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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

Mrs. Lumsden whose husband was stationed here with the ACS until his transfer a few months ago, returned two weeks ago for a visit with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Harry sulser, ST.
 Mrs. Andy Malachoff died Mon day morning after a lcng illness A graveside funeral service was conducted Tuesday afternoon al the Moose Cemetery by the Rev Henry Chapman.
 Mrs. Malachoff, the former Mae Sarvela, was born in Sitka in May 1910, and was married to Andy Malachoff in 1945. Surviving be- sides her husband are her father -ohn Sarvela. four brothers. Ru- solph, George, William and Lauris and two sisters, Ms. Charles Wort man and Mrs. William Masterson.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza 1eth DeArmond who died in An thorage June 23 at the age of Fl Uill be held in Sitka July 15. Hel ody will be brought from Anchor sge on the next Alaska by her son Ro crt DeArmond, who will flJ rorsh from Seattle.
 Ms. DsArmond was born in Wis consin in October, 1878, and came to S.tka as young woman td teach in the public school. Hel three children were born arc reared in Sitka. Mrs Howard Es- telle and Mrs. Paul Ellis of An chorage and Robert DeArmond until recently city editor of tho Ketchikan Daily News and nov partner with Jack Calvin in thu Sitka Printing Company. Mrs. De Armcnd was local postmistress to many years. She was very activ in all community affairs, a char ter member of the Sitka Women Club. che of the founders of tn Lutheran Church. and the mos active member of the Librar, Board for over twenty years.
 Three years ago she sold he home on Marine Street and since then has been spending her tint with her children.
 A new dress shop, Wis, opened last week in the building next dool to the Sitka Bazaar. The proprietor Violet Metrovitch, arrived recently with her husband from Nome where she operated womens appare shop.
 Mrs. William Bessonette and sons William, Jr. and Colin, arrived or the Alaska last weekend to mak' their home on Japonski where Dr Pessonette is in charge of the Alice Island Sanitorium. The Bessonette are former residents of Texas.
 Mrs. Frank White and thre' children left by plane Tuesday en route to Fairbanks for a month visit with Mrs. Whites father. M;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
kCS WINS OVER CARDINALS, CLOSE
 GAME LAST MICHl

The A.C.S. won a close game over the Cardinal club last night at the Evergreen Bowl
 Game was won by Sperl, pitch ing good all through making score at finish 10 to II in A.C.S. favor.
 The homerun of the game was made by Jim Pinkerton, A.C.S third baseman.
 Cardinal Club 342 70 o-1G A. c. s. ..... ..-.~ l 0 0 0 5 Ell
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
 OF WEATHER
 ALASKA PTS.

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau, Juneau follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
VEL BASEBALL.

Only one game was played in the Western International League last night and Victoria s.lutcut Van- ccuver, GO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
FLORIDA VISITORS

Arriving on the Prince George, Mir. and Mrs. Ernest J. Burke ot Orlando, Florida, are guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

In 1884, average meat consump- ton by Americans dropped to IT, compared with 145 pounds in l948, and 15l in 1900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

Mrs. Adolph Thompson and her daughter, Mrs. George Raggen, Jr, were hosteses at a stork shower honoring Mrs. Nadene Sulser Lums- den Tuesday evening at the Thompson apartment in the Alaska Hctel. The evening was spent .n opening and admiring the many lovely baby gifts from the 25 guests after which refreshments were served
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
FROM ELFIN COVE

Maxine Lingard of Elfin Cove registered yesterday at the Cas- tineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
NEWS ITEMS
 FROM 5ITkA
Special Correspondence)

SITKA, Alaska, July 4-Sitka en- jcyed four days of celebration over the long Fourth of July weekend. On Friday evening a dance was held at the Service Club on Ja- ponski by the Federal Employees. On Saturday evening a big public dance was given at Community House
 Sunday afternoon the Fire De- rartment held its water battle in front of the grade school building, followed by a baseball game be- tween the service toys from the Tilamook and a town team. At midnight there was a fireworks dis play from a barge anchored in frcnt of the Crescent On Monday morning the day was started With the usual kiddies rsrade at lo:3O am, All the young stsrs were so cute in their cos tunes and their various vehicles so attractively decorated every one felt rity for the pcor judges who were forces to choose prize win ners.
 The two fire trucks won first and second prize for floats. The embarrassed drivers refused to ac- oept the prize money but when i. was forced upon them, they rushed ; back downtown and spent it all on balloons which they distributed among the children.
 Immediately aftec tIe parade the chi.dlens' races were held, followed i by another baseball game between the town team and the Tilamook hoys. The latter fared slightly bet ter at this game than the previous one as they were leaned one of the town teams best pitchers. A soft ball game tetween two town teams was played in the late afternoon.
 Miss Louise Olsen and Sidney Ethen Halbert were married June 25 at the Presbyterian Church in a beautiful candlelight ceremony per- formed by the Rev. Elwcod Hunter.
 The bride was given in marriage by her brother, John Olsen. Mrs. Eldon Ridley acted as Matron ot Honor, and Doralee Jean Blanc was bridesmaid. Best man was John Van Horn.
 After the ceremony wedding re- ception was held at Community House. The wedding cake, cut by the bride, was served by the groom's mother, Mrs. Phoebe Jones. Mary Baines presided at the cof- fee urn and Nancy Forum at the punch bowl
 The tride is nurses aid at the Crthopedic Hospital and the groom an employee of Carson Construc- ton Company. The couple have taken an apartment at Bands Courts.
 Mrs Adolph Thompson and her <s AHxe ~oor.o Donna,, T,.
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White is stationed on Japonski with the CAA.
 Mrs. Art Franklin returned last week from a ten day business trip to Seattle where she conferred with w. P. Mills and his sister, Mae Mills, on the sale of their re- maining real estate holdings in Sitika.
 Al Lawrence, Jr, left by Totem plane Thursday to return to West Point after a three week vacation with his parents, on Japonsk.
 Mrs. Julius Ferncy, wife of the temporary editor of the sitka Sen tinel, will be discharged from Swa- dish Hospital in Seattle this week end after having major operation couple of week ago. She will be jo.ned by her husband the end of this mcnth when Sentinel owners MT. and Mrs. Harold Veatch and Nosey are due to return from a years vacation in the States.
 Ann Jacoby, seven year old daughter of MT and Mrs. Paul Jaccby who was injured in an auto- mobile accident last week is slowly improving. As soon as she is able to travel she will be sent south for treatment of an injured lung. i Mrs Ben Miller, wife of the local National Park Service representa- tive, is recovering from major operation performed at St. Ann's Hospital two weeks ago. She is expected to be released from the hospital some time next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

Al Lawrence, Jr., left by Totem plane Thursday to return to West Point after a three week vacation with his parents, on Japonski.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

About 45 per cent of the com crop is fed to hogs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

White is stationed on Japonski with the CAA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

Mrs. Lumsden whose husband was stationed here with the ACS until his transfer a few months ago, returned two weeks ago for a visit with her parents, MT and Mrs. Harry sulser, ST.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

A new dress shop. Wis, opened last week in the building next door to the Sitka Bazaar. The proprietor, Violet Metrovitch, arrived recently with her husband from Nome where she operated womens apparel shop.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

ALEXANDRIA near Braddock cannon;
single room IN private residence
convenient TO bus. Call evenings,
Temple 92s2 j
ARL.-Large dble. rm., cooking IA
cllitieS, semipyt bath and refgr
near bus line, young married cple
preferred; $50 per mo. CHI. 1888
80
1909 34th ST.. Brentwood. Md
very lge. and 2 sgle. bedrms. Cpls.
with small children or women: laun-
dry and phone privileges. WA. 1855.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM in pvt home,
with kitchen privileges. for 2 en-
ployed girls or couple. WA. 7437.
ALEX.-Nicely furnished room for q:
convenient to National Airport and
downtown. TIE. 1856. p
SILVER sPRING-Lge. dble. room,
twin beds; block to bus. Phone
SH ss35, $40 pm .
ALEX, VA.-Cool single rm, choice
Pentagcn. $3.50 wk XII 1895. l.
CHEvERLY- -Furn. studio rm. In new
home, with ti:. priyils.. for coupl.
or working mother with day care
for child. Call WA. 9195. 80
Evening star., 1949-06-30

WILL SHARE with another refined
lady my beaut. 3-rm. apt. most
modern bldg, NV. d. c. Unusual
value for $50, Call RA; 1l39. g.
cool eomfortsble spt'; an saat eonv.. Pe peas.,
GRAD! 4 r0Gns sTupENT RI eass GssL will Ml share
apt. in apt. bldg: with prof woman
or student; Conn. Conn. ave. NV. s32 so.
coNGENIAI Govt. girl. 2b to IS. to
share new attractive apt. with an
other girl; car transp. to Pentagon
available. Call 81. 279O after 9
coNGEN1AL BACHELOR looking SG for
Colonial apts. in Alexandria: fully
modernized kitchen with elec; range.
new refgr., stainless steel dbl. sink
tiIed n batRrm. With atR0Ss shoTer VENT This naE
is not just another apt, but a real
COUPLE OR EMPL. GIRLS, large
bedroom. twin beds, kitchen privil.
sl6s IL S1STa sisSri ST. s1teT N.wm pm rooms un-
furn.. share kitchen, bath. base
ment. frigidaire. hot water, s35
JEWISH GIRL wants another girl,
MI. 4O45 or TU. oO36. Il
WILL SHARE with another lady,
about 30. my newly furn. downtown
apt; walking distance to shoppins
area; cross vent. piano: $50 mo.
OR 4634 from to 8 pm. DI.
6572 from Q to 5 pm. 30
NV. SECTION-Young man to share
apt. with another. Call NO. 3479
COLORED congerial girls to share
room in apt, kit, bath, ne. section
FIR. $3.50. 30s
COLoRED - SHARE ROOM with
screened-in porch, twin beds: home
privileges, with l other girl. ia
34S5 Il
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

VERY DESIRARIE-1-hedrm. fur
Naylor Gardens. On hin; cross
s359u1 ss rf flrntars .esnodp ph0os
evening or Saturday morning. i
1853 C ST. NE, nr. Eastern High
For family 3 adults: no objection l
child; > bedrms.,. living rm.,, mod
ern kitchen. tile bath with shower,
all u,ils turn transp Ssg enaS at door Each 10
G1oRaETowN Ia aEaTSow Beautifully furn.
bachelor apt. consisting of 2 bed
rms. bath and shower, drawing
men. Hu. 6344. -2
VACANT, 3 rms, kit, bath. porch;
500, includ. utils.; shady lawn;
baby welcome: plenty Of closets.
LIViNG LII 2IsM RM.. bedrm., kit. bath, apt.
isss hsase ST. 'em0o!' n%; sis, soa ssss:
NEAR LINCOLN PARK rms. and
decorated; decor adults only: $3.50; re:
auire sloO deposit for care OF
furn, and apt: At. 1879. -
lny MOD RM Me iusn 3edr%s pV exit KIT. sass Sass incl
1852 iRvING ST.-kit, and bdrm.
share bath; empl. girls. $50 sgle
and $50 dble. MI. $3.50. IS
l33? 31st ST. NV, . rms. kit. bath
can be seen betw. 3 ami pm. o.
call WI. 4402. after 5 pm. ="
FURN. with maid service, and linens
. etc. Downtown hotel apt. within
walking distance OF most Govt. bldss
and prominent stores. rm.. kit
And pvt bath for = people. S2s /,
S35 wkiy. Also rms, kit. and pvt
tR bath 81 ese 9eoDMsi DMi slsi or to .DD ri
once 6O6.A: l02s Conn; ave: -
" and hath. new building. partl,
furn. sH. II4I or sH. 1884. -
scr. porch, avail. now. accom-; 4
pu. O747. after $50 Pm. go
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ROOMS FURkisHEo-s.E.-s.w.

ROOMS fURklSHEo-S.E.-S.w.
637 z. CAPITOL ST. - Nice clean
dble. rm; will rent sg!e. or dble. /;
near bath: lse closet: men pref
Lincoln Park car passes door. Pr.
e6:a 32nd ST. s.E-Nice sinsi. rm.
IN ideal summer location: S25 per
mo-: gentleman preferred. Call VI.
,32: 81? aApLF*sRRS NAP PS2 2 m n. ST., -s4 an..
tTsnsp. Telephone AT. 1914. 30
ONE LARGE and / small bedrm
adj. for 2 or 3 men or employ ed
couple. Nicely furn. Call HI. s03s
GIG ss, c ST; s;E;MLa..s 5s;L m r. .5cnt WIN
,sis sasd G st. 81. sfE2 sENesly Me- .Drn m .9i.
front rm. close to transp.: Ss per
l5i2 LIVINGSTON RD. s.E-Besu.
t.ful studio, semipvt. bath, kitch
privilege twomsnl; bus At corner
1868 BRANCH AVE-. s.E.EDbIe, I'm
next to bath: single beds optional
large enough for 8; garage avail. i
e04 9Th ST. SE-2 rms. for rent
End d; front, adults; $50 mo. Ap.
Masrfs NAE 1fs.F B2DRa:. Ra newly turn-. nao new
couple pref; $50. VI. O372. 80
COLoRED-812 10th ST. s.W.-
Nicely furn rm for refined couples:
home privil, Call before 5 pm,
ColoRED NICE. clean room TO,
privileges. 1915 D st. sc. LU
3-5303 .
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG RADIO NEWSMAN and wife
want close-in furnished enc, or J.
bedroom apt. bath, kit; about $50
With util: III from July %. DOB Box
uNFURN. a-bedroom apartment or
house, Cali after s. AD. 62s4. 800
GENTLEMAN WRITER. quiet. no ami
mails, no drink, desires studio apt
unfurn.; prefer NV. once, RE.
$3.50 home. HO. 334s. 80
TWO BRITISH GIRLS with U. N.
assncy reaglrs no lssdro1m I. aurn IN apt 36
GOVT. GIRL. dependable. desires
furnishes furnishes ef1csaey apt Apt. blds.
EMPLOYED COUPLE need 3-rm.
fS5R ssoIe an' ns1 sso Rs seq CO. 5ss VS. .fsf iss
LaNDLoRDs-No charge for refer
ing your house or apartment for
rent. to Capital Transit employees who
need family housing Just phone
say eos want Hsetsf{ to Isl i0 Is ana
quiet. empl 0eo eouple: 'se ss5 nn., max. 'iHn NA
SCI. AND WIFI, no oieh ehiIdren, eHes need
one-bedroom unfurn. apt. IN Ar
linston: max. S65 month. Phone
-DS~ dllcE VI .ssu y
YOUNG couple with 15-month boy
need 2-bearooIn unfinished apart
ment within reach OF PentaRon.
beginning July. Box 1915. Star,
3Os
DADDY will have to hook ralf my
toys to Bet us, down from college
A reasonable 2-bedroom unfurnished
apartment accessible to Pen;aRon
will save the other half. Box 1905,
PHYSICIAN. wife and small 'e Child
desire / or > bedroom furnished
or unfurnished apt. near St. Fliz
HOSP Call DR.. LIFSCHULTZ. DU.
col. COUPLE wants un:urn. apt.
or house at once; will lease. NE.
= BEDROOMS, suitabl. for three ep ma
ture women: within one fare dis
tance Navy Annex and Arlington
Hail. max. $e5. Box 1898. Star.
REFINED LADY wishes small fur
pw pos.s preferred. s,s1 State price. Box
DEsPHRATfE-Ex-o1. wife. expect
ing child Aug. need bedroom.
kisehen; ln .o6 maximum rent. $50 month.
e.s BEDROOM. unfurnished, sround
floor apt. up to 500. MI. 5733.
GENTLEMAN wants small. light.
airy apt. furnished; S75; one
r1RS mRsth GnIyi yiSG Box RooS lSas, stss s.dr1o m
kitchenette for widow; good neis h
borhood; perm. or sub-lease. Ex.
$500, Ext 3220. %
JUST MARRIED-Weddin gifts did
not include home. Govt. employed
couple. both college graduates need
small furnished apt; cannot afford
over 500. Gil. 1855.
for apartment moderately PRICED
STARE DEPT. OFFICER. wife. srovn
daughter want 3-bedrm. unfurn. apt let,
dining rm, immatertal. NV. section.
Aug. ] or Sept. |, occupancy, Sl50
max. Reply W. E. FLOURNOY. sos
Pocahontas dr., Virsinia Beach. Va
FOREIGN SERVICE STUDENT and
wife desire apartment. vicinity Du-
pont Circle. Reply to Box 1908,
s7BkDRooM APT. or house. unfur-
nished. can pay Sl25 for rent and
utilities, .sIi 3, MR; aF,o cANTR, AD' 4,le' si
CouPLE. desperately need unfur-
nished apartment in virginia. Cali
Elmwood s97. y
PHYsICIAN-GeorE Univ. Hosp,
married, > young chill. desires furn
apt. within 10 mi. radius. immed
max Sllo, OR, 1000. Ext. 437, =
house, nv. or nearby Nd. wanted
executive. . girls ages 10 and IL;
up to Sl25 monthly. CH. 2.aS. II
YOUNG LADY. desires small fur
nishtd apt. preferably NV. Box
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM AND HOME for employed
mother and child; board and care
for child. HU. 1871. a
14l1 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Nicely
1enHlshsd rGS% Ily'ts erSs ss de ie.
tached home. Near 14th st. carline
sLAUGHTER's, 1927 10th st. NV
tnr. Dupont. CircleD. Several vacan-
en- daily maid service, switch board
Take advantage OF 2 meals on Sun;
reasonable rates. Call Ho. 6767:
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL 1e31o
Ashmead pl. n.w);. dbl g. sgle rms !.
some With pvt. bath; American plan.
exc. meals; home atmos. Ho. 1866.
1901 18th NV. - Triple rm., pvt.
bath. lse dbl, small sel.. selected
menus and switchboard.
TEACHER will give full-time care to
children; or room to working
mother and full-time care to her
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
doubles. and triples. Spacious lawns.
Ek6 Exeel n.r meals cal Rse p1Io, rms s47 so to
wfsfh9 wTflsPhins hnL1Maspac,ou, "a 94asS double
rooms in remodeled. redecorated
bldg. running water in every rm..
large closets; dances and free
mSyiss' me- so recreation roomi fani sas te
ssshsr. ss l3as fs sfss st: 1000; NV 'ePs5' NJ
1885 18th ST. NV. Nicely furnished
rooms for ,young ladies and young
POEMS men ruaeas eevaor "a.sc eseens ood
CLUE MASON, 1925 N. II. ave. Du.
pont area. Wash's most beautiful
guesthouse. Serving full course
meals Lovely large rooms for ladies,
senl semipvt bath: unlim, phone service
1 LGE. RM.. adj. dble sleeping
I,7d Porch; honss ssit 2r Som 2; man pref; gen.
COLONY CLUE, 3o33 N st. GEORGE
en2loyes, large reception and din
good goo ; honie- cooked ts food 5a Cali HII0iei, Nj
,S9s ?9s4,m mHss;s mp1ss; L apd 7ao: Ws,.c. % r.,
1928 X ST. N.W.wpouble room for
young Govt. employees; twin beds,
next to bath. Excellent meals. ST.
FOR ONE OR TWO gentlemen With
refs; lovely home, Is minutes Be:
CORAL Hills NURsERY-Morning
sessions. 8 to noon; afternoon ses-
SIGNS l to 5; HI: 4479. %
ly lady; nr. bus and carline. Call
RA 4395.
clean, comfortable. 1st-class home
with several refined, elderly women.
Rates 500 mo. up mot Q nMrs-
ing homc) l block 18th St bus, .
blocks 14th and Colorado cars. A
real home Ia 1854.
NEAR WALTER REED, 7711 Eastern
ave.-Bel-Air Club. y block Georgia
and Alaska bus: choice rooms for
particular people, day, week or
month; fine fod. SH. 33l1. SH.
9115. -6
Evening star., 1949-06-30
AIAR1AEk1s FURNISHED

FURN. 5-ROOM APT. 8 or : aduiu
eniy A.ni Ar.i,, 10. ss7 50. ca sH
lssi ss,f xosao. ~ ST. NV roein. 7
I7os 18TH sT., S.w.-s ls.. I'M.
eoabie n Ho. $3.50 =
so 7 ST. NW-3 rns. and bath
ehi!dren- $40 NE. $500 oT IN
isss rAIRMoxr ST NV III.
si,ehea and bath she.n ;rOa :
2 z on LADIES on oExrLKMTS-
rms. XII. bath. IN apt. bldg nv
oPA rent, 500 Call NJ. e9e5
downtown buses and shoppins cen
ter. 500 mo Call 20 35S24 II
TAKOMA PARK - sew beautifully
tgTnishse 2-0edroon apt. adults
.ist m AND ErE NV Apt. tur5 :.
rms and kit With rrisidair. inc,
saG light and heat: $T5. D. CON-
NOR a. SON, RE. 2425 80
AVAILABLE JULY Ist-Upstairs cu-
F...d PIE. Pst r sn'Ftses s.S,n nts ft s.sS s.iS
no children or pets, si40 per mo,
rsso tokBrx pL.-sn.n .D,. for
hEht housekeeptns employed couple
o. ss,G seGn;iemen' no d'inkins; $50
F0UR NURSES or girls, vicinity O;
George Wsshington and Doctors
Hospital. entire floor. 3 lge. rms.
bath. recently red.eora,ed con-
piet..!y furnished. s35 each. sH
1888 18th ST. NV. Apt ]. compl
redecor moderrly and beaut. furn,
studio liv nm. bedrm., = Tiled bath
rms with shower and kit. util.
linens and utensils is.,.sI. tu5n l13 .Psy ~
JUSTINE. sl1 18th st, NV. Ma.
siIo nth ST. NV. 2 rms. kit. ..
semipyt bath, newly decor. suiet
nbrhd.. yard. Refined adults. )
BETHEsDA-Por family, Of 3 or T.
rm, din rm.. Breakfast room, mod :
ern kitchen. pantry. bedrm. with
adj bath. sunroom. 2 closets. cool,
shady yard garage. washing ma
chine and utilities incl: July on 70
Sept. 10, sll5 per mo. OIL. 1929
DUPONT CIRCLE-Fully equip. apt.
for . or 3 adults. newly dec: ,ge,
liy. rm-. porch. huge bedrmr, kit.
dine'te mod bath, pvt. ent., maid
service. 1888 18th st. n W. CO. 5932
LARGE. MODERN, FURN. ROOM.
kitchen and share bath. ss5 mo.
end ri. APT. nicely furn,; bed
room. living room kitchen, semipvt.
no 1o'e dra2sr. t2s smei 4s e24pls TR so5s r. pets.
FOR July AND AUGUsT-Furnish-
ed 2-bedrm. apt. NV. section: $40
Phone EN-. seas from $50 An.
1899 e EYT re- ST. NV lars. airy
rooms, kitchen and bath. nicely
iight and gas: 500 a month; also
l-room studio apt. nicely furn..
bacHk lsffi .5k ArT sGsr py $40 batS m4n'a and en-
trance; beautifully furn. best sery-
ice; / person: THE BRoADMooR.
ARIINGToN-1f interested in at
ss4vlss sa1ass 81 eE tSE saas ssa'si and some
alsls es5 sses eR es9s s3s 10F
sUB-LEAsE, July to Sept. 10-Mas-
ser..ned .er nssI" porah ety. T% nj S,s. dn s turn f'
eonv. trsnsp. Bis Kennedy st.
TWO BEDROOMS. living room,
kitchen and bath: $40 month
TAkoR3' Az ~ rafk-Attr.et.v. tsfi Groom T5
pref. refs; S47'50. sH. $500.
DUPONT-SCOTT CIRCLE-New all
tile shower bath. pvt. entrance.
for one man: S65; also smaller unit
S45. 1886 r ST. NV
3i3 Z ST. NE rooms, kitchen,
md floor front; gas. electric. heat
included: working couple; no drink
S22 A ST. S.E.-Furnished apt, 2
dren. pvt. home; / blk. transp.;
reas. FIR 4l43 .
TWO 1-RM. APIS. S11 and Sl2 wk
Each is ideal for empl. cple. or 2
girls. 2233 LIST st. NV. Il
AVAILABLE JULY 1st-3 rooms, y
bath. private entrance. Ask operator
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS APTS
CHILDREN WELCOME

Tmmediate occupancy. TVo-bedroom
apts.. Ssl so to $3.50. Utilities
included in rent. New apts. project
on Chilium I'd, chillum Heights;
Nd, between Queens Chapel I'd. and
Riggs I'd. Good closet space. Vene-
tian blinds. laundry facilities and
storage space. Resident MANAGER on
premises Veterans preference. To
reach: Drive east on Missouri ave.
tRiggs rd.1 to Chillum I'd, turn
richt to project: or out Michisan
ave. extended (oueens Chapel rd.t
TO Chillum rd,. turn left to project;
or take F-6 Green Meadows bus 10
Chillum rd., turn right 70 project
II. O. sMTTHY CO.. Sill 18th 81.
NV, ST. $500. ~
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HOUSES UkeURkIsHEo

KENSINGToN, MD. 272s JENNINGS
per mo I'm z AI $. PRicE 4 CO. Lo,
Two-BEDRooM @ apsTtment; .sna ali u.il-
AkEiNse4os isisi e1.d SO ssonEe1. 81 Ssse 1sMod.rn
det. brick home, vacant. rooms
and bath; nice yard rent $3.50.
ARLINGToN-s bedrms.. eonv, to
saSy shoppns Anns1 sias Psns1rGp Appg asSs sss00
Wsshinston blvd. evenings, or cali
cHRvY CHASE. Md bedrms.. 3
baths. end floor. Room and bath.
3rd floor. Larse living rm., layatory
oil heat Available early July, In
spect by appointment. Box Ts-s,
NEW HOUSE. bedrms completely
mod. located on Shoreham I'd. Call
rsfkrax. %fsa Si.e' y.'H7-rm. ts4 house ?
bedrms,. baths. beautiful spot.
large trees and lawn: available
Immediately; Sl35 per mo. TO.
BRICK s-BEDRM. e-bath hom. in
yard and porch, conren. to every
thing. On lease for $3.50 per mo
Call LAWRENCE V, LUTEs. 81
BaRNABY woops. Chevy Chase. D
residence. rms. ga baths pow
der rmN. gar. screened liy. porch
overlooking Govt park; close-in re-
stricted area Sls5 to responsible
party. Phone OR. 4767. SO pm.
SILVER sPRING-Home and once
for doctor or dentist on Bonifant
st. mr. Ga. ave. Will also consider
for commercial ofnees. Has been
doctors efice for past 2 Yrs; 5000
location. with plenty OF foot and
yyehleqIss ;gs tsatis s,es can LAWRENCE LaS
s'BEbRM. ' skIcK COLONIAL. near
Woodmoor shoppins center. IN 81
yer Spring: Sl25 per mo. sH. 1919
Mr.. STOEHR Il
SILVER sPRING-Attraetive Shed
I'm. brick: ssrsse' eonv ioes,ee saes
ss,h AND ALsEMARLE SITS. NV
rms. aads baths $500 mo
Inspect daily III dark LAMoN 4
HENDERSON, OR. 6loo
7 BEDRMs., unfurn, full ssmt,
knotty pine rec rin enlt-ia ;.s pa,
asse fessed1in nseyd. ID: sfas pH per mo; no handy
10 Andrews and Anseostia airnslds
prefer Ar Force or Navy. 3so1 S3rd
ave cheverly Manor. Md uN.
45S3
GEoRGETowN-sf mo; vacant:
new o-bedrm.. eft liv, rrn tiAeo
sn ram ins bsuRT RSfosi REALTY CORP RE
1143 II
BETHESDA. sI1|Partly furnished
5-rm. and bath brick oungAlow, With
additional dorm. nm. on 2nd aoof
Nev-house eond. WI. $500. 80
I0i. MONROE ST. NI.---LSe. home
OF o rms. Q baths. h.-vh-. suitable
Tor rooraing house: vacant. &llo
mo. Inspect TO 8 pm. THURSDAY
Lovely modern home IN Woocslde Pf
! silver SprinR-5 rms. baths, on
h.-vh. ice. cor. lot: rent size . ne
81. nv. DI. 1857.