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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1891 9th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
twin bedroom; delicious meals. GE.
l40I 18th ST. N.w.-Large rooms,
nicely furn.; business people, stu
dents; selected menu; switchboard.
WENDELL TERRACE-narge rooms,
porch, lawn. liy. rm. excel. meals.
perfect transp,; S4S UP. 1897 Bel
mont I'd, NV. MI. 9435.
57O5 18th ST. N.W.-Nice dble. rm.
with breakfast, in lge. det. Southern
home; excel. tranSp. RA. 1928.
MT. PLEASANT-Young men: pvt.
home and 2 goods meals z days a
VICINITY WARDMAN PARK-Nice
rm. for gentlemen, near bath and
shower: conv. transp., good meals.
1905 18th iii ST. N.w.-very nice Sec
ond fl. double; 2 meals; sos per
month. each person. MI. 5774. -16
1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Good food;
large redec. rms; TV. soc. privil..
maid serv., tel. Iaund. rm.; empl,
girls or boys; dbles.. triples, $50 mo.
UP; S15 wk. up. "A nice place to
live" DE. 1886. Triple Spec, sos .ea.
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ROOMS EURkIsHED-N.W.

oLORED-NICELY FURN. room, n. W.
section: home priyileges; ,conven.
iently located to Govt. bldRs. and
transp. RE. S793; Sunday, DI.
2290. -15
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
private kitchen. Frigidaire; employed
couple. non-drinkers; only 1st class
need apply. ST. 1868. -l5
COLORED-FRONT single room fur
Cali IeRl RA @ o6sS g after anI pm mo eoI5ihs' i5.
CoLORED-135I PARKWOOD PL.
N.W.-Nicely furn. rm. for couple
or man. Call RA. 1870, Sat. after
6 pm. and all-day Sun. -15
COLORED-31I4 SHERMAN AVE.
N.W.-Two lge. rms. twin beds: for
empl. respectable women or cpl;
pvt. DU. 02S1. is
COLORED-ROOM for refined empl.
lady: conv. to transportation. NO.
- 1914 BELMONT ST.
N.W.--Two rms. front and back;
settled man or woman. NO. 4405.
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s GIRLS desire 2 others, college
grads. to share 6-bedrm. apt: vic.
Dupont Circle; 2 baths. DU. 1920.
DESIRE CoNGENIAL lady, 25-35 to
share apt. Phone SH. S2I3, between
- pm. weekdays. Ii
YOUNG WOMAN wants young wom-
an to share 3-rm. apt. $50 mo.
Sc: Bradbury Heights bus stop OF
corner. LU. 1-2249 bet. 6-1O pm.
CLIFTON TERRACE APTs.-Gentle-
share balance OF clean. neat. nicely
furn Arm. apt with cple. or
men; utils. and all h.k. privils. incl.
S7bI For details phone GO: 3235. l
ONE Is, VACANCY in house to share
rm,, $50 mo. 37l9 R st. NV, EN-.
GIRL, to share furnished apartment
with another. NV section. Call CO.
DESIRE . girls to share e-bedrm..
co. o7s0. days; AID. 590s, eyes.
1924 R. I. AVE. N.w.-Apt. 3-Lady
TO- share furn. apt. with another;
Ty incl; reas. DU. 713s. IA
LADY aaGbp to share n1ef attraS It NV apt with
HAVE 3 RMS, furn.. utils.. etc. in
present apt: seek Protestant woman
to share and help find better apt.
Will hGx SHAN SHARE star lovely apt. lS in spt.
with a Govt. employed young lady
For further information call DUD
wANTED-ouiet. respectable lady lady or
couple. share apt. with middle-aged
yoUsRG; yfSUse; GIRL fR L a5.s5 S5s19 q share A.
2 Girls 70 SHARE large arg apt: i2es
colgmbia 6sas I'd. NV. Apt. 2s. MI.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN APT; o ~: 2
girls to share with l other; new
Univ. Can oW. o76s. -1S
toned bedroom apartment; North
west. Box 2l3-Y, Star. -15
IDEAL AND UNUSUAL corner bedrm
in lovely clean modern apt. OF
young employed widow and girl Of 5,
Two living rms. yard. phone, TV,
svt9yihfn, spsomSf1c washer; Sash home priyileees
6474 Sat. and Sun, after week.
ARL.--Exceptionally rice, newly furn.,
1-bedrm. apt. TV. and all con-
veriences, to share with we'll
hammered young woman, age 3O-3S;
cony. to Psntagon; refs. exchanged
FALLS CHURCH-wfl share 2-bed-
Fm. duplex apartment with Q gen.
tlemen or married couple. May ] fol
APPROX. 8 mos. JE. 3-9113. Id
CONGENIAL LADY to share my Q.
bedrm. apt; non-drinker. non -smok.
er: conV. transp. Call AID. 1160.
LADY to share apt; pvt. bedrm.; light
spacious apt; close to transp. anc
shopping center. TIE. S055. --15
YOUNG LADY to share modern air
cond. apt. with another; TV. wash
mach; away week ends: everythina
furn.; $50. CO. 6297. is
EMPLOYED LADY will share her 2
bedrm. apt. with employed lady. Cal
after Weekdays, AT. 6641. -l5
MT. RAINIER-Refined lady wishes
to share her 2-bedrm. apt. with
sober empl. cple; everything furn.,
unlim. phone. excel. transp. WA
1859. 90
LADY. not over 80. share 2-bedrm.
apt. personal interview about price
Du. 1873 Sat; Ma. 1887. sun.
CoLoRED-NICE ROOM for . re-.
liable persons; privils. and good
transportation; Sc each. Ii. 4-192S
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

3O3 E ST. N.W.-Lh.k. rm.. Admiral
refgr. linens furn. Ii. 6-957S.-16
MT. PLEASANT. 3342 18th st. NV
Two attrac. front rms. light. clean,
next to bath; Ink, new refgr., all
utils; 9 adults, sos. NO. 42S7. Is
LARGE FRONT ROOM. next to bath
for one or two; electric refrigerator,
HARD 70 BEAT for for $3.50 wk.; ss,e.
l.h, ,k.;. quiet attrac home; empl
girls. 1856 Harvard NV. 15+
18th AND IRVING Housekeeping
room, gas range. Frigidaire, every
thing furn.; S12 wk. HO. 1850.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Double rm.. semipriyate bath. 1882
Biltmore st. NV, HU. 367S.
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
Ink. room with range and Frigid-
aire. S55 month. lie
2147 F ST. N.W.-Basement studio
rm.; refgr.; radio; LTV; shower; . OF
3 persons; S15-S20 wk. Elk. 0653
COLoRED HOUSEKEEPING iurn
rm.; S11 wk. 1868 Monroe st. NV
TIA TQRS -I6
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TOP SOIL-Good, rich top soil. Eve.
ming and Sunday delivery. ST. 0925

TOP SOIL-Good, rich top soil. Eve
ning and Sunday delivery. ST. 0925.
NEW FERGUSON TRACTOR and Inn
p!ements. Used tandem disc harrow.
g,ct@n bottom p.,sr l4-in ploT -,n and Case
and 3-h,p. garden tractors, Davis
sEIBEL's SUPPLY, INC. Ashton
LOTS AVAILABLE FOR GARDENS.
al sections of city. ME. 1900. DU,
VIRGIN ToPsoIL. driveway gravel;
best quality; quick delivery; land
TOP S0IL-Best obtainable for lawns
and flower beds; special price Tor
&c re1ntractors; HI. 1924. 40
E9se mGsed; Lowest possible prices in
FLAGsTONE WALKS, terraces. ire-
places retaining. walls. pipe drain
age. all kinds OF cement work. F.
RRAECnccdo; RdcSe,Tlc a2si Rockville, Md. Phone
BULLDOzERs for grading, land clear
eaS eail aaF at ezsasa'lns' e7aS. Estimates free
ENsILAGE; y. s. Soldiers Home;
approx app 200 tons. $3.50. Call Engle-
RET Rec REMOVAL; topped. pruned, mnS
feeding; land clearing; lowest prices,
cREEPSG PHhox ffss a. III ksds s47S ot
ennials and strawberry plants; the
hest variety. JOHN BURDoFT. Coles
vile. Nd Cali Ashton 3S46.
TOP SOIL, very good rich top soil
for lawns and green houses; very
. Eessi Can HI: 1888; -15 ;,
coors and naes szes s. ea dozen s50an snd
MAGNOLIA trees. SOC and up Whole
sale or retail. Open Sat, and sun.
NuRsERY IRts IaEn NsFkeerED IS top soil. ny Cal,
70; 5729 day or night. -19
asparagus, rhubsrb; also house
plants and orchids; If it is worth
planting. we have 1t; lowest prices
LOWERY RIGGS, Florist. end OF
6, Washinston st" Rockville, Nd
LAN5DssSAPINs. AN ! d5iveways: terrace
dihssnanse SMITH Gss sse6. s9E season. ia sR'
TRACTOR, 1945 Allis Chalmers. type
VIC with cultivators, disc pillow. =
1T. mower, power saw. spare parts.
etc; etc also o.. 1947 AIlis Chalmers all
separately. FA. 1900. Is
TRACTOR. Farpall cub with hydrau-
lie lift. 12-inch plow. disc. mower
and cultivator; all in excellent con-
Call KENT MULLIKIN at residence,
Laurel 306 Saturday and Sunday.
or at Office. EX. 8l41 weekdays. i )
sodding grading.
drivewayS. porches. retaining walls,
cement brickwork, tractor, plowing.
ARNOLD & PHILLIP. HU. 1895. 49,
MANURE. 300 Gu yards, S3 GU. yd
at the pile. Elmwood 1884. -l5
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

STUDIO RIM. with new kit. share
bath; reas. 2413 18th st. NV. at
sSS seSlqR8Rlf F8aRfFs Fs ST. H. NKa 7s5e rms, is E,
ga appt 1asn MfeHArI feaZ Z WAn ays seSSn soNs
oNE-RooM APT. with with opS pvt. % OATH
In pvt; home: bright, cheerful; near
Dupont Circle; responsible employed
BsGaRI,oR perS9RI; Hsol AL Srst St: :,n NV. El6
maid service. secretarial switch
APIS. $3.50 Wis. ave. NV, oR.
etIs ~ BAnfo. nff, BLVD, colleg. Park
rms: kitchenette. bath, partly
ehdren S;s BUS 'ss Stop st'eot door ssS s5a go
IA CoNGA APIS. (Berwyn Post
N1cEfY HhSi; Ma f1RN. a-bedrm., nv. VI Im.,
lge lno kit, semipyt, bath; adults.
FGRsIsGE6G Igo RGi GEi EfFiSttNcv fit n.,;1 M15 g.
oraated; living room. kitchen. din
ette, bath. dressing room; modern
apartment building. Available i'm
medtately; 500 Fer month, includ-
ing utilities and telephone. Call MA.
81 between 9 and II am. Ia
issapRM' ssifinR ,1ai,1 APT. in convenient NV.
WILL SUBLET my beautifully fur
din, aicove. kit. and bath apt. Air
Sng ssa5 @ Ga esh MIS- tsP PET n f5ap TT $3.50 sisy
UNUsTAEIY ATTRACTIVE air-con-
ditioned 1-bedroom apt. NV;
Nk. fl73 18th EM 2ND 7tss: COLUMBIA RID. NV NV.
n elevator apt. blds;,. 8 6edrms:
large nall. liy din. Kit
Me- NE. Sain $780, EEsielz en- z4e4s1 tHgn' $500 p0'
6Q4 End ST; S.E.-2-room apartment;
Sedrm', KITCHEN; semipvt. bath;
po%NTo%R sSs %SRfhi lodAT1eS@and E ds$e e4 fiooa
gloyed cple DE. 0s64. IA
APT. AVAILABLE rms, Q baths;
near Mayfower; S100 Ito purchaser
OF furn. therein, $1.250). BOX 5S-V.
sill KANSAS AVE. N.w.-3 rooms;
en- @employed osea couple or 2 ladies: Eentiles
isi5 4th ST. N.w.-4-rm., furn. apt.
ADULTS only. conv transp. GE. 3677
l-GE'' n1f AIRY ALI basement apt. PVT entr,'
Good transp. &c. o47s. "'' A''
TWO LGE. ROOMS. bsmt. apt. fur
nlshed; dry. ground level: S5b,
MI. PLEASANT-r-Spacio modern
z bedrms:. in nice apt. bldg: 3 OF
Z girls; S36 mo. each. DE. 1894
GEORGETowN-Beautifully furn. f.
sell almost new furniture and fur.
mo nlshiqSs pbohe fSr S2 e o9S S4s cash Apt
y decorated. sf for REIN 9efined sD', coneie neT.
1400 block Clifton st. NV, HU
MT. PLEAsANT-sec. s-rm. apt.
completely furn. with telephone. All
utils' furn. Adults only. co. 777e
LARGE living -dinette comb: bedrm.
kit: semibath: married empl. cple
preferred. $50. AID, 1881. LII
apt apt; Owner leaving city; selline
furnishings at great sacr., $4,000
cash. Apt. rent $115 mo. incl. util
NEWLY FURNISHED; ultramodern
l bedrooms. large living room, di-
nette, kitchen. bath; secretarial
sydtSa sTiteh1oard' master W Tv antenna '
beautiful surroundings. POOKS HILL
APARTMENTS, Bethesda, Md, just
beyond the Naval Hospital on Wis
1909 IRVING ST. N.W.-Apt., large
| room and kitchen; semipvt. bath;
furn. Price S55 per month. -2(
RIM. KIT. AND BATH-pvt. home
entr. $50. 6337 Tuscarawas rd.
Glen Echo lights. Md. WI. 3541.
EXTRA lge. rm. and kitchenette
yalk-in closet. Pvt. bath. Rhode j.
Phone MI. 7437. Is
sUBLET JUNE l5-sEPT. 1B-oveY.
looking Rock Creek Pk.i lge. apt; 4
| fmsv kit, bath. porch; couple oi
single. De. CLOS. lie
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ROOMS WANTED

BED-LIv. RM.. with kit, furn6 ma.
ture Govt, EMPLOYED woman: gooc
transp. Box 313-Z, Star. 15s
LADY desires furnished room with
cooking privileges: apt. house pre-.
ferred AID o2lh
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PLIANCE SERVICE, $40 Upshur st.
WATER HEATERS. SIS up; guar,
John @. Webster. USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st st. Sc. ST. 6100.
WHEEL CHAIR. gray metal, collapse
reasonable. RA. es27, s-12 am;
NATIONAL ao CASH REGISTER -
totals. five departments. Fourteen
hundred lSl4ool dollars. Will
M esE'Z assss 4d Il 5eso5s III Write eaEt Bos
LAUNDRoMAT washing machine,
condition. CO. 9o46. IA
SACRIFICING over $50 beautiful
sample living room suites. Misc. sofas
in mohair. matalasse, tapestries,
Sc PENN " UHpHolsTER1Na PHO sF Il lOe CO, 5.
1S-IN. JiGSAW, fs-h.p. motor and
ta6le BE, for price OF saw alone, 10.
SO BGYs 7-ft. elec. refgr., peri.
cond. 5212 N. ,Carlin Spring. Airing
slsssS fia &c eoo6YHRR s56 Hay rubber-toam box
spring and mattress. brand new; best
offer. After 8. 1915 A st; Sc.
G. NJ. III Gu. #. Frigidaire; prac-
ticaliy new. Best offer, OF. ,?911.
home SHOW PRIZE. modern bed
room suite; blond or gray finish.
retail, s345; still at store; best
offer. TIE. 1894 between 6 and z
pm lib
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS
800 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pull
lorum-passed cockerels, special at
$3.50 per hundred. Mammoth Pekin
ducklings. $3.50 per doz. O. G.
MAXWELL, Lanham. Nd, WA. l545.
-15
day old and started; call
Vienna 1882. -15
JAMES FEED STORE. e19 K st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds, baby chicks,
poultry supplies. NE. 0USa.
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MIscL. FOR SALE tcontJ

TABLES-An assortment at q bar
gain price: See at S. & w. CAFE
. TERRA, 1925 6 st. NV. -16
-TELEVISI0N. Admiral, 1850. 12x12.
a. table model; Al cond 1876 9th st.
Sc. Apt. 2O1. 10. 2-0791. -l6
TELEVISION, Admiral, 10-inch con-
solette, SIS. OV. 1865. -15
TELEvISIoN, 10h-in. RcA table
model, AM-FM radio. $40 type
chassis; $l15. Call VI. 4442. -15
TELEVISION, Magnavox, mahogany.
with matching table and indoor an
tena; 1O-in.. fine cond, sos. 81.
TELEVISIoN. Magnavox, beautiful
blond mahogany console. 12h-in.,
like new. $l65. 81. 2416. -15
TELEvISION-some 1850 models al
big discounts; also 1881 models;
3-ways and 1o-inch sets greatly
reduced: long easy terms. Cali 10.
2-11S7 for free nome demonstra.
ton. E. j READ g. SONS. 30l4
Nichols ave. Sc Open till q p.m
TELEvISION SETS up to 4OeS on;
2-year service on all models Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples. and demonstrators Free
home demonstration. Easy terms,
Open ewes. until 8. ROYAL APPLI-
1ANcE co. 1911 Nichols ave. s.e..
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TELEVISION BUYERS

Your list of prospective Tv set own
as Sl00 towards down payment on
nationally known sets. For details
call j. r. ENRIGHT CO., OIL. 100.
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AZAT,EAS

White and red, 3-yr. plants, SO.
WELsHS, POI Birch ave. Takoma
Park, Md, 81. 4773.
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COLORED

English basement, completely redeco-
rated and furnished. street windows
and separate entrance. adaptable
for income and living. Excellent
business location for valet. laundry
pickup. dressmaker, radio repair
pvt. bath and kitchen. utilities In
cluded, $50 mo. Apply in person,
410 K st. NV. Today or Sunday,
LIS Pm. RE. 72<0.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLORED - ATTRACTIvELY fur
nished .3-room apt: l bedrm., twin
beds. share bath; well equipped kit.
and liv. rm.; $50 mo-; all day Sat.
and Sun: after 2 pm. 49ll Wash
ington pl. ne. LU. 4-2352. -15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AL End st. s.e. (nr. CapitoD 2-rm.
apt. with pvt. bath. nicely furn..
IN apt. building; (no ehildren) S75
9 mo. incl. util. and Jan. service.
See janitor. bsmt. -l5
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] 726 goth. " block Conn. ave-, R.
blIe-green, fireplace, booksheiyes;
modern kitchen. suction fan; bed
room. 2 exposures: bath. shower.
Available now to responsible tenant
on years lease; S100 month. No
dogs. =
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Evergreens, Azaleas
1t sensible prices. 651O Ga. ave
NV. ia
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249 HAWAII AVE. NE.

Beautiful furn. 1-bedrm. apt. avail
able now. j. B. TIFFEY & SONS,
143 Kennedy ST. RA. 1869. -15
COLORED. 2 ROOMS. kit. pvt. bath,
nice empl. married couple or 2
ladies, no children. good refs. RA.
6602 -15
COLORED-NEWLY FURN. Q rms.
kit, bath: pvt. entr.; Govt empl.
only; $3.50; near Sears. Ii. 6-0170.
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REUPHOLsSTERING
hpecial-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored. labor and material, S69;
Workmanship guar. 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
HOLSTERING. 2509 l4th st. NV,
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dhle. rms. in remodeled re.
dec. bldg. RUNNING water IN every
rm. Large closets: dances and fres
selected menu: SzS % $3.50. 1876
21st sk nv. 8U. 8e2A.
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis.
carded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN. INC.
50 YEARS AT 935 F ST NV.
bLD-FASHIONED PICTURE FRAMES.
silver, etc, etc. EN-. 4205.
PEANUT ROASTER. used; moderate
or small capacity; 220 volt pre-
ferred but not essential. EN-. 098S.
PIANOS. highest cash prices paio
grands. Call MIR BALDI ST 0250.
Pianos, Will Pay Cash
PAUL GOLIBART
AD. b92S, UN. S07S night.
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TELEVISION
TIRED OF LOOKING?

we feature the nnest. customer sat-
isfaction guaranteed by our repu-
BETHESDA TELEvIs1oN AND
APPLIANCE
1856 GEORGETOWN Rd.. Bethesda. Md,
Tv. Stromberg- Carlson. 12Ia In. l yr.
old; moving west; s12o. sH. 5323.
Nv COME. 1850 Emerson. 12a.in.
Bsst offer 10. 2-4562. -16
TREEs. 20 large locust. standing.
f. hgssst dSss eRs11ers RtadeF 1essOurs s PIKE.
ERersen = So SM-FM table model; new. new.
TYPE@R1IGfER, 1851, Smith corona
Z tSnlIi r. qssd Esdo few times; sacrifice
TYPEwRlTIR. standard; drop-ieat
saae' sshle' Z sE fha1Esi anS4 s465 Oriental rus
TYpEwRITERs. new and used. S25
and ID up Pr, CENTRAL 2ols 14th st.
ssa g. UNIT; UNITED TYPEWRIrER iN1RFi ssees5- C..
UNiFoRM Mi 5asa Al AND 81 SovERcoAr, chauf-
fey feur's; Sop practically new reasonable.
VACUUM c 1sf' cLEANER-Eureka; 80 good
sig. ia. 1874. -15
WASHER, Bendix Gyromatic. $3.50;
good cond.; also chiId's sand box.
-Whirldry. apt. size. less
than 2 yrs. old, in new-machine
condition, $50; also 51a-ft. West
enEeGass eondtion. FeEsT En- 1915 Sq but in f50d
WASHER, Easy Spindrier; excel
eond.; 4 yrs. old; S75. GL. 0SS5.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spindrier;
excel; eond. Best offer GE. 1851
WASHING MACHINE. 1850 wringer
type. Used about 6 mos. SIS.
sfter Sse oe seen at an,y 2sl 2th a4So ss he he
fore 5: DE. 60s1 after Z. IA
WASHING MACHINES. UP to 40%
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 9 ROYAL APPLIANCE Co,
1ail Nichols ave. Sc. LU 4-7000
WASHING MACuJNES
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FARM & GARDEN

ST. BERNARD PUPPIES, s WEEKS
OLD: Axe REG. ALEX. 1904,
CURT L. FLEMING, 15s
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WASHING MACHINES

and automatic; all rebuilt and guar
anteed. Prices start at S39 %. Sew
eral to choose from. MAYWIT AP-
PLIANCE SERVICE, $40 Upshur ST.
NV, IA. $500, -l5
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RooMs. APTs. TO SHARE

s GIRLS desire 2 others, college
grads. to share b;bedrm. apt; vic.
Dupont Circle; 2 baths. DU. 1920.
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$40 MONTH

SI9 MONTH
front room, man only.
T499. i
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-10
rHH@# THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-JUNEAU, ALASKA

the Legislature?" Rep. Miscovich wanted to know.
 No, it was not" Forrest said.
 "The Legislature was told by Vic tor Rivers that it was approved, Miscovich said
 That is true" Forrest said, "but the statement that the board had approved it was incorrect"
 'In other words, he pulled a fast one" Miscovich said.
 That's about right" Forrest told him.
 q do not recall any such state ment by ex-Senator Rivers," said Rep. McCutcheon.
 Tt was in a letter that he cir culated among the members of the Legislature" retorted Miscovich.
 A bill amending the law relating to general relief assistance, up for it's second reading, was held over by the House until 2 o'clock this afternoon in order that Hugh Wade of the Alaska Native Service could be called to tell about relief activi- ties of his department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-10
M0RRIS0NIS
 NEW BRITISH
 FOREIGN SIG.

LONDON, March TO- R-Vet- eran Laborite Herbert Morrison took over today as Britains Foreign Sec retary, determined = his associates say-to launch new and undisclosed peace efforts.
 The shrewd, 63-year- London born politician replaced ailing, weary Ernest Bevin who found the post too onerous after five years and seven months.
 Whitehall indicated there would be no change in British foreign policy, but there was general belief in gov ernment circles that Britain will take different approach to East West problems, because of the diff ference in the personalities of Nor rison and Sevin.
 Those who know both men said Morrison is much more patient than Bevin and far les dominating.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-10
WEATHER STATION
 ON FLOATING ICE
 EN ARCTIC OCEAN

WASHINGTON, March l0-R- Col. Bernt Balchen says an all-year weather station has been estab- lished on floating ice pack in the Arctic Ocean about 21O miles north of Alaska.
 The famed polar flyer told re- porters at a Pentagon Conference that tests had proved the practic- ability of maintaining a group of men floating in the Arctic Ocean. He said the group, which average, about Is men at a time, is supplied solely by GAY transports fitted with skis, gliders and helicopters.
 Colonel Balchen said that in ad- dition to maintaining a floating weather observation station the ex- periments also are designed to i'7- prove clothing and equipment Tor the polar regions.
 Balchen recalled that a group of Russian scientists landed Ly , Il miles from the North Pole in 1887. and that subsequently, mem- bers of this group floated into the North Atlantic on the ice. He said he did not know whether the Rus sians have continued their experi- ments,
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the point where it could take all of the funds intended for harbor fla cilities work and Rep. Gundersen added that there has been much dissatisfaction with the conduct ol the Highway Patrol and the entire highway program.
 Vote Is Taken
 After a motion to suspend the rules and advance the bill had failed, Rep. Miscovich moved to in- definitely postpone the bill, which had previously been tabled untabled and substituted by committee
 The vote on indefinite postpone ment was 15-9 in favor and the vote on adjournment, immediate y lol- owing wns tie same
 Ear..ar in the day the lI2ug' pas cd blls enabling the Alaska Housing Authority to engage in stun. clearance and redevelopment prof ects, to amend and clarify the mu- nicipal sales tax enabling act and to redefine the duties of the De- pertinent of Public Welfare.
 Purpose of the latter bill, t was explained by Welfare Director Hen " Harmon, is to bring the Alaska law into line with Federal require ments on various matching-fund welfare programs.
 Fees Are Reduced Also passed, unanimously, was a bill amending the laws relating to licensing of engineers and architects in the Territory.
 The bill reduces the annual ll- cense fee for resident engineers and architects from $25 to $10, elimi- mates a system of $250 one-year permits for nonresident architects and engineers who wish to work in Alaska and substitutes a reciprocity system with a $20 fee.
 The bill allows license fees to go into the Engineers and Architects Fund until the fund reaches $10,0oo, after which they go to the General Fund of the Territory. An amend ment to cover the fund and all re- ceipts into the General Fund was defeated.
 Resident Fee
 Called upon to make a brief statement and answer questions re- garding the bill. Linn A. Forrest, secretary of the Engineers and Architects Board of Examiners, said licenses will henceforth be is sued after oral and written exam nations.
 "Was this $25O fee for non-resi- dents approved by the board two years ago when it was enacted by
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Draft
 Approved by
 Senaie 7Q-5

WASHINGTON, March 10.5R- The Senate approved yesterday a permanent program for building up the nations fig ting strength through universal military training and the draft of 19-year-olds. The vote was 70 to five.
 A similar measure is pending in che House Armed Services Commit tee
 Members said today they hope to begin voting early next week on pro- posed amendments.
 Some of the hardest fought pro- visions of the measure are not ex- Dected to apply immediately should they be enacted into law through House approval and signing by the President.
 Lowering the present minimum draft induction age from 19 to Is years is not expected to touch many 18-year-olds for a year or more. The Senate bill requires that men in the present 19 through 25 draft pool must be taken first by all local boards. l
 Then when 18-year- -olds were call- ~d.' those nearest 19 would go first with the priority moving downward hy three-month jumps.
 Up to 75,000 men would be de- ferred for college study in each of the next three years.
 The universal military training provison, which would apply to all physically fit 18-year -olds, would become operative only after an end to present international tension per- mited cut back to six months of required military servce.