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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-05
FIRE HITS
 ApS PLANT
 AT ALTH0Rp
Five Line Cannery Burns in Swift Blaze Satur-
 day Night

Shortly after midnight Saturday night, fires swept the cannery and main warehouses of the Port AL thorp cannery owned by the Alaska Pacific Salmon Company.
 The blaze, starting in the loft of the five-line cannery from unknown causes, completely leveled the can nery, two main warehouses, the car penter shop, salt house, machine shop and several storage buildings.
 The company store, and living quarters above it, in which Super intendent Oscar Larson and his wife resided, were also consumed in the blaze which passed so quickly from building to building that cannery hands were powerless to stop it or save a thing
 Bunkhouses, mess house, Oriental house, native cabins, the dock ware house and oil dock, were all that was saved
 Loss Unknown
 Extent of the loss is unknown. and the amount of canned salmon burned is also unknown, but August Buschmann, pioneer canneryman. who built the Port Althorp cannery and was there yesterday several hours after the blaze had subsided. said Cans were still exploding all over"
 It is believed the bulk of the pack already put up had been shipped south and but 1000 or 5000 cases were lost.
 Buschmann said he believed fish, ing operations of the cannery will be switched to Rake. where APIS operates another plant that will be able to handle fish taken in Port Althorp traps.
 Buschmann Flies to Scene
 Flying in heavy fog and rain with Shell Simmons yesterday, headed for Port Althorp. unknowing of the night fire, Buschmann said: We had a difficult time finding the place We could see the docks, but no buildings, and doubted our loca- tion until we realized much of our fog was actually smoke. and then we noted burned timbers and cable reels all over the bay"
 Superintendent Oscar Larson told Buschmann. a stockholders in the APS, that he was standing in the radio room few hundred feet away
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Plans 10 Make America
 InvuInerabIe;; Big Neel
 p|ant for Pacific Coast
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aul

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 5 In nationwide broadcast last Saturday afternoon, Stephen Early private secretary to President Roo- sevelt, said great effort to make America invulnerable" is being car- ried out "by Democratic procedures and with a real sense of national unity"
 Enroute here by plane, Early said in an interview at Los Angeles that the President wishes to establish a huge steel plant, similar to those at Pittsburgh and Gary, on the Pacific Coast and the National De- fense Advisory Committee is now studyin. the proposal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-05

WASHINGTON Senator Wheel CTS prediction that the compulsory training bill faces a rocky road in the Senate" only tells half the story.
 What Wheeler didn't disclose was that he and the other isolationists are secretly prepared to wage a filibuster to prevent passage of a draft act They believe that with an election in the offing the threat of a knock-down legislative battle will frighten the politicos and make them drop the bill until after Mo- vember
 Then, they figure, it will be too late to do anything until next spring, by which time they are confident developments will show that such a drastic step is not needed.
 This is a tremendous gamble, of course, with the nations security as the stake. But that doesn't faze Wheeler and his isolationist friends. They have been gambling like this for months, always guessing wrong but still insisting they are right.
 They derided Roosevelt's warning that European war was imminent and when war did break, they -poohed it as "phoney' con- flict. They fought his repeal of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-05

work with that expedition he was decorated with the Order of Leo- pold and received gold medals from the Belgian Royal Society and the municipality of Brussels as well as silver medal from the Belgian Royal Geographical Society.
 On Alaska Climb
 In 1903 Dr. Cook headed an ex- petition which undertook to reach the summit of Mount Mckinley the highest point on the American continent The effort was failure and second attempt, financed by the doctor, was made three years later. At that time he announced that the expedition succeeded in reaching it's goal, but that claim subsequently, was contradicted Other explorers and societies an- nounced they were prepared to prove that Dr. Cook made no effort to lCdCli JliC Ol tAiC AiiOAiAteSiii and that he had faked a picture which he had printed.
 Mail Fraud Case
 For some time after he lost his fight for recognition of his claim Dr. Cook dropped from public no- tice. He became involved with the government in 1922 through the promotion of oil schemes at Fort Worth, Texas. After an investiga- tion he was convicted of using tho mails to defraud and was sentenced to the Federal penitentiary at For Leavenworth, Kansas. for IA year! and fined $12,00O. He began hi. sentence in April, 1925, and wa.
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ATTACK ON
 GIBRALTAR
 DISASTROUS
Ammunition Dump Is Re. ported 10 Have Been
 Blown Up

ALGECIRAS, Aug. 5.-Thunder- GUS explosions and huge columns of smoke indicate raiding planes have blown up the ammunition dump at Gibraltar, opposite here.
 The war planes, it is said, dumped bombs before the anti-aircraft guns could fire single volley.
 On the second venture the guns parked out and the raiders disap- peared.
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Stephen Chadwick
 Announces He Will
 Run for US. Senate

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 5.-For- mer American Legion National Commander Stephen Chadwick, has announced his candidacy for the U. s. Senate on the Republican ticket.
 Chadwick is a lifelong Democrat but his filing on the Republican ticket was not surprising as he re- gently announced his support for Wendell L. Willkie for President.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug. 5. = Closing quotation ot Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 43s, American Can 96, Anaconda 20as, Bethlehem Steel 799s, Commonwealth and Southern 17s, Curtiss Wright 67s, General Motors A57s. International Harvester 44h, Kennecott 26 3i4, New York Central 11lk. Northern Pacific Gs United States Steel 53A, Pound $3.88.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow Jones averages: Industrials, 126.44; rails, 26.88; utilities 22.72.
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Is Quizzed
 On Issues
Governors, Farm Leaders Meeting Candidate
 for Personal Talk.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Ang. Sven dell L. Willkie sat down today. with Governors of Iowa, Minnesota, Colo rado and South Dakota, and about A farm belt leaders to talk over farm problems and also to get the Presidential nominees views on the Republican platform plank, also the Democratic Administrations agri- cultural program.
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Tuna Price
 Soaring Up
War Between California Astoria Buyers Sends
 Fish 10 S140 Per Ton

ASTORIA, Oregon, Aug. 5. A price war between California and local buyers today shot the price of Albacore tuna to $40 ton, the highest price ever paid here
 The price here has increased $15 a ton since the season opened three weeks ago
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Train Is Wrecked;
 5abotaqe 5uspelied

CALCUTTA, Aug. 5.-Thirty h. dians were killed and 70 injured when a Dacca- Calcutta mail train was wrecked early this morning about 75 miles from here. The au- thorities said they suspected sabo- tage.
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BRIT0N5,
 JAPANESE
 IN CRISIS
Diplomatic Relations May Be Broken Over Ar
 rests of Nipponese

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-A radio to- night quotes the Tokyo newspaper Nichi Nichi as declaring that "Ja- pan will, if necessary, break off diplomatic relations with England if the Japanese Government fails to obtain satisfaction over the ar rests of prominent Japanese na- tionals in British territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-05
 Up Behind
 Roosevelt
Second Largest Union in U. 5. Supports Presi-
 dent, Third Term

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5-The United Automobile Workers, CIO, the sec ond largest of unions in the United States, have thrown support behind President Roosevelt for a third term.
 The support came on vote 5o7 to 40.
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WITHHOLDs DECISION

TOKYO, Aug. 5.-The Foreign Office is withholding decision on whether England is acting on re- prisals over arrests of Britons on Japan by arresting Japanese in England.
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3Ha|ibufers
 Sell, Seattle

SEATTLE, Aug 5-Halibuters ar irving here and selling are as follows:
 From the western banks-Elec 10000 pounds, 12 7/8 and 12 cents a pound; President 25,000 pounds, Is and 1873 cents.
 From the local bankS-Forward 1000 pounds, IA cents straight.
 FROM KETCHIKAN
 Opal More, of Ketchikan, is reg istered at the Baranof Hotel.
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MRS. HELLENTHAL LEAVES

Mrs. Simon Hellenthal, wife of Judge Hellenthal of the Third Judi cial Division, left for Valdez aboard the Baranof.
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DRAFTS THIRD PROTEST

LONDON, Aug. 5.--It is officially announced that the Japanese Am bassador here is drafting a third protest over arrests of Nipponese citizens in England especially.
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Evening star., 1940-09-15
HOUSES UNEURNISHED.
$40 KEEFER PL. N.W.-S50.
Rms. H.-WH H., Gar: Redecorated.
SAM ROSEY ADAMS OT0O

$40 KEEFER PL. N.w.-S50.
san sam MiHl' RosEY. 1i5 ADAMS MsossSta'eo ssoo.
GEORGETOWN
Iii tsemiIaetaehed prick house with rms
90, r ELIOT MaiiDHDLEroN
2O5 Invest Bldg. RE. 1881.
1917 LYMAN PL. NE.
B rooms and bath modern house; $50.
eos Mil. 9ldr silver T. CARR IA .sas
62I RoxBoRo PIN
1897 18th ST. NV:
rms, bath, h.-wh., gar. S55.
1920 18th ST. NV.
rms. . baths, h.-wh., $3.50.
1855 PARKWOOD PL. NV
&c rms bath. elec. refrg.. 2-car gar.
rms. : baths. h.-w.h.. SOS.
1920 HARVARD ST, NV,
7 rms, . baths. $40
Bis 10Th ST. NV.
rms. a9,1 1at5s popTEs 2zssr sG garsEs; e W SIS.
Det rms. bath. oil oil heat, ss5.
4415 18th ST. NV.
Located in one Of WashinGton's finest
nIeishborhoods: In modern rms 2 baths
~ Plant & GORDON. INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV CO. 0S3S.
40 sEAToN PL. N.w.-Row BRICK, 8
rms $40
Ioas Eysrts St, St: nnaie.-BunsalOw. 5 rms,
307 st. n.e.-S rms, > complete apts.;
ioO6 25th st ne-s rms, detached, oil
heat: S65
l223 Franklin st. ne,-6 rms. semi
1919 Kearney st. n.e.-6 rms, detached;
L. v THAcKER. 2726 18TH ST NE
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HOUSES UNFURkisHED.

ALEXANDRIA, 1O5 PRINCE sT.-co-
Available October 1st SIS. T N N'
~ w. CHEVY HE S,rsa CHASE Mr.. CONN AvEII
Nsn' RS isSs Ha5s 5ds sSaa5ss2n sHAs sIdf CO.
Soldiers Home " grounds. D. 3 rms, s"0i mel
sST porch, oo;: g;csr garage. FISCHER 4 co.
1.n;su;,s Ia1s ST; N;E;Ie ROOMS: BATH; CON
See By sppontment aofanH Emerson Dacssa ss4
Ss1 de5sehsd ed brick rick home W. Old; perfect
ga3d 0peR RrsDsss rohdnSs ed bath as large
matte heat fuel included; $40 Drive S. on
s S~.St $lst D n s. Nash owner, NE 0'fs isis
maids room, double garage, sleeping porch
eS; will put in oil heat, linoleum, Frigid-
aire; put screens plumbing, etc, in good
Realty Associates, Rf15 nGSre, sToR2 S0 ceeh's eo
CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT ST, FRONT
incosed porehes IDEAL for ooa; private OTS, resi.
dsnee or hiEh-eiass roomins and boarding,
GEORGE 6 e 6lstrivi W iI9I hIMK1Ns CO. 1872" H st.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 6405, MEADOW
rooms center hall, large living room. fire.
Open Sunday. Adams 1921,
1000 IOWA .AvE.--6 RMS. GAR; FINE
condition. l40S Delafield pl.-Det., o rms,
oil heat. Others. GE. lie
1900 IRVING ST NW-S ROOMS lla
baths, oil heat electric refrigeration Open
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOUSE. IDEAL
ropr,1 Ior entettaining hthi Spacious grounds 10
pletey modern. Open Sun 4sl7 Conduit rd
FIJRNISHED SEVEN pnnMC OpEM
Sunday; good Shape Shape. 55I7 G7Tn illinois oaEe ave-
NV.
GEORGEToWN-CHA BEAUTI-
fully furnished bedrooms, . baths, fire.
place maids room, bath; lovely garden;
500 month; lease. Hobart @021.
BETHEsDA-7vERY NICELY FURN. D
room room bungalow cony stores and trans;
TTfet W1 ssa3 street CaI INT Ms CHI Chrstmsn
$500 Wis. ave.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-6 ROOMS, .
baths, malds room; re Iscreation room, 2-car
porcheS, earage: new condition; auto. heat.
Adults: $50. open 10 to > Sunday
8 ROOMS AND BATH-S47.5O.
ga 10th ST. n.e.-Mod brick. 3 bed
rms rps 2.car gar, h.-w,h. DIXIE REALTY
s,,n BRADLEY RAJ E3.l HILLS .5Lss.II5 .gIETgEsPMA M ~
gain ga hs al this sms Rental 07hs vi 64S fsr $50 Bar
CHEVY CHASE. D. C AND MD CALL US
TO see our list Of homes in this delghtful
neighborhood Prices range SIS 10 Sl50
per month
EDW H JONES L. CO. INC
55"0 Conn. Ave Woodey 300
1"l 10th ST. s.E.-6 R, b, H.-wH-.
gar SI5 90
1l29 Chicago st. se-6 r. b. elec,
h-Vh 45no
453 Irving st. NV r b, h-w.h. 81 80
THOMAS p. BROWN
6l5 4th St. SW Ma fS72
RENTAL BARGAINS
562T ROCK CREEK FORD RD NV
Detached, ! 0 ms, ia Baths. OIL Heat Gar
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARLINGTON, VA.-5 OR ROOM HOUSE;
fireplace. oil heat, full basement, garage.
Chestnut 1854.
BY CARPENTER-CTTY OR SUBURBS;
reasonable; consider one in need of repair
or caretaker. Box 5S-S. Star.
FURNISHED OR BEDRMS., BATHS,
auto. h., yd. NV. area or nearby suburbs,
for or mos. from about Oct. l. Tel.
HO. 1916 between 1872 pm.
MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE. Sc. SECTION,
for refined family of three; rent not to
exceed S45 to $50 per month. Write
Box 56-S. Star.
OR 5 ROOM BUNGALOW IN CITY OR
nearby: state price and condition. Box
30-S. Star 16'
ROOMING HOUSE WANTED-S TO 10
rooms furnished, with board. in downtown
section. Oxford 0537.
BY NAVAL OFFICER WITHOUT Chill
dren, furnished house in NV D. c. or Hill
crest section: for longer than four months.
Box 455-R, Star. 16'
HOUSE. CITY OR SUBURBAN THREE
zone; have my own gas range and re-
frigerator: would like to move Oct 15,
1910. Box 464-R. Star. l6'
WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
5-rm. and 1-bath and 6-rm and 2-bath
houses for rent in nearby Nd; owners of
such property are advised TO list with
rent re- '0a mgr. f r. DsPHAR. Mc.. To7s oid
Georgetown rd.. Bethesda, Nd. WI. 210e.
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HOUSES UNEuRNIsHEp.

3712 FULTON NW.-8 r., AMI $4,000
l1O5 D ST. SEC r., ami. $3.50
ME-. 1900 DU. 700.
NEW 5-ROOM HOMES,
washington siXs ARL1sGroH st oSTth Lonsfeiio~'
Never before occupied semi-detached
brick, full basement, oil heat. Close to
VIII" kelley, STEELE & BRANN1R.
NE. CORNER HOME.
1920 18th ST. N.E-7S?0.
dhns %Sq's sd bedro6ms an Kitchen haS r0S% Sna
'Sia I4o4 feiEiseFa'el K eArR1rz. pr $3.50.
1909 BAYARD BLVD.-s45.
Bungalow; Iiv. din. room. kitchen, bath,
es bks from a1 Mass Gia0T and Westerp sqiG
" A. A. S. GARDINER,
-16l0 X st. NV. National 0334.
3O15 ORDWAY ST. NV.
rooms bath. pantry. porch. basement
4117 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
rooms bath. porch. oil heat. gear
% 9th ST. S.E.
8 rooms. bath, basement. $50
GOSS REALTY CO.,
14O5 Eye St NV. MA. 1853.
2910 18th ST. NV.
rooms and 2 baths SIS 90
Pill S ST. NV.
g rooms. 3 baths. . lavatories Slo5 90
261l 18th ST. NV.
WASH. LOAN g. TRUST CO, ~
900 NV. R. E. Dept. MA. 344o.
BURLEITH-GLOVER PARK.
few choice homes in this section. Car
s1s1l 70 inspect: Rentals from S65.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. 1880,
SUNDAY. WO. 9100.
97l5 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE.
rooms and bath on 1st floor; rms
ard bath on End floor: h.-wh., Gear
garage. $50.
R. V. MARCERON,
6l3 10Th St NV. MA. s5ss.
44O1 7th ST. NV.
front po4sh hsh s6
S. LEE HARRISON,
29!7 New York Ave NV. RE 3435.
HOMES AND BUNGALOWS,
p b.,h: C sGsa-ni and Nd TO II rms; | to 3
spedton sfEssa LESLIE PfS ESsE I'VE wo i3vie
815 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
rms, bath. garage, newly decorated
fine lawn and graDe arbor in rear. sos
5l5 18th ST NE.
rms. bath. made up for . families.
Conveniently located $50.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES,
9lO c S.. sE-Semi-det 5 rms
bath, h-w.h.. excel cond $40 so
1877 Abbey Pl. Me- rms. bath
NV h, elec. refs, built-in
527 Somerset Pl Nw-5 rms bath
h.-w.h.. built-in gar. refg. So so
9l4 Spring Rd. NW-6 rms, bath
h.-wh. newly papered - S50. 90
226 Tenn. Ave. NE rms. bath,
incl. porches. INV h.
1922 Hamilton ST NW-Det &
rms. bath elec. refg.. oil h. $50 90
,. gar, h-w.h, redec. 80 SIS 90
31i6 Benton 81 NW.-Semi-det
rms > baths, oil heat, built
in gar mws insulated Ss5 90
1o42 18th St. VS. rms. e, baths
oil heat. elec refg. gar. ss5 90
L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th ST. NV. MA. O653
S6O-NEw HOUSE, 1920 GOOD HOPE
rd. s.e.-6 rooms and bath: ami.
air-conditioning oil burner. To inspect. call
at ZOO Good Hope rd.. phone
AMER SECTTR TTY 8y TRITST 90
Evening star., 1940-09-15

HAMLIN ST. NE-s
rms bath: heat cleo hot water incl;
ready on or before Oct. l; S65. MI. s564
COLORED-5I4 COLUMBIA ROAD NV
e rms. b.. h.-wh h, elec. So 80
A. L. GRINDLEY, 936 N. Y. AVE. NV.
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL s ROOMS, BATH
with shower hardwood frs: semi-detached
in Capital View; 5211 East Capitol st:
rent, S53.25; avail at once. Capital View
Realty Co. 925 N. Y. ave. NV.
rooms 3 inclosed porches, garage and
fruit trees. So so.
CoLORED-2sOO BLOCK 18th ST. NV
rooms, Ia baths. Timkin oil heat, .
car garage. SD. Columbia GIL.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

3403 34th PL. NV
boGse GleveianS L S.d, Park sectien; stt5 det: srm
;ird ;ry floor H@ sxcel; cond. s75, DIXIE REAL
HOMES FOR YOUR NEEDS.
B.s $a s ssshs' ns corner l5'ooo
,o7 ICON EOOms san and baths: baths det;, large lot.
2ooms Bath S se5afsoS dafsoSed Md
cd 8 Fo2m;; j bath, attic space, porchss
,oe rooms and bath; semi-det. brick ''-oo
4434 Ivy St, Mt. Rainier Md $4,000
30 rooms and bath, extra large lot.
Can be seen by appointment only. Call
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
NV BLDG. Rents and Sales. DI. 6O92-3
OPEN TODAY, l TO SPIN.
1850 BEECHER STREET NV.
Good section, attr brick. rms, bath.
Ra ss ssss RS5sfSE sHSGfy ssSe Geo.
7700 GA. AVE. NV.
Detached. T rooms a bedrooms, bath,
hot-water heat. electric refrigeration ga
rage: rental, S75. Key 7712 Ga. ave. ex-
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 NV MA 1900.
5O21 AND 5025 FULTON ST. NV,
Near Conduit .rd. and Dana pl.-Detached
brick house of rooms and bath. h.-wh.,
garage. $50.
MICHIGAN PARK,
4124 10th ST. NE.
Near transportation. schools. stores. etc T.:
immaculate @ comfortable rooms. beautiful
tile bath, fireplace. automatic heat. fenced
in garden; available Oct. Is; S75 per mo
2710 WOODLEY PL. NV,
East of Conn. Ave
rooms and bath 2 porches garage, gas
heat. S75. Open for inspection.
3724 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
8 rooms ana bath. oil heat. 2-car ga
rage. S75.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
REALTORS,
73s 18th NV. DI. $3.50.
726 SOMERSET PL. NV.
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. ga
rage: semi-detached brick house $50 so
HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
1o24 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. Sl41.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

BARGAIN-CALLED OUT OF CITY BY
Govt, G-rm. house, b.. 3 comp. fur
upstairs bedrooms occupied; rms, bath
downstairs unfur.: suit. for couple; imme-
diate possession: SS5. GE. 1880.
WESLEY HTS-FURNISHED OR UNFURN.
10 rooms. baths. Seen by appointment.
Emerson 2549.
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3403 34th PI. NV

1900 oath ST NE
Corner detached + rms bath: earaze: 9
porches; beautiful home OWNER DU IA
Evening star., 1940-09-15

4IU3 DAVIS PI. NV.
Lovely apt in new bldg. conveniently
located to transp rms, din. kit and
bath. So so.
646 IRVING ST. NV.
Desirable newly decorated apt, con-
venjently located to everything; . rms
KIT bath porch SO 80.
a02 EVARTS ST. NE.
. rms, kit bath. S34 90.
.125 H ST NV.
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OFF 18th. SPRING RD-oWNER SAC
bkfst. rm.. den, 81, 81. pch. recr rrn
garage. modern kitchen: new Frigid and
range. Owner needs smaller; no trades;
81 $50: clear BOX 35-S Star
Evening star., 1940-09-15
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

Near 46th St and Mass Ave
S90--Lovely 6-room Colonial brick de-
tached home splendid value See at once
by appointment EDMUND J. FLYNN,
Woodward Bldg RE. l@lS.
20lG OTIS ST NE R.. B., GAR. S57 30
2so5 R, l. ave. n.e-S r: b, oil 1000
3507 Path e.-S r, > b. 1000
1923 Monroe n.e.-6 r. b. 1000
VIM r. THOROWGOOD,
2O24 r. l. Ave. NE. DE. OBJ.
4712 18TH R, . B, YD, CoNV SIS 90
l2is KENNEDY st r. yd-. gar IS 90
PIP iIhnols ave. r. yd., gar 30
Excellent Cond Mon GE O1 ~
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LAST CALL-FIRST ALL-CASH OFFER
above 81 500 takes nice 4-large-room and
throw IN extra lots adjoining II you
want this property on terms will sell for
300 cash and balance like rent. at a price
location pT FACT OnN.1 CnTT 80
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. 14ll

FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1. 14l1.
BARGAIN-COBLENTZ,
Corner North Capitol and Fla. Ave. NV
rms. kit, bath porch; Frigidaire.
Jan service heat light furn,; $3.50
rms, K b porch: Frigidalre; CAR ~ - |oo'
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO..
1925 North Capitol St. DU. 1856
eFISED BET CoFoREP2 4Ins KIN 6afh no ehidren
reference; $500 Apply Apt !,
REFINED CoLoRED-LARGE BEDROOM
kitchen and bath; clean modern; no chill
ants and houses, $3.50 to $40. BEH-
REND. 1917 F. lS'
coLoRED-12e7 HARVARD ST, NV.
9as nss M N aad 9 Rss RsP 3Es o0r gas
CoLORED-Now AVAILABLE IN THIS
fine apt development, "a to 4s g st: s:v
Geae sd Sea not Water snG
electric. included. See janitor' basement
coLoSREp; WITH GOOD REFERENSEs nc Is
APT arIEck Il 1tl5 54!5 !' Pa AVE- K Re 1853 90
kPARTME;NT; coLoRED. REFINED; !: :.
Opnted 5a56 ss5S asvy s4S5
S45.5O; or rooms. 1926 14th st. NV.
coLoRED-3o0l ,l4th ST. Ma
81 ~
Oct. |. MI. s564.
CoLoRED-No; 131. 22nd ST. NV m
rooms ofits kltshen srdr2 and hath $40 90
1Tl9 K St. NV. MA. 1855.
FOR COLORED.
1928 RIGGS PL. NV.
Ret and s5s snd sh 18Th and a6t 10th R,tS sts
ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg. MA. $500.
COLORED
2l33 Newport Pl. NV, No. 2.
rms kit; bath SSs75Q,,
rms. kit. bath, $50
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
1924 14th St. NV. District 3346.
FOR CoLoRED
HEATED APARTMENTS
1li5 9TH st. n.w.-1 rm., kitchen, $50 so
poo Westminster st. NV rms, kit,
$3.50
1742 Corcoran St. n.w.-1 rm., kit, $50 So
S. LEE HARRISON,
p@7 New York Ave. NV. Republic 3435
FOR coLoRED.
1880 18th ST. NV.
<r. k. b.. foyer, porch; refg.: S7O-S75.
Is LOGAN CIRCLE NV.
r, KID. b.. porch, S47 50-S52 so.
3012 14th ST. NE.
r. k. b.. porch. S45
John R. Pinkett, Inc,
DU. s1s1. 1902 N Jersey Ave NV
Evening star., 1940-09-15

BETHESDA, Md DISTINCTIVE NEW
houses, near grade, parochial and high
school. 3 bedrms. and bath. attractive
porch and paneled recreation room air
conditioned automatic heat. One available
nov. by Oct. Is. $500. E. NJ. FRY.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

$500 OTIS ST. MT. RAINIER Md
rooms, bath, glassed-in sleeping porch,
built-in garage. cellar; 500.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

1929 WARDER ST. N.w.-"-STORY,
rms. . kits. screened porches. h.-w h.
Suitable " families. Good trans. AID. Oo14.
4lO7 FESSENDEN ST. N.W.-AVAILABLE
Oct. l. nearly new, Il rooms and bath. oil
heat; gar; close to schools. churches and
transportation. J. DUGAN. owner. 4202
Evening star., 1940-09-15

POTOMAC HEIGHTS-JUST COMPLETED
.-6 rms, bath. lavatory st n. $40 Caro-
lima pl NV. EN-. 1923 or WO. 1851.
NEW BETHESDA HOMES FOR RENT-6-
room and bath rec, room In basement
large wooded lot brick construction. Mr..
Evening star., 1940-09-15

3712 FULTON N.W-S R., AM.I--S95.0 90
l105 D ST. SEE r., ami. - 81 80
ME. 4300 DU 1900
Evening star., 1940-09-15
WOODBRIDGE,

Beautiful detached l0-room home 81
paths and lear garage, available at once
i. DOCKS west Of 18th ST in Rock Cree
Park. Phone Taylor 1858. l5s
Evening star., 1940-09-15

and balcony second floor; recreation room,
fireplace, half bath, laundry and garage in
basement; 3 years old. excellent construc-
tlon' condition and location: automatic
neat. IO-c cash $3.50. Pa 2nnn. naner
Evening star., 1940-09-15

! SS0-ATTRACTIVE 6-RM BRICK ENG
iish lsai type. on beautiful street in desirable
! sectlont conv. to everything; large living
rm,, bedroom on 1st fl. maids quarters
! with fuii bath; attached garage; excep-
tional value. Call Mrs Rowe, F. r. SPEAR,
| Md. WI. 21OS
Evening star., 1940-09-15
1929 COL. RID. NV.

S42.5O-Front and Corner Apis,
Rms, Kit. and Bath.
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