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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-02
LA SOCIETE DIES 40
 HoMMEs ct 8 CHEyAUx

Grand Chef de Care Rob- ert s. Druxmlan Grand Chef de Train John J. Dunlap. Grand Conducteur Harry Ellinger
 Grand Correspondent ct - Is. c. Raynor, GCGP
 Commissaire Intendant s. To. Raynor, GCGP
 Grand Gard de la Porte - Joseph M. Briones.
 Grnd Conrnis Voyageur. - David Adler
 Grand Aurnonier Homer Crowther
 Grand Advocate John H. VanHorn. |. Grand Cheminots Einar Tonseth. Seth Cook, Rudd Smith, Dormland C. McGraw, Walt Smith
 Cheminot Rationale - For bes l.. Baker. GCGP ? Sous Cheminot Rationale - William H. Sanders
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-02
1 OFFICERS OF SITKA POST NO. E.

 SITKA POST NO. E. Commander - GIarmjan Shut
 First vice commander - Jer- ry Butler
 Second vice commander 2 Vern Thomas
 Past Commander - Robert Sadler
 Adjutant Alvin Larsen
 Finance officer Clyde Ha- ger Chaplain - Phillip Williams Sergeant-at-arms Jerry Thomas Service officer - Russell Clithero Executive committee Dor mand McGraw and John H VanHorn.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-02
Sunday, September 4

Forenoon
 Attendance the church of your choice and free tim
 resting and sightseeing 1900 F. M to 500 P. M
 Choice of Department Commander and Department
 President 53O P. M
 Americanism Dinner Moose Hall 7:3O F. M.
 Annual Department Memorial Service - Elks Hall 500 A. M. to 11:OO A. M Business Session
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-02

CONVENTION PROGRAM
 Thursday, September I SOO A. M. to 6:OO P. M Registration of Legion Auxiliary Delegates at the
 Sitka Hotel 53O F. M. to 73O F. M Buffet Dinner a Legion Club 500 P. M.
 Friday, September 2 1OO0 A. M. to 12 Noon American Legion Department Business Session.
 Legion Club American Legion Auxiliary Department Elks Hall 2:oO P M Tour of hospital and other places of Edgecumb 3:O0 P. M. to 500 F. M. Business Session 7:3O P. M. until Stunt Night --A American Legion Club
 Saturday, September 3 500 A. M. to 12:OO Noon Business Session 1:3O P. M. to 500 P. M. Business Session e:3e F. M
 Past Presidents Dinner Grand Promenade & Wreck Grand Voiture of Alaska, La societe Des 40 Hommes ct 8 Chevaux
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-02
Monday, September !

seO A. M to 11OO A. M --- Business Session 11:OO A. M
 Parade (yveather permitting 100 P. M.
 Election of Officers 53O F. M. to 630 F. M. Joint installation of Department Officers Adournmen
 EIks Hall 7:3O P. M.
 Department Convention Banquet - Moose HalI 1O:OO P M Annual Convention Ball IF Legion Club
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
MT. EDGECUNIBE HOSPITAL ROSTER

Barbara Lewis of the girls dorm and Ludfnilla Thomas and Lucille Fawcett of Sitka were admitted Friday to Mt. Edgecumbe hospital.
 Discharged were Roy Bol- ton No MetlaIkatla, John Men soff to AIkuton and Marjorie Fredericks and Maria Oyagak to the girls dorm.
 On Saturday Fred Pestrikoff of the boys dorm and Carol Williams of Mt. Edgecumbe were admitted. Discharged were Nick Moses. Mrs. Sher- ryll Mortimer and infant son to Sitka.
 Virginia Smith of the girls dorm was the only patient ad- mitted Sunday; there were no patient s discharged.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
Sifka's Home-O Owned Newspaper

sia would quit exporting it, and Russian officials have reit- erated their defense of the right" of Eas. Germany and the satellites to communist in stitutions. Dulles enlistment of Tito's aid indicates he intends to make it a more and more ac- tive issue.
 Russa's talk of cooperation for peace will get great many more listeners when she starts contracting, instead of continu- ing her expansionsist policy as she is now doing in ,she Middle East.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
RONNY MCLEAN WINS CUPBOARD MOTOR

Ronny McCIain, son of Mir and Mrs. Cecil McClain. re- gently won the grand prize of a national fishing derby spon- sored by Boys Life Magazine, the official publication of the Boy Scouts of America. Ronny was notified several weeks ago of this honor but until recent ly did nd. know what the prize consisted of.
 Now it has been announced his prize is "a Johnson 512 sea- horse ouuboard motor. Ronny topped the field with 66, pound. 8 ounce salmon. The fish ran 80.1ao of hitting the worlds record for Chinook salmon.
 A photo of Ronny is in the November issue of Boys Life. showing him displaying his catch. The prize lis enroute tc Sitka and should be received soon.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
JUVENILE COURT SESSION LAST NIGHT

Two lads who left home without permission to travel to Seattle by borrowed boat had some of the consequences of their actions brought home to them at "a juvenile hearing held Hast evening in U. s. com misSioner's court.
 Stressing the expense, value of the equipment used to search for them and the anxi- ety they had caused parents, the court told the lads that to repay this debt they should show their parents their ap- precialtion. work hard at school and become useful citizens.
 The pair were ordered to re- pay the owner of the borrowed canoe for any damage to it; earn by their own efforts the sum Of SfU.oU covering the cost of two aerial searches made by la local plane; and participate in the next search conducted iby I,he search and rescue group of Sitka Sports mems Assn.
 The court told the boys that by taking part in search they would learn what i. was to be cold. wet and exhausted while searching for a missing person and not knowing what condi- tion that person would be i'm when found.
 Their case was continued in- definitely and will be reopen ed if they fail to comply with the counts orders.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08

 COLLEGE: The National Wildlife Federation will award several 1956l1957 fellowships to graduates or qualified un- dergraduIate students working in the field of conservation education.
 Frederick c. Dean, head of the University of Alaska de- partment of wildlife manage ment, today said interested persons may obtain application forms from his office. They must be submitted before Dec. 31, 1855.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO ILLEGAL DOE CHARGE

James Klushkan and his fath CT, George James, both enter ed pleas of guilty to possess ing and transporting doe deer Nov. 5, at Appleton Cove. during the closed season on does, before U. $. commission CT Frank Richards yesterday all ernoon. ees
 MT. Klushkan told the court he had shot the deer by mis- take for a spike buck; he was alone at the time of the shoot ing and thai he had difficulty in getting his fa.her's permis- sion to bring it aboard the boat Admiralty, of which Mir. James is the skipper.
 Complaint was signed by Fred C. Robards, enforcement agent for the FWS. who told of finding the deer in the hold after James had denied there was any game aboard the craft
 The court fined each $100 and ordered the Igun and the carcass of l.he deer forfeited.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
REMUNERATION CLINIC
 WEDNESDAY MORNING

Irnmunization clinic will be held lat Dr. WI. Q. Charteris' of flee Wednesday, November 8 d. n a. m. Children from four months to 5 years are invited to attend
 Thursday afternoon, IA pm. is Child Health Conference day Please bring babies and pre- school children for weighing, measuring, and health counsel ing.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
Interpreting News
by J. M. Roberts A. P. News Analyst

The Soviet Union has made a special effort this year to if1- clude the new look, or sweet ness and light campaign, in her observation of the 38th anni- versary of the Red Revolution.
 The annual parade. always looked forward to by western observers for tips on Russian military advances, was strange ly lacking in military emphasis
 Even defense minister Zhu- kov made only routine referen- ce io the necessity for military strength, devoting much of hiS speech to industrial and politi- cal accomplishments and to ''pealaful cooperation between states
 Deputy premier Kalgnovich pulled all the stops on the theme that the Russians are serious in seeking peace.
 At one point, however. he let slip what western diplomats believe is the prime comrnun ist objctives in all this butter ing-up: The suggestion that the vests position of strength m terferes wi.h amicable nego- tiations.
 While all this was going on in Moscow, there was no sug- gestion from Geneva that Rus sla is prepared to do anything real for peace.
 In Rome, Pope Plus eNpres- sed an extremely serious view of the international situation - and the pope, though the church1s agencies everywhere, is one of the worlds best infor- med men. It seems, he saic-, las though night were about to fall upon the world" That is an oninous as evaluation as has been issued in many a day.
 Secretary of state Dulles served funther notice that the west has not marched up the hill in Europe merely to march down again with its task incom pleted. He obtained from Mar I shal Tito of Yugoslavia agree ment that the Eastern Europ- ! can states, now satellites of ! Moscow, should be free of in terference in their internal af- fairs.
 It was a touchy subject for and one of which Dulles could make the most with Tito who freed Yugoslavia from sat- elite status in 1940 at great economic and political expense.
 Kaganovich said in his anni- verSary speech it was not nec- assary for Russia to export re- yolution, ! since it was occur ring throughout the world be- .aruse of natural forces.
 He did not say, however, Rusl
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
SON BORN SATURDAY
 TO WILLIAM FAWCETT'S

A son, named Gerald Rob ert, was born at LAO a. m- Nov. 5 al. Mt. EdgecurnIbe hos pital to MT. and Mrs. William Bruce Fawcett of Sitl1a.
 He weighed in lat seven pounds. six ounces and joins three other children. MT. Fawcett is employed by the Sitka Cold Storage Co.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
: Ir, and Around Sitku 7
FIRST CHILD ARRIVES
 FOR GERALD E. THOMAS

MT. and Mrs. Gerald Eston Thomas of Sitka became the parents of their first child. a daughter, at 2::25 p. m. Friday at Mt. Edgecurnbe hospital
 Named Deborah Ann, the in- fant weighed six pounds twelve ounces.
 MT. Thomas is "a laborer.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
ALASKA COASTAL PLANE PASSENGER LIST

Arriving Monday: William Farnam, Jerry Bea- son, B. N. Hilton, Emma Mi chelman, Mrs. Tufts and child T- R. Curtis. Robert Padhola and Myrth Sarvela from Jun eau.
 Leaving Monday:
 Bishop William Gordon, Guy Boggess, Carl Kerr. James Cunningham, Clyde Mack, c. c. Canoles. Gloria Reed. Mrs. Halvorsen. Fenton Dennis, William Andrews and Onnie Puustinin to Juneau
 Fenton James to Angoon.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
 SON BORN NOV. 3 TO ROBERT MORTIMER'S

A son was born Nov. 3 ait Mt. Edgecurnbe hospital to Mir and Mrs. Robert Neil Morti- mer of Sitka. The lad has not as yet been named.
 MT. Mortimer is with the Coast Guard. serving on the SorTel.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08

COLLEGE: The University of Alaska board and regents and President and Mrs. Ernest Ns Patty will be hosts to the official Alaska Constitu. .ional Convention reception in the presidents residence on cam pus Thursday evening.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08
SHELDON JACKSON NEWS SJ Varsity--Alumni Game

Saturday night the Sheldon Jackson varsity will clash with the alumni in The first basket lball contest for the year. A pre-
 lirninary game will begin at 7:30, with the main game fol-
 lowing.
 Proceeds from this game go
 to the alumni scholarship fund for students at Sheldon Jack son.
 November 1 was the official
 day for turnouts for the SJ team. The 21 boys who turned
 out for the team are Delbert Hayward, Gerald Gray. Leslie
 Carle, Wilbur Martin, Lavell Wilson. Fred Olsen, Gilbert Hudson, Georgie Denmert. Geo rge Grant, all lettermen from last year; and newcomers Bud Duke, Ronald Leask. Kenneth Grant, Fred Gorden. Marvin Hudson, Roy Vanderpool, Arth UT Johnson, Frank Liti.lefield. Wilbur Scott. Bill Bayless, Fred Wallace and Vernon Booth. Coach John Bortbridge remin ded the boys that ,12 days from the first practice they would be playing the alumni. He also said that the team would go to Juneau for two games January 6 and T.
 Since The SJ gym has been considered inadequate for var sity games all the SJ games will Ibe played on the Edge
 curmbe and Sitka high floors. When asked for a comment Oh the team, MT. Bordridge said, Well be at every game" Dorm Remodeled
 The HNlH dormitory of Shel
 don Jackson has been in The pro cess of repair and revision. since
 the opening of school, with dormitory supervisor Henry Fawcett in change.
 The first project was the painting of the halls and ceil- Iings. NeN the rooms were painted by either the work crews or the occupants of the rooms themselves. Floors and woodwork have also been var nished in some Of the rooms.
 A recreation room containing a ping-pong able, pool table, and smaller tables for other games, has been made out of the former commercial room. The old recreal ion room was repainted and fixed up into new living room, not yet en- tirely compile. but already in use. Sleeping rooms have been made out of the former living room for the additional men in the dormitory.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-08

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ROOMS FURk.-MD. 8 VA.

CLARENDON AREA-Beautiful room
On 81 "a (. ass sis. ssnsi q n: NON rs Is
p. C. line-Lge. bsmt. nm, warm
and dry, knotty-pine finish; pvt.
ssattsssaa and entrance. $50 mo: EE.
N. ARL..Attraetivs room. pvt. bath:
gentleman: quiet. adult Christian
family. laundry and snack privils. ::
recr. rm., s55. Refs. KE. S-543l.
CHEVY CHASE. ND. M. Wis. and
Western ayes. shopping and trensp,:
large comfortable room. OIL. 4-7054.
N. ARLNGToN-Lge. dble. rm., twin
beds: girl or cple.; on busline; un-
LIN. phone. home PRIVILEGES. ia.
2.S327 after 4 pm. Ia
corner bedroom, pri-
yate bath; on busline. CAN TIE.
N. ARL.-Room next to bath. un-
limited phone; Reasonable; gentle.
man preferred. After pm, call
IA. 2-3657 or all day Sun. -13
rAKOMA PARK - Attractive room.
pvt. bath. Gentleman only. Unlim.
phone; $40 mo. JU. 5-7771. -13
FURN. RIM, for 1 or 2 ladies. Lady
will share house II desired. 104 E.
Monroe ave-, Alex, Va, XII. e-l5lO.
ARL., VA, 2434 N. Ohio st.-Room
with private bath: $50 mo. JE.
2-6313, la
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COOKERS. blond. 3 months old, pure
istered. Reasonable. JU. 9-9045;
COCKER PUPPY, honey colored,
male; Oh. bred; Axe; S35. JE. A.
DAEGIMaArlAN. handsome. 1s-month.
S eSs' l shosls have country home; i $50
sCoTTIEtss,. Axe. Champ. bloodlines,
Typey little beauties. you'll be
proud to own: Call Spruce 3-ss75,
P go SHgfs' ss aSx black, female.
broken. $3.50 or best offer. Lo. A.
wAtNSTIiED-sedlington Terrier. fe-
male, . mos. or older, householder.
reasonable. ia. 7-S039. Ill
ADOPT animals from D. C. Pound
to prevent ns their s gS Iss. to expert
animal shelters. ANIMAL PRoTEC-
TIVE ASSN. 10. 4-6sol. 10.
w aEfHlHa AT STUD, Axe reg
istered; champion lineage; 5 years
c 81 Il; S-a Sko, black or 1 1s1t,
bNPSt oAoAOAt ottRkos NOAhhChs o WAo..
s Efei Xii ''u sHE 81 s5diot sUPpins.
tmin. Collies); Axe reg: sable and
white males. AID. 2-S341 Ill
SC0TTlES-,Choice puppies. Axe
req Oh. blood lines. MaeKINNON.
1909 N. Roosevelt, Arl . JE. 2-3432
DACHSHUND--Want female for coun-
try home; must be reasonable. Ever
green 4-1205.
PARAKEET, 10 prs. breeders. young,
eggs and all equipment; $50 or what
have you to trade. Evergreen
COLLIE, 1 VI. old, male, with papers.
Axe, from family of champions;
loves children; ~; $1,000. -l3
3h mos. Axe. JE. 3-2S71.
POODLES. miniature, male. black.
Axe, sm., beautiful for appreciators
Of finest pedigree. CO, 1854. -13
COLLIE PUPPIES, Axe reg, champ.
hnes. beauties, 2 mos. wormed,
paper trained, $35. BR. S-9314.
SHEEP DOGS, 2 weeks,
tri-color. Axe. 2 males, 4 females
DU. 5-7537.. 10"
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APIS. FURNISHED-vA.

ARL., near Pentagon and Navy Annex
-Liv. rm., dinette, bedrm.. kit. and
bath in apt. bldg. $40 mo. OF.
$4,000.
LOVELY 1st-FLooR 1-BEDRM. APT.
Screened porch; cow. Pentason.
S99.5Q. JE. 2-29s5, ,JE; e-4lll,
ARL'aNewly furn., bedrmr 500 50,
$40; lge,. 2 bedrms.; Sl4o. 17lO
N. 18th ST., Apt. 4. JE. 3-T4f3.
51a3 N. 10th RD.-Recently redec-
GRATED, one-bedrm. apt. Call Res.
Mgr, ia. -5-s263. Ia
ARLINGTON. mr.. Fl. Myer-Beauti-
tul 1-bedrm, apt: all utils. included.
well furnished. Sllb per month; XII.
n. oBBEfLvo1R-a-bedrm. apt; M.
No. ! highway: Sis per month.
sPACI oG groom apt. COW. ioea-
ton; $g5 mo, INCLUDES heat and
water. Call CO. 5-6627. 10
Efficiency and i-bed-
room apartment. janitor service.
.on al Dr asss s ss e ss 1885, S.
Cali TIE 6-6670. between 10 am.
ano q pm.
Lovely s:bedrm. apt saC' IND a. d.: liv:
rm.. kit. tile bath, Ice. hall, porch.
dry. facil.; 10 min Pentagon, mr..
shopping, bus. Suitable for $. $3.50
mo. incl. utils. IA. S-06S5. liz
NICE BRIGHT l-bedrm. apt: clean.
blond furn., rugs, lge, retgr.. ex-
haust fan; garden-type project: 3
Myer, 1901 N. Troy st. Adults.
500 incl. utils. ia. 1929.
n. ARL.-Bedrm,, liv. rm,. kit; Just
dec; close to everything; End a.
Pvt. home: sep. entr. S95 mo. incl.
all utils. 4l26 Lee hwy, ia. 81 l4S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

NEW MANAGEMENT. low rates, 15%
of LIST rents; good meals. SHEBA
HALL. 1909 21st NV. CO. 5-9735.
HOME SWEET HOME - welcome
mothers and children. Rm., board
and care. Very reas. Ii. 6-4692.
ARMS, 1925 10th st. NV.
For refined ladies and gentlemen.
Double rooms, S57. 80 to $50 per mo.
each Singles, $50 to sos per mo,
~, automatic washer and drier
CLUB MASON, 1726 N. H. AVE. NV.
For refined ladies and men; sgle. or
twin rooms with PVT. or semipvt.
Sssas h6 1ssfS ..rV nssat co. u 5ss sHpr''
MASS. AVE. NV. 14Os-Excelient
fooa; cariine; Nv. Bendix. AID.
c toISbth RID. NV. aooi-iNice
sgle. or dble, rm: good meals; young
4 gfHpMIs iS III vi cG $S S itb st IN
Single and double rooms for young
ladies and men; shower baths. lovely
home, excellent board; elevator. 15'
ROOM AND BOARDi good tranSp.
near Soldiers Home. 4211 4th st.
s FiM; IA RS s;SaS Sea, embassy; tsle.
phone and maid service. Rates from
$65 per mo-. includes 2 meals. MRS.
BUTTON. HO. 2-7600. --l3
UPPER 16th ST. N.W.--Lge. bedrm
in pvt Diet. home. Good meals. Child
welcome. IA. 9-5307.
1925 10th STREET NV.
single rooms with running water;
elevator Tv lounge, maid service:
breakfast and dinner. M o n ay
through Saturday.
PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD
ALL FOR S2I PER WEEK
DU. 7-7666
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FARM AND GARDEN

mant.asnes svfs6Essns zA snfGsssPAn R
DENs. S2ll Sligo Greek pkwy., TAX.
s Hi No' TREES. ss,7s; aovs sa
S shrubs 79s a n os5sr roses SCI
ITA i' SURsE sfE ' i7f5 slsdensSurs
VIRGIN T6PsofL. best quality, any
quantity. Immediate delivery. Lawn
Hsfhsss'i E2hD asEsiEz s siSsS EM
TofsoIL. rich and clean, 4,cu..yd.
ises: HE. 4.7142. Or Ii. 4-4666.
GARDEN TRACTOR. ,MontEomery;,
TOPsoIL-Fine Patapsco River top
S special .9 zig loads delivered; $50.
ROBSON, very good rich soil for
lawn and greenhouse; very reason.
s aHLi a 10 for s's srsains. .xcavs,.
cal IN 4, ssssns a,rh Tree ar s''@ nHsss
sLTiDGE, iii dirt. topsoil blue.
stone. road gravel: hauling. grad
ina Mr. HARTINo. 10 2-@74
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
desired sSs do0 ay oR + aaa ssSs le PaRM
NURSERY, Ii. 2-4ss0.
with gear shift; excel. cond.; less
than 2 yrs. old; attachments include
sickle bar. roller and seat; 5-ft.
3;sanR mower: price. $3.50. CAN
IN Vii SISSSH BLACK FOREST
PEAT-Bacterially active rich peat
humus for immed. use; natures I'm
est orsanic soil conditioner: prevents
soil from becoming hard and baked.
grows better plants, furnishes well.
s Sis your pI p4es s1Svt sc Vii yd %sss
about 5 vds. Of top soil: $50 per
Free delivery within . 90 mile re-.
dius OF Wash. JAMES J. RuP-
PERT 1921 7th st. NV. MA.
NEW iESaUIpMENT-ruu lin. Of - In.
transitional tractors and farm equip, !;
New Holland, New Ideal farm equip ;
loader. Brillon grass. seeders; Ezee
Flow lime sewers; baler and binder
Irvine; parts and service. MA
us 2RSIE Edui slTss fgpllRs "a eab. resu
baier, fIiC II tractor. John Deer
harvester, H. or M. corn, planter,
Ford mower, plows and disks. culti-
mulcher, MALoNEY'S, INC, Silver
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts sna service. M,ALoNEEX,,S.
sTRAwBERRY PLANTS, fresh dug,
best variety. $3.50 per hundred pre-
paid Peoples. soc up. All early
blooming rainbow colored mixed
chrysanthemums. 81 20 per dog. pre-
paid, Call Evergreen 4-3S46. JOHN
BUPDOFT, colesville. Md, 1878
Co'esville I'd, Silver Spring, Md.
Hay, mixed orchard grass and
Ladino, 80 tons. E. W. ANDREWS,
Dav sonyille. Md. Phone Gathers
burg 55S-M la
WILL TRADE new or used Chrysler
or plymouth fer hay. See ~. H.
BARNETT. 1908 Good Hope I'd. Sc;
LII. $4,000.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN will share attrac.. COM
Portable 2-bedrm. apt. with another
M man NIB ar; 18th and @ NV; $50 mo-
N III %10G FURNISHED 4-room apart
ment. Lady to share with another
MOTHER 10 share apt. with another
lady. no. 2-6565, Ext. 1919. Ia
2 GIRLS OR CPLE. to share 5-room
apt. with another, girl; eft. liv.
closet. Balcony. sun deck; 4i pvt. huge huge
furnished: ideal for entertaining.
18th and Harvard SITS. NV, beau
tiful apt. building. Owner dimes
out, leaves. 1880 am. returns 1880
pm. Complete privacy. DE. 2-9377.
WOMAN to share Fairlington apt.
with another woman; excellent
trs sasps;' Pentason and D. c. TIE.
10TH ST.. N.w.-oirls. share mod
rms, 3h baths Tvi s3o-S3s; RA,
GIRLS, or 2. share with one other
$3.50 each. RA. 3-4a33.
N.E.-l-bedrm. apt: girl share with
another girl; SPA per mo. plus food.
a.. f-<VD- hIbcE % p.H. 10
YOUNG MAN, to share apt. with
another young man. Call between
Q and pm, Ii. 6-0759, 231 l5h
Y soi MAN to share apt. with an
other man; Tv and all .privils.; bsmt.
apt. pvt. entr. Call before $50 pm.
IL Kentucky ave. Sc. II
3 COLLEGE GRADS desire one other
man to share lge., cow. located NV.
apt; all privls.; S35. AID. 4.6047.
MAN TO SHARE ARL. APT. with an.
other man; transp.: cow. to Pent.
and d. c.; TV. Box 313-T. Star
MALE COLLEGE GRAD. to share
furn. house with 3 other men;
mr.. Arl. Cemetery. ia. s-SO3I
CoLoRED-BACHELoR TO SHARE
furn. apt with young professional
man or student: nice NV. location.
AID. 4-03l4 after 4 pm. ii
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. I'LL 18th st..
n.w.-Extra-lge., 8 windows, running
water. hot plate, refgr. Sgle., .S45;
dble., $50. Also sgle., next to bath,
$40. Tg; 2,S99s. Ia
Lee. rm. with compl. kit. linens:
. next bath. SIS week. NO. 7-9S6s.
1929 DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-Lge. cor.
t tm; next SHOP eat "a det s4b home pix
18th 1T. NV. 1s0sONiceiy furn. 2
rm. and pvt. bath apt: eompl. kit. !;
cow. transp. RA. 3-3726. -l3
1874 18th ST. N.W.--Large rm., End
STA weekly. -is
OPP. GPo.Pvt. bath: 1st d. Also
transp. 10. i-44S5 Tor appt. IL.
$685. oSv N 81; NV u IsinK' steve ,sfss
WHELhN. HO 2-skg3