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ROOMS, APARTMENTS 70 SHARE.
DESIRE CONGENIAL GIRL to share 2
bedrm. apt. with another girl: S32 30 mo
i Or . REFINED GIRLS to share apt

5!dsm RISRE g S5 .adsi sth s !? Rs sS
1'f5iPn eF saftiI shfiSrD GIRLS to .h,5. re-. .p,
AT: 23s5. Sat. or Sun. -24
SSsSs sAs ~ SD ;3':: asss'% rs :'
ARL.. VA-Front. twin-bed room. kitchen.
perch a. fireplace single young lady; $50
TWo GIRLS to share large three-r
apartment with another girl: switchboard
DAY until s p M and Sunday ali day. =.
snosheT souns lsdy isus eai IL uS 4a4S' pm pm
CONGENlAL nondrinking young man de-
front room. twin beds, saS mo. ol!4l
CoUPLE or ? girls to share s-room house
With ! lady; NV, location; unlim. phone
GE; ios4 Sat- Sun. or after I, pm
s.BEDRooM APT. to share with sr ?
Eisls nHs re Phene VI a9o3' shay. .n,S;au, s4
s.ssarSo% apt: s;s; s.: WITH E. }ssi;S sisii =
I i6EAL i., FoE SSE SIRL eSiysts % SsdrSo% Sefn
2 other Girls; Northwest section. Phone
conn 9ot .S.1i
Beautifully furn. e-rm. apt. EN-. 1881.
| ONE O1hL, t-5--SJ, 70 SNARE MttIhCtiNcly
furnished 6-room house with other girls;
convenient transportation; $40 per month
DESIRE i GIRL to share lovely s-rm, furn
apt. with another girl: 350S 18th NV
Apt. 8. Call SATURDAY: between 1915; a.
suitable for =; share apt; private family;
elevator apt. close 10 l4th st. carline; un-
i5Esis DESIRE FIRE i REFINED GIRL to share apt
with one other girl: rent S32 mo-: sc
section. LU. 21S3 IA
YOUNG MAN or college man, to share 2
rooms with other man: modernly furn:
! 40. Mass. ave. NV, RE. a692 between
10 am. and 4 pm. ~
GIRL TO SHARE modernistic apt. with
another girl. age $3.50: S45. 1911 Park
rd. NV. Apt. No. 4. AID. 2612.
with . other Girls; conyen; Pentason. ov.
WILL SHARE apartment l or other
ladies, 25 TO 40i NV. see.; reasonable
JEWISH GIRL desires another girl to share
one:room apt; excellent location. MI.
1850 ST. NV. Apt. S2s-2 young
10 adies to share sttr. studio rm.; brkfast.
privileges. DO. 1897. IS
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

REFINED ELDERLY LADY desires room
and board in private family. Phone WI
BEDROOMS. BOARD. desired by refined
Navy couple with children tgirlsl: private
Ext, oI32. 500 am to 400 pm.
BY ELDERLY EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN:
nondrinEer, room. private bath and
m OR NEAR ROCKVILLE-Hieh school
senior wants room and board with family
for winter months Box S2-E. Star
ROOM AND BOARD. BOARD in Aisxandria' a.,ssina nG SS
friends in Va. and Md. Box 92-E. Star.
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APARTMENTS ukFuRhIsHEp.

ROCkVlLLE-Two rooms. bath, utilities
$50 month. 100 W. Montgomery ave
TWO ROOMS. kitchen. private bath anc
porch, for mature couple; no pets IA
THIRrY;NINE APTs;-4 rms. $3.50;
asvs affS PIX AAN
first rd. past Univ. lane. Apply Rm.
40. 1928 Vermont ave. NV. MA. !.4?5.
1-BEDRoOM APT. unfuln.. in modern
building, near, Wis. ave. for refined, mid
dsased e9upe no pets So sats
1901 1st ST. N.WWThree- bedroom apart
ment, including refrigerator and range;
sSS sSSd BfocK sfs5efa1s' sT Sfe'Sn Nhrrstoor. ye
room apartment; adult family only; S55
month. Available Nov. !, Box 27s-z. Star:
sAf entranee' s7a 1 per mo. m csil Mr. Mae. 81
032" WALKER DUNLOP. 1900 10th
Rooms AND TILE B4Ia 9yt HsF, snt
fAsRkliyikW Arts, sos4 asth st., st. Hy.tts,
Sns sa5s sSS Wh fnd He rssd, ss1
piieations Hcat Hsi now being accepted at 1905 r.
fHr fSn WisDsoR KfstssS,1s rask Ms HOTEL 1900 Con-
necticut ave, is taking applications for
cQpancy Curlng the following HouIS. "eeA-
III am. to, ), pm. Rentals;-one living
room, one bedroom. bath and kitchenette.
81 80 to $50 per month. One living room,
two bedrooms two baths and kitchenette.
SOS to $3.50 per month. THE WINDSOR
CO.. INC. Owner. Mrs. Helen M. Schild-
TARoMA GaHR, anssfi PARK-5-room. frst-noor apart
ment; convenient to shopping and transp
immediate occupancy; $l"l.5o. ST. 1lT6
NEWLY DECORATED: . large rms, kit
and bath; vic. OF Govt buildings; heal
and janitor service. Box ls3-C, Star "a
p m 1858 Thomas Jefferson NV, below
M ST., between both and 3lst. Available
now, ? attractive newly decorated apis:
sit' efs'ot CAREY Sfhs W1ssToS Sns c. RE- a5$s
LIVING ROOM. din. room. kitchen. bed.
room. bath. sewing room, sleepinR room!
on Incl. rear porch, large front screened
2 ROOMS, kit. screened porch, semipvt
bath; 4 miles D. C.. on Route 8. Brandy
vyEmTss1ihMMEDIArE yms OCCUPANCY for ?.
IS; $50 per month. BOZ 2ss.c: star.
hoors; adults only; $95. Utilities furn
OWNER. 81. 215O mornings; SH' :'.3s
iisM : RooMs. KIT. PVT. BATH. utilities in.
cluded employed couple only; $50 30;
saTsss MopEks I GssSfa SEwY Sa bEsoRArEb sh 4
located in suitland Manor. near Census
Bureau: $40 mo. HI $3.50. "a
CoLoRED-ssT0RE in new building Just
sonable rental Can also be used as a
store Suitable for any business and liv-
ing quarters: Cell MT Hill. FEDERAl
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

NAVY WORkING COUPLE desires 3;room
besT ssn Of Or re pnfHrn soa apt apt gfeter apt sas
YouSc eouFIHfE With with fTe Ssef quiet children.
SEQ q SO per mo; give good ref. Please
GENffIE GIRL would like to share apart
Spring location preferred. Tw. 073l.
adults; best Fsi.rsness Box ss.E, 81 star.
RADAR ENGINEER and wife desire i bed
room furnished apartment, near National
Airport: , no children or pets. Phone Jack
SMALL APT. for elderly couple: furn. or
anfuIa En- sssg man employed; NV section: Can
CIVIL civ ENGINEER desires e-bedroom apt,
pys ea s fs5n Dp best ss usurn rs AD M 3 ps'sss
ter want modern. unfurr, 2-bedroom apt
fsfa NnWsrAfsEhs fh tsis GIRL need, s,
400, Ext. PA, 9 to $50, or CO. 0357
saTY sSE IfGuTENASP ie 1na ssa and wife desr.
bedroom furnished apartment. for two to
six months a,t .,h1.1 mmediats occupancy nsees
IT, IL ss'S Il sssf;
VETERAN: wife expecting blessed event,
duplex or al ana rtment S,ds.; ;o5a Limit $50 no;
E''sssa 5.'s sof .sst: aSH De sss
VET. C. u student and empl wife want
venen tn aD mqsn or sP
EMPLOYED VETERAN, wife, urgently need
3enn 3erm unfurn apt; S75 or less. 81.
YOUNG LADY desires unfurn. ENC. or
bedrm. apt; perm. Govt. employe. college
grad; pref. apt. BLDG. vic. Kennedy and
ss!'; s. t!' .ssa' %s't se5 S''f Box a'' Log
YOUNG DOCTOR, married. desperately
Georsetown Hospital: viii pay 'Iii up to s71
0sHtfls PF 2FreiTSe2 KEEsAF AF4 AP sIss
BY young professional woman, Ashton
~ TXo QUIET @ GIRLS ',.. desire turp,shsa Ms a.
SETTLED COUPLE need two rooms. kitch.
9ssh 2es. v4Ien w partly ER tSash So
FURNisHED BEDkooM, kitchen, bath. b,
young couple, Vassar. Stanford graduates
place; will consider subiet small house
M Gsorge.own pref. Nj. .6b5. "a
employed couple, ex;captain and colleg!
bedroom EN- 1879. 20
SIi.S Sssng g ness ssesn
$50. RA. s1o4 ali day Monday: t'' "a
WANTED-Unfurnishe apt. bedroom
sonaSe ppce pns 0' ca Dss Sun ' iu s
EMPLOYED refined couple. with 5-yr.-ole
boy in school; desire permanent residenc'
decorate Me. $500. Ext. sss1, or AID
39S5 3, eyes: Sat and Sun; "a A.,
saan sbsre apt; st:r cow. NV. or GEORGETOWN Boz
OF BEDRM. furn. apt, in NV; nc
pvt. home; ofdcer and ex-ofacer. Ex S345
500. 800 E E1' 4lss, ef Mon. o~o sso 81" anon moa I'M
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT WANTED. fur
nshed or gnfurntshed; NV. section, BY b!
| TO SO per month; no share. North 1899
1,,s pm. Saturday, Victor 1850 there
THREE REFINED YOUNG LADIES. desir,
/ 4 or 5 room furn. apartment. utilities in
cluded: prefer NV. section. Call DE. 427!
between 10 and IL am. or after s. p:m
GOVT. EMPLoYE. lady; permanent: de.
sres / or 2 rm. furn. or unfurn. efhciencS
apt in apt Rot sldE s3sR Rv stsq preferred near
excelIentiy behaved s-yr-old daughter
kit. and bath furnished or unfurnished
FAo FA 7i1 BEDRodA e IN GatUas1sHEp astS apt
only adult family; permanent. FIR. 5l3s
WANTED, small apt: quiet young mar.
ried couple. REQUIRE l bedrm. furnished apt
in NV: or Arlington section. Call MEARs
oTiET' oD ZEN EMPLOYED COUPLE. need apt. b,
with pvt. bath; 1 bedroom or efhciency
AK. 1"66. 20
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RMS. FURN.-Mp. 3 VA. tcen.

NFdS. gFVKN.-MV. y VA. V%6ht.
ALEXANDRIA-Nice double room in pvt
suitable for couple; conv. to everything
OV. 1895. pa
2 SINGLE RMS. for rent; gentlemen pref
gentle home nr. transp., 10 min. to Wash
zoos goth I'd. north, Arl., Va. OK. 1888
53O5 DECATUR ST., Hyattsville, Md.-Va-
cancy in new home, double rm. twin beds,
next to bath; college student preferred.
Call UN. 1850. "a
" ROOMS ADJOINING, for or Q employed
women; kit. privilege; private home; ref
erences. WI. 1853. "a
FRIENDSHIP HGTS.-Bright, attractive
double or single with semipvt. bath conv.
transp. Bethesda and downtown. WI. 1925.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED or semiturnished. large heated
two-room, fully equipped kitchen. hall anc
private bath apartment; ample closets
conveniences: earden space. large porch
yard, auto shed: 80 minutes from Wash.
inston or hard surfaced road in Virginia
car essential; only quiet couple with refer
ences considered $S5-$i0O. available i'm.
mediatelY Box 6O-E. Star. 94e
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MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE.

FURNITURE vAN-Two expert movers; S5
hour; every piece guaranteed against dams
age. ANACoSTIA MOVERS. AK. 6446.
SMALL JOBS-Pers. effects, baggage, ETC.;
1915 minimum: any time, days. eyes,
SAFETY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.
Individual Compartments as low as S3 per
month; MoyinS local and long s,,d distsnes; asSs
TE 5ss akoss Syn raP Pd sfTsEr TIE s9 ass
the country, safe storage In separsts
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO 0l0A
UNION STORAGE CO. INC. est 1908.
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni.
ture as part payment on your moving.
storage. ia. 1887; after pm, GE l416.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24 -hr.
service; furniture moving and Asuling'
HOUSEHOLD MOVING between Washing
ton. D. C. and Eastern. Southern or Middls
West States For free estimate, phone ST.
1895: nights and holidays, phone Bruns-
wick. Md. 2766 and reverse charges.
MOVING, careful handling by experienced
veterans: reasonable rates. free estimates.
packing. storage. Grating,
reasonable rates, efdcient service. No Job
too large or too small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates.
Call any time. MR.. COOK. GL. 5l37. q
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHEp

8i4 @ PL. N.W.-Newly remodeled mod
ern rooms, excellent downtown location.
rental and lease to suit you: hrst come hrst
served. Apply room 1903. or call ST. 1927
\ to pm. any weekday.
COLORED-6l1 18th ST. -UnfurniShed
front room for employed persons. AT,
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

i-BEDRM., liv. rm., dinette. kit. and bath
apt in modern NV. bldg. available Noy. /,
in exchange for efnciency apt. In modern
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful lst floor un-
furn 3-rm. apt, in new development sc
Wash, for apt. in Manhattan, N. Y. DE.
oR-G pr
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ROOMS fuRN. OR ukEuRN.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED, opposit.
YWCA; newly. renovated convenient tc
everything; commercial people; ref. re-
auired. 1928 X st. NV.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

cony. location, Arl., in exchange for home
Or pnax apt In rEFS sToSkyn SSfET GL o 3s22 E24
seeton qnfurnishes Rat apt in good
WILL EXCHANGE rented 2-bedroom house.
Richmond. Va for same or 2-bedroom
apt. in Washing ton, D. c. SH. 11pl. "a
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LISTING SERVICE

We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apartments
under SIS per mo- We will be glad to
list your house or apartment mot rooms
without charge. Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI 6363 weekdays, 2 am.-5 pm. Just
say I want to list some housing"
COLORED-UNFUR. APT, . rms. kit. and
bath, urgently needed; employed settled
woman. Adams 1854.
COLORED-ONE ROOM, kitchen and bath
for single employed woman. DU. 5139.
COLORED-vETERAN AND WIFE, EN-.
ployed. desire / or 2 rms, kit. and bath
DI. 1885. -25
COLORED VETERAN. with family Of 4
facing eviction, needs apt, house or
rms. ME. 574S before ? o'clock.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Elderly couples or men board
ers on farm, near Staunton. A real home
modern. $40 month. L. L. HOTINGER
Parnassus, Va.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

3 RM., KIT. AND BATH APT. in W Sec
tion in exchange for a , rm,, kit and
MODERN 1-BEDRM. APT. low rental, mr..
Navy Yard for ] or . bedrm. apt. any
where in city TR AlRR
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Sec
and
nr .
any
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iris desire 2-bedroom
max, 500. Call EX.
It. S-4:3O. MISS CON-
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
NOTICE

All owners of automotive ve. hicles using the public streets in Kodiak, whether the user IS . resident of the City of Kodiak, or not, are required to register their vehicles, in accordance with City Ordinance No. l2l. Registration is to be made at the City Hall.
 City of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
eA0E
NCTsGE

There will be a meeting: of .Eall members of the Russian Ortho- dox Church Sunday, Feb. 29, at 3 pm in the social hall beneath the church,
 wish to stress the importance of the young folks attendance, as the future of our Church de- D, nds on them.
 Rev. c. Glebof.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
Son Born

A son, Chester Van, weight 5 pounds, was born to Mir. and Mrs. Chester Clark in Lincoln, Neb. on Feb. l5, according to word received by the grand mother, Mrs. Bessie Wallin, of Kodiak. MT. Clerk arrived in Lincoln the day before the baby did.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
Meeting

.lAn important meeting of the Program Council of the Com. muDity Center will be held We'd nesday evening at 7 at the Center.
 President Bob Magnusen will preside. Plans for the coming Leap Year Dance will feature the program.
Evening star., 1948-03-09

Nsehtmusik' and ProkefisRs "IYthi,n Suit" !"
Wop, to:00LSurssss Meredith Is the star
f Some Tine Every Summertime. pla1
sbsut vacation romance.
W0P. to:3o-"cspisllabof confieis." con.
sidsrsd BY labor Leader Walter RsuihG and
Senator Reben T,ft,
Evening star., 1948-03-09
on TIVE AIR IoNIeN1.

Mop. 7:t5-sonss BY Helen Forrest and
Jak Smith.
WWDc, s:0o-Bsh libia interviews Rssa.
liia Thorpe. president n Substitute Parents"
WMAL, S:30-"ls Our hss Enterprise Sys-
ism Threatened by Eursps,a Socialism," Dis.
Evening star., 1948-03-09

euMisn participants aN Senator Owen Brew.
sisr. Pfd. Maynard Kruger. Editor 6sofirsy
crewihsr and Attorney 0tis kosgsI
WoP. s:0o-Mr. sad Ms. John Kisrsn and
Adf Dane Clark as sussis.
wMAl. s:3o-lhs Bsstoa Symphony orehss.
fra's program includes Melafs Fine kIsins
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
Girl Scout News
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

GIRL SCOUT NEWS
 The Girl Scouts party Saturday night was well attended.
 We played various games. Priz- es were given for Bingo.
 Sunday afternoon several of our members picked flowers which were used at the banquet given for the University of Washington Mems Glee Club and seven of our girls served at this banquet. |. Professor and Mrs. Charles Law renee were very much interested in the Alaskan wild flowers and expressed desire to get enough to press for table top. The Girl Scouts will gather wild flowers Friday and press them, then they will be sent on to Prof. Lawrence.
 Kay Coulthard
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner of Third and Division
 Rev. Lewis I. Hudqins, Pastor

Prayer cheers the h art and clears the brain. l0:00 am. Singspiration and Sun
 day School Classes. 11:00 am. Morning message. 7:30 pm. Singspiration and spe-
 cial music. 800 pm. Evening message. Wednesday: 7:30 pm. Melody and
 Prayer. Come and bring your Bible.
 You are ever welcome to attend these services.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
BY THE NUMBERS COUNT OFF

THE US. OFFICE OF VITAL STATISTICS makes
 clear thut it does not favor tdtooing numbers on oll babies born in this country cfter Junuurv l949 It seem lot of folks got thdt ideu and other ideas just os out-ofthisworld. when the Office backed proposal for sdndurdizing the numbernq of birth certificates in the States
 The standardization project wus generally agreed upon by stde registrars of vital statistics in "work conference" sponsored by the statistics office in Washington last Morch. The idea is merely to make the registration of dll births in the United States simpler. more positive and cheaper" by q standard method adopted by oll the stutes. There would not be central federal file of birth registrations and the project curred out depends on the states adoption of the system.
 Montana and the District of Columbia have ol- ready voiced approval of the idea and other sutees are following suit, says Herbert P. Cunning. acting chief of the Office of Vitdl Statistics He says thut although there approximately 3,75OOOO births in the United States unnudy. it would tuke more thun generation to get upprecidble portion of the population included in the newly numbered group the project goes through will be done this wuv with three groups of figures printed each birth certificate
 l. The first serial will consist of three fugures indicating the registration oreu in which the child is born The first figure will be the numerul which will stand for the United States. The second number or second and third number will represent the state territory or city Cdnddd similar system Its serial numbers start with "2" If other nations join the system they will use "3," A." etc)
 2. The second serial will consist of two didgets. indicating the year of birth-'49-'5O-'5l and so on. Births are already filed and indexed by year in most registration offices throughout the country.
 g. The third seridl will list six digts. indicating whether the registration lists the first fortieth 60Oh 9998th certificate to be filed in thdt office with in the year.
 At present most people accumulate from five to! twenty-five numbers in their lifetime dnYwdY-So- cidl Security Numbers numbers on drivers licenses insurance policies. bank accounts. and charge dc- counts.
 Let's count off. by the numbers. Q-48-l 650. Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
 CHURCH
Fred H. Wagner. Pastor

Fred Fl. Wagner, Pastor
 All services now held in pastors residence located on Fourth Ave. and Division St. Sabbath School II am. Saturday. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 pm. Sunday.
 The Public is cordially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
NOME GOSPEL MISSION

xNSASt1 SSS1 HA V14oo4SN
 of Alaska Evangelization Society Rev. Vern Rimling. Pastor Sunday:
 200 pm. Sunday School. 7:30 pm. Gospel Service. Tuesday: 7:30 pm. Prayer and Testimony Thursday: 3:30 pm. "Vit-Em-In Childrens' Bible Class" Friday:
 7:30 pm. "Know Your Bible Class" Verse by verse study in Hebrews. You are invited-Everyone is welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC CHURCH Saturday l:30 pm. Catechism
 Class.
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION

MISSION Pastors Rev. Fl. R. Amundsenl
 and Rev. Theran McGrew Sunday:
 11:00 am. Sunday School.
 7:3O pm. Evening g>Service. Wednesday 3:30 pm. Chill dren's Miracle Book Club. Thursday 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
FEDERATED CHURCH

Sunday
 No morning services at the Fed erated Church, except the Sunday School as usual at 10:00 am.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
TAXES UNDER THE NEW US. LAWS

HUGE CUTS IN THE FEDERAL TAX on big estates AA will result from the low recently enacted by Congress. For SlOOOO0OO estate there is possible $3000000 estate. the potential tux cut is from ST. 263.2O0 to $528.200.
 Many sizeoble estates which under the old low would be tdxuble will be entirely exempt from fed ero tux Ths. of course. is entirely separate from state inheritance tuxes) Compared with the in tox cut under the ldw. the estate tdx slash affects only few families. and only under certoin
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25

conditions. Thuts because every estate hos $6OOOO exemption from federal tux after debts have been paid and stdte inheritance tdx deducted
 Estdte tox reductions under the new low are brought about by allowance of 'mdritu deductions under centdin conditions There must be surviving spouse for estate to get this deduction. The es- tate of q widowed unmarried person does not get the deduction and the resulting tdx cut Whether Iu mdritdl deduction is allowed also depends upon the nature of the bequest to the spouse. For ex- ample. if surviving wife gets life interest in on estate with the provision thu it goes to her children when she dies the deductions is not allowed.
 The moximum allowable deduction is so per cent of the value of the estate. The amount of the deduc tion depends upon the amount willed the surviving spouse. If there is will. it depends upon the size ot her shore in the estate os fixed by state law The new ldws requirements are beinq advised to obtain the counsel of findnco and legal experts on wills and trust agreements.
 Here are some simple of how the new luw works: John Jones dies. leaving an estdte of $l2O- OOO Thuts the estates value after debts have been puid and the deduction token for state inheritance right to his wife Under the old uw. the estate would pay federal tox of $9.5OO on $6OOOO. The other S6O,OOO would be exempt from federal tdx
 Under the new low there would be no federal tCx on me Jones eStOe. lnOt because there would be mdximum 50 per cent muritul deduction. dm- ounting to $60,O00 and the remaining $6OOOO would be exempt from tox Suppose Jones leaves S40,0O0I outright to his wife and $8O,O00 to his children. Only the $4O.0O0 is allowed us mdritu deduction Then $60000 of the $80,000 is exempt from federul tax and there is q tdx of $l.600 on the remaining l$2O0OO.
 Say Jones ledves the entire $l2OOOO in q trust fund with the interest to go 10 his widow during her lifetime and the principal of the fund to go to the children upon her dedth In tho case no mritul deduction is allowed The tux is the some os under the old ldw.
 Because of this situoion. persons whose estotes may be effected ore being advised to have wills and trust arrangements studied with view to pos sible revision.
 The rates of federal estate toxes ore not changed by the new ldw. They range from per cent to v per cent of the value of the txoble part of the es- tote. The tox on $65000 is $780, the per cent dp- plying to the $5.000 above the regular $60000 ex- 'emption.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-25
PENTAcoSTAL ASSEMBLY OF

EVERYONE WELCOME
Evening star., 1948-07-19
Designer Of Medal
Is Local OAR

The Chevy Chase Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion has a special interest in the
annual award of OAR American
history medals to outstanding STU
dents since one Of its own members
was the designer of the medal.
Mrs. Robert P. Sweeny was regent
Of a OAR chapter in Georgia, when
she designed the medal in 1919 foI
presentation to the outstanding
student in American history ih her
home town. In 1921, the Board OF
Management of the National OAR
Society, approved Mrs. Sweeny's de-
sign for use by OAR chapters
throughout the United States, and
made her custodian of it. Last year
more than 1000 students in the
Nation received the medal.
This year, the Chevy Chase Chap
ter awarded the medal to eight stuI
dents at the close of the spring term
The winners we're Helen Ruth
Mead and Marjory Fry, Gathers
burg High School; Sally Russell and
Russell Riggs, Somerset School; Mi
nerva Price and Robert Wiley, Ken
sington Junior High School; Marga-
ret Jean Smith, Montgomery Blair
High School, and Barbara Easton
Sherwood High School.
Evening star., 1948-07-19
Morton We'd
To Mr.. ". p. Arw0ld

Mrs. Margaret Barrows Morton,
daughter of Mrs. Frederick Monroe
Barrows of Washington and the late
Col. Barrows was married July 8
to Mr.. William Potter Arnold, also
Of Washington.
The ceremony took place at the
home Of the bridegroom parents,
Col. and Mrs. Davis Gorham Arnold
in Bristol Ferry, Portsmouth, r. 7.
The Rev. Leonard Helie of New
port officiated in the presence of
members of the immediate families.
The bride was attended by Miss
Delight Wood. Mr.. William N. JAR
dine of Honolulu was best man.
After July Is MIR. and Mrs. Arnold
will be at home, on Cation Place, in
GEORGETOWN.