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The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

OHoA4SS G1DSI1 VINO was porn
and raised in Nome who has been
away IA years, visited yesterday
from Galena, where he is stationed
with C.A.A.
Charlie says his mother, Mrs.
Sims, lives in Anchorage, and that
his older sister, Mrs. Ida Boyer,
lives with her husband and fam
lily in Seattle.
A younger sister, Alice, also
lives in Seattle, where she cares
for an invalid brother, Edmond,
or admiral" as he was called
10y his playmates here. Admiral
has been an invalid for IL years.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Sen. Charles Jones is a happy
grandpa again with the announce
ment that his son, Dan Jones. and
wife have a new son born on the
shortest day Of the year weighing
Z pounds and 5 ounces. The Jones
live at Sparks, New, and now have
three children.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Mrs. Robert Steele and daughter
Sandra arrived to make their
home at Nome Field, where Ii.
Steele has his quarters with the
Alaska National Guard.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23
MONDAY IS LEGAL HOLIDAY

Monday is a legal holiday and
all business houses will be closed.
The next edition of the Nugget
will be on Wednesday, Dec. %.
Extra copies Of today's holiday
edition will be available for mail
ing.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Mrs. Pauline Morse and two
children left yesterday for their
home in Houston, Texas. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Ajax.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Thomas Green. correction Off
Ger at the Federal Jail, and Edna
Hopper. who arrived here about
11:3O Wednesday evening, were
married at midnight Wednesday
by the us. Commissioner.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gabbard
write from Selah, where they have
their home. Mrs. Gabbard will be
remembered for her efficiency in
the Post Office.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23
You Think You Got Troubles?

MADELIA, Mimi, R-Are you
tired Of Christmas shopping about
now?
Then consider the problems of
Mrs Martha Colebank. The Spry,
88-year-old woman's gift list gets
longer and longer.
She now has I'll direct descend
ants, gain Of q during the past
year There are IL children, 43
grandchildren, 100 great grand
children and II great-great grand
children.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Copies of the Christmas Nugget
available for mailing.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23
Christmas Stockings at Cavota's
N o + I c e

The Berinq Sea Club Coffee
Shop will be closed all day Christ
mas Day. and the Polaris Restau-
rant will close on New Years Day.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Mrs. Effie Baldwin had the mis-
fortune yesterday Of falling and
breaking her hip on the icy side
walk downtown.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23
WA y T A ID S

FOR SALE-NeW As rpm record
player. See Mrs. Coons. 1870
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-23

Fuller Brushes, Box 81, Anchorage
Evening star., 1955-06-15
pre- season sale
ZIP-0UT COATS

oshons featuring quoiy tailoring and hand
shed detailing.
zibene feece all wool chotFom checks ond poodle cloth
properly Iobeled for fobrc content.l
the ocIe" inteinino GlossGIo womh without Weieht
conveniently providing 2coots moth and mdew resist
each garment inteoced with nterFex the life enehenng, 81
retaining hair convos
Innings have ful-leneth sleeves, sef-fobne cuffs.
eroy mink BEIGE peacock blue ove wood blue pink
misses sizes 10 to 49, bezes for ser less 10 to 8
. we will be pleased to hold your coat until Fall
Downsto sto.,c 6 Suits
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
THE AMERICAN WAY
PIRACY VIA FOREIGN AID


Utah's great Governor, j.
Bracken Lee, recently asked the
Utah Legislature to authorize
the State government ''to in
stitute court test on the
legality of the federal govern
ment's program of giving por-
tions of the revenue derived
through taxes to foreign ma
tons"
Explaining the urgent reason
for this request, the Governor
said. 4 do not know of any con-
stitutional provision which per-
mits our government 10 tax its
citizens for the support of for
elgn governments"
He proposed the court test ito
put a stop to this deliberate
waste of our national resources. "
Unfortunately this effort to
expose the piracy in foreign aid
has been blocked Public con-
Germ, however, continues to
grow, as was evidenced by Sen
ator Capehart's recent inquiry
into the legal pretenses by
which individual rights to buy
and sell were abridged, and the
political. .pluudering in the name
Of foreign aid begun.
The memorandum furnished
Senator Capehart by the Senate's
Legislative Counsel on this sub
ject stated:
'The Johnson Debt Default
Act was enacted on April 13,
1884, and prohibited generally
financial transactions by indiVid-
uals and private corporations
with foreign governments in de-
fault on obligations to the United
States. This Act was repealed on
June 25, 1948, by the Act which
enacted into law title l8 of the
United States Code. Section 955
of title 18 of the United States
Code as so enacted contains the
substance of the old johnson
Debt Default Act"
The report recites the legal
language of section 955 which
makes it perfectly clear that any
individual, or group of indi-
viduals, daring to exercise their
God-given right to buy and sell
the securities of foreign govern
ments shall be fined not more
than $4,000 or imprisoned for
not more than five years, or
both"
Further along in the mcmor-
andum it is again emphasized
that the Act prohibits financial
transactions by individuals and
private business entities with
foreign governments which are
in default on their obligations to
the United States"
"It will be noted" the men,
orandum adds, that neither the
Continued To Page 3-B)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
w ] , : or
O Their WISE
BY E. o. BOND

Thou hast given so much to us,
0 Lord, give one thing more, a
grateful heart.
So far as chores around the
house are concerned, some men
like to do nothing better.
Libery is the one thing you
cannot have unless you are will
ling to give it to others.
Coming together is a begin
ming, keeping together is pro-
gress, working together is sue
cess.-Henry Ford
The best way for a woman to
sure herself of jealously is to
take good look of her husband
Why is it that the man headed
for trouble is always waiting
for some one to go with him.
A poor workman puts his time
into the job but he leaves himself
out.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
Dear Editor:
TINE SHEETS


Drove into the other day placed
on the speed motor Of The cable dollars
But this all had to
turn The mechanic drove the the
the cable broken He back the shop
for Is minutes Came and got
bottle OF Cola and took his time drinking
and hosted it lift
Went to the stock cable Reached the
and laid it the floor lit cigarette work
bench and hunted for ten minutes for
back lit another Crawed he
had the tools for another job Crawled the
rect Came back craWd under the
light bulb burned in the light to
the stock for TO the
fellow mechanic lift another job crawed
under the Seven crawled
under that
During the time he lit and smoked cigarettes drank
another bottle of Cola.
looking the river and dreamed of fishing trip something
After finishing the job he
the bill dollars
could have been hours and
half So the motor world where
taking us? We might Dobbin in from
the pasture and used the old hoss shay.
efficiency,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
ECHOES FROM CALVARY

Every year Christian churches observe the Friday
preceding Easter Good Friday
1t the crucifixon Of Christ on the Cross
of Calvary. On that day. from time until three o'clock
protesting Christians gather to worship and mediate
that great Event.
Let think of Him personal Saviour for He died
for you and for me.
Beloved, if you without Christ today, you are of
all men most miserable.
Christ loved you much that He shed His blood
on Cavarys Cross that you might have Hope of Eternal
Life He into the world that "whosoever beeveth"
might have Eternal Life.
Do you believe in Him? Have you confessed your sins
to Him? He waiting to forgive you and take you the
fold
Easter time is good time to accept Him Will you do
SO, my Friend?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
Christ Is Risen

Christ is risen! Christ is risen
He rose that first glad Easter day.
Up from the darkened tomb He rose,
For in the grave He could not stay.
He died for the sins of the world,
Paid the price to make men free.
Gave to all the plan of Salvation,
When He gave His all on Calvary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
The Resurrection

Having died the Cross as the supreme sacrifice to
fulfill the will of God His Father Jesus taken down
and His body given to His friends vino took it tenderly
and laid 1t IN the tomb great stone rolled against the
entrance to the tomb and guards sent watch
that might steal away the body and that the pro-
phecy of Jesus might not be fulfilled
The high priests reminded the authorities "tha after
three days He should rise again" And His tomb
closely guarded therefore, to keep Him in it.
In ST. Mark 161-7 read the story of how when the
Sabbath past the to the Sepulchre
nont their Lord with spices at very early in the
morning the first day of the week And they asking
who shall roll the stone from the door of the sepuchre?
And when they looked they that stone was rolled
away And entering into the Sepulche they angel
sitting on the right sde clothed in long white garment
and they afraid And he said them Be afraid
Ye seek Jesus Of Nazareth which cruced He Is Risen
He is not here behold the place where they laid Him
tell His disciples and Peter that He goeh before
you into Galilee there shall ye Him. said unto you"
The power of the Resurrection! How wonderful The
grave could not hold Him!
We Christians should tell glad story over and over
to all in contact with until those about us
giving their hearts and lives into His keeping.
After the angels message to the Women the women ran
to tell the Disciples the glad And they hurried
along, Jesus met them and they fell His to worship
Him
For many days. Jesus remained on the earth and MANY
Him. and believed in Him, and knew that He had risen
from the dead.
Then when the time came spoke His last words to
looked at Him. His body grew into mist that gowed with
light and they seemed to the light the sky and
enter into Heaven as they heard the blessed words
Il am the Resurrection and the Life. Lo, | am with YOU
always These the last words Jesus spoke His Dis
cples earth
Today He is speaking to the world through His HOLY
Spirit calling them from world of He offers forgiveness
of SINS peace and JOY for every troubled heart for He the
Resurrection and the Life.
-BERNICE HARDESTY HINTON
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Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-siy Sm.. {:
|s.ROOM TURNisHED APT. = All
utilities included. Bath and show
er; $40 month. 223 Manor Circle,
Takoma Park. Md. --19
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm., bedTn.,
Kitchen. pvt. bath. apt. bldg; nr.
bus and store; sos. 10. 6-l2S3-
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for re CO.
reer girl near SanitariuIm: good
ttE4nsD; utilities furnished; $50
i IA rstSo0Si knotty-p,ne stsc,;
kit, bath. utils;; pvt; sntr.; en,pl.
c sSllt. AH hsf sR HN 18Th Iiv i s
bath; air cond.: linens. dishes. utils
included In rent; 20 min. to down.
town Wash. Married couple. Nc
TAKOhIA PARK-2 rooms. kitchen.
cite. bath. terrace apt. private en-.
trance, modern Furnishings: use Of
Va ysshsr and t d,isr bus s 81 sSTnsf
iii girls or V Couple. ! EN-. S.l14SS. .- Dfs
|BLADENsBURG RD. VlC.-Attrac
couple pref. $50. Wa. 7.s6S7. -si
Mr.. CHEVERLY-3 Ice. rms, pvt
bath. shower: pvt. entr.: park. air
eond.; utils. Conv.. shop. transp.
2 adults only. Refs. WA. 1884.
FURN, APT.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. Kit,
Insi e On R gs4 ssRstr'; s7S mo- psIl'
sILvER SPRING@Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, din. bath; utils. incl. SOS so;
couple: refs, 10. 3-0SS0, --21
COLMAk MANOR-Liytne rm., bed.
rm.. kit: private bath and en-;
r sasS aye A VA ?s1s l,ns. and 5sts
P saa s sss; 49, sdalt s4ss 49, s2iS Gar
TAKOMA PARK :. bedroom, kit,
ss ss phone w. z.szss. w.
COLllAR MANOR rms, kit, bed
room; quiet Protestant home. adults,
non.drinkers. .S65 mo. I'M. 4-4367
TAHROM Y, ns Rover and t.l rinsy y. 81
IN garden-type apt. bldg; liy. rni.,
din, rm.. kit.. bedrm., tile bath,
$50: cple; only. no pets. Refs. req
FURNiSHED-Entire LIST fr.:. 8 lge.
rooms. bath with shower. pvt. entr'
N RA' WALTER Rilsfsi REED-Bsmt. enc.
apt: shower. cleo. stove and refgr,
SIS mo-. incl. utils. Ju. b-46SS'
SILVER SPRING. bedrms., phi
vate entrances, like duplex. Large
play yard. Ju. $500.
TAKOMA PARK-2-rm; apt. S46.
utils. incl; 1 person, nice loe., bus
TiAsnK1oiS PxRK@4 rms. and bath,
$50; 2-bedfm. apt. Ss5; on bus
line; adults. Ju. 9-4559.
CHEvERLY AREA--3 rms. with ~
utilities; PVT Sti. ansn; cs sntT I'M ING 1905
TAX ia f fH.. ae III s%iiiIeS% .1s@S So
I.l s soyntp u %as ssii sp min a. yea.
rm., lV. rm... foyer, kit. din. bath
shower. porch. nicely turn. PVT
utils. $16O mo. Ju. 7-S291. 30
ATTRACTIVE 4-large-room apt: p Pr.
space; . adults: $50 month. OIL
X@tfttZH.
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APTs. fURNlsHEp-vA.

ALEXANDRIA -- Rficiency and I.
bedroom apartments; 3anitor sefv.
ice; laundry PRIVILEGES: downtown
Location; ell utilitisssio 49, 70
cI.! IL ar. ,asRRSepSR IA AIRS. IN s,mos,
new bldg; ~ antennai rent $12SS
mo. incl. ali utils. Close TO bus and
shopping. Call after o pm. week.
DAYS, ali day Sat. and sun. 52la
sth I'd. Apt. 1. s. Arl. Va. IA q
A fiasi nicely furnished apt; isrs.
a snSsty , Poe W w. IN! sioss. eas
cHERiRiYDALE--ciean. 2-b. =. apt.
ground a.: pvt. .entr., gar. Ice. rear
I'd. nr. bus. school and shop; To-
min. drive to Pentagon via PARK
way: 500. DU. 7-4339, ~
FORT CRAIG APTS.--Available Oct.
l: l-bedrm. newly-redecorated; iur-
Arlington: adults only. Apply Apt.
2, IFS s. Courthouse rd.. Arl.: for
w insPisssSns uBLEr a.bedrm. DUPLEX
apt. in Fairlington for 2 70 3
months, beginning Sept "a. Fully
furnished. Tv; $40 month. Also
So S5n s. req ecos6 eari ID. Apt. No
draperies. No matter how fsstidi-
Gus you are, this apt. VIII please
you. Living room, fun dining area.
kitchen. 2 bedrooms, bath. concrete
porch, $3.50 per mo. Key at Apt.
No. /. CAN BErTzEIL. Dt. 7-3i0o.
FALLS CHURCH, on busline. attrac-
lively furn. 3-rm. and bath apt;
Pvt. parking lot and al util. In
GUIDED; 500 per mo; ideal for en-
ployed couple. One available now.
/ Oct. I. Call JE. 3-1l4l. lis
FALLS CHURCH. close 70 shopping
and bas-s-rm. ;and-bath apt. com, con;
Der mo. 'S cal j. Il. Benoit. Reaitcr.
KE. S-6677 Or JE. 3-1l41. lis
N. All bedrm., liy. rm., kit.
bath. End d. pvt. home, sep. ent.;
close TO everything; S06 mo. incl,
ali utiis. 4126 Lee hwy. IA. 4-14SS.
ARLINGTON - bedrms.. nicely
slsb. JE. S-55si. "a. 2-0s4o. -.Ie
uphol.. all ike new. Lse. i-bedrm.
dntn.: slio, incl. utiis. IA. 1906,
.,I AaEx PENN .ss i sSSl'; s.i. % .nd
aApOAts COZ. 1s.Ao.. gAsA
TV.: avail. immed. HU. 3-6424.
Can be seen AS pm.
N. ARL.--Attr. 1 bedrm., liy. rm.,
dinette. kit. and bath. S94.5O mo-: :
brk. apt. bldg. JE. 3-764s. 80
FALLS CHURCH, VA. - Goodwin
Courts Apartments; two bedrooms,
large l.r. day bed: ideal for several
girls or men. unfinished apt. also.
Immediate occupancy. 1885 Lee
hwy. Phones JE. 2-5234, JE. q
ALEXANDRIA--Beaut. decor. and
furn. bedrul. apt: LIST q. brick:
terrace and garden. Super mod
kit, ldry.: parking, shops, exc. ex.
bus TIE. 6-6S39.
ARL.. near Pentagon--Family kit
apt. and hotel rms. Low rates, day
or wk. Free parking. IA. 2-3343.
ARL., 2018 .. 9Th ST.--Large 1-bed-
I'm. apt; excel. furn.; adult, no
pets: sos. Lease. so. $500.
8. ARL.--l bedrm., separate bath,
kit. entr, all utiis.. empl. adults;
$66. OF. 4-7069.
ARLINGTON-Close in. Nicely furn.
efic. apt. and arm. apt. Men pre-
IeLIs1. "a. 0-6UyU.
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APIS. UNEURNisHEp-p. c

GEORGETOWN EFFIc.--Full kit, In
apt. bldg. nice loo: S79. $50, utils.
Day. ia. $500; eyes,. no. 2-6742.
NEAR CA. AND SHERIDAN--Base-
ment apt; private entrance and
driveway for car; 4 rooms, Excel
lent transportation; $50 including
utilities. RA. 3-4506 or RAs g.
TWO RMS. lse, kit, bath. ALI
K ST. NV. Call ME. $1,000 for
appointment. 49,
1 ROOM, kit. and bath to 2 rooms.
din, kit. and bath; S51.25 TO
$3.50. An locations; very DE-
sirable. A. Q. GARDINER a CO.,
1891 Iss d 4 4 ny e. NA. s-o % s. .ls
Roebuck-S bedrms.. iiv. rm., kit:
lst a.; porch; all utils. incl,
So Sss'f Pc no. MO-. u..ls incl; en- enc.
equip. kit. pvt. bath; mr.. Aeri-
culture Dept. ~. 5-2979. lis
|GEORGETOWN - Attrac.,. spacious,
or partly fVn.; 800. co. b-e3g9s.
FIRST FLOOR CORNER APART-
per month, q rooms, Kitchen, bath.
and porch. 1870 Rhode Island ave.
NV. z. QUINCY SMITH, INC. To
inspect call manager. DE. 10000.
cess ADAMS MILL RD. NV
block from 18th and Columbia I'd
LIST d. Large hv. rms, dining foyer,
bedrm. KIT. and bath, .$7b. Also
beautifully furnished efficiency, t75,
c. w. SIMPSON Co, INC, 1924
Vermont ave. Mn. s-570O or lsni-
sIS T. i. AVE. Ne. Ant. g. rms,
III SS5i r. $'ss s sSsssos. M. s:ssfs: ~ ~
s.E,--ist 1ooI. 2 bedrooms. ,|us'
lsh; viii take l child; sos. includ.
AIR COND., BEDROOM AND
EFFICS.. beautiful Wesley Hts;
walk. dist. National Cathedral. An.
nuncistion Catholic Parish and
Upper floor. choice apt, with ideal
floor plan, In most desirable
Modern and centrally located
attractive. pvt. front-entr. driye:
way: beautiful lobby and cerpetsd
halls: weil-kspt shrubs and lawns
24.hf. secretsriaL switchboard and
elsv. service: roof sun deck. master
throush busiins q corner. IDAHO
TzRRAc@ tTTDA so4o Idaho eve
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CHASTLETON APIS.
1701 10th ST. NV.
1-BEDRM. APT.
APT $40

Newly decorated apis. in one OF
Washington'! most attractive ele-
ystor apt. hldEs;; Mail-t1-vsll us: Gar |, {:
on premises: utilities included In
rent; switchboard and mail desk
service. To inspect apply at desk
or CALL MRS. TICKS. Do. e
,, Ivy; y, yrz,,srv,,, sv,r,,c.rre
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GOSS REALTY CO.
OppOsite Shoreham Hotel

monln, iease. ApL. 20o.
rG HpkE s MRs. lss sEE. T6. ss7s1
GOSS REALTY CO.
2144 x ST. NV. MA. s-1353
and Bath: private; for 5ni reli. k:en re-.
fned persons, Lu. 1850. lis
s nS,;i.! kit ..,; sPs; also double r9em;
coI1skpMSs' 1RsscoMs. Kitchen ma and
bath; Reasonable. Can 10; l.
cSodiSpsRED-ss1s I7th ST. wv
rna;. bedrm.. kit. s77.bo. conv.:
CoIOsRED-N.w. sEcrroN--Newly
decorated. large room, dinette.
private Kitchen. and bath: heat.
gas. electric. refrigerator and ian.
1tor service furnished. GOOD refer
ences; start housekeeping; nice for
2 eirIs q gentlemen. no. 2-25s7,
C al iii s-zfsS; OAK ST. NV
pvt. BATH, Utiis. furn. $50. Adults.
COLoRED - Broom furnished
sp,rtmsnt; ~ utilities included.
COLORED - laas HARVARD ST.
N.W.--l fm.. kit, dinette. bath:
IN 2nd a.; very n nice Ceupls or girl
or unfurn. ct 4432 oault pl. ne.
phons LU. 3-1<96 for details.
COLORED-NR. UNION Plaza NE.
Apt. bldg. 1-bedrm. apts.. S75
81 III ..d:s zsD "a srs s-G SR.
a. i ss:'ss.l 49, 50. 1000 stss 50 e.
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DOWNTOWN
GP.O.. GAO. AREA

The last word In modern. spacious
apt. bldg. Lge. liy. rm., foyer.
Q Walk-in closets. sparkling tiled
bath with shower, Q real kitchen
with dinette, Dashboard h.-w. heat,
! air cooling. luxurfously carpeted
corridors. tncinerator. auto. laun-
dry. You will feel more secure
here with Q streetcar lines at front
door or Ga Ti Es;;-n 5riE ssE n ss ssS
furn.. $50 to $50. Real luxury at
moderate rentals. Phone MR..
. NASH. NO. 7-066O.
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coLQRxD
Enc. Apis, $3.50

500 Mt. VERNON PLACE NV,
Near 9th and Mass. ave. NV, facinI
library, newly decorated: S4e.bl
mo. tAdults). Bee tanitcr on prem
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1899 IRVING ST. NV nm. en- :,
e64.60: 2 rms, kit. and bath,
S74.50; 4 rms, kit. and bath,
S94.50: newly remodeled building
i ana bsts. .t e. le a;" SIS. f'' A'''
I70S NEWTON ST. N.W-3 rms,
XII; and bath. desirable Mt. Pleas
1925 18th ST. NV rms. kit.
and bath. good central loo. $50
2013 4th ST. E.E.-3 rms, kit. and
bath, good downtown loo, S46.50
GOSS REALTY co.
2l44 X ST NV. MA. S-1353
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BACHELOR

Air cond. new tie bath, new range,
Isad sa6 to Siss s5 So 1911 II sti y
NV. A. r. SEMYE. DI. 7-a32b. :
1882 EYE ST. NV.
Attractive Q rooms, kitchen and
bath. in good downtown location.
Ss5 per month.
GOSS REALTY co.
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Immediate Occupancy

furnished. clean, / an
2 bedroom apis, in modern LARCH
MONT Gardens. nearby Arlinl
ton. large rooms, spacious lawn
recreationa1 and playground faeil
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ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Also unfinished Apis.
RES. MGR, IA. 10000

Larchmont Gardens
South Frederick st. at Columbia Pike
NOW AVAILABLE
Newly redec. 1-bedrm. apt, new fur.
niture: walking distance to Port
Myer and D, c. busline; Sss.6o.
ARFAx REALTY INC. JE. 2-145o
la
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All East ranitol At

oil East Capitol st.
On carline: very cow. to Capitol
Hill; we have one efficiency and /
bedrm. apt. nicely furn: rent from
$50 so; see janitor on premises.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1870 Z st. NV. TX. $751;
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THE pIPL0M!AAT,

,g4gU Lynn ~. Inv. .oro
D, lfs ,. E sev XII Sld Di fsetn: Sssisr
PARK. walk dist. downtown. 24-hr
switchboard. Manager. AID. 2-1235
DUPLEx-HEAT FURNISHED
dinette. bath, screened porch. Low
rent. RE. 7-2137, Ii. 4-7266.
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Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
7ss 18th ct. NV. DI. 7-6s30
818 18th Street NV.

Two rooms and bath. well furn-
1shed; new REFRIGERATOR, close to
Government Depts. Price. S66 to
$72. utilities furnished. Ring supt.
bell to inspect.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
73s 18th st. NV. pI. 1850
20O9 Wyoming Ave. NV.
Nicely furnished efaeieney apartment
available in quiet conservative
building. u block from Connecticut
ave. 500. so includes utilities: agent
EN-. 10000.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNDIcATEs
EFFICIENCY APT, SIS
1-BEDRM. APT. $40
270I 14th ST. NV.
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
Switchboard and Maiidesk Service

Newly decorated apis. in we'll
maintained elevator apt. bldg. with
beautiful lobby. Apply at desk or
No SIN NEE sER SSqESs' sSSSSDISsa 1gS
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CHASTLETON APIS.
1701 10th ST. NV.
RMS, SUITES, APIS.
DAY, WEEK, MONTH

Excellent location, close 10 every
thing: maid. linen. and towel sery-
Ice. very Ieasonahle rates. Apply
q desk or CALL MRS. E1Cke. Do.
NokHxN BERNSTEIN syNp1cAIEs
BACHELOR APT, $40
exit. FAcMITIES)
TERRI. APIS. 3347 23rd ST. Sc.
INCLUDES ALI, UTILITIES
Nen Mr.. Roach. MGR. Ant. l.
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is 4th ST. NE.
OFF EAST CAPITOL ST
friserator, gas heat; rent. S67. so,
plus utilities. Call Monday. HO-
HENETE1N BROS. a. DONAHUE.
Ii. 10000.
BEDRM., s54.95
1864 Nichols Ave. S.W., Apt. 8 j..
IL rms. kit. -dinette. bath, screened
wxsHiNdroN REALTY RA. $4,000
OPEN TODAY
Apt. 30, 222O Goth 81. n.w--Lge. q
bedrm. and den apt. $3.50 month
Apt. ZOE. 1923 Lanier pl. n.w:---3
bedrms. and 2 baths $3.50
Apt. 90, 1884 p st. n.w.--Large.
modern 1-bedrm. apt. .---A $l2Q
Apt. All, 1858 Ontario I'd. NV
rms. kit. and bath, newly dec, $50
FOR INFO, WEEKDAYS CALL
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
washington Bldg. Ma: s-ab67
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LOVELY

FURNISHED All.
In excellent smbsssy location q
mats and individusi control All
ultramodern facilities: reasonable
rent, See TO APPRECIATE. 1875
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SHIPLEY PARK

Attractiyeiy furnished and rsdeco-
rated ] and Q bedrooms. Nv. rm..
dinette, hit. and bath. picture
windows, ample closet space. lapn.
and shopping center: ofisee On 1e-
vel, 1900 26th 1t. Ge., 10. 2-0l36.
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2902 Porter Street NV.

Beautifully furnished two-bedroom
apt: wal-to-wsll carpets: modern
convenient to transportation and
shopping. Available October 1.