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ROOMS ruRhlsHEp--Northss,t

LARGE FRONT ROOM, adj. bath; .
dGSnnsosn' deansosn E 2mpscgsaR s5casR0tss ecsp a
women preferred, ssb each. NV. 6a2S.
s41 LEXINGTON pL. N.E.-Larse 'front.'
room. private home, nice location; mep
e. e coupe; IS ca. per vk; IR. s4a3. LIZ
ample eIosst space; is next Sssh @ plenty neat.
caDitol. Union Station; $50 mo. Ii 1928.
THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n...-yscsnei.s
19T srs ssed ssas ssS aupd1y sps coofns
ssd9som toS .s asio Be- ish s5sa g. nisTs'
5073 JUST ST. N.E.-Furnished room for
ssaDf ss EAST f EK 's1a Clean double
PsR FsS ca: 'G D.s.s. sas d6of as. + Shdn. s eSe s6
10 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-one dou-
PIE room, twin beds: ceny: transp.; prefer
Sos %en sSyIs e couple h. 1890 roo a.,
laundry Dfivils.; SIS mo. each. AD. sso5.
;,sssa s,:: assa s soss at si 'Hss';' ~
s.as oAsns ST. ,s9sh sSs 1s ss .asss nsH ss
pHivil. nploysd 'Si Couple. '' CONVENIENT on" ao q
The MAHICk, 13S st. n.e.-Comf fortaple
fseilities; sgie., ss7 50. n. s154. @i5
rn In Twin bed beds h Dsfel, ws sss s GD run:
fsiitI' ffisI se1t css6IisA sis6l n SAyE SE@L.rss
private rm. next TO bath. in pvt. home,
for ! or ? renned girls; laund. nrtyils,:
iIos NEAL ST. NE.-Lge single rm., S2s
IHs Iiss usln.sSe Ell y4SSas. On 1''n'd.e ep'-
1862 OWENS PL. NE.-Nevly decor. rm.
for 2 ladies' TW 01so.
COLORED-oNE LARGE BRIGHT room.
vicinity Midway Hall. Refined gentleman.
ccooLoRED-11o4 4and N.E.-sinsle room
in private home for refined person: conv.
MORSE ST. N.E.-Larss
1gFn;hss II h4ss ROOM near tran'D'' privileges
front room for an employed
ia5f coIoREDMIARGE sIz FRONT ROOM with
twin beds; working couple; cookine privf-
sSfio ssI, ases S9ss sr N@Nc. hon.
room for rent, single or double. VI.
g ST. N.E.-Larse room
'or reliable couple or men; privf. Call
.fter 4:30 LU. o979.
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FARM and GARDEN.

Il P teos SsFfs5ils szISsss ssd se sfss e.
IANDsS4sipE pERFEcrloN-As the 1Hs aTtis,
solve your individual problem with .
lawns, seeding, rolling, special manuree
lop S9 asd s1o go well rotted
dron. msgnoiis, deswoo%d, % pyraeantha eaGdfa
bamboo, all types Of confer and broad.
oWers ssrnbs shade
sroTn. hardy; dug delivered Das planted dUsas sams
na;yn,gr DAY; grading: drainage maintenance tree
fencing, brick stone, hagstone: cement
einder block walls. steps, walks. terraces
msss RaSs dsfisn Il 4ss5 D1sVs oV s6SS sye' and
BOxWoODs-Perfeet ball trimmed Ameri-
can boxwood bushes. approximately 5M
high and g. wide. Can be seen at resi-
dsnse der Of F J. Schroeder. Rosemont ave,
Ms roP Sh'ns sof ed 50 11a cubic
delivered Cali MR.. BOYLE. RA. 1919
5saeres 81 ss'fs farm owsHR ss
sIAufif9G5 9h' ffHsfe aFHfeAsS ovro1rrs. ss
houses. suaranteed to be free oe Of disease fessi
and nd pests: in ain; pots; ST. ST 20, 81. .5e
weee gf Phone orders sa GFas5i socssa
SEHNRE feF STes REfs S Ws,n Ns R,th hppn KIN
gS ggSeItsy!!le' Ssss' Md. Open Sundays. Phone
RoToTfILER, chorem.ster. garden nr1 trsc.
er @eHeTs fa5 FmRshaE o tegs5i
CO., 1900 Lee hwy. Arl.. CHI. 1000. pa
ORCHID PLANTS, 80 kinds Also rare
mouse plants and orchid towering cactus;
presaasSonable rsaS price. Telephone Rockville
ls4s KULTIMowER garden tractor: In
tertcnangeable with lawn mower, cultivator.
Sss RSs ha59x sss in dsHeHs 9
ClNDERs, good grade, suitable for drive
Ss't%fRs deasfy dE ns sss5 fS eoi5's
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces, ireplaces,
pipe Is dITsinass; Iii sinds Of cement WORK. s'
kocf1sc fMAkcga0 rson. r. = R1se7s aSTnfEs sss ss
GARDEN TRACTOR for sale. The GARD Garden
bearlns,. bought new last May $500: !0;asi SELF
m for 1925 if sold this week. Phone Pleasant
ORDER NOW FOR SPRING pEL1vERY-
sSene, manure and cinders., SH. 5110 or
sRbES 8Sas suPFfIEs uPsffEst 81 Sp ihI snY
daily and all day Saturdays and sun
days, special all this week lbs. fine
grass seed. S1.39 delivered, visoro, poul-
try manure. rakes, shovels, spades, gar
den hose. onion sets. flower and vegetable
seeds. Come, write or phone ROBINSON's,
1893 Kenilworth ave. ne. TW. 1890
Quick free delivery. Ia
TREE sERvICE, lahdscaping. pruning,
spraying, topping, elevating: remove un-
desirable trees. Free estimate. SH. 6722
Fl FLOWERS. oS gss'' SHRUBS and l.nd.cspins; aps
pansies, pick your own colors anruais,
perennials, petunias. phlox, aseratium,
NUNS. scarlet sage, geum. geraniums
columbine, snap dragon, daisies (Shaster),
cannas, carnation. marigold. candy TUT
znnias, .poppies: asters, daisies (pai ainted);
many others, also fine selection of ever
green's and Towering shrubs. LYONS
Td, rd;, Ager rd.. WA, $3.50, UN. ssa6. Open
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP BALER. wire
typeH 1st-class condition. complete with
. bundles of wire. For information, call
81. 1884, Sun, between 9 am. and pm.
RoTo TILLER, used so hours only, with
dozer blade attachment. S425. 615 B st.
FARM EQUIPMENT, new. Oliver cletrac a
tractors plows. discs, manure spreaders;
on display. PLANTERS TOBACCO WARE.
HOUSE Upper Marlboro. Nd, or call
suitland Tractor Co., HI. 8476 or HI. 4oie.
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POULTRY and EGGS

LANES FEED STORE, 619 Z st. NV, ME
HATCHIN6 Tuesdays and Fridays each
week; we /, Fpilorum; elsan hocks; only hatch
RsspRilworth sRN oIca aye. ne VI 535s II, e52g
cockerels, ready for service; special at
birds worth UP to $40. HOAG's NOR
BECK HATCHERY (Rt. OF to sign
FOR 4 CHICKEN SUPREME, phone Dick
GREEN at OR. 663T; freshly dressed
chickens and eggs, right from the hen
house, brousht In daily and delivered to
your residence in GEORGETOWN or Chevy
Chase areas. is
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

silver gray. sWeaTpioof upScistsryn. SitaSsn'eb5 sIi.
ofier. 27-in. Venetian blinds, SIS. Pay.
nents If necessary. Woodley 5712. ate,
IMMEDIATE SALE. s.pc. bedrm. suite
$3.50; Ape. living rm. suite, S175; pou
doir desk, So; glider, with covers, Sl5
dressing table, stool and mirror, SIS; tabl,
and chairs, $5; metal linen cabinet, Sl2
Owens 654S ~
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,

FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD. mixed
pine. oak and hickory: immediate delivery.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from party viii,
dry. seasoned wood. near D. C, where we
could sathsr frem woods. Must be ,rsa-
FIREPLACE W0oD, 24-inch lengths.
1907. solid oak, seasoned 8 mos, split
ured cord. TO. 521S Ia
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ROOMS fvRkisHEp-s.l. end s.w.

kCCMS fUNNtShkp-S.k. end S.W,
413 EAST CAPITOL, Apt. 2-Larfe room,
RTt FT atas s9a5sEanee; suitable or 2; reasonable.
sla g ST. sE.-Larse front room, suit
aSls a1e- fGs fGwsysT09vyFF sT9 FR nv rs5sSs ~. ,,14'
lse. closet. next bath. shower, S45 mo.
a55 z. CAPITOL s.E--Large. nicely frrn,
heat and hot water TR 1854. Iie
4.5 9Th ST. s.W.---Large. tvin-bed ra.
iors ior or employed adults; excel. transp.i
LARGE ROOM. s42 mo. vi. 1929. is
1881 Pa. AVE. S.E.-Large front room.
eeissly furnisss9; sss; eony. transp.; gentleman;
SLEEPING ROOMS for employed gentls.
le22 sI. sE.-Lze. front room, twin
L. lo43. 3en VI COUPE nome priviiffsA
CONTINUED on MAJ Paye1
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AVIATION,

AERoNCA, place tandem, like brand
haul, Continental factory. shipped 465
hours since oh. and recover new wind
brakes, etc. License TO Nov, 1918; SSS5.
Inspect ct Queens Chapel Airport. n. J.
BURROWS, 1890 Rhode Islane ave. ne.
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BOATS,
SPEEDRQAT. Dodge

SPEEDBOAT, Dodge, 16-ft. ali mahogany
hyS4mi9g bil3 sgzd marine engine. completely re-
p S Johnson sI outOosrd sHsf racins aaas ensns
500 o or best st, offer go under. Will accept car
ouasoARb q 1854 DG MoToR, 6iS 1e47 5.bp COT Good
used about 2 hours; S110. GE 715s.
sAnBoAr, Penguin. 8 months old; sailed
or best A offer under. wo. O3ss IA
ENGINE. 6ooh,p. jeep. completely rebuilt;
;ss9 ! 1ss IT, o5sz M gstsson gsis 'la
MARNE sUrPLIIs., paints, rope. nrs sx-
tnguishers. outboard motors, scripps ma.
Y; sRt'Rii e = asS rs son sh'aa sis s'fis fs
FISHING BOAT, Rooper's Island, As IT,,
D IT. marine engine. shfzslsr sse e!SEn TE o1
BOAT, lightweight nodded mahog. ply
52od; 10 fox car top, fishing and outboards.
VIII ACCEPT LATE MODEL car as
easy on rs s as1 e
e. e asssFs ssSs Isd sss in s as as %s4ss
cHRrsocRAFT CHI soc Ssas sspEEpBoAr. "a T. -la ma.
MoffoR-sAILER, IS IT,, large cabin sta sleeps
ES hg uonss das sry snsns o fses Mne nssp se p
1880 n St: NV. Hoo, Ho,. aesiI: Ill D.
LAS IS" BOAT BUYS
soft. 2-cabin cruiser 5000
15-ft. inboard runabout 750
26-ft. 194T Steelcraft- 2,45O
1916 Chris-Craft.
23-ft. express cruiser - 1880
Like new, $3.50 mi. per hr.; motor used
less than 100 hrs.
Cruisalong- Completely rennished, equip
ped with 65-h.p. Kermath. Completely
oyerhauled. Has windshield, awning cock
pit cover and extras Price, $4,000.
Trailer also available.
Call CRAFT-WASHINGTON CO.,
EX 03S5 or see Mr. Hughes Sunday at
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FARM AND GARDEN EoUIPMENT-
See us for the best equipment for spring
planting at the following delivered prices:
Eotoestes s-------- -S3S5
Cunningham Tractors and equipment,
Oliver Tractors and farm machinery.
Bready Garden Tractors 1928
Milwaukee Rotary Tillers- S465
Saroen AID tractors 1925
Flncor Lawn Mowers 81 65
PROMPT delivery on ali models. SUIT
LAND TRACTOR CO., suitland, Nd. HI,
S4Ib. dl 4C19. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BULLDOZERS-Small bulldozer for il
grading and back filing. TR. 7799. -
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S132,
REFRIGERAToR,
it., motor Al
Phone FIR. S425.
REFRIGERATOR,
practically new, !
Seen in basement,
8 am. to 4 PIN.
REFRIGERATOR,
excellent conditio
REFRIGERATOR,
Hardwick City ga
Terms; 5000. Ro,
REFRIGERATOR,
war model, perfe
for cash Wiscor
REFRIGERATOR.
Vinator and many
ia 10Th st. ne.
and service on all
REFRIGERATORS
idaire, 4 Gu. it.;
others; guarantee,
18th st. ne. Ope
service on all max
REFRIGERATORS
Gu. it.; in. good
REFRIGERATORS.
2 model F 7S7, I
refrigerators with
still in original c.
Gail nffe- Z
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l0In ST. NE: open sunday. Repairs and
VASE &c N Aea1si Kenmore. good S con-
%zsass silsR 20 N M1eass Sif s rS1r aSsom.it
tom excellent condition yesr ofd ffams1pa snsb
aAsHIse Saa vi a0st MAcHrsr, good working 1s eaaa
WAsHiNG 2s9 Nj MAcHiNE, chin 1s47. Universal
$3.50 or best offer. Ex. Zoo. Ext. Ext. ii. II.
WASHING MACHINE, very good cond.,
N3suissee se aaeHrsE, stasi or with pump; mlt r.
VASE @aHSe saeHss sfo 9Th eH pan exc
ssas g. macHsfa III fsfa k.nor. K porcelain
&asR.sssG WASH ssG M1cRisIEsMaytss III SfsI S,1a,,,
Lnor' Norge and others: immediate delfv-
eTy; sWG easy terms LIVINGSTON APPLI-
Age ~ 4 RADIO CO., 44o9 South Capitol,
MAsaafiSSsa MACHINES -E.ndix. -9s Zen.
Elec.. Maytag. Norge and Westin shouse;
SzEiy S@sf saoF ssss5S ss6S Msss MsnR.se
WATCH, Hamilton, mans pocket, double
We Vask' ssna snaan and Knife lax. gold, SIS.
WATER HEATER, Instant, s2s; washing
aen Ret fvbs SSe @9le trsp, aSc; market bas.
WATER HEATERS, new. various sizes,
aaiss5a '0isls osas so ss is' as e. e
WATER. HEATERs-Automasic gas, elec-
trio, and oil; 3o-gallon size. s119.5o, in
staned; terms; no down payment. STEW
hRT BAINuM CO.. 6912 4th st. NV, GE
WATER HEATERS, sas electric, all sizes.
Water Heates Specialists for 80 Years. J.
Expert installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER
WATER PUMP-Dempster electric water
pump and pressure tank for home water
SYSTEM in good condition. Call HI. 9247.
WATER soFTENERs, portable type:
must IN the apt. or small home: limited
supply, will go fast. Call Mr.. GEMMILL.
WoopMoRK1Ne MAcHrNEs-see the
new Reypo combination woodworking ma
chine, g. bench saw, 10" lathe, 12" drill
press, 6" grinder. disc sander, polishing
and wire brush attachments: this ma
chine has Ttmkin roller bearing. On
display at POWER MACHINERY g. RADIO
CORP- 14gs II st. me-, TR. 734S. -15
DoUBLE-DUTY HILL meat display ease;
Dayton scales; In perfect condition; pri-
yate owner; reasonable. No dealers. Phone
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE, one soe. in
terest In Hudson flying club and Aeroncs
ptane; original valuation, $3.50. TIE.
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REFRIGERATOR.

5-year gue ranteec
other exclusive fea
discount for cas-
S1G5;, other spec.
electric range at s
able offer refuse
CO, 1927 Georgi.
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sed ypf sy sss y. s,t onpesy .s4Nss in
ffRoDUSce1T u NC. esEsis RH. os4o. os4oNfiNA FUEL
forced air, fans for warm air fSrnaees:
shdatoTs s11. 1sdtsta4 dhteatias repairs will install
e9 '?G sma so pa of S ssSu dSSn
dsS Co. atls sEsnPs ST. PisrREBS5 Rs St
ORIENTAL RUG sAIE-Extra.lars. chi
SfBo.R5 ISsh 3, mS46E SEeE SSa s5of Sr.:,Gs.
oTrBear6 ~ ReS SlSS Moron oA 41se lsa7 snp Good
USED about : hours: sf11SSs oE. 1st 4Y5sM14 T
ouTBoARD GU MoIoE' TOE M Ie;hp Eyinruds;
S.SfErS xe5s sos sts:S +. M ,a 1s' - sns
BY ia bastens Securely HG naied ssoek formerly ln
used With brickmakins machine; viii sacri-
fEksoSaf1zIs ff shsaf Eli Sr MGehi 1897 soys heat
and sagpies Of ises s,o for n ssfa
M IS MRiw 3 IhEscaHs, z; excel eond.; sa leather
FHoNodRxPa RftoEbsSvie,or. S coiam-
and albums; Dopulsy and Classical 'tsSses sSess
ElaECISEic ~ ISsE sEoF' 4soe Mass. svs. NV.
s, ssS S.i S'5ssn o@ asss, sss, grand $3.50 or best
fIaS9 wlnts sss isnssA sAs sm.h0s.n' perfect
eNS; edhs,ticn apt ow srapa ma walnut case eHss
PIANO, upright grand; also 2-pc. living
room room suit suite ", lgs 9, mirrors, tables,
PIANO, Chickering baby grand, walnut
case, in excellent condition. Phone Ho.
PIANO. spinet, Fisher. 5 yrs. old. always
kept thoroughly tuned, been in storage i
PIANoMseai buy IN IN a fne e sPinne.. Before
you select any piano. we invite you To
come in and try the Sohmer piano. The
musicians spinet" with more than S5so
grand piano string distribution; mas amaz-
ing tone and response: beaut. designed in
18th Century English every piapo guar
anteed for II yrs. by the Sohmer family
conv. terms and allowance on your old
piano. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 11os q
| st. NV, D1. S464. is
PIANO. upright; good condition: sioo.
NE, 4061, IL to 3, or Sunday IA
PIANO. Cable Nelson consQe, excellent
fGpdltfea fR 4iss used very lttsls $3.50 cash. Gan
PIANO-Hobart NJ. Gable upright; GOOD
eond.; mahog.: $75. AT. S045. 243 1lth
ct. 80. 14h
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or separately, IN. 1909 after :? NJ M
FURNITuRE--Dresser. mahog.. sa5; dou-
coffee table. s.; tapsstry, sSf' IS. 81 14oS.
FURN1TURE-Maple dresser, chest, bed,
sSpraJnss' matt; bareback chair. EN-
FURNITuRE-Entire contents Groom apt,
a al neT No apS pSo6 modern. 2e11 Franklin, st.
FURNTTuRE. Fur IN aoe bedroom living room: Ia 5asy
ff!SsESiTtREs s;bsvenpoTt;6sd. s chair and
SSssoqs2 Ss2a sll sfs.i ss| p SsRaFa'el' used
znns TgF eaa s s.ia queen
ealln Dupont 1859 between $40 and
fURslTThE-Kora..al faR RiGi ONO. furn.; ma q
chairs, besatlsuiIy made: SMITHS ff4s TRANso MS
TURSiTuRE@New, fis iivine e,"i room suit suites,
ses1 'aii. f'fsssz Fzrox ysH It 5o5ss
TtRNfuRE sFf II ns Ssdrooh: sa isfs IiSns room and
All t IN ' sood e eend Gei2es cH 4sos RD' RUGS
FURNITURE, Ape. bedroom suite, sood
condition i715 l4th st. Sc. TR. eo45
FURNITURE. unclaimed; double and
with arms. s4s; 2. overstuffed reupholster-
ed chairs, s35 each. Love seat, $40: Law
so9nn love seat seat beg, s95: Platform rocker.
With bench, S12 so set; studio couch.
$50: feather pillows, 75c each: match
inner-spring mattress and box springs,
S1o0; Open daily until 9 pm. EOFF-
MANS uPHOLSTERERS, 2433 18th st
FURNITURE-sofa,2 cushions with foam
rubber. tufted inside arms. 6-inch fringe
Cd. CAL IA. 1905, Mr.. SLOANE. ia
fURNITURE - 18th century mahogany
bedrm. suite, boudoir chair: Simmons mat
txess ana box springs; practically unused.
Ap. 6127. Ia
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DOOR: door uniim phone. nH eteben IN md frgnt S.rsfa Sf
BOT asoI 18th sT. II Nw@Eov.ly lsGs, large. lient
esupis. ssuss IA, "a, $50 gys bath pvt. home for
iss$ y. HASyAkS 4aas, lIS ST. ,sswmI.5ss hen.
DoWNToWN- decor. room,
sa s.sp sn.nsss s's saa 5 sd:. next ShSns 81
1883 MONROE ST, N.w-youns lady LADY tc
ssass sea5s IS 5SS sssin beds with s fss'e'
$40 per mo; another large rm., ss5: in
private home: refined nondrinkinE semitic
sis .a oJhElfrEKsoN ST. x.w.-At.racsive
front room: twin beds. Beauty-rest mat
r: Y; men; sas5e each or per monsh s9a'nuSIs 9H'
'$:!s :;.,::;:s 'iji; 81:
3 wAiTfflER ST. N.w.-comfor..bi. Mla SIN
sa phone cs Fz 4oss sgssuns lad, ia etiF
ss%forsssis 81 with Dsons. *lsh sa . snesssf ssssf
tso1 tso1 MfssoS99RRfi. AVE, N.w.-l.rss 'front.'
NJ m1Hcas ~; aS;,.Gas,. 9s5s nm ,wL,..:..1tta, H.
Die room. $50 per mo. each. 14th st.
100 n il. Ave. N,w.-sinsle. wood pan
elsd eIs J-s; K,4 and PA express buses q
Ssis Si.Ss' KaSsAs r. AVE-. wv fSg.iwS-Front, twin
shower; s35 mo. double. ia. -1071.
tI10 1fth ST. NV, Apt. 2---Lge. bright
rm.; suitable l girl: unlim. phone, laun-
d.y priy,Is; pnnS;v nsst bath $50. "a: s4s6:
quarters ior men See them for your
sell: Showers, study room. downtown To-
cation: SIS a mo. each. -l5
s1s ALLISON 81. N.w.-Larse front
twin-bed room, private det. home. sunny. !
well furnished, 2 closets, radio and tele- /
phone in room; express bus ! block; Q |
sentlemsn; $40 each. RA. 1895.
rooms oI inelosed porch. suit. for study;
fcr sn, men men or musietsns. IA s2ss' al
and double with twin beds, SO; uniim,
CONN. AVE, 1S3e-Unuspaliy ise. front |
rri., suitable for .. Do. b456. is
Evening star., 1948-01-04
City Heads 10 Decide Fate
Of Lunchroom This Week

The Commissioners will decide the
fate of the Municipal Center lunch
room this week, it was learned
yesterday.
The lunchroom, at the police pis-
tol range, has been operated with
out a license because the Health
Department would not pass on 1t
unless 1t was made to conform with
health regulations. The Health De-
partment cited IA violations, and
the fire marshal refused to approve
it because 1t has only one door.
1t. Col. L. E. Cox, Assistant En-
gineer Commissioner, and Archie G.
Hutson, director Of construction,
made a final inspection Of the res
taurant Friday, and Mr.. Hutson will
submit his report to Col. Cox to-
morrow.
An effort to retain the lunchroom
has been made on behalf Of thou
sands Of employees, because there Is
no other restaurant where they
could get their lunch and return
to work the half hour allowed them.
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SWV Auxiliaries
Special notices

Special notices:
Mo1dayInstallation Of officers Of
Dewey Auxiliary, Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Observation-Disclosures of officers Of
Astor Auxiliary, 921 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Observation-Disclosures meeting
at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Observation-Disclosures of officers
Of Lawton Auxiliary, 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc.
Friday-Installation of officers of
Miles Auxiliary, 1912 Ninth street
NV.
The annual Department Presi-
dents Conference will be held jan
uary 13 and IA at national head
quarters, 40 G street NE.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
Hard Of Hearing Society
Board Meets Wednesday

The new board of directors of the
Washington Society for the Hard o1
Hearing will hold it's first meeting
at 7:3o pm. Wednesday at society
headquarters, 2431 Fourteenth street
NV, Joseph Ball, president, an
nounced yesterday.
Oficers for l94e in addition tr
Mr.. Ball are: Dr.. P. s. Constan.
tinople. first vice president; Mrs
Edna K. Monsees, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Dorothy Dorr, recording
secretary, and Mrs. Albert r. Beatty
treasurer.
Miss Frances H. Downes, educa-
ton chairman, announced the
winter term of lip-reading classes
will begin Monday.
Glasses for beginners are held
Thursdays from to 8 pm. and
Tuesdays from II am. until noon
Glasses for advanced students are
held Mondays from to 9 pm
Teen-agers attend classes Saturdays
either from 1880 to HIS am. or
from u:15 am. until noon.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
AMG Reservists to Meet

DR.. Roy J. Bullock, chairman oil
the Joint Export-Import Agency
for the United States and British
military governments in Germany
will speak at a meeting Of military
government reserve officers at 8 pm
tomorrow at the Organized Reserve
headquarters ut Fort Myer.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
Fairbanks Elects Utility Board

FAIRBANKS, (P)-A five-man public utility board was chosen Tuesday at special election-the first to take office since the city voted last summer to undertake municipal control of water, cleo tric power, central heating and telephone systems. The telephone system is the only one now oper- ating under city direction.
 Dr. Paul B. Haggland was cho- sen for five year term; John Butrovich, Territorial Senator, de- feated Warren Taylor 413 to 81 for the four-year term; William Hunter, power plant engineer, g.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
GUEST SPEAKER AT ROTARY CLUB

Guest speaker at Rotary was Etienne Fredericks of the Alaska States Airlines and associated with Nome's new Produce Mart. MT. FrederickS gave a most inter esting talk on transportation pio- neering, citing the rail versus highway and the beginning of such fine organizations as the Greyhound Bus Lines, and stating that World War II has created the same conditions in the air.
 With Andy Anderson at the pi- ano and Paul MendeVille's effer- vescent gusto as song leader, the last few minutes was spent in singing Rotary songs.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner of Third and Division
 Rev. Lewis I. Hudgins. Pastor

"The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, but in what direction we are moving" ,"
 70. w. Holmes. l0:00 am. Singspiration and Sun day School ClassaS. ll:00 am. Morning Message 7:30 pm. Singspiration and spe- cial music. 500 pm. Evening Message Wednesday: 7:30 pm. Melody and Prayer. Come and bring your Bible You are ever welcome to attend -hese services.
 NOME GOSPEL MISSION Alaska Evangelization Society
 Geo. H. Loveless. Pastor
 Meeting. Sunday:
 200 pm. Sunday School. 7:30 pm Gospel Service. Tuesday:
 7:30 pm. Prayer and Testimony Thursday:
 3:30 pm. "Vit-Em-In ChildrenS
 Bible Class" Friday:
 7:30 pm. Know Your Bible
 Class" Verse by verse study in Hebrews.
 You are invited-Everyore i, welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
Washington Too
 Cold For Alaskan

WASHINGTON, (P)-It was l2 degrees above zero in Washington Wednesday-So cold an Alaskan said he wanted to go back home to the huskies and igloos, where it's warmer.
 w. C. Arnold, managing director of the Alaskan Salmon Fisheries Industries, Inc, of Seattle, Wash, who lived 20 years in Alaska, said
 "If the winters here are going to be as cold as this one, I'm going to stay in Alaska"
 Arnold testified before a Con- gressional committee yesterday in support of a bill to license fish traps in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
SON BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR T. HARRIS

A wire from Seattle this morn ing brought the glad news of the birth of a baby boy ot MT. and Mrs. Arthur T. Harris who weigh ed nine pounds, ounces.
 The woung man is the grandson of MT. and Mrs. Conrad Yenney, and the great-grandson of Mrs. J. s. Stangroom, both of this city. He is the second son for the liar ris family and has been named Donald Thomas.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
Tax Deductions for Subversive Gifts

WASHINGTON, CP) - Senator Ball R.-MinnD said yesterday the treasury is okaying income tax de- ductions for donations to eight groups labeled "Subversive" by the attorney general.
 The Senator described all eight as communist fronts"
 Ball said his office staff found the organizations among 81 listed by Attorney General Clark last November 23 as "SubverSive" - opposed to our kind of govern men.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30

year term; Dawson Cooper de- feated Herbert Leach, 431 to 63, tWo-year term; Donald MacDon- aid bested Earle Hausman 362 to 126 for the one-year term.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
CHURCHES
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

There will be no masses Sunday due to the absence of Father Murphy.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION Pastor H. R. Amundsen

Sunday:
 ll:00 am. Sunday School.
 7:30 pm. Evening Service.
 6:45 pm. Young Peoples Sing Wednesday 3:30 pm. Chil- dren'S Miracle Book Club. Thursday 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting.