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AZ door. III
CoLoRED-as v ST.; N:W.-Lsree
double room, twin beds; Govt. empl.
men or .t, students preferred. no
coLoRE a coRcoKAN ST.
N;SW.M 36:np with child accepted
c 81 aen4 RIM. for couSls:
coLoRFDmiGE, FRONT IT n Nice
~ fHrn.' twin beds refined home
CoLORED-NlCE RM.-For rent for
sinsle person or marri sd couple,
coIoREDNHA ali Xii Nh. o' and share
rm., twin beds; working girls: cook.
laundry priyils; AD 1888, ID
quiet home, for refined empl. gentle
man Call after 4 pm. CO. SOL.
CoLoRED-LGE. DBLE front rm, to
rent; employed couple; all privils.
coIoRED "HILLcREsTn HOUSE,
$500 18th st. n.w.--Nicely fur
coLoRED ~ You ST. NV -
Furn room, front; empi. couple or
p sinyIs pe, Mq 7a Fsf'nsd home some
cS s5ss 4e5@ Al. , 1T sw I'm rs
3T77 after 3 pm. Id
CoLORED-REFINED LADY or cou-
ple-Nice rm.; all home privileges.
CT oREn-NEwToN pL.. OFF GA.
AVE.-Rm., suitable for 2 men or .
women RA. '9:t,
Colored-Quebec Pl. NV.
Empl. couple; large front room: new
furniture; next mod bath; cooking,
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ATLANTIC GARDENS

Every feature in these apis. are de-
ins At sa4. 50 % and sio1 81. Agent
on premises Sat. and sun. after.
moons. Project located At eth and
Chessreake SITS. Sc.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
Rental Agents. 1928 X St. NV.
MA QlA1 IN
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EXGlUSIYE NeHItofa, FA. r-n,TW.
NEAR WESTERN AVE. AND RIVER
rd.-A beautifully furnished 3-bed-
room home; gaS heat, dishWasheY,
garage: $500 pe- ronth,
Z. M. FRY, INC.
WI S.nO ia
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

BOY. 6: girl. 10. and Government
employed father desire meals and
residence In private home which
regards children afiectionately and
intellieently. Box 3S-G, Star IT,
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE


on CONN. AVE.-Ist-fioor apt. >
hedrms.. bath, liv. rm., dinette, kit.
and porch; in Al cond.; laund. IA
cilties, sto.aRe space. incinerstor,
low maintenance charge. terms. Call
OR. 1912 or WO. 27"s; no agents.
MODERN lst-noor, .
bedrm. apt in choice sc. location.
convenient to all facilities, $1,000;
assume CT loan, ) Brandywine St
Sc, Apt. "a. 10. 3-6023. -l6
1-ROOM SUITE, east. south. west
exposure. garase. maids and storage
room in basement: near 18th and
Harvard SITS $500 per mo. 81 5000
cash to close estate. View by ap-
pointmsnt only; Ma. 2ls6. 20
mr.. Columbia pixie or bedrm.
apt; avail. immed.; new construc-
p isSn oM ay: 0 HW e;a9aas transferred s
TILDEN GARDENS-4-
room apartment available upon. &C
ceptance; cash only. Direct from
OWNER Box 41.D. Star If
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

BROOM APT. for couple; no chill
dren: "a block bus. 9 South Adams
St., Rockville. Nd. Rockville 1881.
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NAYIOR GARDENS

MOVING, PACKING 3 STORAGE
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
:4.hr service, furniture: trunks and
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe STORAGE IN
Phone NO. Ol04. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1905.
tsnce moving. STORAGE, expert pack
Ing. Agents for Clipper Van Lines,
81: err. Ewes. AP. 1907. Free
ALL KINDS OF MOVING and Del.
ser, ,ervies; Ho on hold moving a amsl
EDELMAN MOVING 4 sroRAGE-
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 1887; ewes, GE. l416
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WE NEED

Houses and apartments in Virsinis
and D. c. for married ofncers OF
the armed forces; long term and
suitcase basis &,
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KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments

A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoining
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club In Landover, Nd. which has
one of the finest golf courses In the
Metropolitan area.
Safe Playground for Children.
Small super-Market.
Beautiful, weIl-arranged, 2-bedroom
apartments, featuring large picture
windows. at 500 to 500, gas and
electricity included.
EXQUISITE duplex apartments At $l06
per month,
Directions: From Peace Cross ut
Bladensburs, take Route U. 3. so
to 3rd trafic light. then turn risht
Village
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LOVELY NEW
DINING ROOM

At 1925 18th st. n.w.-Food like
you've hsd at home for apprecia-
tive and discriminating people.
Spacious rooms; walking distance;
elevator and maids service. CO.
COLORED-NICELY FuRN., dbl. or
Govt. employees or students. laun-
dry privil. and home atmosphere.
AT. 1898. Ia
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DAVID WINNER

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Complete Real Estate Service
] 0s No. Patrick St, Alexandria, w..
-ib
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Spacious double rooms in rsmodeled.
redecorated bldg. running water in
every rm., large closets; dances and
FIRE" movies. recreation room: S4s
dix washer. 1923 21st st. NV.
NO. 1904. S-S daily; Sunday. to 5.
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DONNA LEE APIS.
EAYYC ruYyDru WA

OONNA LEE APIS.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
We have . small number Of 2-bsdrm.
apis. available in this new project.
scheduled for completion by Octo-
Der 81. Some units available now
DELIGHTFULLY."- decorated. ample closet
space. plus built-in chest Of drawers.
oicturs windows. equipped kitchen
with exhaust fan. Metered washers
and dryers in each basement. Indivd-
ual tenant locker storage. Rental.
all utils ineiud., s9b. AGENT on
sign OF Donna Lee Play School. on
Lake st. Directions: Out Columbia
like 10 Baileys Cross Roads. right to
Charles st. left "a block beyond
circle to .sign. Or take A. B. a. W.
bus marked Baiieys or Annsndale.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
.s.2.S Wilson blvd. oW. 1850. 10
cOLORED-sMALL UNTURN. apt -,
attractive. : rms. kit. share bath.
1406 Morse Ut. ne. Ii. 3-e24l:
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HOTEL l44O

CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apis; and 9 bedrooms
See manager. 18th and r sts. NV
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APARTMENTS ukFuRkIsHEp

APARTMENTS uNFvRkisHEo
bah 3 co ST SOW ri sR a4 :Ht
UPPER 18th ST, sEcrloN-B,semt.
studio ept,,. in new home; adults
only, GE: 21as or CO. 1892. 10
GRIN. APT, living rm.. dining rm.,
2, bedrms,: kitchen and sun I'm;
Phone Ct. 1919. 500 '' @1s
s. yRse1 REsH!Y CORE es, K! st: ia
WE ARE ACCEPTING applicants for
i sns s {! c0f S.d assbufs ad D0 DE-
ADULTS ONLY-LAy. rm, 33xih with
fireplace, bedrm.. bath and kit. all
utils. furn., converted recreation rm.,
plenty light and ventilation. 53l2
siIo O. ciaE:vERLY AVE. ch.verly. No.
Large bedrm.. liv, rm.. kit, and
bath; married couple: no children,
, LARGE Rooms. kitchen, ,tove,
spcyea co Ssfsr1om eu. At
BLAGTfhFuL. 4-b.drm. apt. full
baths and maids quarters; finest
NV. Wash. address: newly deco
DIXON 4 CO, sT. ZOO. TO
ii". RIM. din.tte' ' Eitchen' bath.
foyer. front corner, picture win
d Ems S uSSG RSn.h on t. Is. sss semip1t
bath. $40 9Th ST. s.w. IL
A II: sedrnmH,, part partly ia,I ,s en-
s fGsv u iyffyysssifT nAS ssas and
tvn-bASvnnpp ana ~ noenfS nav hfjld.
Ing. Out New Hampshire ave. ext.
to University lane. left on University
!sns r% one p sfIz. Sc Sani!Hs
DE LUKE BEDRM.. :-bath apt. in
new completely modern building Dor
derine Rock Greek Park: $3.50 mo-:
2-yesr lease REQ. Open Sat. and
sun, l p;m.-dark. 3G25 Ontario
Il 18Th D ana co rds 1 on ads n9rh Mil
I'd. H. G. sMITHY CO, ST. $500.
1918 MAcoMB ST. N.w.-rhr .1 li,ht
housekeeping rooms. unfurnished.
ONE NE A sss5 Eve SanKM ACES Pa u
See resident mgr. Apt. b. Ct 260ss
eoq kooRr syt CO. e. Dr. Gt a sa ch1f 15
LIMITED NUMBER Of single rm: and
HOTEL. $500 Conn. ave, HU. 100.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD. - Living
room. bedroom, bath. kitchen and
dinette basement apartment; private
entrance; utilities furnished, 10.
1885 MONROE ST. N.w.-Nexiy re-
modelled apartments Of one and
available for immediate occupancy,
Call National 1885 or Dupont 6212
Saturday and Sunday.
17l1 Penna. ave. n.w.-rye large
rooms, one and one-half baths:
suitable for business and living
sss. sf MS S5 T. I aass Ct e.
,06 F ST. N.E.-Liv. rm., large Kit,
bedrm. and bath, utils. furn., S7s
2 LGE. RMS. kit. bath. ? exposures.
semitic home; huge closet. No
drinking, smoking; $50. ia. 1855.
s,aa End AVE. silver sprinr-s
rms, kit. and bath, utilities furn.,
$40. JU. 7-614S. -l6
5I2I 5th ST. N.W.-Room, kitchen
and porch, private home, on bus
line. employed couole.
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RMS. FURk.-MD,-vA. Cont. }

FALLS CHURCH, VA..oovt. Or prof
girls; . rms. on pvt floor, with pvt:
tile bath. . girls TO each rm,: oil
h.-wh,; bus, theater. stores, e
block BIZ oo5 gssasonable' by week. Gan
ARL., lo.9 N. Vernon st,-Nicely
furn. dble. rm. for couple; conven
to buses and restaurants. OW, 1914
2 OR 3 ROOMS, furn. for Ink
MRS. WILLIAM J. MOORE NY.
1919 Ia
NORTH ARLINGTON rooms. one
with double bed; gent. or couple:
unltm phone: conv. transp. OW
1876. -l8
ROOMS FURNISHED g UkFUR
CoLoRRD-Si. Goth PL. NE. two
large rooms, nicely furnished, |
unfinished, S7.6u and $3.50 per
week. HI. ao52. ID
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Newly furn. and decorated. nm.
kitchenette and bath, "a hr. phone
and elevator service, S@4 80 tc
S3l 80 wkly. l440 r. I. ave. NV
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GAYTONTA

6O8 NICHOLSON ST.
LarRe. bright trent room, with win
dows, pvt. bath. Also pvt. heated
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STUDENT HOUSE

1908 N. r.. sve.-Just opLa. redec.,
new furnishings; conVen. transp.;
reesOD a HE rates ia
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FUR. OR UhFvR
ONE RIM. KIT. private gentle home
empl. cple.; utils,. phone incl; $55
Call RA 1878,
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PARK VIEW APIS.
5O32 3sth st., Hyattsville. Md.-New
garden apis; bus and stores; lovely
2 bedrms., living rm.. large dining
rm.. kitchen and bath. all utilities;
500 IIN 3hn0 ii
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SPECIAL FALL RATES
Carroll Arms Hotel, LIST and c SITS.
ne. single. SlS wk F.; double SPA
week AT RROD
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HOUSES TO SHARE

TSSSkS "%Ub61 ~ HBTI
m ROCKVILLE-Want to rent J.
bedroom unfurn. house; J.. 2 or ,
u; lease. Phone ia. 4-o6aa or RE
NAyX OFFICER 2-bedroona HOUSE.
trarsportation Nj. 1854. l6'
LARGE FAMILY, schooi-age children,
needs EQUIV. 4 bedrooms, D. c.: up
to 500 Trinidad .s064. IL
ARMED FORCES. all ranks, perms.
nently stationed, Washington area,
need furnished and unfurnished
houses, apis. II Interested in de-.
sirsble tenants list with ARMED
Fpl 600 H Icy 4siis the fsnttstson'
GOVT OFFICIAL. wife.
child. desire unfurnished house, NV.
transp.; ress. rent. Refs. Ho. si3S.
DIPLOMAT requires three
bedroom, furnished or partially fur
nished house. ROWLAND. ONCE, no.
1910: home. SH. 1872. 49,
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RUENA VISTA APIS.

bUEINA I'D ! n al ! y.
We have several 1.bedrm. apis.
avail. for immediate occupancy;
bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath, $3.50 per month incl. all
util. Directions: Out Alabama ave.
to Jasper st. Sc, east on Jasper
to Buena Vista ter. See Janitor
at 322a Buena Vista ter. H. q.
SMITHY CO., 81 18th st. NV. ST.
3300 -16
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Empl. couple; large front room: new
furniture; next mod. bath; cooking,
all privils. RA. a136.
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO

1908 II st. NV, MA. a3<b.
II 4
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MEURILEE APIS.
spae. ".bedrm apis. auail close to
transp.. shopping, elementary and
hieh schools, Address, 53rd pl. and
Defense hwy, Bladenshurs. Md
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
9th and r SITS n.w-SpectaI fan
rates. single, with pvt. bath. $24
per week, Gouble, with pvt. bath.
$40 per week. Call DU 1000.
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WESLEY HALL

GIRLS ONLY
icy. zoos Mass. ave. NV
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1925 18th ST. NV.
Single rm. next to bath. for young
lady, $50 mo-: also double rm..
$40 mo. Mr.. Mayflower Transp.
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NO CASH DOWN
2 VETS.-2 APIS.
WHY PAY RENT

When S80.8i per mo. DAYS principal,
interest. taxes, insurance and all
Iiv. rm, ultra-modern kit. din.
area, exceptionally LARGE bedrm. and
tile bath. Walk-in closets In liv.
rm. and bedroom.
Located in S.e.'s newest and best To-
cation, "a block from busline; IS
min. to downtown. You have compl.
Priced a. only $1,000. with small
down payment. Immed. poss. Open
for INSPECTION Sat. and Sun. Drive
out Nichols ave. sc. to s. Cap. St.
continuin~ TO Chesa,ea"e 81. and
LET. =, NJ 90 TkeS~Dr-i-~
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2.BEDROoM BRICK. Fails Church.
Do your own decorating. All conven.
fences; Sl00.
4-bedroom. .ia-bath house, on .
, acres; Fairt hrsc, sias. n1.
500.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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(continr"1 on Next Pase.)
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont. ,
HOUSES EURh. OR UhFURk.

CHILDREN WELCOME HOUSES, s5l
ana $50 month; part payable with
services II desired Bus at door ;
D1. AGO or Box 476-E. Star. 10.
GROOM BUNGALOW
Seat Pleasant, mr.. school and bust
nice fenced yard; will rent furR.
or unfurn. Call Mrs. Walter, UN.
1871, COX d. CO., INC, UN. 5sS.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

! h0a 18th n.w.-Lge. outside rooms
with running water or pvt baths;
y" day and up: 34-hr elevator
and switchboard service; dininr
room In BLDG Hu GLE
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new at: child aceepted; Sc 10.
cation; $40 mo. AK. 6S76. lie
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EASTMAN 4 SEAY


LOVELY NEW 3-bedroom, 2h-bath,
t n.,nt:Sd .J hSme; garage; acre;
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MASTER BEDRM

breakfast. attractj'
fined private adui
space. WI. 1914.
1900 GALLATIN ST
private shower. twi
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excel; transp.; quiet neishborhood.
sfS Hi .isG ROOM i. private home. next
500 ea'if SHSfFS SR.y ST. NV. ogob block OF
twin beds, for l or 2 persons. EN-.
gel MASS. AVE. NV, The Ar
gyle"-Large front rm.. with run
ming water: slo ssle" sls.50 d6ie
1871 18th ST. N.w.-cl..n sele.
s. wk. Also ssie. rm'; 81. HI
NR Mr. WALTER REED-s windows,
PVT pvt. bath; con nssa transp'; detached
heated; conven. transp.; 50 wk.
c III; CHASE. D. c.-rront Sm..
t sdI., beds ssni,, sh Pew ar sso closet
l \ s; T ssss,s; Fl SsIn.s s; RX
asas ONTARIO RID N.w-Attrac-
tive, comfortable suite, bedroom
a sna t s.sss roam ssln one a. af s ssst
SIS SOMERSET PL.-Brisht. quiet:
conven.; with running water, cedar
closet. use OF phone. RIA. 1888.
4sIs 18th ST. N.w-sxle. front rm.
Pvt. home OF. 3 adults: 2 baths;
1881 eth ST. N.W.-Beautiful rm.,
twin beds, semibsth; men or work.
c daf sple CHAR AR: 1 GnGb wee.
attractive cor. rm., pvt. shower,
tub bath. breakfast. phone priyils:;
one or empl. persons. OIL. 2916.
1924 9Th ST. N.w.-Attrac.. ssie.
front .rm.. In home of 2 adults;
shower; conven. transp.; gentleman;
unlim. phone. Call RIA. 3017. is
double and twin-bed rms, newly
furnished and renovated: some With
semipvt. bath, EBBITT HOTEL
ANNEX. Apply manager, Ebbitt
hotel, 10th and II SITS. NV. IL
WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th TT
Excel. bachelor apt, S35 e., for 2:
S2b 81. for 4: phone MI. 1888. lis
1855 EUCLID ST. N.W.--To ladies.
single rm., laundry privileges; con-
venient transportation. CO. 1857
liz
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:, , IT s rooms: tn: .,, Gssrss 4a45
maid rm' ser tt5' xt sS- No a sa twin se'
LINDEN HALL, 1892 10th .st.-sun-
ny twin bedrm.. modern, furn.; kit.
pr Tivi d;sn naid serv'; close I'M s5h no
r Mt JAMES. 1921 P st. NV
Larse, clean. comfortable rms: sRle.
beds. lge. closets; laund. cooking
privils.; sgles. and dbles. Du. a49e.
1855 WYOMING AvE.-Lovely front
p pGHm M e. Pleasant ta car Pe's MI at64
JEWISH HoME-oentIeman. shsr.
pyt; shower. sIol I4th St. "a
1903 MERIDIAN rL. NV turn.
i ARp5y FL FRo MHs' ROM soS2sh pvt bath
sad shexer; handy to 2 bus routes.
, SGi fssS CLUB, 1893 18th 81. Mi NV.
mod. pvt. bath; clean. beaut. furn,
1904 18th sr.-Larse front doubl.
room with PVT. bath; cony. transp.;
pvt. family. RIA. 3ssa. 10
IFF WIS. AVE, 1906 Norton pl. NV.
ouns kiIl 10 ohnIs Hsstof pc1
i sSP faS c ri r. s Ri S74i Rooms,
single and double, newly decorated;
eonven. 10 transp. Call DU. o467;
na4 MASS. AVE. N.W.-comfortable
with running water $40 weekly:
EASTER BEDROOM, ~ bath, uniim.
phone; pvt. family: also single room;
1923 PARK RID, Apt, 2-Lge; sgl'
on 18th hA st. 0's bus l i pvt. family:
II. KANSAS Avr.-on. liz. - l4snt
room for. 2 persons, 2 beds, 2
s ens nssls da5n'hs a. cs sszs
MS ars RTE scs t5t; rm, :. expos
J, Ne drink, smoke. ia: 71ss. 1T
shower. I'm NICE N" doIsI.s inssls b asxt
clean, light, warm, quiet. -16
Ssdss, SIP. bath; GOOD sTsnsD: II.
s6a TAYLOR ST. N.w.-s.,utitul
rm.. next to bath, unlimited phone.
Gentleman only. Ref. tn. 1869.
RIM, PVT. BATH, in pvt. home,
"a blk. WIS. and Mass. ayes, Kit.
priyii: II desired. Ho. 1878 after
PIPER 18th sT.-Attr. single nm
for young lady; will reduce rent Tor
gome baby sitting. GE, 2094. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1873 Riggs pl.-
2 excel. sgl. studio rms, RUNNING
water: S36 and S4s mo-; ref. REQ
ARGE DOUBLE ROoM-Pvt. phone
pvt bath; River rd NV; Jewish
family. Call EN-. 2064. -l5
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54OR COLORADO AyE.-Attractive
comforta blv turn. .nd-f. rm, run
ming water, SIS wk.; slso very nice
double rm.. twin beds, . closets,
next to bath, $40 wk. GE. S36s.
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WANTED II oed.n. ,...u.n. $50,
pvt. bath: Michisan Pk. ne; max.
n ny 1ouNd woskINo COUPLE. man
veteran: woman in .eligious work.
Young COUPLE desire ehaciency or
l-bedrn. apt; NV pref; max,
$40 per mo. 20. $40, -16
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twin beds, large closet, semipvt.
bath: " block wis. ave-. / or o,
laundry priyil.. unlimited phone. WI.
6277. 16s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-11
PHILLIPS IN SUBDIVISION
 TN MAILBAG.
By JACK HAND

Tab the fighting Phillies as the dark horse in the National League race.
 Coming strong after faltering start, Eddie Sawyer's young men have passed the fading New York Giants to move into the first divi- sion. They're only three games pack of Brooklyn.
 Kenny Heintzelman's 3-2 deci- sion over the sizzling St. Louis Cardinals last night was the Phils' fourth straight victory and their seventh in the last eight games.
 Heintzelman ended the Cara surge after six successive wins, dropping the Birds a game and a half back of leading Brooklyn. The Dodgers protected their half-game edge on Boston by whipping Cin- cinnati, 10-5, while the Braves were dropping Chicago into the cellar, 6-2.
 Southpaw Bill Werle helped Pittsburgh escape from the ease ment after a two-week stay when he spun a neat three-h!tter against the New York Giants, 6-1. The loss was the Giants fifth straight. They now have dropped all the way from first to fifth in five days.
 Vic Raschi put the New York Yankees back on the win path snapping a four-game losing string, with a 3-2 edge over Cleveland.
 Jce McCarthy's woes continued as his Boston Red Sox blew an- ether che, Az, to Chicago After losing three straight at St. Louis, the lsox were beaten on a four-run third inning.
 Rain washed out a night game between the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Browns. Washington and Detroit were not scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-11
ELkS DEFEAT MOOSE s 10 i 10 JIE WITH
 LEGION FOR FIRST

The Moose dropped their seventh game last night to the Elks by the score of 8 to l before crowd that went out to see the Moose attempt second victory.
 The first inning went by with out either team scoring. With the Elks up in the second inning, Snow flied out to Craig for the first man down. Houston got to first when Manning untitled grounder. Guy came up and went out, Ma gorty to Walker. Schy hit to Mc1 Clellan. Hazlett got to first on an error by Craig and Houston scored. Hagerup retired the side on the throw from Vuille to Walker.
 The Moose scored their only run in the second. Phelps spotted one into center field and reached first. Mcclellan flied out to Hagerup. With Walker at bat, Phelps stole second On the pitch. Walker hit a hot grounder through Cantillion and Phelps came home from sec ond. Magorty walked and Craig got on when Phelps dropped a crounder. Miller struck out and Manning flied out to Palmer with three men on
 In the Elks share of the third, fo,,, r,,x,e oov,a bDvVoo u,ith fbrpa of them scored when Snow hit a homer. Pidgeon got on through an error by Vuille. Palmer reached first when Phelps muffed a chance for a double play at third and first. This was the blowup and the game was lost on the error. Cantillion was safe on error by Miller when he dropped the ball. Pidgeon got home on the error. Snow swept Palmer and Cantillion in when his homer cleared the fence. Houston struck out for the first man down. Guy walked and Schy flied out to Mcclellan The side retired when Hazlett's pop fly was caught by Magorty.
 The Elks were held scoreless for three innings until the seventh. Cantillion, first man up the seventh, was out at first on the throw from Phelps. Snow hit to right center and Houston hit to left center. Guys homer over Mil Ter scored the three runs with Snow and Houston touching home. Schy flied out to Phelps and Hazlett hit a grounder through Phelps. flag erup walked and Pidgeon struck out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-11
RAILROAD LAY0FF5 OF THOUSANDS IN MINE 5HUTD0WN5

NEW YORK, June Il tR--A ser ies of railroad layoffs developed to- day with the approach of John L. Lewis one-week coal mine shut down due to start Monday.
 A spot check of railroads show ed well over 10000 layoffs definite ly scheduled and other likely, with indications the number would soar if the United Mine Workers should be out longer than week.
 Late additions to the list of plan ned layoifs included the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, 4,000 to 5000 workers, and the Reading Co.,, with approximately 1000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-11
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HAMMERS LOSE OUT
 BY STEAL
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 Joseph Dominick Damato, di- minutive infielder who once said his biggest thrill in baseball was stealing home to win a l-all game, apparently is out to make that feat permanent addition to his rep ertoire in the Pacific Coast League. Performing as pinch runner, Little Joe scurried across the plate with the bases loaded and two out n the ninth inning Friday night, wreckirlg Seattle pitcher Guy Fletcher's bid for his 18th straight triumph.
 Los Angeles won the ball game, to ?, snapping Seattle's eight game winning streak But the Rainiers are still holding down second place in the standings, 7l3 ,ames behind Hollywood
 At Hollywood, the pace-setting Stars piled up a four-run first inning and went on to vanquish San Diego, 5 to 3.
 Oakland edged Sacramento, to }, as pitcher Earl Jones limited he Solons to three hits and doubled in the winning run in the ninth.
 At Portland, southpaw Roy Hell ser blanked San Francisco until the ninth inning and emerged with a ) to 1 verdict for the Beavers.