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Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-14
Churches Plan
 Years Work

There will be new pews in- stalled in St. Johns Lutheran church of Palmer and a new car for the pastor of the United Protestant church, according to plans formulated at the annual meetings of the two congrega- tions this week.
 Members of the St. Johns congregation voted to begin a pew fund, starting immediately, to be used for replacement of present church pews. The fund will be be built through special collections and donations.
 The Lutheran congregation also elected new officers at their meeting. Heading the group for the coming year are:
 Ernest Harrington. presi- dent: Robert Wendt. vice. president; Les Ray. secretary Weill and William Ising. elders.
 At the United Protestant meet ing, held Sunday following morning services, the congrega- tion announced it's intention of presenting a new car to pastor Victor Alfsen. Mir. Alfsen will pick up the automobile in May when he goes Outside on fur tough.
 New officers named for the United Protestant group includ- ed:
 Walter C. Mau. elder; Irwin Plitt. E. Ross. board of trus- tees; Mrs. Gilman Lindsey. visitation committee; Stanley Balloun. Sunday school super. intendent: Charles Wilson. sr-vard.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-14

struction of the hospital will come out of committee about Jan. 20, and any change made must be effected before that time.
 MT. Hagen requests that the Chamber of Commerce be fu- nished with one copy of letters written by other organizations and by private individuals, to- gether with a list of names to which the letter was addressed.
 Meanwhile, Dr. c. Earl AL brecht, territorial commissioner of health, announced from Ju- neau last week that the hospital will be even larger than first re- ported here. Dr. Albrecht stated that it would be a 70O-bed insti- tuition, and would provide hos pitalization for a number of gov ernment agencies, as we'll as 400 beds for an Alaska Native Serv- ice tuberculosis hospital.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-14
Whole Valley Works For ANS Hospital /

Valley residents are respond ing whole-heartedly to tn e Chamber of Commerce plea for support in action to get the pro- posed Alaska Native Service hos pital located in the Valley. Chamber secretary Al Hagen to- day estimated that at least 400 wires and letters from private individuals and civic bodies had gone from the Matanuska Val ley to Washington this week.
 More than 50 letters went out from the Chamber of Commerce to Washington Congressmen in the effort to get phraseology of the present bill changed to al- low construction in the Mata- nuska Valley.
 It is still not too late to get letters written, MT. Hagen said, but he urged that they go out no later than this week. It is be- lieved the bill authorizing con-
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-14
Services For
 Slide Victim Held Here

Funeral services for Joseph Doyle Anderson, section laborer for The Alaska Railroad who was killed in a snoWslide at Moraine last week, were held in Palmer this afternoon. Members of the local American Legion were in charge of the service. Interment followed in the Pal mer cemetery.
 < MT. Anderson, the son of Mrs. Martin Walton of Jonesville, was "A years of age. He had served in the Army for three and a half years, and had only recently been employed by The Alaska Railroad. He is survived by his mother and step-father of Jones' vile and by a brother living in the states.
 The victim was trapped in a bunkhouse at Moraine, which first was crushed by the snow slide and later burned when an oil stove overturned. MT. An derson, sleeping in the center of the bunkhouse, was the only one to lose his life. Four other men escaped through doors at either end.
 A fellow worker, Andrew Johnson, made heroic efforts to rescue Anderson, but was unable to combat the flames which swept through the bunkhouse where the victim lay pinned. MT. Johnson is undergoing treat ment at Providence hospital for burns sustained in his rescue at tempt.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-14
Firemen's Meeting Set For Tuesday

There will be a board of di- rector's meeting of the Valley Volunteer Fire Association at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, chair man Al Hagen reports. The meeting will be held at the rear of the Frontier Bar, and all in terested Valley residents are in- vited to attend.
 Complete plans for the Fire mans Ball, to be held Saturday night, will be outlined at the meeting. The date of the Feb ruary Bingo party also will be fixed at this meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-14
.BarLicense Decision Is
 

Decision on the liquor license applications of three Palmer bars, the Frontier Bar, the Sour dough Club and the Palmer Cocktail Bar, was to be an- nounced in district court at 10 o'clock this morning, Judge Joseph w. Kehoe stated on Mon- day. Application for license for the fourth, the Shamrock Bar, was temporarily withdrawn.
 Testimony presented at Mon- days hearing, called at the pe- tition of 51 local residents pro- testing the issuance of any bev- craze dispensary licenses in Pal mer, revolved about the ques- tion of proof of residents living within a two-mile area of the civic center.
 Judge Kehoe opened the hear ing by reading the territorial law governing issuance of liquor li- censes. This law requires that all licenses be approved by majority of the residents, de- fined as citizens of the United States who are 21 years of age or older, within a two-mile radius of the liquor dispensing establishment. Judge Kehoe said the burden of proof that signers of liquor applications conform to the law rests with the appli- cant.
 Attorney Ed Davis earlier had requested clarification of this point, stating that he believed a protest, such as that filed by the 51 Palmer residents, was not effective when original applica- tions were properly made.
 Mrs. Gertrude Felzien, CO., owner of the Sourdough Club, testified that the clubs applica- tion, signed by 284 local resi- dents, represented majority of Palmerites living within the tWo-mile area. A census of the area, taken by Neal Wright of the Palmer Cocktail Bar, had established a census list of 47O names.
 Rev. Victor Alfsen then took the stand to testify in behalf of the 51 petitioners. He declared in his testimony that We re- alize we do not have enough names to stop the issuance of licenses, but the territory does grant us the right to protest the isuance of these licenses. In the town in which we live, these names represent the citizens who are willing to put their names to a protest. We like Pal mer very much and we want to live there and make our homes there. We don't see that making a good decent town of it goes hand in hand with liquor estab- lishments of this kind."
 Reverend Alfsen said that since circulating the petition of protest, much public sentiment had been expressed in favor of the move.
 Asked for specific causes for protest, Reverend Alfsen said he felt license lists should be more carefully checked. He pointed out several instances where names were duplicated on ap- plications, and named one or two residents who apparently lived outside the required two-mile area. Asked if he felt the census was correct, the min ister replied it possibly was a slightly higher figure than was actually true. He said he had no
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ROOMS rURhisHEp-h.w. tcon,


1853 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Housekeeplnp.
single; running water. cleo. grill. priyils.
T VT use, use Of Iefsr inner-spring mattress;
Ills sif RHo BE- ISLAND AVE. N.wlcssm-
Portable vacancies for men; l with pvt.
shower. study room; downtown location;
SINGLE aq RM 81 Def non pSf saf Home Val,
ter Reed HOSP; sood transp. RIA. 1857.
NO OBJECTION TO cHnD-Kit., laundry
Pins t hs shareRss Ap; 5s45D. E sa?D
tor lady or gentleman; nicely furnished
ONE RIM, TWIN BEDS. $40 per mo; avail
lmmed: . rms. $50 per mo, avail Aug
~ Sober rehned cple. only; excel, To-
NEAR EAR waRRDMa2a OMAN PARK. es42 9TH MiS St
n.w;;-Large. comfortable room. twin beds.
unlim. phone, private home: SO each;
I34s EUCLID ST. Apt. 34-single room.
clean and comfortable. next to bath and
PTPoNT cfRc sIis ~ PSI St. NV, second
foor..single or double room, nicely fur
n TaSHis cSnn5ins 99s hot water and maid
NEAR DUPoNT CIRCLE, 1901 21st st
ppw-Washinstoni,s most desirable guest
excellent meals reals; vacancies for men and
GAYIoNA, lsIs sr,1 10Th st R,ww We
and 81 double weekly rates. IL
I109 ALLISON ST. N.W-Room and kit.
col G pm FA1RMoNr ST. NV
Lge, front rm. for couple, all priv. co.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM for rent
in nice, quiet home, near carline', with
COLORED-LGE. RIM. FOR RENT; for
man; must be neat; nice home; mr.. Georgia
ave. transp.; SO wk.; privileges. RA.
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM. for
couple or Two girls NO 33sl; ,o,,,,. ~
CoLORED-BsMT. RIM. with bath, in
quiet settled working cple.; no drinking.
COLORED-FURN. RIM. for nice single
eill Ia 1880. -lg
CoLoRED-525 IRVING ST. N.w-Clean.
spacious rm. neat. sober person, empl.
during day. Inc. after pm, in person.
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BOATS Cont.

RICHARDSON DAY CRUISER, reduced
again. Owner must sell. USED l season,
snd 0e COST over s Much h extra
See Mr., HUGHES, steeicraft dock. Maine
ave and M st. s.w.. or call ST. 4145.
FOR sALE-2o-foot Garwood speedboat.
Ia fe new must sell no reasonable offer
eve sve.' Baltimore 20. tel. Arbutus 1873 be-
s o9tifBsoSskIIb MOTOR, Champion, 81 rs sp.
CRUISER, 3ox9 It.. 7 years old, nea. ly
S stoEe, od ieebox. sink: make offer. Can
CABIN CRUISER, aah it., narrow plank
cedar hull, interior newly remodeled, gal
ley, newly finished plywood, newly in
Upholstered leather bunk, head. many ex-
tras; excel: dock space on Maine ave.
safest In Wash ash fully equipped in every
JOHN K. CONNOLLY, OW. 3055 bet. 9
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Neptune twin motor,
. hip: s75. Bet. and Z pm. e14 9Th
oUTBoARD MOTOR. Royal, g hip, stand
S Sna gas can, $40 cash. Call AK. 5!10S
COMET. 6-ft iii sailboat; excel. cond.; new
az s - eS stds pest %f.t
sLooP. gan, rig, 50 #. Oft. beam; conpl
dinghy Annapolis 1904 or N VI. S sfsI5
sTEELCRAET WASHINGTON SPECIALS
eft eft. steelcraft. twin cabin sedan
Cruisalong. e5 hip. sleeps Q. perfect
cona1tion' awning, windshield. spotlight,
Aft. cruiser. Al condition 81. 900.
All boats guaranteed. Financing and in
M doef ma. ave 70 MR
NJ st. SW., or call ST 4l46 -17
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I1O6 10th ST. N.W.--Nice room, for 2 girls
OF, a couple; very pleasant home, with ex-
n msn at s. o each mo- f NJ s0 00uof
THE COLONY CLUB, 3o32 st. NV
phere, cow. tranSp.; vacancies for men
and women. preferably. Govt. workers;
also studio bedroom and bath Tor gentle
men Mr. d. n1s ello from 9 to IL from IL to
iae8 10Th ST. N.w.-Nice dble. and sele
rms: $3.50 each; excel. meals; no OBJ
i Dupont r CIRCLE AREA-Large, attrac-
inE baths: elevator service; excellent ia
BILE. 1920 18th st. NV. -1S
WESLEY HALL-Girl to share redec. newly
furn. rm.. run. water, lse closets, 3 win
dows. front location. 1926 2lst st, NV.
11.i MASS. AVE. N.w-very Ice. attr.
p RIM for s,ng 4 PVT Sao bath $50 mo- ca also
S1Se ,sefis; FOR Young rEorLEIEx,
Go St nv a0 96p GEE WS1H wssh H1iv lis
or couple with child; excellent meals;
hS%e aTr sT %M G neHestes g n Co.
nomical. clean rooms and excellent food
5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. donn. 1 10th nx
bath; suitable girls or married couple;
ssG girl to share double maid and
Guiding . on Sunday Ho 6767. -el
400 18th ST. N.W-Dbls. and to share:
transp. MI. 2740. DU. 9267. 80
2 VACANCIES in pvt. home to room and
board elderly persons. preferably women:
adj. bath; excellent meals Sl5 Flower
ave-. Takoma Park, Md. SH. $3.50. III
ARL1NGTON-Vacanc cloSe-n Claren-
don. good transp., excellent meals. Gil
2106 FL
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms with running water
for young ladies and Young men; also
cellent board; beautiful home. 21'
ROOM AND BOARD; 327 East Capitol
Home privileges TR 09lS 49,
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

:i33, BAKER ST-Dble front. next &c
oath, unlimited phone twin beds; men or
m ,s fst i6ug sT S Il Ear front room
private bath , closets, new furniture
suitable employed couple or . girls; private
nome; conv: transp.: privileges. Cali after
. pm. weekdays. AID. 544S. IL
1901 NO. CARTOL ST-Double room
near bath. SO week; gentlemen. DE
The MARICK. 1873 St n.e-comfort-
able rms. newly decor; new furnishings;
laund. facilities; doubles, S25-$27 so; SIN
$50. TRiNIDAD AvE-Double room
suitable > girls; also single. next bath;
laundry privil, use of phone. Ii. 5S5l
1921 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Double sleeping
couple. siN; single. $40 good transp. !;
LARGE FRONT ROOM, :! girls desired;
Phone DU. 2106 weekdays after 6. -17
furnished double room with adjoining sit
ting room, ideal for couple; quiet neigh
sos RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE,-Double
See after .. MRS, DREW.
go A ST. N.E.-Large,, clean, single room
for employed lady. next to bath; L block
iF ssa e MoafAN Gan A W. s2a single
room in pvt. home Protestant family;
near Brentwood village. MI. 1873. Is
COLORED-FURNISHED room for en-
ployed couple or two nice, employed girls
CoLoREDWDEANE AVE. NE. mr.. 4ett
ST lge. rms, pvt home; semlpvt. bath;
gil PRIV; on capline VI d3o4 Jbi m n5 .
home privileges; $40 wk.; near transporta-
ton TR 4O.}3.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont }

2 BEDRMS., with use OF well-turn home
for housekeeping; auto. heat; owner oc-
cupies another bedrm.; quiet residential
neighborhood; one acre; Ia miles Va;
about $40 including utilities and phone
CHI. G216 is
bungalow, ami. din. rm., laundry trays
etc. OWNER. phone Vienna l3l-W-2.
WIDOW has 2-bedrm. house to share. 10
min. from Pentagon no objection to ]
child; all home privils TIE. 3093. -19
DETACHED FURNISHED house, Mt. Pleas
ant section; living ROOM library. dining
room. kitchen, porches, > bedrooms. double
garage: large yard; rent, S165. OWNER
Box HIT. Star. 49,
GROOM, 2-bath. nicely furnished, S125
per mo-; no children; refs. required. WA
$3.50. -1a
AUG. 2I-SEPT. is, in No. Arl. will rent
to Govt. employes on temporary assign
ment. Call CHI. "a - after ; pm.
PARTLY FURNISHED, Falls Church; 8
bedrms, l y baths; avail. now; Sl65 mo,
3 mos. advance. Call IA. 1897 after
n m
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HOUSES UNEURkIsHEp.

TAKoMA PARK 2-bedroom detached
home, newly decorated inside and OUT oil
heat. fireplace, new de luxe refgr. and gas
stove; front porch, attractive grounds with
patio; . blocks from express bus; Sl35
:! PREFERABLY 3 BEDROOM. unfurn;
house. 1t. col, wife and boys, school
age; Sc or mr.. Andrews Field. RE. 800,
Ext. Tl3S3. IL
FOR RENT-New house, 3 bedrmS and
bath, to responsible party; 3 blocks off
Conn. ave. extended; 81 80 mo-, = months
sdy;nes rent FIR; 3.ia .,,, IT
on Leroy pl. NV: u blk from Conn. ave.
would make excellent oflces for non-proft
ORGANIZATIONS; embassy annex: chan
ceries. etc: $3.50 per mo. HEIBERG CO,
i ia REe s. NV nS "a bedrooms baths
new community, located in fine neighbor-
hood: rent to careful tenants. OWNER DIVINE
ADDISON RID, Seat Pleasant rms,
bath. garage oil h.-w.h; 10 inclosed lots:
house in excel cond. conven. to schools,
shoopine, transp' SLIP mo, Call Nj M
PuffenburgeT. TR. 1882, with T. PAUL
MUDD. ~
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PERM. GOVT EMPL. and wife need small
unturn house; reas. rent; prefer country
BRITISH OFFICER requires furnished house
or apt October. period l year or longer;
NV nv G SECTION n, no c aad5 or pets. Phone
ABOUT SEPT 1, unfurn. house, NV. sec
ton. D. c. 3 or bdrms.; excel. care guar
anteed by Marine colonel and family. Box
NAVAL OFFICER and family desire or 3
bedroom, unfinished house or apartment.
in Virginia; pay $40: two-year lease.
auiET. REFiNED COUPLE (dauehter s
years.. desire small furn; house or apt.
utdoor SPACE. Suitable for small nursery
I RhS4 y Be- 4a ToTfsE star az T M6foN
to suit your nIans Cali oV 5000
UNFURNIsHED SUB. or country home,
to s. per mo- o Cal ST. rs s5l5 Seo'
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE desires 3 or 4
bedroom house St. seeton preferred
FOR SAFE RENTAL 'MANAGEMENT of
your, home. call IURIA BROS, oW. $500
i9ao r Ws9n d 5Yd AF snd Wife va wish
rent house OF apartment, unfurnished;, re:
auire dining ROOM two bedrooms and if
possible, garage. Call Gel. MANN TIE.
FAMILY OF 4 Children in teens, desire
roomy, nicely furnished 3-bedroom home
NV. section. by September 5 or october
l; up to $500. HO. O556 between 10
and 19s
DESIRE SUITCASE APARTMENT or small
mouse to october / Treasury ofhcial and
noon, Metropolitan 2l61, Ext. 4O3. a3'
GOVT. EMPLOYE and wife desire I'M
furnished house or duplex in vicinity
Silver Spring: no children or pets: per
manently located. Atlantic 6O15. 1S"
NAVY COMDR., wife. 3 well-behaved chill
Qren, desires furnished unfinished
house; responsible. permanent; excellent
care assured; prefer Va; about 500 mo-
unfurnished. Call GL. 315s 49,
FOUR OR s ROOM HOUSE, NV. for
family of 5. Write information, F. P
MEsERoLE. 433 Third st. NV, Wash
ington, D. C. 23s
empl. adults. exceptionally desirable ten
ants; highest refs. MI. 0646 10
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

SMALL JoBs-Pers. effects, baggage, ETC.
1913 minimum: any time. DAYS, ewes,
suns: ANACOsT1A MOVERS. AK. GAG
MOVING ACROSS, THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
Toems; expert Expert PACKING Phone NO @ o4
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage. TIA. 2937' after pm, GE. 1916.
MOVING by experienced veteran; furni-
ture, baggage; 34-hr. service; reasonable
rates MR.. GARRETT, Owens 1851. 30
service; furniture m9ving and hauling
REDUCED RATES, 3 average rooms OF
furniture stored in individual compart-
f Eg az addit I~ space, SAFETY SIG. q
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; SIS
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
age also packing; Grating. AK. 6446.
MOVING BY VET--Exper: help; every
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK, GIL. 5i37. -22
Elk GI-Local. long distance moving, pack
ing and storage. No job toe large or small
GLOVER TRANSFER, RE. $3.50 2Os
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hothwest.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-New brick
6a5Ss i0G a1 aS@ p seans gas
DuNH 4S*o wis. ave., Or. 1851; e2es.'
xHERICAN UNI. PARK-s3,oo0 will
handle; semidetached brick; :, bedrooms
only S1l3},5oo; LARRY o. STEELE. RE.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, mr.. Mass.
family; 5 bedrooms, incl. bedroom and
room, den and kitchen. All rooms are
large, nicely landscaped lot: near transp.
and shopping So 900; j.: NOBLE BoAz,
AMf f M5ir9nS 1ars s'e PA Xxx 2S1 bks
of St. AIMS Church, Well-constructed
corner 1o frame for home with s5se adopns
ffreplaee; din; m, kit. 9 bedrms,; bath.
h 'f kfSlf Y e a%Ss Or s"! 55e2
BETHESDA AREA, Luxmanor rd.-You will
llghttul home. Two bedrooms and bath
first floor Two BEDROOMS and bath
paneled recreation room, breeZeway to ga
s5tS lao?! sl s conn pm5Lhlps' "o. ''O0
house sone oeS h0P bsh rs hfS
rm. with frepl, excel. kit. gas heat, lge
level tree shaded lot; low cash payment,
DU anIS H1L LAM W Vii 4ooo I'LL
BRfGhTWOOD, sth and 1ngraham st. NV
Vacant soon. Owner must sell this at
closed and l open porch. fun basement
81 h:cwh.; ,! excellent lent, condltqn onls
BRIGHTWooD-2-fam brk good cond
: complete apis; auto. h,-wh.:, nice lot
s sRfGHTWooDh6437 md pi mined n1n oc
cupancy: 2-story det., brk::i rms; I'll,
NV awnings. Screens, shrubs; mr..
CHEVY CHEVY " Gaa is MD.EBrick. 3fo rms.
CHEVY ChASE-4 bedrms, . baths; q
lovely Diet; corner brk mr. schools ane
sahs exec TTGEb c6 ps'e sso4 to ss
e eTf EN- cn ias9 III B. e. pm near Rosemar,
School-Lovely. Diet. center-hall brick home
on very large lot, close to Conn; ave,
has llv. nm, din. rm., kit and 12 bath
@nd A., bedrms.. 9 baths; finished bedrm
s9d 50rass space w u a5 Co 554 Buy
CHEVY CHASE, D. C@Beautfpl brics
Oct home . loo Just of Nebraska ask ave ave
din, rm., kit. and "a bath on LIST A.
End A. se bed5ms with eonneesn,
attic. suitable for additional bedrm: 3.
car det brick garage; deep, feneed-lr
call US now to see this excellent value
F. A. TWEED CO.. EN-. 1890, til pm
CHEVY CHAsE-New brick home. 3 bed.
rms, , baths, Law list f.; finished attic
6h 1872 . 3 Dg w. d AZ" Wis ~
CHEVY CHASE. d: C.-Prewar brick Co.
lonial home. 3 bedrms,. . baths. lge,. Iiv
to On nshed attic tf e ia IN ssm t. s seai
.s.sss KS SSf E. D'S Vi
cHEvY cHAsE-A AFR truly ye charming aG brick
Colonial home designed and located to suit
the most diseriminating buyer: Features
kit. with DISPOSAL and dishwasher, witt
has eaee Ssds and Dah
tional closet space; 3rd f.. is attractively
finished as game Tm. or dormitory; excel
cash rec. puRANT H1LLAND WHITE
EN- EMES sSOS cH IL pr Colonial custom so
built, center hall 4 Ice: bedrms., . tiled
baths on IND floor; finished staircase to a
bFsskfss. nook lie din nm and Nv nm
screened pOrsh, overlooking lovely land
tin pm. REALTY BROKERS. $500
CaEvY St CHASE, D. c.. overlooking Rocl
I ground; charming rambler with L-shsped
| iiv rm.. din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and bath
81 n GER Is fTsH esRter 3 nan CO.
| lonisl home offers 8 rms, i "a baths, liv
rm. with open fireplace. din. nm, mod
3 bedrms and bath on End floor Diet
garage: beautifully handicapped lot: terms;
Gail OR. 004s till 9 pm. REALTY
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APARTMENTS WANTED,

YOUNG COUPLE AND BABY, expecting
another baby October. desired furnished
after October; central location: wife to
seturn to profession; excellent references.
F FGE tSi OR S TsFuRN. small quiet IN n w.
sec: Govt lady. State rent. Box AIR
5s ani n net Ba AND no PATH II b1%
6sandsd BY Pa Park On Td s,G4 4sR + "a AS sSs
naval oFFic2R hp AND WIFE I w. desire l
or room CON t sJ apt kitchen priyyils,'
COUPLE desire perm. apt, furn. or UNI
furn:. in suburban area, mr.. College Park
or ReItsvilIs emPlpyed at Plant Industry
WIDOW AND MOTHER desire unturn. .
bedrm.. 27bathrm. apt. NV no pets,
PaGAri s1sG up pG WG ss SEPT Young
pIesion q perm. residence A would 'G ike
Room W-766, sTATLER HOTEL, after
VETERAN, wife and s-mos. old baby ur-
gently need or bedrm. apt, Mr.,
WE TWo Yo et G4 as9TroRNEYs desire E .room
apartment; prefer NV. section. Sterling
ZEN EartoYED4 LADIES' fg desire Pm unturn hsn
L
puiioirls W. section. Elk. ZOO, Ext. 346
VET, MARYLAND STUDENT, needs fur
nished apartment near transportation to
Maryland University. Write Box 456-R
BUR. OF STANDARDS employe and wife
desire l-bedroom housekeeping apartment
unfinished in NV. section. Call EN-
| 449S after pm. and all day Sat ano
1 Sun. 2ls
FRENCH GOVT. OFFICIAL and wife, no
children. desire l or : bedroom apt. pref
ersbly unfurnished, GE. 3l37 oil, DE.
a ss'cSi hN' ONE E. HUNDRED veterans AND
ether employees of Capital Transit Com
/ pany Iced houses or private apartments
with private bath and kit, renting under
SIS per mo. Please phone MI 1868. Ext
f72 or 652l, Monday 20 Friday from $50
am to pm. these employees are no:
Iookins for rooms 70 rent or houses to
buy. they need family houslng to rent
HQ., U. s. AIR FORCE PERSONNEL, all
Grades, permanently assigned in WASH
| ington area. have an urgent need for pvt
apis; or houses. furnished or UNFINISHED;
no shares. Please call RE. 800, Ext. 4219
| or Ext. 1904 from S:15-445 IL
GOVT. ATTORNEY (veteran) and wife,
desire cS room fnrn. apt; kit. pvt, bath;
prefer NV; max. s125. BOX 434-R, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-17
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-Mp. & VA.

SOL NO. FILLMORE ST, Arl. Va.-Single
rm for gentleman: $50. Gil. 9007. I'll
TAKOMA PARK-Front bedrm for Q
kitchen privileges. SH. 4S2l. Sorry. nc
children. III
bath on busine' $3.50 for l, $1,000 for
= WA. 501l IL
1924 NJ 18th ST, ARL, vA.-Girl to share
large room, twin beds with another girl:
laundry privileges; cow. transp.; S@5 per
mo- Gil. 0156. II
ARL.-Dple rm.. nicely furn., twin beds;
conv transp. and unlm. phone; one girl
preferred Gil. 5l60.
535 n POLLARD ST, Airing ton-Pleas;
ant front rm, unlim. phone. bath AND
shower; cooking privil optional; gentleman
Or employed couple preferred. Gil. 25lS