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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
New Workers Asking For Series Tiekets;; Thanks, but-'

NEW YORK, Aug. 31-(R-The three New York major league base ball clubs said thanks for the com pliment today but they're not ready yet to accept applications for world series tickets.
 q wish the folks would stop try ing to jump the gun,' said Jack Collins, business manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. We cant ac- cept any orders yet"
 Joe Marine, an official in the Yankees ticket office, said he had received at least 500 requests. Pete Hoffman of the Giants office esti- mated mail from optimistic Giant fans at around 250, although the Giants trail Brooklyn by seven games in the National League.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
League Leaders
By the Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batting (based on 300 times at bat = Musial, St. Louis, .359; Rob- inson, Brooklyn, .342
 Runs Batted In Kiner, Pitts burgh, 95; Gordon, Boston. 94.
 Home Runs Kiner, Pittsburgh, 37; Hodges, Brooklyn, 36.
 Pitching (based on seven deci- sions) = Roe, Brooklyn, 18-2, 300; Maglie, New York. l7-5, .773.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Batting-Kell, Detroit, 338; Fain, Philadelphia, .327
 Runs Batted Tn = Williams, Bos- ton and zernial, Philadelphia, 112. Home Runs Zernial, Philadel- phia, 29; Williams, Boston, 27.
 Pitching = Morgan, New York, and Kinder. Boston, 8-2, 300.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
Latk of Space Stops Purchase of Bowling
 Score Boards al EIks

Electric score boards will not be obtained for the Elks bowling league this season which starts Sept. 10.
 Lack of room on the alley ap- breaches would not allow this in stallation, the bowling committee said. A new ball cleaner, previously considered, may be obtained. New team-standing signs will be provided when the committee has been fur nished all team-sponsor names.
 Team captains were selected by the committee from the highest average bowlers of the four leagues. Teams will be chosen by the captains from the lists of players at the Elks Club.
 Captains are:
 Monday ladies league: Louise Blanton, Jane Faulkner, Jessie Estes, Thelma Riendeau, Dorothy Mattson, Dorothy Carol. Dorothy Sweeney, Emma Houston.
 Tuesday major league: Joe Snow, Bob Haag, Erv Hagerup, Warren King, B. Mork, John Scott, Steve Smith, Otto Smithberg.
 Thursday mems league: Charles Porter, Mike Fenster, Art Hedges, E. Ludtke, Matt Gormley, William Sweeney, Ralph Wadgalis, Axel Nielsen.
 Friday mixed league: Florence Holmquist, Charles Oldham, Max inc Davlin, Jean Marsh, Joe Levas- seur, Joe Alexander. Ross Mill Peg gy Lee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
New Equipment Al Lumber Mill

The Juneau Lumber Co.,. mill is closing down for a week while new equipment is being installed, Free man Butler, mill superintendent said today
 Regular operations ceased yester- day afternoon. Fifty-two men are employed, representing a monthly payroll of about $25.o0o. Butler said.
 He estimated the value of the new equipment at around 5000. It includes new Simondson log turner new main roll case. an extension to a pony saw and a 66-inch Mar shon resaw
 The present output of the mill is between 50,000 and 60,000 board feet daily with the new lumber piling up faster than it can be shipped out. However, Butler said about 50 percent of the production has been absorbed locally.
 "The problem has been getting shipping space on the steamships" :" Butler pointed out. we have been shipping a limited amount in our scows to the westward, but we ex- pect the space congestion win ease off within the next few weeks"
 Log Purchase
 Logs for the mill are purchased on the open market with four log ging outfits at Pillar Bay, Fanshaw, Windham Bay, and Blind Slough supplying the mill now.
 It is expected, Butler said, that filling in the yards will be resumed shortly near the incinerator so that blaming mill can be erected there.
 Butler joined the company few weeks ago. Originally from Seattle, he has lived much of life in south eastern Alaska but for the past three years has been in numbering at Lac-La -Hache, B. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
B Arrive from
 Anthorage; q Ely WesiWard

Thirty-four flew in and out of Juneau Thursday on Pacific North ern Airlines with Is arrivals and 2l departures.
 From Anchorage: MT. and Mrs. w. A. Atkinson, w. H. Kerns, Isabel Coplan, H. s. Souri, Richard Withe, L. M. Berlin, Christine Neketa, Rob- ert Slater, H. Kelsey, Tom Morgan, Mrs. Winthers, H. R. Forehand.
 To Anchorage: MT. and Mrs. w. E. Brennan and two children, MT. and Mrs. William Dede and two children, MT. and Mrs. Clyde Barnette, Ted Brady, John Williams, MT. and Mrs. s. Jorgensen, Jerry Williams, G. Drafts, c. D. Ross, B. Kirk, Mrs. Art Meier, Marjorie Wagner, w. Stump.
 To Yakutat: Wally Westfall, Ed Hamilton.
 To Cordova: John Arvidson, L. Johnson, Henry Olson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
Barrymore Knows
 His Way Around in Film at Capitol

As a boy, boxing attract ed Lionel Barrymore even more han the stage. But in Td-G-M's "Rigllt Cross now showing at the Capitol The atre, the veteran actor plays the first role in his long career associ- ated in any way with boxin g.
 Influenced by his father, Maurice Barrymore, once England's amateur middleweight champion, Lion el hob nobbed with fighters at every oppor- tunity when he was just turning twenty. He frequently box ed with Bob Fitzsimmons, and John L. Sul- livan gave him tips on the manly art.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
Baseball Stars

Pitching = Preacher Roe and Clyde King, Dodgers - Combined to hold Cincinnati to seven hits and pitch Dodgers to 3-1 victory.
 Batting = Willie Mays. Giants - Rookie outfielder hit two home runs, but for lost cause as Pittsburgh whipped Giants, 10-9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-31
NOTICE

Regular meeting of Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. and Ladies Auxiliary, Friday, August 31. 1851. LO.O.F. Hall at 8 pm. 899-3t
Evening star., 1951-05-19
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

HILLCREsT-Nicely furnished double
Eoom T2p y for; men or employed couple.
NICELY FURNISHED RIM. in p pvt.
braI breakfast and laundry privils. ,aax.
LOVELY TwIN-BEp ROOM. in s beau
tifgI dgd residential section. Call Ak.
LARGE ii DOUBLE ROOM, next to
portation. Ii. 1876. I'll
CAPITOL HILL . adjoining non
housekeeping rooms with pvt. bath.
Blk. Lib. of CONGRESS. Ii. 3-2913.
LARGE CLEAN RIM. in private home
for gentleman. FIR. 2795. 30
ROOM, next bath; good transporta-
ts2nsd ti9n; rsasonahle: saS aRs1, gentleman pre-
rRoNT 1selsa bEDRM., aH ao'a next to oath, twin
beds. newly decorated; reliable gen.
tleman: near Pa. ave. II. 6-4531.
1910 CONSTITUTION AVE Ne
Large front room, double bed; bath
on same floor; convenient transp.
LARGE FRONT BEDRM., furn.. and
kit. for employed couple. Conven.
transp. to crosstown bus and car
558 F ST. N.E.-One large front rm..
FIR. $685. 30
venient to 2 buses. Call DE. 2913.
HILL, Just off Lincoln Park
-Furn. rms, twin beds; hotel ac-
commodations; day. wk. or monthly
rate. 115 18th st. Sc, Ii. $4,000.
2oLoREp FURN. ROOM. Sc
AL modern conv., nice for 2 girls
or married eple.; all privils.; conv.
transp; to Nsyy Yard and suitland.
COLORED-Settled empl couple;
pGiHyils.; "a blk. trans; $40 wk. AK.
coLORED-4o4 M ST. NE lee.
bsnlt. rms. for light Housekeeping,
for working couple. 81
JOLORED-BEAUT furnished
front bedrm., home privils.; conv.
transp. Employed adults. Ii. 3-4617.
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

o-GAITED chestnut gelding, 8 yrs =:
very stylish. very gentle; 10 shows
~ ribbons; reasonable. Ashton 1855.
ANGUS BULL, 2 years old; fine Breed.
cRossMAN. FA. 1916, RE. o670
BLACK GELDING. IS h. h.: ~ w.
oid: mas been hunted; very reason.
apie LOT good home. FA. 1887.
BAY GELDING, combination saddle
ssnd driving horse. owner % VANS
horse no. gs to ! hayye good home. Also "crs cars
TT5o ~ sHl3; eyes,. WA. 1880. 30
FHli"ehsE Fails ehsrch I1sAAILER; 1eA4 af;.r iaaclosed
RIDING HORSE. small ehestmnnTto tmTo O
asse yeass old. four-saited, $3.50. Lo,
SHETLAND PONIES. red and 139 Vbi,s
Dlaes macs, and white, brown and white, i
for eh childpea tG years; can oWondsssstul pets
umorning or after 6 pm. 81
HEREFORD cows and calves some
to calve soon; purebred bull. e IN
e f5a3 !. LAUGHL1N. sH. 2ii4. Ne. E.
sToCKER and feeder steers 30 Rs,..
Pr PES 6. J. LAuGHL1N. sH. aiI4. a.earG' Ne.
cnOn u.rr 30
ioT sale, also ponies. THOMAS =
JONES, 5 mi. west Of Alex. on Rt
236: = mi. from Shirley hwy 30
GOOD LOOKING big Chestnut horse:
ii58S;sS; i58;s; yrs. old: Jumps. Cali Al,
COW, GUERNSEY, very gentle, aho,,
TO freshen; S295. Falls Church
HEREFORD reg. bull. horned, d
mos proven and ready for exten.
siye sn service; WHR-Domino strain;
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BOXER PUPPIES
FARM 8 GARDEN
sale. Call Ashton 4S71.

GOOD TOP SOLVE deliver. Open
5000 or HI. S095. M25
TREES pruned and removed: lowest
possible prices. SILVER SPRING
TREE SERVICE. JU. 7-54S4
CREEP1NG PHL0x, all kinds OF per.
eyer,bearing red raspberry plants;
Colesyil.e Md. Cali Ashton 3s4fS
TOP SOIL, best obtainable for lawns
ana flower beds; sold by bushel. yard
fraeta1s ana 5ruckl9ad ga so1 SPECIAL prices for con-
rOPSOIL-very good rich topsoii Tor
sonable. Cali HI. 4933. go
FILL DIRT, bluestone, top
SOL, road gravel. tree removals,
naSK hsSIing Gp.yp, 70: a,557s; s55 s;,,. -a3
livered for driveways. cH. 54os.
sradins and exeavatina Ds aRo Free eseataaf esti:
mates. Call AT. O725 or ITN 1888.
TREE REMOVAL: topped. pruned
1ssalns' TsaE sERVfcE EsPs eeaTins JH s4Is1 pAuLs
LANDscAPING,o W SsioF soDDNG, ID fss tree re-
moyal; land clearance. PAUL'S TREE
and holds water like sponge;
mulch everything, saves wedding. If
p drought comes your plants will
never know it. TIE. 1881 or AID
"A ss2:MSiEK-workine foreman for Tfs farm
near Haymarket, Va; general farm
ing and cattle; best farming equip
ment; nice mod. home; must have
best refs. j. T. GIBBONS, 1927 K
st. NV. RE. 1920. or Haymarket,
Va, for appointment.
WALKS, terraces. fire.
age. all kinds of cement work. r,
MARCUCCIO. Rockville. Md. Phone
Rockville 1888.
TOPSOIL, I'LL dirt, manure, blue
stone. road gravel; delivered. TIE.
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ROOMS FuRkIsHED-N.E.

NICELY FURNISHED HOOM, next to
bath; ewes. call Ii. 3-9142 10
$500 b. !. AVE. N.E.-Dble. room for
? girls; nicely furn. and good trans
portation. NO. 1918. IA
TWO ROOMS and bath, employed per-
sons; rates reasonable; private fam
DECORATED RIM, pvt. home,
modern conveniences; for ladies;
laundry rrivls.; $40 mo. co. 1907.
1922 A ST. N.E.-sinsle room, private
home. conv. transp.. laund., phone
privil TR. 346s. 10
COLoRED-RooM FOR GIRL or re-
fined settled man. 1913 F st. ne
Call ewes. Ii. 4-6401. 10
N1CE DOUBLE and !
single rm.; no children. La. 6-4972.
COZ oRLD-1Is3 MORSE ST. Ne
Newly decorated rm.. near transp.,
PRIVILEGES. MI 4113. lie
COLORED-LARGE ROOM beautifully
furnished. a.e. near 9th and H sts.,
call weekdays after $50 pm. Sat.
ana Sum. any time. Ii. 7-1957.
Observation-Disclosures priv
ileges; separate kit. with auto. refgr.
Conv. location. LII. $3.50 -19
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ROOMS WITH soARD

VA. - Bright and
cheerful nm: excellent home-cooked q
meals; lge: shade trees in lawn;
pref. elderly people. Write P O.
! 1858 BMTMORE ST. N.W.-Twin
bedrm.; good food; nr. car line;
laundry privils.; MI. 9429. 30
THE MARIETTA, 1926 18th st. NV;
single. double rooms for young men;
shower: excellent board. 22@
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-1T26 New
Hampshire ave. NV. Nicely furn. rm.
for ladies; also large rm. with
running water for men; unlim
phone In each room: excel. food: TV
and SOCIAL privileges. CLUB MASON.
lSos NEW "; HAMP. AVE. NV dol.
Iot5 t55i9ls large sens closets; ssi beds
L4os 18th ST. N.W.@Pieasant rms.
TERRACE-Earge rooms.
porch. lawn. liv. rm.. excel. meals.
mont d NV. MI 9435
1879 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
young men and young women; good
food; walking distance downtown
ioi ioi 18th 18th ST. N.w.-Nice double
room with pvt. bath also. other va
cancieS for young people; switch
board; good meals; convenient To-
LS56 N ST. N.w.-En,oy our home
away from home. Delicious food and
conv. loc. Several attrac. vacancies
for refined young women MRS.
WALLACE DAVIS. house mother.
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Rooms. APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN to share
apt. with another; good loc., transp. !:
TV.: reasonable. LU. 1886. go
GIRL to share with one
other; conv. to Boiling Field; ex-
press bus downtown. 10. 2-5961.
ONE GIRL to share apt. with 2 other
vate bath, private entr.: conv. to
CONGENIAL LADY desires to share
logs logely LII l-bedTm Or apt with nice yo9ng
CONN. AvE.-cooi s-rm, and bath
meals opt; all privil. NO. 1858.
BACHELOR to share fully equipped
GeorgetSwn eassnrsp,s apt: with one other; at
plication. Box 237-C. Star. 80
iEORGETOWN-Yo man to share
Large large apt. with another HU, 1921
iIRL, SO Years. short distance from
All. Annex and Pentagon. Cali
III ROOM APT. to share. Pre- Prefer
widow with child. Conv. transp. HO.
E9 a9U5; a1ter Pm 10
aRt Tes T aTssaS anStser a0a NV 45Ss Ses ssT Gsn
Iva
GIRL, between $3.50, to share l.
bedrm. apt; Jewish girl. Call m.
or after 8 pm, AT. O196. go
GIRL, between 22 and 81, to share
apt. with 2 others; near 18th and
Columbia rd. Call HU. 473s, Sat.
or Sunday. go
white; lovely home. to share
with empl. cple. with or without
child; day care for child; good
habits and refs. required. 81. 1887.
GIRL, 25-35, to share
attractive efficiency apt. in conv.
NV. section. Call AID. S700. Ext. 107.
9Th ST. N.W.-Apt. bldg; re-
fined. well-mannered girls, $3.50;
nicely furn., 1st fl. DE. 2639. 30
VICE ROOM for Q girls; kit. privils.
RA 1166. 90
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rms. some with pvt bath: maid and
24-hr PBx service. CO. 1881.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
AIR CONDITIONED
70 Towa! Newly M SMt decor na phone, Mm S4ehr.
switchboard; sgles.. dnles.; reas.
rates. EX. 7725.
COLoRED-SlI3 18th ST. NV
Double rms. with privileges. For
eEII. empl people, asoF Please call by tele-
coIoRE5ALaRGE eGaoH; SA ais2i FRONT RIM. for
settled couple or 2 settled men. Call
2Ie LGE. SEPARATE RMS,
nrn turn. Or Or unfurn' anyy nr. bath; all priytls.
c6hokE5@koo SIX ARi osaSi FOR RExrEeou-
pie or single. Cal MI. $3.50. 80
CAIiFoRNIA SIS. N.W.@Rooms.
single and double; private home, Ho.
cSoSI1oRED-111s p ST. N.w.@Lse.
dry rm;. plenty hot water: no chill
HEsSSsoS; III. IL 3ssSI' sssS. ABBY s s5sesr
coIoRnD-N1cELY s,Io H;p: ruRN. single hs or
double room Tor employed lady. In
CoLoRED-LARGE ROOM for 1 or 2
sober men. Govt employees. Tele-
coIoRED 6aGoR b.. Isaa 1854 OAK ST. NJ Nv.
near l4th. Lady to share large rm.,
twin bsI Is beds ,s s6Iz5 5sp per wk and s.: S525
coLoREDeRooms for adults only;
privs., 435 Manor Pl. NV. HU,
9703 after 5 except on Sun 81
QUINCY ST. NV
Nicely furn. rm. for couple or man;
cooking priyilS; nice home RA
COLoRED-I934 1st ST. NV
Furnished rm. for single gentle
men men next to bath; privils. Ho.
COLORED-1416 CORCoRAN ST.
N.W.--Nice large front room. three
coIoREDEi2s1 o1aSREi H9 SiH5t EucIrp Size, 20.
front: quiet employed person; no
children; CO; s9Ss. -
AND RANDOLPH.
Single or double. with privils. Ia
1858 30
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

436 BUCHANAN ST. NV. - Furn.
front rm. for Ink; suitable for j;
MT TsfsP sPPiESss9aNmTo ss9 me- j.R "a i,SE SS35 a. no6R
1900 18th st. NV: 2 room base
Ment apt; semi-private bath; also
Ink. room FIRST floor. 20s
2 RM. APT.-Kit. privil. for rt. per-
son; tastefully furn. mr.. bath; 4
large windows; mr.. trans; RA. O147.
1884 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Lge. sunny
I'm, m, for empi. lady; all utils.; S35;
e147 r ST. N.W.-cool basement
studio rm.. refgr., radio, TV, shower;
o$SE o$S1SIsae; i2ecE Ex; srtlS23 3S2S poou "a
water. elec. r@gr. and gas stove;
Ink; child allowed $50. 1349 Col
rd. NV. No phone calls. 30
303 z ST. N.W.-L.h.k. room, 1st
floor; refgr. for sober quiet per-
son; linens furn.; So wk. III. 6-19s3.
30
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ROOMS rURN.-N.w. teon..)

LADIES'. If you are particular and
dssire lovely accommodations. call
AID. ol7o. Satisfaction assured;
SINGLE, CLEAN BsMr. RIM. in most
sSnv, SoI assi slSseiation; $5 wkly. Gentlemgan.
ONE DOUBLE ROOM in roomins
Apply in perscn. -25
IN NEW, DETACHED HoUsE-Mas-
closet; SlI,5 . wE. So Nicholson
CONN. AVE. AREA. 1850 N NV
Lse.. conf. front rm. in home;
cHHv9Y ciHsHTi9yt caAsE ssth spsls or spls Ho d6is
rm., twin beds. 1 block Of Conn.
aye. as For 2 Govt. employed ladies.
LARGE RIM. twin beds. s25 each.
Also single rm., $50. Convenient
wEsTRG1NsTEssh wsEssaTsRG ~ shfEdnn ao4EL ns 1907 17tS
Sgle, and. dble. rms; run. water;
Ss-S16 wk.; day rates. Ho. 6720.
1884 QUE ST. N.w.-cool 1st fioor
rm;; m 2 closets; will equip. for l;h.k.
1a4s !! ee';sfs afst ST. N.w.-comf@orStalble @Sl
able. a NE We 547s. 5aRa'ns wafer lessSn- Mss
BETHESDA, on GEORGETOWN rd. mr..
bank. Master .bedrm:, pvt. shower;
. breakfast priyils. WI, $500; 20
sFTDio TTii s5S' sssEsRsr sx; SsRs APT, 80 Sols
Third st. n.w.-In quiet home of Q
elderly people; i block from 8 ex-
press buslines; double bed. lounge
chair, studio couch. table, chairs,
own own nen sso sf iinea furn $40 H'h
UPPER 18th ST.-Loyely rm. in pvt.
home. semipvt. bath. RA. s%44.
UPPER 10th ST. N.w.-h blk. I'm
maculate bedrnl. and sitting, rm-
No other roomers. S25 mo. RA.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 10th ST. NV.
Single or double. twin beds. semi
pvt. bath. gentle home. gentlemen.
WEADoN ARMS. 1919 18th st. nv
triples; newly decorated. Also base
men ment apt. private entrance. Ho.
1908 o ST. walk downtown-Large,
next to bath; twin beds, new mat
tysssesi II4 6oS S6 week each; single. $40.
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Single rn., next
bath, hot water; eonv. downtown;
non,drinker' nor .,nI1S gentleman only; .S2a
BRTGHTWooD-Nice, cool single rm.
in det. home, suitable for young
lady; excel. transp., home privils.
Ben Rent ,9STaa,,1 $SS nc ia; 7s1o; St., 81 81:
single room. End d., next bath;
ss5 GALLxTiN sr.-1 room, nicely
tgEnisasa; dE' ssgs for or sentles@nsn' ssn
5235 CONN. AvE.-Gentleman; nice
ly. furnished front room; windows:
c.h.w., semipvt. bath; uni. phone.
RITTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-Attractive
front rm. for Govt empl. couple or
2 gentlemen; conv. transp.; pvt.
home; Uni. phone: S55 mo. GE.
4siS 4sth ST. N.w.-Large front
bedroom with pvt. bath, for gentle
man, in pvt. nome; conv, transp.,
unlimited phone. EN-. 1880 90
LARGE FRONT RIM, next to bath;
conv. TO transp. and shopping: gen.
tleman; reas. GE. S716. go
1926 FESSENDEN, of Conn.-Master
bedrm., dbl. exposure, 2 closets. pvt.
bath, unlim. phone in room; $50.
EN-. 334S. go
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ROOMS EURk.-MD. 6 VA.

AvONDALE. MD.-Large room, pvt.
adult aoHtt homns; D: e, bus fare. direct
r1ute 10 YIN ana "a. ave-; unlimited
NEAR CLARENDON - Laree dopble
bedroom. share "a bath: kit. priviis.;
naeS; deaS;; near transportation. GIL.
LGE. RIM, adjoining bath with show
er; also use of TV: close to Penta-
gon. Call ia. 2-S532. -25
CLEAN, comfortable dble. run.. Iext
bath, with kit. privils and excel
transp-: employed couple. WA. 9359.
LOVELY LARGE FRONT ROOM; new
home; beautiful. high location; near
Pentason; no drinking. OF. 7949.
FALLS CHURCH - Desirable twin
bedrm: for couple or 2 refined gentle-
men. JE. 3-7406. 20
S23 N. KENMORE ST., ARL.-SingIe
rm.: conv. to bus; near Clarendon
shopping center; non-drinker; gem
tleman; only $50 mo. go
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

GEORGEToWN 1898 P St. near
Wis. ave- Studio room, semipvt.
bath and kitchen; women only; $50.
Seen Sat. and Sun, to 8. AID. 3046.
1929 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Attrac-
tive 1st-h.. Ink. rm., couple, lady
us qinss6fSeqi sosR sr ON Nwwfss west floor. well
furp.. lge. dble: bed; delightfully."-
cool; $3.50 week, $50 month. 80
SINGLE. unfurnished
rooms: employed adults only; excel.
tramp; $40 each. Home priyls.
~ 1-4063 10
CoLoRED-1426 DUNCAN ST. NE.
2 rms. with kit. privileges; working
couple; conv. transp. Ii. 3-4593.
COLoRED-LGE. PVT. RM. for an
elderly couple; share, bath; kitchen
privileges. 1929 Hunt pl. ne. 30
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1893 ss,,, srd s!ns;E. ST; N.E;mBedreOp. living
Guiding utilities; :, excellently fur
PIag Piihsdi bssIto9. s1i0 Gnll E6.AA r A. HuMPH-
$500 GA. AVE. N.W.-Bedroom, liy-
ing room, kitchen, dinette and bath:
'1zif 4. HUMfPHR1Es. Realtor. ia, 80 5000. 9.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEI-one-
furn., air-conditioned apt: tup and
shower; SIS to 81 per day for l or
2 people; full hotel service; no time
limit, 500 goth st: NV. MA. 5426.
f tifuy sm furR ne0s s1g5 XII RE 0s!a s44s oeas so
FOR / OR 2 MONTHS. couple to
share lovely home; no objection to
] child; Sl00 mo sH. 1442. 30
NEAR BOILING FIELD-1st fir. at.
tractively furn.. liv. rm., bedrm.,
kitty. ktt; with din: area; large playroom;
fenced-in yard; util. incl; S12O mo.
NEAR CAPITOL, 41e New Jersey Sc
3 rms utiis' included s45 mo, mo,
MODERN DUPLEX APT. rms. and
girls. 1906 End st. Sc, 10 am.
1926 NEAL ST. NE, 1h blks. north
OF 18TH and H stS. n.e.-Lge. liv J.
rm., bedrm. kit. inclosed porch and
PVT. bath; everything incl; en-
ployed girls: Call FIR. 9661: go
CAPITOL HILL adjoining non
housekeeping rms. with pvt. bath;
blk. Lib. Of Congress. Ii. 3-2913.
ATTRAc. 1-BEDRooM APT. for : or
3 3. ,lsn adults; pvt; entr, good trans,
gress and Capitol Bldg; sos, in
E: CAPITOL ST. bedrm., liv. rm.
kit. pvt. bath and entrance. II
adults, $50. Also efficiency apt, $50.
cozx, oz s1ati clEAN. AIRY BEDRM. Mls and
eoamTplete kit; nicely furn. Adults.
kit. pvt. bath, nicely furn. Apply
500 Mass. ave. ne. for key. 10
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, AIexan-
dria, Va; first one of newly fur
n1Shed apis. in the finest suburban
development in Washington area:
- minutes by bus to downtown. |
An SHOPPING conveniences, schools
mOntS aa es * zaas 140o FL $40 Ape gsr
DOUBLE BEDRM. and single bedrm.
with kitchen; NV; 3 employed
ladies'; pvt. home; share living rm.:
$3.50, incl. utils. GE. 3512. .20'
AkLfNGTON--Sublet duplex; three
ns 5sdrooms completely 6V fTTnisasa' saea
l44o N ST. N.w.-Tvo-room apt.
saess s5o mei requifsd' e@dDl0ssd 'Dle; Se. getsr-
Evening star., 1951-05-19

BOOKS bought all Einds. any guam
tity and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP 1898 Pa.
ave. NV ST 66os
CLOTHNG-FURNITURE - Women's,
children's, mems clothing; entire
household: bring. LIKE NEW SHOP,
cEoTHfNs istf Il e. WANTED - Turn no Your
extra garments into money. Ladies'
and mems clothing accepted on con-
signment. Daily 10 am. to 8 pm.
at the APPAREL MART, l772 CO.
lumbia I'd. NV. "The shop that is
different" Call AID. 144S. go
DIAMOND JEWELRx OF any descrtp-
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st NV
in good condition: all
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 19s
FOhNITURE-Wn. puy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fof
65 years HOPWOODS 9Th and x
sts NV. Me 1887
FuRNITURE-All types bought. AID.
1919; ewes. AT. 251S.
FURN. .---Odu pieces entire cont. Re-
fgr.. stoves. We buy anything In
your home, s. E: FURN, Ex-
CHANGE 210 7th ST.. AT. O5S5
Evening star., 1951-05-19
aMS. FURk.-MD. 6 VA. tcons. /,

s~sVs~s sSsNbNs-bvh@s ~ ~ A&0uHst
CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Beautifully
lse. closet; also, ] sgl, rm... semi
peS psI,v nafn; Naval aospital vic al
' w. 30 .Sp''
ARL., 1910 N. vERMoNT-For man,
turn. master bedrm., twin beds. new
foam rubber mattresses. pvt. bath.
mr.. bus; 20 minis. to Pentagon; 10
minis. to Arl. Hall; $50. OK. O539.
30
sNGaE Ps1taEo RM bHs nsxt bath Is sspais min
man; S35 mo. GL. 2549. 30
MASTER BEDROoM-Private bath;
l semipvt.; modern new house, near
Pentagon on buslipe; gentlemen;
pvt. phone, unlimited. IA. 4-0660.
coLoRED-s17 KY. AVE. Sc
Large double furn. rm., kit. priviis..
semi-bath. Ii. 6-1224. 20s
CoL0RED-504 d. ST. S.E.-Furn.
1854. al