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HOUSES FURNISHED

1910 RESERVOIR RID. N.W.-Reauti.
fully furnished 8 bedrms.' bstSs.
finished recreation room, maids m rra.
and bath. den and powder room.
Rental Of 1915. MR.. j. HARPfs
o.. 1884 or AID. 1853 or appoint
HOUSE CONSISTING q,
Nv. rm. with ,firepl.. din. rm.. 5
sIse den. Seqrms norcbes dressing r%; baths.
rage: new oil furnace: frns ci0isss; Sssutifal ESl
near Se5tlnT; S,,. large yard yard and garden;
P1ss, Sept; IS: S16O. GLADYS WIN
BroWniins BcHRi FsiE5af asdaJ.4 Va'' Route L
N;E:-S L. ROOMS. bath. automatic
sSSS Sss1'' H9bAGE1 EH GH1O ST., silver @lS splIns
Md.-Beautifully furn.; bedrms'
liv. rm.. dinette, kit.. bath, fIi
TIIe.!rsI,,gg, psmtis gas heat; Lge. corner lot
nvsIIME nW ~ sSGA RGALTY CO.. 412 9th st
ssI4 M1LfT2RY RID. NV. ID De.
cellar; oil heat. MA. 463e. 20
Slll 18th PL.. Langley Park. Md
Suburban residential district. conv
20 shopping topping ceiter; 3 bedrms.. liv
hnnt SS1 uHieEtS Atlu pain, auto
neat NJ get afE HaNz RElf6 zssnNsE 4ss FRI FRI
Nj: H. HBlEEEssH6' HBlEEEssHEb6' sAe&SAMENr ssleS and MlI Ia.
$SS1. $Ssg % %Es sss, DbaNisaToSs HssRT; Ssa.sEs VI
1888 18th S' ST. FEN NV. nr. Walter ris Rsee
porches; fun bsmt.; oil heat. Avail i
now S165 mo. FRED A. SMITH
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME on a atiie,
street in Silver Spring; large
Dedrms.. nv. rm., din. rm. and kit.
sSFh; $l7s '1'a' Dsf mo' S"nss sH. i'sZlH' s4S4
SILVER sPRING-e-room brick dle Co.
lonial; conv. located; attrac. furn.;
firepl. in liy. rm.; oil keat; att.
AR1aTGrSN AgRafage: SI5O No, mo- 81. 333S: 30
Brick home; ige. fenced yd.;
bedrms. ia baths; lge. rec. bsmt.,
CAL IA 4-0315. -iS 5I0
ALEX, VA. furn. houses. 430 Calvert
ave-, $125; All Raymond ave-, $10(
z Az month nth rooms and bath. Cal
BEAUTIFULLY FURNIsHED-iFou,
lovely lot; long lease avail; Sei' excel
1snt sMs n;Ti ISSo. location; 1915 per mo
229 Oneida ST. Me-, near Eastern
Star Home; 2-story brick, detached;
only 3 years old; rms. and 3
baths; attr. furnished; conv. to
schools, shopping and transp; Sl25
mo. FEDERAL RENTAL CO., els
New York ave. NV, MA. 7416. Ii
AHL!NGTON-$1OO. 5-rm. bungaloy
and garage. -Conv. location. 7s mo
Adults only. McCLAINE. IA. 2-33O0
SILVER SPRING-Lovely 2-story with
lge. bedrms., maids rm., u BATH
IN bsmt.; new gas h.-w. furnace anc
heater; gar. nicely Handicapped lot;
close to Hecht's: on busline; avail
Oct. 10 or before on lease at $50;
nicely furn. Call LAWRENCE v
LUTES CO, daily, 81. 1922. liz
1909 MOZART PL. N.W.-6-rm. row
brick; $145 mo-; immediate posses.
sion. GE: 3431 or RA. 1861. -Is
218 9th ST. SEC rms, kit. anc
bath; to inspect, Mr. GOLDBERG
ME. 1858, or MIR. RONES, OR. 5122
NV. .WASH.-Wesley Heights, beau.
tifully furn. 3 bedrms., 2La baths,
rec. rm.. maids rm. and bath; gar
conv.; references required; ub-lease
to April l or longer; 1925 month;
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

KVOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.
ARLINGTON-Nicely furn. rms. and
bath in pvt. home, 2-car gar: quiet.
excel. neighborhood. 10 min. Pen.
tagon or. Washington; conven. to
restaurants or bus; suitable for gem
Iiemsn; refs. CH. 22SS. -i8
AnLlNGTON. large single rm. with
iavatory: conv. Pentagon, Court
119use ana d. c.; pvt. home.
bETHESDA-Master bedrm., private
einsn; eeasn; lovely home; exc. trans. $50.
AN ATTRACTIVE corner bedrm,. next
pain, pvt. home, resid. section. Cali
UN: 1868 any time. -l6
x kMS; in new home, pvt. bath, res
sonable. WA. 937I.
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FURs-natural ranch mink stole.
Baum Martin scarf. Being sold at
fraction of cost. Need cash. TU.
FUR CoAT-Muskrat, cost s4SS5;
also silver fox Jacket. size 14-16.
Mans camel hair overcoat, 3S-reg
reasonable. JE. 2-S22o after $50
Fur coAr-Racoon; excellent Mtn con-
ressonseIs csl sHusIe ST. t9zs. I3z ike 1s ns"'
FURNACE, SUNBEAM"
TMo years sEs Ga; Cd; forced warm air. gas
5000 Mr.. es CLARE 1ARfSu uS S0:E9 S4oo OF Nq5 .GP
FUlRsNSIILURUE-sota, small, yellow.
upholstered headboard. WI 4185
FURNITURE, modern chair: lined
=" oak end table and lamp. Call HO.
FURNITURE-2 maple butterfly
tables. l davenport; EN-. 4492:
FURN.-Beautifu solid mahog. book.
case adjustable shelves, 2-door;
peri. cond,; suitable for any home
VI O1uCcI YtUs f6UO oJn ST. NV.
leaf table. chairs. breakfront cabi.
9sf; 1if sash1s leayins town; must sacrifice
FURNITURE-Ron-a-way bed and
kitehen MS n.sd table like new. viii sacrifice
FURNITURE. ETC, by auction al
WESCHLER's. 9O5 E st. NV, to-
morrow. commencing 9:3O am;
new and used groups and odd pieces
{cag: {or living: dining and bedroom; re-
Pf6RIrTT h6ai SFS sTokAoE 81 r. en- CO. sy 1857 fSs7
Plymouth coupe. Inspection invited.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-n new bet
1eTgraGs Toog f4om 6edTm dlnins aa r% Twins
factory samples. etc. A great saw
BLDG. 400 New York ave. NV;
daily, 1915; Sat. till i. RE. 4310'
FURNITURE-Walnut glass-t end
tables. cedar chest, bookcases, nurs-
cry chest and toy shelves. rugs.
FURN.NAttrac. modern blond maSog.
and uphol: liv; rm., china cabinet,
misc bedrm.; excel. cond. OR. e177.
GAS nANGEs. new. used; SIS up;
gusranteed; easy credit; nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. I0I! 7th. Ma. 8a52.
top, 4-burner. side oven. good con-
GAS RANGES. new. used; $3.50 up;
INSTALLATION; PEERLESS SALES. 1887
Gas as; sySi; sTovEs RE. ts5t s5ee; "a, hot v.,.,
heater, kit. sink. new bicycle etc.
Ma. 1928; ewes. KI. s-914S. is
HEATERS AND STOVES
hsc scME E'ss sovs sas 1e ~ eGa 9h yesd ssss sls
LUMBER 1scrap), from construction
MAILING MACHINE, pitney-BoRes,
ssea at e1nd RSiseS %oSbsoa SSaO CO., Gan ISIS b
II St; nv RE; $500. .15
new. as low as Si4.e5: standard
furniture. FxNEN FURNfTTREs
MfeRRos6oPE. MGoR So s. ns medical. sausch Mls 3
Lomb; monocular: like new. DR.
A. NJ. DIGGS. Geo. Wash. Hosp.
MOTORS. 1I1oo to 100 h.p.; and
escS CARY fSa' 1908 I i4th gIS No 5eSSsao css4
MULIlLIIH ZUO6
Excel. cond. Must sell, reas.. or will
accept trade: RE. 1921. -15
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, ALL KINDS, WOOD.
STEEL, $15 AND UP. FILE
CABINETS. BOOKCASES, DRAFT.
ING TABLES, CHAIRS FROM
LARGE INDUSTRIAL PLANTS,
LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM. FREE DELIVERY. FREE
PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ORGAN-Baldwin and Minsh hall! Este!
electronic organs. Models for church
chapel. home and student use. Sol
agent
HUGO woRCH
926 G st. NV.
Established 1879
PIANO. steinVay grand. SKI. A.!
condition; 5000. Cali WA. 1884
PIANO, Mathusek, upright; only $75
furnish own delivery. 70. S-6b26
pTANO-Gulbransen spinet; Q yr!
AID. neYfAeE cOnd H0 92R1 -1R
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FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing.
flooring or sub-fiooring. Specials
ACE WRECKING CO.
A002 MINI. ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Famous landmark comes down ct
1701 K ST NV

lORMER RESIDENCE OF WEST.
TINGHOUSE AND THE VICE PRESI.
DENT UNDER TEDDY ROOSEVELT
standard doors and also doors o,
walnut, woodwork, plumbing, bras:
wall fixtures, inside shutters anc
leaoed glass windows and standard.
size windows. All for sale on sight
ACE WRECK1NG g. BLDG. MATE.
LIZ. 4-0600. -19
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED-Couple or 2 or 8 girls
70 share furn. house with lady.
Rosslyn, Va, conv. to PentRgon
and all Washington points. ia.
5000, 30
WIDOW and daughter in Arl. will
share home with refined Christian
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
2-BRDRM. HOUSE, unfurn. or apt: /:
Va. Stratford school area pref. by
perm. Govt. ofilcial, wife, high school
.nTSMtS dapghteT ADi Ess S715s ,,r,rvnl6.
have fne tenants for homes in near
BY Nd. or NV. Dc; free appraisals,
no delay. For complete rental serv-
ice, phone US today. PERRY Hay
COJ nA.. oZ42. --16
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REFRIGERATORS AND
HOME FREEZERS
HUGE DISCOUNTS
Most popular brands. latest models,
our prices. DAIMo SALES "a
923 1lth st. NV. Elk. 7805. 30
REFRIGERATOR
CLEARANCE
we VEN must close out our stock Of new
1882 Philco. Crosley, WESTINGHOUSE
Admiral. Gibson and GE refrigera-
tors to make room for new models.
No reasonable offer refused. Open
ewes. til 8. STANDARD TIRE AND
battery CO.. 10th and H sts. ne,
REFRIGERATORS
Late models. S25 UP. Easy terms.
City's largest selection Of used and and
new refrigerators at bargain prices.
ALLIsoN's 22O9 14th st. NV. I5s
REFGR. and stove, GE. Table TOP
top; SIS. rs Wa. wa 'sssi sss7. moni'0r @nb
REFGR.. 1859 S-cu.-ft. Hotpoint;
feeeaeT fee gE aer9ss e9azs tor; $3.50 or best Of
OO1hLRO1 tCu NK1Cntdl LypG, hcYe
mans. .Kashans. sarouks, etc. Heavy
and durable; all sizes. coiors and
designs; 9x12 as low as 500 .95.
SUTTONS. 1110 F st. NV. is
RUG, 9x15 Karastan Lanamar with
ga. sad' oaas sxs' cond.' used little. $3.50.
RUG. Very beautiful Imperial, TX Ker-
man and pad, in peri. cond.. Sxi2.
Gail before 10 am. AID. 4952. Is
RUGS.oriental, 12xl6 sarouk viii
sac5if1ee 5d6 to settle estate. Appraised
tails; Wo. s7i5. ~ ol5
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing. 9x12. S49.5O: sx11.
M97FiR etsfF sHoP sizes iagS gpSrGg0s priced
SEWING MACHINE, Standard con-
sole. very good cond; viii sell for
best offer. Or. Q6S2. -15
sHAWLS. old Paisley. 3. in perfect
s9aoVox. 9eG4Ss11Sn hamSo2a MI So5a: only .,,ebt,,
Spss: siss: 81. Szoci 4seS. CHEVY Chase Is Isk'
STEEL! STEEL! STEEL!
NEW AND USED
Lgei selection Of eye beams. H
iron. ACE WRRCKING CO., 1902
Mimi: ave. ne. LU. 4-060O. -19
STEEL
We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams, reinforcing
S'eei GENERAL Ne a ''1sR 'W1sREcK1No CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177
tioned euaranteed; tee $3.50 s4s 80. UNfTHb rfsrrGi3
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
NV
STORM WINDOWS, i've 34H"x55N".
nine 34A"x473s". WI. 41S5.
SURGICAL SUPPLIES, steriii2er,
ultraviolet and infra-red lamps. Dia-
VIZ. tiSpai ssSak ssSS9akca'es; must sell this yfek.
TABLE, mahogany, extension, with
pads and 8 chairs: 500. ST. 45os.
TABLE-coffee, black, with glass
TAPE RECORDER. practically new.
brush tape recorder, fully auto. /:
- reas; Cali yE. 3-24sI. -i5
Cloths fs new ayion Sa t11@ ss ssr III iEhthsss
s5f g. ISIS s snz ''ss e.
rREEvlsfoS@ESx;tr. Pixi EKj 252S; ,.,r. discount,
on brand-new 1852 and 1858 ma
tionally-advertised II" and 2O''
table and console televisions. Cash
OF terms. Fully guaranteed by
Washington's Oldest TV and Appl-
snce Store. STAR RADIO CO.. 400
TELEyISION-Dumont consoles. fioor
samples at ridiculous SAVINGS. new
2-17 in. bl. NAH. full doors, FIN
radio. phono-jack, orig. S479 .05
now $325, $495 now $3.50; lie
In. crotch inlaid mah.. fun doors,
FIN radio, phono-jack. orig. S625
now $399.95; easy terms If desired.
FRED WALKER. 2605 Wilson blvd,
Arl., Va. OIL. All. --16
TELEVISION. 17-in. Emerson table
model. excel. cond. No money down,
take over payments. for right party.
TELEVIsfoN-Like i7 new. i7-in. Em.
erson floor model, beautiful mahog
cabinet; small down payment and
take over payments. Phone AP
| 1877 Monday -1k
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HOUSES wTD. TO RENT Cont. }

2-BEDRM. APT, or small house. Be
thesda or NV. area. Family OF
adults. Best references. CO. 323S,
HOUSES NEEDED - Unfurn., d. C.
and Md. $S5-$200. Call Rental
Mgr.. W0. 1900. THOS: I. PHILLIPS.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
CLEARANCE SALE

-. CLEARANCE SALE
800 %: It. 1x5 NC pine, clear r
and OR. ''V" Joint paneling; wa,
20 cents. now 10 cents 50. It.
5000 50. It. 1x4 fir flooring, enc
match. edge grain; was % cents
SO. IT,, now 30 cents.
500 50. #: cedar paneling. random
widths. No. 8 common; was II
cents. now 10 cents.
$4,000 lineal It. %x2 KID. NC
pine, good for furring; was 2 cents
lneal it.. now Ia cents hneal It
1000 50. #. ssx random widths, ma
hogany paneling; was 3lk cents
so. IT., now 25 cents 50. It.
20 pieces SxS, 8 It. in. column flr;
vas. S12. now $3.50.
Wood screens, large stock. 20es OF
300 pieces oak stair treads. 6/4xI2
g It.. in, No. 2 common; were
81: :05. now 55 cents.
5000 50. It.. ssx6 knotty pine
striatsd paneling; was 2i cents
5000 50. IT.. 1x6 old German III
$4,000 So It. cherry flooring, "a
IN. face tstandard); was "a cents.
800 50. Il. 1xs redwood Anzae
siding; was 41N cents 50. it.,
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1907 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Liv- rm
bedrm: comb. lge. kit. Cali GE
1901 I. s0r !. aDpsi AVE. NV, quiet. Taa sum,
ss6a ssSiiSh RE- es9t a74si sm'' kit. share hath
1918 CALVERT ST. N.w-suit.i 3-s
utils.: sos. mo. AD. a472 before T.;
THREE RMS. AND SEMI BATH, f1rn.
apt. Call OW. 1923. No children
AVAILABLE OCT. I-one bedroom,
liv. rm.. kit. and bath; % snacioM;
rooms. parquet frs, newly furn. and
redecorated; 24-hr. switchboard and
elevator service; conv. NV. location
weekdays after 10 am. AID. 1868.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1898 R. L. AVE NV
-Luxuriously furn. apt, in bldg nj
unusually dignified atmosphere. Si25
SO71s. 10th ST. S.W.-one rm. kit
Ssemtibath Se,tiib 18th, End and refgr; sig up; in.
1901 s0d Gainn,E3s GAimvERT :, ST NV: nr. 18th
one-bedrm. apt; also S-bedrrn.' dv.
enough for 5 or 8 persons. See
4sIo1s sHADYsffprE HI"Esfr AVE. SEQ. sE-1s
rniy,, rm;, Kit; and bath: ,utils. furn.; nc
ANDREWS Field and Census Bur; S6S.
rms. and bath in pvt. house; refgr.
a ana bet plate: employed couple; S85.
5O4 end ST. s.E.-Basement apto .
rooms. pvt. bath and entrance. Also
z other apts;, nicely .furn. and decor !,
S59 each, No children. TR. 4236.
10th ST, N.W.--New r-conditioned
bldg. 15 min. from city. beautifully
and completely furnished, modern
decor. liv. rm.. bedrm., din. kit.
and bath: Sl97 so. Shown BY appt.
MRS. WAYS. NO. 3343. OIL. 3503.
BIO Z ST, N.w.-1 and 2-rm. apts..
completely furn.; refgr, and utiis;
1873 ssssslaiSS MiSrRSoSS Ses Ssfs; Il. sw-aliss g,
bright rms. beth. utils. incl: nicely
furn.: only $50. SH. 1859. III
f27 7th ST. S.E.-Liv. rm. and KIT,
comb. bedrm bath. See Mgr. MRS
GARNER. 423 7th ST. Sc. IL
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ROOMS UNFURNisHED
ROOMS WITH BoARp

COLORED-SUITABLE FOR ADULTS
with home privileges. AID. 2976. II
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FREEZERS
SAVE UP TO 5000

CASH OR TERMS
Brand-new models. almost all makes.
Open ewes. It'll 8 pm.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. 8-8O3S
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

ALEXANDRIA, - Two-bedrm.. semi
porch. es.S Close to transp; $11o mo
an 9hsh rm det so,sram ,STSk It, 1t % breaE y rms Sm
extra lge. we'll Handicapped yard 255
IT. deep: 2-car garage: vacant:
newly decorated. Rent $3.50 e
responsible tenant. DIXIE REALTY
SILVER sPRiNG = New s-bedrm
semidet. brick homes. $l15 per mo
Lease. Available Immediately. Chill
dren accepted. WOODMOOR AGEN.
CY. INC. SH. 5555.
Mr.. ANDREWS and Boiling Field
Ely. rm:, din; rm., 2 bedrms;. equip.
$iS5 mo. 10. $3.50 after Ons. p.m.
FALLS CHURCH-2-b.r. brick bunea-
low, fun bsmt., screened porch. lge.
attic; aT s$dS $dS5 per mo. OF. 1000; eyes.
Fails CHURCH-sh bedrms.. ~
baths. bsmt.; yard; / blk to schools.
JE. %-6s46. GIL. 44O0. Ext. 1900.
1903 JASPER ST., Silver sprins-
Rambler; Two bedrms.. liv: rm.. di-
gosEEPH ri 1sass Swain 1Rnfs Sc PSis'is5sgg VS. ssg
JU. S-4711, WI. 3413. -I5
1O8O0 JEWETT ST., Silver Spring
Rambler, new-house condition, con.
tanning 3 bedrms., gas a.-c. heat.
Rent, $135 month ON year lease.
Immediate possession. JOSEPH F,
SWAIN; INC, WI. 1922, JU. S-4711.
MEi TEfsi VA, IS minis, @fS from
Pentagon-Colonial semibrk., large
yd,. scr. porch, bsmt., liv. rm., din.
rm., picture window, 2 lge. bedrms,.
- gas heat: partly furn.; 1-yr. lease.
S130. OR. 1910. -i9
SPRING, 25O7 Holman-New
rambler, 8 bedrms.. "A baths, gas
heat: $l4O. JU. 5-S988. is
Mr.. 17th-LYMAN N.E.-Six-room row
brick, good cond.: mixed neighbor-
hood; no children or pets; white
only; $3.50. 10. 3-6SS9, is
AVAIL. OCT. 1-3-bedrm. brick Co
lonial, with separate din. rm.; Ar
lington Forest area, / block from
bus and shopping center, 10 min.
from Pentagon; $50 per mo. Phone
"a; 8-9053, 100 N. Columbus ST.,
sSoI MiLsTEAD DR.. BETHEsbR-
Det. brick, liv. and din. rm., 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths, recr. rm. OR. 9179
TWO BEDRMS. and bsmt.: S1O5 mo-;
1907 s. Kemper rd., Arlington, Va;
vacant. Phone OW. 6405. lib
VIENNA, 4-bedrm. older home, Ige.
rooms. Excel. housekeeping equip.
Maids rm: and bath. Sl75.
Falls Church: Very roomy, 4-bedrm.
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PIANO-BaldSin. Acrosonic. spinei
anq console models. Designed hniIj
and guaranteed by BaldWin
equipped with Baldwin patentet
Eul: BLOW action. Wide varitey case
DESIGNS and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcu
025 G st. NV
Established IoH0
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Gas station with 4-room living quar-.
ters: Well constructed stone bldg.
on 1 acre ground with 20O-ft. 'front.'
fax. Va. Plenty Of rm. for tourist
cabins. Also drive-in restaurant.
Priced below market value for Inn
med. sale. Cash and terms. For appt.
to inspect, call Mr.. Brown with
YEONAS REALTY
CY o1nn -.
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VIENNA. 4-bedrm. older home, Ige
rooms. Excel. housekeeping equip
Maids rm. and bath. SI75.
Falls Church: Very roomy, 4-bedrm
21a-bath home on Broad st. S215.
8. Arl., 8 bedrms. Q baths, ten min
to Pentagon. S175.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 2e2O
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THE MAURY

elev., all night switch.
.oard. 2007 o st. NV. NO. 1850
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STEEL! STEEL! STEEL!
NEW AND USED
Lge. selection of eye beams. H
columns. reinforcing iron and angle
iron. ACE WRICKING CO., 4OO2
MINI. ave. me-, LU. 4-06OO. Ia
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APIS. FURNISHED icont. !

cLO6E-IN. ARLINGTON-Wen-furn
living rm;;. dinette, bedrm.. kit. and
bath; utilS furn.
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We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel, angles, beams, reinforcing
' GENERAL 'WVSREcK1No co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, MI. 6l77
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WASHERS, IRONERS
DRYERS, RANGES, TV
Refrigerators, Freezers
CLEARANCE SALE
SAVE UP TO 409o

CASH OR TERMS
OPEN WEEKDAYS 3 TIL q
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co,
S44 wayne Ave. JU. S-SO3S
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Restaurant for Sale
One Of today's modern restaurants
In Washington; c license; 10S seat
ing. capacity; good business; owner
quits after 40 years in business:
rant operator; long lease. For more
information, apply in person. 1915
Georgia ave. NV. No brokers, no
phone calls. Closed Sunday. 30
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7O1 18th st. n.w.-Lge comft. rms.
maid and elevator service: 8 blks
White House. S16 UP. 80
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OCK CREEK PARK. west of lot

St. 1st offering Of this exceptionally
charming home suitable for doctor.
legation. entertaining, etc. This
generously proportioned home offers
large liv. rm., large din. rm..
breakfast rm.. kit. library. Law, lge.
screened porch on 1st FIR: 4 bedrms.,
baths, attic. Basement has maids
rm. and bath. laundry rm.. lee. rec
reation rm; with bar and firepl.
car garage. 100000. owner must
sell. Mr.. Kahn. EN-. 1854 or OR.
5000. LEGUM q GERBER, realtors.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-08-29
By GRETCHEN BILLINGS

Here it is ten at night and the boss
looks down my neck wanting a story
He SEE go. K. the business paid your
expenses to go to the Democratic Con-
vention at Billings, so you owe the
business a story" Well, believe me,
it didn't cost them much for my ex-
penses, so if this isn't much of story
nobody is getting gyped. A hint for
my readers to stop right here. But
hey, before you go :. . word to the
wise =. don't make it a practice of
living with your boss.
know how the "moppet" that re-
ceived the last half of Adlai Steven
sons milk shake felt i. several peo-
pie greeted me with the best compli-
ment gal of 40 can receive :.
"My goodness girl, you look under
nourished." Then several nice people
bought me several nice meals, and as
[ hitch liked up and back you see
if you don't get much out Of this
story, it didn't cost you much either.
don't know how the politicians
hold up under it year in and year out.
And yet it has fascination. 1t is in
to meet people and talk over
the affairs Of the world, but the day
after, when you think it over you have
a sort Of futile feeling. People take
he darnedest stands on things, for the
larnedest reasons, and rarely can
me person change another's mind.
1t was hot in Billings, August 20
md Fl, but nothing transpired to
Emulate the circulation. 1t was an
dull Democratic P arty
The Democrats who always
ike little giff-gaff in their meet
ngs left feeling let-down.
Before the official meetings be-
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gan it looked as if there might be g
contest for the position of state chair
man. Candidates meetings produced
serious discussions. The incumbent
chairman wasn't an eager candidate.
But in spite of the fact that there
were other interested parties for the
job and movement was on the way,
all of sudden the movement col
lapsed. The same attitude prevailed
for the positions of other state or
anizational offices.
At the Republican convention the
25 and 26 of August, there was the
same condition. 1t was more a ques-
ton of geography than the man, how
ever, but nobody was in the mood to
make an tissue" Liberal Republi-
cans who felt they had won a con-
siderable victory in Chicago didn't
go out of their way to cause any
public disturbances, and to the casual
on locker UNITY AND HARMONY,
the by-word of both parties. was the
total result.
But how corney can you get?
When came back from the Demo-
cratic convention l was thoroughly
with the whole kit and ka-
Doodle. l couldn't see how they could
win anything. The Democrats are
noted for their inner party SQUAD
bles, but always they apparently close
ranks for general election campaign.
couldn't see how it was going to
be done, this time. For petty bicker-
ing, personal grudges, and back bit
ing they take the cake {. but who
wants cake?
So then the Republican convention.
Other than the fact that they feel
closer to victory than they have in
many a moon they had their under
Of dissatisfaction with each
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other, and tho they didn't worry
about my undernourished condition,
they were wont to express their I'M
happiness over their cohorts with
vigor, and "back-bit" with surprising
rapidity considering the fact that leg
end has it there are more false teeth
among the Republicans.
At both conventions the outcome of
the Governors race and the Sena-
torial race came in for the most con-
versatiOn. Around the state, they say,
bets are being made and covered with
abandon, but the wise boys are wait
ing until things settle down, lines are
drawn and they can see some whites
in some eyes. 1t is conceded the mid
die of the road is going to be crowded,
and with everyone aiming that way
the moment is going to come when
something is going to give.
SO | learned about as much as you
probably already surmised. The main
feature at the conventions were the
platforms and both parties accepted
and approved their respective party
planks and went home to fight the
political campaign on more primitive
basis feeling they had hammered
back-slapped heartily, pledg-
ed Justify and the platform would
take care Of itself.
| do not intend to be POLITICALLY
sacriligious," because, after all, poll
tics are an important part of our
life today. Our voting is an import
ant thing, but | do believe that "poli-
get away with "social muir
der" and it is up to the voters to de-
mand Of these men and women some
Thing besides "eye-wash. They should
demand that they move away from
the middle of the road and indi-
cate how far right or how far left
hey really are willing to go. The
word left" used to scare me to
1eath, but | can't see democratic sur
rival unless someone moves a little
me way or the other. This is sup
posed to be free enterprise :. chance
md choice democracy :. and if
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