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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-20
Boat Harbor Raies 5et by Council

Business relating to the Juneau small boat harbor took up most of last nights regular council meet ing
 An ordinance on operation of the harbor was passed on second read ing. It included rental rates for space for boats, safety and sanita- ton regulations as well as penalties for violations.
 A regular monthly rate for re- served stalls is to be S3 per month or any part of a month, plus cents per month per foot on overall length of the vessel. Unreserved space will take the scent rate straight. Rates for scows, floats. rafts, boathOuse' and other large craft will be fixei by the harbormasteT at direction Of the council.
 No charge will be made for boats moored in the harbor less than 72 hours. This is to accommodate yes sels arriving for supplies.
 All collections are to be handled by the city clerks office.
 The ordinace creates the harbor masters position. He will have charge of the harbor and all facil- itics, including the grid. He is given regular police powers to enforce the ordinance and will take registration of all vessels using the harbor.
 Other Regulations
 Safety regulations relating to fire hazards, handling of inflamable materials, low speed limits to pre- vent heavy wake in the harbor, and handling of garbage were included.
 Penalties for violations are up to $10O fine, 30 days in jail or both, plus costs.
 There are to be no mooring lines attached to the electric meter posts. The harbor committee was given authority to order locks for the meter boxes.
 Problems discussed
 Harbormaster Lynn Geiger was present and presented problems re- lating to the harbor. Some of the matters he brought up were: CD necessity of public phone there; CD repair to water lines; (3) sep arate water line for the Coast Guard, (4) edging for new ramp, and t5) view location for the harbormaster's house and office.
 There was long discussion re- garding a new house for the harbor- master and it was referred to the harbor committee.
 An ordinance for the issuance of S125,000 in bonds for the new fire hall and temporary jail was passed on third and final reading, prOvid- ing the Grande Co.,, which is hand ling the bond sale, agrees to arrange for local bank as well as Seattle bank to handle the bonds. This
 
 arrangement would eliminate the bank exchange rate for local buyers.
 Star Hill Playground
 Councilman Joe Thibodeau re- ported that Elroy Ninnis had leveied the Chicken Yard playground on Star Hill, that w. J. Manthey will donate gravel and sand for topping and the boys living on the hill had agreed to spread it. Thibodeau re- quested that the city provide S25 for posts, lumber and backboards for basketball goals. The council agreed. The street committee is to invest igate the sinking concrete by JOr- genson Motors and see what can be done about cribbing it until perma- nent repairs can be made.
 Assistant Police Chief Frank D. Cavanaugh was present and sug- gested that firemen's cars be equipped with flashing red lights or some obvious Identification to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-20

distinguish them from other cars during a fire call
 A health center report, was, pre-- sented and referred to the. welfare, committee. .,o. ,.,,,,s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-20
FROM MISSISSIPPI

Dr. ana Mrs. Guy Yates of Phil adelphia, Miss, are guess at the Baranof hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-20
VISITOR FROM sITKA

John Cushing of Sitka is at the Baranof hotel.
The Arizona post., 1951-10-05
Social
andRer sonaA

Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Given, Ell
Paso, will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hollins, Tucson, Oct.
6. They are coming here to see
the West Texas-Arizona football
game. Given is general manager
of the Given's Shoe Stores. Hol-
Inns is Tucson manager of the
chain.
Harold RappapOrt flew back to
Tucson Sept. IT after three weeks
visiting his folks in N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan BlackSberg
are back in Tucson. He attended
radio and TV school in LA and
hopes to make connection here.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Petchenik.
The Arizona post., 1951-10-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lisitzky are

Mr.. and Mrs. Max LiSitzky are
home after several weeks in the
east. They visited Prof. George
Lisitzky and family at Oxford,
Ohio, niece Ellen Abramson, ST.
Joseph, Mo-, family and friends in
Kansas City and Holbrook, Ariz.
The Charles Balks returned
from ST. Louis where they cele-
brated their golden wedding an
niversary and attended wedding
Of their oldest granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Stavisky
were in New England for the
summer.
Miss Stella Pitter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Pitter and
sister of Mrs. Philip Hellman, re-
Gently arrived from California to
visit the family. She may remain
permanently.
Mrs. Renie Cohen writes from
New York she leaves New York
middle of the month and will stop
off here enroute to the coast.
Bernard HOllander, son of Mrs.
Tillie Hollander, is engaged to
Zelda Perlow, Pittsburgh. A De-
cember wedding in Pittsburgh is
planned. Mr.. Hollander is with
the Communications service of the
Navy and stationed in Atlantic
City. He visited here last May on
furlough.
The Arizona post., 1951-10-05
Barbara SydOw

Barbara SydOW
On Sept. % their second child, a
daughter, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Sydow, 3025 E. Eastland,
weighing 7 lb. 9 OF. and 10 inches
tall. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Heiner
are Barbara's grandparents. Mr..
Sydow is employed at Grand Cen
trail Aircraft.
The Arizona post., 1951-10-05
BMA~,
NRG.ark
Craig Steven Slavin

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Slavin, 1925 S. Norris,
Sept. 7, weighing 6 lb. 2 OF. and
1912 inches tall. He was named
at a Bris held Sept. 16 with Can
tor Falkow as nobel and Rabbi
Breger as Sandah. Godparents
were David Sirota and Mrs. Jo-
seph Belport. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Slavin, Law
renee, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Gilbert, Haverhill, Mass. Mr..
Slavin is with Grand Central Air
craft.
Barbara Ellen Hauer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hauer, 2313
E. 21st, are parents of a daughter,
their second child, born Sept. %
weighing lb. 1012 OF. and 20
inches tall. Grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. J. Altman, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Hauer, all of Brooklyn. Mr..
Hauer is with the local Internal
Revenue.
The Arizona post., 1951-10-05
Barbara Ellen Hauer

Arizona Post, Oct. S, 1851
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05
Grass Fire Put 0ut Qss Carlson HiiI

Both of the City's fire trucks rushed to Carlson Hill Monday afternoon to ex- tinguish a grass fire that had burned off a large area below the house owned by Stan Austerman.
 The fire siren sounded at 3::30 pm. A booster pump was used from one of the trucks and a regular frehose from the other was attached to a city hydrant.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05
NOTICE

Residents.are=urg to boii all water before using. Due to the inadequate supply in the city reservoir the city water crew started the emergency pump at Beaver lake and are again pumping water to the city tank.
 City of Kodiak
 Water Department.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05
NOTICE

Will the person who bor- rowed my step ladder please return it to the Polar Bear Cafe. Thank you.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05
!. ALASKA MAY g. ls6l

Lund is employed at Kodiak Naval Station. This is their first trip to Kodiak since t'acy left here in 1946.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05

Mir. ami Mrs. r 5 and son, Robin, fork residents and r. ,2 attle, returned week aboard the Fun
Evening star., 1951-06-06
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
ond Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Arena-"Twelfth Night; $3.50
pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Rock Greek Park-"Faith of Oul
Fathers; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Goodbye, MY
Fancy; l:10. 3:15. $40. 7:30 ane
9:40 pm.
CapitOl-"Night Into Morning"
liam, las, 4:30, 7:15 and 10:0(
pm. Stage shows: 100, 3:45, 6:2(
and 9:15 pm.
Columbia GO for Broke,
.11:30 am. 1885, $40, $40. 7:4s
and $50 pm.
Dupont "Odette";; 1:15, $40
$40, 7::30 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's - Hollywood Story;
11:15 am, 1:25. $3.50. $40, 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
LittIe-'L'Affaire";; 400, 4:35
7:10 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"Sante Fe"; 1880
am. 1880, 3:35. 5;35, TAO and
9:45 pm.
National-"Bird of Paradise;
11:15 am. 100. 2:45, 4:35, $40
$40 and 9::55 pm.
Palace-"The Great Caruso"
1890 am. 12:45, 800. Sis. 7:3C
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Ways of Love-; 400. 3:65
5:45, TAO and 9:40 pm.
Playhouse - "Tales Of Hoh-
mann; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Piaza-"The Happiest Days OF
Your Life; 1o:30 am. .12:2o. 2:20
4:10. $40. sos and 1000 pm. 4
Trans-Lux - mfr. Universe;
11:o0 am. 12:45, 2:30, 4:20. sos
7::55 and 9:45 pm.
Warner-"Goodbye My Fancy;
l1:15 am, 1:1o. 800. $50. 1885
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-06
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Ingrid Bergman and her daugh-
ter will be reunited in Paris with
in three weeks. School for Jenny
ends June is. She leaves almost
immediately with her father for
France where Ingrid is currently
starring in Europe 1851" There
lis no sign of Ingrid returning to
Hollywood in spite of a recent
offer of $500. 900 for a picture plus
"a percentage.
It's Gregory Peck and Susan
Hayward for "The Shows of Kill
manjaro." The Hemingway story
lis getting q rewrite at goth Gen.
tury-Fox. hear good things of
the Peck-Susan David and Bath
sheba."
Paul Douglas will go to Rome
alone because bride Jan Sterling
must remain in New York to
|publicize her picture, "Ace in the
Hole" She'll join him later, of
course. But Paul is a disappointed
bridegroom, in spite of some good
news from the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue. 'They just sent me a
rebate Of $4,000 on income tax, -
Paul told me. in the Metro cafe.
X X +
Tyrone Power loses around $40,-
600 by his refusal to star in Lydia
Bailey" So, what with Betty
CRADLES $4,000 saved by goth
ICentury-Fox, which has both its
top stars on suspension, the
studio gets richer every time a
star says mo" to q movie as
lSignment.
Walt Disney leaves for England
next Monday for several months
Iof supervising on his STORY OF
Robin Hood" He'll also fly tc
Spain for ideas on his don
Quixote" picture.
Evening star., 1951-06-06

plicit in dressing Viola in page
boys costume and letting her plead
the suit of Orsino for the hand Of
Olivia. That she makes the role
her most winning performance is
no more than clever girls due to
such a playwright.
A matching excellence is evident
in Corbin's portrait of the naughty,
bombastic, posturing Malvolio a
comedy figure of Shakespeare's
gayest inspiration.
These two, however. are richly
supported by Diamonds dancing,
malicious, comically fanged Fool:
Henry divers roaring Sir Tobey;
the fawning Sir Andrew of Harry
Scully: the gusty serving girl
Maria played by Judy Zoole; the
aloof Olivia impersonated by
Marion Karczmar: and Pernell
Roberts tormented and deceived
Duke Orsino.
In addition to it's other merits,
this Twelfth Night" is the best
costumed of Arenas productions
which, to be sure, is no more
than Shakespeare deserves.
Evening star., 1951-06-06
Hollywood Diary
Ingrid and Her Daughter
To Be Reunited Abroad
.Bv Sheiloh Grohom,

Ava Gardner is having trouble
selling her mountain canyon home.
Prospective buyers are worried
about television reception. That's
one reason why George Raft wants
to sell his house. He's on q hill
and can't get TV.
y X II X
Marlene Dietrich has booked
passage to England to take in the
festival and to visit her special
beau, Michael Wilding.
Howard Keel takes time of pre-
pairing for Lovely to Look At" to
tell me, 1--WE just discovered I
have a beautiful landlady." The
gal he pays rent to for his home
in Brentwood is Ann Dvorak.
Kathryn Grayson hopes to shed
10 pounds in Honolulu, to look
her best in the Adrian gowns for
Lovely to Look At"
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1951-06-06
He's q Genius,
But It's Hidden
By the Assoeioied Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Little Dusty himself, 21a years
old, feels frustrated.
A studio signed him to a role
in film called Finders Keepers.
Then they gave him an aptitude
test and found that he's quite 9
prodigy. He solved problems de.
signed for children of 5 with ease
And, more important. he has the
vocabulary Of a child Of 6.
So what happens? They limit
his vocabulary in the movie to ont
word, "Hi." When Dusty's mother
protested. the studio. made a con.
cesSion.
At the end of the film they're
going to let him shrek. Hi va"
Evening star., 1951-06-06

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1951-06-06
E. IA. LoEW'S MT. VERNON
OPEN AIR DRIVEN
gIYRsSGT MRIVY .IN lsssbvra PIX.

Bet. Columbia Pike and Shirley hwy
Open pm. Today only. CLARK
TO THE CITY" 1905, plus "HOLI-
DAY IN HAVANA" $3.50. 81 plus tax
a rarfull
Evening star., 1951-06-06

lGPAMFAR Oh end { sts. NJ.
10 y AAN O8u n. A-9Ake
BRIDE OF FRANKENsTEIN," SON OF
FRANKENsTEIN."
Evening star., 1951-06-06

MY n STEWART GRANGER, WAL
s3A@V TER PIDGEON, DAVID NV
EN- in SOLDIERS THREE" at 7:20.
Q.lR
Evening star., 1951-06-06
The Posing Show
The Bord's Nonsense Sings
In Arenas Twelfth Nigh"
By Joy Cormody

Life should quite cheerful around Stage for the
fortnight reprory lighted
Shakespeares could chosen
. better joke Junelike beginning. q
comedy the sheeest but the difference
Evening star., 1951-11-01
FARM & GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. s5 and up: get our
free estimates and save money
PAvL's TREE SERVICE. Lo. 5-457s
BULLDOZEKS for grading, excavatinp
and land clearing. Estimates. free
Call UN. S533 or AT. 0725.
BULLDoZER FOR HIRE-s-ft blade.
good operator. HI. $3.50. after
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil. blue
and hauling. Jo. 3-55Ta. we
S0DDING, grading and planting Sod
delivered In load lots. Ashton 2ls2
HYACINTHs. King of the Blues.
81 so. sTADLER NURSERY. Glen
mont, Nd. LO. 5-4554. Turn right at
STARK BROS, 33I 18th st. NE
VIRGIN ffopsorL, first quality. any
quantity, immed. serv. snd delivery;
driveway driveway gravel. LU. 1-5563. any
RASPBERRY PLANTS. strawberry
chysanthemum clumps, iris, creep
ing phlox. primroses, poppies. JOHN
BS9sRDoET' Bs Colesvilie. Md. Ashton.
HAVE AbOuT 10000 GLADIOLJS
BULBS. good healthy stock. If inter
ested will give you q bargain price,
Call SH. 2l5l. Il
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EYES.
until . pm. Hardware dept. MA
LONEY'S, INC, Silver Spring. JU.
S-3333
JAMES FEED STORE, 61a K st. NV
--Wirthmore feeds, baby chicks
poultry supplies. ME. OoSa.
BULLDOZER. hour or contract: grad
ing roads. driveways, parking lots,
land clearing. Free estimate. 10.
3-4912. .
200 DAHLIA ROOTS tclumps). prize
stock. will sell cheap. SH. 2151. ii
HAVE ABOUT 200 BUSHELS OF
APPLES. want to clean up. Price
75c to S1.50 buShel Black Twigs.
Smoke House. Rambo and Golden
Delicious. .SH. 2151. i
AZALEAS. hardy field grown. all
colors; SOC ea.. or S5 dozen. 251O
18th st. ne. Open z days a week.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

TAKOMA PARK SECT.-Lge. cornel
rm. with kit. and laundry privils.
excel. transp.; uni. phone. GE. 1903
MT. PLEAsANT-Exceptionally nice
snn;len,II, single rm,, clean; for esmployess
,ssa nssh 81 sT SwrsaSlnston Pc sss4
hr. switchboard service; phone In
dble. s1s. 50 up: Be 1850. ~ w.
nv AND REFGR. in every room
sinsls s1osS14; s14 double SE SE t5tpls dgas
CHILLUM HGTs.-Attrsc. isi: Sin, Single eG1r rm
next to bath; block from express bus
unlim. phone privileges. ia. 3645
COMFORTABLE LIVING in lovely Du.
pont Circle residence. Double oil
single. 1907 New Hampshire ave
GEORGIA AND ALLISON N.w.-Lge
front room. ,nr. bath, for cple.; baby
welcome; kit. privileges. GE. $685.
DUPONT cIR.-1ese 10th st. NV
Attractive front rm., 2nd fir, next
COM. M. AND CALIFORNIA Large
sunny nm. with private bath and
NEAR EAR wARDMaN sfaSissni pAkk-Ssts k Sss 9th
St.-Comfortable room for lady; un-
limited phone; private home. "a
NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL-Beautiful
double room. southern exposure; Inn
maculately clean; with large cedar
lined closet. win rent $40 single OF
$50 double. EX. 9639.
BRIGHTWOOD-S2O Marietta pl.-
For gentleman; non-smoker, non.
drinker; nice. clean. single room
2nd H.. near bath and shower; pvt
home; S22 mo.
pvt. home; laundry privileges. Call
1892 Park RD.-Large. bright rm.,
nice nicely flrn;; End fir;; finrs;; employed per-
EYE ST. NV, 191S-Sgle.. comfort
able rm. for gentleman; near bath;
cony. neighborhood; S35 mo. ST.
pGPoNT Ins C1Rc1E. 1921 p st. NV
Lovely single double room; maid
service. DU. 9496. -
Evening star., 1951-11-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CLERK-TYP., gen. ON. work wtd.
by expectant mother; wife Of over
seas officer; desires work till April.
P. o. Box 1853. Wash. 13 /"
GIRL, experienced sales clerk, mes
senger or mail clerk with D. c..
drivers permit. wishes work for
Mon. through Fri. LU. 4-1930.
HOUSEKEEPING, out-of-school care
child; good cooking: no laund.: up
stairs rm.; $40; 5-d. wk. Gil. 1928.
itionn with children. refs. Chestnut
NURSE, Al doctors references, long
experienced, will consider any case
Can live in. CO. 0464.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, wishes
day or night duty; mat. cases or
invld. patients or baby sit. NO. 673S.
PRACTICAL NURSE, aged or invalid:
kind and understanding of senile
patients. ia. 9767.
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER. RIM. 5O3,
SI7 18th st. DI. 7a46.
STENOGRAPHER, GS-4; rapid, eff
cient. used to responsibility outside
Govt; permanent status; air-cond.
LATIN-AMERICAN GIRL, Spanish
stenographer; very accurate typist
in English, Spanish, Portuguese,
French or Italian. NO. AGO, RIM. 315.
WOULD LIKE part-time tipping or
clerical work, preferably after $50
COLORED WOMAN desires evening or
daywork cleaning oflces. Phone Ii
3-31s6.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

NEAR 4th AND r. I.-Nice eons.ni,l
girl to share 5-rm. lst-fioor ant.
TTnjth Tjth one other; $3.50 per mo.
GIRL. GfR '2so' e to aftSsE s. 6i3o % sb,r. ah.5I
apt, in NV. section. with 3 Septm SeatiI:
Ta giTiS5 ooss ssS,75 mo. Call after s pm.
YoUSG MARRIED WOMAN Wl Visb.,
10 share 3-rm., completely iurn.
5 mo h GR zfnn5 SIS 7lssdy bstas.n s1ny 'rsnsD sD5
r 10 pm. SIG Jefferson st. NV. -
ClkL to share large 2-bedrn. apt,
WIN another; conv. NV. section:
p rent IIc sac, Gall DU.. 5946. g
20 4eoSs7. a55nkers' Cali after pm, "a.
conn. APT. BLDG.-pvt. b.d-rv
rm: share kit; and bath with q
sifts; sftHr unlimited phone. OR. 1874
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wish to
share their duplex apt. With mother
and daughter or lady, TIE. 7i44.
GEO ,GETowN-1 girl. eo-so: so1-
iese snt ersd. s.h preferred to share lovely
ewes Hu. 71Ssa; :aslsi days, s'G D1. mo; ssSs. Ssh
EMPLOYED LADY will share A..
t5ac. Ira, row house with / or : girls.
1ssa Ess eedTm rMBIA' IA kb Rbsa yves Ant
MI 1884. Young lady to share twin
pearoom; use Of living room and
fOUNG GIRL wanted to share house
with 4 others; inexpensivs pS
gn2S ewes. or week ends
hEElNED LADY will share apt, with
other: twin beds. I1Oi Mass
AYE aye NV. Apt. 40S: call after 40
COL..% GIRLS to sh. lovely NV. home;
1lth St carline. DE. 4s53
Evening star., 1951-11-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

$50 MADISON ST. NV b,drms
se. nv, rm;; kit and bath: modern
s6ss sssa aod IoedaiISy ~ SdJs sl5e incl, uti. dE.
turn in bAfH rfrulaf fles apt sns sdH and esas sss:
res re- - c0nv: .S,nv nv. sect. and to 18th
MOORE. Ho. 67le, daily. II
AKL:ILlv, III rnn., bedrm.. kit. bath;
ineE' fmEPi' ca' fGup1s: as3o 500 mo-; utilities
SENATE COURTS. u block from
ar. and bath. new furniture and deco
TGstlens; air cond,; all utilS. 100
FRANcTs;e Fl n R;eis scoTr4 st 4tSsi kEY HoTrr.o,
room kit and bath Completely
fnrn air..conditioned apt: tub and
snower; S? to 81 per day for or
iimit pieopse; sGo fgll gn. hotel service; no time
room; kitchen. bath; nicely furn,:
WAKING waking distance downtown. Inciud.
q. 10th ST. S.E.-3 rms, kit, ana
Sas Sasn; ), imm. mn ooeGeup,; adults only:
5sth avail G AssG ss1.55. Fm,; Sex kit MRs fRd
TAKoMA PARK@suitable 2 ., .
young men; empl. or students;
Sfa5n SSfafmS;i sH utilities snaiie near D. C. line;
"s1: 14th ST. NV rms ~
Pyy9ai. bath; married couple only. CO.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. vell..n-
boneso bponnseo i, apt; on full 4, in well-kept
FL FL 363s or DU. 273o. xtS''
LIVING RM.. BEDRM.. kitchen, semi.
pVt; bath; pvt. Jewish home; nice
,sSs ssS:loR; Rr, cSny e1n tranSp. IA. 4s45
kit and bath. s4s Der "ml mo E1ac sm;;
! nm, and kit, S3S per mo. shown
slst AND Pa Pa. AVE. Nw.-vtc. Geoys.
Masg washington; Doctors and Columbia
55oSpltaS; Bedroom and kitchenette.
HSaS ms1er' suitable for couple. DI.
PARKWAY" APTs.. 1920 Conn,
ave. NV. Beautifully furn,: neWIv
oec' cor. apt, consisting OF recep.
aion hall, lge; liv. rm.. bedrm., kit.
fo ano rasaan oatn; Sl35 mo. viii rent only
paying 1st and last months rent
on 1-yr. lease See Resident mana.
ger on premises.
CONN. AVE.-One bedrm.. liy. rm.,
dining foyer, kit. and bath; gas and
eIee' aS sns.; inci.; switchboard and elevator.
THREE-RooM BASEMENT APT,
SsfI Sepye gu grS9ad; Saed; Takoma Park, Md.
lss TENNEssEE AVE. N.E.-AttTac.
1lrn: : rms. kit, bath; cont. hot W.:
DoWNToWN. i3ie DIteoi { st. n.W.Mon.- aaueS
rm:, apt, refgr., stove; SIS wk.
TAkOMA-4 rms, kitchen and bath:
son son express e4 bus; 2 or 8 adults only;
rWo SSo, 'R Rooms M o1G2; kitcbepette and hath.
Mr.. FIT. MYER-Three bedrms i,v
rm;. kit. din rm., bath: SIS per mo
JOHN ". MULRoY. 90 Hiliwoed
ave. Falls Church. Va. FA. 1922.
FAIRFAx-Four Al A. bedrms., lily. rn,..
$40 per mo, incl. heat. JOHN w.
MULRoY: 80 Hillwood ave. Fails
Ghnrsh. Va Va; FA. 1922. "a
fined adults; IS yards from bus;
!, SIPS month; utils. incl. Sligo 5I4s.
S.W:-Two rms, lge. kit, lge closets;
fu11a91e inoI nt,,s, epfe 20 Or T,G, men, $50 no,
1899 isth 81. N.W.-Front donbi.
Mf sGqm aaaS twin beds; other vacancies.
YEAR Hai 'ceS' COM, exceptionally .ttraciiv. md
room In private modern home. Suit
i aole issGIp or = Or; 1880.
Good transp.; Jewish home. Couple Couple
ITTRACTIvELY FURN. bedrm., next
to bath. open porch included. pvt
home; transp. at door: $40 mo. and
Use Use OF @ phone. Phone GE. 6S14.
pvt, entrance: next to bath: near
carlines: $25 month. DU. 1915.
I'll CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY.
corner Conn. ave, nicely furnished:
Eentleman; S35. wo 9i52. @3
Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1951-11-01
SITUATIONS MEN
CHIEF ACCOUNTANT

CHIEF ACCOUNTANT
C.P.A., IL yrs. experience; SI00 mini
mum. Box 476-X, Star. So
ENGINEER, radio, BIS. E.E.. yrs.
prof. engrg., ping. engrg., superv.
constr; mtr. and rev. stas., teIeg.
com. ctrs.. plus yrs. misc. radar.
radio and elec. exper. Will consider
o'seas empl. Call ia. 5-9120.
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE, former
school teacher desperately needs a
position. Has B.A. and MA. de-
erees. major in history and political
science. Would prefer position to
represent enterprise in Europe. Call
Ii. 4-424S, MR.. NUTTER.
MAN, hotel experience, wishes posi-
tion as manager tourist camp or
hotel. Box 316-X, Star. A.
MEN AVA1LABLE-For employment.
odd jobs, yard work. wall washing,
carpentry. housecleaning. etc. SAL
VATION ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp
NE. 1892
WATCHMAN, settled white man.
Phone RA. 3431.
NEAT, exper man wants job as
houseboy. chauffeur; willing to
travel; references. Box ASK, Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
ROOMS FuRkIsHED-N.E.

CEDAR LoDGE-2s26 Bladensburs
I'd. n.e.-11a beautifully furn. front
rooms combined, walk-in closet; bus
At door, next to shower and bath:
twin beds; 3 gentlemen: SIS Wk'
each. Also double room. 2 gentie.
men; SS wk. each; students pre-
ferred: Ii. 4-SS23. .
42l 9Th ST. N.E.-Single front rm
NICE nice nome; phone. laundry priviis. !:
NEWLY FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOM
near busline; use of Laundromat.
1EnIim. phone service. Cali AID
ssi 18th ST. NE.-Attract w$ warn
next bath; pvt. home: laundry
prlVils.. unlim phone; As minis
,doWntown: ! girl. FIR. O6Ss. ~
LOVELY ROOM for girl in Jewish
nome; all privils. w. Va. ave. ne
ddIso3 III 3-7747; after 6 pm. cali RA'
CL0sE-IN-3oo R. l. ave. me-
Selected location. front corner dbIe
rm., twin beds. newly furn., clean
etc; pvt. TV phone. well heated: !,
go week. Du: 1909. IL
OLORED-DOUBLE ROOM for cou-
pie; All home privils. u blk. Trini-
dad bus. Ii. 3-2732. .5
Evening star., 1951-11-01
MiScEL. FOR SALE Cont. }

DINING SET. small. 9-pc.. sos; Twins
$500 ef 7ai 81 sai 800 pr wo ohihsss $685. ''olei
DIN. RIM. SUITE. lO-pc.; 3-yrs. old
S225 or best offer DU. 3074. Il
DIVAN, about 6 mos. old. wine. sos
or best offer; excel. cond. NO. 070S.
1928 18th st. NV. Apt. 513. Il
DUrLiIAIOk. stencil type Sl5.75.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13
ELECTRIC TRAINS. Lionel trains
and train repairs Use our lay-away
LOCK CO.. 1903 L st NV. corner
of 18th and L SITS. NV. DI. 1929.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Universal. yr.
old: de luxe, fully automatic model;
like new; priced at S2l0 for quick
sale. Call OV. 5093. -
World Scope, /?
volumes. like new. $50. RA. o707