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The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05

Doroihea.
Friends of oiha Mae Kirk are
glad 10 know that she is home
from the hospital and well on
the way to complete recovery.
Edna and Wade BoYkin held
open house Monday afternoon
during the Memorial Day holi-
day celebration Friends dropped
in TO see their new home on
Pingree.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
JUNEAU CONCERT ASSN. DRIVE IS 10 END ON FRIDAY
Volunteer SaIesmen Are
 Now Canvassing City Memberships

Volunteer salesmen who have been busy since April selling Juneau Concert Association memberships for the l948-49 season, are learning that former members have moved from Juneau and that many new members will be required if the
 three contemplated concerts are to De presented.
 Some comment has also been heard that the price of s750 for the
 eason is high. A. w. Blackerby,
 Chairman of the Membership Com mittee, points out that the same artists who have previously appeared n Juneau command al. admission price of $3 and s3.50 for thel~ con- certs on the west coast and else where in the states. This is higher han the cost of $2.50 for each con ert in Juneau. Student member hips are $250 for the season. Black erby also stated 1t is nor necessary to Yay for the membership in advance Jut blldt liidl phyilCiAe SeiA " htoAS y Sept. 1, 1948. However, suffi- tent funds must be assured before artists can be definitely booked
 Only the l947-48 membership ickets will be honored for admis- sion to the concert of the famous canadian pianist Joan Gabriel who is scheduled to appear on April 16. Membership during the last sea- son numbered 635 and this is con- sidered a minimum by the Board Of )irectors of the Association if three lop-grade artists are to be obtained for the coming season. Among the artists to be booked is Kenneth Spencer, the famous Basso who was eceived so enthusiastically by a Juneau audience last January. The present. drive ends April 16
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
STEAMER ALASKA DOCKS IN JUNEAU;
 TWENTY GO NORTH

The Alaska arrived in Juneau yesterday evening at 7:30 o'clock with the following fourteen pas sengers and sailed at 10 o'clock this morning on the triangle route with 20 persons from Juneau From Petersburg: James Ham mer, W. H. Fairies, A. R. Hansen and wife and Bill Wagner, From Wrangell; Miss Louise Willard. !
 From Ketchikan: A. E. Luns- trom, MT and Mrs. Paul Holmes, Mrs. Lois P Estepp, J. w Leivers. Mildred Maynard, Judge George w. Folta and H. J. Wade.
 For Haines: Herbert Gulliford and wife. w. H. Johnson and wife.
 For Sitka: I. A. Thatcher, J. s. Fly, Miss Anita Garnick, Edwin M. Brown, J. w. Gucker. Mrs E. E. Engstrom and MT Diers.
 For Skagway: Joe Persuich, H. s. Graves, Mrs. P. T. Dahl, c. J. Roehr and wife, Frank Shul- ters and wife, M. w. Reed and F. J. Marlow.
 Passengers from Seattle were L. w. Wilson, Mrs. L. F. Wilson, Ben Darnell, R. A. Littlefield, Mrs. R. A. Littlefield, J. L. Owen, Mrs. J. L. Owen.
 Miss M. L. Graham, L. Florescaa, Henry Allgood, L. M. Detrick, Mrs. Viola Wilms, P. F. Merritt, Mrs Esther Loescner, F. J. Ramos. Mrs. F. J. Ramos.
 Miss Georgie Divley, Carl Ha- gerup, Wm. Taylor, Olaf Hemnes, Kjartan Kobbevik, Capt w. H. Mangan, Lou Zawatsky, Frank i Harris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
BROWNING MAN SAVED FROM CHANNEL WATERS

Oscar Vienola narrowly escaped drowning in the Gastineau Channel Saturday afternoon when he fell from the row boat in which he was tending the tag lines of the Anna Marie. Vienola was in the water only a few minutes but when rescuers Bert Seaton and Ernie Whitehead arrived by boat from across the channel, he was near freezing and unable to call for help any longer.
 Lester Weiss first heard Vienola calling for help and spotted him with binoculars, but was unable to do anything more than assist in se- curing aid as his boat was on the ways. Whitehead and Seaton, who were taking fuel at Northern Com mercial docks, heard the calls of Vienola and Weiss and fortunately had boat operating in which to make the quick rescue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
STAR FEATURE E ENDING TONIGHT,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Living in a Big Way" with Gene Kelly and Marie Mcdonald in the leading roles, will be on the screen at the Capitol Theatre for the last two showings tonight. It is big star entertainment.
 Tomorrow night The Calendar Girl A Republic picture, called a musical merriment wrapped in a bundle of joy, will be the feature.
 Tn leading roles are taken by Jane Frazee, William Marshall, Gail Patrick and Kenny Baker.
 Whistle in the Night" a This is America release, will he the add ed short feature with others fol general amusement and instruction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
DARING ROMANCE AT 10TH CENTURY
 FOR TONIGHT 0NLY

"A Scandal Tn Paris at the 20th Century Theatre for tonight only. is the exciting and colorful tale of a nimble-fingered rogue who lived by his wits. and lived very well in- deed during the 18th century.
 George Sanders kicks over the traces in the title role of Vidocq Caught in the backwash of his ne- farious schemes is an enchanting waterfront-cafe singer, Loretta, played by Carole Landis. And Signe Hasso is Therese, lovely young daughter of the Minister of Police. with whom Vidocq finally falls in love.
 The opening scenes find vidocq resting from his "labors" in jail. But not for long. He and his side-kick Emile, played by Akim Tamiroff, cross the turkeys palms with gold and escape to freedom and world where beautiful women wear genu- inc diamonds in public.
 Then begins the fascinating thrill ing story of adventure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
Clement, Keller Wedding at 9:3O
 Tomorrow MorninQ

Tomorrow morning at 9:3C o'clock, Miss Roberta Clement and MT Robert Keller will take the VOWS in front of the altar at the Catholic Church of Nativity. The Rev. Robert Whalen will read the ceremony.
 All friends of the young couple are cordially invited to attend the wedding
 After the ceremony the immed. fate wedding party will adjourn to the Baranof for the wedding breakfast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
Brother, Sister Have
 Joint Celebration

MT. and Mrs. Solon M. Dore en- tertained a group of friends. anc relatives at their home last night in hcnor of the anniversaries o. their daughter, Miss Claire Dore and son William Dore Their ami yersaries are on April 12 and B re- spectively.
 The invited guests were MT. anc Mrs. Elton Engstrom, MT. and Mrs Arne Shudshift, MT. and Mrs. Bot Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Ole Enge- bright, Kenneth Shudshift, MT ane Mrs. William Dore and Miss Claire Dore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
JOE pADD0(kS HAVE
 NEW BOY AT 5. ANN'S

A baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Joe Paddock of Pelican at 9:55 o'clock last night at St. Ann's Hose pital The baby weighed five pounds and six ounces.
 The new arrival joins sister and brother. Mrs. Paddock is the former Miss Cropley of Juneau. He is a fisherman out of Pelican.
 The grandparents are MT and Mrs. Jake Cropley of Juneau and Mrs. Anne Paddock also of Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
BETA SIGMA PHI TEA

The Spring Preferential Tea for the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was held Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. c. Langden Pouring. were Mrs. Leland Dunlap, Mrs. w. R.. Carter, Miss Dorotl.s Farrell. Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

J. II. Williams. Mrs. zalmain Gross, Mrs. D. c. Langdon, Mrs. Ralph B. Williams. Mrs. Charles G. Burdick, Miss Sena Powers. Mrs. Earl D. McGinty, and saiss Ruth Coffin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
PIONEER AUXILIARY
 TO HAVE CARD PARTY

The Pioneers Auxiliary of Igloo No. 6 will hold a public card party Saturday evening, April IT, at 8 o'clock in the IOOF Hall.
 There will be prizes for bridge, pinochle and whist and refresh ments will be served. The pub lie is cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13
PRE- SCHOOL CHILD STUDY

Meeting Wednesday, April IA, at 800 pm. at Governors Mansion
 All mothers interested are invited to attend. For, information, call Mrs. Brooks Hanford, Phone 292.
 860 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

PETERSBURG VISITOR w.. H. Fairis, from Petersburg is in Juneau and staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

CHOOSE A HOBBY
 At Nina's Nik-Nak; Leather Craft and etc. 856 Ct
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

Genuine Levls, now available al Casters. $40 tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

PELICAN VISITOR Bruce A. Merritt from Pelican is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

Underhill, Karen Wahto Shane Torkilsen and Joe Hensisen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

MT. and Mrs. Mathew Lawrence and daughter Annabelle have re- turned on their boat from Juneau. where Annabelle was taken for medical treatment. Lawrence is the owner of troller Josie II, Your correspondent, Mrs. A. M Wahto, who is contemplating a trip to the states this summer wishes to announce that Mrs. Thomas Mac Grail will hereafter be writing the Pelican Chatter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

wantads bring quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13


 The women of Pelican are taking lively interest in the revival of the Pretzel Club meetings at the Community Hall. Meetings are held once week and most of the wo- men put in an hour of strenuous exercising
 Mrs. John Breseman has left via Alaska Coastal for a brief stay in Juneau.
 During the last six weeks Of this year. A. M. Wahto is conducting kindergarten in the mornings for the four children who will be first graders next year They are Patty
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-13

New residents at Sunnyside are MT. and Mrs. John Breseman and daughter Shirley who have moved into their partially completed home there.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-ko+hwe.t

CONN. AVE, near Mayhower Hotel1stu-
do bedroom with dressing room, private
Sssh souse f0ysa ySssuy ifpf,a's
service like hotel, unlimited local phone.
sis ns only cali PIE r. PSI s5i month
bus at corner. Double front room, twin
stones stone throw Takoma Pool. s25 each.
Z ARooMs-1 single, 1. double. Reason
men only. 2234 Wisconsin ave. NV. oE EN-.
Nh, NJ WALTER KEED,Lse. bedrm.. pvts;
an sa y: s lss Mass. IS.
fae fass 'fGxs;sfER' 2xNfER To- W double sleep
twin t'i ''S beds, both nest bath; $50 mo.
1ssn 1ssi PARK RD: NV, Apt 4s-Beautifs.
front room. twin beds; suitable l Or I, 2
sis sis iNGkAHAM ST. Nw.-Large nicely
furnised front room next bath: closets,
S,n siter 's's; p.m. neAd or SUNDAY. RA. 4541. 81
Nicely furnished front room for two.
twin beds; S2e mo. each: single. sa5 mo.
THhas slnsis asd hS sou5l. rRs sss Ya p nish:
foromac f9d oa dn1h6 aerHG FEN 500 % lssh st. NV N2
92.6 complete hotel service; rooms
available BY the day or week.
I792 MASS AVE. N.W.-Opportunity for
nently employed, to share with another
young man the comfort Of spacious.
bright. beautifully furnished. room in our
to pm, AID. a44o. --23
1890 oUEBEC PL. N.w.--Neviy decorated.
in private home: SIS week each or $40
single. RA. 1904. --23
Evening star., 1948-05-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1406 10TH ST. NW;-Neat, quiet rooms
and attractive meals for young- men.
nSas's essh up 'ns MRS s'nfs sHsa!aPe M mo-
ao1s MASS. AVE. Nw.-charming. clean
finest ffs % balanced ed meals meals ohtainable; % M excel.
daily maid service; db!e; and single rms;
EGa2a Taf sIa Pc sth stss St
Nicely furnished rooms with running water.
telephones; for young ladies and young
me1;pi men; showers ynG excellent board ~
able June l. convenient transportation;
WENDELL TERRACE-YounS man to share
pleasant triple r9em; excellent meals, conv' s
At TA1gi The Good EARTH on rranconia I'd,
we have room for one or two or more
children. mos, to yrs; licensed home
To- isos new new HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Extra
lge. 1st;f. front rm., lge; windows;
nsahy msas sutsOs 0is for young ladies e
1eSIk r BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 18th
St nd ron saabs Ssmy toy eoaos eno Or
good home-cooked food "a
LARGE DOUBLE RIM, with inclosed porch
next to bath. well furnished; delicious
home-cooked meals; couple preferred, ,Du
TIE CLUB SHANNON. 2s17 Conn. ave
NV: double room; also vacancies to share
with lady or gentleman maid ser, switch
board and selective' menu. AID. 1890
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18TH large double
new furnishings, vacancy in triple with
priv bath, switchboard, excellent food and
service
WESLEY HALL-cheerful rooms. enough
like a hotel to provide excellent dining
and room service. Enough like club to
assure congenial companionship. Double
rooms and rooms to share for men and
women. S4s to $3.50 month. 1926 2lst
1926 BILTMORE ST. NV, near 18th
and Col rd.-Vacancies for young people.
Free parking. 80
THE oAKMONT, 1774 Mass ave. NV,
Vacancies for young people in congenial
home; S47.5 to $50 month. -
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUSE-Newly deco
rated: double and triple rooms with daily
maid service, switchboard service, good
food, 1712 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

Ia4s 81. N'".-Doie I'm. iof si5s' ~
I,, ! GIRL TO a; SHARE lss; ,a: s;rm: apt. apt with 2
1Sn 18Th AND n COLUMBIA Rp.-oirl to ia share
2-bedrm apt. with other girls. AID 7035.
%Esr saasf Arm ds fs6' FRI D s7ss S'h sei
! Rooms r m n2p ASp Sf' bath ac APT. furnished. to
share with : other ladies. 800 6 ST.
GIRL TO SHARE attrac. apt; in Va.
with another girl; sonyenient to Penta-
ss5 coufnf enf os %s'a cRG GT 1929 feI summer mos
june October; bedrm.. liv. rm.. porch. pvt.
kit gsay IN se hanse On Wlest
So SsS VI sss7 sfts5 gm and g Sat 1,,5 maI
Gwo Fl s'i1h GnRLs sE w2SfED SsSa to share 81 erm
furn. house with 2 others; in sub. Wash;
eonvsn transp Saa reasonable Ask operator sg.
tsT GIRL s0Vrf WILL SHARE bachelor apt. with
s!ss asSsass cs st. NJ sssoSo g. * Et S6 NV gee,
az with sSothsr smpl emf 'ifFf siTi Tn Union y t:aS
W.srEpD sftfS I DI lady TO SHARE APT. " with
pShfE WSsfEp lax zpY ca "a shaEe ME 49, ap with
Man MAN TO SHARE APT. with another; $40
aa St ca ae oW Tpep aaH syn afternoon or week
1sM eHAPfN ST: Nw-oentile girl to
sSa rsn June T's 4s snoSsr nU ls SE mr.
TWO GIRLS to share conven. located bed
and v nm sm 16sa APT. with Govt girl wFte
ss,fa5s BOX issf ioth sr, NV Apt. /
Refined. quiet woman to share with an
other woman, very nice apt; references;
Evening star., 1948-05-22
CATTLE 8 LIVE STOCK.

PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE PIGS, 10 weeks
old: boars and sows. bred gifts, due to
farrow SOON popular breeding; farmer &
prices. H. GEORGE THOMPSON, Great
PAsTuRE sisit h WANTED for one horse; must
have water and good fences. TR. 15se.
SADDLE HORSE. golden Palomino. 5 yrs.
1914 hands; western tack, sentle: ST zoo
saoIsn IN sanssa Ss f LsSSR ,Ks S5F
WHiiTE-FAcED HEREFoHD STEERS, ma
tive raised; sizes UP to 800 lbs; IS head;
any number: reasonably priced. sH. Ella,
TWo M FLESH COWS. 10 Others, sood
.heifer, to fresnen soon; all are good dairy
cattle; also nine S-wk.-old pigs. Vienna
sEAUTiruL WHITE ARABIAN saddle
horse, 3 yrs. old, circus trained: safe
for children to ride; a bargain at $3.50.
SEVERAL HORSES AND PONIES, saddles
and brides; can be seen at RED TOP
RIDING STABLE, East-West hwy, bet.
N. II. ave. and Rises rd.. WA. 9692. -2J
BEAUTIFUL GATED MORGAN HORSES;
registered of finest bloodline. young. gentle
and easily trained: fillies and stallion:
excel. for breeding stock as well as rid
ing. May be seen at LITTLE FARM,
Grain Bridse rd-. near Langley. va. gan Can
20 ACRES BLuEGRAss PASTURE LAND;
available. excellent grazing: nearby Nd:
well fenced, with 5 lovely streams and hne
barn. 5611 Temple Hills I'd. s.e- Clinton
b41-J-3. 23'
Evening star., 1948-05-22

Ssa. ss5 81 nons sos@ IN s@s 7S5
i6tS ST. NE;-one clean; CONT. sale:
#rs gis Fa2SkHiN fsaS fEif9'2 sr " double
n2TTsAeT1vEL2 2hsns GEiH ~ paEaooRArED and newly
beds pryats home desrable 0
hood, nr. the Capitol; men only; references
EExrqR2aHLARGE ExrqR2a.LARGE BEDROOM, twin beds,
YSsi asS q sHge ss se m.n aso .inss
Half as bf sfts BUS sso mo s De-
nsxt as sssh; Sa ssst s!ssls or double; eoss % to
3.snsDs s:iS sAkD kfSfs F. 01syE NE-I.rs. room: new
boSse eanv younr sr sl
wk. T Cali Ar. 949s. "a
1918 PENN ST. N;E;ITyo single single rooms ms
in private home Call AT. 1924 from 10
iiSsoi cath ST. N.E-pouble front room,
twin beds; ;, KIT. and lsundry si;a privileges;
@Hpern sS 1ath 11''s ST. n0 NEEIarse eA'
! gentleman. references, $50. LINCOLN
MASTER BEDRM. in modern home; lse,
closet; semipyt. bath; breakfast and laun.
privils empl. couple or two empl sib,ls,
FGRNIsHED ROOM. for sentlema n I;
shower bath. hot water; Mt. Rainier car
line: 300 T st. ne. IS. 23'
1901 NO. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Larse front
room. $40 3 wk.: gentleman preferred.
si2 ST. N.E.-Large front room. twin
beds, for 2 persons, SO wk. each. LU.
raE 1Yh MARrcK, 1ss B st, n.-Nexly deco
eilities; dbls., sa5; ssles.. $3.50. TR.
BEDRM. and sleeping porch. ideal. land
near Gu after 8 .sg tog insD.' available
ssss s istb sT. S.E:@sinsle room, neSt
coLoRED@isoi CeSni RfG nIa5 EMERSON ST. Ne
Rooms for employed men. Call Ii. 65s7.
coLoRED-1I1s MORSE N.E.-Employed
siri to share twin-bed room, with another
coioREpGifss cei5i Il Der Tsss MoSrRLIo AVE Ne
Large. clean. comfortable room for refined
couple e., or asSS sS9 sirls' home DriVii'.; sl2
coIoRED@ioth ST. N.E.-Nicely fur
nished room, twin beds: 2 empl. girls OF
married couple; some privils. LU. o7l5
coLoRED-15o7 QUEEN ST. N.E.-Nicely
furn. room for couple; next to bath shower
Sed GoLoREpMss1 hos MORTON PI.. NE.-Nic,
| dble. rn. for married couple; home priyils.
Xl1 Wk: near transp. LU. 4l93. --23
Evening star., 1948-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACnNEe. typewrisers. es!culs.
Uni; uNfTTD SS'Ti 'TYPIwRITR pS CO. Sis i4th g.
ADDING MACHINE, electrical model Bee
MI Ullaan. New York Jewelry Co. als
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac. china. silverware.
DORA KRUPssAW MILESTONE. 1885 q
aNrIoUEs. 4 VII fgp HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
tables. ME-, es76: after pm. RA 1924.
ANIIouIS-Fgrn'turs; 6Tie-s ehlns.
hishesta cash prices paid. csl MURRAY.
sEbKooM' dining room or r,eS'ss sSnssnts :,oe Of
age ia 9s37: after pm. GE: I4le
BEDROOM AND DINING RM, SUITES.
glassware. Frigidaire. rugs, radios ofnce
BEDRooM SUITES. dining room suites.
living room pieces. rugs. sas ranges and
once Will pay highest possible. prices.
No matter what You have to sell; please
Condition: any Ss make. ~ Call Ada Adams e. sSss: @
al sosg5 R movie s,sss.' =.
appos pep phoo sesse. e s' RE r. fs4 a.
CAMERAS WANTED, reEardless die vor OF age o,d
Ssnf S9 ss isTs. yFToWh q na H6 5H9 s s
snss sansosrzssss@ I =, n.e.s s,,ss: ..,s 70; i, men. .
=: ~ ~ SMK sss, ossa :'s: u, M ssl.;
sas e0thns ee Mes
Open Seas evenings. @ i Win cali to give estimate
message from Mr.. Tash, the manager:
NEW YORK jEwELRY CO., 7ls 7th st.
FUR COATS. especially muskrats. Persians.
Marminks and Hudson seals: highest prices
paid. AMERICAN FUR CO. INC. e25
FURN.. sinsle pcs. apt house. .hishest
cash prize: prompt removal TIVE do nov g,
FGRN,TukrIwsnted inss; Ri sss din. rm.. bearm.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices buying and
selling for oyer 20 years We DO moving.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; viii buy suites,
oas Say 0sass as SRapY SI sn,Te NH seao can
FURNITURE-Your entire household con-
tents or odd pieces: highest prices. S. E.
FURN. EXCH.. 210 7th st. Sc. AT. o5s5.
FURNITURE - Household goods Of all
kinds. bric-a-brac. china, cut glass; highest
cash p, pTissS MRS NJ Say GAY. RE 1904 ~. S2.
after t pm pm. RE. asSs. s0'1 '~'s 20. "
GoLD-.Brlnx, your old. gold. silver. piatins.
ss kAzN zs''aEeed iNe enss ,.ars At ss p, cash aa
sso antfaus TD ens rs.am: smss esfos
relics etc. EN-. 42os or wo. $500.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
APIS. FURNISHED tcont.

CONGENIAL PROTESTANT LADY to Share
Hospital, $3.50 per month. BOX 3ss,B.
kENNEpY, nr; 18th St -. entr: to Rock
kit. bedrm- and PVT; bath: refined empl.
VIII Will Rent FROM JUNE i.sERT; = my
avs m9d 2rm sak Git ana Ss Pea Apt ant tooo ai1n
and maid service. Cali EN-. O7of after
fas BasrapSr s lsi2 aPr 4tse new: st. b. NV " bath
dissrte', hs seafh 4fiinston; ss5 mo Kenmore $S$5
. GIRLS or working couple. light house,
keeping apt. private entrance; between Z
ss1s So pssve s h ca s Rsnssss0n 9ss 94S
sntTsnss Af no shtdrsn si 'ao NO PETS pets asiihsfs:
sHEs NEAR 4 btPoNr e "A CIRCLE s,traetiv.
E!eehen ERs IN tasIites eff ''ss $50 % NJ edss Box
5ss ss4-ei auiScY SssEi ST. NV, Bedroom. kitchen
and private bath, utilities INCLUDED large
clean roens; gs~ SO, IA: seeas ,,,,ra,r.
beauty salon, GOOD business; owner III.
s;sse$5sr Efs1.sv 2 s,as .s, sss' ssS ss' sH E.
hah 81 sSd2es cH ' 1oe s5s so
Stuart st, $50 per month ,-23
VICINITY GEoRGEToWN-Musicians or
all util. from June Is to Sept. Is; $3.50
o;,,>, mo; Box l5lcz, Star: -. ,,u -sS "a,
months: 5 rooms, . baths and kit, beau
,ifuily ,6 and col sompIsetsely st furn Wo. 1884
TAKoMA-Bedroom. liv. rm.. kitchen.
bath private entrance, attractive; couple
utilities furn.; 500, SH. 30S1..
LADY WILL SHARE sunny 2-bedroom
to" to Oct /: Glover Park area: choice Of
studio room or ttin-bed room; $50 Box
GRouND floor APT. large living rm..
bedrm.. kitchen bath, completely furn.;
for employed couple; S10o osss 1912 NO.
COLoRED-Two-RM. BsMT. APT, with
kit. privileges, in well-furn. home; $50 mo.
| 1106 54th st. ne, HI. 3651. -23
FOR REFINED COLoRED-4424 Esds st.
ne. lovely and spacious rm, in new home:
pvt. kitchen goes with it for your use
| only; $50. 2Ss
Evening star., 1948-05-22
APARTMENTS UhrURNlsHEp.

GEORGETOWN. overlooking park Lily.
rm. 80 by 16 IT., fireplace. bedrm.. bath.
modern kit, dining rm. opening on garden;
new throughout; gas furnace. No children
or pets. Refs; Sl75 a mo. Box 252-B,
Star -23
, bedrooms, fireplace, gas. light and heat
furnished; S125 per mo. Phone 81. 1850,
isos Ia SAVANNAH ST. s.E.-New apt, liv,
rm;, dinette, bedrm.:s kit. and bat bath. hos ss
MASS. AVE. N.E.-,-English basement, bath,
unfurn,, nor smoking, nondrinkins sJ,pl. smpl.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Second floor; Just COM
pleted, larse living room with open fire.
place. perfect for entertaining, bedroom,
den, electric kitchen, private tiled bath;
beautifully decorated. Immediate oeeu;
pancy IN yearly lease to gentle settled
couple with no pets, S1eo. Dupont 847s
new s RM.. BATH, elec. kit. weather.
guard windows, sl25 mo- utilities les. inei' &
SE. Tiaal 9430. Box 417-D, Star. "a
" ST, GEoRGEToWNmJune ! 2 rooms
References. Box 104-B Star. "a
Evening star., 1948-05-22
AVIATION.

PIPER SUPER CRUIsER, 100 h.p. late
l948: low hrs; has blind -dieht tnstru-
ments, starter, navigation lights, 2;way
radio; an exceptionally clean airplane
Priced $500 below average market
sIesl si;g4'' sag. ALIHS' AZ s'''nSne'' HSs' Mss
PIPER CUB. perfect shape: licensed; re-
cent inspection. DAN. OR. 1870. See
ii at Confessional Airport -23
SHARE ON PIPER PA-I2, super cruiser;
further information and demonstration
Cali MI. 1929 after $50 Pm. "a
[LUSCOMBE, 8-A, 1946. 65.h.p.. very clean;
200 hrs, since new: cruises 1O6; never
damaged, metal wings. radio receiver,
sensitive altimeter, Goodyear brakes; all
bulletins complied with; $1,000. BOB
ACKERMAN, RA. 1852. -23
Evening star., 1948-05-22
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ATTENTION. Navy Yard workers--1o25. B
st. SEE large rooms for = couples, also
single room: very reasonable. @23
LARGE MIDDLE ROOM. $40 wk.. kitchen
priyils.; for quiet married couple. FH.
i3gs PA. AVE. s.E.-Private room. next
to bath; gentleman preferred. LU. 5a62.
BAY sr.--Attractive, large front rm,
clean. twin beds, = closets, next to bath;
pvt home; empl. couple or men. LU.
LARGE ROOM: double bed. near bath; 81
LARGE FRONT RM.. suitable for couple OF
2 girls; conv: to everything, including Navy
LARGE Lsfa ri FRONT ROOM. twin beds. lsun-
dry and phone privils., on busline o. Lu.
IS ST. N.E.-Larse front double rm,,
near carline; 2 men or couple. HO. s22I.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. new home. no
children. or other roomers, s2s' bgss at
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coL9RED-ess 81; 4s.Emsinslsa 13as or
COLORED-s8 EYE ST: S.W;, Apt. D.
Furn rm for couple; kit. privils to eook'
SI3 per wk. 81: 1888.