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The Nome nugget., 1948-06-21
.POlet Returns
 With High Hopes For Alaska Future
Continued from Page One)

(Continued from Page One) which a study can be made of facts and data gathered from re- ports on the division.
 Such reports should be ready by September lst after which the Territorial board will formulate compiled report to be sent to the territorial legislature in ample time for the study by members of the next session of that law making body.
 Plans should also be made to carry on the Alaska program in Washington, says Mir. Polet.
 It is hoped, he states, that the next legislature will undertake to furnish funds for the activity un- til statehood is obtained, such as-
 The funds appropriated in the last territorial legislature for the Attorney General to carry on his work with the Maritime Commits sion and for recognition of Alas ka's share in the national econ omic and defense program, con- cludeS MT. Polet.
 Until statehood is obtained,' '' hee stresses, "the Delegate should he stresses, "the Delegate should evidenced in recent successes for Alaska in Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-21
Wallace Hotel

Registered guests at the Wal lace Hotel are R. M. Johnson, v. P. Covett, J. A. Brown, A. Bor- nett, Joe Morris, Bessie Thompson, Joe Burns, MT. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson, Anchorage; Bruce Par ker, C. R. Friggin, MT. and Mrs. C. w. Lawrence, Seattle; Mel Foster, Fairbanks; w. Pratt, Eiel- son Field; T. s. SandloW, w. H. King, Mary Curry, R. w. KOrn, Cordova; Bob Byers, Nome; Mrs. Earl LaPlante, A. J. Pinney, Sur geon Bay, Wis; MT. and Mrs. A. J. Thommen, Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-21
Ford Company Gives Wage Boost

DETROIT, - CP) The Ford Motor Co.,, today offered a II 10 IA cent an hour increase to it's 10000 CIO United Auto Workers.
 The proposal called for a IA cent an hour boost for employs making S1.50 or more an hOu'. Those making less than Sl.-0 would receive II cents an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-21
Paterson Hotel

Registered at the Paterson Ho- tel are: James Zahrokky, Port Angeles; Ed Loffer, Cordova; R. s. Cunningham, Cordova; Joe Parks, Cordova; P. Morgan, Cor dOVa; Mir. and Mrs. L. L. Linds- ley, Lon Angeles; A. L. GansOn, Seattle; Joe Hummer, Anchorage; Carl Graham, Anchorage; Har- old Tarkert, Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-21

Anchorage, leaving Nome this morning at 700 am.
 of. cmfW emf cfm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09
BITTINGER


The second fall meeting of the
Beachy School P.-T.A. was held in
November in the form of social.
Refreshments were sold, also several
bazaar items for Christmas gifts.
Twelve members We're present and
most of the school children.
Pupils having perfect attendance
at Beachy school for November, Ida
B. Reckner, teacher, were: William
Glotfelty, David Beachy, Wilmer
Beachy, William Slabaugh, Marion
Bethel and Carrie Ash.
The opening Of deer season last
Monday occasioned the coming of a
number of hunters from out the cOun-
ty and state to this section. The
weather conditions were not ideal for
hunting because of high winds.
The annual Christmas party of the
local Homemakers club was held at
the home of Mrs. John Bethel las
Thursday evening. The following Of
ficers were elected; President, Mrs.
Jonas Beachy; Vice President, Mrs.
Ralph Bucket; Secretaly-Treasurer,
Miss Lucille Glotfelty The Christmas
story as recorded in Luke was read
by Mrs. c. II. Rune. Gifts were eX-
cnanSeQ ana refreshments served.
Mrs. Ruth Bucket returned to her
home last Wednesday after having
spent some time with her sister, Mrs.
Emmett Shafer, who has been i'll at
her home in Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Walter, county health nurse
of Oakland, was a caller in this sec
tion, last Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Bucket, Cum
berland, spent part of last week with
Mr.. Buckets parents.
Ralph Bucket recently moved with
his family into his newly completed
home.
Raymond Bethel made a business
trip to Grantsville last Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Platter motored to
Oakland on business last Saturday
afternoon.
Kenneth Bucket and family are now
occupying their new home near Jen-
nings, recently purchased from
Joseph w. Keefe.
Rev. and Mrs. Isaac K Mctzler en-
tertained a number of relatives ard
friends at their home last Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09

the following this weekend: Paul
Stutzman and family, of Ohio; Ruth
and Ralph Lichty, Harriet SwaItz-
entruber, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ginge-
rich, of Plain City, o.; Mrs. Lydia
Beachy and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Beachy, Of Salisbury, Pa. Mrs. Stutz-
man accompanied the latter home and
will attend conference near there
this week
Mrs Mary Grove, arrived from
Washington on Friday, spent the
weekend here and is taking care OF
Mrs. Thane White, at her home neac
Oakland, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebold, Mt Lake
Park, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Swartzentruber on Sunday evening.
Mrs Sebold is a recent war bride
Mr. Eli Gingerich and son and Mr..
Byler, of Ohio, who came for deer
season, are guests of Mr.. Bylcr's
brother, Mr.. Dan Byler and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagle
entertained, at dinner on Sunday, MI.
and Mrs. John Schlossnagle and sons,
of Mt. Lake Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Harsh, of State Line, in honor of Mr..
Harsh's birthday anniversary.
Miss Betty Swartzentruper is
spending this week with Mr., and
Mrs. Zenas Melotte. at Swallow Falls
Miss Amanda Swartzentruber re-
turned to her home at Norfolk, Va.
after visiting her uncle and aunS, Mr..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09
ORC Group To
Meet In Oakland

The Garrett County 20Sth ORC
composite group members has AZ
ranged to have its meetings in the
national guard headquarters here In
stead of in Cumberland, it was an
nounced by Capt. Thomas Stafford,
Cumberland, group instructor.
Capt. W. d. Slower is to be in
charge of the unit here assisted by
First Lieut.. j. L. Weber, executive
officer.
The local branch was organized in
November. The first training meet
ing is scheduled to be held in the ma
tional guard headquarters this even
ing at o'clock. Capt. Slower will dis
cuss EMISSION of the Infantry" and
Reorganization of the Infantry"
The local unit has among its mem
bers the only former army nurse in
the area taking part in the active re-
serve. She is First Lieut.. Genevieve
Murphy of Oakland who spent 16
months in England during World Wan
II.
The group is to meet once month
and has been invited to drill WITH
the National Guard company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09
NEW GERMANY

There will be Sunday School at
9:3O a. m. and Church services at
1920, this Sunday morning at the
Trinity Reformed church.
Mrs. Thomas Merrill and sons Ken
ny and Gary returned to Baltimore
after spending several weeks at The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Otto.
Hayward Warwick, Cresaptown.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Warnicn
over the weekend.
Miss Betty Otto and Mr.. Thomas
Merrill, Baltimore, visited Mr.. ana
Mrs. S. L. Otto
Miss Doris Warnlck, Cumberland,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Warwick, ON Sunday.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
+. Martin were Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin, Mrs. Ida Idle and son Wesley
and Mr. and Mrs Ellis Martin, all of
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn burst and
family, of Star Route, FrostbuTg,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer burst
The Homemakers club met at the
home of Mrs Willie Warwick for its
annual Christmas party. Secret
sisters were revealed and new names
were drawn for the coming year.
The following pupils had perfoc.
attendance at the New Germany
school for the month of November !:
Dayton Rittinger, Odell Broadwater,
Nancy, Joe and Dean burst, Daley
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 194S

To the Editor:
The condition of cemeteries of
Garrett county, presents a condition
that is truly shocking, |, on the oc-
casion of my frequent visits to Gar
rett county. have seen evidences of
the conditions; boundary fences in a
state of collapse, stock running freely
ever the graves, overturning and
breaking the monuments and mark
ers; bushes and briers growing N
such rank confusion as to make 1t
almost impossible to locate some OF
the older graves and providing shell
ter and breeding grounds for snakes.
| saw one plot that had been plowed
and sowed to corn. Even in some of
the better kept cemeteries there were
graves that indicated years of ne
Elect.
Nothing is more depressing in the
rural landscape than the sight of a
neglected burying ground; its con-
dition sadly reflects on the standards
and ideals of the community. You ard
I. who know the folks of Garrett
County, know there is no callousness
on their part toward the friends and
relatives who have passed on, ye+
that implication is there for those
who pass through our county and see
the deplorable condition of the ceme-
teries containing the remains of those
we loved. know they are not forgot
ten. Has familiarity with the sight
bred Indifference and carelessness?
1t is probably true that to those of
US who now live in distant places
these conditions which we see on our
visits are more conspicuous, and we
are disturbed. We want the condition
corrected Just as do those more
thoughtful persons at home who have
noted them with shame. A beautiful
rural cemetery is the result of logi-
cal and consistent plan of organization.
an effort. So also is a poorly de
veloped and neglected cemetery jus
as truly the result of an illogical and
inconsistent plan OF effort. Therefore
| heartily endorse a proposal to petit
ton the proper authorities to set
aside the necessary funds to correct
the present condition of our Gene
teries and to set up the services
necessary to maintain them in cor
dition that will win our respect ana
the respect and admiration of visitors.
! believe there is no resident of Gar
rett county who would not willingly
sign petition and vote the necessary
authority to the county, as | believe
that, to correct these conditions, it is
only necessary to arouse the con-
seriousness of the people to their eX-
istence.
Since there are approximately 20
600 people in the county, the per
capita cost Of conditioning and main
tanning the cemeteries would be
small, as many states and counties
are dong today No doubt many
former residents who no longer have
taxable property in the county would
be glad to contribute to the cost 81
correcting the present condition and
to the cost of their perpetual care
Therefore | suggest that an agency
be set up to receive such contribu-
tions. would be glad to contribute
to such an agency, and to receive
from them an annual reminder of my
obligation.
Yours very truly,
II. B. HAMILL
1924 Dolores Avenue
Birmingham, Michigan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09

and Mrs. d. j. swartzentruber and
other relatives.
Miss Lena Slabach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Schlossnagla and daughter
Janet, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisl:
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. ard
Mrs. Dan Lichty. Mr.. Lichty is able
to be about and around from recent
operation.
Sunday services at the church are
to be conducted by one Of the minis
tiers form Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sisk spent an
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
White and family, MIR and Mrs Fred
Swartzentluber, of Apple Creek, O.,
arrived Monday night to visit his
home folks and hunt deer a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Feathers, Of
Baltimore, are guests Of the WelcES,
this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09
Buy Christmas Seals

Marsh Hill; George E. Haines, NJ.
Airy, 4, III, Brian Ridge; DALI
Sanders, Oakland, 8, 100, Herring
ton; William d. Aud, Silver Spring,
10, $50, Woods farm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09
Harry Coddington
To Head Pythians

Harry c. Coddington was elected
chancellor commander Of Garrett
Lodge No. lib, Knights of Pythias,
at the regular meeting last Friday
evening He will succeed Lewis r.
Jones, who was elected as master of
work.
Installation will occur the first
meeting night in January.
Others named were Maurice Brook
hart, vice-chancellor; Gene Liller,
prelate; Milbun w. Mann, financial
secretary; Walter Hardesty, secre-
tary; A. G. Gortner, treasurer; Bee
son Snyder, master at arms; George
Comp, inner guard; Dale Sanders,
outer guard. Arthur Lawton was
named trustee for three-year period.
Nine. Chang Kai-shek is appealing
here for U. S. to rescue China from
Communism with a 3 billion aid pro-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09

Secretary Marshall called the Rus
sian "peace" drive mere propaganda.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-09

The Seal that lives :. and lets lire
Christmas Seals live throughout the year >.
make possible 365 days of tuberculosis education,
X-ray examination, patient rehabilitation and
medical research.
The result? Since 1907 it is estimated that they
have helped save an average of ninety thousand
lines year.
AS always, the 1949 program of the tuberculosis
associations will be financed by your purchase of
send in your contribution today.
Evening star., 1948-04-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SLAUGHTER'S, 1927 10th st. NV. NEAR
Dupont Circlel--Rooms to share; meals
daily. including y on Sunday Price $50
1925 18th ST. NV, Mar-Leeta-Nicely
furnished rooms for young ladies and
room: showers elevator; excel. board. J.
ROOM AND BOARD; excellent care to
elderly ladv or gentleman; refined home
No objection to mild senile case GE
CALL GE. 5o;s for a home away from
home. Young lacy, to share large triple
roc m. meals with Sun. dinner Home
and laundry privlis., unlim. phone good
tranSp. 1tth and Gallatin so
2 CoNGENIAL GIRLS to share room in
pvt home Board and laun. included
Close to car and busline. Room availa BILE
June l. Box AJAX. Star, 80
WILL GIVE ROOM with board in pvt
home to employed mother with l or .
children; day care for children while
mother works. Home privileges. Apply
81 Maryland ave. ne, End f. 26s
CoNyALESCENT INFANTS boarded in
suburban home. Falls Church 06l4. -26
1854 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Attractive dSle for girls; vacancy to share
for girls and men; pvt. bath; good food
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 17lc New
Hempshre ave. nv.-Heuly decorated
dhle rms, single studio beds, daily maid
service switchboard: FOOD food NO
--'ps
Evening star., 1948-04-26
!. ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

Era H ST. Nw,-Roon, phone, elevator,
malp service; nicely furn., lnner-SprinG
psit Daily, So up; vkly., Sc to SIS per
fseS NEW Vi THAlMPsHmE ave. nw-Ncelv
FUN, room, next bath: laundry PRIVILEGES,
'l1fim rtione Chillum express bus at cor
ner. 20 min downtown, S35. GE $3.50,
EUCLID ST, near ltth-Fropt basement
e Tehped, settled riri. To inspect. phone
Sfss 7th ST. N,w-.sice. clean front rm.;
Sioss 70 car and bus stops; Eentleman.
iS si NO fSons VI 5ssa rq9HS 91SRig aoaSIs s
sArT HS sons II maoPlI'ely "a liz srom Kept s,S ye- =
9sssi ssi ssssNsbf sssNsbofrH isfs sr IA SWyoune sot isdy
% shsge twin-esd I'm. with another: PVT
sts pstEilr s. per WI, RA, o6oe. % =,
souns isdies; TWIN BEDS; maid j. serv :? %
MP, .dowptoYn So 80 mo- GE 500
1870 WYOMING AvE.-Lse. master bed
room, turn With Colonial furniture; pvt
home men or couples only, MI. 7.O7
l7aS \. H AVE. N.w.-Attractive living
Bedroom; ephy, trsnsp. uniim. phone
pfS is S.TRfpRAI NoFiH a4EGaear 1sS waTdman ns
Pa s3naIe Ssdssrf9 ssiaHi sunny T9Om for
1858 eS2nd ST.-Single room. for, gen
ttegman' S35 per mo-; semipvt bath. EN-
1.25 L ST. NV, Apt. 46-walking dis.
tanae: single or dble. rm.. for ouie,
LARGE FRONT ROOM; twin beds: sara saTss,
day all day; after 6 pm. weekdays. 81
42e BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Dbl from
room, twin beds, $40. eonv. transp.; newl,
decorated. IA .513s. -26
Evening star., 1948-04-26
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new Van careful handling: reas rates
Call any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5I37
REDUCED RATES. 3 average rooms or
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for SO per month. Reasonable rates
for additional space SAFETY STG &
dRANS, IN vs., CO. TIE. 5lss; or after pm,
EX-GT MOVING SERVICE, storage; no lob
100 small: reas, rates. We accept surplus
!uTn; 1n as pay on moving. GLOVER, RE.
VETERAN. Just out of the service. will
Job too small. Cali EARLE. AT 1851 -9S
SMALL JOBS-BfG JOBS-Van trucks
white help; days, nights. Sundays; reas
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING-Fast
sxper. white help. EN- 933e. WV small
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
ohdlcago;; end a,a,;, ST. Louis Kansas City; Denver
VANLINES, INC. AT 9153 AT. 9i54. i.
DELIVERY SERVICES needed by national
concern for delivery of merchandise in
and aa sround Wash. Must be dependable.
MARINE vETIRANs MOVING Coffin
service; furniture moving and hauling:
the,,s the country. safe storage in separate
INIcN STORAGE CO. NC. est. 1905
VAN TRUCK, large or small iobs: prompt
service: reas. prices; local or long distance.
IA 2e3! after : pm, GE. 1416. 27'
CALL HO. 1850 for that quick move
Specialize in light hauling. Reasonable
Evening star., 1948-04-26
APARTMENTS WANTED.

VET. student, and wite-to-be desire an
a5ps5t.' 5psb furnished @ or unfurpished: kit pvt
Call GE S992 after pm "S'
u0iurnished apartment. BOX a!-S' star. sSsT
YOUNG LADY. permanent Government
employe 'nonsmoker and nondrinker,, de-
Slres one or two room, kitchenette and
building; best care assured: excellent ref
ersncss: Gall Glebe 1850 after $3.50 pm. =
VETERAN, wife and children urgently
hsfo ar or R% cniu5e co s45s or in
COUPLE wishes to suitcase l or bedrm
furnished ,nnn apt staEtins Immediately or
AIR FORCE PERsoNNEL, stationed An
drews Field, need furn. or unfurn apts
and houses. HI. 31oo, Ext. 5I222. 5 e 5,
VETERAN AND WIFE desire furn. apt.
living room, bedroom, kit, bath; pref NV.
or Va RE, 600, Ext. 5949. 9 to 4:3O
2 TO : ROOMS: Immediately, eviction
notice has expired; years present ad-
dress; ao oasG ls5se adult family consider house.
STATE DEPT; BACHELOR, Wisconsin or
RE. $500, Ext, 44Oa, Mon.-Fri. %
CONSERVATIVE COUPLE that cares for
proEpeTtSS desires antu1n >, bedroom apt,
School for Boys. Ii. Ol97, Ext. 10. 3Ss
REFINED. quiet, elderly couple nonsmok-
ers or drinkers man in Government serv-
ice. needs III k. apartment CLAUS. Ia.
0So2. 500 Kennedy NV. 27s
ARMY OFFICER tveteran>. wife and child
urgently need 2-bedrm unfurn. house or
apt Write Box 6-Y. Star. -.
NEEDED in sc. or Anacostia-2 rooms.
kitchen and bath, unfurn.; no children
ho. s2sl Sunday or after pm. weekdays.
RETIRED Government oficer. bachelor.
wants unfurnished apartment, or 3
hof :
moor, must have elevator service. Prefer
eree as TO location: 18th st. as far as
scott Circle and vicinity: Conn. avenue as
enoes exchansed. Box 412-v, Star. az
Evening star., 1948-04-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tco,t. }. !

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable tenants; adult
couple, no pets or children, seek un-
sHFashsd h9ase aSS sI 81 stsa aS.nd
EXECUTIVE large corp. perm. wants g.
Up e 81 50 lease; Cali Wo; li45; IS. -
or bedroom furn, house beginning 1st
July, about Sl25. prefer suburbs. Cali RE
1900. Ext. 2lS0. Mon. through Fri, 8
s;m to 4:3o pm, or write Box 3s4-v,
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE need small
BUNGALOW; suburban Maryland; good trans
Boa st. not over $50 BY June
COUPLE; settled. no children or pets, want
unfurnished small house or e-bedrm apt.
FORMER ARMY CHAPLAIN wants to buy
or rent or s rooms, modern conyen-
isnceS; len, Washington or suburbs Write Box
MARINE OFFICER. WIFE, two children,
transferred to their native D. c.; need
three-bedroom unfurnished house. soon
asF y to NSaS Sah ATas
s. ssay tSo years phon. pi' l. 1888 day AR or
cow iop enf WITH Tes6 tSo Children anq
June !: Preferably XirSinia, will con-
~: si;:I X sais ~ ss:t f. ssas? sss. snd
or .unfurnished house, Silver Spring or
Bethesda; references. Silver Spring 06o5
WANTED-Attractive house or apartment
unfurnished; l, =. 3 bedrooms: occupancy
TO begin June. July or August: D. C. or
committing distance; exec. and wife, no
children or pets; vet. For information
cal MISS sTRAuBEL. ia. 5a97, -. to
THREE MATURE Christian ladies. best
fereneces. wish to rent or more bed
room det. house. D. c. or nearby Mary
land Call GE; s67l after 8 pm. ~.
BEFORE JUNE J., unfurnished 4-bedroom
house BY local attorney; $3.50 maximum.
SALES M e'HS EXECUTIVE will pay up to s15o
per month for or rm. unfqrnshed
detached house in or near the District.
Four in family. Best of refers Call MR..
BONE, Sunday. Alex. O410; weekdays, RE.
1892 -27
WANTED. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE or
apartment year around; l am a soldier
with wife and three small boys; will take
good care of your place; desire something
in Washington. Box 35-Y. Star. 27'
YOUNG COUPLE desires TO share furn.
house or apartment; willing TO work
around house: prefer suburban area. Box
10y. Star 21'
Evening star., 1948-04-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.
WOMAN, employed, will share new q.

WOMAN, employed, will share new Groom
home. Falls Church cS14. l.
S-ROOM BRICK. bedrooms, 2 tiled baths,
very large recreation room So. Arlington !;
for lease at $3.50 month. Box 262-X, Star.
BEAUT. MODERN suburban home. near
New Hamp. and East-West hwy; bed
rms; baths. OWNER. 81. 215O or SH
FURN SUBURBAN HOME. 3 bedrms, .
lily. rms, library, din. rm., mod. elec
kit, auto. dishwasher. elec. garbage dis
posal, Dee-/-Freeze, etc: lovely grounds:
until Aug. %; only $3.50 mo. WA $500
Ext 200: WA. 3549. -
MD.-Lovely detached sum
mer home located on Herring Bay. con-
sisting of rooms ga baths. large screened
front porch. large lawn. shrubbery, trees
and flowers. Completely furnished with
moderniStic up-to-date furniture. Located
30 miles from downtown Washington
Call Mr.. Hill. FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO, 9l5 New York ave NV, Ma 1416
FOR RENT. ss2s Garfield st. Bethesda,
Md.-Det. brick. 2 bedrms., bath. fire.
place. screened porch also rec rm. and
"a bath, oil heat and yard. Very nicely
furn;, Sl15 per mo. Lease reqd. RA.
800. -oT
"6Is o ST. Nw.-SoOo liv. rm.. din. rm.
Kit. bedrms. and bath: garden MRS
PRYSE, WO. 5@02, NE. 400, CO. 1856.
II 3SRD ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished. .
bedroom home: Sl25 monthly: now avail
able Phone TR 5OO5 after q n N,
Evening star., 1948-04-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

bath; Utilities, linens; dishes; phone:
sGqDis rAYloR " sRi'aEfn sf SWkIT nv M 1 Tm kit
bath and bedrms, nicely furn.: suitable
for > married cpls or girls or men;
s1S9: iS FsfRMoNT ysfsRf e. ST S5oS wpyeassnt Im
near bath, for III. k; $40. MI. 129S or
WILL VII SHARE HOME with married coup couple;
children and house. For appointment call
- I1s, f9Ss oRREN M sT SrFen ST bedtm gs kitchen
couple; utilities furnished and use OF
phone, 500 a month can be seen between
TAKoMA PARK. D. C.. e37 Dahlia st.
all conveniences: 2nd Ar; $3.50. GE.
1915 1915 i RIGGS eiG oil PL. Nw.-Liv. rm-. Kit.
olnette, 3 bedrms;, two with twin beds
baths. g months to years lease ref
erence; 500 month: ideal for group of
permSnent!y employed men or women;
100 o. BLOCK 10 10Th 8 ST. N.w.-Beautifuly
turn. suitable for ! or gentlemen only
FEAIT4 iis fAikaoST fS 81 s1n 4 SwNewly Dec
nieey inTn I'm apt rd a. new slec
as15 LINCOLN Rp NE..i room. room kltcnD,
eaette aes and bath 800 per mo- $500 in
gas6s nADy say shss So n eo b H
st. NV. ME-. 5O46 --26
GIRL. gentle, 25-es. share apt. with .
congenial girls 23l5 Line rd ne; S32
HO. 292S before noon, after :. ~.
, ROOMS. kitchen semiprivate bath. in
closed porch. 5023 Riverdae rd, River
dale Nd UN "S77 ~
1921 ILLINOIS AVE NW.-Basement
apt, large studio rm., kitchen, pvt. bath.
pvt entrance; utils. included; $50 mo-;
employed couple only.
n6I6 UNIVERSITY PL. NW.-Bedrm.,
liv: rm, kit. utilities; $50; employed
quiet couple; no pets;
Dsdrm; 3 Cd ana porch bath: kit privilege;
DoWNToWN-small l-room studio .rm:
share bath 500. Ex. 4544. Box a42-x,
BACHELOR APT. to share with refined
young man. twin beds, fireplace, refgr,
pvt bath and ent: GENTLE home; S32 80.
1900 North Adams ST., Arl, Va, OK.
GIRL TO SHARE 4-RM. APT. with couple,
with garden, in Arlington. Call HO. 1910,
Ext. SO, bet. 9:30-5:3O.
APT. HOUSE-One girl needed to share
apt. with 3 other girls: NV. section:
S33 81. Call co. 1884 after pm. Box
coNGESTAL GIRL to share apt with
? other girls; S2s mo 1918 10th St.
BUSINEsSWoMAN viii iie share y small apt
in nearpy. Md. with cple. in exchange
John Carllne. WI. 64l4