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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
RUffLNG IS N9iE3
 MANAGER, BB TEAM

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-LR- Charles (Red) Rutfing, ormer New York Yankee and Boston Red Sox pitch CT, who joined the Chicago White Sox in 1946, has been appointed manager Of the Muskegon, Mich, Class A Central League Baseball team
 Rulings appointment was an- nounced yesterday by John Rigney, director of the White Sox farm system. He succeeds Ben Huffman, who will manage the Waterloo. Ia, club in the Three-I League.
 Both Waterloo and Muskegon are White Sex farm teams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
CHRISTMAS SHIP" E ENR0UTE, HONOLULU

SEATTLE, DecI g. -tR- A Christmas Ship" is enroute from Puget Sound today for Honolulu.
 It is the fishing vessel Deep Sea, bearing a cargo ranging from deckload of Christmas trees to giant king crabs from the Boring Sea.
 Other food and general freight also are aboard.
 The 14O-foot Deep Sea, recently returned from successful season of hunting and processing king crabs in the Boring Sea.
 The vessel, whose crew is not in volved in the Pacific Coast mari time strike, was cleared for the trip by striking unions. It was chartered by the Lee Hop and Company, Ltd, of Honolulu, from Deep Sea Trawlers, Inc, of Se- .attle. W
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
BIC BOMBER
 FLEET FOR
 AIR 20 RICE
Will Be Perhaps Two Years Before Longest Range
 Jeis Are Ready
By ELTON c. FAY Associated Press Military Affairs
 Reporter

IlCDOA lCl
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-tR- While the Air Force has big plans for it's bombing planes, it may be more than two years before it can form any combat units of its largest and longest-range jet, the B-49 fly ing wing
 Thirty of the big jets are on or der, but airmen estimated today it will be 1851 before enough are on hand for use by squadrons and groups.
 The B-49 weighs 213,00o pounds and is designed to carry lover Is tons" of bombs. Yet it is rated only as a medium bomber because of it's l,500 mile radius.
 The Air Force IS having the Ncrthrop Aircraft Company, build CTS Of the flying wing, convert 10 B-35 tomhers-predecessor of the B-49-from standard reciprocatine engines to jet power.
 When converted, they will be des- ignated RB-35s and used for long range, high speed reconnaissance. Experts explain that even though the general structure and design is the same as the B-49, the perform ance Of the RB-35 will be somewhat different.
 One Heavy Bomber
 The Air Force currently has only one heavy" bomber, the standard engine B-36 which has a designed radius of lover 5000 miles" Its intended range (the total distance flowrD is 10000 miles.
 In tests, one B-36 has flown about 5000 miles and some Air Force of- ficials now talk of ranges up to 12,0Co miles with 10 tons of bombs. The Ar Force ordered 94 of the ruge bomters from Consolidated Vulfee, of which about score have been delivered.
 Two groups of B-36s have been formed. They are based at Carswell Fare, Fort Worth, Tex. The latest Of these was formed today, bring iny the Air Force up to 59 group strength, made up as follows:
 Heavy hom3 groups (B-36s) two; medium bomber tB-29s and B-50s) l3, light bombers (A-26 and, when tfey are ready for assignment to units, jet-powered B-45s) thre e; fighters Standard F-47s, F-51s and jet F-80s and F-S4sl 25; tactical reconnaissance planes of moderate rsnge) four; long range reconnais- ssnce (B-29s converted for camera and mapping work) four; troop car rels, eight.
 : A heavy bomber group consists ot Is planes, medium 30, light 45. 4 fighter group averages out E planes.
 Informed authorities say that six B-23 groups soon will have con verted B-29 tankers flying witf them. The size of these groups will be expanded from 30 to 45 bombers with 20 tankers to refuel them irl lnid-air to extend their range.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
No peateiima
 ConseriplEon ls
 intended, , Canada

OTTAWA. Dec. Canada $ not considering peacetims conscrip- ton. defense minister Brooke C.a.- ton said today
 He was commenting or ropor.5 that Canada's obligations under the North Atlantic Security Pact might make it necessary for the govern ment to give renewed consideration to some form of compulsory serv- ice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
FIST FIGHTS IN
 BERLIN SECT0R

BERLIN, Dee. 2-p- Fist fiahts broke cut tonight in the British sector when Communists hecklers were evicted from Christ ian Democratic party political rally.
 nti-Communists bounced on the heoklers before the Spandau sec ton rally was quarter-hour old. Police used their clubs to subdue the Communists who had tried to treak up a rally being addressed by Jacob Kaiser, city chairman of the party, and acting-Mayor Ferd- inand F'riedensberg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
Z Strikebound
 pIanis Raided

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dec. 2.-LR About 75 city and state police and sheriffs men are guarding two fac- tories in Kalamazoo this morning.
 Yesterday an organized band of 330 persons raided the factories of the Shakespeare company, manu- lecturers of fishing tackle and auto Darts.
 The CIO United Steel Workers have been on strike against the company since September '.
 State and local authorities are calling for investigation into yes tegday's raid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
Government Makes
 Big pYofIi on loans

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--aj-Ihe government has made a five per cent profit on money it advanced in 1884 to help save thousands of farms from foreclosure. It has get back ten million dollars in dividends from the original loan cf two hundred millions.
 The dividend has been turned over to the Treasury by the Fed e,al Farm Mortgage Corporation, a unit of the Agriculture Depart mant's Farm Credit Administca- ten. The ccrporations profit was derived from the interest paid cn it's loans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
tGMIEgl l2mzs2
 GyEyI OF jAfgEES

Fat Cakes winner CT t,.2 5Urior Chamber oi Commerce q Steak For Democracy contest wall be the guest c homer at the Jaycees noon luncheon meeting tomorrow. Also to be guest of Jaycses is Miss 'Helen Sahaeffer, speech and dra- natics Instructor at the Juneau High school Miss Shaelfer acted as high school advistor for the JCC speaking contest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
Disruption In
 Berlin Reported

BERLIN, Dec. Berlin is tense. The divided city has braced itself for new communist attempts to disrupt election plans in the western sector. Last night commun- ist hecklers tried to break up a Western political rally. In Rus s an-occupied eastern Berlin the new communist government has gather cd for it's first meeting. And in Western Berlin the elected city as- sembly has called another meeting.
 WANT ADS BRING RESULTS!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
.Chsyfges Cathedral
 Airfield 10 Be Moved; Case of Hosfiiiiies

PARIS, Dec. 2.ZR-The inter- national situation being as it is, the French Caeinet has decided to take no chances with the Chartres Ca thedral
 The cabinet approved plans to move the Chartres airiield away from the cathedral, to spare the cathedral damage in case of hos tilities."
 The move is expected to cost one lill!cn francs ee3oo0,o0O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
BE MANAGERS MEETING

All team managers of the Cas- -Naau Channel Basketball League aio requested to attend a meeting tonight at 730 o'clock in Room I ol the Juneau High School Team Ic .srs are to be submitted to- night
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
MEMORIAL CHURCH
 CHOIR WILL MEET

The choir of the Memorial Church will meet for rehearsal his evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Society also meets at hat hour in the Manse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
FIRE DEPT. MEETING

The month"; meeting of the Ju- neau Volunteer Fire Department will he held at o'clock tonight in the fire hall social room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
SINGLE MARlTIAaNalE
 ()N!0NPa0D0SED
 ONphcEFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 2.-tR- The executive beard of the CIO international Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union is asking the National CTO to take steps toward forming 2 single maritime union. The board, meeting in San Francisco, asked that the CIO call a conference Of CIO and inde- pendent maritime unions to set the merger into motion.
 Tn a series Of other statements, the board praised the World Fed- eraticn of Trade Unions for SUD- porting the West Coast maritime tieup, it repeated it's opposition to the Marshall Plan and insisted on its right to deviate from national CIO policy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
JOINS POLICE FORCE

Woodrow Reynolds, former City Bus driver, has been appointed patrolman in the Juneau Police Department. He started work yes terday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02

The United States produced 61 per cent more food in the last two years of World War II than in the last two years of World War I and did it with 100000 fewer fam workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
|KlR0HIT0 SENDS
 MESSAGE, TRUMAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. Elm reror Hirchito of Japan today sent President Truman message :aying he wants to foster the closest and most cordial relation hip with the United States
 The message, an oral one, was delivered to MT. Truman by Jo- sepl Keenan. who served as chief counsel in the prosecution of Jap anese leaders accused of war crimes.
 MISS GLEASON ON LEAVE
 Miss Catherine Gleason, clerk ,tenographer in the Forest Service Admiraly Division, hopes to leave omorrow for her 8-week leave.
 She will spend most of it at her lcme near Portland. Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
EEELAS COFFEE

EGGS CANADIAN GRADE A LARGE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02

CHG AYE E E'E'ES Al
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02

WANT ADS BRING REsULTsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02

AEGDT' A TOES
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02

ME1Es E 7N K X
, 1948-09-27
DE CASTRO.

cuses the Government of the
Virgin Islands of having sunk
into a new low of small-time
petty jealousy, because the
1948 report to the United Ma
tions failed to include a pho
tograph of the legislature. I
recognize that in a democratic
government there must inevi-
tably be disagreement at times
between the executive and le-
g~islative branches of the gov
eminent. A real public pur-
pose is served when such dis
agreements are on public is
sues. Indeed social conscious
ness is aroused when all sides
of public questions are debat-
ed with dignity and restraint.
I doubt very much, however,
if any public purpose is serv-
ed by vituperative disagree
ment on mere photographs. l
cannot refrain from expEess-
ing the opinion that the pub
lie good is better served by de-
voting our energies and our
abilities to constructive public
measures"
, 1948-09-27
NOTICE

DR.. Robert M. de Freitas
8. 40. D.. Specialist in Eye
Examination : Refraction :
Orthoptics: announces that on
Tuesday, September % and
Wednesday. Sept. 29th. ls48
from 1000 A. NJ. to S P. M.
complete optometric service
will be offered to the Munich
palitY Of ST. Croix.
The latest designs in eye.
Glasses prepaid or COD
For appointments con-
christiansted Telephone ITO.
tact Miss Catalina Cepeda
, 1948-09-27
EDfToR1AL.

diately passes on to the next
station as all we have to do is
swallow it. If it is soft food
which requires relatively little
chewing action its lay over at
this station will be of short
duration, but if it is an ordi-
narily mixed full diet as our
lunch, it will require thorough
chewing. AS a result the food
must be held here until each
worker being the teeth, tongue
& the saliva has had a chance
to do an efficient job. Only af-
ter this should we allow pass
age for the next station which
is the stomach.
, 1948-09-27
WESTERN.

WIS ...
cltded complete Soviet con-
troll Of all transportation in
and out of Berlin.
The u. S. Government has
also a 1000 page white paper
pointing out that during the
progress Of the negotiations
in Moscow attention was call
ed to the Soviet Commands
er's attitude but Moscow in
stead upheld Sokolovsky.
The matter has now been
placed before the Security
Council of the United Nations,
a conference be-
tween the Foreign Ministers
of the Western Powers.
, 1948-09-27
EXECUTIVE.

exception to any legislative
item which is passed by the
Municipal Council of st. Croix
as assuredly as it is within
the province of the Municipal
Council of st. Croix to take
exception to any executive
act or to any legislation which
IS suggested by the executive.
/ do not believe that the Mu-
nicipal Council Of st. Croix
has ever failed to exercise its
province in this respect.
i am certain that the people
OF the Virgin Islands are en-
titled to the privileges as well
as the responsibilities of mod
ern democratic government.
Unanimity is never possible
in the. great complex society
of medern civilization. Decis-
ions upon public policies are
usually reached by such means
of public education as will full
~ arouse social consciousness
regarding any given situation.
/ am sure you will admit that
the system Of checks and bal
ances which is inherent in
American democratic govern
ment cannot be interpreted to
mean that constructive ececu-
tive criticism Of a legislative
act, is unwarranted interfer-
ence n the affairs of either
branch of government.
, 1948-09-27
A D V { R II {
It PAYS

The foregoing article was
written by John T. Quinn,
Editor Of the Bulletin.
The Park is at present be-
ing rehabilitated.
, 1948-09-27
GOVERNOR

LIMPRIcHT
address, in which he dwelt on
the life, ability and disposition
of our departed Governor, and
in conclusion thanked all who
had in any way assisted the
Committee in its work.
"The unwilling then took
place, the assembly standing
with uncovered heads and the
band playing the National
Anthem.
"Mr. W. A. Creagh then
gave a short address, in the
course of which he said, "I
can find no words better suit
ed to express what our late
Governor was than those of
the immortal bard:
His life was gentle, and
the elements
So mixed in him that
Nature might stand up,
And say to all the world,
that was a man"
Mr.. Creagh, in conclusion,
appealed to the Government,
| the Council & the Municipal
Committee to accept the
charge of the little plot of
land as a pretty spot for the
recreation of the inhabitants,
and suggested that it be called
Governor Limpricht's Park"
His Excellency the Gov
ernor then made a short
speech, in which he promised
to do all in his power so that
the land may always be kept
for the purpose as the last
speaker had expressed, adding
that he could substantiate all
that lawyer Stakemann had
stated, as he had worked I'M
der the late Governor, his pre-
decessor, and had always
found him gentle and always
willing to help.
Government Sec. Banmann
then said that he had been
asked by Mrs. Limpricht (who
was PRESENT. to thank His Ex-
cellency the Governor, the
Municipal Committee, the Co
lonial Council and allothers
who had in any way helped!
to raise the monument in hon
or of her departed husband.
NJ !. 1Ns-.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
DOGS. PETS. Uc.

ATHERTON's MIXED CANARY SEED, 25c
ib.; lbs, S1.20; 10 lbs. 81 80. mixed
TONS PET SHOP. W 5ia + + St. NV. ster-
cockER coz aaisV' SPANIEL PUPS. 10 weeks old.
parents resistered Axe inoculated and
male. black and blond, s25. FA. s4s3
WILL GIVE TO GOOD HOME, ? small
pups, 1-3 mos old, brown and white fe-
male fox terrier-type, has had | distemper
part chihuahua. wks. old. female, tan
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, Axe reg. in
BOXER PUPPIEs. ali males. 5 mos. old.
fawn; cropped. inoculated and Axe reg :
town for vacation. AT. 9296.
BoXERS--For quality pups champion
sired. fawns or brindles, males or females,
BosToN BULL PUPPIES. 4. wks, old
Axe Call Rockville 3749 or 1926 -
FRENCH POoDLES, Axe. Rumpelstiikir
BEes line: black standard beautiful litter; Alex
GERMAN SHEPHERD DoGs-puppies
sired by Grand Victor, Champion Nox OF
Ruthland and Champion Dennis OF Long-
ERss EGis kKoss DasyS sss
runs, germ lamps, air cond,' Axe reg,
cocker pups, wormed inocu.. reasonable;
also cookers at stud. Phi. Fairfax 11oJ-s.
BOXER PUPPIES. fawn. 3 mos old. .
males: best pedigree. 81. 39S9. s35 Gist
ave-: Silver Spring. 81
DANES-For quality pups. champion sired,
fawns or brindles. male or female. Ready
BoXERs. Axe, outstanding litter of Oh.
ing. S75 up. Ewes. and week ends. FA,
BEAUTIFUL KERRY BLUE TERRIERS,
Axe, S wks. male and female, champion
blOOQllne WI. OiAo -
Evening star., 1948-08-30
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WlIh, BOARD.

I409 18th ST. NW-Doubles and to
share, for young men; excellent meals:
eonv. eeoonv . loested; quiet pleasant atmosphere,
s.ois 5000 meals gRdSs Dfivsss fss@ seod sSd
i:sssD15if'lsa lsss isih 81. II double triple
Rent RSn singIsi WITu epesIent meals, ns,.
elec, washer privileges; phone in rm. good
Taaeisas Mass fs1f AVE- Sa Sw aE pu16n 95ge circle
sat5 sHafaneies skc:an men sn ana girls to share Bvt
HALF BLK: FROM GA. and Alaska bus.
; min. of Walter Reed; master rms. for
ans ffG snFEss sH 55 5s7 homs EEL sfs Rff
42ls WILSON BLVD, Arl; ya-Rooms and
WESDtEI WEN TERkAeG-2arse;. M gaaa; cool rms
to share; pleasant porches. shady lawns
superior meals; z blk. to ? main trapsp
Iii FIRST ST. N.E-Loyeiy place to live;
conyenient transp,; ! blk Cong; Library, "a
blk. Senate OF Bldg dbie, share. triple.
i77t MASS. AVE. N.w,-vacancies for
young peop.e: most desirable downtown
suesthouse; excel food; rates, s5o-s60 no
1901 10th NV. - Larse double room;
single for man; vacancy for girl; showers.
1906 18th ST N.W.--A nice. front dbl
for men. in our annex Only s47.50 mo.
each with excel. meals. MI 5774. y
Nicely furnished rooms, running water:
for young ladies and young men: show
ers, elevators. telephones; excel. food. 4s
WENDELL TERRACE-Large, cool rooms
to share, pleasant porches, shady lawns;
superior meals; "a blk. to 3 main transp;
Belmont rd NV MI. 9435 IS
1919 18th ST. N.W.-One vefy,, large
room, sui table for about A; single rm,
81
VICINITY, u mile from Mts
Vernon bus: lovely room in small country
single woman only TE 1868. 80
2f3 WEBSTER ST. N.W.--Room and board
couple Sept. Is; master front bedroom;
$50 each. 30
4 FOUNTAIN COURT among the trees.
overlooking park. select clientele: modern
rates Martha Washington Seminary
msnagemeRt CO. 0294. 10
Evening star., 1948-08-30

AHpschpE aa5 ESCAPE s1d soddn gEadng
Ro R5S roPfT1 9P9Tatsf for Ash ashton sds@
ChoremaSter walking and riding type
CENTRAL ssiII7 N MOTOR co $3.50 Lee 'ss Ivy,
FARM MACHINERY ~ Clearance sale,
hammer mills, stalk cutter. mixer, rub
ner-tired larm wagon, hydraulic farm
reasonable, offer. CENTRAL MOTOR co,
1900 Lee hwy, Arl. CHI. 1000 81
EREEZERs-I Eidd International, II Gu, #.
ers MALoNEY's INC. si@6 Georgia ave. we
81 Silver @ SprinS; SH. 1880,
1ohs and m oad d gravs sand 6y ga26 tob BLUR
load, sH. 5lI0 or FR. 557s. -
FALL TIME is LAWN TIME-complete
eontrol con insect contr0l' fertlnzing lining
MENT sERXIcE. ~ Research rd-, I Green
stone work. all kinds; walks steps, ter
races. greplaces, Dorchcs, drives, retain
ing ANGEIo MARcUcc1o, n9 ass $'Iennre8l piamond
ave. ave. sG5aithershurg, Md Phone Gathers
STEEL BUILDING for farm. industrial or
MNALoNEYs u 5sa ,ys B0I5LnINd 5 Is 81, ne" sls6
: IA ave- SILVER sprung, SH. 1880.
ROTOT!LLER, new: never used; below
TOP SOIL, 10000 yds. rich dirt: place
order now for Sept. delivery. McLAUGH-
LIN. Engleside 4S-W-1l. 80
h.p. SIS: Gardenaid, "a hp., S265.
MALONEY'S, INC. S126 Georgia ave,
Silver Sprino. Md. SH 1890.
LAWN M0WERS-EclipSe 20-in Rocket
power mowers. S145. MALONEY'S. INC.
Sl26 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md, SH.
233O
USED FARMALL-A with plow and mower
2-roW power driven corn binder. MA
LONEY'S. INC, Sl26 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Md. SH $3.50 Ill
Evening star., 1948-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., typewriterS, calcula tors,
price. price NE. 7s5s; CO. 4sa5 As Ewes. I sandag p
Notwithstanding, bric-a-brac. china
Cash r9Si DTces sE"as Dsd Can
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac. china, silverware,
poRA sRupsaW saps aIssToARs 5s5
NV. Sterling 1896
BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
age. ia. ,937; after pm, GE, 1916.
GAMER. WANTED. high quality; also
MR.. WEISS. from % RE. 2434.
ssssssQyiss ass neugiit at hignes; prices. BREN-
opposte a hp pap} q III Justies s Re Re as s4s4 NV"
H.sd eIfh9s ss sEEMASS 5sta s7es a2 VIII in ea is
CLOTHING = Top prices paid for mems
used clothing typeyp5Tters mnsIeal inSt5g. Z.
sahEs oo fds roras M4sFs aSe nR Mf a5f9
Open evenings; viii call 20 give estimate.
DIAMONDS; Q INC, 90 soId and silver; aIamona
ERNEST BURK. INC. 6l4 18th st NV
fURNII UkE-Yo entire nousenold con
tsnEs IIn or edd DieeeS highest PRICES
odd pieces. Also old glassware. China
VI liza dC Buying ana SelllDg 1Or over
. 90 u sesrs, s1E ssS4 sasSo4PWooD's' sth and K sts,
to buy for cash; also
good piano. Call evenings, RE 36T2 a.
FURNITuRE-Goodc clean household effects
Of all kinds. old china, cut-glass; top
prices paid. Call Republic 1904. 4"
GolbDdBring otb your old I gold platinum
KAHN. INC. 55 years at 935 F st. NV
PIANOS-Grand upright, spinet or apt
size; any size, any condition; well pay
cash. Sligo 5264
PIANOS WANTED - COLONIAL PIANO
co. pays highest cash prices Phone Ma
1870 after 10 a m for courteous appraisal
PUMP. Myers deep we'll. figures or 12
inch stroke in good condition. WI. 5131
REFRIGERATOR, any make or cond, also
SEWING MACHINES-We puy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered.
plsatlng. ZIG 18th st. NV. RE. 1900.
STENoGKAPH MACHINES wanted at
once; several used stenograph mot steno-
type machines' $50 to $50 cash. Box
WANTED--Better grade of household tur-
5529; evenings. GE 6447
AM INTERESTED IN ouying silverware,
ieoWelry: DORA kRDl'sAW MILESTONE.
WILL PAY UP TO 500 CASH for heat
ing and air-condltioning unit for G-rm.
house. VI. 5S0l. -;
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold silver.
lewelry diamonds, firearms mems cloth
ing. ngsage. Photographic equipment, mu-
and what have> you? Will call MA"
ZWEIG SONS, 937 D st NV ME 9113
Evening star., 1948-08-30
APIS. FURNISHED lcont. }

9 BEDROOMS with connecting living rm.;
use OF kitchen can be arranged: for re-
ssed sae smRPaERb gsfRg!f bA' ST. fsog gswEn,,r. Ind
floor. strictly ,pyivate; no children or pets;
including utilities;
eooEing & faeiltiss Rss Apt isso St. oa.a: aa:
fIsn y NV M0nssSS shSSroNs ASs q 60 Washing,
bedfrn,, kit, bath in apt. house; limited
sleening services; slas per mo. Box 2oL
liz BLOCKS DIRECTLY ABOVE 18th and
Columbia rd,; studio room with pvt. porch;
pIriyate; S4T; 80, 1885 ontario place NV.
keeping Apt. with lady; no children or
pets, rent $50. Call after pm. At
So. iath sT. s.E.-5 rms. and bath: light.
aedi HONS M To fas SHARE nU With couple, no OBJ
gsetions 70 child. Ill Rolphwsy drive Sc.
sss ssS' MD. 6s'i AVE. N.E.-1st Il. front, iss.
anI;ovss, ahS ;oom; youns married couple. 6Sth
fTRS fTRSsfS aPAkf sS!s in good location sood Su.
b Rss home A!'s Il s, fi ss..S: Ri: s4 ss
pSHssss psR1asn $50 vSEkiaE of 4s s0uDs e0cans
nowsHeMN dl nm lGdh se st. md Tis' H. eedrms: Cd s:
bath; all Ice. rms, spacious closets; COM
pletely furn.; all util. incl; S275 mo.
Can RE, 5000 or NO 2254. 81
1856 DIX NE. (River. Terrace)-Will
share nice home with refined empl. cple,:
"a blks, carline. sh. cent; SIS. FIR. 1910.
NEWLY FURN. AND DECORATED 2-rm.
apt; share bathrm. 442s 9th st. NV.
LARGE RECEPTION HALL with open
d5replaee drawing rm., library, din. rm.,
Kit, bedrms.; attract. furn.: porches,
terraces. swim. pool, gardens, trees; cool.
q quiet; T@ lease pL. o267. 81 !.
semitic home, with bedrm. on End fr.:
smplS ny.I Sp,s' y pS,,s sS5 Phone sH 2ol4. SO
utilities furnished; will furnish same with
modern furniture to suit tenant. This apt.
is located in new modern home, Just COM
pleted, in lovely Northewest section. Will
473-T. Star. 30
i1o3 D ST. N.E.-Bedroom, .liv. rm, kit.
bath, screered-in porch, newly furn. 81
rvT; VIE BEDRM;;. kit bathgm;; to share with
CoLoRED--TWO RMS, KIT. and bath.
2lo Eye st. NV Also furn. double rm.