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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22
RING DOPE

Results of fights last night are as follows:
 In Jersey City, N. J., Charley Fusari, 147, of Irvington, N. J., stopped Tippy Larkin, 143R, of Garfield, N J., in six rounds.
 In Washington, D. C., Kid Gavi- Ian, 14812, Havana, stopped Winnie Rossano, 149l2, of Brooklyn, in the sixth round of their scrap.
 Tn Boston, Anton Raadik, 160, from Chicago, outpointed Al Red" Priest, 158la, of Cambridge, Mass, in a 10-round go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

It is safe to keep canned food in the can it comes in, if it is kept cool and covered, says the U. s. Department of Agriculture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

HOTEI in gooo location for sale or lease. Ph. 1s7. s81 ti
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

ONE Used Electric Range. One oil Heater. The Nugget Srop. 03 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Dark brown leather pocket book with handle. Finder call Green no and receive reward.
 B St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

LOST at Mikes Saturday night, mans gray topcoat. Please return
 to the Needlecraft Shop. Re-
 ward. P 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22
WILLIAM WINN- Phone z3A

1888 DODGE PANEL, $500. MODEL A SEDAN, $2OO. 1883 CHEW. COUPE S175. 1886 CHEV. SEDAN, $l85. 1886 FORD PICKUP, S35o. 1888 FORD COUPE, $500. 1946 NASH SEDAN S1,O00. 1888 FORD PANEL, $45O. 1946 JOHN DEERE TRACTOR,
 Model LA, all attachs. $500. MODEL A TRUCK SITS. MODEL A Jitney Tractor $l5O. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom house, fur nished, $50 mo. Douglas. FOR RENT: House, Norway Point. GAMBIER, $e5OO.
 TOBY, $4,000
 CABIN CRUISER, $450. 2 R-FINISHED HOUSES, end of DOUGLAS-JUNEAU BRIDGE, one $3,5oc; other s4,500. BUILDING LOTS, Scatter Tract, Small Boat Harbor. INVESTMENT BUY-2-Apartment house and building lot. Price $8,900 S1,530 down, bal. at s90 or less monthly. Income $l35 Monthly, $80 from 3 bedroom apt. and S55 from 1-bedroom apt.
 SPECIAL-3-b bedroom house near School on 9th.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

FOUND and turned in at Empire
 HAND FOOLED Bag.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

IVORY NUGGET Set earring.
 KEY on chain with rabbit. foot. Owners may have same by iden- tifying and paying for ad. 22 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

ROOMS for rent, weekly ano monthly rates. Imperial Hotel
 20 1mo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic Per1nan.
 ent, $7.50. aper curls. $l up
 Lola's Beauty Shon. Phone POI 315 Decker Way .t5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

NORTHERN Hotel under new management. Reasonable rent
 Phone "A. 982 tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

NICE CLEAN steam heated roor,o
 also steam baths. Scandinavian
 Rooms. 7aa ts>
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

SINGLE APT. No pets nor chil-
 dren. Crescent Apt, call 428 af-
 ter pm. 023 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

s With use of diamond dies, almost 100 miles of invisible wire can be drawn from single pound of cop per.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

NICE Clean Room, steam-heated
 Lower rent. 315 Gold St. 656 ts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22

APIS, Rooms wIrh kitchen priv.
 ileges Home Hotel. Ph. 886. 97 tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-22
FOR RENT

APT for rent. Call Douglas 132.
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The Valley settler., 1948-09-10

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
Planning Your Home


rural structures. The owner has the
sole responsibility for the character
and condition of the house, as there
r no rural building codes to insure
health and safety features.
The house has to be located close
to the production unit. This creates
added problems for you to solve
odors, flies, drainage, and the ap-
pearance of the other buildings.
The financial support of a rural
home depends upon the productive
capacity of the unit. The house, in
relation to the ranch or farm, has
little cash value. An urban home
has a negotiable value for the owner.
Fit Needs of Operation
Instead of placing the emphasis
on fitting the house to the family,
authorities recommend that the first
consideration is to have the home
fit the needs of the enterprise.
Houses r occupied by one chang
ing family or by a succession of fam
lilies. Family preferences should be
forgotten until the basic functions
of the new home are determined.
The requirements that a house
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

A RE YOU planning so that your
dreams of a modern, efficient,
comfortable rural home can be soon
realized? If so, you perhaps are
struggling with many problems
problems that are more far-reaching
than matters of exterior finish, iv-
ing room dimensions or a utility
room versus a basement.
A rural home is more than a vine
covered cottage. To find a plan
ready-made for your needs is next
to impossible. Architectural plan
ming has centered largely around
urban dwellings. These plans fail
miserably when placed in a rural
setting and put to rural needs. Even
the popular ranch style house-the
rambling, one-story structures
not designed for actual ranch living.
Rural VS.. Urban Home
What makes a rural home differ
ent from an urban one? The most
striking difference is its location.
The rural home is an isolated unit.
This situation limits mass produc-
ton. There is no supervision over
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
Golden Hair and Silver

uER lovely eyes, the tint of skies.
- Her cheeks the roses wild.
A face so fair and golden hair,
A happy singing child.
May life's lessons of the morrow
With profound teachings there,
Find happy songs still in her heart
Come days of silver hair.
IDA MAY KEY,
Lewis and Clark County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
An Editorial
Occupation--H Housewife

WHEN Andrew Carnegie founded
w The Margaret Morrison Car
negie school for women in Pennsyl-
vania almost half a century ago, he
paid loving tribute to the memory
of his mother. Above the entrance
court to the campus is this inscrip-
ton:
'To make and inspire the home,
To lessen suffering and increase
happiness,
To aid mankind in its upward
struggle,
To ennoble and adorn life's work
however humble
These are woman's high
prerogatives."
ANY thinking person will agree
that the home takes first rank among
institutions for the we1l-being of the
nation, which gives the business of
being a housewife an occupation of
tremendous importance. Good house
keeping alone cannot achieve an
environment in which family happi-
ness thrives. 1t should not be the
end of woman's business. The artist
mother had the right idea when, as
a caller raised her eyes at dust on
the table, she said, I'm proud of
that dust, / had more important
things to do this morning"
The woman who count in III
country are those who are engaged
in the great business of founding
and administering our great social
centers, commonly called homes.
National home demonstration
week is being celebrated this month
with the theme, "Today's Home
Builds Tomorrow's World"
Home demonstration work is per-
haps the worlds most ~far-reaching
voluntary on-the-job education pro-
gram for rural families. The pro-
gram is carried into rural homes
and communities by more than 5000
full-time home d emonstration
agents, joint employees of the local
county government, the Immigrant
college and the U. S. department OF
agriculture. Home economics in
formation is spread with the help Of
half a million unpaid volunteer lead.
ers who receive special training fol
their work.
Rural women realize that family
relationships are vital in building
better homes today and are cage,
for all the help they can get. Rura
children are the chief source of re
placement for city populations, ant
the type of training given rural chill
dren is important to the nation. Dis
cussion groups were organized il
which 1873, 743 rural men and womel
studied these problems.
The story of home. demonstration
work is one of the most impressiv
and inspiring of all women's &C
tivities.-AMY MARTIN.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
Amy Mortin
Household Editor

wheat farm would vary with those
for a small truck farm. Sheep ranch
ers find that their homes have to bS
flexible to accommodate many hired
hands during lambing and shearing
seasons.
The purpose of any home is to
shelter the family. In some areas
this is the only thing that has to be
considered. Generally though, you
have to plan for activities that are
peculiar to your farm or ranch. For
instance, when the men and boys
have before and after meal chores,
they don't want to spend too much
time cleaning up for a meal. For
that reason they don't enjoy eating
in the living room. A dining room,
or a dinette large enough for the
average number in the family, plus
a sun porch that can be converted
into a dining area during hired-help
season is more functional.
Family Recreation Needs
Family recreation requires mor
space. A game room, a large living
or dining room with adequate stor-
age space for games and hobby
equipment deserves consideration.
Transition constitutes a problem
for you. The men are in and out of
the house more times during the
day. They need sufficient space for
hanging and storage of outer work
garments. Washing up" makes a
heavy demand on the bathroom. A
sink and shower in the utility room
or basement, decrease the traffic
jams in the bathroom.
There are additional work services
that you plan for, as you use ma
terials that are nearer to the natural
or raw state. You have to think of
space for cleaning chickens, storage
of the milk buckets, egg cases, and
pressure Gamer. The disposal of
waste and garbage involves more
planning than the purchase of a
large can.
When the basic functions of the
house have been agreed upon, in
dividual preferences and alternate
choices can be judged on the basis
of meeting the immediate family
needs. How many rooms do we
need for recreation Giving and din
ing areas)? For relaxation (bed-
rooms and BATH? For working areas
(kitchen and utility room OF base
ment)?
Style and Size
The style of the house, size OF the
rooms, number of stories, are prob
lens to be considered at this stage
of planning. Should we have an
open stairway, a U-shape kitchen,
builtin book. cases? Experience has
shown that it is foolhardy to jeo-
pardize the security of the farm or
ranch to satisfy impractical whims
of family members. Let cost be a
guiding factor in these choices.
The farm setting merits attention
also. What are the prevailing winds?
Which view will be choice for the
living room and which is the most
inclusive of outdoor activities for the
kitchen windows? How shall the
house set in relation to the main
road?
The entire process of planning
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

A large kitchen-dining roo adioins living oom in the Guy George
home. Madison county. All cabinets are metalenameled and wall space is
moneImetaL Dining oom table is in foreground and kitchen table behind
ii. Windows are # the new double pan sealed window glass. The cabinet
seen in front of the sink below the windows is a new sink and electric
dshwater that will replace the old unit Hood and fan above the electric
range carries off ven the strongest odors of onions and cabbages. Electric
Evening star., 1948-11-16

lever spread to the local night life,
the pall It would leave over the
Shofeham's Blue Room would be
q deep blue one. You wouldn't
know the old place. Neither would
Barnee, stranded speechless without
10 single Good evening, Mr.. Secre-
|tary. =. Evening, Senator. -. .
Hello, Congressman. Hya, Joe.
. Folks there's good old Joe Utica
Of the Utica Iron and Tool Works. !"
The secretary, the Senator, the Rep
resentative and Joe would be sadder
even than Barnee II this sort Of
thing were stopped, finishing dinner
silently and unnoticed, then going
home at 10 o'clock.
The Blue Room floor show per-
formers probably would put : stop
to 1t. however. II any union tried
to keep Barnee and other musicians
from talking in public. The Shore
ham Is not likely to hire . borscht
circuit master Of ceremonies to cast
blue Jokes around the Blue Room
and introduce the acts. Before long
the boys and girls would find them
selves entertaining people who didn't
even know their names and there'd
be an uprising the likes Of which
you never saw. II that ever hap
pened, they'd get themselves q new
union.
The spread of Mr.. Godfrey's form
nf lIni0n trOllhle tn the nirht clf1hS
If it ever happened, would have one
Evening star., 1948-11-16

The Statler Hotel barely got Out
its proud announcement that Peter
Lind Hayes would arrive at the EN-.
bassy Room November "a before the
Mayfiower Hotel was on its feet de.
manding the floor. The Mayfower
too, 1t wanted the world to know
had arranged something for the
After Dark set to be thankful for or
Thanksgiving week. Rosalind Court.
right, with her Songs Just for You,
arrives at the Mayfiower Lounge
November "a, next Monday that is
for an indefinite stay.
Miss Courtright is the pretty one
who won a considerable following
last spring when she appeared at
the Lounge (closer to the beginning
of her professional career than any
one listening to her polished singing
could have guessed. She also scored
quite a hit at the same place a few
weeks ago when she came down
from New York for the night OF
the Champagne-and-Orchids Open
ing.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
After Dark
MayAower Lounge Also Gets a Star,
Next Mondays Rosalind Courtrisht
By Harry Macarthur

Most Of the Courtright songs are
special lyrics designed for her and
she embellishes them with q liquid
voice and knowing phrasing that
make for good listening. You'll be
hard put to think Of better place
to be than the Mayflower Lounge
while Miss Courtright Is singing.
y \ -
II those troubles Arthur Godfrey
/ is having on his radio show ever
spread, things could come to a pretty
pass around here. Mr.. Godfrey'S
troubles. as you undoubtedly have
read, have to do in a way with his
musicians. His musicians are not
allowed to sing or laugh at his jokes,
the theory being that laughing at
his jokes makes them actors and
they don't belong to the right union
for that.
If an attitude like this widened
it's scope it could change the whole
character of After Dark entertain
ment. Musicians would not be al
lowed to sing and In some cases,
well, we won't go into some cases.
Musicians who did not want to join
The masters of ceremonies union
would not be permitted to talk. The
Madrillon's Johnny Robb, for ex-
ample, would not be allowed to talk
himself out of a musical corner, as
he did the other night. Mr.. Robb
WINGED slightly to himself at the
conclusion of a low-down, 1922,
riverboat version Of Twelfth Street
Rag" and stepped to the micro
phone. That arrangement" he
said, was written by Dizzy Giles
pie" q statement which would have
driven Mr.. Gillespie, the king Of
the be-boppers, to, mayhem II the
tune hadn't already.
If Mr.. Godfreys brand Of trouble
Evening star., 1948-11-16

effect that could not Be called any
thing but salubriou. It would stop
all those comedy numbers devised
and performed by small orchestras.
A union that told. some musicians
they are not actors would be usurp-
ing the prerosatives Of the critics,
though, and we can't have anything
like that.
= + y 4
The fates that deal with the Club
Cairo have made another whimsical
move, but the management Is not at
all unhappy about 1t. On the week
when the management announced
a new floor-show policy-new enter
tainment every week-the fates
turned Up with . set of performers
that made that idea look foolish
So, with the exception Of Tar
Evening star., 1948-11-16

Dancer Winn sseley, the whole show
starts q second week tomorrow. It's
headliner, though the Cairo man
agement didn't foresee that when 1t
hired him, Is Bobby Brandt, q young
tap dancer who seems destined for
. career in this business. He dances
with considerable adeptness and
Evening star., 1948-11-16

does some acrobatic tricks that are
little enough short Of sensational
that you can't notice the difference.
The others are Singer June Brady
and Larry Kent, . master of cere-
monies who is funny enough in his
class. It's 4 show that's we'll
rounded, just like its dancing girls.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

PETWORTH - Lee. ssle. rm Ior young
serv. IS min. downtown; reas. GE. 5000.
POTOMAC HOTEL. 500 9Th st. NV: Ma
5Is II sT. NWWNisely fuTn. rms, tele,
phone, elevator. maid -serv. Daiiy' y dSa 20
AITuRAs HOTEL. i5os 10Th s.: nv.
Single and double rms. 81 90 per night
snd up dinsng r in {aor 5lds pNs9er N9 si4o
home home and SURROUNDINGS will have to be
sF Ssss ! + s. soss
EsRMrNGfoS Fsfn az S'PT HOTEL, 1924 18th st, NV.
Daiiy maid Service. 24-hour switchboard
se5ses e0Hs rooms m dou5Ie % sis per week
HOTEL HAWTHORNE. 2134 G st, NV
Single or double rooms. all with running
water. plenty bath and showers: weekly
one one BLOCK FROM MAYFLowER Hotel
Nice triple room. also double room with
ssmipyt s9th 6l7 r axe Esr pz Hotel ais
e31ipIsf Uithout private bath; 24.hoar syisshsosfd
service; phone in every room. Elk. 1925,
GEORGIAN HOTEL. 1914 G st. n.w.-Just
opened; nicely decorated; rates reasonable'
Pfos fios fHhs fssh s4 sessS conv. to .Fahse hs
clean. comfortable sleeping rooms; men
only reasonable rates; Gal, before, 10
nHPoNT n 81 FIJI cfRcLR: ~ Elf Is ST. To Sw-Nce-
BEDS. : : closets; s27 80 ca. per mo. III
RITZ HOTEL, 92o F st. n.w.-Dble. rms,
$50 wk.; downtown in center of shopping
district; comp. hotel service. ST. 9346.
MASS. AND WIS. VIC. Gentle family
has sgle. rr. in PVT. home. Conv. transp;
unlim phone Or 2g77x -
Arthur blyd-Quiet room, Hollywood bed
no other roomers: settled woman; refs.
sssa sM Mckinley ST. N.w.-sinele front
room, nicely furnished. half blk. from bus
on Conn. ave; $40 month OR. 096S,
call after 6 Friday, all day Saturday. 12'
oa4i COLO. AvE.-Beaut. furn. room,
pvt home, twin beds: ideal transp.; gen-
tleman only; ref. GE. 9312. 13'
GIRLS-Cool, cheerful dbl rm. In conv.
downtown apt twin beds; SO wkly. ca;
unlim. phone. no, 6s44. -13
1896 MACOMB ST.-For gentleman. lge
cor. bed-liv. rm., connecting bath and
shower. 3 exposures, overlooking quiet
garden. beautifully furn.: excel; service
phone and garage optionaD. EN-. 1854
NEBRASKA AND CONN. vicinity-Large
front room, newly decorated, pvt. shower
bath, twin beds with inner-spring mat
tresses. Call after 4, WO. 2196. Ia
COOL FRONT ROOM with cross vent,
newly furn.; gent; must see to appreci-
ate; unlim. phone; pvt home. OR. 1871.
Via
Evening star., 1948-06-12
HOUSES UNFURNisHED.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE, Vienna-Fairfax.
Va. areas min. from Memorial Bridge.
cent view. beaut., lawn, trees, cool breezes:
lst 4; has has lge liyi rm; with huge firepl:
rm,, and bath: auto. h;-w.h::, SCAR gar.
ON @'n and al a. ss hss m lV rm. no WITH thp rep BED.
ieses, horses and I cattle; 500 per
mo. Mccay g. McCay, Realtors, OIL. s675.
GEoRGEToWN-Just remodeled, small.
den; SITS. WI. 1906. Box s61-d, Star.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-white brick. 9
rooms. 2 baths, large corner lot. screened
closed side yard. full attic and bsmt. with
lavatory, storm doors and windows
e5s ssoo O montb hss nsy cs aE as0rsssd $751;
LEAVING TowN-Must rent s-bedrm..
det. brick and frame home in Silver sprins
shSRf 30 Brick iei a?shs siVer Spring large
fenced lot; for lease unfurnished sl5o
dvaIcs od pas'ly rent sH ss4s IA
3-bedrm. brick bungalow;
-sss -s year % lease wit With Arms-Navy claass;
owner overseas; $3.50 month. HALL
BEHdSY BEs6ST 6fRcIAr Sri OK IoSa Conditioned ees.
large reception hall dining room ,(20x16l.
s bedrooms, 4 baths. 3 kitchens. 2 Frigid::
sstsfs and saS Gu cs m T. e.
ss%Ids.sehfa 1,as brick E9sns
Rfh farnsssd slGsssf Il VRs desrsd Iesn view
psnsaaon' aS9 Fsrfax coanty si55. TE eoeS
Evening star., 1948-06-12
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

6so5 R. i. AVE, College Pk;;-Wanted, man
9 share en- EH Sa Eth another
LADY, will share new, house, pvt, en-
pleyed couple, reasonable; transp. eonv
GovP. GIRL TO SHARE furn, rms; oc-
cupant desires to share with other girls;
S25 re each; c. nr q Grant asze Circle Call after
5ssish sf' man. am AIS deoTsia A ave-. "s NV" asa
= j j OF ~ GIRLS 70 go SHARE comfortable
einity 1eth . sdo end Euclid sts. NV; SEA
WOMAN WITH FuRN. DUPLEX. in conv
2 girls or couple; all privils. Call Sat,
eve. or bet. 10 am. and pm. SYN.
YOUNG LADY will share nice apt, with
priylIs; Cal TR, 1904 after. 8 pm. Ia
21l5 Pa. ave. NV. Cali RE. o265., Ext.
QUEBEC pL. N.w.-Modern home, privils.,
prefers fine working girl or student. IA.
WANTED girls to share apt. with /
other girl available June Is, Call AT
81! SHARE e. APT; E emplsoyed Taos couple with ehid:
Hd. + cssvs,, TO 40 yrs share
WA 7l9l. ia
siis GEoRGIA AVE. NV, Apt 4-Beau-
tiful room, bath, shower, kitchen privileges;
Jewish woman desires couple or two girls.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bdrm. apt. with 3 re-
fined girls; S33 mo. AT. 299S. 49,
LOVELY BEDRM., share kit. and bath
furnished; urn $50 per mo. S1a4 Pa. ave
TWo GIRLS TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt:
S25 each: cow transp. HO. S572. LII
CoNGENIAL GIRL, $3.50, to share large
modern apt with other girls; near
Capitol; maid service; garden suitable
for sun bathing: $50 mo- AT. 5204. -13
Evening star., 1948-06-12
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

Ex-GI MOVING SERVICE. storage; none
too small; reas. rates: we take ,I suTplns nE1,y
fH aqTn, s4sS ss pay on moving oLoYsR 0is
MoviNG ACROSS THE STREET or across
the SAFE storage in n
iESii s$$S$fSSss sosa s.
ssszss and fas R aoa of a5ss o5ss
as sto5sa nntb in ndEaas ss
S W MoyNss isss between EE sSS Wash
ae free ssans1s ssnat 81 Dhone Mde
1895: nights and holidays. phone, Bruns-
wick. Md. 2766 and reverse the charees.
s.d dysn ey mani xn's p and
CALL no 1850 for tfst quick move:
specializing in light ana heavy hauling;
MOVING sY VETERAN Of experience. with
sny tina ssrfaa mR eook aL $751;
move pr haul ANYTHING, night or day; no no
%ssTRp S GS im hd.6 Gay oh E4R PART Is koAp 4sI q
from rom washington Pittsburgh. Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis. Kansas City;
VAN LINES, INC, AT. 9153. AT. 9154.
MOVING AND e
MR.. GARRETT, oW. 1851. .-25 -.
SILVER SPRING-New modern fireproof
bldg, basement suitable for storage. 25x
gia ave. SH ll41, -1s
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 2937, after 2 pm. GE. 14l6.
SMALL JOBS---Trunks,. personal effects,
baggage, etc. days, nights, Suns. Truck
with white driver. $3.50 hr. Lu. s9Q5.
VAN, driven by white owner operator
skilled furniture man. Days, eyes, and
SUNDAYS; S3 hour. LU. s0Ob.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BRIGHTWooD-Entire end A.: clean. at
trac.. lge: rms. pvt bath; dbl. exposure:
sSs sSa's KSLoRAMA oR M Rb ho1 W. aD tar rms ana
path bath utilities farn Enslsh af 6sm s5 open gs
1863 Co cSoLGGMBiA RD. Nw-one rm;
studio apt. PVT shower bath, slee. srill
tresses; for . girls or quiet couple; s32.5o
Is sss e Asrssa5 ds fl 1eth sps spa g. S. isss
ESeffLElsr4 Essstfd lsI4 9boWisnTows ~ nS 1ocATi9Ss,
e and nc. Doctors fTo H9ps Ns ninsSe
mo. Box OK ses-E, Star Star or can Sterling 7$7i.
GLEN ECHO HGrs. MD-Furn, 8 rms; :,
~; ssss; Esfs, Wisconsin, i, S4[ss. s[ss conn
sha sd stade s oas iSnn
incl new Simmons sofa bed, new kitchen,
dinstts new large peach siled as,sr bath; path
sies iath sT. N.W..Entire End 4; corner;
bsdrmS twin ssd BEDS E RA rm 9osa s
Eitchenette. bath, ss5. UN. 6T42. ---13
SILVER SPRING-.couple no objection to
oas hd or q onas sasFe sPo qSsy ST. gfnts 4a
will share their attractiyely furnished g.
room, 2-bath home during June. July,
bedrooms No objection to / child. Tele-
phone and utilities furnished: s125 month
GAO 31st st. NV. Phone VIC. 1l03. ,-12
ECOND FLOOR, private home, living
m, bedrm., kitchen, dinette. pvt. bath;
newly furn, "a blk. bus. excel; transp. !;
util. il.cl. except linens. Telephone ana
pets; Sis mo. FIR. 7165. 534 Newsomb
IWiN-BED RM. and kit, semibath. rear
porch, pvt home, utilities; adults only;
$3.50 per mo. 500 Kennedy sts. NV:
CONN. AVE .-ORDpAY-June 25; liv. nm
bedrm., bath, kitchen, hall; oyeriooks
park; Iewiy decorated; all utilities and
phone; S1i5 mo-; businesswoman. Box
a23.C Star.