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Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-05

1 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
 TURF, WASHINGTON 25, DC, APRIL 27, 1850. Sealed proposals -ior the furnishing of all labor and
 materials, tools, erecting equip ment, transportation, etc, for the construction ot one Z-peurOom residence and one 4-bedroom resi-
 Ience, including all electrical,
 plumbing, and heating work, to- gether with sewer ana water lines
 at the Fairbanks Experiment Sta
 ton, Fairbanks, Alaska, for the
 Agricultural Research Admins
 tration, U. s. Department of Az ricuIture, will be received until
 two o'clock PM. Eastern Stand ard Time, June 6, 1850, and then publicly opened. Award of the contract will be made to only one contractor quoting the lowest price for the entire project as stated in item No. l Basic) less any alternates the Government may elect to accept One set of plans and specifications will be furnished free upon application therefor, to contractors (only) who can quote upon the entire project as required. Contractors may purchase additional sets at ten dollars (S1O.OO per set. Checks must be certified and made payable to the Treasurer of the United States. Reference should be made to USDA No. IT. 50. Drawings and specifications may be seen without charge. or be obtained as previously stated at the Office of the Chief, Divi- sion of Purchase, Sales and Traf- fic, U. s. Department of Agricul- ture, Washington 25, D. C., or at the Office of Mr. Don L. Irwin, Director, Alaska Agricultural Ex- pertinent Station, Palmer, Alaska. Published May 5, 1850
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-05
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURF, WASHINGTON, D. C.,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURF, WASHINGTON, D. C.,
 APRIL 2, 1850. Sealed propos-
 als for the furnishing of all labor
 and materials, tools, erecting equipment, transportation, etc,
 to construct a 4-bedroom resi- .dence, including all electrical, plumbing and heating work, to- gether with outside sewer line, a aug well, and walks at the Fur Experiment Station, Petersburg, Alaska, for the Agricultural Re search Administration, U. s. De- partment Of Agriculture, will be received until two o'clock PM. Eastern Standard Time, June 6, 1850, and then publicly opened.
 Award of the contract will be made to only one CD contractor quoting the lowest price for the entire project as stated in Bid Item No. 1 (basic), less any al ternates the Government may elect to accept. One set of Plans and Specifications (USDA No. 72- 3U) may be had without cost by contractors (only) who can quote upon the entire project as re- quired.
 Contractors may purchase ad- dltlonal sets at five dollars (S5.00) per set. Checks must be certified and made payable to the Treas urer of the United States. Draw lngs and Specifications may be seen without charge or obtained as previously stated at the Office of the Chief, Division of Pur- chase, Sales and Traffic, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Wash ington p, DC, or at the Office of MT. Don L. Irwin, Director Alaska Agricultural Experiment Palmer, Alaska.
 Published May ,, 1850
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-05
University President Picns Visit fc VcIIev

Dr. and Mrs. Ferris Moore of the University of Alaska, who last week returned from a good will tour of cities in Southeastern Alaska, announced upon their re- turn to the campus that they also hope to visit Palmer, Wasilla and Anchorage soon.
 Purpose of these visits, Dr. Moore said, is to discuss the Uni versity with school superinten- dents, principals and high school students"
 No date was fixed for the Uni versity heads arrival in the Val ley. He recently declined an in- vitation to be speaker at Palmer High School commencement ex- ercises on May IT.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-05
Club Meetings For Month
 Are SchaduIed

May meeting dates and places for the Valleys Homemakers' clubs were announced today by Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook, home demonstration agent. Clubs will meet as follows:
 Glacierview at Mrs. Virgil Eek ert's on May 16.
 Chugiak at the Chugiak Coffee Shop on May H.
 Wasilla at the home of Mrs. Glen Barnes on May IS.
 Knik at the community build ing on May g.
 12:30 Club on May 10, location of meeting unknown.
 Cheechako at the home of Mrs. Pat LaWton on May 8.
 Riverbend at the home of Mrs. Myram Tunnicliff on May Is.
 Sourdough at the home of Mrs. Lila NeWville on May g.
 Butte at the home of Mrs. Diana McKechnie on May II.
 Evening Craft at the home of Mrs. Emma Fogg on May g.
 Cottonwood at the home of Mrs. nah Senske on May II at 7 pm. TAs club also will meet again on May 29.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-05
ALEUT!AN VOLCANO IS ACTIVE. NAVY SAYS

Navy vessels sailing near Care lol Island in the Aleutians bring reports of an active volcano there. It was announced this week from Kodiak, headquarters for the Sev- enteenth Naval District. Vapor clouds have been sighted which rise to a height of 1000 feet.
 Gareloi Island is actually an lsiet only five miles in diameter. It IS bare of vegetation and is un- Inhabited although sometimes used as a camp site by native fishing parties. Gareloi lies about 6O miles west of Adak.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-05
ACCA Gets S350 From Palmer As January. February Donation

Palmer's contribution to the Alaska Crippled Children's Asso- citation, for the first two months of 1850, was S350, it was reported this week by the ACCA treasurer. This sum represents that organi- zation's share of the Community Chest receipts for this year.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-06-16
What is the Pattern
by Rub Taylor

There Is pattern to HE.
Sometimes it seems vagu end dis
tinct. Sometimes we cannot see II
at all. But i is here clear and
sharp If we can attain the pro-
per persective.
Sometimes we have to get in
the air in order to look down uon
ourselves. Not down" in de-
rogatory sense, but from above
in order to get the full view of
where We are heding.
When { look down from a plane,
we see the whole countryside neat
~ spead out before us. Tn small
ugliness dispear. What see is
beautiful in form, geometic in out
line, a shading of eolors, each
distinct, yet creating a harmoni-
Gus whole. We see the brown rib
boss of the roads. threading thr-
ough the countryside, converging
and diverging with relentless logic.
There is sense of oneness, of
completeness. There are no state
lines or nan-made barrirs of pr
JUDGE visible from the air.
So it is in the present crisis
We need to lift ourselves above
the stress Of hatreds, tn fever OF
conflicting beliefs, the horror of
the pestiIence that is the menace
of war
We need to look down unpon al
this turmoil We need to see is foi
what it is blazing, soaring cru
chile in which We are forged into
united nation Of loyal citizens
who have at heart the survival OF
our nation, the good of all. re-
CARELESS of class, race, creed. oil
! color. We need to rise high enough
, so that the dividing lines will fade
out and the pattern of democracy
become plain.
When we come down to earth
we must kee this vision with US
For, while national unity may be
forged in the heat of emergency
as it has betn in the past, sill {
must now take steps to proclaim
our unity of purose and establish
an understanding of our common
faith to carry ON through the ten.
Sc days hat lie ahead-so hat wher
the hour of crisis has passed il
will be a living force binding to.
gether all the people of our nation
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-06-16

length of clapper-3 feet, 2 inches
and the cost--60 pounds. las, sd.
TRAVELS AND EXHIBITIONS
The Bell. has been removed from
independence Hall on the following
occasions: Sept. Is. TIT when
the British Army was about to
occupy the City of Philadelphia.
The Bell was removed from the
State House for its preservation.
1t was conveyed with the heavy
baggage of the American Army
IN a supply train of 700 wagons
guarded by 200 North Carolina
and Virginia calvary mounted
troops, to Allentown, Pa, where it
was hidden in lions Church until
June u, ITS, when it was return
ed TO Philadelphia and rehung in
the tower of independence Hall:
Jan. %. lss5-Philadelphia to New
Orleans, Worlds Industrial and
Cotton Exposition; July 25, 1898
to Chicago, Worlds Columbian Ex-
position; October "a. lS95-to At
lanta, Ga, Cotton States and At
lanta Exposition; Jan. 6 1eO2-to
Charleston, SC, Interstate and
West Indian Exposition; June 15
lso3-to Boston, Bunker Hill eele-
bration; 1904 to st. Louis, I.ouisi-
ana Exposition; Oct. %. 1913
Philadelphia Historical Street Par
AIDE, Founders Week celebration:
July 4, l9l5-to. San Francisco
Panama-Pacifc Exposition; Oct.
10, l9l7-Philadelphia Street Par
ade, First Liberty Loan Day.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-06-16
Tues, Wed. Thurs.
June 20, Il, 1850

ar beautiful as we'll as most COM
Portable and complete Il IS in
tere.ting 10 note the structure Of
these homes as 10 th floor pat
tern If them The 3-bed room
houst is a. follows. Floor plan
and all complete
blouse and foor plan)
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-06-16
House

Carver Park will display sew
eral Of its beautiful new homes
and their surroundings, next Tues
day, We'd. and Thursday, Jun 20.
81, and 22nd, at hours. afternoon.
"a and Evening" ~ o'clock.
These homes are built IN the
most modern styles and types and
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-06-16
Carver Park Open
Afternoons "a p. II
Evenings 7-9 p. IN.

The = b d-room house and floor
plans.
II will be Interesting TO be able
to visit Champaign's newest sec
ton and see ths ~ beautiful new
homes. We shall see you on the
above dates at Carver Park Court
Evening star., 1950-09-20
BY the Associafsd Press

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2o.-A
terror stricken 18-year-old bride
to-be is under police protection
because skulking night prowler,
whistling a funeral dirge, threat
ened her life.
But even in the face Of death
threats, pretty Jacquelyn Cadow
says she will marry, even II she
has to have a policeman escort her
down the aisle.
Jacquelyn and her mother. Mrs.
Clifford Cadow, came here from
their home in Paradis. La. after
many sleepless nights during
which the prowler whistled his
mournful funeral march beneath
the girls window.
Jacquelin, engaged to marry
State Trooper Herbert Belsom. 26,
of New Orleans, on October /, told
reporters this story:
Last February the mystery man
UCSd4l ShO4h111S IA Ou11O 41CI 1lOIAC
at night, whistling tunes and wolf
calls. Police were called but the
whistler always escaped. Several
times when Jacquelyn's father, a
night worker in an oil field, was
away from home, some one broke
in but always eluded police.
When Jacquelyn's engagement
was announced August !, the
whistled tunes changed to a
funeral march. Then came tele-
phoned threats.
your daughter will never mar
ry Herbert" the caller told Mrs.
Cadow one night. I'm going to
kill her, and If I don't get her. I'll
get your little boy, Mickey"
Mickey is Jacquelyn's 5-year-old
brother.
Monday night when Jacquelyn
had fled to the home of relatives
here in an effort to escape hear
ing the funeral march, the whistler
Evening star., 1950-09-20
How you, TOO, eun get real heIp
10 Skin Beauty and Skin Comfort

o Here's your chance to get Noxzema at
big saving! Noxzema-the grease1ess, medi-
Gated skin cream that's long been family
standby in millions of American homes,
from coast to coast!
Noxzema is marvellous aid to love1ier-
looking skin. Used as night cream and
powder base, this greaseless cream not only
helps your problem skin look softer and
smoother, but it helps protect skin beauty,
too! You see Noxzema is medicated for
mula-a unique oil-and-moisture emulsion!
Medicated Noxzema brings quick relief
from so many skin troubles. It helps heal
fexterna1ly-caused blemishes and minor
skin irritations. Millions depend on it for
sunburn and kitchen burns, for windburn
and chapped hands in winter. Noxzema's so
Evening star., 1950-09-20

called and said, "tel Jackie I know
she's hiding. If I don't get her
I'll get the boy
A short time later the shrilly
whistled funeral march was heard
at the home where Jacquelyn was
staying. Police guarding the front
of the house rushed to the rear
but the whistler had vanished.
I'm so scared I don't know what
to do" she said. 1--WE lost 18
pounds already because Of this
thing.
Jacquelyn recalled that in one
of his threatening phone calls the
whistler told her mother:
Don't forget, I'll be at that we'd
ding"
Evening star., 1950-09-20
Iceland Rescue Teams Hope To Reach Flyers Today

koell Glacier. An American res.
cue plane, one of several dis.
patched to the scene, landed or
the glacier yesterday.
The plane made a perfect land
ing but its skis got fouled, in loose
snow. Unable to extricate the
craft before darkness fell, the
crew prepared for a takeoff try
today.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
BY the Associated Press

REYKJAVIK. Iceland, Sept. 20
Rescue teams hoped to begin
the removal today of six men and
o girl marooned atop a 6,O0O-foot
glacier since Thursday, when their
1celandic Airline Skvmaster
crashed on the frozen peak.
The reScuers were converging
on the spot by air and on foot. A
ground party Of seasoned noun
taineers was working its way up
the steep slopes toward Vatnaj-
Evening star., 1950-09-20

TO bring you the very best in fuel oils has long been the
policy of L. P. Steuart & Bro, Inc That policy of
high quality holds good complete line of
fine petroleum products the addition of Calso Gas
oline and RPM Motor Oils and Lubricants. We
vnced that each is the finest of it's kind
If you've done much travelling lately, you've noticed
that "Calso, the NEW BIG NAME in gasoline, ap-
pearng all through the East The fact that L. P Steuar
Evening star., 1950-09-20

soothing. And it's greaseless, doesn't stain!
Stock up now. Get several jars of Nox-
zema Skin Cream and have enough on hand
for all your family. ut-time is limited on
this Anniversary Special" Today-get your
$50 jar of Noxzema for only 59e-*aln1ost
half again as much for your money as in the
Small size. At all drug and cosmetic counters.
Evening star., 1950-09-20

& Bro Inc, bringing Caso Gasoline to the Capital
is good news for every Washington motorst For Caso
quickest startng smooest acceraton, most ping
free altogether the finest possible performance
from your First chance you get drive in at the big
red sign Fill up with this great motor fuel and try
its accompanying line of nationally famous RPM Motor
Oils and Lubricants We believe you'll be of the
regulars who always drive on Calso Gasoline.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
Pilot Sweeps Streets

A 26-year-old British CONNER
cial airline pilot has abandoned
his job and London fiat and now
serves as q street sweeper, de-
claring he should do q job Of real
service to the community"
Evening star., 1950-09-20

Railroads consumed an esti-
mated 72 million tons of bitumi-
nous coal in 1949.
Evening star., 1950-06-10

GEORGETOWN. 5000 Que st. NV
Single and dble. rms, nicely furn.;
good transportation. AID. 9317;
NEWLY DECORATED, double expo
sure, cony. transp., College PIX, Md
aii; m FSs1 ST. N.w.-studio rm.. 81 srill.
refgr,, TV: Sl0-S15. Small, single,
753 QUEBEC PL. N.w.-Furn. rm.
for Ink; refgr. and telephone facil.;
nr. intersec. Ga. and N. Hamp. ave.
1i3S NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Lge.
Ink. rm.,. 1st-floor front, running
water and refriserator; S44. RE.
1906 MERIDIAN PL. NV and ID .
ton; Sober adults. See janitor. IA
refgr and stove; no drinking; SS5O
sgle., $40 dble.; refs. DI. 2234
NICELY FURN. RIM. with twin beds
a%.. nna aa'9inIas 49, gsas bath 1913 lz.h III st
$50 mo. call RA, s276. ID
DOWNTOWN, 1909 18th st. NV
Single room; quiet adult; sink, elec
plate; icebox; $50 week.
GEORGETOWN, 1888 p St, nr. WIS
ave.--Light. airy. . windows, SEMI
pvt. bath and kit; S50-S60. Seen
II to 4. Ho. 1647 or AID. 3946
N.W.-Det. home; rm., alcove,
refgr., hot plate, share bath: |
girl: Bendix, linens. RA. 6157
2 BEDROOMS with kitchen r privil.
eges, in beautiful detached home
227 Quackenbos st. ne. at New
Hampshire ave. Call RA. 1920
Sat and Sun. III
Evening star., 1950-06-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont. +,

ROOM FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER
and child; beard and day care for
MOTHER viii give I'm. and board to
empl mother with child; care given
child; odggs lge. cool rm. refs EXCHANGED.
BRAND NEW-Elizabeth Ann's room
and board. 2O6 East .Braddock I'd,
Alexandria. Bus at door. 10 min
utes from Pentagon, exclusive neigh
borhood; girls only. AL. 9555. -l6
FULL-TIME CARE for infants by ex-
peerieanessds mother in new ls. home
4s0s 4 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Rm. and
IS min. to town. GE, 0121. -12
CLEAN ROOMS. air cooled; good food;
1877 s9s Saf BELMoiT IL a" RD. D. NW-cooi NV
attrac. rms, 2 excel. meals daily;
shady lawns with croauet; 20 Minis
from downtovn; pleasant young peo-
MaSsIoN Rls sa5 "a eLts Rs. 1880 S Mass M saSe
You will love the house. the location;
plentiful, delicious meals; $50
month. Well make special rates &c
q party of three. DE. 9S46. 10
STAY COOL, by living at q close in
Silver Spring estate; large triple ex-
posure rm., connecting bath with
twin beds: meals z days per week;
cali ealY ST. fo6 a5s4. gsF person per mli month
1928 18th ST. NW.-Vacancies for
young men: cool rooms with running
water; shower baths. switchboard,
excellent board. Downtown. 15'
1893 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Triples. 3 windows, large closet.
Doubles, 2 windows, twin beds. All
the food you can eat. Conv. trans
portation. Ill
DOWNTOWN-1625 18th st. NV.
Clean, cool: elevator; superior food;
plenty baths; good beds. CO. 1850.
LICENSED DAY CARE for 1 or 2
children, over 2 yrs; apt: for
mother; pvt. entr.; q real home.
Call LA. 6-453S.
COOL, CLEAN ROOMS has pri-
vate. bath; for young people: good
meals; conven. location; laundry
nriVile OnOO
Evening star., 1950-06-10
RMS. FURk.-MD, g VA.

WEST HYATTSVILLE-Master bed
rm., kitchen privils; child ac-
cepted. Large yard; $50. UN. 0407
LARGE ROOM, next to bath. new
and city; telephone, cooking AND
laundry privils,: . persons, $50 mo.
%T' 9ne' 49, SO; Couple or girls preferred
NEWLY DECORATED RooM-For /
esnf. Or Z; Cross ventilation. Close + te
ALEx.-Lge. double rm.. semipvt
taurant. TIE. 4S01. -15
HERE'S YOUR ANSWER to the prob
lem OF escaping the wicked summer
neat N Gr,ipsfhn ,MisfhInEton; ige: cool rm
grounds and porcRes; meals % op.
tional, daily maid service. parking
prlVils;; 10 min. Key Bridge. Call
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen
privilege; settled lady, Govt. employe;
so5 n. NJ EMERSON; ST. 81, lar Hrlineton-
double bed, next bath: Ice. porch;
81 week; "a blk. to bus on Wilson
blvd: men only. CHI. 6S23. II
ARLINGTON-Lge. furn rm. for l or
Va dIHB eUlTdECe .
500. POI N. Irving St, OK 1888. =
kENSINGTON, MD.-Furn. rms,
pvt; home; semipvt. bath. 10.
4IOs MD. AVE, Brookmont, Md
Take Cabin John street car, get off
at Stop 25; l double and ! single;
board optional; walking distance to
Army Map Service. IL"
FURNISHED ROOM For summer
only: large and cool; private en-
trance and private "a bath; triple
exposure; sleeps or 3; new brick
home, in College Park; 500 month.
Call TO. 56l9. III
ARL.-Nice double rm. in pvt. home.
Semipvt. bath, unlim. phone; cooking
privils. optional; cony. transp. 903
s. Oak St, OW. $500. ii
COMFORTABLE RM., adj. bath. in
pvt. home; conv. transp., breakfast
privil. ia. 4-l205. III
RO0MS-Eyery convenience; beauti-
full, quiet, pvt. home. for young, cul-
tured gentlemen; refs. 81. 606S. IL
Evening star., 1950-06-10
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL Iit5 wishes h to o.sa share lge t9rn; AFT ga
all day Sat, or before IL.
YOUNG or middle-aged Jewish girI
Nn1e, and Ga; ave; car. ia. .s446; III
genial atmosphere, all young people
! blk. from Pa. ave. at Barney Cir
vi. 0628, before . pm.
NV. EXCLUSIVE Refined
young lady, share attractive. air.
conditioned apt. NO. 1910.
COOL; CONF. APT, to share with
LEGATION; Iocation; ref. exchanged; $50. HU,
BEDRM., in new apt: working cpl
or = girls; home privils; end D. c.
& line; Box 295-J. Star. lie
Conn. Cali Wo. 555a. I'll
GIRL to share lge. front rm; twin
reasonable: GE 94s5. -15
PROFESSIONAL MAN will share apt. +;
SSs; e. }n]y ii 5st sos5 oss55irIsy-Duke Xpts
5th Ha S. Sell SweonEshial RI s9ss EXT T. girl to
share 3-rm. apt. with another;
excel. tranSp; expenses low. Ia.
1851: after 6 pm. 10
WANTED, l girl to share 3-rm. apt.
with 2 others. $50 mo. Age 1926.
25l8 18th st. NV. MI 1884 after
TWo GiRIs to share with one other,
lovely modern apt. television. OW.
S193, after $50. 10
TWO MEN, students preferably, to
share Groom bachelors apt. in
G. w. U. area; $50 each. ST. 6993
GIRL. 1925. to share Arm. apt
NV. section. DE. 1894, Sat. OF
Sun. or after pm. weekdays
SHARE WITH GIRL over %, newl,
Turn turn. apt apt mod daon NV; apt; bldg.
GR fas iSS go to a5 SooS desTsd Esd 41S td shar.
efficiency apt. in modern apt. bldg
GIRL, 25 to SO. permanently en-
ployed, to share my nicely furnished
apt, apt; bldg: express bus. 10.
2-94S7 after 3 pm; III
BUSINESS GIRL to share very nicely
1urnI Sgle; apt, ample cupid. space;
GIRL Will SHARE me her 0eSni Completely
furn. house with 2 working girls,
room, unlimited phone; garden; ga
rage; automatic washer, sewing
machine. OR 444S.
GIRL TO SHARE apt. with another
Congress Heights, conv. to Nichols
aye. and Boiling Field; beaut. furn.;
CoLoREED = e EMnPiLoYED GIRL to
share apt. with another, $50 mo
Evening star., 1950-06-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

DUPONT CIRCLE-UNUsUAL-Liv
rm. with fireplace, dinette, kit, :
bedrms., tiled bath, roof deck, 2
nights; mod. furn., fully equipped;
years lease; S195 mo; includes utils
1851 FAIRMONT sT.-Comb. liv.-
See MANAGER. z to s; SEQ. o. II puS
ARLINGTON, VA.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
klt; and bath; employed couple;
SlO0 mo-. utils; incl. 709 N. Ken
6O7 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Entire
sSeeI ast A. tr;rse emDl wi adults z. preferTed
1926 N. FREDERiCK ST. Airing ton
Mice furn. bedrm. with privilege
OF kit, din. rm. and liy. rm.: all
utll. furn.; 1 or 2 empl. persons:
UNUSUAL ATTRACTIVE Arm. apt.
nw; nbone newly sSnn. fuFn; ~ PVT. t,. bath uni
DGPoNr iHPo CIRCLE, a11o r st. NV nv
.Lge., nicely furn. Ink. quiet rm.,
rsaSonable; best location.
LIV. RIM. .-BEDRM., KIT, dinette, tile
bath, util' incl Laundermat; new
apt; 5o1 near stores transp,; 500 LU'
1-BEDRM. FURN. APT. 4es1 Lewis
ave, suitland Manor, Md. HI. 4lo7.
BETHESDA. 1900 Chevy Chase blvd,
e1fqeF enefte, saSe MiS BATH FCSms so mohS2 ktsh
Also large rm;, sun deck and kitchen
9675 or RE. 9523. Iii
S.E.-Three rooms. bath; with util.
in 4-family building: conv. to
shopping sSoI ping and transp,; SInI $3.50 and
NICELY FURN. APT. bedrm,,, for
1448 washington ave, Huntington
Apts., Apt. 3o4, Alex, Va. after
SNAIL APT. bedrm. and breakfast
dows, nicely furn.; $50 mo. 1347
ses es'iis sucHASHN eii S;x, ST. Nw.-Bsmt al
apt. lge. room, kit, private bath;
no objection to children. RA. e441
COUPLE OR TWO GIRLS, to share
eogple. viii consider i child. FR
3 RMS, bath and shower; all utili,
Pleasant APT, Fulton St. west OF
Wis; liv. rm;, bedrm., dinette
ca titHhfn Sb aod oSe5 paw Wo SS5 i55P ger o mGqth
DOWNTOWN. I2i4 18th st. NV
Nicely furn., lee; apt, spotlessly
clean; family of 3. or 8 employed
sIs LADIES; T.$iSR Sis EACH sT N.w-a-bed Nw-aMbI1 I'm
boys. Can be seen at any time
GEORGETOWN - housekeeping
| rm. and bath. refgr.. pvt. entr.
s75. Nj NJ. o9G4' .pn No. eye. ii
st. s. sem s5d ,ss@ 5s@iPy'i 10 6sth' fsi
LIVING RIM. bedrm., dinette. kit
cepted. AK. 3544. Iii
OFF CONN. (230Q blk.)-Large suite
Z aolIsMdos hsdrms Ssss G double; ! sinsle,:
large kit; duplex; strictly private
4II9 4th ST. NV; lovely light ane
airy apt: suitable for two; conv
BEDR6oM 1E6Psp qniiNtef ASp S1PcHsN R9GHs sem5vt
bath. S35 month. HI. 731s. III
3-BEDRM. DUPLEX, porch and yd.
upper 10th ST.; nicely furn, TV; JUNE
18th to Sept: 9th; Sl45 mo-, incl
util Sligo 1880 Ill
STUDIO APIS. for l. . or 3 per.
sons, Embassy area; full maid serv.
from sos and up person; include.
> meals per day; selective menus
refs. REQ. MRS. BUTTON. HO. 1000
IA
LIV. RM., dinette, bedrm.. kitchen
baths $40 mo-; maid service avail
10. 3-42S6. 10
MODERN 3-RM. and bath bsmt. apt.
private entrance Venetian blinds
couple only; sH; $3.50. IL
studio bsmt. apt; pvt. kit. and bath
and entr. Conv. to transp.: idea
for . refined. people. IL
NEWLY DECORATED. ready for oc.
cupancy June Is; l.r., bedrm., kit
and bath. Call GE. 0160. Ill