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LARGE, BRIGHT APARTMENT.

LARGE, BRIGHT APARTMENT, liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath; new and
attractive; vic. Conn. ave: and M st.
NV: $175, includes utilities. For
| further particulars. phone ST. 1904
GEORGETOWN-Effciency. l rm., full
| kit, pvt. bath; apt. bldg. $3.50 mo.
incl. utils. NO. 5000, DU. 1852. -
ROCKVILLE rms. and bath; utili-
ties included; S65. Recently painted,
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Bedroom
lily. rm:. kitchen, dinette. bath. Cali
10. 2-47a2. 4
ARL.-New, attr.: two 1-bedrm apis.
One with open fireplace. Conven. to
it included. cH. es 1854. zn0 0u'' ALI Ns usiiS
BEVERLY PARK GARDENS, Alex,
| Va. Several l-bedrm. apis. available
Ct Ct. once. 10 minutes to Pentagon. l
mo; mo Cali lI NJ. Birkstt. 'uJi ia. sP1 4"leoo. %.
THE BRANT CO.. INC.
NORTH ARLINGTON-Lorcom Arms,
ll-bedrm. apt available at once.
Near, Lee hwy. and Glebe rd.. l blk.
to shopping and transp. Ss5 per
Ripket4 RG inclJdinF A 81 ut5f 4ar CAL ha1NI NJ
CLEAN AND LIKE News rooms,
bath; Sth and Kennedy NV. Pvt.
entr'; Ssa'5o mo. to desirable ten
Groom aRs5, RAi Apr.@aso4 %0oai L st. Hillside
INQUIRE SOUTHEAST REALTY CO,
FOREST GLEN pARK. MD.-Terrace
apt 3 rms, and bath. utils. furh.
pvt. home; $40 per mo. GE. s755.
TWO ROOMS. kit and bath; for
appt., call RA 1902. a
a00i NJ ST. NE. Apt, 4. l bed
4ash a 4iaRy Rent ha5 s5i go sVa nciaa im
Il: ,Si g. sa sM1TaY Ny eSoeS' eo' 81 $500
3 ROOMS, semipvt. bath; pvt. en-
= s3' s''s $3.50 'SS:'' ME- shs5t9 ssSe
so o. NEW EyF " YORK TX AVE. N.w.-Avail.
immediately; ndstly; 2-bedrm. apt. s54.
MoDEkS GT SS'1 1i-BEpRooM Apr-Adf,.-
SILVER sPRING-Attract. l-bedrm.
apt: large kit. bath, beaut. liv. rm.
with firepl, Newly decor: all utils.
ins; ais, lst II dge' e0I . hoass osse in desir
RMS, ss' kit si2S Bath hsisS po2ch Rees closets
3 EXPOSURES; Taft bridge area; maid
available. Bog 3s8-T. Star. g
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Two bedrms :,
liv.- rm.. with f1repl., din. rm.. kIi
bath. 500 mo. Call r. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtors. MA. 5000. IS
NRBf. VA.-3 lge. rms, kit, bath;
End {: Adults only. CHI. 1915. .
FOR RENT bedroom apt, mr..
Pentagon; $3.50. ia. S-3106 after
G pm. .
4-ROOM APARTMENT, large rooms:
bath with shower: oil heat: garage
and sarden; convenient location: no
1isd Eth ST. NV. lat 8si Mass. s. Ave }
GAIT, liy. rm.. . lge. bedrms,, huge
kit. bath. Some furn., Sl25 mo. !:
conv. to everything. See 1914 pm
upstairs in quiet larger home in
No. Arl Newly decorated, Quiet
adults only. 500 mo. CHI. 9l42.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

THREE GOVT. GIRLS desire fur
living room. bedroom. kitchen, bath
room. Call CO. 1856. A.
COUPLE. quiet, middle-aged, need 2
or 3-rm: apt; max, $75 per mo-,
incl. utils.; 1st floor or eiev. apt.
9Siy; " OF Conn. ave. pref. Box
NAVAL OFFICERS FAMILY desper-
bedroom house or apt, Mar. Al to
June L.. OR. 2745. q
ONE-BEDRM. FURN. APT. desired;
NV. pref; apt. bldg; UP to $10O.
MA. 21S5 after z pm.
GOVT. WOMAN, permanent. efficiency
apt. unfurn;, NV: max. $50; best
ref. Box 27O-S, Star. A.
LANDLORDS - List your apts. or
houses furn. or unfurn.; free list
inga: applicants waiting; white only.
Wash. Va. Md. MA. O0O1.
UNFURNIsHED 2-BEDRM. APT. NV;
pref: Georgetown. EX. 6115, Ext.
1889 or AID. 0462 after $50. q
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires
small apt, with kitchen. in apt
bldg. NV. section; could occupy
Immediately. BOX $685., Star. .s
BUSINESSWOMAN desires furn. ef-
nciency apt, NV. apt. bldg. DU.
ooo9 after $3.50 pm. Will sublet.
WANTED-one or 2 bedrm. unfurn,
apt. In apt. bldg. or remodelled
$S5 mo. Call MR.. WETzEL, HU.
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHED

GEORGETOWN-Exquis.. small. new
,pRoGMs Dst5S; sls1 sf9yr mo M No. ;5.s 455s
with "a bath. full bsmt. 500 Buck
innlgham ms n.o- Or. Silver Spring. Md. Call
ALEX. HUNTINGToN-unusuallya at
trac. 2-bedrm. brick home. beaut.
DEC; new Tappan range and refgr.;
iee. shady lawn: screened porch: gas
neat; full bsmt.; $115 mo. TIE. 6S39.
SILVER sPRlNG--e rms; new house; ;
ami, Bendix, S11O: vacant. Key,
so ss02 Sligo ave. sH. 7O59. a
$S9.50-2 bedrooms. in Arl; near
snd Navy S0tRa 2snes r. EM MzsF ss7s 7ssnsssGn sssR
vIERs iEiSs MILL VILLAGE. s. s., MD ..
bedrm. bungalow, full bsmt.. gas
heat: near school and bus; unfurn.
S1caAEL IaTai; Really $r9o CO.. sH Il 6soi; SAE
GEokcETowss sSei; hA wssfssoo' SOC Beautiful 6a BRICK
home; three bedrms.. two baths,
st0rass; a1l ssis ss21o' RoxANA B, DoRgN,
BIUEMoNr. VA. on Route 7; e.Tm.
Blue RIDGE Mts.: SIS. Dsau'i RA. osss' ylsW 2s q
NEW 3-BEDROOM SEMIDET. HOME
Large corner lot; auto. gas. heat.
stove and refrigerator and Bendix;
rent BY owner. S115; l2030 Blue
MOVE IN-Newly dec. 6-rm. brick:
full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.t furn.. un-
furn.; conv. H. A. EDGE, TIE. O791.
vIERs MILL VILLAGE. S. s., Md
Vacant 2-bedrm. bungalow. Full
basement Conv. to schools. theater,
stores, transp. Children accepted.
$50. WI. 1888; eyes,, WI. 1890.
Mr.. WISCONSIN AND MASS. AYES.
Immaculate home, unfurnished; !;
8 bedrms., / h baths. Available un-
Frazer. r. sg.Ss Or 1898 ' or m0' HU ai 4s45. @Is.
with WETzEL REAL ESTATE. A
CHEVY CHASE-6 rms. bath, gas.
&C. h.; nr. schols; $3.50 mo. WI.
ROCKvILLE-New 3-bedrm. house;
gas heat auto. washer, Venetian
blinds; 500 mo. Rockville 1896. Il
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1916 MADISON ST. Nw.-For work.
ing mother and child; day care
57O5 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. dbl. rm..
for 2 young people; friendly South
ern family; excel. transp.: rm. and
breakfast, $40 wk. each. RA. 1928.
WILL GIVE rm. and board, also
nursing care If desired. Call Rock
WILL CARE for 1 or 2 children in
my home while mother works;
Alexandria AL. 4473.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Nice rooms for young ladies and
men; single, double; water; phones
in rc.ms; excellent board, 2'
ROOM AND BOARD in one of Wash
ington's finest guest 'iouses; &C.
commodations available for men or
women; dble. and triple rms. row
avail. 1854 Mass. ave. NV. DU.
1884 "A
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1928 N. H.
ave. n.w.-Nicely furn. double rm.
for 2 men. also rm. to share with
gentleman; phone in each rm.: good
food. television and social privi-
leges. CLUB MASON. -
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

NEAR MINNESOTA AyE.-Front bed
room, next to shower bath. Conv. to
transp: Gentl, Burns st. ne.
TW. 0577. 4
WOoDRIDGE-Nicely furn. LIST fir
rm. with settled couple, V block to
transp. Phone NO. 1924. 3
MICHIGAN PK.-Lge. frt. rm., redec.
Pvt. bath. radio. unlim. phone. At
bus stop. 500 dbl. $50 sgl. DU. 27S5.
1422 A ST. NE.-Comfortable rn,.
pvt. home; convenient transporta-
NIn ten; TRs 346s, - q
large bedrm.; unlim. phone: laundry
.privils.: 81 wk. LA. 6-SSo9. 3
NEAR 18th AND MONROE STS.-
Bright, double room. good transp.
Call after 6 wkdays.. Sun, AID. 2S19.
y
40 EYE N.E.-5 large rms, sngls..
nicely furn.; warm; use of phone:
will accept l child. RE. 9492. 3
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED private room and board
for elderly blind lady, not over ST5
mo. Box 312-T. Star. "a
SMALL RM., N.W.-1st, 2nd floor;
Ink. refined lady; away part time;
refs. exch.; $50 mo. Box 277-S, Star.
ELD'Y MAN, Cath'c. Eur'n, ed'd. en-
pPd, needs quiet rm., pref'y d'town,
NV. with Ink. and phone fac's.
P. o. Box 1892, Benz. Franklin St'n.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TASTEFULLY FURNISHED 2-bedrm.
and den home, all modern conven-
fences. "a baths; lovely grounds;
quiet countryside; mi. D. c.. nr.
dr,teston; diateIx Avail Sl6o Per mo mo; imms-
1898.
CLEVELAND PARK rooms g bed
rSomsr roc baths). garage; s175 mo.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 2 to 3 bed
tops 500 and SIS. % %. 9IlHsa. sasSi..
BUNGALOW. completely furnished;
new. modern furniture. Convenient
transp. Reasonable rent. 81. 1854
srsfF snd sun i Pm weekdays all day sat
GEORGETOWN - Beautifully furn.;
h.tn: LARGE ,iy,. ,iy. rm.; frepl;; bedrms;;
DET.. near Walter Reed. 8 rms, oil
heat; fresh and clean; $110. Call
GE. 0634 before IL am. q
GEoRGETowN, 8 RMS. 8 bedrms.,
paths LIST A.; powder room, mod
sEissssl ~ ''!ssh' eE sh''sss1 ssis iss oa
GLENMONT HILLS, MD.-Brick ram
bier' 3 bedrms., hv., rm. din. rm.,
Kit. bath. gas a.-c. heat S125 mo.
S.li q sRso B A. HUMPHRiEs. Real.oT,
ssis SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
Six rms, bath. completely furn., full
PHRIEs; Realtors, Ma. 5000. IS
ABINGDON 1l. H,,Gan. &. room brick mouse.
ideal for children; s1T5 per rHqo' mo.
Kenmore 3-6109. -3
LEn:-5 min. Pentason, 10 min.
?; C.; D rms. bath. bsmt,; bus;
shops at corner s1a5 mo. ov. 3422.
31O5 MONTRosE AVE. Alex, Va
Two bedrooms. living room. dining
rro2oam, room, kitchen. bath. Phone MI.
s.RM. BUNGALOW in carmody Hills.
800 mo; noos SOUTHEAST REALTY CO,
Ari.. "a block from rom high '' schooi Sei' and M
bus; available Immediately; S175
GEoRGEToWN % HousE. furnished! ng
Saitasle sui s6ad for 3 girls. college grads.
DETACHED completely furnished g.
quiet location but conv. to transp.
GrieT; GE sosn THE MuNsEY TRUST CO,
CHEVY CHASE-New furn. det.:
rms. bsmt., screened porch, TV,
washer; ref. req; $3.50 mo. Box
rT: DUPONT sEcrIoN-Det. brick:
nicely furn.; 6 rms, bath: refrigera-
tor: fireplace: auto. heat: toilet in
bsmt.; nice lot: half blk. to bus:
Sl45 mo-; adults. ROGER MOSS.
HO: GOO; 2l25 r. ]. ave. ne. =
NICE 5-RM. BUNGALOW, bsmt., oil
neat; on busline, 4712 Wilson blvd :,
son, 1122 N. Irving St. Arl. CH.
70 CONN. AVE. Kensington. Md
Detached frame, rooms a ped
rooms. y baths. screened porch;
rated; nicely furnished; % acrsSwith
lovely garden; S275 mo. Represent
ative. on premises or will show by
appointment. Call LO 5-43S9. a
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

cry; prompt serv.; 24-hr. day, T.
day wk.; S3 min. AT. 32S7. 12s
MOVING By vE1-Exper. nelp every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cal
any time. MR. COOK. GL. 5l37.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
co. INC. est. 1905
YOU CAN'T afford to move. but
have TO-. call ROYAL TRANSFER
i. 1907. 140S st. NV. 6s
PARKS TRANSFER, moving at your
convenience; also baggage and
trunks. Call any time. AID. 1897.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your .noyInz stoi age;
reas. ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1916.
SPACE AVAILABLE from and to
Houston. Tex. Leaving Houston ap-
proximately March l1th. arriving
.. c. 5th; returning Immediately
Capacity 800 Gu. it.. IA tons: very
reasonable. Anv route. Bonded and
3677. Arl.. Va, o. c. Miller, 2O4
Earl. Houston. Tex, UN. S542. -4
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED

N. ARLINGT0N-Four-rm. and bath
KING. GIL. 5273, CHI. 550s. -
BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit, bath: S75 per
mo. incl. utils.; Silver Spring. SH.
4O63, after 6 weekdays. Il
MECRlLEE EAPTS.-SDacious and q
bedrm.. apts., close to transp.. elem.
and high school. shop, center and
theater; 53rd pl. and Annapolis rd.,
2 blocks beyond Bladensburg High
School turn right WA. 1921.
Md with liv. rm.. dinette. kitchen
and bath; $3.50, incl util.; mr..
transp: and shopping. SH. 9152.
ARLINGTON, nr. Wash.-Choice 3rd
a.. 2 bedrms., fully insulated, cool
in summer conv. to buses and shop
pins; $3.50; adults. oW. 1868.
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NORTHEAST TAVERN AND BARBE-
CUE, 1910 Deane ave. ne, seafood
and carry-out shop; restaurant fully
equipped, 10 leatherette booths, 20
stools to counter; complete cooking
and grilling in. front: kitchen COM
and beer or either obtainable; ideal
location cash price for quick sale
$1,000; lessee called In service; will
take small balance on chattel. Leave
MESSAGE at DC 452R 4
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ROOMS UkFURklSHED

DUPONT CIRCLE (vic.), private en-
bachelor. Nd 77o5 after 8 pm. -
1925 M ST. NV connecting
rooms and bath, with refrigerator
women or bachelor, S65. RE. 1870.
CoLoRED NEWLY DECORATED
rm.; very attract; or 2 men.
ladies or couple. All privileges. Can
be used as studio rm MI. 1929. .
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WESLEY HALL

dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm. Bendix washer:
selected menu: S4S to S5S. 80 1925
21st st. NV. HU 1924
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VACANT
COLORED
Nth AND NEWTON

Modern fireproof bldg, all apts
nave large front rms, entrance
foyer, bedrm. approx. 14x20 it., tile
bath, plenty of closet space. Elev.
ana janitor serv, Can be handled
HOLLOMAN, Ii. 7-9433 4
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NEAR NICHOLS AVE.
1000 South Capitol St, Apt. Q; two
rms, kit. and bath: conven. transp.
rent. S61 .55. Heat furn. Adult
working cple. HoHENsTEIN BROS.
652 H st. ne.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS, vcHA. goth and
Naylor I'd. Sc: excellent 1st-fi., :
bedrn,. unit; liv rm. lexis: all-elec.
kit. auto. laundry facils.. play
grounos. monthly cost, S62 .S5
500 down. Possession. No 2-bedrm.
unirs avail at this time DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000; ewes.
OR 5761 or TW. 1191.
SMALL COOPERATIVE APT. wanted
to buy In well-located, strictly mod
ern building NV; principals OF
broker. LUTHER L. MILLER, 261O
GaTneld st. NV. DE. 0655, WO
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1906 ROBINSON PLACE
In Virginia Forest
FALLS CHURCH

3-bedrm. rambler. with liv. rm., din.
rm:, kit; garage; screened porch
and bsmt.; mr.. schools and transp 4;
furn.. including television and piano;
1926. Ewes, call Mr.. Fussell, Falls
Church 7140. Exclusive with
JOHN H. MILLER. JR & BRO.
1879 K st. NV. Realtors, MA. 2557.
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A-M-O-C-O STATION
On U. 8. Highway, 20 miles D. c.;
forced to sell at inventory; 50 here 8
your chance to have your own busi-
ness.
MILLS REALTY co.
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BOLIVIAN CLUB
1888 10th; business women; sgl.
dbl. rms modern baths beaut furn.
SLAUGHTER'S
2007 O st. NV, near Dupont Circle
Single, 5000 up: double. SIG
Switchboard, elevator, maid service
conv. transp. NO 1850. -6
GAYTONIA TOURIST
1913 10Th ST. NV.
Conveniently located: $1,000 q wk
up; So day up. DU. $500.
RITZ HOTEL
920 F ST NV.
Double rooms, SIS per week; single
rooms, S14 per week. Downtown ir
shopping district. Complete hote
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MT pIEASANn
EMBASSY APIS,

COLORED-14l8 C ST. SCI rm.
and kitchenette for husband and
wife: no children. .
COLORED-FURNISH apartment;
studio room and kitchenette for one;
$4S. DU. 3748 after 5 pm. s
COLORED-EMPL. CPLE.; / rm. and
kit. furn.; excel. neighborhood. TU.
COLORED-2 APTs.; living room,
bedroom. large kitchenette,. closed
aduts oEe sepn 5o mo pisn siso cean lear ialn furn
bsmt. apt. 2 rooms. kitchen, bath,
S52 so mo-, plus care of furnace.
1908 c st. ne. Ii. 3-2095. a
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MCLEAN GARDENS

WIS. Ave. ana POrLer NV
Choice residential commu-
nifty of Washington. Applica-
tions being accepted for single
and double rooms at attrac-
tive monthly rates. Call room
clerk, OR. 6622.
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MUST SELL,

Annapolis. Md.-Restaurant and
cocktail lounge; seats $50 people;
air conditioned; long lease; 1000
fully equipped; fixtures cost 500, 600;
will sell for $4,000; no trifiers:
liquor and beer license, on and of
sale; 7-day week; corner building.
Phone 34l0 Annapolis. Md. for ap-
DOfntment
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$500 DOWN

Corner grocery--Woman owner claims
over $500 weekly; couple can easily
DO $500 weekly by adding more
stock; living quarters: mixed trade.
$500 DOWN
Grocery, meats; nearby Md, on we'll
Travelled highway; owner, i'll, can
not operate, must sell
DGS, SELF-SERV. MKT.
NW.-Weekly volume, over LOCO;
long-established white trade; low
with large stock.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
oS1 E st. NV. MA. s3s9, MA. 1874.
oNE-MAN GROCERY STORE, on
BUSY Nd. hwy. Just few mi. from
D. c.; long established; frozen food
xo 6ox electric meat case; approx
$500 fresh stock: approx. 81 900
mo: gross sales; easy to increase.
Account Of illness, this owner wifi
sacrifice; lock, stock and barrel,
So. 500: good terms. Cali
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
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Observation-Disclosures e,up

RESTAURANTNIG CLUB
Good NV. corner. 2 blocks from new
GAO; lease at reasonable rental:
liquor license; business good at pres
ent and increasing: owner must sell.
Right price for quick sale For APP
pointment to inspect and discuss de-
tails. write Box 373-S. Star. -
BELOW COST GROCERY
Apt. above. Ideal ne. loc. Fully
equipped. Owner i'll. Only 81. 500.
Terms. Low rent. Suitable for white
or colored. Ii. 7-9377. Ewes, LA.
6-4541. .t- .,t-
ESTABLISHED BAKERY
In same location for IA years; now
wishes to sell business and equip
ment on main street in Alexandria,
Va. and End retail outlet in bust
ness center Of growing community
crossing over $4,000 per year;
price. $4,000; reasonable cash pay
ment, chattel mortgage unpaid bal
ance. To inspect. call CHI. $685.
Ewes andssSun. Fails Church 1873.
GEO. MASON GREEN
2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
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$1,000 DOWN

Small lunch. selling hot meals. sand
wiches, soft drinks, ice cream;
nearby Maryland; easy to operate;
now doing $500 week. but wifi dou-
BILE when curb-service weather
starts. If a beginner we will stay
q week to help you get started.
Boy 4OR-G Gtor
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IovETy sTJyrp sppINr.

LOVELY SILVER SPRING
Location overlooking Sligo Park. in
available; 2 bedrooms; S71 "a mo
covers everything. including utils
and maintenance: convenient to all
facilities. Call MRS. MAGEE. JU.
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
GARDEN APIS. IN THE DISTRICT
| 10 min. downtown via So Capitol
Bridge. Near Boiling Field
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
BEDROOM, UTILS. INCL. S79. so
2 BEDROOMS. UTILS INCL. S92 90
Also Some Furnished Apts
4242 4th St Sc 10 2-9776
WILLSTON (SOUTH)
6404 Lee blvd Falls Church Va
| Immediate occupancy new l-bedrm
Unfurnished Apartments
RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREMISES
FA 5640
JAMES A. HEWITT
Prop. Management Corp.
1920 Eye st. NV ST 1868
COLoRED-COMPLETELY NEW APT.
. rms. kit. bath: refs. req. Du.
1873, ewes. after =.
COLORED-BSMT. APT, partly furn, !;
near No. Capitol and Florida ave.
MI. e304. Call after 3. -
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attractive: vic. Conn. ave. and NJ st
NV: $175, includes utilities. Fol
further particulars. phone ST. 1904
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CAPITOL THEATRE SCREENS TOP JOHN
 FORD FILM FARE

Director John c'She Wore Yel- low Ribbon"D Ford, firmly estab- lished as one of Hollywood's most effective fabricators of pictures projecting the colorful era of cav airy and Indian warfare, directs Rio Grande,' currently playing at the Capitol Theatre. He surpasses even himself with a feature so brimming with action, suspense, spectacle and drama that it can not avoid becoming a must-see among film fans.
 And further, Rio Grande' has a gripping, tender story to appeal to those who may not be too en- thralled with the derring-do of sad dle soldiers. Although he is given tough competition by an excellent and wisely chosen cast, John Wayne, again portraying the hard bitten commanding officer, turns in a thoroughly excellent and in- gratiating performance.
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37 IN, } OUT ON
 ALEUTlAN MONDAY

Arriving on the Aleutian Mon- day were 37 passengers while three embarked for the westward. Master of the ship is Capt. Carl Nilsen with John Vogler, chief purser.
 Disembarking from Seattle: Mrs Mabel Carlson. L, L. Clay, Virginia Cook, Miss Carol Ford, Ensign Fortnier, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Gra- uel, Margaret Hollenbach, Mrs. F Honsinger. Mary Innis, Martha Livingston, Dr. and Mrs. R. w Marcum, It. Col. and Mrs. T. E. Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Ed. Schmidt MT. and Mrs. Frank sherman, Mrs. Barton D. Stebbins, Barton D. Stebbins, Jr., Michael Stebbins, MT and Mrs. R. c. Stephens, Mrs. Jane Stringer, John Stringer, D. Stringer, Wauna Lee Sweet, Ralph Taylor, Mrs. Katherine Valencia, Patricia Valencia, Alice Wanamaker.
 From Ketchikan: Mrs. B. F. Hall iday, Dean Lyman. Andrew Peace, Mrs. Albert Thompson, c. Wigg.
 Embarking for Seward. Mary M Bender, Michael s. Tormey. Gil Rich.
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NEW RATES FOR TAkU LODGE; REGULAR RIVER
 BOAT SCHEDULES NOW

Regular river boat schedules Will be maintained between Juneau ana Taku Lodge, it was announced to- day by Royal O'Reilly, lodge owner, The lodges river boat, Red Wing will leave Juneau every Monday at 5 pm. and arrive here from the lodge every Sunday evening at y pm, he said.
 Erling Martinson Tn his vessel, the Northwind, weekended at the lodge and the two boats of about the same speed = raced back to Juneau Monday with the Red Wing win- ming by default when the North winds fuel line plugged.
 A new rate schedule for the lodge has been announced by O'Reilly with the abandonment of the all- expense weekend tours. Rates TOT those not coming through travel bureaus will be $6 per night TOT lodging, and $6 per day for meals with boats and fishing gear. Guloes are available at extra cost.
 Alaska Coastal Airlines still man. tain flights to the lodge for three or more at regular rates or special charters for one or two can be ar ranged.
 OReilly reports that bookings TOT the rest of the season are good ana more local persons and tourists have visited the lodge this year than previously. A South American party of about 30 persons is expected in August.
 The run of the big trout started about July 4, O'Reilly said, which is about a month earlier than usual He reports that fishing is especially good now.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-10
MOOSE PLAY ELkS
 TONIGHT IN FIRST
 GAME SECOND HALF

The Moose play the Elks this eve ming at 6:30 in game number three of the second half of the Gastineau Channel Baseball League season.
 The first two games of the second half have been cancelled until a later date. The reason given for the cancellation of these first two games is that the Coast Guard has an overload of work making it neces- sary for members of the team to work evenings.
 The new umpire-in-c is Ar hold Soley, high school coach. The other two new umpireS will be an- nounced later
 All teams are fitted out now with better games expected during this second round of play said Ray G. Day, president of the league.
 There are l2 games scheduled in the second half of the season with the league championship playofi possibly during the last week Of ! August.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-10
21 YOUNGSTERS SIGN FOR JUNIOR
 TROUT DERBY

The Junior Trout Derby spon- sored by the Territorial Sportsmen, Inc, for boys and girls. is off to Ia good start with 2l registrations to date.
 Registrations are being taken at both the Thomas and Juneau Young hardware stores. Each en- trant receives a brassard for 25 cents which can be sewed on as a shoulder patch. Those signed up range in age from 5 to IA years.
 The window display at Thomas Hardware shows the awards for the top junior anglers which in- cludes a bicycle, camera, sleeping bag, year passes to both theaters and fishing outfits.
 Aspiring entrants are Patrick Leach, T; Kirk Tousley, IA; Charles Farther, 8; David Hollingsworth, IA; Bob Golf l3 Norman Clark, 14; all registered at Thomas Hard ware Go.
 Those signed up at Juneau Young are: John H. Stewart, Jr. 10; Dick Reynolds, 10; Bill Baker. 13; John Pyle, g; Gary Jenkins, g.; Kenneth Merritt, H.; Lisle Hebert, Jr., 5; Joe Heueisen, g; Ronald Keesling, 13; John Holmquist, IL; John Gissberg. 8; Bill Nottingham, 5; Bobby Barber, 8; Eddie Barber. 6; and Jack Weisgerber, l3.
 Rules for the derby are available at the two hardware stores and at Skinner,s gun shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-10
FLEMISH KNOT TAXES
 BIG LOAD OF LUMBER
 S0UTHB0UND TODAY

Eighty thousand board feet of clear spruce left Juneau this morn ing aboard the Flemish Knot for Seattle. The Alaska Steamship Con- pany's freighter sailed at 5 am for stops at Kaines and Skagway enroute to Seattle.
 Juneau Lumber Mills is supply ing between 30 and 60 thousand board feet of lumber for interior points, shipped north every two weeks aboard the Baranof.
 Largest recent lumber shipment was 380,000 feet of spruce and hem lock loaded aboard the Cynthia Ol- son for Seward and the interior.
 Most lumber shipments go to contracting jobs at the westward and interior and for stock.