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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-28
THE SEATTLE SOURDOUGH CLUB. INC.

Our Picnic was a good one al
 though an early rain kept some folks at home. The Juneau-Doug
 las crowd made a fine showing Ketchikan also made good showing. Grover Hammond and Mrs. Toms were from Fairbanks and old Dawsonites were plentiful one of them was J. H. Johnson, one of the owners of the Dawson Plume Hose Co.,, who has been in Florida about 12 years. He ran the Palace Restaurant on Wash ington Street and fed 300 out-of- work men free while the O.P.A. was on. He was in the awning
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-28

told of his first Grub House" on the top of Chilkoot Pass where he paid cents pound for his fire wood The night after the Great Snow Slide, seven trail blazers slept on the floor and that's all the bedding would cov- CT; the 9th hugged the stove and said he'd give $500 to keep fire
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-28

Mae Burnett spent their vacations in Alaska this year. They report all night. MT. Johnson said, T only have enough wood to cook breakfast with so we'll have to let it go out"
 Three of our membefs, Agnes Ashton Marcella Lavell and Anna
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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-28

With this issue we bid the peo- pie of Seward good bye so far as the newspaper is concerned We have sold our interests here to John Coleman, ct al, who takes over September 1st, and as soon as we finish making collections and adjustments we will leave for Anchorage where both myself and Mrs. Hunt will remain until about Christmas.
 MT Coleman's assistant will not be able to come to Seward for 30 days yet and the ex-editor of the Polaris will help out as need ed
 We leave many friends and have enjoyed our stay in Seward because of them.
 To those who are not so friend- ly we would say we are sorry things could not have been on a better plane, however, some of the finest, most outstanding moments of. our lives are connected with Seward
 We shall not forget, ever.
 We learned today that it is un lawful to 'snag' fish. In fact, patrolmen and game wardens are supposed to arrest persons who follow these tactics under Code Sec. 20l.l7.
 Reason for the rapid disappear anCe of salmon is shown in gov ernment statistics which show that of the f;ngerlings which make ti.eir way down to the ocean from the streams Whe ere they are matched only eight per cent return to the spawning grounds, complet- ing the cycle.
 The terrific cuts in the produc- tion of canned salmon from Alas ka and the high prices for the fin ished product are the result of the killing off of the spaWners, regard less of the method used in catch ing them.
 Too many are killed as they return. Eight fish out of a possible 100 is too small percentage to keep salmon in Alaskan streams.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-28

This iS the econd W serirs of mesSaqes sponsored by the TeryitoriaI Taxpayers Assocation q non-pro fl organisation fo1mcd for lhe beneft aud 7Velfare Of 4laska aud Ilaskans
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-28
Tax Revenue Demand $ The Retention Of
 The Salmon Trap

We are not trap operators or connery operators. We are AIoskans interested in +axofion and the prosperity of The Territory. As far as we are concerned. The frop referendum on which we will vote October 12fh is NOT gear fight. bur an economic problem which con- cern5 al! A!ask1ns.
 Or fhe conservation question. The U. 5. Fish end WiIdIife Service. which is inc bureau in charge of conservation. has authority at The present lime 70 close every fish +roP in inc Territory +omor- row morning if they were believed 10 be q menuce to our salmon.
 We have completed study of the trap question and here are The eeonom- ;c reasons why The welfare of inc Terri fory demonds fhe continuation of frops: l.TAxEs: Fish traps contributed than ssocooo matey ones the tota collected by Aaska Our present tax money is insufficient to adequately support our cities school welfare needs
 on designed ta2 JOBS FOR ALAsKANs: Thousands of Aaskans employed by salmon traps not just during the fish ing but throughout six months of the Supplying materials the construction a AldsAa industry All ting logs used in making traps a produced in Alaska Alaskdns. If to eliminate traps you destroying industries and jobs of Alaska residents.
 3.NEW INDUSTRY: For the past 34 the salmon industry has been developed by the of fish until has investment of hundred million dollars Territory. Seriously cripping largest industry by eliminating fish will discourage from investing in q to get It we must encourage more venture coPlial 10 in Territory.
Evening star., 1948-12-01

Mersnon made the tables
with 25xl6, l7x15, and l5x131z-
in. nests. He made them with ex-
quisiteIy grained oII-nohogony
tops, pointed them up with sotin-
wood inlay, rubbed the slender
Sheraton legs to sotin-smooth-
ness, finished them in nut-brown
mahogany. The Hecht CO. and
ONLY The Hecht Co. in WASH
inqton-hos them to sell for 1906.
Make sure you're here bright and
early for yours.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
Wien Alaska Airlines

Pilot Bronaugh made flight to Teller and Wales on Wednes- day bringing in MT. and Mrs. Johnson of the US. Weather Bur eau from Wales.
 Pilot Stinton made a flight on Wednesday to Ungalik with a load of freight and mail for Golovin. John Charles was a passenger to Unalakleet from Koyuk. M. J. Walsh came to Nome from Un- galik, Ada Kootok from Ungalik to Unalakleet, John Ivanoff and three children from St. Michaels to Unalakleet. The three children were enroute to the Covenant Mission Home.
 The regular flight from Fair banks brought in Rita Harper and Ralph Kiddy.
 A flight was made to Gambell with mail and Richard Webb. The plane was unable to land on the return trip due to fog and Webb was left at Moses point for the night, being brought in late yesterday.
 Mrs. Ralph Cook and infant were passengers to Candle yes terday.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14

hooking up its stations as a net work. It would fill the role played by land lines in network hookups in the United States. Land lines are not available in Alaska and the standard broadcast stations can not hear each other over the dis tances involved.
 It is the first authorization in Alaska for a station of this type and purpose. Its call letters will be KOQL. It will operate on four different frequencies.
 Although expected to start op- erations in July, Wagner said much experimentation will be ne cessary.
 IL will be the sixth station of the Alaska Broadcasting Company chain of Alaska stations.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
Alaska Radio Co. To Go On Air I'm
 July, Short Wave

SEATTLE, - R) The Alaska Broadcasting Company announced today approval by the federal communications commission of a short wave relay broadcasting station at Anchorage.
 General manager William J. Wagner Said equipment has been ordered and installation will be rushed, with the expectation that operation will start in July.
 Wagner explained that the pur- pose of the new link in the ABC chain is to provide a means of
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce. Weather Bureau. Forecast for Nome and vicinity: Fair tonight and Saturday. Lowest temperature tonight 26. Highest temperature Saturday A.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. to- day:
 Precipitation last 24 hours: none.
 Total precipitation this month 0.15 inches.
 Temperatures last "A hours: highest 37, lowest P.
 Sunrise at PAP a.m., sunset at 9:l4 pm. Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 50, lowest 29.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest 10 in 1889, highest 66 in 1923
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
Alaska Airlines

Inbound passengers on the Al aska Airlines plane Wednesday was Dean Schall.
 Outbound passengers were Fred Powell, Irving Ziegman, P. J. Cutting, Douglas Owens. Charles Sterns, MT. Bunker and w. s. Nay.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
AIRLINES
Pan American AirwaYs

Incoming passengers today on the PAA plane were Marion Fur long, May Bale. Harold Stout, Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Glass and daughter, Lee Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Don Stewart, and yound- trip passengers James Bensley, A. J. Tisdale, A. O. Edwards, Vern Hitchcock, Marie Livingstone and J. Livingstone.
 Departing passengers were M. J. Walsh and R. Reigel.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
THAN YOU

Voters of inc And Division for your support in the recent pri. mariss.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
N O TIC E

Written applications will be re- ceived at the office of inc City Clerk until $500 pm. Tuesday. May le. ls48. for inc following positions in the Nome Fire and Police departments:
 Chief of Fire Dept. ....S3S0 month. Chief of Police Dept. ..s3s0 month. Utility Man ...............$300 month.
 Nome Common Council By Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk. Pub. May l2-l4-&-l7. l948
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-Quonset Hut. See
 Vince at THE HUT. 45-tf
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14

FOR SALE-Girl'S bicycle, new
 condition. Call Bl. IA, between
 8 am. and 4 pm. 58-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14

FOR SALE-Dodge Sedan and
 Simmons couch. Call Bl. 13. 55-tf
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14

FOR RENT - TWo-room apart
 ment. Call B. c. Baker at NC. Main 133 56-3t
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-14

boot. Call at
 Nuooet Office. 58-tf.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN, but very healthy
and active desires suitable permanent en-
fssb salary lar os means ufh
snces exchanged. Sligo 5l25 or BOX l96-
WoRkING PARTNER to buy half interest
exceenty 1oeaped PPee rS 0AsssR setyss eass
weeks and see il You like e it t No oblisa.
ton. Call any weekday evening after 6
REsT. Isl LiasETn hSp T22vlRN-Matn highway 8
mi. Of Wash, nearby Va; mi. from end
cl., city; surrounded by rapidly expanding
subdivisions; long lease. reas. rent: 5-rm.
OWNER Rsa so1able a5os down payment. For
sppt; spRv,Sa eall sFa1,n F. 9s3e nom.E55ce,.
desiring to own ard operate cwn business;
station completely modern. with, hydratlic
LIT ali compressor and repair shop spa ~
Improve; home is an attractive 2-bedrm.
frame BUNGALOW. completely ,, modern del ~, IN
Wster hea and ndgas sP oil
in ma small small Nc Montgomery .rS County village
and priced for immediate sale, at slS5o9
fsy 5SsyR4SHcF IS 4 REAL REALTY AcfScY eE
FROZEN CusTARD and hot dog shop, ex-
TATE. TATE r. Rseaiior sH iio5.
/ NEWSSTAND, in lobby near-ln motel. SUIT
able man and wife; $4,000. Box 3o1..v,
TRASH ROUTE and 1ia-ton truck with
hoist ideal business. can be operated as
| a sdeline: nets $500 mo-. can clear more
| If party is active; reas cash invest. Ia.
PRINT SHOP FOR SALE. completely
equipped. going business. See 'Miscella-
neous for Sale"
| FOR SALE at attractiv prices and terms
Desirable roomtns and guest houses $40
fpr
beauty shops. KEACH & PURCELL. Ex.
| WE HAVE AND WANT select businesses
| for sale Prompt attention. Call KEACH
RYE RTacE.LIi E.IrI Ex xNn nt1s sstRv,ct-aood 10.
/ cation. central Arl, business primarily
repairs, average $500 per week past ,yr !;
approx. $4,000 inventory going for best
| offer Owner selling because of poor
health and other Interest. Call oW 051S
or write Radio Box Ss: Arl: -6
81 600 weekly; S25.00O cash required.
Low price from OWNER. Box 266-V, Star.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

UNHoRMs and accessories for all schools
sarns 70 ssock sas f9s sHop
syeninss and sapdssys, sundays, Phone DE. 1884;
Eureka. Westinghouae Royal: Premier,
sxy ,.rms ana qnEeEss 0eEa csNrER
T8stTas s@5S s Sv n,ISns sss7s s.s.s r.ns,,tsa
rstagsd. 1S G 5s-co5ded, ~ PARK AVE VENETIAN
WASHER. Easy, spindrier. excel. cond.,
MSsIiS MacHsE aa ,rsB.r T5or
WasHiNG WAS MACHINES. brand-nev. as low
new. GE, Bendix and ,Westinshouse auto
Thor, Speed Queen. Hotpoint, wringer
EtEcTR1cAG EIE9s CENTER. 5i4 10TH 5 St .S%s INV
WAsHiNG MACHINE, Launderan. new.
S225: no ATLANTIC CO. so7 st. NV,
WASHING MACHINE. reconditioned: guar
Hsy.ss 'H$ :ss5 q. i? EASY brs4Ss4
WATER CooIERS. electric. bottle type, as
IiyeFy sE easy a terms N FLEeTRIeAI CENTER
WATER HEATER, 30-gal. Rheem; auto
ton $50 cash Tidal a455 81
monthly payments ROBERT r WEHRLE
& SON. 1890 Wis. ave. WI. 6271-72.
WATER HEATERS, electric. brand new
42-gal.. S9995. also for immediate de:
livery; GE. Hotpoint. Westinghouse in all
sizes, easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
514 10th st. NV MA. SS72
WOOD by the cord cut any length. or by
load with good boards. JOHN D. MADDEN
732 4th st. Sc. Ii. $500 10
WOOD LATHE, almost new; h-h.p. heavy
duty motor and complete set OF TOOLS;
1 CHICK STARTER BATTERY, ! gas trash
burner, l gas refrigerator. small; l cool
hot-water heater: 2 half-bred mares suit
able to produce hunters. For further in
formation. write Box Sal, Warrenton. Va,
or call Warrenton 176. IS
MAGNIFICENTLY CARVED oak 18th CEN
tury reproduction dining room suite. Gre
denza buffet with trays, large closed china.
refectory table top. & carved back chairs;
perfect condition, heavy plate glass tops
Cost $1,000; will sacrifice for S400. AD
MUST SELL assorted household furniture.
Chairs, tables. sideboard. bed, bureau, ice
specton at 4505 Stanford St. Chevy
Chase, Md, 2 to or to 10 pm. Sum
day or Monday. WI. 743S IS
gun; S225 or best offer. Gil. 44o0, Ext.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
BELL-AIR CLUB-Near walter Reed.

BELL-AIR CLUBINear walter Reed. 77if
Blair I'd. NV; " block Georgia and Alaska
bus; choice rooms for particular people
service: sH. s3I7. sH. s776. -12
WENDELL TERRACE-Lsree, cool. rooms
to share, pleasant porches. shady lawns:
superior meals; "a Blk. to 3 main transp
lines; maid service: s47s0 mo. 1877
1888 NJ ST. Nw.-Lge. triple rm with "a
bath, suitable for married couple with
children: also vacancies in dbls.: maid
service; home cooked food RE. 3104. -
1926 10th ST. N.W.--Nice double. triple
or single rooms, $3.50 each; cool base
ment single; excellent meals. p
1906 18th ST. N.W.-Comfortable rooms
with unusually good board. for men and
COUPLES Single and doubles available.
ii TIA MASS. AVE. N.w.-vacancies. for
young people: most desirable downtown
guesthouse; excel. food; rates. $50-S60 mo.
A FOUNTAIN COURT among the trees.
rates "a Marths WASHINGTON 6shi Seminary
ARhINGToN-Lse' shnSeme1s e outside outside rms; home
cooked meals daily maid service; excel.
transp.. parking priviieges; lovely veran-
"a 1851 anf fssS aaT1s sr. o oNWWLss. dble. S share
rms; for men and women; vell-app0inted
residence: excel. food and service; switch
The MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. nv
Nicely furnished rooms, running water;
for young ladies and young men: showers,
elevators, telephones; excellent food. 12'
Evening star., 1948-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ffarhitufe f KAY, 1913 < < St NV NV. Ex 1855
Notwithstanding Dric-a-Drae, china
h,shest sash Msssh Dfices Dsid Can HuRRAY
ASTiaUEs, bric-a-brac, china, silvervare.
p6RH f6 R]HiTffy sgP iaHifES 5sS
ADDING MACHs., typewriters, calcula tors,
Price price NE. Ne 725s; @ CO 1928 ewes, I SUNDAY
home; Sill Ps9y cash: eh: We do do moving, stoT.
Books IA BoGGHT sS3 'sE AND Sold eE Of al
SSsRRss, SsR :, ] DIsTn1cT rs aoJs BOOK STORE 81
cAMERA IN Ii NV waaTED, NJ Ios1 hish quality also
MR ,aS MEfgs. from ass: re- .4$4 NsA iO'
hSsssss1fs ao sedS5 ess ias'i r. D5ess
Of Justice RE 2as4
as n,sa e1SsS SH s7s7. 5D.n s1ss vii e.i ii
Rsi aR9 seaEsea Se stS s pa's ns
nsE s1s5s entire, con
FURN, ExcH.. 80 nth st, Sc. AT 05s5.
FURNITURE-Wsnted bedrm;; dining rm:.,
hkss by entire ia contents Of
odd pieces. Also old glassware. china,
brio -brac. BUYING and selling for over
90 " Sea1s, NE 5Hsa 5HHs2aP"ooD's' sth and K Sts'
FtRNiTuRE"Good IE!H Ut clean household effects
or,csi Of all nsd sqds cid Rsbbc shbs glass
! teeth. discarded jewelry, We pay cash A.
NG G 3D. ySais uprshs spnet sa2 or apt
size; any size, any condition; we'u pay
sash G., 10 Sligo S2Sn 5SS4 oo,ou,. n,.uo
co. pays highest cash prices. Phone MA.
sS r scr exaeptosa
tion bays and garage excellent city loea-
ton. prominent corner. large shopping
area os sogethsr a with extensive residential
SEWING MACHSEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered,
plsat.ng-, s sy;, 7l6 l1th st. NV. RE. 1900.
WANTED = DINING RM. TABLE, Chip
Or ei 4s4a Sun and e"se Mon. ST 4aa5 4 et week
WANTED-Better Grade Of household fur
Ps5e sa.anss a9f 'ff sa47 furniture ma
sny s0ndGa poRA Ds IEsTosE sEa
We we PAY A ToP PRlcas saT ror t'e id gold silver.
ieweiry. diamonds. firearms mems cloth
ing, luggage. photographic equipment, mu-
sical instruments engineering instruments
and what have you? Will call MAY
| ZWEIG SONS, 937 D st. NV, NE. 9113
DO YOU HAVE any lamps, ashtray.
stands, rugs, radios. MAGAZINE racks or
IG3rd NJ p Bait. D. c. N. G.. need these
articles to equip their rec. rm Call EX.
2337 and we will be glad to pick them UP.
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH CONSOLE, 16
tubes or over, GOOD make. State year,
price and number of tubes. Box 345-V,
Star.
CLEAN DIRT, about 20 loads. 2l2o L
st. w. RE. 2hll
Evening star., 1948-09-06
ROOMS FURhIsnEp-Nenhss.

1872 ST. NE.-Dble sleeping rm. twin
beds; $40 wkly Call LU: 6l33:
fst bnns oos PR ront new stove and
lss E sT; N;E.~Lisht housekeepins room,
63i ST. N,E.0Large double room. for
s9sp s9gple z @ 1t pMriyils ri :, S12 wk; FIR. s144.
nr; transp.; must be employed home
WooDRIDGE. m!s" Doors of fpoF R T. 'IsNsils aVsM
Lger nicely furn, twin-bed rm.: phone
snd laundry PRIVILEGES. Ho, S1s2. 10
Small pvt % ssntis IoF hSme s1ans kis Eh'te srvs sIs
conv to transp. LU. $3.50. IS
?22" RAND PL.-Larse front room in pvt.
home. two refined ladies or gentlemen
twin beds. modern furniture; convenient
sali 18th sr. NE2IS N.E.@Ise. double front,
twin beds, closet. shower good location
1893 ST. N.E.-Large front room, next
to bath laundry and kitchen privileges.
'li ht H rk1 st. sGs4 GssE.-lsFs. front rn, for
iIs Ifth ST. N.E.-Furn rms. for rent;
lge,, bright. airy dble. front rm.i employed
CoLORED-FURN. ROOM, lge. back rfn,,
mon.h nnS f. ~ H1SH}oi1ng 1i bath for couples. s4o
coIokEbwyERlY t5toId dkb@lf NEAT, reliabl. veteran eq
ty!a beds; cookins privi; ss.sSS wF. iaG L..
COLoRED-FRoNT ROOM with front
porch phone. kitchen service, for rlsht
coGoRED E4' MARRIED. Rfff 20 coErtE. n2E fS8rn
room with kitchen privileges co. 1744.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
ROOMS WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Ex. 1918. call from 10 am to 2 pm
In good location Of Sc, u block from bus
line le min. downtown; one s-room apt:
pets. Only sober. reliable persons need
I463 r ST. NE.-Privats bedroom. kitchen
and bath. to share with another couple.
i44o IVES pL. s.E.-1ssh and Pa. ave:
rm., kit, heat gas, cleo, employees
sssI sss s,s : sf. + SE@snd pm floor apt. furnished.
ns 1s.p PETS yrRMaNG q 1hilarsR, avr wv nr,,
art, for or i; SIS mo: pvt. entrance:
maid service; good location, co, 5000. !.
Ink, RM.. double very clean. next bath;
LARGE FRONT Ink Tos room. m modern . furn.:
continuous hot water: y blk; from bus:
eSmpisfsy co 6feans tuf0ishsd f1HPs or i7aa sf
sise 18Th ST. N.w-close to Mt. Pleas
sRooM sis seSoa APT % for rsnt rent 1897 Rosedss St.
ne, FIR, 1854: near bus and streetcar. -s
1910 EYE ST, N.W.-After 2:So pm:
SIn rooms: small kitehen and nssh an nut utilities
RIM, kin. BATH; EMPLOYED couple only,
e4 as st. d ssd sSa sp saiFf ss DE 1886
14.h AND Harvard Nw;-Lss sm, iee
nnn maid service: refs req; SIS mo. AD.
sii;i NEAR sc scorf Eng e1RCLEma s.drm., living.
month; Utilities. Box Ass. star. %
and fully eaulpped kitchen, tf dinssss; semi. @
$50 $50 KANSAS ss esfsnfss AVE, SwMPbe s'sn T@ kit.
ADULTS on only IA. 4s45. 900 A @ii fi'A'
Ipra faa ip
tenant; VI viii win rent to Won one s p re irSsfnea fa
WAITED si5S eTET qE Ssso souns coapl.
to share home with lady S75. CHI 6o41.
FoUR-ROoM furnished apt. pvt. bath,
comp, kitchen with Frigidaire: suitable for
Eskr 2, psTsSns; so9M; S;tb sito mS GE a7sS Ill
prSse may Sso COOK snGnef n r.ssonabie 81 Ts
fined rs lady: o nnonsmoker. eo6 Mass. ave.
ENTIRE 3Pd FLOOR. attrae. furn. liv.ns
and bedroom comb. with small bed
clean q suit. for quiet: refined ADULTS; use
il JUST REDEcoR2rEp S sfsh Ii Salsinss ssa and
style; sioo 70 $500 ' mo. De 81 afi4. fssss 1888
CoUPIE, no children; living, dining bed.
rooms. kitchen and bath, nicely furnished,
utilities; ne, modern bldg; $500, Boz
THREE E-BEsDRooMs STUDIO APT. bloch
from Mayfiower Hotel; fireplace in living
room; Bendix washer large sun deck
Every modern conv. Family with children
preferred. Lower floor would make de
luxe playroom for children or once space.
Entire bldg. may be rented for S4O0. DI.
S361 -6
LARGE 1-RM AND BATH studio apt for
persons; hotel services: near legations:
sos per mo. each, includes 2 meals per
day, Z days week; selectivs menu. HO.
1000, MR.. BUTTON. or write Box 234x.
1925 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Livins room.
bedroom, kitchen, dinette and bath:
completely furnished for Housekeeping; no
children; gentle home. g..
3ti5 Iith ST. NV, corner Of Meridian
St large. nice, furnished rms. diriette.
kitchen, bath ami, GENTLE apt, S1l5 bv
LARGE a-BEDRooM APT. in nice subur-
ban home, large din. room and kitchen.
Deep freeze, Bendx, dishwasher. May
sub-rent. No heavy drinkers. Everything
furnished. CHI. 6374. p
21t7 r ST. N.W-3 adults, $3.50 each;
shower: teievision Ex os55 81
APT. 1-LGe. rm., Ink. semipyt bsthi
for refined lady: $50 mo, NO. 2ss3. "a
WOODRIDGE-Bedrm., living rrn., kitchen
and bath; conven to transportation; en-
plcyed couple. no children. 1925 Lawrencs
st ne -6
Evening star., 1948-09-06

ROOMS FURN.-Nosshwsst. tcens.,
have q fine double room and one single
near Transportation. cail EN-. s55a after
fwo CONNECTING ROOMS. suitable for
pRiTarRRv phYPf Rv' rSfFssoEExs5SSS4 sPRs sSS4 .nt COOK
Ins utensils furnished; refs.; @ s9s sinsIs. hosk
$50 double; l424 Belmont st, NV. 10
loo lsas S1WfoN 5d n,ssI; sTLase sHgny front
also sinSle room; sarase opt, AID. 559S.
l7ee MASS. AVE. near Dupont Circle
type, students employed gentlemen or
couole Absolutely nondrinsers. Double
in exclusive living quarters, please cali in
nIso person {ot oetMssn ,,ys nnam sm-7 pm and in
NEAR WALTER REED HospITAL-Nicely
furnished larse room for one gentleman.
LaReE IsSs. III BEDROOM .E1 With twin beds single
NEAR MASS, AVE on Friendship Heights
csrline~Single rooms, clean and comfort
iS$s lS5s NV fW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV. The
rms. large closets, near bath; sf.ss.
Sol l' MASS sas9o AVE aRd Nv ~ Tssss Tse Arsyi.
in rm Double s11.a5; single, $40 wsly,
1873 EYE ST, N.w.--Newly furn. twin
bed rm;, running water. Single. $40;
aMsS,c,I aeSsIs 81 25 i,S,vkSs,rx Tsskly ,v 6
room: on bus; pvt. home; s35; gentleman.
1911 M COLUMBIA RD .N.w.-Larse, attrae
girl to share with another siri: in GENTLE
hHpe HB ikvrSs ss week ST. ca Pg 901S nicely irn
pnl "A y l.
sofa sth ST. N.W.Ipbie. and ssle. bed
rms. adj. studio rm., next to bath; IN
Yao hme cAfifoi sffs sfsnss GE and sfs dbl.
rms, conv. transp.; men only: consider
aaisainf aais 18th EaesoS 81 Swsnsl. 2s front fm
man; excel. transp,; $50 mo. GE, a5fs
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 2611
nsSt ssS 19 oDf bath closets sss sa5 dble
$; WEEK: large room, next to bath; near
l4th St; car. 134s Euclid NV, Apt. 32
u iass HARVARD ST. NV. - Basement
single, hard to beat for, SO wk: clean,
quiet; sober; attr;, home; light housekeep--
Rvi kD NV sti Hpt 5f fay youns
lady to share attrac:. cor. rm. with another
lady. twin beds, unlim. phone. NO. s421
s6sa JENIFER ST. Nw.-Attr master rm.
pvt. Law, shower, closets: for refined
sP1e; :. aust Wo hons s1so adults; square bus
1854 PARK RD.. N.w.-Larse 2nd noor
NR. MAYFLoWER. 1890 18th st; NV
Single rm. for young lady. newly deco
rated; next to bath: S25 no.. also bSmt.
rm., share with gentleman, twin Holly
wood beds; sober and honest; transp. at
1901 ST N.w.-Air-conditione rooms.
each room with GE rconditionins unit;
water; ear new shower-bath single OF
aoPEl. fSgPls Ex sl?;s@ 7se5 up PRINCE KARL
ATTRACTIVE TWo-RM SUITE. semipvt
bath nr. Walter Reed; employed couple.
$50 n ST. NV. nr., Conn. ave.ILse.
front rm. and den in home, lSe. closets,
COLORED-?6 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
IA rms. 3 baths; arranged into 6
small apt. units: furn. included II desired;
spection dang. See MRS HALL on prem
CoLoRED-sos asth sr. N.E.-Double
room in lovely home; home privils; fur
CoLoRED-PRIvATE ROOM and home
privils. for a nurse, student or employed
girl; recreation bSmt FIR. 5372