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The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
The Strategy Of
 Alaskan Defense
tBY Clarke Beach)

WASHINGTON tHD- Ml1IdTy planners intend to have 24,O0O army and air force troops in Alas ka by June 30, 1852. They believe that will be ample defense for the Territory. They agree with Gov. Ernest Gruening of Alaska that the present force of 7,500 men there "next to nothing" But they differ with someofficials who have urged that very heavy forces be placed in the Territory. Large masses of fighting men could not be used there, they say, either by attackers or defenders. They could not be provided in the field with the vast amount of supplies and equipment needed for modern warfare.
 There is only one railroad of any length, the narrow guage one from Anchorage to Fairbanks. single-track most of the way. Highways are few and inadequate. None of them, including the new 2,OOO-mile Alaska Cformerly AL can) Highway, that stretches from central Canada into the heart of Alaska, has a hard surface. The long, deep winter freeze in the Arctic would wreck any surface but l8-inch reinforced concrete. The roads are best in winter, when they are frozen and the bridges are intact. Bridges often are washed away in the spring floods-and TIT bridges cross ma jor rivers on the Alaska Highway clone.
 A limited amount of extra-wide- track tractor equipment can be moved across country, but it would confront snow as deep as 50 feet in some of the passes in winter-and the tundra becomes muck in the summer, when the ice melts above the permafrost. Tank trucks and other wheeled vehicles could run only on highways.
 The program by mid-l952-as soon as housing and support fa- cili:ies can be provided-is to gar rison each of the two large inte- rior airfields near Fairbanks with 2,0O0 air force and army troops. They are Ladd and Eielson fields, about 40 miles apart. Heavy stock
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
us. Commissioners Court

George Lambert was found guilty of diverting electric power for his own use without the con- sent of the owner and fined S50.0O.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
personal national long shortts time to assert your citizenship.

You travel all around the world and you will find no better people than your neighbors in Nome. Ad vertising in The Nome Nugget is not charity-it is paying investment. Try it and see for yourself
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
CLUB

The Rotary Club held its noon luncheon at the Boring Sea Grill with William Cameron presiding.
 Jack Dowd, former ACS oper1 ator, we'll known here was guest at the luncheon.
 The program in charge of John McNees was a film in technicolor on aluminium.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
SCHOOL NEWS
FIRST GRADE

FIRST GRADE
 The First Grade appreciated the cookies sent by the mothers for valentines. Everyone was re- membered that Nsy
 Due to the mild weather, many play outdoors at recess. AS a re- suit there have been fewer colds than usual among the children and a higher percentage of at tendance.
 They are completing their fifth book in reading.
 FIFTH GRADE
 Tuesday we had a Valentine party. Everyone received many lovely valentines.
 We have been corresponding with a school in Watertown, Massachusetts. The letters have been particularly interesting since some of the children are recently from Europe and wrote of their life before coming to the States
 Patrick Walker enrolled Mon day. He transferred from White Mountain.
 HIGH SCHOOL
 One of the most important speeches made by Abraham Lin- coin was at Cooper Union in New York City. The speech was given in February, 1860, an exact ninety years ego. Tn entire speech ap- peaIed the next day in the New York Evening Pest of which Will jam Julien Bryant, the poet, "~S editor. The Harper's Weekly print ed full page portrait of him. His friends in Illinois persuaded the Republicans of that State to name him their candidate for President. This was done in May, 1860, at a convention at Decatur, the town near which he had lived when he first came to Illinois. Rails, said to be tsose he had split for his fathers first fence were paraded around the convention hall and from that time Lincoln vas called the raiI candidate. A few days later the Republicans gathered n Chicago for the Ma i;1lal eonyt ntion. The New York delegates came expecting to name William H. Seward, the most en- inent man in the party, but Lin coin won out. He was elected President in November, 1860, and was inaugurated the following March.
 IT., basketball team is now making final preparations for the tCurna:n nit U Ue teld in An 'f,,;'- age next week during the Fur Rendezvous. Several enthusiastic persons who want to help support the team ere also scheduled to ac. company them. Packing the most essential things in small suit cases and laying plans for the days ahead are now the main topics of conversation. Soon they will be winging southward in view of ma- jest!c Mt. Mckinley, which alone is worth the trip. The team is go- ing down with a common purpose, namely, to do their best. They have done marvelously we'll on our home grounds and our best wishes go with them on more dis tant grounds.
 The enrolment of John Sahlin into the high school brinpS fba
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17

Peanuts are variously known as earthnuts, monkeynuts, oilnutS, groundnuts, goobers and pindas.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
ROOMS FURNIsHED-k.E.

S26 B ST. N.E.-Large, nicely furn.
rm., twin beds; very rood transp.;
2 asHitf sGEEpraG II RMS sf,"I mr. Lincoln Park.
one double with twin beds; one sin
gle, both next to bath; unlimited
phone, radio in each rm.; 3 work
ing ADULTS preferred. Phone Ii.
4io I1th ST. N.E.-Apt. 4, very large
carIine; @ % privils. TR. e42s." " IS
to share rm. with another, laundry,
cook privls: FIR: .971s. -
$50 R. I. AVE. Ne. Apt. Single
d5s.Tsg Is B do1ssora Sss sse0 ss5
404 4ith ST. Ne. empld cple,. nicely
turn, rm. with cooking prvlgs. LU.
BRRNTwooD VILLAGE - Single
81 week. MI. 3S99. =
laundry privilege; conven: transp:;
1915 S'' BUCHANAN SUI sSs,sa ST. ~ N.E."Master
bedrm.. pvt. BATH, shower, lovely
privilege: S12 wk. sgle.. $40 dbie.
Empl, adults. AD 1929: u
CAPIToL;LIBRARY VIC1NITY-Ex.
windows, ample closet; rent single
or double; empl lady, permanent
$40 18th ST. N.E.-Large bedroom on
:.nd floor; kitchen privileges. Couple
only. AT. 1888. -6
LARGE, bright front room, nicely
furn., in pvt: home. 2220 Perry st.
CoLoREDS643 L ST. NE rooms
for or 9 refined men in nice COM
coLoREDmiia7 1SIISRiE nIfi MINI. AVE. NE.
3 neatly furn. light housekeeping
rooms for married couples. in pvt.
home; all privileges; Ak; S9@9MN7
privileges, employed couple pref. AT.
COLoRED-.642 18th ST. NE
Double or single, next to bath. Some
privileges. LA. 6-7357. -
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

NEAR CATHOLIC U.-Renned woman \
ONE OK Twoo Girls to 0i share 3
rms. kit. and bath apt. with 2
others, s25 mo. 1919 4th st. NV"
QUINCY f31St D.s4m sT nF s 4tn apt nice nasHrs Rnt
woman; all home privils. RA. 3434.
GIRL TO SHARE an attractive apt.
WITH i other, in Alexandra, in apt.
GLOVER PARK-Congenial woman,
over 40, to share 3-rm. and porch
apt. with another woman. Wo.
LADY will share her 1-bedrm. apt.
twin beds) with another lady. 81.
1 OR Or 2 BUSINESS girls to share ige..
apt pvt, bedrm. Call GE. 1895. =?
2 CONGENIAL. girls to share with l
gentle girl. lge. bedrm., sep. beds
ing mach, maid service, includes
personal laundry. 18th ST. apt $40
DEsiRE CATHOLIC girl about 25. to
share apt. with another. Call DU.
REFiNED couple or . girls wanted
to share apt. All utils. furn.; reas.,
ne. area; L blk. bus. Ii. 3-371S
cnMF aftfF Homy P or T,5p sSn con,O,s to q o,,re
6es Des, g; 0w E. 55s7, Psntason and Navy yA an
girl between 30 and
30 to share 2-rm.. kit, bath and
shower. twin beds. $40 mo. 1900
blk. r. I, ave. NV. DU. 4l84 IS
MAYBE we're the ones for you
Two working girls will share apt.
with one other; S37 mo-; conv
transps IA. IA. 1.ni5, 44S5; -
Conn. wants young bachelor who
food. Call US at DE. 2152, after E
WILL SHARE inexpen-
young man. 5000. Box 353-D.
5iiissf iisf' KANSAS AVE. N.w.mone girl
to share 2-bedrm. apt. with 2 others.
Call TU. 1949 after $50 weekdays.
l4th AND CLIFTON SITS. N.w.-Girl,
with congeniai girl, 30-4O; reason
able, good transp. Call OR. s9s4
WANTED: yAf%IiS: GIRL to share lge. co com
Portable apt. with l other; very
cony. Ioc.; $50 per mo. AL. 1892.
ONE nj z REFNED # Sh GIRL, between IS and
90; to share 3-room apt; pvt. bath.
raI1F', Al o4sH NR. CONN. Nw.-rwo girls,
2S to 50. to share attractively furn.
apt. with one other girl. Box. 54-H,
Star. Z"
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RMS. FURN.-Mp. G. VA,

300 PERRY ST; Brentwood. Md
. comfortable sleeping rooms near
carline; gentlemen preferred WA.
NICELY NICELY FURN. ROOM in private
very reas OV. 249s. -
LGE. CORNER ROOM with refined
gentle family in Chevy Chase, Md;
lge. closet. twin beds, semipvt: bath;
! blk. Conn; ave; =. siua bus: suitable foT T
NEWLY FURNISHED and decorated
corner room, private bath; conven:
to Pentagon. Navy Annex, Signal
peAsEgS EosJ anssa s.o F beeF assF
SINGLE ROOM With unlim. phone,
goth st. in South Arlington; gen.
rHaGM. tsms1 onIE calI aoS OF ,nss 75S@. nr.nc5
rd., . lge. attractive rms, cross
ventilation; share bath and "a;
conv. to transportation. sH. 2323.
FURN. ROOM for . nice quiet girls:
adj. bath: S65 rm. and board. 2
Avail. June 4. 1904 No. 18th st.,
FREE ROOM-Furn. room, pvt. bath,
in Falls Church; rent free to single
white man willing to work in yard
or Esrdsen in exchange for room,
6"26 4end AVE. Hyattsville-1st
floor, single; next to bath shared
with ! other gent: gent. pref; on
busline; $50 mo. WA. 7Sa5 -6
1927 \: UTAH. Arl., Va. New home,
tiled bath and shower; very at
tractive; near bus line. 10
GIRLS-Large, upstairs: "a blk. from
A.. p. W bus; Laundry and phone
AHExANSR1AMNewfy APIsS.iHsfS "a RSSd decorated rm.
for l or .; cross vent; TV., cow.
to airport and Pentagon. TIE. 4s7S.
2 FURN. RMS. English bsmt., pvt.
entr.. shower. Law. refrg. and stove.
Kit facil. CHI. 147O. -12
ROOM with private bath and large
closet in quiet neighborhood. FA.
ARL.-3 lge. rms, pvt. bath: for 8
adults; pvt home: bus / blk; can
arrange use Of kit. and Bendix.
OK. 0S07. z"
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ROOMS FURklsHED-s.E.-s.W.

HLLLCREST-2211 32nd pl. Sc,
lovely furn. rm. in pvt. det. brick
home, excel. transp. VI. 1S41. =
EAST CAPITOL, near 9Th st.-Front
dble. rm., twin beds; also Sgle.;
newly dec; 2 baths on a. TR. 1925.
LARGE FRONT. furn. rm., opp. Agri-
culture Dept. 216 18th st. s.w. ME.
PA. AVE, AND arsr ST. s.E.-Lge.
sgle. rm. for man in pvt. home;
share bath. with l other; semi-pvt
entr VI 14l@. -
ANACOSTIA-Lge front dble; nicely
furn.; conv. transp.; $40 mo. LU.
4-29OS. 1893 MINI. ave. Sc.
32I1 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-1 Ink.
rm., very clean, for couple: $50 mo.
complete. Also ] sleeping rm. for
SLEEPING RM., ia blks. from Pa.
ave; lge. rm. with windows; l
adult; SIS: ., SO; FIR. 74S2. s
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Lee. dble. rm., for empl. CPL, 3
burner plate and elec. refgr., $40 wk.
No cooking utensils or linens furn.,
no children or pets. Call after 1890
am. Elk. 1915. Ia
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
Cooking privils.; couple or people;
$40 mo. 52l2 Central ave. s.e.,
Capitol View. vi. 06O0. =
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14OI 10TH ST. N.w.--Lge. dble, at
trac. sgle.; girl to share rm., pvt.
bath. good food. switched. -15
CLEAN ROOMS, good food; $3.50
mo; 1904 Que St; Phone NO. 1925.
Good TRANSPORTATION. IL
d mother with j or . children; excei-
care given chiIden; fenced yards;
NV. location, board
for ? in private home. EN-. 5121.
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire
ave. NV; has lovely double room
Live at Washington's beautiful guest
house: excellent food. NO 6770.-S
DUPONT CIRCLE. Dissin's Guest
House; several openings for young
men in one of the incest guest homes
Fondnf in whsh ed F0ed snd is dfeant pessan sS5 sHF
Mass: ave. NV, DE. s79S, 10
FRONT RIM, for. or 4, telephone
and laund. privil., meals If desired;
DOUBLE 81 Ti'iB RIM. suitable for two men
with . meals each day; good transps;
aPS S2ns a'THfRhSs5cs TRRRRSc IA 'ass
rooms, superior food. shady lawn
and large porch; excel. transp., maid
service; pleasant young people;
S47.50 monthly. 1897 Belmont rd.
1912 18th ST. N.w.-vacAncies for
young men and. young women; walk
ing dist. downtown; .switchbd.; ele-
THE MAR-LEETA, 1875 18th st. NV.
nice rooms for young men; one
triple. running water, switchboard,
showers, excellent board. Sc
ROOM AND BOARD for 2 men. Call
BOARD AND DAY CARE of / or
. children over 2 yrs, Mtoher to
share Arm. apt. with another
mother. License 15s. Call La.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE STUDIO
rooms, available soon in this exclu.
sive guest home in most convenient
area. Rates from sos per mo-. in
cludes 2 meals per day; selective
menu, full maid service. secretarial
switchboard service; refs. required;
Call MRS. BUTTON. Ho: 1000, -
beds: sunroom: bus BY door 1909
Kansas ave. NV, GE. 0121. liz
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG GIRL desires either fur
niShed apt. or large sleeping room
in NV. section. Box 144-H, STAR 70
SYMPHONY YIOLINIST desires cool.
quiet. large suburban room where
practicing will not disturb. WO. 7l03.
Ts
REFINED, elderly gentleman wants
furnished room in quiet Christian
hOn4e in Petworth. near car or bus.
Box 147-H, Star. z"
ROOMS. UNFURN.. wanted by lady
OF refinement: Groom Housekeeping
unit and bath. Box 95-H, Star. 1'
YOUNG BUSINESS GIRL desires
room and board with private Cath
olic family. Box lIS-H, Star. -
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

TWO RMS, will rent tosether or
location; Cali CO. 6573. -9
&c X ST. N.W.-Furn. rm. for light
housekeeping, everything furn., 81
week DI. 4741. -
1917 18th ST. NV. Mt. Pleasant sec
Very lge, furn. nix. rm., sgl., refgr.,
cleo. plate. AID. $500.
COLORED-476 NJ ST. S.W.-Furn.,
unfurn.. suitable Ink. for couples,
or share; / child only; $40 wk per
room. ST. $3.50 7s
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS - Open for in
speetion ] TO 5. Available May /.
3-bedTm. Lowest mo. charge in
D. C. Sales once in Administration
Bids 30 and MAYOR I'd Sc;
on Sat.-Sun.: evenings, call GE.
1920 or TW. l19l.
bedrooms. useable other
rooms, June 1st occupancy. Replies
shuold give full information as 20
location. price, equity. monthly up
Keep, etc. Write Box 2ee-E, Star.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL

- AS%AN @A444NA 4A~ - A-A@
1901 K st. NV; nicely furn., newly
decorated rms; downtown; phone
with 24-hour switched. serv. Single,
$1,000 up; dble., $3.50 UP.
COLORED-363I NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE-Cozy. nicely furn. sgle. front
rm.; Christian family. GE. O415.
CoLoRED-1775 CALIFORNIA ST.
NV. Apt "a; nice rm. for employed
CoLoREbWS547 18th sT.-Lovely
room for couple or . nice girls; furn.
or unfurn; home privils. Il
COLORED-32I8 18th ST.-Nicely
furn. room; = girls; conv. trsnsp. !:
home privils. Call co. 9464 -
COL0RED-3324 GA. AVE. NV
Room for couple or single. IA.
COLoRED-A BRIGHT BEDRM. for
employed people. pvt. refgT.; all
home privileges. ,RA- 2l2U:
COL0RED-BRIGHT OUTSIDE RM..
windows and sun porch. TO gentie-
man or empl. cple, in pvt. home.
HO: Sl32. eyes; 1928 T 81 NV.
COLORED 1880 CORCORAN ST.
N.W.-Modernistic fu-n, front room,
End H., for employed person or
cooking privil.; $3.50 Tk. MI.
LoL0RgD-1OOO BLOCK OF PARK
RD.. for single person. man or lazy:
privils. Reas. Call MI. 1854. Refs.
coLoRED 1887 FLORIDA AVE.
Conven. fransp VII. 1851. ~
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

WILSON BLVD, nr. Courthouse,
modern bldg. newly decorated; suit
aple for Offices, dress maker, archi-
tect. lawyer. doctor and dentist; in
cludes living quarters, tile bath,
screened porch; $92.50 per mo.
Call MRS. BURD, OK. 0520. 10
AVAILABLE JUNE I, I95O-Very de-
sirable apt. in fashionable Conn.
ave. building; foyer. living room.
corner bedroom, kitchen, din. and
bath; less than 500 including all
utilities; if you own a good home
in either Wakefield. Forest Hills or
Chevy Chase and consider selling
same, this may be the answer to
your problem. Do not apply unless
you have such house for sale and
need such an apartment. BOX 421-G,
Star. -
1-BEDRM. APT, mod. bldg, close to
transp.; S70.60; no children. 1900
N. Oak st. Arlington. Va.
COW. TRANsP. to Georgetown L.
brary; apt for eRpl. cple. and
child can redeaAeate. EN-. 0s7s.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GLOVER PARK-Nicely furn or un-
furn house; ) bedrms.. liV. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., kit; for
merry rented 70 diplomat; available
immedistsly. EN- 6s2la N,.7
Two bedrm. house semidet.: iss-
SILVER sPRING-Five rms. and bath.
gas heat. porch. garAge. trees.
ground for Eardens adults, no pets
wHEAToE-Brick bunEaiox. 1854
lease pref. MODERN REALTY CO.
sH. O627' John M. Heron. Broker.
5Ies NEW HAMP. AVE. N.w.-open
ins for Europe win rent or sell.
@PEnNY.' fiti EE Apos4oL1EsiH esTt a5 HA' a%sO'
Mr.. FORT MYER-Two bedrmS, l
bath. liv rm,. din. rm;. kit. bsmt,.
from White House. 5 min. from Lin.
coin Memorial Bridge: from SI25.
. en- 5SIs; 2 70 8 Pm; weekdays.
One block south OF Bradley Blvd
rms. baths, 2-csr EsraTe; imns-
AAMEFsIcAN SECURITY l. TRGsr
sfS.RM'r f2. ST Honsk, og9Gi nicely ,nr, g..
den pr,it N, ntsen, tHtn.i gar
For information, apply stand No.
se. EARL MiLsTEAD' %
FOR RENT FURNISHED - This
fhars,1s fh M.1 E1. Enite HsisRts ssRSoarS hoq
British Embassy. Adequate for en-
tertaining and excellent family
beginning May %; $3.50 monthly.
Call Mrs. Matthew Finn, DU.. 1874.
sSAnDoz; INC: 2 Dupont Circle; q
BUNGALOW, nicely furn.; S1l35Q %.
on yrs. lease: adults preferred II.
BROOKS PERR1NG q CO.. REALTORS
CIEvELAND PARK-7-9 rooms. new.
y decorated. comfortably iuaI1ishec
TAX. PARK-Fully furn. 2-story bT.
home; June. July. Aug; $3.50 per
ALExAHDRIA-Preshly painted, nice.
ly furn.. 3-bedrm. Englsh-typs
house; Ice. scr'nd. porch iand.cpd:
10 min. 70 PentsEon. AL. 2i46., =
DOMINION HnL~Three bedrm, brick
house; fenced in yd.; End bath tn
bSmt small tsleHsion; radio aop-
sole and Bendix; On the bus upSs
ssBspRMi sI mo- RAMBLER. Is, SEQ: silver
Spring, for period June . 70 july
2s. Phone 81. O527. -
WE HAVE SEVERAL furnished homes
for rent In Bethesda and Chevy
AvAii. throush June 40; 8 rms. Z
bedrmS; completely furn; Sl3O ne.
incl. utiis. and phone. IA. psbs,
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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ROOMS UNEURNISHED
ROOMS WITH soARn

CoLoRED-49 HANOVER sT.-Lge.
rm., all privils.. priced reas.; will
accept child. DE. 1895. -6
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hy. service: furniture, trunks and
moES SsSfsss .HTTosS At ssSe IHr II r ETR2s& Q2sg
across the country: safe storage In
fPhUasstSso Phone 10 tNUR' SfS4 uNfoE fR s4RosAoi sRo5sAd1i
CO. INC est, 1909
conven.: reas. rates. Call anytime.
AID. 1897. g.
long-distance moving.
packing, Grating; lge., Sm. Jobs; any
thing. anywhere. JOHN. HO. bslp.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcent..
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV,

Double and single rooms, some with
private hath; American plan; excel
lent meals; home atmosphere; 24-nr.
switchboard and elevator service.
HO. 1866.
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WESI,EY pALL

dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer
selected menu: S49 TO $3.50; 1<26
21st ct. NV. HU. 1924.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
New bldg, adj. to Rock Creek Park.
lge. liv. rm., open f1repl., bedrm.,
kit. bath: S130. Open 20 Sun
day, or call WI. 1891, Sat. -
TAKOMA PARK, Md rms, kit,
bath, 2-family bldg, util incl;
adults only.
WALTER A. BROWN
1104 VT Ave. MA. 1859. WI E132.
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SHIPLEY PARK APTS.
23rd and Alabama Sc.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Bus on corner, close to shopping,
within the District; beautiful de luxe
apts.
Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, bath, $50: liv.
m, bedrms,, kit, bath, SS7.t0
and Sa5
INCLUDING UTILITIES
A few minutes from downtown. via
new. So. Capitol Bridge, left on Suit
land Parkway to Alabama Sve., or
take any bus at 10th and Pa. ave,
transfer 9th and Va. ave sc. to
W-6 bus to ,23rd and Alabama ave.
and our protect.
Apply Mr.. Waldron. resident man
ager,, 3341 23rd st. Sc, 30. 2-3133.
Jonathan Woodner Co.
1900 18th ST. NV.
RE. 1888, RE. 1925.
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KENT VILLAGE

conveniences and such features as
large closets, bright spacious rooms
with picture windows. trained recre-
ational director for such children s
activities as soft ball. bowling scouts
nursery-school. etc. memberships
available in adjoining country club;
schools and, stores nearby: Capital
Transit H-6 and WM6A busses into
development.
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OPEN SUN 2-5

2540 Mass. Ave. NV.
Apartment for sale In this
choice restricted ouildinE, eon-
SiStinG Of living rui,, din. rm,
kitchen. . beoFmS bath, sun
porch. moderate carrying
charGeS; has no mortEAge on
buildinG For further infor-
nation, call Mrs. Chase.
Laura Harlan & Co.
1908 18th So. NV. Ma. 403l
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Rental office on premises.
5433 55th pl., Apt. 1O1, WA. 52s6
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
RE 66kn g

COLONIAL INVESI MENU CO.
RE. $500. 5
AVAILABLE FOR GRACIOUS LIVING
Spacious 1-bedroom apt, including
living room, dining room. bath and
large closets. kitchen has unusual
cabinet space; stainless steel sink;
elect. garbage disposal; excel. refgr.
and range; provisions for elec. dish
washer; applications are also being
accepted for beautiful 2 and 3 bed
room apis; spacious. attractive
grounds. Phone OIL. 41O0, or visit
Chevy Chase dr., Chevy Chase. Md;
located 2 blks. beyond Columbia
Country Club; u blk. to Conn. ave.
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ENTIRE FLOOR
Pvt. ent.; new Sc. sect; 3 rms,
nicely furn.: utils., washing machine,
no linens, dishes; $1l0. AK. 3461.
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LGE. SLEEPING RM.. . closets: Mt
Pleasant loc.; sgle. or dble. co. 1850.

AlO7 FEssENDEN ST.-Pvt. home.
cor. nm; nr. transp.; empl. young
lady. EN-. 1892 aft. 8, any time Sun.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

CAPITOL HILL-Newly dec. efic., for
one refined, employed adult; util.
incl. Call Ii 3-3734. 10
MCLEAN GARDENS Completely
furn., 2-bedrm. apt, avail June 1st
for summer, S125 per mo. OR. 2549.
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31OO PERRY ST. Brentwood, Md
. comfortable sleeping rooms near
carline; gentlemen preferred WA.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
CARLTON HALL
GIII,-BERT

e46o 18th st. NV, sgle. and dble.
rms, some with pvt. bath: maid and
cA.hr PIX SerYice co. 72&1
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Dr.. Ruthven Outlines Atomic Energy Plans

Beneficial possibilities of atomic
energy far outweigh its destructive
effects, according to DR.. Alexander
G. Ruthyen, president Of the Uni
versity Of Michigan.
To drive these benefits, the
university is planning a program
Of research into peacetime ap-
plication of atomic energy. This
was outlined last night by DR..
Ruthven before about 100 mem
bers of the university's Washing
ton alumni at a dinner in the
officers club Of the Bethesda
Naval Hospital.
I'VE cannot prevent war by
making bigger bombs" declared
the educator, "but we can prevent
1t by Utilizing atomic energy to
raise the living standards of ma
tions and to stamp out tragic pow
erty."
The research program. known as
the Phoenix project. a World War
III memorial, will cost $500 900,
which the university is seeking
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from its alumni all over the
country. DR.. Ruthven emphai-
sized the Phoenix project will be
strictly private, with no Federal
funds sbeing sought.
He is on a Nation-w wide tour ex-
planning the project to alumni.
This morning he was to visit
President Truman.
Other speakers at last nights
dinner included James w. Follin.
assistant to the General Services
Administrator, and Judge Wilbur
K. Miller of the United States
Court of Appeals. Louis H. Hurd
president of the alumni club here.
was POSTMASTER.