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The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
Cadets Briefed
 On Theory of Flight

Nome CAP Cadets M n y night enjoyed their second class on the parts and functions of air planes and their theory of flight, given by James Isabelle, pilot for Munz- z-Northern Airlines. The "A cadets enrolled are awaiting CAP instruction books from national headquarters that they may study and take tests preparatory to the summer encampment at Elmen- dorf Air Force Base.
 Following the instruction, the Cadets had their third drill prac- tice session in the High School gym. Twelve Cadets have express ed interest in drill competition at the summer encampment.
 Sgt. Posey of the Army Advis- ory Group will be on hand next Monday night to demonstrate mili- tary drill and marching maneu- | verS.
 Before adjournment plans were discussed for the Junior Senior High School dancing party spon- sored by the CAP, scheduled for Friday, April 19 in the Multipur- pose Room.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
40 Trainees to Be Given ElectrOnics Course at U of A

The Nome office of the Alaska State Employment Service today began interviewing persons in- terested in attending 48 weeks Electronic Technician tr a nj n g course on the University of Alas ka campus.
 Forty trainees will be selected after careful screening of appli- cants from throughout Alaska.
 The course, federally financed under the Manpower Development and Training Act, will be in ses- sion from June 3, 1863 to May 1, 1864 with classes running 39 hours per week.
 To be considered for the course, a person must be unemployed, or under-employed, that is, working less than full time or working be- low his skill level Also required is high school education or equi- valent.
 From applicants with these min- imum qualifications, the final 40 selections will be based on apti- tudes, interests, and other factors indicative of ability to successfully complete the course and obtain subsequent employment in the electronics field.
 Priority will be given to heads of families or households, particu- larly those whose occupations have become obsolete or on the decline. However, other qualified persons will be eligible to the extent neces- sary to fill the class.
 An allowance of $38 per week will be paid to those trainees who are heads of households with three years of experience in gainful employment. Also, a $35 subsis- tence allowance and a transporta- ton allowance will be paid to all trainees who are from outside the committing area of the University of Alaska.
 Il. Interested persons in the i'm mediate vicinity of Nome should , visit MT. Wiley Scott, at the Nome office of the State Employmen Service. If this is not possible write Box 161, Nome, or phone 2626. Office hours are 8:3O am to 500 p.m., Monday thru Friday l Wiley Scott, manager of the Nome office, returned from man. ager's meeting in Juneau with the ! information.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
Communist Youth Festival Film 10 be Shown Here

A Pocket Testament League filmstrip has arrived which shows pictures of the Communist Youth Festival which was held in Fin land. The sound recording from Helsinki is with it and describes the many opportunities that were given in passing out testaments to young people of many lands in reaching them with the Good News. It is to be shown on Thurs day evening, April 18 at 2 pm. at the Nome Gospel Home and every one is invited.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
COMING and GOING with WIEN

From Fairbanks: Nancy Becker, Jens Forshaug, Abraham Schwartz, Nels Nordin, Oscar Klemens, Wm. Mailer, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knapp.
 From Kotzebue: MT. Moehring, Albert Kirk, Jean Bighead, Steven Agloinga.
 To Kotzebue: George Washing ton, Marie Heagle.
 To Fairbanks: Doris Wilke, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Knapp, Nels Swan berg, Don Hoover, Tony Bashelier MT. and Mrs. Laben Iyatunguk and family, Adella Walluk, Ept Wheeler, Dennis Ford, Daisy, Dor othey and Daniel Angusuc.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
FRIDAY and SATURDAY WONDERS OF ALLADN
 DONALD O'CONNOR
ROTARY CLUB ACQUAINTS
 SENIORS WITH SCHOLARSHIP

James Blaming, representing the Nome Rotary Club, met with the Senior Class this morning to outline the scholarship program sponsored annually by the club. There is $500 Rotary scholarship available to an eligible member of the graduating class each year.
 Application forms were also distributed among the seniors, who were encouraged to turn them in to the president of the Rotary Club by the first of May. MT. Blaming was accompanied by the newly elected vice presi- dent of Rotary, Marcus Beau champ, to answer any questions raised.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17

Friends of Eunice Logan. for mer BIA teacher here, will be glad to learn that she is home again in Juneau after major sur gery in Seattle, and recuperatine satisfactorily.
 Since leaving Nome, Miss Logan has visited here many times to see her friends while passing through on her duties as an edu- catiOnal specialist.
 Friends may reach her at 9O1 Apartments.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
Phoebe Circle Meets Thursday

Phoebe Circle Meets Thursday
 The Phoebe Circle is having their April social Thursday at 7:3O in Phoebe Hall. Furnishing re- treatments for the evening are Bertha Adsuna, and Hannah Mill Ter. In charge of games for the gathering are Jennie 1Oksoktaruk and Minnie Fagerstrom.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17

Mrs. Ash Craft leaves today for Unalakleet to handle the M & M Bank facility which is opened periodically in that community as a service of the local bank.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
Sentenced 10 Five Years

Sentenced to Five Years
 Chester Adkins, of Bethel who was found guilty of burglary in dwelling at Bethel by jury trial last month, has been sentenced to five years in jail by Judge Hubert Gilbert.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
A T T E N T I o N
ALL MASONS

Anvil Lodge. No. l40 F 6 AM. will hold Stated Communication. balloting and work in FAM. De- gree on April l8 at 8 pm. Refresh ments. All visiting Mason cordially invited. AS
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
CASE DISMISSED

In Magistrates Court, the case was dismissed against Vera Harris who was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
N o T C E

A meeting of the Nome Common Council shall be held at 500 o'clock p.rn.. Thursday. April l8. 1863. for the purpose of retiring the Old Council and installing the New Council.
 Robert E. Scott.
 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17

Three Babies Born at Hospital
 MT. and Mrs. David Sooloak of Teller are the parents of son born on April 15; Mr. and Mrs. John Norbert are the parents of a daughter born on April 13; and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Martinez of FAA are the parents of son born on April IA.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17
To Attend COP Meetind

Mrs. Roscoe Wilke, Northwest ern District CommitteeWoman for the Republicans and Charles Fra zier, Northwest District Commit teernan, will be attending the Central Committee meeting of the Republican party in Fairbanks to- morrow.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-17

old Newspapers-25e Bundle For Packing. Painting or Puppies
Evening star., 1963-04-28

about flowers Selections include "Sehoo
Days" when You Wore a Tulip" and
Others
q D. AS MAN.
Crime. John Compton stars. tRepeat)
q THE FLINTST0NES.
Animated Cartoons Color. Fred has to
work out a solution after boasting to
Wilma he'll get a big star for her
auxiIiarys benefit show
q ROUTE 66.
Adventure. Hour Tod and Line martin
Miner and Glenn corbett) commit them
selves to opposing sides in ful-throttIe
hydroplane duel between two very rich
and very determined young women
tJaniee Rule and Susan Kohner) Guy
Lombardo and his vocalist brother, Car
men Lombardo, will appear.
900 q MOVIE GREATS.
Approximately 2 Hours "Jane Eyre"
1914. Joan Fontaine, orson Welles.
Margaret o'Brien.
q I'm DICKENS, HE'S FENSTER.
COMEDY. King Archibald the First.
Fenster marty Insels) falls for a Prin-
cess brenda Scott who Is masqueradins
as her own maid.
$50 q THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
Quiz. Color. Bill Cullen, me-.
a IT SUNSET STRIP.
Mysery. Hour. "The Heartbeat caper."
Stu Bailey tEfrem Zimbalist, Ir) Is in
voIved in a murder case whose chief
suspect Is brilliant crimnoIogy student
(caTl ReindelD.
q ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR.
Drama. l Hour. A young wife (Lois
Nettleton) falls prey to bIackmaiI after
she lets a governess shoulder the blame
for the drowning Of her adopted son.
Anthony George and MadIyn Rhue star.
1000 q THE JACK PAAR SHOW.
Variety. l Hour. Color Guests: Phlllis
Oillar Hieala M.rKan,ia .nd Ala Hfnn
Evening star., 1963-04-28
0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR.

Drama. / Hour. A young wife (Lois
NettIeton) falls prey to bIackmaiI after
she lets governess shoulder the blame
for the drowning Of her adopted son.
Anthony George and Madlyn Rhue star
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Sears Wisconsin Ave.
REMODELLING
SALE

Floor Samplesl Demonstrators AS Isl
Furniture Rugs Vacuum Cleaners Gas
and Electric Ranges :. Sewing Machines
Automatic Washers and Dryers Refrigera-
tors Freezers . . q. Air Conditioners . Tele-
visions Hi-F Water Heaters Furnaces
E. Kitchen Cabinets . . Dishwashers Build
ing Materials Ask Statesmen for Further Infor-
mationl Fabulous Buys
Sears Roebuck and Co.
$500 Wisconsin Ave NV. EN-. 2-li22
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Nationwide Organization
6 FLOORS FULL
ON SALE NOW

Refinlshed genuine walnut executive
and secretarial desks, $3.50. value
up to $50.
Filing cabinets, brand-new, all-steel
4-drawer, gray or desert tan
$3.50. An excellent buy for this
sale.
Steel desks, best grade, $3.50. New,
$50. In excellent condition.
Steel shelving, u in. high, II In
deep. % in. vide. Si2.5O.
Conference tables In all sizes, re-
finished genuine walnut. From
Kardex files. 3xs or AxS, 81 pei
drawer, In excellent condition.
Steel files, used, l-drawer letter
files, grade A, S77.5o, values up IA
SOS.
And many other items too numerous
- ussd oiicys O9 wJh1 sne eo T1ss H.
and see tlN
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s cTedit' ssss az q i. a.w!: u ~
2-6l4l. Immediate delivery.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Frigi
daire, excellent cond., llh Gu. IT..
best offer, DE, 1882.
REFRIGERATORS, recOnd., guar.
bargains. 1895 up. ACME STOVE
l0l1 9TH st. NV, ma. e-eo52.
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POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS

FANCY PIGEONS, FantaiIs. orlen.
tai Frills, Homers, also fancy ca.
peEissk aP 4. EgPgis. wILLfAA,M an
STEPHENS cry. Va. JOS. w.
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PIANO. Kimbsll studio, beautiful
mahog. finish. Excel. cond. 1895.
Call XII. S-0601.
PIANO. Marbury, b. sohmer, con-
ing. S235. s64-e4SO.
PIANO Foster medium upright,
9ssaauIt' Aipic anz5 manos" sood tone.
PIANO, Chickering console, ma
aaog6Spny finish, like new. Wo.
PIANO, UPRIGHT, reconditioned,
beautifully finished. 2 rugs for
sale, ] rug, slightly used; 1 used
rug. Best offer. Private owner,
UN. 4-6019.
PIANO IAN " gPrighst, good cOnd.. $50 or
PIANO, baby grand, Kranich and
Bach, very good cOnd. We need the
space. $500. EN-. 2-7124.
PIANOS Don't Miss Our Back "a
amos. GISRIEL Excl. aIdwi d
Dealer), q25 G st. NV, ma. 8-0A23.
6Ae5 ATl. blvd. (opp. 7 Corners)
S32.3o02. IVA. store daily til 2, Sat.
I'll s.
PIANO Beautiful Knabe concert
grand Oft. parlOr size. Rich golden
blond. dazzling like new, antique
dbl. legs, magnificent tone, elegant
appearance. Only ssps. 726-0pls.
PIANO, SIT. Baby Grand, mahoga.
ny. excellent condition, $3.50. Call
IKE. 1888.
PIANOS Weber cleo. grand, Mel.
dorf upright $3.50, Marshall Wendell
small uPright $50 and others
way upright. old but good, sl75.
Estey organ, very rare $500. A
large group Of rebuilt players. We
deliver. 560-2e46.
PIANOS our display Of used,
returned from rent,uand floor sam.
pie pianos. Kimball, Cable, Gull
bransen. Baldwin. Budget terms in
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
HOS G st. NV. DI. 1894
Plan s-Used Kilt grand, SOS,
used Prem err French Provincial
grand, S3p5. Also others. ST. $4,000,
PIANO MART, lois 9TH st. NV,
PIANOS Visit the PIANO MART at
lois 9TH st. NV. for values in used
pianos. Aeollan upright, plain case,
sl45, Kimball upright, plain case,
Sis, Chickering upright. medium
size, plain case, $2es, Lester small
piano, almost new, $3.50. Winter spi-
net, Sl25, Kimball Whitney console,
fruitwood case. $465. Winter con-
sole, $A65, Sturn walnut console
(new), SAYS. Over 100 pianos to
choose from at the PIANO MART.
PIANOS Used uprights from Sl45
up. Also many values in used spi-
nets, consoles and grands. Com
plete selection. Over 100 pianos to
choose from. ST. 1880, PIANO
MART, lois 9TH st. NV.
PIANOS -JORDAN'S branch stores
have a complete selection Of pianos
and organs on display including va
lues in slightly used instruments.
Plenty Of parking space at each
store, 1881 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring GU. 5-llo5); Balley's Cross
Roads SHOPPING Center, Va.
(Asl.7leDj l0l William st., Freder-
icksburg, Va. Essex 3-7472l, Good
selection at all stores. Bailey's
Cross Roads and Silver spring
stores open evenings.
PIANOS FOR RENT-For private
home use. Spinets, consoles and
grands from 50 monthly up with
option to buy. All popular type in
struments either new or slightly
used. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S,
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and G
SITS. NV. (Phone ST. 3-s400)i Bal
leys Cross Roads Shopping Center,
Virginia (PhOne lei.7ieD; 1881
Georgia ave, Silver Spring (Phone
JU. 5-ll00i l04 William st., Fred.
ericksb Va. (Phone Essex
3-7472). Full selection at all stores.
BaiIey's Cross Roads and Silver
Spring stores Oman evenings,
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FURN.-Bedrn. suite, walnut, w
twin beds; complete rattan set
w/matching tables. ANTIQUE white
step table. kitchen set, brass
fireplace accessories. assorted
table lamps, Roper Is ranges
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

L.-Girl wishes to share l.bedrm.
apt. with another girl. Call morn
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GAS AND ELECTRIC
20. 80 and 30 Inches
S19.95 UP

Sl9.95 UP
All have been reeonditioned and
BLOCKS
5ss9 BiSdsnsburs Rd. VA. s-ss9VY
OPEN THURS NIGHT TIL $3.50
Saturday. Nd. store, I'll s
Va. Store TIL PM.
RECORDS lips, major labels. SSc
and 4l.S ca. JaEz, country, classi,
cal. Open 1915 pm, Fri, Sat, Sun
w y st. n.wp ME. s-3s7S, FE
I.A4A0.
REFRIGERATION, used, 10 Gu. n,
Y good working condition, Cal
INTERPRETATIONS, new or as Il
ana odd lots. Low price. SEARS
only,
REFRIGERATOR, croSley sheiya-
sSr. an soI Thor IIryonsr, Im}9odel 400,
REFRIGERATOR, s Gu. n. oE, re.
giSssS . gu WIN larEsr one Only
REFRIGERATOR, u Gu. n. eros.
ley, Shelvador, white, DR.
shelves, cereal storage compaTt
ment, excel. cond. IA. 2.eIsJ.
REFRIGERATOR, PhIico, with
freezer top good condition. SIS
s4q.24eS.
REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint, freeE.
mOy iiHG' MAKE y offer III EE God o. qHnG
REFRIGERATOR GE . Gu. H.. por
celain enamel. perfect cond. Bar
gain. SOS. Ii. Slp67.
REFRIGERATORs : $40 80 up, Tyr
guarantee, All sizes. Free delivery
PEERLESS SALES co.
2211 Georgia Ave. NV. AID. 7.7lol
REFRIGERATORs while they last !
9-cu.-t. automatic deiroSt, 7-dool
Norge, GE and RCA WHIRLPOOL
white yellow or pink. l7.cu.H on
and Norge, In yellow and white. 10
Gu n. Norge and Admiral In white
yellow and turquoise. Make an oi
fer on one or all az no REASONABLE,
offer Will be refused,
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY co
Free Service Free Delivery
loth and II SITS. NE. III. j.9oe.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED

CHRISTIAN, CoLORED LADY de-
sires room with pvls, and room
20 equip with her own piano for
practice. ia. e-7e4S after a:30
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OLD DOMINION KENNEL CLUE
Sunday. Sept. 20, Alex. Municipal
Stadium, Route and East Mon
roe. q am. to 5 pm. Adults, 81 ;
children, so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

OFFICE FURNITURE-Why
90 into detail, folks? We have
a very large Inventory Of new
and used office furniture OF
every description at budget
prices, We sell, we rent, we're
friendly people who always try
TO do the right thing by every
one. Why not contact US? N.
FRANK 4 SON, ll4 Ord st.
NV, DI. I-J2es.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNrINUEDl

Hi sFg. H0I hotel Ho caHEi M 24$9
18th st. NV. CO. 5-l052. daily
till o. Sat. till 8. Sun. 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

MINK sToLEs (s), NEW-Pabu-
lous buy, newest styles, autumn
haze, cefulean and dawn, Must
see to appreciate. Priced far be-
low retail prices. HE. 9-1779
Also, / autumn haze stole, like
new, 5000 value, $500.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS : See
Kits for lowest cost teacher
approved rental and rental-pur-
chase plans, LARGEST selection in
Metropolitan Wash. KITT' 6
Down town. 1880 @ St. NV. RE
!!S,e62l2i A sSs;;ss 1921 Mt. Vernon
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS =. al
new and used. All Instrument
Board Of Education approved. Low
est price rental-purchase plan avail
on East Coast. Terms and trade
WASHINGTON MUSIC CENTER
l227 H st. NE. Ii. 7-32oI
OFFICE FURN. New and uset
desks, chairs, files. etc.
1871 L ST. NV. MA. 1854,
OFFICE FURNITURE Desks, files
chairs, shelving ney and used. Bar
OFFICE FURN., real estate office
moving. desks, like new, 26x36
A5 ca, chairs, $40 ca, 2 ali
c0nd., partitions, See today, II to
at 4sll Wisconsin ave. EN-. 2-9400
OFFICE EQUIP. 40, AS, 52-in
map files, IBM cabinets, calcula.
tors. chairs. etc. ME. S-1221.
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ROOMS FURM.-MD..V

ADELPm- CSgl., dbl. rm.). Share
81, and brk. home with others, $40,
SIS VIZ. HE. 1910.
ALEX. 2 mi. south. ] blk. Richmond
hwy, PVT. home, gentlemen. so.
s.15sI after $50 pm.
ALEx.-Attrac. lge. rm., pvt. bath,
gS Russell fpt "a. co. ~. s.lI ss west
ALEX, downtown : Lovely room,
NIX Ssst s % bath free ETkss" kis' pri'
ALEX. "A rms, for refined gentle.
men, ] blk. bus, 7nd mr.. in pvt.
home. Refs. e36-6oq5.
ALEX. off Russell I'd. ITO West
Myrtle 81. Well-furp.. room for
man only. Cow. 10 all buses, Call
after pm. Sl9-1i4S.
ALEX. AREA Man or yng. couple
Good lOeallO Conv. 10 Alex,
Wash, and Belvoir. All home priv.
leges. I65-lqpl.
ARL,, N.-For young officer, student
or business man, refs. exchanged.
ARL. Large rm., dbl. bed. next Il
bath, blk. from bus. Gentleman
ARL., Lee hwy, Rim. foT man, Pvt.
entr, and maid service. Phone
ARL,-Good loo. mr., bath, chest
man. asos n. TX s.. va "a. 7.55s1.' e'''
AvONDALE, MD.-Newly dec, stu
do nm, semipvt., bath and kit
privtlsp pvt. entr. on bus. s64.7l6o
BETHESDA, mr.. Macarthur blvd, ~
single. ! double, In pvt. home, Kit
and laundry privils. for gentlemen
college students or couple will
child. OIL. 6.A24l.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ARBoTT A LANDoN, EN-. 2-es77

ABBOTT a LANDON, EN-. 2-6677
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ALL ANTIQUE CHINA, furn., silver
Wanted By lady. Oh. S.217o.
ANYONE who has q plano they
don't want. please call II. 1854.
ATTENTION BLDRs. 1000 yrds. Of
field dirt needed In Colesville area.
Call EV. A-l647.
ATTENTION, CONTRACTORsl
100000 yards of fill dirt wanted
Short haul. EN-. 3.2oel.
ALL OLD FASHIONED picture
frames ,, clocks, v.f turn g.. chm aa1S
al. a-7oa7 S"' w.
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.a0voEE "a RSs !..| EEIiEnntl.
PART BoxER. SO
IN -aQQt

SHETLAND sHEEP TOY eoIiiesJ.
male ana female, All colofs, eN-
eel. pets, reas. 3s4-17s4.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, wks, blue
and seal IDEAL temperament, CFA
papers. neas. WE. 5-3i37.
STANDARD sCHNAUzER Pups.
dogs with the human brain, ton ch'
breeding. great watch dogs. vii.
LIAM MA1tits, Rte. S77, " mi. 8.
STEPHENS CITY, Va. p: Us. lot
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LIGHT PLANTS

800 watts. ITO volts, 500 so / 900
watts. surplus. J. II. QICHNER.
2bl3 M ST. NV, FE. 3-6345.
LOVE SEAT, chippendale, q cush.
ions In oyster set brocade, new
condition. Ell. 6-3545.
L0vEsEAT, sturdy constr. sery-
iceable a. Is. but q do-it-your-
self repair and new slipcoVer, ad :
yisable S25. FE. 7-l733.
LUMBER AND BLDG. SUPPLIES :
Open J days week. Special 7xAxJ
5qc. Paint, t2,Se gal. Sale price other
items. CITY BUILDING SUPPLIES
INC, 65l5 Blair I'd. NV. RIA. 6-6666
MATTRESSES, new. but small teal
or soil spot from warehouse han
ding. Stored In ehouse, Il
courtyard, rear 1873 22nd 81. NV
bet. p and Q, NO. 7-A672.
METERIN0 MACHINE, Pitne,
Bowes, automatic model In RoOt
condition. Elk, 1000.
MICROSCOPE, B and L medlca
mOnocular, 4 detectives, mech. stag
and case. ImmAc. cOnd. HE. e.2q51
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HOTEL JOHN KILPEN

HOTEL JOHN KILPEN
Single: $4.ss.5o day, S70-Sl WIZ.
Double: SSH day, SA0-S5S VIZ.
Some are air conditioned.
Add 50 WIZ. for 2 meals daily.
23l0 ASHMEAD, Phone 462-4336.
Off Conn. Ave, at Kalorama So.
JEFFERSON ST. NV. Master bed.
room with bath. Live In white
home. $50 sgle. SIS dbl. ia. s-3p62.
KNOWLTON APIS, 2227 10th st.
Lge. front rm., Ia ladies in white
home. Privileges. HU. 1894.
LAW STUDENTS PREF, 7o5 c st,
n.W.-Mahog. pan, air cond., new
turn.s hbrary-lounge. 3B-l9le.
MASS. AVE. AREA-Dble. size rTn.,
maid wkly., pvt. entr., for young
men or students. OIL. 4-0276.
MASTER BEDROOM, private bath
honey, refined man, non-smOker,
rent reduced. RIA. 6-37el.
MOUNT PLEASANT AREA : Lee
rm,, pvt. bath, newly dec, privils.
unlimited phone. HI bus. 332.3sS6
NEAR SHERATON PK.-LarEe rm.,
semipvt. bath, near bus, mature
employed lady. co. 5-3o54,
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HARTNETT HALL
HUI. 3-5432

HYATTsVILLE, NM. -Attrecfive
room for lady with meals and Iaun.
dry privils. Cow, lOeatIon. ia
week. AP. 7.2oiS. =
NEAR SILVER SPRING, waiter
Reed vic. Nice twin bedFm., home
privileges' delicious meaIA. IA.
3.4l24.
NV. FOR REFINED and neat
gentlemen, accessible to every-.
thing. Phone 266-1949 for de-
TAILS.
ROOM AND BOARD with loving
care in nice pvt. home for elderiy
lady. Pvt. rm. next 70 bath. very
reas. Wheaton area. e42.1ll0,
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2O13 18th ST. NV.

20l3 14th ST. NV.
TWIN MATTRESSES, so inchei
long. Reasonable. Wo. 0-e026
TYPEWRITER, fBM cleo, 4 year
old, cost nearly $500. Sell $500
Guaranteed perfect cond. 17S.AS2
or AP. 1.55l6.
TYPEWRITER, 1881 Underwood q,
luxe electric Typewriter, y IN. car
rage cost new, t50l. little use
perl cond., firm price $50. VIII
TYPEWRfTER, Royal standard
late model In nice condition
Only Ssb. HA, 2-s225,
TYPEWRiTER, olivetti portable
NJ, 10 mo. no interest. MAC 8
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REFRIGERATORS
$40 UP
pTOCK,S
BLOCKS

Guaranteed Delivery Included
l1l6 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
SATURDAY, MD. STORE, TIL
VIRGINIA STORE TIL Pm.
REFGR., Hotpt. 10 Gu. IT., W
crosstop freezer, $50. Apt size
wLcrosstop freezer. SOB. 4S1.5944
RELAX-A-CIsOR, dials. excel
cond., $50. Call 273-7l2A.
ROLLAWAY BED, studio bed, COM
bination knee-hole desk anc
vanity, mahog., 4 drawers, meta
typewriter table. 331-l3l4.
ROPE, nyion. 4lhc II, other rope
N st. NV. FE. S-63l5.
RUG, free form, room sized cot
ton. Wooden roll-up curtains,
3bx72, red. Sac. AP. 7-7117,
RUG, HAND BRAIDED WOOL, lx6
new, also strips, remnants, lacinl
thread for braiding, s24-4s45.
RUGS, gxI2, $40. ozite pads,
$3.50. Summer rugs, So. Throw
rugs and runners. HOFFMAN.
2424 18th st. NV, CO. b-1052,
daily till 8. Sat. till 8. Sun. 1913.
RUGS Scatter rugs, runners, hall
and stair carpets cut from full rolls,
27-in. heavy wool Wilton by Mo
hawk, Bigelow, Gulistan, below
wholesale cost.
Broadloom Discounts
17l MASS AVE NV
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CAPITOL NIL

Aos Seward square Sc,
Nicely fuFn. l-rm, Napt., KIT. and
bath sc. and ulils. Incl. Sios mo.
See Caretaker 100 Pa. ave. Sc,
basement apartment,
WASH. HOUSING CORP.
sJl n 81. NV. ma. 94sll
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CAPITOL HILL

Beautifully furn. l-bsdrm. apt,
brand-new bldg, 2 blocks 70 Capt.
toll. Central air cond. and heat, In
dividual controls, carpeted hall,
locked front doors with inlercOm,
Magic Chef kitchen, double show
ers, spacious. tlts nis. Including all
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Every day and ! 10 pm. Sat. and