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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-42O5 18th ST..
ne. Open daily TO o pm Maz-
nificent 9 rm. detached brick. 2is
baths, slate roof. Inspect and make
Gs Ssso8S9!s 5564 %ooDRfpoE I$Gd sEAiTY ;T;i
MICHIGAN PARK-Unquestionably
one OF the markets great values:
lovely det. brick Colonial slate roof,
gift. hy; rm. with flrepl., 3 !Gs.
beautiful paneled rec. rrn-, lac. con-
crete screened porch. Anchor-fencsd
rear yard. brand-new refzr. and
stove plus dishwasher. disposal.
Bendix washer, drspeTies, awnings;
entire property immaculate Eves.
PRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI I4if.
MICHIGAN PARK, 1000 down
Beautifully furn. 5-rm. semi-ds-
tached brick in immaculate eond.
Front porch, fun bsmt.. sas heat.
hoT1 sHRKs N y, 9Th adsoo dsp1sit y, ROYCE L.
excel, eond. Liv. rm.. din. rm', KIT.
front porch; end frr 3 bedrms. ana
bath; full bsmt.. outside entYancs.
real BUY Call M. Mackintosh.
WAIVER BROS" NC Di. s5o0s
$500 Down PAYMENT. near istA
and II sts.-5 rms, bath; wonder
fnl condition. This house IDEAL for
working couple. Monthly payments
Mr.; CATHOLIC q. and TAFT jr, High.
all tapestry brick, slate roof. eedrm.
and bath igt a., 3 other oedrms-.
. other baths. extra lge. lot. gar.s
for full details call Dl 1918 eyeg-s
VI. 1897. WIN. II. SAUNDERS co.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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COLORFD-TAYIOR ST AND a.
,OLoREDNIgOo BLOCK QUINCY
coLoRED-iDEAL HOME FOR SALE

COLORED 1900 BLK. QUINCY ct.
Wide row brick. reception hall, liy.
rm, with fireplace, lEc. din. rm. with
built-in china cabinet, nice kit. in
closed porch en- lst a., behrms.
Il bath, incloSed porch on 2nd n /;
tull bsHlt, deep lot with det Rar.
Call Mrs. Thompson. OV. 43S4; No.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

CoLORED-2 ROOMS. kitchenette
bath, NV. section; conv. to transp.
Call AID. 1895. Ill
COLORED-I RIM, kit. and bath
bsmt. apt: available May 13.; empl.
cple, no children. Call TR. 1869.
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BEAUTIFUL AND
TTNTTCTTAT
REMODELED HOME

I BLK. FROM n. HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Detached brick, full bsnnt.; only 2
yrs. old: rms. and 2 baths, gas
heat and refgr.; eonv OF shopping
and transp.; $l6,b0O; attrac. financ-
ing. Call Mr.. SHIFRIN, els New
York ave-. MA. 7416. Ill
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KENT VILLAGE
/ and 2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms
RENTALS FROM S71.7B
Utilities Included in Rent

SEE FURNISHED MODEL APT.
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route q. s. 80 to
3rd trafic light. then right on
Route 202, 20 ia miles to Kent
Village.
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SALES, INc,-152O K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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5.VEAP LEASE

Rooming house. Z. Capitol St: 3 rms.
oil heat; rent. $50 mo-: 4 rms. and
bath on 1st floor; running water IN
most rms. Same owner over 20 yrs.
THIS is Q beautiful place and only
S3. 800 E-Z terms
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HOUSES. FURNISHED

Mr.. FORT MYER-Two bedrms., l
bath, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bsmt.,
2-story semidet. furn. house; 4 mi.
from White House, 5 min. from Lin
coin Memorial Bridge; from S125.
EN-; 567S. 9 to 5 pm. weekdays.
den, fruit; 8 mi. from Naval Ord.
For information; apply Stand. No.
35. Eastern Market. 9TH and e SITS
.Sn;ee S;e;i ne EARL> M> M1LSTEAD. p
Fs iSo0ne 95 garage to oos'. bus and
SILVER sPRiNG@TWo bedrm. brick
bungalow, nicely furn.; S113.50 mo,
Rooks S5i fsSf pEsRS nSGs efefeTEed eo RssoTI f.
cool, COMFORTABLE historic stone
house on 8 acres; electric dish
washer, Bendix. etc. rooms, 2h
baths: u, mile from District; ~
onh months fasIpdins ssndns S Sqne % H. 4sGB ssaS
GA. AND SHEPHERD ST. N.W.9e
rms, well furn., 800 mo-: through
June 80, maybe longer. ia. 9s52.
FOR RENT FURNISHED = This
charming white, clapboard house in
Mass. Ave. Heights, near the British
Embassy. ADEQUATE for entertaining
ana excellent family living; easy
upkeep: 4 months lease beginning
May o5; $3.50 monthly: Cali Mrs.
INC. 9 Dupont circle. 3
5-ROOM HOUSE, partly furnished.
S97 per mo-; key at IS Perry ave-,
AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER MONTHS
to the right couple at special price:
a pleasant home, in beautiful Ken
wood. OIL. 002S "a
COTTAGE on 2o-acre estate. newly
dec, modern kit. and bath; 35 min.
from city; no children. Pets all
lowed. Prefer young couple. Ref
erences. S75 mo. Phone Bowie
4406 Sun or after z pm, on
SUMNER RENTAL. middle of May to
mid-Sept.: beorms, . baths; cool
section; SlS5: Army, Navy pre-
ADJACENT to American Univ. PIX,
conv. to transp. Pretty white brick
bungalow; patio and garden: liv
rm., din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath: available May Is: $3.50 per
mo, yearly lease. WO. 3s11; ewes,
Or 1907
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COLORED-WHY rent when for $500
down you can be the owner of q
beautiful apt: balance like rent;
finest NV. location: beautiful s.
story bldg; /, , and 3-bedrm. type
H, LoPATIN. DI. $3.50; eyes,, RA.
O60G
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CHASTI I,ETON HOTE1

CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 18th st. n.w.-Furn. apts.; ]
and 9 bedrms., daily maid service;
monthly rentals. Call DU. 1000
1862 COLUMBIA RD. NV bed
rms, living rm.. dinette, kitchen
and bath; 500 mo-
1885 18th st. NV rm., kitchen
and semipvt bath: sos; . rms,
kitchen and semipvt. bath. SIS.
HENRY SALUS
(Est. 1920 1104 Vermont ave. NV.
ST. 3344. III
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Realtors. DI, $3.50
SAUI'S ADDITION
SHEPHERD PARK
WAKEFIELD

DEN, 212 BATHS, RECR. RM.
Inspect this immaculate det. stone
and brick center hall Colonial home
in this exclusive conY. sec; features
spacious liy. rm. with mirrored fire-
place, wall-to-wall carpettns paneled
trust
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realtor, OR. 2100. Open Til o,
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
NEW APARTMENTS

LOCATED CORNER OF UNI
VERSITY LANE AND OLD
COLESVILE RID, "a MILE
FROM U. OF MD.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW
Ultramodern eficiencies, l.
and 2bedroom apis. for i'm
mediate and future occupancy.
SPACIOUS ROOMS, DINING
PTcTURE EST 'NV WINDOWS. i 5aTRs Z wHHD PAR,
QUIET FLOORS. SLIDING
CLOSET DOORS, DOUBLE
AND TRIPLE EXPOSURES,
EXHAUST FANS.
Efficiencies. $67, $3.50
1-bedrm., $78.75, $3.50
2-bedrm.. , $3.50. $92
INCLUDING UTILITIES
RESIDENT MGR. ON PREMISES
Directions: Out R. I. ave.
which becomes BALTIC blvd, to
last gate of U. of Md, turn
left on University lane to de-
velopment. Or out New Hamp.
ave. to University lane, turn
right on Univ. lane to Old
Colesville rd. and our project.
JONATHAN WOODlJER &C
100 18th St. NV.
RE. 1888, RE. 1925 10
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Thomas J. Fisher & Co.. Inc.
1925 WEBSTER ST.
OPEN TODAY. 4 TO 6
OPEN, 4-8 PM.

vacAnt--a rooms. S's baths. modern,
- 600 cash, SlA0 per month Act
autcklylil URCIOIyo REALTY. NE
1871 eVaS IA SrEO
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COLORED-ATTENTION
Colored-shepherd sd. NV.

Mr. 18th st; row brick; lst O. liv,
recptn. hall: " END hoor. 3 bsdrms So !.
kit and tiled bath; full bsmt. with
nicely finished recr. rm and study.
OH h-wh. Nice front and rear
yards; det. garage This home 10
IN immac cond $4,000 cash re-
Colonial Investment Co.
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GRAHAM & co.
TIL Q PM. 81. 8oiO.

APTS. OR DIR. S OFFICES
Irving St shining new condition,
down to the last window screen, lust
of fashionable 18th St. opp Kene-
saw aptS,; 3 RptS., and gTound -leVtl
bright, clean bsmt, with pretty rear
garden; easy terms, Call Mrs 9trAd-
ley. cox & CO. RE. 1898. eves..
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENs-30th and Nay
lor rd. sc. Available May l, 2nd A.,
B-1 type; also 3rd f., 3 bedrms.
Lowest mo. charges in DC; DRURY
REALTY CORP, RE. 1888; evenings,
GE. 1920 or TW. 1191.
TWO-BEDROOM cooperative apt.
excellent sc. location; immediate
possession; price. S1O.55O; $4,000
cash, $SS per mo-. including all
utils. T. PAUL MUDD CO.. LU
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MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN
3147 nth ct wv

MI. PLEASANT BARGAIN
3147 18th ST. NV.
OPEN DAILY, . TO 5 PM.
VACANT-Immediate possession, g.
room brick; 5 spacious bedrms., 2
tiled baths, oil h.-w.h. Trades con-
sidered. Easy terms, Call r. g.
Washburn, TU. 2091.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
18th ST. EXTENDED
Prewar custom built det. stone and
brick. 1st time offered on market;
din; rm.., modern kit, library. den
size bedrms.. 2 baths on End; rec.
unusual and extremely attractive
lot. Priced far, below, reproduction
BERENTER g. CO, REALTORS.
ia. 2272; ewes. GE. 06l9. %
825 TUCKERMAN ST.-6-rm., bath,
built-in garage, Semidet, brick; excel.
location and tranSp. Shown by
appt., c. r. Gibson. VI. 1856; with
MOORE & HILL CO., ME. 400.
III
HAVING NEIGHBORHOOD
TROUBLE?
Start living. Buy this lovely bunga-
low, 5 rooms. expandable attic, .
porches, full bsmt., rec. rm det
garage; fenced .yd., bus at corner;
oil h..w:h: Only 1880,
McDEvITT REALTORS. RA. 44a2.
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sol ALLISON ST. NV.
Corner s-rm, brick; : baths, oil heat:
ideally loc. nr schools churches
and tranSp; S3.oao cash with paw
urentS Of Sl0U per mo, exclusive el
taxes
Michael Walsh & Sons
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RESERVOIR ROAD AREA--A charm
inE det. brick home n this very de-
Sirahle locality. LIST q. has . recep,
hall, nice iiv. rm. with 1repi-. din,
rm-. mod. equipped kit, side-scresned
porch; 3nd a. 3 lovely bedrms., :
attrac. recT, I'm. opening Al Eround
value. caIl ". & WRIGHT. EM,
RoLLINGwooD = This handsoms.
det. brick home is in immaculate
rm- with firepl-. din. rm., mod.
equipped kit. bedrm. and eolored tile
bath. lge. side-Screened porch. End
a., > master-SiZed bedrms-. another
small bedrm. and tile bath; recr.
rm; with fireplace in esmt,; also
rage; wan-to-wal carpettng in liy
I'm. and Lall; draperieS, deep freeze
so with the house: real value. can
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
UPPER PETwoRTH - Three-family
home. Of Ga ave; income viii
make payments and you live free,
ssnd sstI,e'ly Whit white section. rg In gsEtset
Suck, SnS; sT' ra sees: ee, eve, RAJ ithsL. s41s
WESLEY HEIGHTS, 3iI7 45th ST.
N.W.-This delightful home viii be
available July /. On lst floor there
40 = --V4AV-Ats tAFs LEu4s ppNAfuE On =
patio. din. rm., breakfast nook and
kitchen: End a. has 4 bedrms. and
. baths; detached 2-car garags; lot
6siax150; $4,000. Shown BY ap-
pointmsnt only; EN-; 6I95s Ill
month. but this can be substantially
increased; II rooms. kitchens. 4ia
ins. TYLER 4 RUTHEsFoRp. nc,
g0l Barr Building. Phone Republic
BY OWNER. IN PErwoRTH-s-rm,
to sell. Box Sc. Star. Ill
2-FAMHY. arranged and vacant; det.
h;-w,h;; splendid location; Takoma
UPPER 18th sT.-S29: $50 3 bed
rms, .3la baths; brick. This price
available only to direct purchaser
No agents. GE, 1905. Ia
So 900 CASH viii handle this immac-
ransed as ask ss hGPs aps m M rms snd bath
each: oil ht.. LOUIS RUDDEN. Ex.
NEAR SHERIDAN. west of Piney
Branch rd. .w.-Pertect det. brick
spacious, first floor; 5 double bed
rms, and : modern baths on Ind IL;
finished heated attic; completely
redecorated; immaculate condition.
new Bryant heat, h.-w.h.. brick
garage. Near every convenience
and and service: shown by appt. only
SHALL J. WAPLE CO, 1924 I4th
st; NV. DI, 334o.
1?10 NEW HAMP. AvE.-11 rms, 3
baths, nice yard; $23 900. r. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. RE. llSl.
JUST BEYOND GEORGEToWN-You
Will say 1t is the most beautifully
highly convenient location; "a blkS
of Macarthur blvd; built 5 yrs
ago by Frank s. Phillips; new house
condition; 8 rms. g bedrms); tile
bath; full bsmt, with rec. rm. and
law; lge. concrete screen porch:
inclosed rear yard; Pa blks, to
Hardy Grace School; 10 minutes 10
downtown; DOCTOR HAS PUR-
CHASED LARGER HOME; FIRST
REASONABLE OFFER BUYS. Ewes.
call Mr.. Raymond, RA 1924. with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, d. l4Il.
NEAR CLEVELAND AVE. and 32nd
st.-A detached brick Colonial on
quiet street; 5 bedrms., baths,
solarium with fountain on LIST A.;
oil h;,wh. h;owDdh. THos. L. PHILLIPS,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
$14,95O.. This newly decorated and
model nized detached home has three
large bedrooms and bath end floor;
lst hoor. den and powder, room,
shopping and fast transportation. A
good buy on today's market.
BILLINGSLY & KORzENDORFER
bo1l Wis Ave OR c3oR Till 10
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American University Park
BANCROFT PLACE

BANCROFT PLACE
Sree OF ssssb6 e hoTse eoStan
reception foyer, powder rm., etc;
on 1st H., % IT. drawing rm., IL
brary and din. rm., each with firepl.
6 bedrms., baths on upper flS.;
house REQUIRES redecorating but low
price enables you to do all neces-
sary work and still have q mag
nif1cent home at low price.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co
AID 1900 Till q PM III
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WAKEFIELD AREA

This charming det,. stone Dutch
Colonial in this very desirable area
is in perfect eond and represents
an exceptional value. Features are
Z charming rms, lST. FIR. DEN
AND POWDER RM., 3 bedrms., 2Ia
baths; gar; screened porch, etc.
Owner moving. has priced very low
on good terms for prompt sale. For
details ewes, call Mr.. Jones, RE
0hSh. Ext hn1
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I'M NOT KIDDING

0I IOIn ct. ~. W., Rul IUf. 6A. ~ Il
I'M NOT KIDDING
II you have n rooming house or
rooming business anywhere in Wash.
that you would like to sell and
especially If it's in NV, then call
me at once today as I have the
buyers now. This Is no sales talk,
believe me; Ask for Mr: Smith with
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Broker. RE. 614o. 1910 VT. ave,
SELF-SERVICE MARKET
N.w.-Colored trade: same owner
many yrs; $1.700 cash and carry
wkly. bus; $4,000 down; owner will
deliver. $4,000 stock; a real op-
portunity. -
SUPER MARKET
$500 cash wkly. bus; no competi-
ton; opportunity to double with ex-
perienced grocers; 100000, plus
stock; equipped with twice as much.
Are you lucky! Investigate this one.
LIQUOR STORE
Heart of col. area; doing mostly wine
and half-pint bus; $500 wkly.
bus: very low rent; good for 2 fam
lilies; priced right; terms.
SELF-SERVICE MARKET
DGS-Doing $1,4OO wkly. bus; 8
families, drawing a nice living; 500
mthly. rent; $10,0OO' complete;
terms to suit.
For these and many others, call
BROWN REALTY CORP, ST. 2026,
Evenings and Sunday
BEN EPSTEIN, Ho. 6137
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COLORED BARGAIN

1902 w St. nv-Loyely Groom
brick house. Newly redecorated.
Rooms rent good here A money
maker Call MR.. ALBERTs. EX.
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TOWN HOUSE
14th st, Near Walter Reed

Brand-new det. brk. rambler, 3 bed
rms modern as tomorrow; price
$20.500; $4,000 LIST trust. Call now
to see this rare Offering.
RALPH D. COIN, EX. 5705: Ewes.
ia. S135.
4th & Emerson SITS. NV.
Best buy on todays mkt, mod. row
brick, 6 rms, tiled bath; gas ht..
2 scr. porches; only $l4,950. Just
call
RALPH D. COIN. Ex. b705: Ewes.
IA. Si35.
Near Rock Creek Park
4 bedrooms. Ia baths; rugs and
blinds included: FHA-VA approved
make your own terms; direct from
owner. Shown by appointment. CO.
0723
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IA ROOMS, 31a BATHS
This beautiful home and inc. Exclu-
sive NV. section. Arranged into
complete apts. and 8 sleeping rooms.
Have running water. Expensive fur
niture. 1neoms q6nooted. 6oo $500 mo;
Mr.. fowler. HO. 5112.
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. Suite sos.
Snack Bar, Cigar Stand
tai price, $1,000; maybe terms.
JERRY BAKER
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II Rms, 312 Baths. Beauty
Mt Pieasnnt-2-car garage. long
lease, rent $3.50; income quoted
$500. owner uses Z rooms and i "A
baths for self. Beautifully fur
nished. A real buy for only 81 500
down. CaI Mr. Kalain, JU. 7-794l.
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. Suite SOS
IF I KNEW YOU WERE
Coming. We can bake . lot Of cakes
and pastry. This is one Of the most
outstanding buys of the year; bakery
and pastry shop; rent, Sl20 mo-:
10-year lease; income quoted, 5000
wk; all modern equipment; owner
quotes $4,000 net profit last year:
open 6 days; q real buy for only
5000 down. Cal Mr.. Kalain.
JU- 7-794l
C. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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DELIC.. GROCERY

Hillside, Md-owner quotes $500
vkly. sales; very low rent Of $50
mo-; 3-yr. lease; approx. $1,000 IN
So. 500 cash, no balance. Trial
given before purchase for this
easily handled money-making store.
CaIl Mr.. Holloway
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
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IF I KNEW YOU WE'RE
II ROOMS 4 BATHS

II ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Near 18th and Park rd. ARRANGED
as all h.k. units, with refrigeratorS
and ranges Quoted income Rp-
prox $3.50. plus rms. and bath on
1St floor for owner: oil heat; 3-yr
lease: rent only $3.50. Easy TO
handle. Call
LANE PASTOR EX 2555
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JONATHAN WOODNER co.
RE OoRR RE ro0R In
RARNARY GARDENS

I and 2-bedrm. apt. available; new
building; Fairgrounds, parking, stor-
age facilities; = buses and shop
ping center: 3 cubic-ft. refrigerator
full-size gas range and all utilities
included: S77.50 and $3.50. Call
10. 3-4125 for appointment. IL
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For reservations apply to
JAMES G.. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
Southampton DR.. JU. 1888
The Valley settler., 1950-09-22
BUS1rESS L|CtnSE U0nECESSARy

Word received at the Coop office today makes it unnecessary for farmers to make applica ation for business license. N. P. Mullaney, Tax Comni ssioner, left the fol- lowing letters for publication in the Settler:
 To: Mr. J. Gerald Williams
 Attorney General, Juneau "This letter has reference to our phone conversation this morning concerning the application of the above captioned Act to Farmers, individually, and the Business of Farming".
 inessn is defined. Based on this definition we interpreted same to Include farmers and
 the business of farming and in the Rules and Regulations promulgated by this office, under Section E, we explain in detail the application of the Act according to our in terpr citation. copy of the Alaska Business License tct Regulations is enclosed for ready reference. We also consid idered the defini tion of the word "person" as set fortl in Section (b) of the Act in arriving at our decision.
 The question has now been raised as to whether or not we have correctly inter- preted the meaning of Chapter 43 insofar as it applies to farmers and the business of farming.
 It is requested that you furni sh this of flee with a written opinion as to whether or not you concur in our interpretation of
 the above captioned Act."
The Valley settler., 1950-09-22

IT have your letter of this date enclosing a copy of your Alaska Business License Tax Act Rules and Regulations in which you have held that Ch. l3 s.L.A. 1919 applies to farmers. You now ask for opinion from this office as to whether not your in.- terpretation of said Act is correct.
 Cont. Page |
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02


find 100 stenographers willing %
ork in Alaska, japan or En-
rop, and go wanted in two othe
Ohio cities.
Out OF the 1851 women jolo
applicants, only 923 are skilled-ie
and only 800 of these are in tbs
under-35 years of age bracketd
Among the men applicants, onlu
9,100 are in the skilled group
and only 4,743 are under 45 yearaf
of age. It
Although the current demand.
for workers is creating more op
portunities for colder workers, ).
there are 1882 men and womef.t
among the current job applicant.
who are in the colder worker'l,
classification. Of these, 1924 ars.,
men over As years of age and
1928 women over 35 years oy
age.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02

JoD clearance through which
they hope to find workers they
are unable to locate in their own
cities.
At the same time the Bureaus
Employment Centers are trying
to place $4,000 job applicants in
jobs for which they are quail
fled Only 10,023 of these appli-
cants are listed in the skilled
bracket, while 44,249 are listed
as unskilled, semi-skilled or with
little or no previous work ex-
perience.
The problem for the Employ
ment Centers and employers is
to find out of the 10000 skilled
workers those who can qualify
for the jobs and are willing or
are in position to move to an
other city to take the jobs.
Typical of the placement pro-
blems facing employers and the
Bureaus 80 Employment Cen
ters is the current demand for
260 stenographers in three cities
and overseas. In one city 100
stenographers are needed and
the employers specify an age
limit of 20 to 35 years, with un-
married women preferred.
The Bureaus statewide analy-
sis shows there are 1882 women
applicants for clerical and sales
jobs, but only 6,384 meet the en-
ployers' age specifications.
From the latter group the 81
Employment Centers must at
tempt to find 100 stenographers
who not only qualify for the jobs
but also are willing or able tt
leave home to accept the jobs.
At the same time the Employ.
| ment CenterS must ATTEMPT t(
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02
Noble Countians
= In
The Armed Service

The complete address of Ret
Delmar r. Buckley, of Ava, is ass
follows: u. S. 52001752, Co. c.
l4th Inf. Regt., Camp Carson,
Colorado. He will appreciates
hearing from his former friends5
Robert D. Bond, fireman, U.
S. N. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs-
Lewis c. Bond, are CALDWELL
route 6, has been assigned to the
engineering department aboard
the destroyer escort, USS Wise
man.
Upon completion of reactiva-l
tion-recommissioning ceremonies
and post activation overhaul at
one of the west coast U. S. Naval
shipyards, the Wiseman will bel
assigned to the cruiser-destroyerl
force. u. S. Pacific fleet.
Before entering the naval
service in May, 1916. Bond was
graduated from Belle Valley
high school, Belle Valley.
Classifieds Pay Dividends
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02
Willscreek

WILLSCREEK - The Hallow-
cen masquerade party held at
Mrs. Hayes Bates last Friday
night was a big affair, so says
Arthur Rich. About 80 were in
the parade. After the parade
they had weiner roast which
all enjoyed. Mart Stevens took
the prize.
Blaine Day has bought new
tractor, plows and harrows.
1t seems nearly everybody is
picking corn. 1t is none too dry.
Some that is piled up is spelling.
Bill OH and Harold Roe made
a business trip to ByeSville Sat
urday night.
We have an epidemic of colds
around here. Some are real bad
and can't get rid of them.
Blaine Day bought Earl Bates
cattle last week.
Candidates are still chasing
oil Ouito. II WOii l NC LOliS ilOW iii
we see who is who.
Eggs are so cents. A good price
but none hardly to be had.
Junior. Moore, Frank Roe and
c.. P. Moore made a business
trip to Wheeling last Wednes-
day.
Tommy Triplett and family, of
near Batesville, were visitors
here last Sunday. Gilbert Long
was also here.
Wilford Shuman and family
and Mrs. Cora Shuman were
Sunday callers here and sight
seeing.
Bradley Carpenter is working
at West Lafayette.
Our old friend, Tom McElfresh
who is now at Batesville, was
here last Sunday Tom is still a
Democrat but not too strong
The Smith brothers are busy
these days picking corn
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02
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OVERCOMING TEMPTATION
(Temperance)

By REV. ROBERT II. HARPER
In the temptation in the wild
erness the devil tried to induce
Jesus to compromise with evil
that he might more speedily con-
quer the world. "The devil is an
ass. How asinine was his con-
ceit that Jesus would become the
dupe of evil, and surrender all
conquest. To some men the temp
tation to compromise is an insid-
ious one. How can the sinless
One be an example in his victory
over temptation. In his perfect
union with God. In constant
communion with God men can
overcome the wiles of the evil
one.
Mark Anthony tells how Caes-
ar thrice refused kingly crown.
But greater than Caesar refus-
ed to be made king. In this, as
in the temptation in the wilder
ness, he put down the tempta-
ton of earthly power.
Paul urged the Roman Chris
tians to cast off the works of
darkness to walk becomingly, in
the light of better day, by put
ting on Christ and, thru his
grace, to flee the lusts of the
flesh.
James warns men against
over confidence. Let none today
feel too strong to be allured by
gross sins. Sometimes the strong
est of men have been taken by
the snares of the evil one. Wit
ness the tolerant attitude of many
processing Christians toward the
use of strong drink and also the
indulgence of some of them in
intoxicantS. 1t is mans own
fault when he yields to any
temptation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Joseph Estadt, 76, we'll known
blacksmith and machinist in
Caldwell for a number of years,
underwent an emergency oper-
alton for appendicitis, Friday at
st. Anthony's hospital, Colum-
bus. His condition is rapidly inn
proving and it is expected he
will be removed to his home on
East street this weekend.