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The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
House Defeats Farm Subsidy Plan
(By Edwin B. Haakinson)

WASHINGTON, CP A crush ing House defeat of its controVer- sial farm plan set the administra- tion to work today on salvage op- erations in the Senate.
 With a powerful combination of Democrats and Republicans in control, the House late yesterday voted 239 to ITO to kill a proposed "trial run" of the farm subsidy plan of secretary of agriculture Brannan on eggs, potatoes and wool The coalition was led by Rep, Gore D.-TennD, normally an administration follower IL tri- umphed despite a plea from Speaker Rayburn CD,-TeXaS) to give the Brannar plan a try.
 Instead, the House voted 383 to 25 to continue for another year the rigid wartime farm price supports at 90 per cent of parity. Parity is a computed price intended 10 give farmers a purchasing power in fair relationship to the cost of things they must buy.
 Today Senator Elmer Thomas D.-Oklao, chairman of the Sen ate agriculture committee, indi- cated he hoped to turn the tide in the Senate or at least gain a com promise.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
POLICE ON THE HONEYMOON

PARIS, CH) - The newspaper "Espoir de Nice" tells how a honeymoon couple at Saint-Marc, near Brest, were rudely disturbed by police who broke open their door and dashed in with tommy guns. Apologies followed. It seem- ed that in putting out the light, they had accidentally sounded a burglar alarm connected with the local police station.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
Truman Gives
 Maj. Gen. Vaughan Mock Decoration

NEW YORK, (P)-NeWs Week Magazine says that President Tru- man gave mock decoration to his military aide, Maj. Gen. Harry A. Vaughan, for his recent brush with neWsmen who questioned him about five percenters" who allegedly used influence to. obtain government contracts.
 The incident occurred July 6 when Vaughan returned with his family from a three-Week vaca- ton trip to Guatemala. Vaughan declined to comment on a coming C gressional investigation of five percenterS," and expressed anger when one reporter ques- toned him about the financing of his vacation trip. He said each participant paid his own fare.
 Vaughan reported for duty later in the day. News Week said the President, looking severe, fished pink-ribboned package out of his desk and commanded the general front and center.
 Tn recognition of your courage and intrepedity over and beyond the call of duty" News Week said the President intoned, "I hereby decorate you with the medal Op- eratiOn Union Station"
 The President then pinned the medal on Vaughan's uniform.
 Ii consisted of a bar inscribed "Operation Union Station, July 6, l949, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaug han, U. E. A., from President Harry s. Truman" Suspended from the bar was a disc bearing a picture of a desolate stretch of railroad tracks.
 News Week said Vaughan was relieved to get off so easily.
 Bees consume about ten pounds of honey to make pound of wax.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22

LONDON. lP)-The Moscow ra- dio charged today that Roman Catholic excommunication of com munists was a Vatican contriOu- ton to the cold war that Anglo American reacuonarieS are Wag- ing against the camp of peace and democracy
 II said the ban was intended ito split the united front of people fighting for peace against the An glo-American War-mongers," and added that it was bound to fail.
 The Englsh-language broadcast by commentator Boris ISakOv was the first public Russian reaction to the accommodation decree of July 13.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
WASHINGTON, CR Legisla-

WASHINGTON, (P Legisla- ton to authorize the interior de- partment to transfer to the Alaska Native Brotherhood or the Alaska Sisterhood a small building in Juneau no longer used by the de- partment has been passed by the House l. now goes to the Senate. For Good Printing Call Main l25
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
NEWS IN BRIEF

Continued from Page One) pany checks last week and forged and cashed three of them for Sl18.25 each, wrote the general manager:
 Thank you for a pleasant vaca- ton. had to hunt around quite a bit before I found a place that left things so handy. Windows open and such. If I get up this way again I will stop in again. In haste. H. H. Adams
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22

PITTSBURGH, l4) A casket killed 55-year-old Nicholas Radick early today. IL fell from an eleva- tor in a funeral home where Rad ick worked, infIicting a head in- jury.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22

For Good Printing Call Main I25
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22

Bees consume about ten pounds # honey to make pound of wax
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19
Says Housing Act
Should Include Tribes

Indian tribes should be eligi-
BILE for public housing assist
ance under the proposed feder-
al housing act, Rep. Wesley A.
D'Ewart (R.-Mont.) told the
House Banking and Currency
committee last week.
D'Ewart proposed that new
housing legislation be amended
to include organized Indian
tribes as public bodies eligible
for federal assistance under the
Slum clearance and related pro-
visions of the bill.
New low-cost housing and
slum clearance is badly needed
for Indians in many areas
D'Ewart said. Browning, Mon
tana, is often cited as an ex
ample. IL we are going to have
a new, large-Scale federal
housing program, I believe the
Indians deserve consideration.
eve will need other legisla-
ton to permit the Indian tribes
to mortgage land and make fl
nancial arrangements for pub
lie housing projects. NV interest
at this time is to have it clear
ly stated in the law that an in
corporated Indian tribe is a
public body eligible for the
federal housing assistance.
"Our Indians in many cases
are our poorest housed citi-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19
South Hurdirl

Mrs. Walter TOrSke and Mrs.
Alvin TorSke were co-hostesses
to the members of the Two
Leggin Home Demonstration
club which met Tuesday at the
Walter TorSke home. Roll call
was responded to by answering
What the Home DemonStra-
ton club has meant to me"
Reports Of the council, Health
club and Achievement day were
given. Miss Clementine Sittel
led a discussion on developing
good emotional habits in chill
dren.
Guests included: Mrs. Ed
TorSke, Mrs. Andrew Torske,
Mrs. Ronnie Koebbe, Mrs. Tom
Parker, Mrs. Susie Jones, Mrs.
Sterling Torske, Mrs. Dan
Knight, Mrs. David Zier, Mrs.
Ed Schoen and Mrs. Wilma Kali
berg.
Corsages were presented to
the following club members as
a token of appreciation for
service rendered to the club
during the past year: Mrs. Leo
ColStad, Mrs. Walter Torske,
Miss Clementine Sittel, Mrs.
Arthur Randall and Mrs. Earl
Gray. !
The annual election of offic-
ers of the club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Ran
dali on Tuesday, June IA.
Mrs. j. r. PaulSon visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ford Davis Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ida Brown and Mrs.
Johnny Thompson were Billings
callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Clark
of Bozeman, formerly of this
area, spent several days last
week visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Torske
and family we're Sunday dinner
guests at the Walter Torske
home. .~..
Mrs. Ray Zelka called on Mrs.
Ed Torske Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. E. Astrope,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macdonald
and daughters, and Archie Mac
Donald we're Sunday guests at
the j. r. Paulson home.
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Randall
made a business trip to Billings
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Butler and
Janis and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Colstad and Kenny spent Sun
day in Billings.
Mrs. Bob Torske. Mrs. James
Torske and Mrs. Walter TorSke
and children enjoyed a picnic
in the Hardin park Sunday
evening. They attended the
show later.
Mrs. C. E. Astroue and Mrs.
J. R. Paulson visited Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Lessard recently.
Mrs. A. S. Randall called at
the Bob Torske home Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tier were
Hardin callers Friday.
Mrs. Alice GreenWald, Mrs
Fred Dewa1d and Mrs. Glen
Gustafson were among those
who attended the May Fellow
ship meeting Friday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19
st. Xuvier News

Mrs. Mccarthy returned by
plane from a visit with her
brother in Washington. ed
Mrs. Irene Fisher returned to
her position as first grade
teacher on Thursday, after a
few days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ellison
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Faw at an early outdoor
breakfast near the Headgate
Thursday morning.
The st. Xavier Home Demon
stral.on CLUB met Wednesday at
the home of l.ira. James McAr-
thur. with Is ladies' present.
Ike st. xaAier, Upper Big
Horn and Lower Soap Creek
home demonstration clubs had
a picnic Sui'1ay on Lime Kiln
Greek.
Many from this community
attended the Gymkhana in
Hardin Saturday.
Walt Willett had his house,
which he recently purchased
down the valley, moved to his
ranch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Biics and
daughter shocped in Hardin
last week end.
The Lower Soap Greek hcme
demonstration club will meet
with Mrs. James Macarthur at
the teacheragc on Thursday,
May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Thomas
moved to the Archie Wilson
place, the old st. AIMS Mis-
sion building.
The Upper Big horn home
demonstration club met Thurs
day at the Homer Forney home
for a pot--luck lulich. There
was. a good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Brien and
Art Collins attended a wedding
reception Sunday for Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Collins at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Potts north of
Custer. Mr. and Mrs. Collins
had just returned from their
wedding trip to the West coast.
Little Butchie Fox mad the
misfortune to break his arm in
a fall from a bicycle.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19

club work shows the the big
gest loss of any club year in
re-enrollment of members, the
committee through this study
hopes to collect data in large
enough numbers so that Spe-
cific items can be isolated and
related to enrolment, Thomp-
son explained.
For example, he said, the
committee wants to find out if
certain projects carried by
members of certain ages and
carried in clubs of certain sizes
have a bearing on re-enroll-
ment; how many f~irst-year
club members were enrolled in
clubs which disbanded, and
how many dropped from clubs
which continued to function.
Also what, if any, are the eff
fectS of rapid turnover of coun-
ty extension staffs in relation
to re-enrollment of ~first-year
All members.
Priv TT G Couipuc RopJc
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19
$4,000 Deficiency
Is Approved

A $280,000 deficiency appro-
priation for tuition of Indian
children attending Montana
public schools has won Budget
Bureau approval, Rep. Wesley
A.. D'Ewart R.-Mont.) announc-
ed recently.
D'EWart said the money was
needed to- complete federal pay
ments to Montana school dis
tricts for the actual cost of ed
ucating Indian children. Esti-
mated cost of about $1.10 a day
is the basis for the figure, he
explained.
The budget approval of the
request has been transmitted to
the Senate Appropriations COM
mittee, and it is hoped that the
committee will approve the ap-
preparation in the Second De-
ficiency Bill, D'EWart said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19
Stute Included IN
fl Club Study

Montana is one of II west
eIn states taking part in a :
slonaI Al club study that is
Oelng made to determine what
characteristics of the AN nros
gram best hold the Interests
ana meet the needs of first
year club members, ACCORDING
TO q. w. Thompson state chm
leader at Montana State col
The study is being made nm
ger the direction of the West
ern States Al COMMITTEES nf
which C. o. Youngstown. as
Soclate director of the idaho
extension service, is Chairman.
and Mrs. Laurel K. Sabrosky
extension analyst of the diyf.
sion OF field studies and train
ing, represents the federal ex-
tension service.
Recognizing that ~first-year
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19
New Booklet Describes
Control Of Weeds

With chemical control OF
weeds being gracticed more ex-
tensively in Montana, farmers
and ranchers will find the lat
est information on this subject
in a new bulletin published by
the Montana Agricultural Ex-
tension service at Montana
State college. Z
Entitled Recommendations
for Chemical Weed Control in
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19
Hardin Tribune-Herald Thursday. May IS. 1875

Montana for 1949., the publi-
cation may be obtained from
county extension agents or by
writing direct to the extension
service.
The bulletin was written by
Robert L. Warden, extension
weed specialist, James L. Krall,
assistant agronomist at the
Central Montana Branch sta
ton at Moccasin, and v. C..
Hubbard, associate agronomist
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19

at the North Montana Branch
station at Havre.
Although most of the publi-
cation is devoted to the chem
ical 2,4-D and its uses, the
authors have also included a
section on other chemicals in
Guiding dinitro herbicides, Tea,
and soil Sterilants.
The nightingale sings day or
night, according to the Ency-
clopaedia Britannica.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-19

3. 6et ku OF Ine W0ffIeS-
by having tires checked
by your Standard Oil
Dealer. If you need
new ones, he has a full
line of top quality,
fully warranted
ATLAS TIRES
Evening star., 1949-07-17

2-BEDRM. APT.-Girl. to share with
rm: and boaro MI. 4376, -17
YOUNG JEWISH MAN desires to
share his furn. apt. in NV. section
sTE4oF sSia Tues. or Thurs eve. -rs NF.
OR 2 GIRLS wanted to share 3-rm.
furn; apt. with L other girl. DE.
JEWISH YOUNG MAN will share apt.
in apt BIDS; ConFreSs Heights; ss9 un
aHno m esGSs GoSS txEerF H4E S5T desres s:ip one
or 9 girls (}O-35), to share Ice.
3-rm. apt; one $3.50, two $40
eachJ per mo. Ho. 70oe, Apt. 1o4,
WIDOW desires employed. middle
aged woman to share apt. IN rearby
Grated and furnished. 1t is worth
the trip out to see for interested
party. Call GL. 4400; Ext; 246;
IF YOU Will SHARE YOUR APT.
and exchange references with settled
lady, Of fine character. write Box
ARLINGToN-Youns iG.E; SfegS girl to share ga apt.
with 8 others; 20 min. from down
town: S32 so mo. CHI. 6371. IL
2 GIRLS to share modern. attractive
S-room house with 4 GENTLE girls;
S55 per month including food. 5319
1st st. NV. TIA. s007. -17
GENTLE GIRL, under 90, to share
furn. apt. with 2 girls; refs. ex-
shansed, rite Box 91-T. Star; III
Young lady; sgle; studio rm., kit,
shower; unlim. phone:. no smoking,
drinking. OR. 1874 ewes, Sat, Sun.
GIRL. 25-35. to share apt. with /
other girl; $40 per mo-. cor. Park
rd. and. 18th st. NV. TU. 5444
oRDWAY-CONN.-Attractive apt. tc
share with girl. 24-30. OR. 1880
eyes, -l9
GIRL to share apt. in Colonial Viii
LACE, bet 25 and 33. CHI. 1000,
Ext. 1867. 80
1-BEDRM. APT. in ne; girl te
share with another girl; separate
waIk-in closets. individual chests
attrac., cool; refs required. AK
WANT responsible girl over 20 te
share my cool conv.. NV. apt. witt
another girl; reasj ref. exchanged
Box 144-K. Star.
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ROOMS WANTED

RESPONSIBLE JEWISH gentleman
desires comfortable, single room
private family; possibly occasional
meal. Box GOV. Star.
GOVT. sEcY., christian, des, sgle
Mass; pref. Glebe 5000 Ext. b2
62O2S Mon MISS LITWIN.
LADY wishes room, private bath
breakfast privileges. Chevy Chase
D; c, close to through bus: Quie'
Christian home; cross ventilation
Box 92-V. Star.
EMPLOYED. refined lady wishes eooo
home; quiet, single room with kitch.
en- and laundry privileges. Give full
particulars. Box Abs. Star.
MD, Sc. AREA, near tranSp.; non,
drinker smoker wants room with kit
and laun. privils. or Ink. room
quiet adult homei reasonable. Boz
EMPLOYED LADY. refined and con,
genial desires attr. single room II
NV: $50 Box 132-V. Star.
ROOM WANTED by permanent Govt
employe in Christian Protestant
home above Park rd NV. between
18th and 18th SITS; must be rea
Sonable. Write Box l24-V. Star.
UNFURNISEED or partly Furnished
large room by middle-aged gentle
man. preferably with running water
Sunday GE. S355, weekdays RE
COLORED. Rms. and apis. wanted
all sections of the city Free list.
ingS AID. og34 or DU o351
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RMS. APrs. TO SHARE tcont. }

BUSINESSGIRL, 1925, share modern
apt. with another businessgirl; stu
dio couch; S25 mo. DU. 1871. 10
wANTED-congenial fellow to share
downtown apt, with young bachelor
YOUNG LADY desires a congenial
young lady to share her modern
furn. apt. in Va; conV. transp.
wAkDMAS VAR tG,S' PARK vIc.-unusual
with l other; util and service ncl.;
LADY will share house with . girls.
couple, or rent complete. AK.
TWO GIRLS to share a-bedroom
house house With ! g'rl' yard; bus q at
NV. APT. share with man, al-3o,
, rooms. all utilities, phone; $40
mo. Call GE. 6l35.
18th AND COL. RD.-Young man to
share double room. h. and c. water,
conv. transp. 1887 Minwood pl. n ".
$50 mo.
WooDRIDGE-Attr. furn. apt. to
share with another girl; pvt. bed
rm., 2 closets, oble. bed; S35. HO.
S6l3
GEORGETOWN businessman will
snare Well-bppOlilltu III. dDt. VIII
discriminating moral and imam
cially responsible man; 500 mo. Du
1883. Is
LARGE, MODERN HOME. turn, to
share with working couple; child
accepted: reas. TU. 1929.
Itth AND FAIRMoNT SITS. NV
Girl to share furn. apt. with ar
other, 25-35. AID. S294.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO share a fur
nished apt. Apt. ?, RE. S627 is
IN S.E.-Refined girl to share lovely
tTin s nrS1esss bed searm sag with sn0thf1 g girl
GEoHGETowNma girls to Isl share re
ATTRAcTivELY FuRN. 5-rm. apt;
share with another young lady, 25-
30, gentle; near Kennedy Warren;
$50 HO 4499,
JEWISH GIRL to share apt. with an
other, in apt. house, pvt. bedrm. For
details call GE. 72o5.
lady, No smoking or drinking. l457
Chaplin st. NV. HO. 6541.
RM. IN APT. for . refined ladies, or
2 men; Al home priv. Conv: loca-
YOUNG WIDOW will share beautI
fully furn. mod. apt in new apt.
bldg, Sc, with refined woman; own
bedrm, use of entire apt: must see
to appreciate; $50 mo-. good transp.
Refer EX. 1903 $3.50 wk. DAYS.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. furn. apt,
with 3 other girls. S3l,25. 410
Emerson st. NV. RA. 1909.
MASS AVE. NV, attractive apt. TO
share with another girl, 25 to 35
in lge apt bids. Call OR. 02h.
4-RM. APT. to share with another
lady; laundry and phone prlvll.
MRS BUTLER. TR. $3.50.
WANTED 2 GIRLS to share apt,
134 Irvington st. s.w., apt. 2-B.
10 3-6S3l.
COLORED. Girl to share apartment
with ! other AT 1649. Government
employee preferred.
share apt. 1894 8 st. NV. HU.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
ROOMS EURN.-k.E. Cont. J

ROOMS EuRk.-k.E. Cont,
ONE OR 2 sLEEPING ROOMS with
screened, porch; suitable for = or 3
or couple with child: also board.
good food; very clean. AID 1916.
EXCEPT. NICE RMS, sleeping and
H-k; new home: no other roomers,
very reas.; close, shopping transp.
FIR. 57S6. 10
DBL. RIM, NICELY FURN., on Q bus
Line lines: near bath, unlim. phone.
LARGE FRONT SINGLE ROOM. pvt
home; express bus and carStop at
door; $50 mo. 6l0 Upshur st. NV,
62l c ST. NE. Single rm. with 2
windows next to bath; hw., to
sober man or woman; 81 wk
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
list and C SITS. ne, special summer
rates, single. Sl5 per wk.; double,
Sis per wk. AT. $500.
COLORED-l427 DUNCAN ST. NE.
Furnished room for couple. no
CoLoRED-13eo LEXIS ST. Ne
Double and single room. for rent for
couple, S12;, single room for man
$50 per swk.: conveniently located
CoIoREDwi1ss MORSE ST. Ne
Rooms for rent; mod conv., near
streetcars and bus lines. TR. 51Ss.
COLORED-I2th ST. NEAR ii NE
home privileges. LU. 3-0446.
COLORED-Furn. rm. for married
couple; cooking, liy. rm. privileges;
S42 so month. FIR. 1349.
COLORED-L.H.K. ROOM, running
water. l or 2. Also furnished room
for couple. Ii 3-S724
COLORED-ONE ROOM with home
privils. VIII accept l child. TR
4l53
O412
COLORED-SETTLED COUPLE pre-
teEred, home privileges. Call Ii
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

COOL SUBURBAN SECTION. new
home; conv. Navy Yard, Boiling
Field, Census Bureau-Dble. or sgle.,
semipvt. entrance, pvt. bath; car
necessary; reas. HI. s714. II
$40 IIth ST. SEE furn. rooms,
dble.: adj; $40 per wk. ca; Ky
pr Driyi1s.' xE ,oHs use of phone FIR. ~ 9797
4 BLK. 11th AND PA. AVE. Sc,
double; new furn. EX. 6s4S.
Ease MINNESOTA AVE. SE.-Nicely
= furnished room. near Navy Yard;
single, 81 per week; gentleman
. only: nondrinker.
MIDDLE ROOM in private home. to
couple; men or girls or single
ais G ST SE-Large front room
with twin beds. sleeping only SO
sso 18th ST. s.E.-Nice, cool, clean
room. nondrinking gentleman. Call
after 1880 ON. AT. 925%.
OPPOSITE CAPITOL PARK-Attrac-
tive bedroom in bachelor apartment
for employed gentleman. $50 single
Apply. after 10 am. at Apt. col
No AZ Independence s,w.
1898 H ST. s.E.-Larse, beautiful
master bedrm.. mahog. furn.. scat.
upper porch. may have double he hoot
plate on porch; for couple. FIR,
lsea A ST. s.E.-Lse. front room in
pvt home 2dns y9uns ladies'; es,,anf IndFy; y
eeTeT9hnF eFty!5fh anl' it Pn?nf5; sSnvenen' 10
FRONT RM. FACING PARK in Pa.
ave; newly dec. lge. closet; clean,
quiet home: bus at corner vi s24 :.
sHsIa0ie men calI al Ak se'sAsp ssf4 emDl' '0uHS
roo 4th ST. s.E.-Capitol location;
nicely fur1 d..Iap,s Tm ssie Or eGle s1s$ next
>h,k'; electric refgr~ washer no
objection to an infant 10. 3-S7S4.
1912 PA. AVE. S.E.-Front room on
carline, In quiet adult home for non
s saa sT fnd hR nan room s1
refgr. and sink; quiet couple; newly
Mr.. NAVY YD.. 75s 18th st. s.e.-
Front, cool. double, single. excel;
LEE. eSa fns FRoNT Mn DIE. HR ssi m, in new
house: l blk. from transp. and eat
ing places, 10 min. downtown; S5
wkly. ea; also sgle,. rm. for 81 so
wk, both for for gentlemen next to
SINGLE ROOM. next to bath, laun-
dry and telephone privileges; SIS
per month. Call TR. BOSS. IL
COOS 3Ist ST. SCI lge. dble. rm.,
l sgle. rm., men only, no drinking.
VI. 1925 IL
NEAR CAPITOL and Library of Cong
ress, on E Capitol ST.; . nice newly
renovated rms, SELL sgle.; $40
5O-S1350 double. Ii. 3-0129; ewes,
Ii. 3-27S1. -lS
LGE. DBLE. RIM. in sw.. $40 wk. No
linens or cooking utensils furn. No
pets or children. 2-ourner elec,
plate. cleo. refgr. Call EX. ~ 3.
CoLoRED-DBL. FOR CPLE.; $3.50
wk Sgle. for lady; $50 wk. Some
privils. Nr. transp. Ii. 3-3103 after
coLoRED-a LARGE furnished rooms
fA rent. FIR. 6574 or FIR. 1869.
COLoRED-I304 MASS. AVE. Sc.
near Lincoln Park-Large front
room, use of kitchen and bath; clean,
refined colored home. 1S+
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APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHED
QUEENSTOWN APTS-

Queens Chapel I'd. and Chillum I'd,
Mt. Rainier, Md-New construction,
immediate occupancy; 2 bedrooms.
living room. kitchen, dinette and
bath. $3.50 to 9l.50 month. in
Guiding utilities: Venetian blinds,
good closet space, laundry and
storage rooms: some have garbage
disposal units; fenced-in play areas
for children; shopping center being
completed in project; located next
to public high school and convenient
to other schools To reach: Drive
out Queen Chapel rd. tMchigan
ave. extented), or by bus. take Ga
Hyattsvile bus, Mt Rainier terminal.
See representative in office. rear
Blob Queens Chapel rd H. G
SMITHY CO.. s1l 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1949-07-17
CHILLUM HEIGHTS
2 Bedrms., $81 .50-S85.00
APARTMENTS
Immediate OccupanC,
~l.lI yTy.1

Children Welcome
Utilities included in rent; new
apt. project on Chillum rd
between Queens Chapel and
Riggs rds.; good closet space,
Venetian blinds, laundry IA
cilities and storage space.
Open daily for inspection until
& pm See resident manager,
on premises. To reach: Drive
east on Missouri ave (Riggs
rd. to Chillum rd), turn right
to project, or out Michigan
ave. extended. Queens Chapel
rd. to Chillum rd.. turn left
to project. or take F6 Gree
meadows bus to Chillum I'd.
turn right to project
H. G. SMITHY CO.
S11 18th St. NV. ST. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
APARTMENTS UkFURNisHED

NEARBY MD, S.E.-Two large rms,
kitchen and bath, for adult couple
VINO will appreciate a nice house
with splendid atmosphere, privacy;
cluded; refs. REQUIRED. Hillside
1854. IT.
ALEX, 1000 Prince st.-I-rm., kit,
bath, private entrance; will furn.
Vienna 156-W-2. III
apt. in Colonial townhouse; liv. rm.,
bedrm., beautifully decorated. plus
new tile bath and ultramodern elec.
kit, 8 ige. closets, Venetian blinds;
refs; $1O0. TIE. 1904. Al liz