appraisers fee?
 A The veteran. This fee usual ly is about sl5 or S2O.
 Q. Can a veteran join with q pOn-yeteran to buy a two-famiIy home?
 A. Yes. providing the veterans interest is properly protected to prevent any loss to him in event the non-yeteran defaults.
 Q. How about a loan where the FILA insures the first mortgage for say so per cent of the price of the house and the veteran wishes 10 borrow additional money to cover the balance?
 A. VA can guaranty a secondary loan for the balance, provided the secondary loan does not exceed 70 per cent of the purchase price
 Q. Can a veteran repay all or part of his loan at any time during the life of the loan?
 A. Yes, and without paying any fee or premium.
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quest to the Tax Commissioner at Juneau, giving his receipt number. Upon receipt of such request the Tax Commissioner will investigate and if he finds that the tax was paid by mistake, will make the re- fund immediately. Remember that request for refund must be made not later than 90 days after tho end of the calendar year during which the tax was paid.
 N0N-RESIDENTS SUBJECT TO TAX. The tax is payable by resi- Ients as well as nonresident. IT. the nonresident is merely a sight seer or tourist he or she is not r,- quired to pay the tax; but if he or she comes to the Territory for lhe purpose of engaging in business or employment and actually does su. though not a resident, he or sue becomes liable for the payment Of Che tax.
 PURPOSE OR WHICH TAX Is LEVIED: This tax is collected to assist in .the education of the children of the Territory of Alas ka. Your cooperation will be appre- eDated
 NJ. P. MuLLANEY
 Tax Commissioner
 k. J. SURATT
 Deputy Tax Collector
 Wrangell Alaska
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Published every Friday at Wran
 gell, Alaska, by Lew M. Williams and Lew M. Williams, Jr. Associate Lev N. Williams. IT,. -----EditOr
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claims specified therein. and de cree distribution of the residue. TAKE NOTICE chat September IS, 1947, at o'clock P. Nj. in tha courtroom of the above entitled court. has been appointed the time and place for hearing objections to the said account and report. Dated, Wrangell. Alaska. July IS, 1947.
 RICHARD SURATT
 Probate Judge First publication July Is, 1947 Last publication August s. I947
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Entered in tho Postoffice at Wran Rell. Alaska, as second class mat ter under act of Congress of March 8. 1878.
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The questions most frequently asked by World War II veterans about G.L loans were answered to- day by the Veterans Administra- ton.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
ROOMS FUR.-MD. and VA. Cont. )

1907 P0WHATAN ST., Alexandria - De-
f ePza1sa IN nase1 sas S9lOo saG xf has s he large
mosphere and cheerfulness of 3 guestroom.
3 large windows. 2 closets, twin beds with
located go minutes by bus to downtown
Washington: min. to Airport, and 10
min. to Penttagon: To discriminating rim atm
RECREATION ROOM, furn. as bedroom,
single 5, Or double ;n,a men ss- only $50 single
1918 1sth ST. n, Arlington-Large ,rm,
or s35 double. Glebe 5646. 13*
CHEVERLY, MD.-Double rm::, suitable
for couple. with kitchen privileges; new
home: private. Union 460S. --15
ARLINGTON, vA.-Large, attract. bed
room, private. family, S35 mo. FA. 2226-M
after 1890 Sunday.
4906 NJ. "2d ST, Arlington-Nice double
ron,s ROOM close se everything; nondrinkkins *.
ALExANDRIA-Room in private home:
sxeslent bqs service for Wsshipg1on and
CHEyERLY, Md, 1901 Belleview ave
singe furn nn rm with sdj bath for gen
MASTER BEDRM., 2 refined men: pvt,
home: twin beds, closets; dsressers' lounge
2 RMS. furn.: PVT. bath, cooking fac.
cleo. refrigerator: in pvt. home; 13 miles
north Sill. Spg.; car necessary Box 420-A,
Sss ssis pss spd sss5 EP III sH ssl ss4o vassls Em
NICE ROOM with double bed for gentle-
LINGToN-Laree, nicely furn,, with
Pxs holas Raae' e one 5sq qaies rehnsd party
fast for girl. in Broom, and bath suite,
PnRHfsHEp PffR MS 81 BgbsSooM with kitchen priv
ileges, for couple only; unlimited tele-
RESI-, RRsipEsTfAL Thi fsEcr1oN-cerner -h3 front
pix nex fas agss ass sqap employed couple
70 bath and Shower; for = refineds en-
ployed. peop!e;, conv. to transp.; Sc wk.
SkARBf. 81 ih. SAs&rvo S4s2 furnished rooms l4 for
gentlemen; convenient to Govt. depts.: pri-
yate, home: pleasant surroundings. Alex.
ARI.-Men only; pleasant single rm., adj
aRNGToNNswlS fGaE ts19S SS Gil furhi:hed 4aa rm Dr
T5'f Is MSTfEs Raf faoM era a On Sem Sem
for for man; ref. " reauired. Cali ii W oV. 1875.
1921 9th ST. NO, Arl., va-Nicely furn,
twin beds, private home; conven. located
oeTgss between 2 bus lines' gentlemen or empi
LARGE, NICELY FURN. ROOM for or 3;
adjoining bath with shower. Gil. 5215.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.--Nicely furnished
FeS eDn s4ase Gs WI 4oae
ARLINGToN-Double rm. for girls. cou-
pie or I ADULT; bus lines; conyen. Penta-
SHe SicELY ana EGRNnsHED double SS room, con-
eenteT ~ 1893 s N. Vernon '' ST.. N Ari.. s's Va.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

MODERN DUPLEX APT, 1st floor, con-
tinuous hot water, free heat, large back
e9 porch @ aaq Eaa oas fq athsss ss w sdao res
not not ia'@tl to exceed adse s1oo. RA. 6so5.
a aa Io Lying rnSd KITCHEN s dnets
for / or bedroom. furnished or un-
furnished apt, New York City. Write Box
WAsHiNeToN FOR NEW roRK-sen 2.
anything in Manhattan to rent or buy.
BakTiMoRE BaT tI1f sFaI FoR wAsH-a-bedroom un-
house N wash; Box 94-z. star. Is.
bsrn fgrn hems 9s there e5 oedrm apt or house
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA for Arlington.
unfurn.: .extra-large bedrm and kit. lily.
T. ana couPLE Sf FeR With sR nans Ro vsns aa unur
apt. in Wash. for Broom unfur. apt. in
orssnS sa;x6.@N gES e9;2 s1p Star SY,v xopx1n,,.,
room, solarium, dining alcove, kit. and
leth in excel. NV. section; exceptionally
eeo for rent Gann0s ss rdecb
or 8 bedrm. apt. Box 265-Y, Star,
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom apartment
NV; for 2-bedroom apartment or house. in
PHiLADEHpHIA, oxford Circle; mod. 6
for apt. or house in D. C. Box 1897
3-BEDRooM CAPE COD bungalow in Arl-
ington, Va. oil heat, for 2 or 3 bedroom
duplex or similar type apt. in D. c.; wish
occupancy June /. GIL. .4l61.
3s-Ro0M APT on Hudson near W. Fort q
ineton. Box a27-z. Star
WASH. FOR NEW Y0RK---Exchange mod
ern NV. apt, all conveniences. kitchen.
dinette, liv. room, / bedroom, porch, for
similar or larger apt or house in New
Jersey or New York. Georgia $3.50.
WASH. FOR PHILA.--Modern 1-bedroom
apt, D. c.. for same in Phila. area. Box
Evening star., 1947-04-13
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

CAPITAL AUTO MESSENGER SERVICE
Prompt, reliable pickup, del OF pkgs.,
mail. mail. baggage sy furniture using panel
iFgias FuaN MovrNa. ~ sSa' trunk baggage and par
Gel deliv.. I'VE care for the things you
care for, AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
EX-Gi~Moying, packing, storage; will
move your trunk or your home; spec. rates
to vets. GLOVER TRANSFER, Gil. $3.50.
VETERAN, just out of the service, will
move or haul anything, night or day. no
lob too little. EARLE, ME. 5s19. 15s
VET. VANS OF VA.--An white vet. help;
m9vn m o pasgng 59rase erasns III ase5 a5ppns
and ions distance. No JOB too large and
Mas1SF s2af sae vETERANs sPsaR mos1Se aaS4 coa4-hr
ssaRSs asa sSsns * 7Ss 5n = osss
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 6IS9.
LIGHT HAULING p only white vet vet
CALL cali US Us FIRST for furniture moving or
delivery work; reasonable prices; expert
fefs NssS aP fsxssf foEfc cR 55
NoRTHERiN MOVING STORAGE Co
man ,clews. Grating: Foreign and 90
mestic household goods. office furniture,
Large fleet available to and from 36 Stases
Daily pickups for ILL., Ind. Ohio. Mich,
or places en- route and daily pickups in
Det, for Wash, D. c., or places en- route.
California shipments direct by van or rail
Storage: inexpensive storage rates. All
household goods sprayed for vernlin, prop
erly wrapped and stacked by expert ware
house crew. Detroit office, 1913 Joy I'd,
TY. 5-6565. Wash. office, 1875 New York
ave. me-, AT. 9243.
HELP A VET-can move you days or
nights; trunks, baggage and parcel de-
livery speciality. Phone LU. 9139 from
5 pm, until midnight; all day Saturday
and GUpday
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APIS. FURNIsHED tcont.

-
vacancy for four, girls only. apt. newly
single beds $40 week each. 1888 North
saeaIss sasEaksT III ART, for two. newly decorated
GeoRGE4soWNMTwo sstsi rev beautifully furnished
iiving-kedrooms. ultramodern bath tsfow-
orator; light cooking II desired. Ideal
$50 sa. @ $3.50 prospect sss ave-. Ap 4sss. oIsS iss
WANTED. nice refined employed lady. 30
So. to share furn.. Broom apt, conY
tTansps $3.50 1919 staples st. ne.
isIe s sT. s.Es or q girls to share
,aG Girl 10 10 sH2sT APT. with other 1si sirls. i
$3.50 mo. 55s l4th ST. Sc. Ii. 1865.
MoaaM sanssns s shass e sassss i sd ar pe
NICELY FURN.. s-bedrm. apt. for refined
ssps sas,s or Box % s4I.A. star. Ts. SOW is
MODERN one-room apartment, Washing.
person; months advance REQUIRED. BOX
rRo rlsseH EaRaE ARC CONNECTING. lss. moor
mo No childrsn; 39io Geqrgia ave.
ktsRsn Sat porch repsa
private entrance, yard and garden space:
completely furnished; to responsible. sober
tenant; references. Sl25 mo-; bond OF
500. to be returned if apt. vacated
in good condition; no objection to l small
SRA1lSSiT WASTEn va esanI; silIs college araduases he.
tween 1927, to share apartment with
2 gentle girls. 1910 10th SC. NV, Apt,
sos. S25, plus share OF utilities. HO.
COUPLE TO SHARE 5-rm. apt. with young
lady, S125 month. 1880 Girard st.
SMALL u HD' 'ArARfniESSs Z mi Sase suitable for EN-
ployed couple. S13.75 per week loo
W, MontgomeTy ave-: Rockyille. Md
private bath: LIST floor; newly decorated; !;
Ss5 TO couple. See sunday, after an.
employed lady to share
$3.50, Ext. I3a, all Mon. and Tues after
10. 6222 Banks pl. ne. MRS. CARTER.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
ROOMS WANTED.
BUSINESS GIRL wants private room IN
lpt. with kitchen privileges. nv. sectiQn.

BUSINESS GIRL wants private Fo0m IN
apt Win kstcnsn privneges. nv. secti9n.
|GeNTIEMAN e;ps wants completely furnished
g ssean nssr
WELLESLEY GRAD. working girl wants
section. sii private hi home. Box ia4-z. Star.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room with
private bath IN semitic home, NV. section,
sssaees: s.sss S assSsa Boz 5sez, Star Star - ' i5
YOUNG MAN desires single room: con.
xs,lisnt transportation. Bog I1o,z. star.
Esqulrsd DIR. r. O., 314s Ieth St. NV. :
SASHHRshsls " sITt asnss Boa sosm s ssas
SINGLE ROOM, private home, kitchen
priyils.; young woman; Mt. Pleasant or
fSaPis RooM Mr. Hesfi BaIm meals Ap sea ssTved in room
elderly man. semi invalid: retired Gov
ernment einploye; SIS month, co. ooo9.
YOUNG employed quiet woman wants
faTniShed haa room; Dupont Circle Drefsssss.sd
FURN. or unfrrn. @ room for employed lady.
waiking dist, Library of Congress. FIR.
SETTLED, employed. quiet gentle lady
private home: breakfast If possible: CEN
tral NV. section: refs Box 7e-z' Star.
WOMAN GOVT. EMPLoYE desires attrac-
tive single room in northwest refined home
stay home two week nights and pay s25
s2aE IiEEansR ApY H2s leSssaa 1sssa
sys gants furnished aT 1897 NaP near 7'h and Pa
Sl GENTLE LADY. aaiss. refined. wishes wishes
BUS trolley line aos aowntown IL 11, BOX Box
aooMs WANTED for men students: mi. III
ehsed & Tas s0s IS y ao oea
technical sehooi must be within watkins
R sfsaae e ash i5 Pi5a i5o "a pons
enIrtRED enf.i B YOUNG LADY desires charm
ing quiet room in ref. ADULT home; close
WANTED-ROOM with private bath. in
quiet. adult home; BY refined, settled lady,
oTp shy 5ex sesrss a4z }zn,sssa sssG
en- and laundry privileges; $50 per month.
QUIET YOUNG LADY would like single
ily, VIC; Clarendon, by April 26 Box
apt. in NV. section; permanent residents.
MAN, Government employe, wants corn
WIDOW, permanent government employe,
wants unfurntshed living room. KITCHEN
and bath; NV section Box 27o-z' Star,
ONE LARGE. unfurnished room, UP to $40
cs 9G d. $40 e SIX aaies vss SfssdT BoTH GIasef
pyt. bath. furn. or unfurn:; min. Ink,
sssa ssa ossh Dup p6 fs sha sssk Sss 4 f-z
MAsTnb wan fsr Pm ehSHGEMAS MsHfGiS furnished Isl
room with strictly private tub bath in
northwest section. Box 2s7-z, Star.
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ROOMS rURNlsHEp-Mp. and VA.

RIvERDALE, MD.-Studio room, next to
bath; employed. references. WA. SOFA.
SINGLE ROOM. next to bath: lady only;
no other roomers; close to bus; $50 month.
CHI 1890. Ia
RIvERDALE-Large double room. couple
101 S. WASHINGTON ST.. Rockville
Large double room. conv. business section
and transp. Telephone Rockville 2324.-13
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large rm., pvt.
bath; attractfFely set up for 1 or 2 en-
Mr. NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER, in pvt.
home, rms. with p"t. bath. suitable for. i
or gentlemen: price very reasonable.
aLiiExANDRIA, VA. Attractive single
room. desirable location, excellent bus
WEaL.I-FURN. RM. excel. for young single
man. IN gentle home. 1900 Rugby ave.
Bethesda. / blk. off Wis. ave; conv.. to
U. S. Naval Hosp. WI. 1857 ewes. Sun.
VACANCY, dble. rm, conveniently located
in Arlington; gentleman preferred. Falls
ARLINGTON, ,Ha.ISa e51 North jackson St
TO busline, good residential section. Call
N Ms SILVER Sn1 spRING-Furn, rm. for couple
or 2 single gentlemen, $40 per month.
eonv. transp. Sligo Q23T. -l3
LARGE ROOM. in gentle family. for / o.
2. block bus: convenient to Pentason.I
Arlington Hall. r Myer and Georss-
sawn sna s csssr ca ssS os
ARLfNGTON. 1901 North Glebe rd-Sin-
S45 per mo. OK. 1S46. Ia
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ROOMS FURN.-Norheost. Cont. fR

1888 NEWTON Sf.-Large front single
only 5 nsar $3.50 all Ween iTani91rtas9s D1 sgs ssnf4en
a41s Ieth sT. Ne. t1ath and R. I. ave.
ne. e.J-Accommodations for two in pri-
TRANSPORTATION, unlimited phone, laundry
g5lSlleses' s5s1. $50 per month eaeh' dupont
2d9 34th ST. N.E.-Room, cross-ventila-
yate home, no other roomers; $35. Lud-
low 6205 --19
1900 IRVING ST. N.E.-Desirable room.
fnrn; at;nI ! person ps ,s ss9' people, $40; no
rs s5gI1aE sih 81! Ph EssS double sleeping
301 v 81 N.E.-Doubie bedroom and
rsaS porch next to bath; clean; $40 per mo,
NR. CAPITOL. lis 9th ST.. n.e.-Master
other (studentl, S22. 80 mo- LU.- 6767:
$3.50; transp.: in quiet home.
s31 9Th ST.-Larse front room, eonv
transp.; employed couple or men, $3.50
sos sash .saor Ga5l Ii pr ssl9 NE-sedroom double
nicely fuprnisheed,,, IN conv. to transp.: .s9
3 ss4 slth TIN Fl T TEIarse Sza front room next
RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Pleasant single
room; breakfast: garage; pvt. home. Call
before 3 pm. Sunday, after s pm. DE.
a614 EyARTs ST. N.E,-Newly furnished
master bedroom, twin beds. LU. 22a9.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. clean: next to
bath; private home; for gentleman; no
s6ss ssssE'4s EASTERN Ave, N.E-sinsle room,
transportation; S8 per week. WA. $685..
WOODBRIDGE, 2434 Monroe st. ne-Newly
decorated bedroom, dressing room; adJoln-
ag pah RPV ST. f NTiarse aser so bsd
room in new home, twin beds, sun deck;
on busiine $50. Ho. 5433.
8 HAWAII AVE. Me- refined girls, ref
neWg urnabed sad and ase $50 o
s a5e Rho6e 9esne 1sIsnd ave- ne
saas 1'sa sand ID? ST. ~ N.E.0Doubie room, large
closets pvt home half bl9ek from R. l.
sI ID FoRs snd RM 6d suitable Maaf fS sE
coLoREDE6ie Col 14th ST. NE, AT. sa47
home: convenient transportation; S6 per
CoLoRED--1oe R ST. N.E.-Rooms. Single
$40 week nice home m plenty saya heat and
CoLoREDLIl51e GALES. sT.INcely fur
screened-in back porch; employed married
couple; cooking privileges; So wk, each.
LU. 1865. -13
COLoRED-LARGE FURNISHED room, for
refined gentleman or couple. Call FIR.
0602 or DU. 9291. Ia
CoLoRED-212 DIVISION AVE. ne
Furnished room. for couple or 2 men:
home privileges. AT. 4349. .-14
COLORED-2 NICELY FURNISHED bed
rooms. for employed couples; / single
room for man; all privileges! Ii. 6sSs,
coLoRED-14 EYE ST. N.E.--Lse. dou-
BILE room for empls adults. $40 ca, per
mo-: also single room, S25 per mo-; some
privils.. no cooking. HO. 6323
reliable couple or . employed girls; in re-
fined home; $40 week. AT. 6446. IA
CoL.-500O SHERIFF RD. NE unfur-
nished front rooms, 1st floor. to respect
CoLoRED-1e3s EvARTs ST. NE
Nicely furn. rm. for man and wife or 2
girls: l block from sdtreeeetcar and BUS