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ROOMS FuRNisAEp-s.E.-s.w.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS Basement
beorm.. Ink: elec refEr small
washer protestant empl. eple. pref
10 3-S-S4 -a3
CORAL HILLS sE-Large front rm
HI 447S re-
1917 seth ST Sion Pa ave
fine. Clean, quiet. front room for
refned gent, S. wk, VI 1910
-21
1888 A ST. SE.-LArge airy front
rm.. new twin beds, for =; COW
loo alton TR @6su.
LINCOLN PARK AREA-Lsrge / h K
rn also h-k. rms. on MINI. ave
sc IL 3-9iaI -s3
1903 BRANCH AVE SE.-Double rm
sgle. or double beds: bus stop at
door, private home also single sa-
raer available 93s
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WINDSOR PARK HOTEL
23O0 CONNECTICUT AVE

An address of distinction. overlook ms
Rock Greek Park al fsshIonAb bic
KRioramA Circle. WaShtuRton new.
est de luxe apartment hptf.. with
an in-tovn location, Adordtne rass
access to central and SabuTcsG
business areas f1rtprooi and sound
proof. offertng elevator. switchboard.
package room. laundry window
washing and gkraks facilities rent
ais nn these roonty pletaFe-W tndossa
apartments INCLUDE Eil utilities, phis
reading room and roof sAfueu priv.
AeGes, cknihE room soon 10 be
opened. n choice afict ton os | and
" bedroom HniuFnisheo units neN
psinE reAditd for occupancy, fren
$3.50 Nd Can Hu TsW
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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hunted. Spirited but gentle. Cal
MR.. LAYMAN, VIII 0534. %
RIDING MARE, semitic. safe but
spirited, Eng saddle. brides eIc.
reasonable. FA. 130s. 23'
ONE FINE RIDING HORSE. 6-year-
old chestnut mare. high spirited
Price, Sl75 SH. 603l. -2l
ANGUS STEERS. S135
per head: whiteface Hereford steers
500 to $50 lbs: 80 head in all;
any number. DR.. c, j. LAUGH
HORSE tGELDISG). 5-year- ole
thorobred In training: named Sun
Bar. can be seen and worked out
by appointment only. W. D
CHIEFLY. 6l7 F st. NV. Phone Me
964S after g pm. 90"
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COUNTRY soARD
ROOMS. ApTs. TO SHARE

ATTRACTIVE APT. TO share with an
other young woman: real home
good NE section. Once, DE. $500
Home, TR. 0S5l after 7 pm. I'll
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn. apt =,
Arlington. with another cir; l5
mo. Ow 573a -si
CONN. AND CALIF.-Furn, sEl. rm
share apt, all pytf excel transp.,
empi. lady; $50. NO. a5.: I'll
CONNECTICUT AVE. APT, TO share
with another gentle Girl; girl be-
tween 24-30' s45. Box 464-M. star
ALEXANDRIA. vA.--AttraetlVe apt
TO share with | siri, COW. bus sery.
ice. Call TIE sl4s sitter 8 prr. y
MIDDLE AGED JEWISH WOMAN
wishes to share apt in Arlington;
\ blk. from bus and shopping. Cal
KE 3-4e.s bet. Q and - or after Il
ONE OR rwo GENTLEMEN to rem,
: or board. or viii take workins
couple on share basis, with toapie
Call bet. and IL am, and q and
SPIN WA. g5ss -@3
CoNGESIAL GIRL wants another
eirl. age 2l-3S. to share apt reas
Cal HU. 1853 after 8 o'clock --@.a
COLORED-GIRL WISHES nice re.
fined coiored giri to share rn ano
apt DE 1865.
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ROOMS WANTED

TWO GIRLS desire double room.
Home priviieses. in private home
ST. 5000, Ext. 3@0. weekdays o2.s
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY student de-
sires single room in quiet home.
quiet netshborhood Box 463-R. Star
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HOTEL, 144O

Newly furnished and decorated rooms
with running water. near shower
bath: atrcooi fan, s4-hour phone
and elevator service: Sl0.S0 70
$3.50 weekly, l44o Rhode Island
ave. NV. so
COLORED--LGE. FRONT room. ind
floor. for refined eple: also back
room: kit. priv Nj 4T43. --3I
VACANCIES dhie
rm. and I sSie. rm. Ia guest house
with kit, prfss. 1872. Bird ST. Can
DE. 3i42 weekdays between Q and 5.
MEN 20 share sge. furn.
rrn and porch: next TO bath. Ia
CoIoREp-..as NEW JERSEY avI.
SW.-Newly dec. rrn. next 10 bath /:
cont hot water for refined tmpi
couple or men no orinkinf Q
people need arplyi so per mo;
re1.
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS APIS
CHILDREN WELCOME

Immediate occupancy ISo- LxG Foean
apis >sl 30 20 so 80 Uulti4es
included IN rent Nte apt pt13vet
on Chiiiam I'd Chiiium HftnH Hts
Nd between 2Qstn& Chapel I'd sha
RtssS Td Good closet spAer Ne
netlan hl!nas, Laundry fA&intles
and storage space ReSiaeni man.
AseT en- premises Veterans pref
erenct To reach Drive s&st on
Missouri ave, ,R2ggS &c ; to ChilEum
rd turn fisht to project OF out
Michigan ave extended EQasens
CHAPEL Io } 10 Chhium ri . tGrn left
70 project or take F-o Green
Meadows bus TO ChiiIum I'd turn
rssht 10 project. II. O sMfTHY co
-
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KENT VILLAGE
800 New Garden Apartments


One OF the most bsaat4Iul develop
mentS IN the Metropolitan Area
with safe Fairgrounds iot children
adjoining the Prince 0terses 0ait
and Country Club In LAHaoVeI Nd
ieatuTine isrge picture windows
One -sedTfn. apis, 50 TO $40
Iw o. bsarm aptS IRON situ 10 Saa -
Our EXQUISITE duplex ApA FtmrRt8 arr
featured al Siu5 per Mnnth eAs
sno eiee Included Dinrtionk Prem
Peace Cross ST BisoensburR take
Route U. s. 81 10 3Fd trEf1e light
then turn right on Route .02. sc
q. miles 10 Kent VILLAGE
EIfGENE u pnnEp YNxr
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EUGENE B, ROBERTS
MIN IIIHNt' AVpIfVUH HINN. -
QUEENSTOWN APIS,

Queens Chapel I'd. and ,hillGm I'd
Az Rainier Nd kss construction
immediate occupancy. . bedroom
living room kitchen, dInrite aud
bath $50 30 TO 50 81 month la-
ItuGiEg Utilities Venetian blinds
GOOD closet spAcs laundry and
stotAse rooms, some have Earhszt
disposal units Feuyea.In tlay hTeas
for children Shoppins center btirs
comrleted Ia project Located neAt
to public htsh school and convenient
to other sehoois To reach Drive
oat MIehigan ave extended 10
queens Chapel IA or by 9uk take
Ca RyAttsFtlit bus, Mi Rainier
terminal See reprsssntstlse In
Office. rear JloS Queens Chapel Ia
ID. Z. sMTl hi 10 sll ioth Al
NV ST lAnn "a
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND lIvEsToek

JAMES FEED STORE. 6Is x st. NV
--Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks;
turkeys: poultry supplies. NE 00ss
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Duplicating Equipment
Davidson onset, vari-typers. alss
calculstors and typewriters. Elk
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SLIGO PARK HILLS

Only fsw choice l-bedrm. Apts left
At $50 so, consisting OF LArss ~,
shower. equipped kit. eft refgf
exhaust fan. 4 large closets eli
utils included In the rent. PRED.
RICK W BERENs. INC. l5%s X
ST NV Ma piAl gd
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
AIR CONDITIONER, s.-h.p.I COM
fortably cools 9 rooms; months.
sos. OIL. 6120. ga
BABY CRIBS, carriages. strollers,
high chairs, etc. Week or mo. Free
delivery. BERQER'S. TU. 3443.
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FIRST OFFERING

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TiIDEN GARDENS

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EDMUND j FLYNN

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ROOMS WITH BoARp WANTED
EMPLD. MOTHER would like room
and board and care OF 2-yr. .-old
child while she works. NE. 57b3.
COUNTRY BoARD
EXCELLENT CARE for children. g.
10, pvt licensed home near Win
chester. Va, DU. 1894 after Sun,
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FRED A. SMITH CO.
APARTMENTS WANTED

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HOTEL, f440

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fxarr4shs6. An 4 SIS meath -
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incl, service lot o. O. 4~' ga. U,O0'
SINKS. new. used, all sizes; faucets
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO. 1908.
sNOWBALL MACHINE. electric: new.
SIl9, EAcKERMAN SALES Co, 1st
ana n. Y. ave. NV. NE. 1919. -26
sONoTONE, EAR AID, like new, cost
SIee, will sell for SIS cash. GE'
srEEn BEAMS, all sizes, large guam
tity, Is in, 80 ft.; bring in your
steel needs, we can help you. AR
ROW, HOO 8. Capitol Ct. Ii.
sfEGI SHELVING and lockers. ige.
lot purchased from Defense plant /;
It. hish. sou'THERN SALVAGE CO.
ais SHARP St. Baltimore. Md. Lex
sTERLING SILVER, Reed and Barton
French Renaissance pattern, 4
cornpl, place settinss. sacrifice. Ma
2OO3, bet. and 8.
eTOKER, Iron Fireman and ash re-
mover: in peri cond.: suitable for
8 to 8 rm. house; 500. OIL. e613
STORE FIXTURES. modern wall case
show cases; going out business; RIM
sy,a, sIyup,ro oSV VcocuScHEs. =, on. blue.
evenings. 81. B9s3. ga
THLEvfsIoN. RcA 64s TPK. a0xit
projection screen, AM-FM and short
wave radio combination, beauttfu
walnut cabinet, door model: cos
Sl.30I .o6, viii sacrifice Ssfs. In
eludins ! years service. Call Mr.
GABLE. De. $500.
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bstA $50 THOMAS + BROWN
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
The Spirit Of
Affirmation
A ROSh HaShonah Message
BY FRANK L. WE'LL
President, National JeWiSh
Welfare Board

The approach of the High Holy
Days ushering in the Hebrew
year $40 finds Jewish Commun-
ity Centers and YM-YWHAs
throughout the country flourish
ing as never before, their pro-
grams attracting all elements in
the community and contributing
to the continued elevation of
American Jewish life. Respond
ing to the needs and require
ments of our time, our Centers
and Us constitute a youthful and
vigorous force in the Jewish
community, though the Center
movement is approaching its GEN.
tennial.
Perhaps the most significant
development in American Jewry
during the past year-and aug
uring well for the year ahead -
were the beginnings of efforts
at self-analysis in the American
Jewish community. These eff
forts, as well as their implica-
tons for JWB and the Jewish
Community Center, are now I'M
der scrutiny of a JWB commit
tee. In any event, these attempts
presage a unity in Jewish life
based on respect for differences
of opinion and harmony within
differences. Wholesome and con-
structive unity are a major aim
and concern of the JWB and the
Centers it serves.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-08
PIONEER DAUGHTER OF
ALASKA RETURNS FOR
VISIT IN N0RTHlAND

Back in Alaska for the first time
since she left the Territory in 1889
when she was ten years old, Mrs.
B. E. Sanford, elder daughter of
the Rev. S. Hall Young, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Alaska McChesney
There wasn't any Juneau when
l was born in Wrangell in 1879
Saxman, Sitka and Wrangell were
about the only towns in southeast
Alaska" Mrs. Sanford said.
For many years, Mrs. Sanford
lived in Ithica, New York, where
her husband was manager OF the
Book Store for Cornell University.
She arrived in Juneau just before
the departure of her niece, Mrs
Roy B. Mulvihill, for Seattle
about a month ago, and plans to
remain two more months at her
sisters home, "a miles out the high
way.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-08
MAUREEN 0'HARA
AT 10Th CENTURY
IN COMEDY ROLE

Beautiful Maureen OHara plays
her first about comedy role in
Sitting Pretty the new Twen-
tieth Century-Fox comedy at the
Goth Century Theatre for the last
times tonight.
And. for more reasons than one,
Maureen says she had the time
Of her life making the film. De-
lighted by the opportunity to switch
from the period costumes of the
stately princess" type of role to
the modern clothes and manner OF
a typical American housewife,
Maureen cut eight inches from her
long auburn hair, and happily dom
ned aprons for her role
Not too glamorous, she admitted,
but much more fun Maureen,
mother in private lie of three
year-old Bronwyn Price, especially
liked working with the three young
sters who portray her children in
the film, saying shes like to have
as big a family herself.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-08
fort APACHE" IS
WEEKEND FEATURE,
CAPITOL THEATRE

A stirring epic of the Army's
Indian warfare in the Southwest
some eighty years ago, Fort
Apache" opens at the Capitol the
atrc tonight with John Wayne
Henry Fonda, Shirley Temple and
Pedro Armendariz in the stellar
roles.
The John Ford Merriam c. Cooper
production for RKO Radio release
tells vivid story of Army politics,
of Army romances on the frontier,
and of an over-amcitious officer
who brings his command to dis
aster when he seeks to outwit Co.
chise, a brilliant Apache chief.
Told with clarity and realism,
the new film directed by Ford re-
wolves about the dominant person.
atty of an embittered cavalry
colonel sent out to take charge of
a lonely outpost on the Arizona
desert IMMERSED in the ways OF
handling Indians, the colonel ig-
nores the advice of his more ex-
perienced subordinates, and in the
thrill-packed climax endeavors to
make a name for himself by trick
ing and capturing Cochise's elusive
band of Apache warriors.
Fonda plays the colonel and
Wayne is seen as his senior cap
tain who vainly tries to discourage
his superior's suicidal course, with
both players turning in convincing
portrayals. Miss Temple plays
Fcnda's daughter, and Armendariz
plays Creole sergeant. Ward
Bond, George O'Brien, Victor Nc
Laglen, Anna Lee, Irene Rich, Guy
Kibbee, Grant Withers, Mae Marsh
and Dick Foran stand out in the
featured cast, along with Miss
Temples husband, John Agar, who
makes his screen debut in the role
of a young West Point officer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-08
REQUEST FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received by the Juneau indie
pendent School District, in the Of
flee of the Superintendent, until
PM. August 9, 1949, for furnishing
of transportation of oil to the Ju-
neau Schools as specified below:
/. Transportation of crude oil from
the source of supply in Juneau
to the Juneau Elementary School
2. Transportation of diesel fuel
from source of supply in the
City Of Juneau to the Willough-
by Avenue School.
3. Transportation of stove oil from
source of supply in the City of
Juneau to the Tee Harbor School,
Tee Harbor, Alaska.
Bidders must bid separately on
each of the above services. Bids
will be opened in the office of the
Superintendent of Schools at 7:30
PM. on August 9, 1949.
The Board of Directors of the Ju-
neau Independent School District
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Board of Directors
JUNEAU INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
For the Board
EDWIN c. CLARK,
Superintendent.
First publication. July 8, l949.
Last publication, July II, 1949.
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SCHWINN BIKES al N7ADCEN'S
REQUEST FOR BIDS

The Board of Directors of the
Juneau Independent School District
invites bids for the furnishing of
transportation to school children re-
siding between the Lyle johnson
Home located on the Glacier High
way and the Juneau City limits.
transportation is to be furnished
from points along the route to the
Juneau High School, Juneau Ele-
mentary School and Willoughby
Avenue School each day that school
is in session.
Bids will be received until PM.
August 9, 1949, in the office of the
Superintendent of Schools. Bids will
be opened at 7:30 PM. August 9,
1949. Detailed information of the
services to be rendered may be OBJ
tanned from the Superintendent of
Schools.
The Board of Directors of the Ju-
neau Independent School District
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Board of Directors
JUNEAU INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
For the Board
EDWIN c. CLARK,
Superintendent.
First publication, July 8, 1949.
Last publication, July IL, 1949.
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B. B.57ARS

Here are the stars OF games yes
terday:
Batting-Dave Koslo, Giants, hit
first two home runs of major
league career, driving in five runs.
as he pitched New York to 11-3 VIC
tory over Phils who never have
beaten him in nine games.
Pitching-Ernie Bonham, Pirates,
shut out ST. Louis Cardinals with
six hits.
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Indian Service summer school TOR
three days. Penrod and Intollube
Will go from Seattle to Stewart tc
join 81 newly recruited ANS teach
ers, and teachers presently employ
ed by ANS in the sessions.
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) ANS EDUCATORS
LEAVE FOR STATES

Three Alaska Native Service edu-
cation leaders will leave this week.
end for the states to attend pam
ell meeting in Seattle to evaluate
applications submitted for ANS
teaching positions, and to attend
an Indian Service summer school at
Stewart, New.
Earl Intollube, principal OF
Wrangell Institute will leave today
for Seattle. Martin Holm, super
visor of education, and Max Penrod,
principal at Mt. Edgecumbe, Will
leave Sunday.
They will assist in the selection
of teachers for Alaskan positions,
working at the 18th U. S. Civil
Service Regional office.
Holm plans to go to Greeley,
Colo, after finishing work in Sc
attic, to take his annual leave, re-
turning to Stewart to attend the
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS


Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the City Clerk, Juneau,
Alaska. until eight o'clock P. M. July
18th, 1949 for the exclusive use of
the space in the Juneau Airport
Building provided for taxi cab
office. Further information and
terms of the lease may be obtained
from the City Clerks Office for
those interested in leasing this Of
flee space.
The City of Juneau reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and
to waive informalities.
CITY OF JUNEAU
C. l.. POPEJOY,
City Clerk.
First publication, July 5, 1949.
Last publication July 9. 1916.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
HOLDS 11-A EDGE

BROOKLYN. July 8-tR - The
American League holds seven
game margin in victories over the
National League for Is previous
All-Star games. The previous re-
ciiItc fol1ou.
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b A X N ID A N CE! 80!
Saturday night at Salmon Creek
Country Club. Don't miss it! 40 2t
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NOTICE

After July 10, no telephos,
rentals for the month Of July
will be accepted at a discount. All
remittances must bear postmark of
not later than discount date. Please
be prompt.
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
TELEPHONE co. adv.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

provements to St Amand le Bon. The highway
was widened and paved: glass-and-metal
tree grew in front of the inn door; it bore
liquid fruit called essence on which the auto
mobiles were fed Papa Pierre undertook the
Office of hostler once more. but Mile Annette.
shifted her disappgoval.
You and your big pipe said Mile
Annette. We'll not have you near the auto
mobiles! Why. half the time flames and
sparks are spouting from your pipe. Do you
not know that essence will explode?"
Papa Pierre coughed and muttered Papa
Pierre was growing very old.
Increasing motor traffic flowed down the
years from Paris and Fontainebleau Pierres
hands grew more fumbling; his dirty chins COL
lapsed within their hesh The human relics who
had known the days of monks in ST. Amand
le Bon fell away and left Papa Pierre
alone.
But he swore and threatened. in 1899, in
the days of mobilization. His moldy voice
melted the young men who trooped to the
station, suitcases in hand
The dogsr' wheezed Papa Pierre. Let me
tell you, children, if l were young I would
never permit les Alsw0nds to enter France
again. would blow them upr'
The gayety of 1914 was lacking in this
modern war. Men who went into the army
went with grim jaws and set faces.