davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-02-21
Births Reported

(From D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
william and Virginia Fry. boy:
Ray and Margaret. GLASGOW, girl.
Philip and Vera Junta, girl.
George and Elaine Key, girl.
Robert and Joyce Thibadena. girl.
Victor and Betty Trapani. boy.
Shine and Ollie Abney, girl
Tenn and Essie Anderson, boy.
Albert and Ethel Austin, boy.
Willie and Annie Barker, boy.
Rooney and Carrie Barrier, boy.
Lemuel and Katherine Bolton, boy.
John and Arneda Bell, boy.
Benson and Margaret Blaka, girl.
Ernest and Helen Doodle, boy.
Charles and Louise Bowles, girl.
william and Margaret Brandon, girl.
Joseph and Flossie Butler, girl
Earl and Maggie Campbell, boy:
George and Laura Campbell: girl.
Charles and Lillian Carson, boy.
Bernard and Peggy Cook, boy.
John and Cara Davis, boy.
Coleman and Virginia Dessaco, girl.
John and Wilhepina Diggs, girl.
william and Hattie Easton. boy.
Raymond and Matte Edwards, girl.
James and Hattie Elliott, boy. ..
Joseph and Lula Evans, boy.
Eddie and Carrie Foreman, girl;
Edward and Celestine Fowler, girl.
Melvin and Leona Frost, girl.
James and Clarice Cant, boy.
John and Gwendolyn Gilman, girl
Dempsey and Imogene Gilmore girl.
Ogalesby and Ernesttne Grimm, boy.
Leon and Sarah Grimes, boy.
James and Louise Hardy, glrl.
John and Ruth Harley, girl.
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logged civil jury cases today, was in
full swing" as the court conducted
It's second Saturday preliminary call
of cases since the program was an
rounced 10 days ago.
Judge Brice Clagett of the Mu-
nicipal Court of Appeals said that
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I Joseph and Margaret White boy.
Jack and Bessie Willis, boy.
willie and Louise Wilson, boy.
Jessie and Nancy Williams, boy.
Howard and Gertrude Williams, boy.
Wilburn and Sarah Williams, girl.
Jerome and Thelma Wilkes, girl.
James and Anna Wilson, girl.
Samuel and Romaine Williams, boy.
jams and Annie Wood, boy.
Jim..y and Edna Worthy. boy.
Eddie and Clarabelle Wright, boy.
James and Annie Young, girl
Evening star., 1948-02-21
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. G.
FEBRUARY a. leR

afternoon, because of the sudden ILL.,
ness of two Princeton debaters.
The debate was to have opened
the intercollegiate season of George
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Princeton Debate
With GU Cancelled

Princeton University has cancel
ed a varsity debate with George
town University, scheduled for this
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towns Philodemic Society. The so.
ciety announced it is arranging;
debate with American University
| on Thursday.
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Municipal Court Continues
Drive 10 Clear Old Cases

The Municipal Court program to
clear its docket of 900-odd back
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
TRUMAN'S NAME IS ASKED TO BE BARRED ON ELECTION BALLOT

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 26.-lRl- Governor William M Tuck asked the Virginia General Assembly to- day to enact legislation which would bar President Truman's name from the next Presidential election ballot.
 The proposal, delivered personally to a joint session of the State Leg islature, was the Governors answer to the Presidents Civil Rights Pro- gram. Tuck invited similar action Ly the rest of the South.
 He said the Truman program re- suited from "iniquitous influences" that had found their way into both major parties to create in America the counterpart of a Hitler or a Stalin."
 Thus Virginia's Governor cast down the gage for finish fight with the National Democratic Adminis- tration on the Civil Rights issue.
 The packed gallery of the House of Representatives was sprinkled with Negroes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
WEATHER BUREAU MAKES CHANCES
 IN LOCAL STAFF

The Weather Bureau announced another change in it's office staff.
 Miss Dorothy Twomey, who came to the Juneau station from Detroit in 1944, has transferred to Anchor age where she will be a secretary in the Operations Division of the Weather Bureau Regional Office.
 The position vacated by Miss Two mey has been filled by Miss Shirley Heine. Miss Heine was transferred to Juneau from the Weather Bureau Office in Minneapolis where, for several years she has been specializ- ing in processing climatological re- cords
 The Bureau also revealed that two Weather Bureau Electronics Tech nicians, Stanley B. Hillman and James D. Day, recently completed routine maintenance and overhaul on the radio equipment at the local station. From Juneau the techni- clans will fly to Annette Island for similar maintenance and to install additional equipment. Hillman is wellknown around Juneau having
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
NEW GRADUATION
 REQUIRE EMENTS AT
 JUNEAU HI SCHOOL

Graduation requirements for the Juneau High School were amendd by the School Board in its last meeting.
 The following changes were made
 l. The requirements of 4 units ot Englsh for graduation shall include units of regular English instruction. The fourth unit may be earned either from English " or in related English fields, such as journalism, public speaking, dramatics and re- medial English.
 2. Two units In the field of science will be required. One of the two units must be in biology. The second unit may be chosen from among gen. eral science, chemistry and physics. (This removes the previous require ments that all seniors must have either chemistry or physics).
 3. All Junior students shall be re- quired to take an examination as directed by the Superintendent in the fields of English and arithmetic. Any student securing a failing grade in this examination shall be required to take a semester's course in either remedial English or arithmetic or both depending upon the subject in which the failing grade was receiv- ed. These remedial courses will be one semester in length and will meet one period per day for five days each week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
MURPHY & MURPHY

DISTINCTIVE home, huge Heat ilator fireplace of stone, begged floors, acres pat. land, well furnished, 3 bedrooms. BEAUTIFUL new home Behrends Ave. Large cement basement, 2 bedrooms finished, third par tially complete. Furnished or un- furnished.
 APPROX. 1 acre pat land with 32x32 cement basement right turn Douglas Beach. Acreage cleared.
 PETERSON, Sheppard, Kruse, Dil- lon property, Glacier Highway, Fritz Cove and Auke Bay area. TWO Floating canneries; few months work; living quarters, etc. Big money makers. Will train buyers. Realized 75 percent last year on investment. DUPLEX furnished, good invest ment. Decker Bldg, Crescent Apts., 3-bedroom home Waynor Addition; Machine Shop; 2 houses and lot near Small Boat Harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

been stationed here from 1942 to 1946. Ray has been with the Wea- ther Bureau only a short while but has spent several years in Alaska doing much the same type of work with the Army Air Forces.
 Another former local employee, George H. Leutkehans, visited the To- cal station recently while enroute to Gustavus, Sitka and Petersburg. Leutkehans is now attached to the Weather Bureau Regional Office at Anchorage as Liaison official. Leutkehans and his wife were both employees at the Juneau station in 1946 and 1947 and Mrs. Leutkehans is now secretary at the Bureaus Airport Station at Merrill Field in Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

in l947. Other outstanding events oi progress for the Boy Scouts as re- corded by the official tabulation showed the Alaska Council had 86 percent of it's Scouts in summer camp last year and that a greater percent of boys read Boys Life Mag azine than any other Council in the Northwest.
 The Council was organized under Hanks, who came to the Territory as Special Regional Deputy and was later employed by the Alaska Coun- cil as their Scout Executive. Hanks has served the Territory for three years. He has recently accepted a position of advancement to the Ore Ida Council, located at Nampa, Ida ho, and will leave February 29, on the Aleutian.
 The Hanks family consists of Del and Katie, and children, Delbert R. Jr. Karen, Nancy, and Milton. They extend an invitation to their AL askan friends passing through Nam pa, to visit them. They have enjoyed their associations in Alaska and will be happy to meet with Alaskans again. Nampa is on the main line to the east by rail or car.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
ALASKA SCOUTS MAKE RECORD AT
 NEW MILESTONE
Council Only Two Years Old This Month h-Mem-
 bership Takes Jump

The Alaska Council, Boy Scouts of America, is two years old this month. It is the largest area Council in the world and two years ago was the smallest in membership. Today Boy Scout officials are happy over the fact that they have hit new milestone in the progress of Scout ing.
 Word has been receIVed from the New York office that the Council had joined the top ten of the Region, in it's ability to carry the Scouting program to boys.
 Geo. A. Parks, Treasurer of the Alaska Council, stated that the AL aska Council has had the fastest membership growth of any Council in the United States. Membership has jumped from 197 in 1945 to TIA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
B-29 BOMBER IN
 CRASH IN FLAMES

MERIDIAN, Tex, Feb. 26.-tR- Four members of a 12-man crew were killed in the crash of a B-29 bomber near here last night.
 The eight other crew members, including Col Alan D. Clark of Fort Worth, Tex, 7th Bomhardment Wing Commander, parachuted into rain and fog to safety.
 One of a flight of 20 B-29s bound for the West Coast, the bomber crashed in flames shortly after talk ing off from CarsWell Air Base at Fort Worth, Tex. Clark was Com mander of the flight.
 Besides Clark, the men who ball. ed out included It. Col. Harry E. Goldsworth, Spokane, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
INTENTION TO WE'D

Two marriage license applictions were received today by U. s. Com missioner Felix Gray. They are as follows.
 Joe c. Albayalde, Sr., of Juneau, and Johanna Marvin, of Hoonah.
 Stanley Andrew Joseph and Ma bel May Agard, both. of White horse, Y. T.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
Alaska Air Cargo Firm Is Suspended
 For 4-Day Period

PORTLAND, Feb. 26.-LRl-Gen- eral Air Cargo, Inc, Portland firm flying freight to Alaska, was suspended until Feb. 29 yesterday by a Civil Aeronautics Board ex- aminer
 The firms operating license to fly outside the continental United State was suspended on charges of violating cargo loading and pilot hour regulations of the CAB. The company has made ITO flights between here and Alaska without nishap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
Thomas Wolfe, pAA
 vite-Pres., Resigns

SEATTLE, Feb. 26. -tR-Thomas Wolfe, Vice President in charge of the Pacific-Alaska Division for Pan American World Airways, has resigned, effective April l, Juan Trippe, Pan American President. announced today.
 Wolfe, whose headquarters have been in San Francisco, resigned to enter private business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
TOUGH

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. 26-tR-T. J. Younglove bundled himself in a blanket, armed himself with a shot, gun and kept 3 week-long vigil for chicken thieves.
 Then, one night some dogs started running his Jersey yearlings While he was after the dogs, somebody slipped into his chicken house and stole IS outlets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
GIRL BABY IS BORN
 TO BURKE RiLEYS

A girl baby was born to MT. and Mrs. Burke Riley at $40 pm. We'd nesday, February 25, in St. Ann's Hospital. The little miss weighed pounds and ounces and has been named Robin Brady. She is the first child of the Rileys.
 Riley is Administrative Assistant to the Governor and Mrs. Riley is the former Maria Brady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

PLYMOUTH, Mass. IT Policeman George Cowdery ran to the historic First Church Unitarian because he heard the bells playing. He heard the Carillon pealing "The St. Louis Blues" Policeman Cowdery arrested Church Organist Edward Ward, 42, who later was given a years proba- ton for intoxication.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
IMPORTANT MEETING

United Trollers at CI.O Hall, Friday, 7:30 D. m. Executive Coun- cil will be present. 821 It
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
Reports rum Marine o,atIons at :5v f. M. today

FORECAST - THURSDAY AFTERNOON TO FRIDAY Southeast
  becoming southeaster per Entrance  tonight becoming mostly Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-l4xl6 painters drop cloth. Finder return to Walter Field, Phone 581. Reward 82l 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
FOR SALE

PARTLY Finished, partly furn- ished modern Groom house, leav-
 ing city soon. 119 Willoughby Avenue. 821 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

wiETER $ POND co, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing Printing Enlarging Artists Paints and Materials
 Blue Printing Photostats
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

 remained Meanwhile a IS 
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
MURPHY & MURPHY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Phone 676 over First National Bank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

ROME-Five robust bandits were arrested yesterday at Torrita Tiber-
 ina near Rome. They were dragging away the last of the towns steel bridge, which they had been system atically dismantling for several days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
FROM GCSTAVUS

Ibert V. James of Gustavus is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

U. DEPARTMENT COMMERCE BURLAt JUNEAU, ALASKA
 WEATHER BULLETIN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
LEADING SCORERS IN
 GOLD MEDAL TOURNEY

*Ludwigsen's score for two games, all others Tor three games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

AVON PRODUCTS representative Phone Black ATS. 20. Box 762.
 656-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

GUARANTEED Realistic Perman' ent, $750. Paper Curls, sl up. Lolas Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26

NICE CLEAN steam reatec rooms
 also steam baths. Scandinavian Rooms. 736-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
w. -A-N-T A-D-S

N "A D 9
 FOR SALE
 AZ PLYMOUTH Sedan; motor and tire Al; body fair; S850. Red ell. 821 St PARTLY Finished, partly furn- ished modern Groom house, leav- ing city soon. 119 Willoughby Avenue. 821 St NEW HERCULES MARINE EN- CINE, 4 cylinder, 40 hp, to l reduction with new 20"x14' pro- peller; $200 savingl
 NEW EVENRUDE CUPBOARD Motor, 10 hp, cylinder; $50 or more below retail price. Phone Black 366. 821 2t APT. size Frigidaire, s75. Red 856. 814 if TWO Bedroom house with full concrete basement and separate apartment and three garages, bringing substantial income, To- cated Twelfth Street. Respon- sible party can handle for S6,00O cash and reasonable terms on balance. M. E. Monagle, Phone S34. 819 St LOT for sale in West Juneau. Call Douglas 964. 819 St ! ELLEN'S GROCERY Store, doing good business. See G. G. Brown.
 813 If HALF interest in Gasboar Fran cis,' 180 fathoms purse seine. $12o0. See G. E. Cleveland, First Nat. Bank. SIP mo 40 c M c Statlon Wagon. Call Juneau Janitor Service. Phone 8O6. BIO l mo SMALL HOUSE, unfurnished, near boat harbor on 10th St. Phone Red 765. BOT If BOAT Tillacum, length 49', beam l2' G., draft 5, power Chrysler Royal, 4.48 reduction, also extra engine; equipped with 65 North ern Radio Phone. Price S14.OOO. Boat insured for $15000. Write Clarence Moy, Hoonah, Alaska.
 BOT l mo. TWO 30-watJ tra1lsrn:iters, brand new, $100 each. Write Clarence X Moy, Hoonah, Alaska. 807 mo. l NEW Chrysler Royal, less reduc- tion, S650. Write Clarence Moy. ] Hoonah Alaska. 807 mo- SPRUCE forest wood for cooking, l heating, fireplace; also slab wood. Ph. 6e8; 20. box 1345. 803 Apr 6 3 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trev- or Davis. 794 If 5-ROOM House with bath. 3.84 acres patentel land Auke Lake Phone Red l20. Harold zeng- CT. 790 If
 FOR RENT
 COAST Guard officer, wife, baby, urgently need furnished apt. or house. Room APT Baranof Ho- tel. o20 If ONE Double Sleeping room with lighthcusekeeping privileges. Ph: Red 462 820 3t
Evening star., 1948-09-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LADY AND son will share new home
win : adults. 4o27 Clay pl. ne, Ak.
s:KooM BEAUTIFULLY FuRN. house,
ggO:,relh9 gOreh new elec, ,equiptment; $3.50 per mo,
WooDLAWN BEACH. MD, }ust 2s mi.
from D C.-Beautifully furnished 4-bed-
room home, In garden spot lot, available
OWNER. Chestnut 1000. for information.
TAKoMA PARK, MD. 12s phtla. ave,
Lovely brick. oil heated, seven rooms, ! 2
on bqsline; near schools; lease. 81
MoDERArfh1 MOI VI Sss Ems and
near Andrews, Field near schools. etc:
oGcupapey Sept. !. Call Clinton 96-W: 3
rms and bath, Sll0 per mo. No children
EEiITY FEfIy fa,sf 81 TE. s45S. No, . ,sde:5, 80
9 baths. Immediate occupancy Family
Tith vii - children pref Rent s2o5 mo
5. ARL.wsemidet. brick in excel. cond
avail to tenants willing 10 guarantee good
care Sl25 per mo, Do not call before
unlin, phone: Silver Spring, Ga; ave; eX-
bRaSp SRsa SEw SaG BRtLoW Ere, SSpf rs ssq 3qms
and bath, beaut,tnl, large al-elec Kit,
new furniture, OF heat. large yard; avail
able SGn - to Nay n,x1E ~ 59+g G9
MANOR GROVE, nearby Md. beyond Pa
ave. s,e.-,Det 5-rm and bath frame
hGqse Sqrs ys e2s Ren SF s per MD re b
Sept. 10 to May 10, l94q Inspection any
time through DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I1;i MASS AVE. N.W.-Vacancies. for
young people; most desirable downtown
1909 18th ST Nw.-Doublcs and to
cconv, Located; quiet. pleasant atmosphere.
j .os 18th 81, ,NW.-Double room, also
trpls; G9of meals m la19dry privilege good
1926 10Th sT. N:W.gNice double, triple
or single rooms, $3.50 each; cool base
ROOM 5iT WITH PeIi PoRcn1couple 9sSip or . girls;
elec, washer privileges: phone IN rm.. good
sl Th9eSas MASS mesf AVE- Sa Sw dE bupont pa2 circle
Vacancies: men and girls to share; pvt
bath; excellent meals .
. min of Walter Reed: master rms. for
S%sI i 81 5HE5ss 81 5ss noHs BEL Sii $IR
WENDELL TERRACE-Large,, cool rms.
to share; pleasant porches,, shady lawns,
superior na meals 2 blk to main trapsp sJ
Be!mont .d'" I'd nv. ' Nj 94552' lO' 100
Ins. l4o 18th NV LarEs fo dGqols
1io6 18TH ST. NW-A nice, front dbl
foE men in our annex Only S475O mo
THE MARIETTA. 1925 10th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms, running water;
for young ladies anq Young men: show
wENDELL TERRACEwLarge. cool rooms
TO share, pleasant porches, shady lawns:
superior meals; i2 blk, to 3 main transp.
lines maid service; S41.50 mo. 1927
Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435. >
A FOUNTAIN COURT among the trees,
overlooking park; select clientele; modern
rates. Martha Washington Seminary
m2naEement. co 029i. 10
ARLINGTON-Attr room and board for
couple or couple with children or, 3
ROOM ROOM 70 For YOUNG LADIES. twin beds,
home-cooked meals daily, S47.50 each
per month 35O4 18th n W, Apt. 3. AID
ROOM to share with young girl, twin beds.
adj bath. unlim. phone. piano, home, at
mosphere. good meals. Conv. to shop
pins, and transp, mr. Walter Reed Hos
ROOM AND BOARD for couple. good
meals. laundry PRIVILEGES; unlimited
NR. Mr. waRbMAS PARK and Conn. ave
Private home; lge. single rm., for refined
gentleman: unlim. phone; excel meals,
sos lith ST. N.w.-Nice double rm. for
. young people: southern family; det.
home; electric fans; also vacancies for
young girls in share rm;, twin beds; .pri-
yate bath; SO wk each with breakfast.
CIUB MASON, 1925 N New Hampshire ave
nw-Dble room, for men or ladies; live
in Wash. finest guesthouse. famous for
is, food and service. MRS. SAMPLE,
1890 VI ST Nw-Lge. triple rm with u
bath, suitable for married couple with
children; also vacancies in dbls. maid
service; home cooked food. RE. 3l04 -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont.

NAVY OFFICER, wife, two children de-
ment me eommsneing Ws, SEPT 18th; VII lease
1881 Ssaf arsf erse Memphis
NavAI sal III oFFIcER, tg wife, on. youngst.r now.
h soas sson sSs DeS
Excel care suaranteed. Car pay np to
sss saso R n ssss ssso yqa 3o sao yin like US ten
TYPICAL NAVAL CAPT. tno private in
come; teenagersl urgently needs roof
With 3-bedrms., unfurn. TR. 2424, Ext.
ABOUT MOS. University professor.
oemporaTly sdIr, TI!r with state Dept NEEDS to
coLoR2DmuRGEsqLY S4h nj SM SEEDIp S.nr six-room
house' furnished or unfurnished, any Sec
s-BEDkooM HOUSE. apt; EXCL IA
y6s, Govt. service. wife. 8 children. ,TR.
FAMILY FAM YNti OF FOUR ADULTS want to rent
with option to buy. 3-4-bedroom det. home
in good ne, location. furn. or unfurn
Sept: s, possession. Box l57-v, Star, 81
room home by Sept. 1lth. in Va. within
20 miles @ OF ID, . C.; maximum rent, sos.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. child. IL mo-, de-
sire furnished or partly furnished house;
NV. section or Arlington; convenient to
transportation; $3.50 maximum. WI, sl16
NAVY COMDR. desires > or 3 bedrm.
unfurn. house or apartment. WestmoreIand
Circle area Of Maryland; rent to Sl1O
OIL S342 -
FOUR OR FIVE BDRM., unful nished, NV.
section, by refined adults; will lease RA
S4T9 "a
british NAVY OFFICER seeks 3-bedroom
furnished house for wife ard 3 small
daushters, preferably in Arlington; occu-
pancy about Sept. 25 for l yr. or longer
Please ring Elk. 1910, Ext. 40, between
$50 and pm 81
GOVT. EMPLOYE returned foreign service
apt, uafurn,. f NV 3-s I pm. AT. $500,
Ext 500. -
CAPT. KAY KIPLING CoWAN, wife. and
two children, from the Midwest, desire a
nice two or three bedroom unfurnished
house OF, apt with kitchen and bath. near
grade school prefer Arlington or Alexan-
MI Q3lh %
Evening star., 1948-09-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BE COOL AND COMFORTABLE in this
newly furn. 3-rm. apt, lst fr.; pvt entr
mod, bath, Venetian blinds, acre Of beaqt
from White House, / block from shopping
center. city buses, compl furn., incl
linens, dishes, silverware; rent Sl35 per
mo; includes everything. Vienna COZ.
1888 B ST. sE.-Four boys, 3Ia-rm. apt. {;
lge. pvt bath. Phone ~. 2I74 .
NICELY FURN. Apt oedrm, liv rm
foyer, junior din. rm., kit and bath. ele-
vator and switchboard and all utilities
Call MRS. HACH. RE. 3405 =
DOWNTOWN, G pl. n.w.-Young gentlsr
man student will share apt. with gent!S
man, age 20-26. Apt. being redecorated
and nicely furnished, available within i
weeks. Share of rent, S44 month Please
sontsct Mr.. ROUSSEAU, DE. 1898. after
10 m, Wednesday. l.
332 18th ST. S,E.--5 rms and bath; light
heat and gas; Sl"5 mo. i
2I45 r N.W.--3 adults, 81 each: lee cor
ner studio rm.. windows, sink grill.
elec. refgr.; semIpyt. bath. EX. o653. "a
COOL. SPACIOUS, LIST fl bedrm.. liv rm
din. rrn.. kit, bath, porch; garage; laund
util. furn.; adults only; blks to car,
bus. stores, Takoma Park. D, C: 500
mo. Also | rm.. kit. and bath: util. and
laund $50: adult Cal ST. 1881 u
ARLINGToN-Girl 10 share large o-hedrm
apt. with 2 eonsenial Girls. cH, $3.50. i