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Evening star., 1952-01-17
Special Purchase
,Edrrinos, 1.5O

If in regular stock you'd be 81 to 81
Including various styles with eoIorsd stones.
G!isterns clusters and single lorse mock stones.
Stock up for yourself and for gifts.
add 2o9o EederoI tox
WGL-Costume JewelY. First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Sovings from, the
Young Shoe. Shop

100 Poirs Boys' Tennis Shoes in
black or brown. Loce to toe.
Broken sizes from 2Kz to o.
80 Paiss Junior and Teenase
Shoes in suede and coIfskin.
Blue or brown in broken sizes
4I2 to 9. ----
WGL-Youne Shoe Shop. Secor
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Mems Clothing ond
Furnishings Reduced

II Wool Topeoots. Tweeds ond
pobordines. Well tailored, single
breasted models. Sizes: Reeu-
Tors, 1875, 3/36, 2/38. l/39,
2/4o. 2/44; shorts. 3/42; long,
- Topeoots. Shower proofed
cobordine; properly labeled for
fobric content. Sizes: Reoulor,
i/35, 2/36. l/39. l/4o, VIZ,
l/44, 2/46; shorts, l/39,
lf4o, 2i42; long, l/42----
lzo Mems Fur Felt Hots. Bound
ond welt edge brims; reeulor
and long ovoIs. oroy. eobordine
and brown. Sizes es4 to 7A-
81 Poirs Mems Shoes. Scotch
uroin and Golf Ieothers in moe
cosin, plain toe and stroight tip
styles. Sizes: A8. 9. 10, loNzt
II; B8, 9 to II, II; Cok to 9,
II; Dc to 8, 9, eh, loh,
II, II; E6 to 9. 10. Also. sew
eroI poirs of smoll sizes ,---
100 Morocco sroin Gootskin
BiilfoIds with convertible pass
cords. Also other type of bill
folds ------------
rs Revolutionary Electric Shov-
ers with keen cutting edge.
rotary oction, six elf-shorpening
bIodes thot won't burn or pull.
300 Pairs Mems QuoIity Cotton
Poiomos in fancy and neat
stripes; coot and MILDLY styles.
Sizes A, B, c, D.---
200 Royon Teea ond GaboFdine
Sport Shirts in medium-loree,
lorqe and extro-ioree sizes. Ton,
eroy, navy, maroon and dark
green -
WGL-The Mems Store, Secon
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Lingerie Reduced

10 Cotton Botiste camisoIss,
eyelet trim. White. Size 3D.
is Cotton Betiste Gowns. loce,
eyeIet, and embroidery trim
styles. Bios-eut skirts. Pink,
blue, yellow. Sizes 81, "a
i6 Cotton Crepe Gowns,
trimmed in loee and nyion en-
broidery. Severol styles. Nile
green. yellow, blue. Sizes 81,
81
28 ToiIored Gowns. Nylon tri-
cot, royon, mixture. Lavender
only. Sizes 81, 34--------
10 Gowns, silk crepe, loce trim,
bios-cut skirt. White, pink.
Sizes g., "a 4-----
WGL-Lineerie. Third Floor
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$50 Junior Dresses in toffeto,
foiIie, crepe, wool and velvet.
Tailored or dressy styles in beige
block, red, blue, gold. Sizes 9 to
IS ----------------
100 Junior Skirts in wool, royon
and corduroy. Fiored or slim
STYLES in checks and plain eolors
Sizes 9 10 l5-----------
85 Junior Blouses in wool jersey.
royon crepe qpd cotton. White
and colnrs Sizes 8, 10 5----.
W6L-Junior Misses Appofe
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Nursery Corner Sovinss

40 PoiTs Hand made Booties,
oil wool, mode in Belgium.
Pink, blue ond white. .--
23 ToddIers' Snow Suits in J.
piece poplin style. Some with
oil wool Innings. Wind-resist-
ont, woter-repeIlent. Green,
pink, blue and red. |. z, 8,
and 4.-------- 4.
IS Bobby Suits, some in linen
and broodcloth.. Assort e d
eoIors in sizes ! !, z, and 3.----
"a All Wool Afshons in lacy
wool pattern. Made in Eng
Iund.s in pink and blue
30 Wool Knit BeEets. mode in
England. Blue, yellow
20 Wool Besets in blue ond
yellow. Observation-Disclosures
40 Pairs Infants Hondmsde
Mittens, all wool, mode in Bel
eiur1. Pink. blue and white.
I Kiddis Bath, slightly soiied
from being floor somple. Foot
lever. =
! Upholstered High Choir, two
woy, slightly Damaged. plastic
tray. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I Kiddie Bath, slightly dam
-oqed, with aluminium frome ond
foot pedoI -------------
rWGE-Nursery Corner. Fourth
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Hosiery Greatly Reduced

4zo Poirs Sheer NyIon Hose.
Slightly irreeuIor. lmperfections
won't effect wear or looks. II
perfect would be ----------
TO ,Poirs Hose including knee
high seamless nyions, business
sheer nyions and Burson outsize
cotton. 8Iz TO ll'--------
so poirs Assorted AnkIets. Some
soiIed from display
w 6 L-Hosiery. First Floor
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N BUILDING EXCEPT WHERE NOTED.
Art Needlework Reduced

~ stemped Linen Luncheon
Cloths. eut-work design in Ivy
Pottern. S7
IS measure 54x72--4-----
10 measure 64x8l
4 Stemped Royon Crepe Quilted
Bathrobes:: White. pink, blue.
s month to ! year sizes-
I4o Skeins Magic PriNt Boby
Yarn. 1o0h wool in -ounee
skeins. White, pink ohd blue
combination -------,!A----
500 Sksins caEioea Yarn for
Blouses and Dresses. I-ounee
skeins in royon, cotton, tinsel-
! Neediepoint Picture, design
finished in eros point ond petit
point. Gold finished frame and
yonn TO seomplete background, {
: Royon 7Sotin Stripe Lingerie
Sets. Three pieces in pink and
blue s--z----- -
10 Persian Print Knitting Boss
with strup hond!es .-
s Persion Print Knitting Bass
with droW strings -----
I Medsi Cotton Applique Crib
Quilt in white with eolored OPP
pIiaues; r38x56 ----------
Z Model Linen Guest Towels
in white with colored embroidery
Z Model Linen Kitchen Towels
In white with eolored embroidery
WGL-Art Needlework, Eighth
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Save on Outfits for
Girls and Bows

40 Little Girls Wool Skirts
in assorted colors. Sizes 3 to
IS Little Boys Shorts in
broken sizes and assorted
fobrics
IS Little Boys Cotton Knit
Suits, broken sizes. Ploin boxer
shorts with contrasting polo
shirts .-------------------
\Jc.I Lr,ao;tn AnnoraI Ea,ri
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WoInut Room Fashions
Reduced W or More

House Dresses, 1.85 Were s.9s
$50 wrop-oround house dresses. Sonforized
eotton (residuoI shrinkose less thon ~.
.Solid eolors. Prints. Sizes: smeII, medium.
large.
lW6L-Aprons and Uniforms, Third Floor
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Budget Dresses, 500
Woyo 1908 tn 1895

200 dresses all from we!l-known,
popuIcr manufacturers. Style selection
wide, veried. Fobries: Foyon erepes,
royon sobosdines. ottoman feilIss. faille
erepes. Assorted eolors. Misses sizes
10 TO 20. Small sroup-shortsF women's
sizes, l4k to 22N.
WGL-Budoet Dresses, Third Floor
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Gloves Greatly Reduced

50 Pairs Double Woven Nylon
Gloves in light green l.9o l.5o
II Pors Poodle Cloth Shortie
Gloves with double woven cotton
palms. Brown, red, beige 80 $50 ESQ
lS Poirs Double Woven Cotton
Gloves, hand and machine sewn.
6-button length in white, pink, 400 ond
lavender --- 4.ou Z.S9
w 6 L-oloves, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Blousettes, StoIes Reduced

Is V.Neek Plaid Royon elous- v
cites, poodle cloth. royon sotin
and veIveteen oscots. foll'e
dieksys. PIeoted toffeto cope s.;
cOlloYS ------
20 Royon Toffeto. Corduroy and 4.e
! NyIon Net Stoles, lace montiIlos
, 20 kyIon Stripe. Polko Dot z
Sheer Stoles- u
WGl-Neckweor, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-17

BIouses, 3.65 We're 4.9S to 1925
100 blouses-eottons. silks. nyIons, royons.
cottons-Ione or short sleeve shirts. Nyions-
polkodot trieots. Silks-short sleeve shirts with
yhinestone buttons.
Were Now
Is fine royon blouses. Some.
vee-neckIne Bow-n c line
Foyon toffetos. Wool net over
fobric, with sweoter-knt neck 22.95 to
line and cuff - 1895 ll.45
s Sequin-trim blouses. Block, 1926 1873
to $500 to 1850
WGL-Bouses, Third Floor
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Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Il Mohosony Bedroom Suite. Were Now
Includes chest, vonity
and mirror and tws beds ----- 29S.OO l9S.oO
I Modern Celtic Blond Bedroom
Suite, includes chest, vonity and
mirror and twin beds -545 90 1880
i Whitney Antique Mopls Single
Dresser and Mirror oF--------- $1,000 1850
I Modern Welnut Single Dresser
snd Mirror ror--------------ll ll7.5O $3.50
I Solid Mehosany Rsneh Style
Chest i5o.oo VS.oO
poubIs % Bed Bsd".N-~-"------ $500 $500
WeInut Stowowoy 3-Dsuwsr
Chest, cedar chest st-------- 69.75 1918
! Double Size Solid Mahosony
Bed, medium height post ---- l05.O0 $3.50
I Dresser and Mirror in wedoe-
wood finish, mahogany ------lOl SO $3.50
I Lotus Green vonity ------l59.5O $3.50
I Double Sized Solid Mohosany
Bed lOoOO oS.9V
I Whitney Birch vonisy and
Mirror. desk type ---~----- ll45O $500
z Double Sized Whitney Birch
Modern, Mohosony cordovsn
Finished SmeIl Chest $500 1900
Dresser Base, mahogany fin
ished 1900 $500
10 Modern Oak Mirrors $500 $50
, Knotty Pine Mirrors 1850 $50
w 6 bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
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Assorted fobsies: wool sIannels, poodle cloths,
tweeds, novelty woolens. Dress eoats, sports
styles. Full-lensth or thFes-querter length.
Fired type, boxy type. Good color assortment.
Good size sonqe.
Evening star., 1952-01-17

IT'S b!ouses. Lons-slesve shirts with French
cuffs, peoh-type buttons. Three-quorter
sIeeye wrap -oround overblouses. White. mouves
cold, brown. red, pink, black.
Evening star., 1952-01-17
cop-sIeeved Blouses, l.95

we're J.t5
so eap-sleeved royon. bIouses. White. green
squa, brown. ehortssuse.
WGtrBlouses, First Floor ri
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Juniors, Sove on
Dresses, Skirts, BIouses

Wefe No"
|o.e5 10 9.sS 10
$500 1888
10 3.s5 10
$500 1898
SIS 70 1.s5 %
G95 s.8
Fourti, Floor
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Relsalsar,t DaY is nut orl
ON SALE IN THE MAIN
Sports Dresses, 8.15

W ere II 40 ~ 6Ss/O
100 dresses. Royon sobordines
wool jerseys. Good color choice
10 to lS.
100 royon Sports Dresses. 10
to }S -----------
81 Sports Suits. coots. Sizes
10 to l8 ------------
9 Two-pieee Knit Dresses.
Block, navy. postels -------
II Moek-jewel trim Cashmere
Cordieans. Assorted eolors -
II Two-pieee Maternity Suits,
oil wool. Sizes II to l8 -
so Sports jackets. Skirts.
BIouses. Royons, cotton velve-
teens, cotton eorduroys, wools.
Assorted eoIors --------
II Wool Sports Dresses. II
to l8 ----------------
W6L-sportsweor, Third Floor
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Sleep Shop Reductions

W6L-coots and Suits, Third Floor
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Goats and Suits Reduced

20 Reyon Dressmoker Suits,
fitted jackets, flored skirts.
Gray, brown, wine ---------
IS Semitoilored Suits oll-wool.
Worsted checks, or wool oob-
ordine ---------------
l3 Raineoots. Royon toffetos.
or royon Celoreien. Duster OF
pyromid styles ------------
WGL-Coots and Suits, Thir
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Were Now
BIS las
7.e5 to
9.o5 4.e5
d Floor
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Royon Blouses, 2.95

ia-Neekweor, First Floor
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Were Now
200 100
Ito soc
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Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

W6L-Misses' Dresses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Irrequlors-Girdles, 3.45
Winter Coats Reduced

WGL-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
KIWANIAN GUESTS TELL
 OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS

Highlights of the Mt. Mckinley Conference was subject of discus sion at the weekly Kiwanis Club meeting held August 25.
 Members Jim Hurley and Hugh Johnson as well as several guests who attended the conference spoke briefly but informatively on the development of Alaska.
 Guests included Don Irwin, ARA director; Tom Reiss, new Trading Post manager; C. H. Eos ter, retired farmer from Craw- fordsville, Iowa who is touring the Territory; INC. Anderson of Farm and Home Administration; Stuart Hamilton, REA field repre- sentative in Alaska and Frank Hentzleman Division of Forestry director
 Hientzelman presented impress sive figures and data to the Xii wanians on the expected output and capacity of the new pulp plant at Ketchikan, remarking that the mill expects to be in pro- duction soon enough to furnish materials in the construction of
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
James Construction Low Bidder on Ekluina
 Sub-SIaHi0n Rouse

The James Construction Go. of Palmer was 1ow-bidder on the three-bedroom residence and two- car garage to be built at the site of the Anchorage sub-station for the Eklutna Project. Only two bids were submitted for the bid opening which took place last Thursday morning at Eklutna Project headquarters
 James low bid of $22,330 was well under the engineers esti- mate of $24,900 and considerably under the $31, ,684.80 bid of the only other bidder, the Doughty Construction Co. of Spenard.
 As soon as bids have been re- viewed by the Bureau of Recla- nation district engineer for legal sufficiency, it is expected that the award will be made to the local construction company.
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
TFiaI of Damaged
 cors Leads Hishwoy Petrol fo Drunk Driver

Knik Bridge was the end of the trail of damage cars for drink happy Charles R. Bass, service man from Fort Richardson, early Sunday afternoon.
 After a series of complaints re- ceived by the Highway Patrol and the local telephone office the Highway Patrol tracked down the offender by a trail blazed with damaged cars, each of whose owners described a single car that had Init 'em and run" Damages amounting to $500 were inflicted on car driven by Dewey Pratt about six miles south of Palmer. Last to be hit was Slim Hayes in his truck at Knik Bridge, and that hit terminated the flight by car. The serviceman continued his flight by foot only briefly before the Highway Patrol caught up with him.
 A car parked in front of the Frontier Cafe belonging to Mrs John Wood of Anchorage was ap- parently the first vehicle casual ty, and it was on Mrs. Woods complaint that the offender was tried in U. s. Commissionel Dorothy Saxton's Court in Pal mer Monday afternoon. The High way Patrol added another charge of driving while under the influ ence of liquor.
 Young Bass, age, 20, pleaded guilty to both charges. He wa: sentenced to 30 days in jail on the hit-run charge. On the driving while under the influence charge he was fined S200 and had hi: drivers license revoked for one year. Appearing with Bass 1T
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
New ZeoIond Visitors Add Palmer So List Of Far AWoY Places

Two young women from New Zealand last week added Palmer and the Matanuska Valley to their list of far-away places visited in an interesting trip around the world.
 The visitors were Miss Lydia Morgan of Geraldine, Canter- bury, and 'Timmy" Taylor of Ric- carro, Christ'S Church, New Zea- land. They toured the Valley Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Bud Liebing and Mrs. Glen Schroeder. Thursday night they camped out in their tent, but they were guests at the Schroeder home Friday evening.
 Hitchhiking overland from place to place and working from time to time to earn money to continue their travels, the whole some-appearing young women nave been travelling for nearly three years. They've been all through Europe, having left Eng land last January for Canada With four months out for a ses- sion of work Gin a kindergarten and as a nurse maid) in Montreal they took to the road again the first of June. By last week they had visited Canada's famous Lake Louise and several cities in Alas ka. From Alaska they plan to beac for Saskatchewan to help with the wheat harvest. Then they have { month in which to tour the State: before they head for home in New Zealand.
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2s NORTHLAND PIONEER GRAN GE, Grange Hall 8 pm. DEMOCRATIC DINNER, Moose Hall
 HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRA- TON, School office 9-12
 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2S DEMOCRATIC RALLY, Anchor age
 SATURDAY. AUGUST 90 18th ANNUAL FAIR OPENS 10 am.
 SUNDAY, AUGUST 3l 18th ANNUAL MATANUSKA VALLEY FAIR FIREWORK DISPLAY IN EVE MING
 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER FINAL DAY OF VALLEY FAIR. MOOSE AND CARIBOU and
 DUCK SEASON OPENS
 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 PALMER SCHOOL OPENS MASONIC LODGE, Carpenters
 Hall, 8 pm.
 ST. MICHAEL'S ALTAR & ROS- ARY SOCIETY BOY SCOUT MEETING, Untec Protestant Church, 2 pm. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 LADIES AID, United Protestant
 Church
 KIWANIS CLUB, Coop Clut
 Room 12:05 pm. CITY COUNCIL MEETING, Go.
 Op club room 7:30 pm.
 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4 AMERICAN LEGION & AUXIL- l IARY, Carpenters Hall, 8 pm. the proposed aluminium plant 1T 1 Skagway and the new plyWooo plant at Juneau.
 Because of the Labor Day holi- day and the Fair the regular weekly meeting of the Kiwani: l T1,,b will ba held TuSdav moor
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28

help save some of these lives by giving to the American Cancer Society's 1852 Cancer Crusade.
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
HOW MANY IN PALMER?

Statistics show that 12 new can cer cases will appear in the aver age American town (population 5000 during this year. You can
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28

Court was his commanding of ficer.
Evening star., 1952-01-14

sizes; fine workmanship, sample
buildings on yard
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl,. IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-01-14
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rm.. for
FeansD FFennsa couple H 4asSa 95 gentleman; cony to
ARLiNGToNwRoom' FOR ior rent, able.
ARLINGTON, lge. warm rm. gentle-
men,. man; clcss sss to to, coqrthoyss and Pen,
ARk isEoh' NJ ss' rentason @S ch SS1s SsVs. Annex
dble.. ,sgle. rms; for gentlemen; un-
lin. phone: on busline. IA. 4-0560.
ALEXANDRIA - Nicely furnished
psnf FS9Ih II H1rI NEW sTIv hoWe; oW a7ssa min to
SILVER sPpRfNGS E Front 0I; rm.. pvt.
home, family of 2; cony. transp.; use
Of phone; reas. JU. $4,000 after z.
ATTRAc. Room for. 1 girl in pvt.
home n Of small family; sany excel. transp.
closets tsnS5so Dbs bs.ak
for girls. "a. 8-O250. is
SILVER SPRTNG, single room. pvt.
SssPfins sss Sa Applied is Physics Ia Lab: 'Hs SH'
AIEx., vA.-sunny room, next to
bath; pvt. home; gentleman. oV.
FOE GENTLEMAN-Large room, pri-
vate bath; near buses; private home;
no other roomers. Call TIE. 3795.
ARLINGTON. double and single room,
in private home. for Protestant men;
no drinking; twin beds: convenient
DOUBLE BED-LIvfNG RM.. private
bath; men preferred. SH. 1895. $40
Easley St.. Silver Spring, Md.-1S
C0LORED-6O54 LEE HWY.-Lge.
front rm.; couple with / child ac-
cepted. Home privils. Reas. ia.
Evening star., 1952-01-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD
FALLS CHURCH AREA-I,aroe do,,bl,

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Large double
room. PVT. home; gentlemen; excel.
meals days; on bus line. JE
vic. NV. sEc.-Iarge double erS loom
with breakfast; southern home; excl.
tranSp.; $40 week. RA. 1928. --16
1922 39th ST. N.W.-Lovely single or
double double room. Excellent meals. Bg! at
LARGE MIDDLE RM.. next to 2 bath;
room and board reasonable. DU.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed
mother with child in new, private
nome, Day care for child. LU.
s6Ol COL. RID. NV. near Conn. ave.
Nice rm;; young Govt empl.; rec.
wARipTMHA;Ns Ei TH; spR pR, vi Vic CO gdg ga9s. .vi ls'
Front twin bedrm.. beaut. furn.; also
single: best In food. NO. 6OO3. I5s
1776 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food,
men or girls; $50 month. Elec..
pp1r1iSSiaiegeg; p11Sa y4S, Fl IL mo; A fey vacancies.
xacets; for Govt. employed. 15s
HOTEL BLAIR MANSION - Silver
Spring, Md. choice rms. master,
dble.. and sgle.; fine food and free
parking, SH. 3317. SH. 9775. Ii
COMFORTABLE DOUBLE, honey at
mosphere; privileges; near 9Th st.
r%E PHs' ,ia Sia sr 2 Wk. IA; Qs5S;, Ia
SINGLE and double rooms with run
ming water, for young ladies and
young men; showers; excel. board.
Evening star., 1952-01-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

UPTON ST. NV, near Bureau of
Standards; beautiful new home with
handsome appointments, 4 bedrms.,
3h baths. dishwasher and disposal,
library; porch for summer dining.
Ayailable Feb fnrass4i 500 nlis per 'aaS: ma.
18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. la
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND QUAcKEN.
BOS-Modern det. 3-bedrm. home;
attractively furn.; screened porch;
full bsmt:. washer, fenced yard; bus
stop a blk. LU. 1-0054.
- Charmingly furn.
house, liv. ,rm. with firepl.. din. ri1..
garden; .yr. lease; ei immediate t Ossn: Ocen:
paannccy; $3.50 mo. TIE. 463S or .OV.
CLEVELAND PARK-Furn. house for
rent; $3.50 mo-. for 2 mos. co.
CHEvY cHAsE-vacant: luxurioasl, Man
thnrnished: Turns rms; maids rm;, gar.
s3s5R' S. 5RoNNlNa1oN' WI 2ss6. or
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. BRICK TOWN.
HOUSE of 8 bedrms., 8 baths. Avail
VERA p. sAMuEis, KI. s-eiIs, IL. E.
6113; ewes. XII. s-0611. IA
SPRING. bedrms.. gas fur.
mace; Bendix; near public and paro-
se7s, so1as Wo' Ss6ools; si7a inclosed yard: sH.
IDEAL FOR ADULT FAMILY-4-bed.
rm. house near Dupont circle on
quiet street. 3 baths: good-sized Mv.
rm. Not elaborately. but comfortably
and gar call wo. oi6o or ri. sSa6.
ROCK CREEK PARK
Good NV. residential. close to bus.
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., lge.
kit, recep. rm.. 2 baths, full bsmt.,
. Oil heat. open porches, 1ge. yard.
Rent, $154,4 ,43; quick possession To
inspect today, cali DIXIE REALTY
CO., Ma. $3.50.
A COMFORTABLE, completely fur.
nished home with gas furnace and
garage, in Takoma. D. c.: to clean,
careful, non-drinking, smoking,
responsible couple. Reasonable rent.
ia 9425
Evening star., 1952-01-14

"a RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-2nd
fir, next bath; dbles or sgle.; transp.
LGE. .DBIE. FRONT RM.-Twin beds;
newly furn. and dec; also sgle.
front rm: "a blk. to bus and carline:
employed ladies pref. MI. O316.
41o 11th ST. NE, Apt. 4-Nicely
furn. single rm. for middle-aged
person: all convenience. TR. 642S.
1854 MORSE ST. N.E.-3 lge. rms,
for rent, furnished; no children Ii
CONF. FRONT RIM, 1 blk. Capitol
Business woman; after $50; Apt
Al, 201 End st. ne. Ii. 3-O4O5
2213 18th ST. N.E.-Newly furn. rm.,
suit. for girls; home atmosphere.
C6IoREb2s 6IoRHfe. YOUNG WOMEN Tn1 in at.
tractive modern home; S25 ea. dble. ;
COLORED-ROoM Tor couple. Home
priyils. Call any time. Ii. 7-3778.
coLoR.DsF6RN. oiSS fie + hiSi RIM, sele. i4 or
dble.; eeeking Sd5 privils,; near transp'
col LoRED-Attractive single rm. for
refined empl. person; conv. trans,
privileges. Ii. 3-11S6. lis
Evening star., 1952-01-14
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING tcon.. +,

13a3 L ST. N.W.-Pront Ink. nm.
Al new equipment; only SIC wE'
s1s MD. AVE. N.E.-Furnished S liS.k,
i rms iaE. 70 sT5bfo. 1853. Rm.-ea:- IL I'm
elec. refgr., quiet cple,, $50. i34a
Col. rd. NV. Ia
LGE. RIM, kit, pantry: share bath;
IN exchange for minding Of 2 chill
oren for empl. parents. 10. S-S783
COLORED-2 RMS. nicely furnl flo al
utils incl; for or Q quiet girls. NJ
14th and Col. I'd. S67.5O. AID.
4622. "a
Evening star., 1952-01-14
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
Ior your furn. or unfuEn. apis: or
white. Open days. ma. OOOi.
C0NGENIAL BUSINESS WOMAN. de.
sires share. modern apt. with an
other or lge. room. ample closet
space. II possible pvt. bath and
some kitchen privls. Box 427-c.
AIR FORCE OFFICER AND WIFE
urgently need completely furn. apt;
$50-$100 mo. Box 43O-C. Star.
PROFESSOR AND WIFE desire to
sublet or rent furnished apt. 4-6
mos; max. $125; no children or
pets. Phone XII. s-7561. IA
RESPONSIBLE ADULTS need lge:
house or apt; reas., good care Of
prop. assured. DI. 0S77. 14'
RET. KOREAN VET. desires lee. rm.
or small apt; furn. or unfurn., for
Steinway piano and self. Dupont Cir.
area pref. AID. 967S, RIM. 8. after s.
UNFURN. 1-BEDRM. or ENC. apt;
pref. nv; EL;,,apt;; apt; bldg; approx; $50
$3.50 pm; refs. 1Ss