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The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Parents Of Scouts
Asked 10 Attend
Special Meeting

Thursday evening, January 70,
meeting for parents of Boy
Scouts, or any other persons IN
terested in the Boy Scout move
ment, will be held in the Pal
mer High School. The meeting
will begin at 7:30 pm.
The purpose of the meeting
will be to show parents some OF
the things which they can do to
help out with the local troop.
Present leaders of the troop feel
that more help will be needed IN
the future if the proper amount
of camping and other Scout &C
Invites are to be carried out Tor
.the troop.
Representatives from the Scout
office in Anchorage will be pres
ent with movies and will assist
the evenings program. Todd Pur-
cell, field executive, will be
among those attending. 1t is hoped
that a good many parents Will
plan to attend the meeting.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Portland to Celebrate
"Alasku Doy" Feb. !

Portland, Oregon will again
celebrate Alaska Day with big
civic luncheon planned for Feb
ruary LIST at which the speaker
will be Elmer E.. Rasmussen of
Anchorage, president of the
Bank of Alaska. Portland's third
annual Alaska Day celebration
will be sponsored by the Portland
Chamber of Commerce, accord
ing to Harold Gill chairman of
the Chambers Alaska committee.
AS in the past, the Chamber
luncheon will feature what the
people outside" consider to be
exotic Alaskan foods, reindeer
steaks from Kotzebue, Kodiak
King crab and the like. These
are being flown into Portland
| by Alaska Airlines and Pacific
| Northern, the two air carriers
which have direct connections
between Portland and Alaska
points.
A big hit in past years has
been the Shee fish which inspired
this widely quoted verse by
Chairman Gill at the luncheon
last year: From Kotzebue comes
strange seafish, which Eskimos
eat and call Shee-fish, but how
in the duce do they repoduce,
unless some of the Shee-fish are
He-fish.
Gill invited all Alaskans plan
ming a trip outside" around the
first of February to be sure and
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Roger Woods Speaker
AT Kiwanis Meeting

Guest speaker at the regular
Palmer Kiwanis meeting January
l8 was Roger Wood who recent
ly returned from stay in Ecua-
dor as an international Farm
Youth Exchange delegate.
The IFYE program is sponsor
ed in this country by groups and
companies interested in promot-
inc farm youth Wood explained to
the group. When a youth, with
farming background, goes over
seas the people in the country
which he is visiting are better
able to know what an American
is really like. They can form a
better idea of America than those
thew get from papers they read
he added. This year 1T youths
went overseas to such countries
as North Africa. Japan, Asia, and
South America. One hundred and
sixty Youths from foreign coun-
tries came to America as dele
gates.
Following his short talk to XII
wants members and guests Woods
showed a number of colored slid
es taken throughout Ecuador dur
ing his stay. Various subjects
were touched upon as scenes
showing the land, markets, ami
mails. and the Ecuadorian people
and their way of life were flashed
upon the screen.
A short discussion period fol
lowed during which time Woo
answered questions pertaining te
the health and business aspects
of the country.
During the meeting a donation
report of the organization wa
presented. A total sum of $1,3O2.
IS was given for worthy causes
this past year by the local kl
wants group. The majority of thi
sum remained and was used IL
the Valley. The following is
list of donations: Child's over
shoes, $500; Hospital-sterilizel
$427.45; Hospital funds from tn
S minstrel show $508.40; Littl
A League baseball, $4,000; King
AXE Camp, $1,000; Palmer Com
S munity Chest, $500; TB Associa
ton, $500; Children's Christina
party, $500; and the hospits
1 funds from the Katmai show,
$4,000.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
WHITE SPOT CAFE
CHANGES HANDS

The White Spot Cafe on Colony
Street, formerly operated by
John Van Ryn, was recently
taken over by Flu Wen Chang OF
Anchorage. Flu Wen is known to
his customers as Bill. Born in
China. Bill came to this country
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

and has relatives living in Idaho.
He worked at Universal Foods
Service in Anchorage before COM
ing to Palmer to go into business
for himself.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

attend the Alaska Day program.
"Tell them to be sure. to get in
touch with our Alaska Depart
ment at the Chamber office when
they arrive in Portland" Gill
said, or make themselves known
at the door of the luncheon.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

boggan and lunch the other Sun
day and headed for Vic Cottini's
Little Susitna Lodge. l was sur
prised at the large turn out of
people for the ptarmigan hunting,
skiing and tobogganing. We met
Rene Nielsen, Ralph FarnsWorth,
Bob Bronson, Steve Welty, Joe
Gallant and wife, Elmer Urban,
Norm Ellington, Troy Gober,
Harvey Young, Mickey Green,
Erick Just, Mart Wick, MfSgt.
Stan Paulson, SiSgt. Elmo Talley,
Ai2C Basil Stanley, Douglas Blk
by, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Nc
Nary, Al Smith, Kay Wilson and
Gottfried Stevahn. And the
hamburgers-real home baked
brown bread. The road was good.
We didn't need chains but we
had them along-just in case.
An effort is now in progress to
re-instate the Veterans On Farm
Training School. If you are in
terested and eligible, get in touch
with Phil Serrell at Wasilla. You
will be notified as to when the
Vets and the Palmer School
board will meet to take up this
matter.
The Wasilla P. T. A. will hold
a bake sale on Saturday, Janu-
ary %, beginning at 1000 Am.
It Teelands store. The receipts
will be used to provide play
ground and visual aid equipment.
What's so rough about dogs
life? They get fed, watered, pet
ted, sheltered-and their mas
ters'' open and close the doors
for them.
An annual inspection of Boy
and Explorer Scouts was held in
Teeland's store last week. AS a
result of their court of review,
first class scouts Skip Coglin and
Gil HELEN passed their fireman
ship and citizenship in home mer-
it badges-respectively. Gil Hjel-
len now becomes a Star Scout
along with Wally Iceland who
passed his home repair merit bad
ge. The Explorer Scouts present
were Gerald Sorenson, Gary Hjel-
len, Fred Nunley and Bob Pen
nington. The Boy Scouts present
were Don Carter, Erling Nelson.
Leroy Heaven, Lawrence Dry.
den and those three mentioned
above. Troop Committee Chair
man Walt Iceland, Scoutmastel
"Swede" Sorenson, Explorer
Scout Adviser Ray Bergman
Pat Carter, Leo Nunley, "Peewee'
Dryden, Peter Nelson and Gene
Coglin with their respective scou
supervisory titles were on hant
to pass on the endeavors OF thu
scouts.
The activities of the Cub, Boy
Explorer, Brownie and Cir
Scouts of Wasilla are sponsored
and underwritten by the Susitn
Post 1865 of the Veterans o
Foreign Wars at Wasilla and thel
auxiliary. Individuals generousl.
give their time to the CONDUCTING
of these groups. It's commendabl
that such small community ha
such active representation in sue
worthy youth programs.
BUILD THROUGH CITIZEN
SHIP" is the subject chosen fo
essays to be submitted to tn
Veterans of Foreign Wars for tn
national prize of 100000. Lie
cally, the v. F. w. Auxiliary
giving prizes of a $500 bono
$1,000 and $500 in war stamp
If you wish more information an
application blanks-see Jun
Nunley at Wasilla.
The only way on earth to mu
tiply happiness-is to divide it.
Mary and Amy Line, Joan
Susan Katkus, Jage Herr
Ediane Olson, jamie Nunley, Ro,
anne Extel, Shiela Reddingto
Cookie Ann and Josephine Rous
were all at a six, years OF al
birthday party for Colleen Cart
Mike to all of us.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

Same day birthdayites on Janu'
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APIS. FURkIsHED--MD.

FURN. EFFrC. APT.-Large living
closet and storage space; washing
facilities, in PVT. home with family
Of 2; share bath. WA. 7-6S4S. rs
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Ssnnsry C oq a aRd Bethesda Msdica
BED-LIv. RIM, kit. and bath: utiIs.
furn. DIR. c. L. BAILEY. 1902
knowles ave. fcor. Knowles and
Conn; sves.). Kensington. Md, 10.
LIv. RIM. BEDRM.. kitchen. bath.
and pvt. entrance, utils. incl. $40
per month. 1912 Both ave, Col
mar Manor, Nd. WA. 7-32I3.
TAX. PARK-Beant. furn. 1-bedrm.
apt. Lge. closet, locker in the bsnit.
Good transp.; $50 per. mo. Also
effic. apt, sgle. or working couple.
$50 per mo. JU. S-aSS6.
3Se1 Seth ST., MT. RAINIER--Lse.
clean, nicely furn. liv. rm., bedrm..
Ne: D nss ssfa Ssh w W.. f fsF e ~;
MT. RAINIER, avail. Aug. Ia bed
rms, kit, liv. rm., din. rm., tile
bath, shower; all utils. incl. $115.
Suit. 8 or 4 adults. WA. 7-696S.
rm.. bedrm., kit. and
bath; all utilities; Y block from
1872 sS yu ee 1is1 sn 3D. .FsnsRcrt. s5
TAKOMA PARK--New nicely furn.,
liv:. rm., bedrm.. large. beaut. kit.
bath. large recreation yard, SWIM
ming pool, 20x42; bus 2 blks. sos
o mo. JU. 9-7007. ---26
TAKOMA PARK-Delightful shady,
cool; ige; rms, walnut furn;; PVT.
c4 sIItaIs MANOR ,aS mr. p 6 line No Y
5 Rms. And AN BATH Yi Turn. Of 1nfurn..
entire I'd H.: heat and cleo. incl.
.. All day y sun; WE. 6-5312i
entr.; cow. to everything. Day care
SILVER I s1 STRING, ND Hi n in lovely
home. master bedrm., pvt. bath.
pvt. modern cleo. kit, cleo, laun-
dry facilities, $40. JU. $685.;
1-bedrm. apt, Ss2. 80. utiis. ircl.
Adults only. Immediate occupancy.
TAkoMAi P PIX bsmt. apt, farn.
snt rms ut f. ln naa s sash 5 gvt 1gGat
BETHESDA-Close to everything,
also furnished rms. Oh. 4-5S47.
LIVING, dining room, ,lge. tile bath,
bedroom. innerspring matt. kit,
utils. $500 Flower ave-, Takoma PIX.
TAKoMA PARK--1 Ige. bedrm., plus
small bedrm:, liv. rn.. kit, bath.
! Incl. all utils., 500 mo. r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. $1,000.
TAKoMA PARK. Md, 10 Manor
Circle--Eficiency apt, $50. utils.
furn. Out New Hampshire ave. to
Ethan Allen ave-, left to Jackson
ave, right to Boyd ave. left one
block and left to North Manor.
TAKOMA PARk--Non-smoke Ter
race kit. bedrm.. small liv. rni.,
shower, auto. washer. nicely furn.:
cool; avail. Aug. 1; near bus line.
TAKOMA PARK. Sos Tulip ave. ard
story. arm. apt, well ventilated.
nicely furn.: $50 mo. JU. 9-4s51.
e FURNISHED APIS. use Of wash
ing machine, telephone: new Frig-
idaires; S50-S60 mo. JU. 9-5434.
.3-RM. APT, sunny bath: for en-
ployed mother. day care for child.
sifEviER STRING - Attractive Ink.
efficiency apt, pvt. entr. and bath:
/ or empl. adults: S45. JU.
9-4940 or 10. s-4S02 Sunday.
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Sci bedrm.. wide selection. GEO
s. KING CO. Realtor. Est. 1895.
Clio Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-2501
0l8 18th 81 N.W.--Efn. apt. close.
In downtown, large living room kit.
dinette and bath Reasonable rent
s "a ssside afrs so on
nv. mr.. 18th and Columbia I'd
eley efficiency. kit. bath $50 mo
w "a 1915 Bryant st. ne.
QUIET. clean apts.. close to heart Of
city and yet situated amid country;
bath, s65; 4 rms. kit. ' and bath.
OWNER. NO. 7-O66o. ~ go:
SH1pLEY PARK-One ana Q bedroom
apts. IN lovely &c. apt. DEVELOPMENT,
psnsy y o sSSn aD.a peae osass
and laundry facilities: cow. 70 bus
schools and shopping center. Once
located ct $500 26th st. So. 10
Nj NHxVYiLoR GAHDENs in s,e. see.
tton.-Newly decorated apt. IN gar:
q. units. available. each consisting
Of bedrm.. hv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath and large. real. porch: $09 50
and So. 80 incl. utils. Call LII. q
2020. 10 e.ln..6 pm.
CATHOLIC o. AREA, SO Victor st,
n.e;--Apt. avail, Aug. Z; one Of the
to ali parts Of the city: IN I clean
neighborhood; high elevation. bed
rm.. liv.,din. rn.. Kit. bath with
shower, large picture windows and
very ample closet space. bsmt.,
laundry facilities and storage.
So go month. incl. utils. IA
RFnR00M Apr IN beautiful air-
fine shopping and transp.: liv. rih.
1920. dinette and full-size kit.
standard equipment < bedrm. 13x15;
full wall closet space; $3.50. Also
larger AR, than snos ayersge etaeisncy ayaii
D1uHPsoNsri c cfRCLE E H End A.,
6ath hey Suit IT, . s q i. R 1i s-4s0i7. ps'
/ BLK. FROM r. I. AVE and 22nt
n.e.-3 cool rooms. PVT. bath ant
as sasr eS SSS; g. a. Sls ss ESr
entrance, individually controlled
Dashboard hot-water heat and large
attic ventilating fan: air-condi-
toned o,sl e; other UNUSUAL Dsas b 5sa-
ter St. sc. Gross 18th st. ) n Bridge s
y.a.WoRTHiNdToN 4 son, ia,
1 a1as0' YOUNG ST. SCI bedrm.
liy. rm., kit, and bath. $50 plus
e siss 60 6. n'' e9so'rsodss. IT, sisss I
isl isi0 sth ST. SCI eedrm. -ei liv
and utiis. LII. 4-749I. CHARLES
DUPLEX-TYPE APT.-4O6 CHAP.
LIN ST. Sci and 2 bedroom
apis. $50 and SIS plus heat and
utils.. Apply 408-A. LII. 4-749l
CHARLES c. CCNNOR. RE, q
32Ie. 20
GEORGETOWN -pedrm. apt, mod.
ern kitchen. bath, apt. BLDG. highly
1918 18th 81, N.W.-Newiy decor j
iiv rm bedrm., kit. bath and
porch: S62.50 p mo. See resident
WALTER REED vIC.--In apt. bldg.
porch: s1o0. Newly dec. RA;. g.
MODERN 1-BEDRM. APT, mr.. CIV
and Pentagon bus line: SS9 mo.
incl utils. DI. 7-1677 weekdays
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KENNEDY STREET NV. tmodern
apartment buiidine) - Living room
16x1S IT. bedroom, large sunroom,
kitchen. bath; newly decorated; con-
venient location, parking lot DAWN
rFAL ESTATE. 607 Kennedy ST.
NV. TU. 2-222S. 1T
3O5 end ST. S.E.-S-rm. apt. incl.
all utils., good transp. Ii. 6-6d62.
WHY NOT. A comfortable 1-bedrm.
apt. in q 4-family bldg. Good room
sizes and layout. 5 for S value at
S66 mo-. including heat and hot
water Bsmt. storage and laundry.
OF South Capitol. Wonderful transp.
and shopping close by. SHANNON
q LUCHs CO.. 1906 H st. NV. ma.
$500. i9sith ST. N.w.--A smartly re-
modelled building with spacious iy.-
cool Sedrm. and fun bath: only SS5,
and this incls. utils. Avail. immed.
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.. 1905 h
1867 IRVING 81. N.W.--Redecora ted
efficiency and 2-bedrm. apts.. IN
conv. located bldg; from S4s, incl.
Dremi sad Or nc cali Ma NJ Sc s4 on
WILL REDECORATE. f69 Quebec pl.
NV Cat Georgia ave. One bedrm.,
liv. rm., KIT. and bath. $64.90 mo-,
incl. ali vi titles. Key ct 1851 Geor-
gia ave. NV. or call ME. 8-5400.
714-16 9th ST. N.W.--Large redeco-
rated and 2 rm,, kit. and bath
apartment. From $45 mo. Call ME.
GsE GEORGETOWN 2els x st.n.w.-Re-
decorated bedrm., liv. rnn.. kit, and
bath in renovated, historic apt. bldg.
In fact George Washington really
slept here. $65 mo-, incl. all utili-
ties. See janitor on premises or call
HERE'S 4 REAL VALUE FOR YoU.
"A 1-bedrm., garden-type apt.
near S. Cap. shop center; for only
S62.55: no school problem. 235
Miss. ave: Sc. See Janitor or call
sSi.5o PER MO-, 2sth and que SITS.
s.e.--Spacious 1-bedrm, apt. with
liv. rm.. dinette, kit, bath; eonv.
location. modern. attractive BLDG.
RHILLIRs,. g c AZ (, ! az Fu q r
64I9 LIST ST. NV, APT. 4, 2 rooms,
kitchen. bath, screened porch, heat
and hot water. Avail. Aug. /; $50 mo,
1907 Alabama ave-. s.e.. apt. 3. Key
in apt. 4: rms, kitchen and bath,
large porch: $50 80. Avail. now;
GEORGE /. BORGER NC 643
Indiana ave, MA. S-035O.
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ARL .2nd fir.. duplex, 5 rms. clean,
s sisI5s kEs ss- -Ssss. asau asw'
Observation-Disclosures; newly dec.
restored Sec; free parking; gardens.
Call AID. 2-1910. 7-1U An --29
ARR. Small apt. honse, Is blk, from
bus; new furn.: suit. for 2 or 8
adults; $l10 mo. for 2. 500 for 8;
no pets: avail now. IA. 2-63S1.
ARL. 21o7 N. Rolfe ST., 8 blks. from
Rosslyn on Lee highway bus stop
Lge. liv. rm.. bedrm., Cinette Kit.
bath, in apt. house; conven. Penta-
gon, Navy Annex and Fort Myer.
-Air-conditione cor.
nef bedrm., liv. rTn.. kit, porch, tele.
vision couple; Aug. I, months.
IA. 2-A3h0; sos. --25
AHL. vAsmall apt. blk shop.
Ping, blk. bus, quiet, empl:.
hE. 6-o7Sl. rs
N. ARL.--lst n. Of 2-apt. house: liy.
rri:, din. rm, bedrm. and kit; all
utils; Turn; piano. trees. outdoor
flrepl: 500. IA. S-9137. "a
ARLINGTON, close in, mr.. Washing
ob bed ana ass sa ssg o sosH T
N. ARL. New. 5 rms. LIST d. 81 e q
nicely furn.; siss mo. IA. a-sissS5..
ARLINGTON on wilson blvd. COW.
per mo-, Incl. ali u tits avail. tH ~
LIST. Lily. rm., dressing rrn.. ige.
sit;a bath. IA. 5-9197 or IA.
ARR. yyA.--Attractiye, e-bedrm ma ait,
aayyaila6nl s, for rent, AVE Is to Dec.
1909 N. QUEEN ST.. Ari.. va va
bdrm., lily. rrn.. dtnette. kit. bath;
HUMPHRiEss. Realtors. Ma. s.soa6.
ARLrNGToN-Three fms. and bath;
ee tran m0ne Psnta u GSiG Tayy yH ass
and downtown D. G.; after 8 pm.
$e5 80; ia. 1850. s5
End floor dwelling, pvt; entrance
A iRSIRis On No Hs S-les1 Iive-f ss
completely furnished apis. in two
family unit, convenient location;
Realtor. KE. s-6674; ewes. JE
AiS NAM apt. scres sS
Pentason; ali utils. furn. JE. S-osss.
ARLINGTON None bedrm., iiv.
rn1.. dinette, kit, bath and den,
pvt. entrances; on busline., 5 minis.
Peptason; cple. only; SiO0 mo-,
utils. incl ia. S-O236. --25
ARL,, NEW BLDG, mr.. Hecht.s-One
bedrn.. new mod. furn.. 3 expos,
extra closet space, washer. dryer
IN bsnit.; S110. incl. utils. IA.
BEAUTIFUL APT. 1908 N. Court
House rd., Apt. No. 8; avail. now;
3 girls or adult cple.; $40 mo.
10. 5.1975 or IA. S-2127. 80
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Wheaton Manor Apis.
EAST A z 9 q . G s,EoE sTIS !. AVE 81 ON
Beautiful furnished apt. lip. rm.. 2
bedrn1s., kit. dinette and bath; x150
mo-. incl utils. To inspect see
Resident Mgr. or call Lo. 4-5714
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th 81. NV. Ma. $500
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Bright clean. tastefully furnished
s saniipped. Incl Incl. linens. dishes. s Nv.
etc. 3-day minimum stay. 1900 5.
Capitol st q blk. past Southern
and follow slams to 21Q Winthrop
e. e pm s Saturday. iayoafa am. to pm
Sunday. noon to 5 pm. LO, 7-SIOa.
COLORED-3 ROOMS. private kit !;
$50 per month: one 2 rooms, pvt.
Kitchen. $40 per mo. viii accept
children: turn. or unfurn. Ii.
csodICoShhfED--1 RIM. WITH KIT.1S1o
SffalM RApDly RE Stlf ist Co. st. P aS
c slsSs "a s m. kzIr. AND BATH.
coI aos!ES-ss Rms. KIT. AND Barn
zoggtdls; free, $75 mo; See any time,
c az iii .. he GAUL 5f1P PE. N.E.
2 rms. kit. and bath; S66. so mo-.
incl utiis.; pvt. home. Furn; or
coEloSRiEiD-roToMAc AVE. Sc.
ssS utils. rm1 urn PIT Il s.th sns g ot d
CoLORED-ATrRAc. s-RM. furn.
apt; light housekeeping. 7so Otis
Ri III n niW ,aoe coyuMRI1 IN
W@-N;ce ive efsc m -
arenI o;ris ~ co,,rIn mi 51on
eiapi' siiiS VI Soupie. w. f-f'Sv:
ror nprnY nv -. s S.x
s,so Reauty rarIn. cn ns az . Da;;n'
VIII rm ard hath Bees ~ SSeiP 4;
st. NV. Hos S-stsia: ca s-8SYs =
-o5
COLORED-i BEDRM., kit. and
bath T,avishIv frrn E,,ifa hIe for re-.
fined couple or Q ladies. Must have
good references. Apply I207 IItf
st. NV. ASK for MR.. ROUSE.
invited. ia. S-73O4, Ari Va
COLORED-TWO- APT. In
new az luxe buildinp Al sol 10th
st. NE. corner HAYES ST.. sepa-
rate dining area, picture window
IN spacious e. ny; ~, rn1. smart Sto cheer
ausrvtLirs n,.nt,, stn~ 80 ia,,n
Sry ana drrin ny ro ~ snc;na ,s1n
on eseh fioor AUG o 1T occnnansy
a.. o ia1itar o ~ sHsNaSsn oScu rI1nS;s
zee yaniL0r or SHANNON q LUCHs
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UNFuRN. EFFIcIENCY--Lse. room
Kitchen, bath. dressing closet: flewl,
decor: $50 mo See MR.. ADAMS
lsS5 ~ g. nv. wkdys., s:30.5
.s aSss.i issh ios 81. N.w.-and i. - Adult.
3 3 rms, ] ki a. bath SIS. NO. 7-Ssss
|BIA6fiTuI "a Arr. Two rms. e Ell,
a.ssesa ' HI If aHel ia. s s44sGia l Mon.
1924 BELMONT nd. N.w.--Liv. rm.
bedrm., reception hall, kit. and bath
sapits Only; S7S per mo-; 2 hsdrms.
S SSso. Gan HIS ho. 2-o3sb OF BkITzRLL
l III isl 81 N.w.-ssyer.l a.slsc.
2 and 3 rm. apts.. avail immed.,
Szo-S70. Of. 2-53s7. Or co. 5-4s4i
or INQUIRE Ant. 3.
3e3 OGLETHORPE ST. N.W.-Bsmt
i sp. ward; NJ SO sn fTei ut nx' emu
APT. to settled couple or woman In
exchanse for lisht duties. Cali KE.
b rms. AND BATH, excel. cond. SO,
63l 10th st. NE. Call Q to l.. II.
|s aass1s Corn. AvE.-Apt. bldT.: o
FOR 2 GIRLS, NE. Nh. b. /. AVE
Attras MOD. kit, bath. lily. rm.
h asa well wesil-ksp 1. plsce- sstsway close,
$50 so. I girl, incl. all utiis. except
phone. WA. 7-1325.
PRIVATE. Ind fir.. 2 rms, compl.
kit: pvt. bath: det.; NV. EXP. bus.
Quiet, employed adults. RA. 6-3203.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK--Central loc.,
dec, in mod. hrk. apt. bldg: loo. 2
blks; OF Conn.,. ave. shipping center
ana bus: huge liv. rm., lge: bedrml
kit; cleo. refer.: tile bath; auto.
washing machine; lge. storase space;
rent S50 Per 'so me- g key ct apt; y In
e. oPs ca IId 81 ss soi asth 8. NV. wash
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; lse. liv. rm.,
Utiis. Turn. AID. 2-1S2S. 40 ~
512l HANNA Pf. Sc. - 1st-floor.
modern duplex; bedrm., liv. rm..
ainette: kit. and bath. Utiis. incl.
GEORGETOMN-Air cond., . baths,
terrace; garase; utils. Sept. !. SIs5.
AVAILABLE within few days. one
bedroom apartment In the Sheraton
Park Hotel area. Phone CO. 5-73S9.
Mr.. CIV. UNIV, Q lge. rooms. tile
bath and. shower, lse. kit. porch,
garden, Venetian blinds, hardwood
4; $50, lease; no utils. incl. Gail
CAPITOL HILL. 12s c st. n.e.-Apt.
so; 9 rms. and bath. only SO mo-.
p plus sp nt MS,s Of 4.4Iss. Sun only;
Pennsslvsnis ave neas se1I l,y Sn,
eovinred Sstchan m 1sHs1o ti,.a he at,s
2-year-old building. fenced Yard S.y Al
". 10 inspect after once hours see
cali him at 10. 1890. JOHN +.
DONOHoE Il SONS. 314 Penna.
ave. s.e.. Ii. 3-00S4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Ice. liv. rm.,
d dS5ai APi wS,llsss' rms, t,teb.n and
mediate occupancy. CaIl DI. S-4244.
125 GALVESTON RI. .s.W. Apt. 4;
M and Id oedT ;Fn .t bath ~. ~ T
Week Weekdays insi c sIn SSRaEDSERR1cks NV ".
BE I.s:, SALES, INC, Rental ana Dept,
1855 QUEEN 81 ST.. IN Me- e0o HDt. s-s
rms; ana pain, porch; $52. Lee
DONNELLY q SON, Ma. S-33l6.
EYES; 81: A-4o74. 25
bury Apis, Avail. Aug. /. One
f nedrm. apsi large NV. Tm.; con ny
- --25
bedrm. 1st-fi. apt, $40. so. Utils.
incl. Side yard. Cony. to Navy Yard.
. L. L !.S3ll: 10; $685.. 20
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

spacious ] and 3 bedrms. Nv. rm.,
utils.; switchboard and eley.: handy
dining foyer. kit and bath, an
shopptng center: children accepted.
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RA RGAIN

You can rent i lce. furn., rewly
dee, I-hedrm. apt. with ali up-to.
date conyens.; IN 4 mod. apt. bldg
mo-. incl. all utils. $50 per mo. will
be applied to the purchase Of the
riflce. because we are discontinuinf
our furn apis CHILLUM MANOR
APTS.. Missouri ave and N. Capitol
St. RIA 3-4464 --26
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Navy capt. leaving will rent co-or
apt. with all furniture. linens. uten-
sis, to reliable people. Utilities incl.
PIANO, TV COMB,
2 bedrooms: ground floor; 10 min. Il
Pentagon down Columbia pike.
DishWasher, Piano
ia. 7-65IS or Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 77g97
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1910 BTLTMoRE NW.

Attn. diplomats High ceilings, huge
rms, fireplace. liy- rIn. din. rm.
331a-ft. long Suitable entertainingl,
2 lee. bedrms., kit, bath; in eleva-
tor bldg: tastefully furn. Mgr. AID.
4-7bS0. AID. 4-Zl92 Pr
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PARK LANE APIS.
2025 EYE ST. NV.
Bachelor apt. l rm. bath. dressing
closet and refrig. (no kit, but
cooking permitted; newly decorated.
Rent, 5000 per mo. Phone RE.
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2 BEDROOMS
with
ALL NEW FURNITURE

DE Luxe DOWNTOWN APT.
beautiful furnishings
1-bedrm. apt, tile bath with shower
garbage disposal unit very spacious
may be seen weekdays 3 to 8 pm.
For appt. call BELFTORE CO.. DI
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HOTEL 144O
rm.. kit. and bath; maid sery.; cir.
culating FAM; S24. b0-S3I so Wk
l440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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WE HAVE ATTRACTIVE APIS. of
the one, two or three bedrm. types,
nicely furnished on short or long
term basis.
INQUIRE WEEKDAYS
EDMUND j. FLYNN co.
washington Building. MA. S-9565
HNH TYHEnT -
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COLUMBIA ROAD
EMBASSY AREA
Well furnished, 2 rms, kit, bath,
LRe ant. house. EN- C.h24R
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very attractiyely furnished with wall
tp-wnllg carpet and draperies, In one
Of WaShinston,s most attractive apt,
bidgs elevator, switchboard and
pancy. Apply nt desk or CALI
MRS. FICKs. Do. $1,000.
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1921 T Pr. Sc.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th 81. NV. Elk. 3-24se