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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
LOCAL 5EApLANE
DAMAGED, FREAK
LANDING MI5HAp

The Alaska Air Transport Lock-
heed seaplane will be temporarily
laid up for repairs following a
mishap in the harbor during the
noon hour when a pontooh strut
gave way under the stress of a
freak tugboat swell met in land
ing
Pilot Shell Simmons was land
ing with party of four passen-
gers after he had flown to Lake
HasSelborg, and had been turned
back by low ceiling
The plane had already landed
here, and as the floats came down
off the step, the freak swell was
struck, causing one strut to give
way dropping the plane enough to
permit the propeller to slash a
hole in the left float.
The motorship Estebeth lowed
the disabled plane to the float and
when the plane was lifted to the
dock, damage was found to be lin
tied to the broken strut and dam
aged pontoon. New parts were
wired for, and should arrive on the
next steamer leaving Seattle, Sim
mons said.
Passengers in the plane were Mr..
and Mrs. F. Fagerson, w. K. Clark
and Ruth Gould
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
LEGION ELECTS
GEO. GULLUF5EN
COMMANDER
CIifherto First Vice : In
sfalIdtion SET for
October 7

George Gullufsen last night was
elected Commander of Afford John
Bradford Post of the American Lee
gion, succeeding Bert Lybeck. Gull
lufsen has served during the past
year as Post Adjutant.
Other officers elected last night
we're: Russell L. Clithero, First Vice
Commander; John E. Pegues, Sec
ond Vice-Commander; William o.
johnson, Post Adjutant; John New
man, Post Chaplain; Homer Nord-
ling, Post Historian; Ira R. Ander-
son, Sergeant-at-Arms; Lew Will
liams and Homer Nordling, Post
Executive Committee
Installation will take place at the
Dugout at the first meeting in
October. Is.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
BLITzKRElG Of
PRESENT WAR
HITTING U. ).

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tries, knowing of course, that they
were shipped to Germany.
England said that wouldn't do, and
seized our ships, taking them into
British prize courts. How could she
starve Germany down if Yankee
food poured through by way OF
Sweden, Norway, Denmark and
Holland? And yet, as a neutral this
country has a right to the trade.
Shall the U. S. insist on the right
this time?
If Germany says, Keep your ships
out of English waters as that is a
war zone and they may be sunk by
submarines what shall we do? If
England is entitled to enforce a
long distance blockade of Germany
with her surface navy, should Ger
AIDE with her submarines?
Already England has ordered
her merchant vessels to be
armed. Should they be treated
like ordinary unarmed merchant
vessels or should they be treated
in part like ships Of war and
made to leave American ports
within "a hours after arrival?
Finally, shall the United States
repeal the munitions embargo and
open our industrial power to the
allies?
All these problems and more
have been thrust upon the United
States all at once. The making
or breaking of our much desired
peace is in the hands of the gods,
the State Department, President
Roosevelt, and the Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19

course, when one comes from Los
Angeles ore can't imagine what
the weather will be in Alaska.
Hal is now definitely entrenched
at the Baranof Hotel along with
Tom Greenhow and that means
trouble for KINY because either
one or the other of them won't be
able to hit the deck in the morning
hours.
Hal has background of more
than twelve years in radio-has pro-
duced a number of shows for KFWB
in Hollywood, has written script for
three well-known stars, and is well
informed on the news situation. In
fact, Mr.. Chambers has written and
racked more than two million words
of news during the past five years.
He will work with Tom Greenhow
to establish a new special events
service from The Empire and KINY.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
OCTOBER SECOND
TO SEE OPENING
Of 5ITkA BANK
New Bankers Pass Through
Juneau Aboard 5. 5.
North Coast

The First Bank of Sitka, recent
ly organized by Sitka businessmen
with the cooperation of W. A.
Bates. Cashier Manager of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank in
Ketchikan, will open october 2,
it was announced here today.
Bates, passing through here on
the North Coast from Ketchikan
on his way to Sitka, revealed the
grand opening plans of the Sitka
institution.
Accompanying Bates Is Orval w.
Upper, to be Cashier Manager IF
the new bank. He was formerly
with the Union National Bank, the
Dexter Horton, both in Seattle,
and was also personal secretary to
plane manufacturer w. E. Boeing.
Assistant to Topper will be Stan
ley p Wagner, of Spokane, Wash.
who for IL years there has been
with the Spokane and Eastern
trust Company
President OF the bank is ]. j.
Conway, First Vice President, Theo
Kettleson, both prominent Sitka
business men, and Second Vice
President is Bates.
The opening will be made with
appropriate ceremony at the banks
place of business in the center of
the Sitka business district in the
Mills Building across from The
Russian Church
All equipment and general sup
plies for the bank are aboard .he
North Coast.
The institution was capitalized
at $4,000, with a $1,000 surplus,
and in the eyes Of Sitka support
ers, represents the turning point
in the Historic City's advance from
town" to city"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
SEATTLE HALlBUT
VESSEL SELLS ON
LOCAL Fish MART

A Seattle halibut schooner and a
Juneau herring seiner discharged
cargoes at the Juneau fish exchange
this morning.
The Seattle haiibuter, the Che
Ian, Capt A. M Nelson, brought in
25,000 pounds of halibut from Area
Three, selling in order to clear in
time to make another trip to the
western banks. The cargo brought
prices of 7.60 and $40 cents pound.
Capt Martin Hoist brought in 300
barrels of fresh herring to the cold
storage for bait freezing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
Coast
Bringsin II
Early Today

The steamer North Coast brought
in IL passengers for Juneau this
morning on its arrival from the
south.
Arrivals were Torres Ness, H.
Chambers, Helen Edwards, Mrs. B.
Mussulman, Lorraine Mussulman,
Mrs. M Peterson and baby, Ken
Edwards, Roy Hill, T. Saletillo, Mrs.
F. Denney
Those sailing from here for Sitka
today were B. c. Draws, Catherine
Waddell, w. A. Chipperfield, Will
liam Mahoney, Harry Scott, NJ A.
McEachran, Joe Green, Raynold
Burke, J. F. Dennis, DR.. Marcia
Hayes and Ed Day.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
KARNEs AT FAIRBANKS

Territorial Commissioner of Edu-
cation Anthony E. Karnes is leaving
Fairbanks tomorrow for Anchorags
on tour of inspection of Alaska
schools, .a..s.s.s
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
Policeman Studies
Fo' an N. A. Degree

BOSTON Mass, Sept 49, = He
RAY be a "flatfoot" to the kid on
the street, but Patralman Edwin
d. Flanders, Jr., is cunning for his
fourth collegiate degree-an M. A.
from Portia College.
Patrolman Flanders has already
acquired an A. B. from Portia Col
lege, the first man to graduate from
that feminine stronghold: an LIB.
from Boston University, and Bill.
from Emerson College.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
SLAYER HANGED

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Sept.
ia 19-year-old murderer, Joe Tai
bolt, was hanged at Washington
State Penitentiary today. He was
convicted of Staying a Waitsburg
rancher, w. E. Mckinney, in a
quarrel over a horse.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-6:l2 am, l25 feet.
Lew tide-11:15 am, So feet.
High tide-6:02 pm, 1875 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
STEAMER BURNS
ON pACIFIC;21
OF CREW SAVED
Believed Rough Seas Ig-
nited Cargo Aboard
). 5. Redwood

YREKA, Cal, Sept. 49, = The
coastwise steamer Redwood burned
to the waters edge outside of Hum
boldt Bay yesterday.
Twenty-one members of the crew
reached the steamer Scotia safely.
The chief engineer said he be-
lieved rough seas ignited the cargo
aboard the Redwood.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
SIMMONS BRINGS
TWO FROM SITKA

Shell Simmons returned from
trip to the islands in the Alaska Air
Transport Lockheed yesterday after
noon with two passengers.
Both were from Sitka. They were
Jim Boyle and Walt Gray Jr.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
HAL CHAMBERS
HERE FOR KINY

Hal Chambers, kings newest
got off the North Coast
this morning with placer pan in
his hand. In the other hand he
carried pig-skin bag, and, OF all
things, white flannel suit. OF
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

. % .
. NORTHBOUND
. Columbia scheduled to arrive .
: at $50 O'Clock this after
. noon and sails Westward at .
. 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. .
> Should have three days mail. .
. SCHEDULED SAILINGS
. Tyee scheduled to sail from .
, Seattle 9 tonight.
. Princess Louise scheduled to .
, sail from Vancouver at to- .
, night. .
. North Sea scheduled to sail .
, from Seattle September % .
, at 10 a. m. .
, Aleutian scheduled to sail from .
} Seattle September % at a. .
, m.
} Taku scheduled to sail from .
, Seattle September 26 at p. .
m.
, Alaska scheduled to sail from .
Seattle September 30 at a. .
m.
, SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS .
} North Coast scheduled south .
bound Thursday night. .
Denali scheduled southbound .
next Friday. .
LOCAL SAILINGS .
Estebeth scheduled 70 sail every .
) Wednesday at pm. for Sit .
ka and wayports. .
} Dart leaves every Wednesday .
at Z am. for Petersburg. Port .
Alexander, Rake and way .
ports. .
} .
Evening star., 1939-09-01

1471 MONROE ST NV RMS, BATH,
gas heat; newly painted; S52.5O. Phone
Columbia O&36
Evening star., 1939-09-01
SEE THIS BARGAIN.
SS,450.UO.

NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Well located rooms. 2 baths, oil heat,
summer and winter hot water: extra large
kitchen and breakfast room; slate roof.
open fireplace. side porch; streets paved;
very convenient to schools. Call Mr.. Fields
about this house Georgia 2042.
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
Silver Spring Office,
Cooroio Ave Eo0O
Evening star., 1939-09-01
HERE 1T IS!

rooms . baths, breakfast room,
screened porch. center hall, saraee large
lot. In choice NV. location; at a price you
can anord; reasonable terms. For further
details, call Wis. 5S11 or Adams 5297
Evening star., 1939-09-01

ATTRACTIVE TWO-ROOM APT, COM
pletely furnished; refrgeration c.h.w.
heat, cleo, gas; $500, Inquire basement
Evening star., 1939-09-01
American University Park.

Distinctive group Of new brick Colonial
homes following all the authentic detail
usually found in homes of much higher
prices. Living room the full depth of the
house has large fireplace and adjoining
screened rear porch. There is bright
dining room and the most modern kitchen
available. The master bedroom on the
second floor has a beautiful Hollywood
style tiled bath with shower there are two
other large beoroolns and complete bath.
The attic makes desirable storase space
The basement recrea tion room is very light
and will make a grand playroom for chill
detached garage sets at the end of a
deep lot. :. We will be glad to show you
this excellent group. Call Dupont 5s25.
Evening star., 1939-09-01
YOU CAN'T GO WRONG

practically new row-brick home in one
OF the incest Northeast residential sections
Where there is l't of new-home building
sctlV'ty AS you enrer the living room
rom me laree concrete front porch the
sHe oI tne foom Will amaze you There is
oripn' 0lnlng room and modern kitch-
en- with Oxford cabinets, an Electrolux re-
and breakfast nook The master bedroom
Is unusually big and two other Comfortably
s,zed bedrooms Model tiled bathroom.
heSreailon room sci off in the basement
alio az the other attributes of a well-con.
SStructed Std mouse. Detached garage at the
csvh csE o. deep lot. Call Dupont 5sos be-
eduse lnlS mouse will sell quickly at S6 $50
Evening star., 1939-09-01

1923 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-6-ROoM
house, inclosed porches; arranged for
families. SR2 20 Key at SOB Trinidad @
Evening star., 1939-09-01
MT. PLEASANT-S9 45O

A large corner in quiet section of Mount
Pleasant; LIST floor has center hall with
living room. dining room, kitchen. bedroom:
or 2nd flocr there are 3 bedrooms and
tile bath Bird floor has 3 rooms and bath,
one o: which is fully equipped for kitchen.
Automatic oil heat; pebble dash over brick.
Call Mr.. Irwin Emerson l4O1
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS DIST 1411
Evening star., 1939-09-01
MADISON TERRACF,

KENNEDY ST. AT 14th NV.
Cool, high, excellent location new
puildlng, facing south. overlooking city.
vator. roof garden. modern lobby An un-
usual building of refined atmosphere at
2 large rooms, kitchen, bath, two
exposures S5- sO
Gas and Electricity Free
CaIi Resident Manager, Geo. 1000.
II3O K St NV, Natl 2O4O
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS

& rooms, fireplace. S5.650: $500 cash,
SIS $50: s55 mo. rms new brick. S3Go
sash New 6-rm. brick. $500 cash. H. c.
MAYNOR Il CO.. 23l4 r. l. ave ne
Evening star., 1939-09-01
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFvR.

3127 ADAMS MILL RD NW-HOUsE
overlooking Rock Greek Park; beautifully
ing porches baths; oil heat: gear garage.
Columbia 6792 or Dupont 43S1
Evening star., 1939-09-01
DETACHED BARGAIN

1908 DOUGLAS ST. NE
Five bedrooms. two baths, oil heat. big
porches. garage. paved street and alley.
New schools. Come out this evening or
Sunday. Open. Drive ont r. I. ave ne.
to 10th ST.. thence north to Douglas st.
ONLY S6,95O.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s H St, NV Dist 1877
Evening star., 1939-09-01
JUST OFF DUPONT CIRCLE
$500.

New Georgian Colonial Brick Studio
Home; corner. 3 exposures. First-f plan
Living room, 17x23, fireplace; French doors
to small garden. kitchenette. Second f.
Two large bedrooms, baths, ample colsets;
basement laundry trays and lavatory. Air
conditioned auto. heat: thoroueh insulation.
Purchaser may select decorations. BOSS
Evening star., 1939-09-01
THE AT,REMART,E

1880 nth st nv. 3. s rooms. kitch-
24-hr. elev service: large. airy rooms: very
reas. rates. Day phone. Republic 2O44 or
Decatur 1881. Night phone, Emerson
Evening star., 1939-09-01

3s49 Beecher ST. NV kitchens 2
baths, bedrooms OF! heat detached ga
rage Ss5. Open for inspection Saturday
afternoon
WALKER d. PRESCOTT, INC.
Dupont Circle. Realtors. North 1914.
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
homes for rent. ranging in size from six
rooms and one bath to eight rooms and
one bath. Houses are in excellent condi-
tion, some with built-in garages and cleo
tric refriserators. Rentals from S55 to
SS5 per month.
Also have a five-room bungalow large.
shady lot with picnic oven, electric kitchen,
open fireplace; blocks from bus line:
S1n per month
For location of homes and inspection call
. HENRY j. ROBB. INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. District SAL
Evening star., 1939-09-01
1918 KILBOURNE PL. NV.

Suitable for rooming or tourist house
Excellent cond., 10 rms, garage. oil heat
S65.15. L. J. MILLS. National 1851.
Evening star., 1939-09-01

2700 CONN. AVE. NV,
AT WOODLEY RD..
Opposite Wardman Park Hotel.
Exclusive Environment
All Electricity Free
8 Rooms. Kitchen. Bath. Foyer,
% Exposures; $50 and Ss5
24-Hour Switchboard and Elevator Service
Resident Manager, Columbia S1O6
Evening star., 1939-09-01
FOR 2 FAMILIES,

rooms and bath a bedrooms, toilet in
cellar, glassed-in porches. oil heat. garage;
SIS E. QUINCY SMITH. INC. 900 18th
st NV Dist 9O51
Evening star., 1939-09-01
OIL HEAT.

Freshly decorated bungalow. detached
of Takoma Park. Md. > blocks from
Washington Sanitarium. 70 Flower ave.
WALKER g. PRESCOTT. INC,
Dupont Circle Realtors North h314
Evening star., 1939-09-01

cOLoRED. 1885 VERMONT AVE. NV,
right downtown-Beautiful s-r., 2-bath
brick oil burner; beautifully decorated:
cabinets. etc Open evenings to s, Sum
days 3 to z pm E. A. GARVEY (owner),
District 450s. Sun. and eve, Georgia $500.
5th ST. N.E-BEAUTI-
heat. 2 lovely inclosed sleeping porches.
Colonial front porch, deep rear yard. flower
garden. elec. refg., modern kitchen. Open
Friday to 8 pm, Saturday to o pm.
Call MR.. SHREFFLER, Republic 1918,
Evenings, Columbia 06s7-J.
OLORED-ARLINGTO BUN
galow, large lot. elec. lights. well water;
81 600. S100 down, bal, $500 month.
Met. 1881.
CONTINUED On Next pa0oJ
Evening star., 1939-09-01
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

nOOSeS ONfOkNoSnsO.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-9 RMS BA COR
ner. lot l0ox20o, SO; near Lee hishway.
GORDON, 1927 Eye st. Dis. $3.50; even,
Woodley 509I.
OPEN OPEN sa9. mp LIGHTER oa72 Io so1,h.mn PMn
large la -; versnda r oil heat refrigsration lot
nss ssrby f. tT9n so ss' ThroN sSo r. GokDo ri os
Woodley 5oe1.
$500 BROWN ST. NV: ONE BLOCK
west Of 18th s. =, hnms no,cp modern
. reation room and gas heat, s65 monthly
oMs e TssD9nslDls tenant aa4 Call MR. NAL
zSt5 s:!s. NsD1s3S S sE 5:l. 6Ms
wooDsIDE, MD. 9Os coRWIN DRIVE
lkey at 912)-Turn to right at g5o0 qeor- Ir
s cooa Ss shaess ssrs r Wits ens.
Ia baths refg.. gas furnace. gar: lRe. lot:
schools bus stoJss rent .dysa 1sducsd sdh9 =
5,ss sI.. PATTI 3.E 81 aSIy AS sS5S e "a
ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd
ton. 8 rms. bath, inclosed attic, base
Hya.Ss sn after o seps beat Oqs kdass
s PM. 31I4 Cedar st., Mt. Rainier Md.
1923 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.-6-ROOM
house, inclosed porches; arranged for
families; S62.5 Key at 1903 Trinidad. g
S-ROOM HOUSE. JUST COMPLETED
1891 Western ave. $3.50. Call Columbia
O826. MR.. .TRAPPEY. -
BETHEsDA-8-RM. BRICK, LARGE LOT,
trees. attached gar; 1 50. bus. Possession.
$75. Wisconsin 5161-J. --------
6 LARGE ROOMS, 2K BATHS. MODERN
Diet brick: cony. schools; nearby Md. Shep-
herd 4063-W.
1471 MONROE ST. NW-7 RMS, BATH.
gas heat: newly painted; $3.50. Phone
Columbia 0a36. -
II CHuLUM RD., CHIILUM MD.-NEw
detached 6.rm. 2.story brick h.-w.h., $50.
Phone Met. 1865, Emerson 0004.
414Q 7th ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
saseoi ssssf aS sSuts Sscsis ssss g sS
Evening star., 1939-09-01
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED.
CONTINUED

Eo rooms, baths. maids room and bath.
3 elevations. 6526 3snd St. NV. ~
ALExANDRIA.-NEw ALI PET BRICK; Ice;
convenient location: SIS. Temple "s1 sa4i. r''o
GROOM BRICK. sEMI-DETACHED: RE-
frixerati0n. oil heat. garage: NV. section.
Call OWNER. Columbia 3919-W
Asovf WsSF 7oe TasD bsS saS FsEN P
heat refg.. screened porch. fireplace. Open
SILVER sPRfNo-LARoE s-RM. BUNdA-
porch. delshtfui d1tn bedrooms. Spacious sDEs din
ing room; modern bath; full dry basement:
h.-w. h.: detached garage: mr.. schools short
sslp; sseo saas ictsre t!ansp' Avail Oct l: $50
BATTERY PARK. BETHESDA, MD, $40
Park lane-Newly dec. 9 lge. rms. 2 baths
shower, porches, ami. Wis. 8345. Ad. 4914.
9os DELAFIELD PL; NV: GROOM
necessary repairs: garage. Geo. 7736.
321a PARK PL; N.w.-.-s RMS, CELLAR.
oil heat. 3 porches; redecorated; $50. Key
3214 Park pl. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EXCELLENT
R. I. ave; ne. turn right South Dakota
Open Sat. and Sun. s-6. Columbia OOO1 w
4324 CHESAPEAKE ST. NW.-2-sTORY
aire. garage: $50. District Os64.
5l22 NERRAsKA AVE. N.W-e-sToRY
semi-detached brick. 3 rooms. Q baths; oil
heat 500 Phone District 0S64.
A PRACTICALLY NEW. DETACHED
owner. !, bedrooms' : baths. screened cd0 liS, ".
VI DG1ss Asi iisHo woodss
BUNGALOW
1900 ST Sc
rooms inclosed porch hot-water heat
1928 North Capitol ST. Dupont 1855.
BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW-S495O.
Nearby Va; brick. bright rooms. col
ored tile bath automatic heat. Rep. O225.
142 ADAMS ST NV.
61e 5th ST. NE
lSs9 1a'h sLGspoN co Sos
IN we sEwtH6HsH RH5M4FG eoHDlTios. sH: H:Di
10 rms bedrms. 2ha baths. h-w.h. elec.
EpMuNP pesf n ofstj o'su111yAs.
140l Eye St. NV. Natl. 7s4s.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS, -
sarass hocE fi from bus s. TIA Il 18Th ea' ST.
1s4s aA st. NV w. E: Dist. 1900.
NV. RESIDENTIAL.
| Modern. semi-det brick. & rms. bath.
gar; nr. school. bus. Only S55. 72s
Somerset pl NV. Randolph 1852.
OIL HEAT.
Freshly decorated bungalow. detached
garage, new oil furnace. In quiet section
Of Takoma Park. Md. 2 blocks from
WALKER g. PRESCOTT. INC,
5 Dupont Circle. Realtors. North 1914.
1925 PARK PL. NV.
8 rooms; opposite Soldiers Home Park;
$50. Rand 1876.
226 E ST. NE.
Suitable for rooming or tourist house
Excellent cond., 10 rms garage. oil heat
$3.50. L. J. MILLS. National 1851.
1918 KILBOURNE PL. NV.
7 rooms and bath a bedrooms. toilet in
CELLAR slassed,ln S perehes oil heat ooU garage
st NV. Dist. 9057
FOR 2 FAMILIES.
baths. bedrooms. oil heat. detached ga
rage: Ss5. Open for inspection Saturday
WALKER d. PRESCOTT, INC.
5 Dupont Circle. Realtors. North 5314.
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
homes for rent. ranging in size from six
rooms and one bath to eight rooms and
one bath. Houses are in excellent condi-
tiOn, some with built-in garages and cleo
Evening star., 1939-09-01
S7,95O-CHEVY CHASE

I,3oU-CHEVY CHASE,
large rooms. open fireplace. front par
ior breakfast room. built-in garage gas
neat; beIng put in perfect condition
sesr woodrow Wilson and Alice Deal
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST 1411.
Evening star., 1939-09-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(CnntfnuAd

REDUCED TO S5 a5O-s2a IRVING ST
n.w.-6 rms. b.; modern, like new: worti
$1,000. Open evenings, 10 2s
Evening star., 1939-09-01
20O1 10th ST. NV.

2 rooms. kitchen, bath and foyer. large
closet space. Reasonably priced
s rooms. Kitchen, bath and foyer: two
exposures reasonably priced
G. A. SNOW CO.,
71O Sth st. NV National 1921
Evening star., 1939-09-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
A REAL BARGAIN
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Offer for Immediate sale broom NEW
SAMPLE BRICK BUNGALOW. fireplace
air conditioned. tile bath. all improvements
near stores and schools. deliehtful location.
Silver Spring Unusual conditions will per-
init substantial savings to immediate pur-
chaser. Very reasonable cash payment
ana approximately S45 per mo. will in
cludn interest. principal. taxes and In
SSurance. Please call at once. Shepherd
Evening star., 1939-09-01
CHEVY CHASE. d, c.,
5O2o 42nd ST. NV.
WHY PAY RENT?

When you can buy an al-brick detached
home with small cash payment and the
balance like rent. This home consists of
parlor and bedrms. and bath. Storage
attic. detached garage. Balance taken
back IN one trust. No renewals. For in
formation call Chestnut I341 from q M
to 2 pm Virginia Office ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor, 1901 Columbia pike
Evening star., 1939-09-01
1925 PARK PL. NV.
226 E ST. NE.

g rooms. opposite Soldiers Home Park
$50 Rand 1876
Evening star., 1939-09-01
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Huntington St. Just on Conn. Ave
Five-bedroom, two-bath detached home,
in the heart of old Chevy Chase One of
the shadlest spots in town. 60-ft lot.
Two bedrooms and bath on 1st floor
Three bedrooms and bath on second floor
Thorouehly reconditoned. Price only
50 $50 on such terms a. you wish. Fer
appointment call Emerson 1855
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2I35 F ST NV, AND VICINITY-LARGE
and small studio rooms. Newly decorated
running water: kitChepette arrangement in
room one has Electrolux refg, Another has
pvt bath S10-S15-S mo. Others, So
Ct district o135
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1909 BROWN ST NV. ONE BLOCK
west of 10th ST. at Monroe-New, modern
five-room and bath home. nice porch. rec
reation room and gas heat, $65 monthly
to responsible tenant Call MR.. NAL
COMB, METROPOLITAN 3944. l.
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TWO-BEDROOM APIS, SOS.
Laree din, foyer, beautiful bay windows
overlooking Rock Creek Park; elevator,
showers: attractively decorated. Cali res
mgr. Adams 1l39 or apply 1920 Clydesdaie
pl. NV. directly north Of 18th and CO.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

Have You a House for Rent?
needs houses to supply the constant de-
mand for homes in the Chevy Chase
Bethesda. Nd. area. Cali Miss Gilfert.
Wisconsin 1878. and list your property
Prompt attention will delight Won
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8 LARGE ROOMS, 2h BATHS MODERN
Diet brick: cony. schools; nearby Md. Shep-
herd 4O63-W q
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ApARTMfNTs uhruRNlsnrp.

2 ROOMS DINETTE. KITCHEN, BATH,
cross ventilation. newly decorated; elec
retE.. modern gas range; near Govt. of1ces
THE COTTON 40 EYE ST NV