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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-15
ANNA5N0W,
0LDTIMER,
DIES HERE
Pioneer Woman Of Terri
tory Passes After
Lingering Illness

Death came to one of Alaska S
foremost and best-loved pioneers
last Saturday evening with the
passing of Mrs. Anna Snow, 81,
who died at st. AIMS Hospital after
a lingering illness. At her bedside
was her daughter, Mrs. Crystal
Snow JENNIE, with whom she had
lived for several years.
Anna Rablen Snow was born in
Cornwall, England, on April Is, 1861,
and came to the United States five
years later with her mother. and
four brothers and sisters. From New
York. they journeyed by stern
wheeler through the Panama Canal
to California, where the father had
preceded them, the year being 1867,
in which Alaska was purchased
from Russia.
Twenty years later, now married
and with two children, Mrs. Snow
came to Alaska, arriving in Juneau
on April 10, 1887 Here the Shows
put on a series of theatrical per-
formances, to which the miners and
prospectors flocked, the first plays
ever given in Alaska
In Klondike Rush
In 1893 he family went to the
states intending to stay but we're
back within three months The
next year they went over the ia
nous trail Of 98, the Chilkoot Pass,
during the Klondike rush, to Forty
mile, where they prospected in the
summer and in the winter giving
theatrical performances to the am
azed miners and Indians who came
from a wide radius to see and hear
them. Later they lived at Circle
and from their cabin could see the
yearly breakup of the ice in the
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DR.. COUNCIL
PASSES AWAY
ON SATURDAY
Death Comes Suddenly TO
Dean Of Alaska Surgeons,
Commissioner Of Health

Walter Wooten Council M. D
81, Dean of Alaska surgeons, Com
missioner of Health for the Terri
tory, died at 9:15 o'clock last Sat-
urday night as the result OF a heart
attack.
The doctor collapsed in his Bar
anof Hotel apartment early in the
evening upon return from a pro-
fessional call and death came As
minutes later. Drs. w. M. White
head and Paul Lindquist were sum-
moned by Mrs Council and were
present at the time of his passing.
DR.. Council performed two oper-
ations Saturday morning at st.
AIMS Hospital. He enjoyed hunt
ing trip last Thursday and was
planning another outing yesterday.
His death closed successful
medical career which began in Al
aska when he became surgeon for
the Ellamar Mining Co. in 1906,
and from 19O8-27, surgeon for the
Copper River Railway and Kenne-
colt Copper Co. From 1916 to 1927
he was assistant surgeon in the
Public Health Service and has been
Commissioner of Health for Alaska
since 1888.
In 1896 he formed the Juneau
Medical and Surgical Clinic, with
Drs. w. M. Whitehead. C. c. Carter,
w P. Blanton and r. H. Williams.
He was secretary treasurer of the
Alaska Board of Medical Examiners,
an officer of the State Provincial
Health Authorities of North Amer
lea, a member of the American
Medical Association and served on
many professional groups includ-
ing the Surgeon Generals Com
municable Disease Control Com
mittee, the Committee for the Pre-
vention of Blindness, the American
Child Health Association, and nu-
merouS others.
Walter Wooten Council was born
in Council, N. c., May Is, 1882
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FIGHTING .|5
FIERCE OVER
LER05 ISLAND
British Improve Positions
Although Germans
Cut Forces

CAIRO, Nov. 15.--British troops
improved positions in the central
and northern sectors of the Dode-
anese Island of Leros yesterday in
flicting substantial casualties on
the Germans and capturing num-
Der of prisoners, today's commun-
ique says.
Fierce fighting continues on the
island which is an important stra-
tegic point in the Aegean because
it is a sub base.
Accompanied by continual aerial
blows, long range Fighters carried
out an intense pounding over Ger
man positions.
However, official reports indicate
the enemy has established numeri-
cal superiority and straddled the
island at its narrowest point, vir-
tually dividing the British and Ital-
ian defending forces.
The Allies still hold the chief
town in Leros.
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TWO AREAS
SMAshEpIN
BIG 1NIA(k
Liberator, Mitchell Bomb
ers FolIowUp Assault
by Fighters
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Nov
15.--Liberator and Mitchell bombers,
following up a strafing raid of
Fighter planes plastered Alexisshaf-
en- and Madang with 223 tons of
bombs last Saturday in the heaviest
aerial assault yet thrown against
the Japanese in New Guinea.
P-40s and P-38 Fighters swept
the airstrips at medium height,
followed by Mitchells at tree top
height to give the enemy thor
ough going over. With strong pro-
lection on hand, there was no jap
anese planes in the air. 1t is be-
lieved that earlier attacks on We
wax and Madang airstrips kept
the Japanese from aerial inter-
ference.
The Australians are progressing
up Markham Valley down the Kamu
Valleys 1t is presumed that such
giant attacks as that on Saturday
is intended to hamper enemy aerial
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GET READY
FOR ALASKA
FISH PLAN
10 Make Appointments
Soon 10 Conlenfrd-
ton Committee

SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-According to
information received here by Ralph
Ferrandini. field administrator for
Alaska fisheries, DR.. Ira N. Gabriel
son, Deputy Coordinator for the
office of Coordinator OF Fisheries
Harold L. Ickes, will announce ap-
pointments of fishery industry con-
sultants to serve during 1914 on the
Alaska Salmon Conservation Com
mittee in few days.
The chief function of the COM
mittee will be to prepare and to
assist in executing and operating
the plan through which the largest
possible production of Alaska
canned salmon can be obtained.
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DEER SEASON
ENDS TONIGHT

Hunters are reminded by the Al
aska Game Commission office that
the 1913 deer and goat season
ends tonight.
The season for waterfowl remains
open in Southeast Alaska until No
vember 30, and open season for
moose starts November 16.
Despite the weather, many hunt
ing parties are taking advantage of
these last few hours to get their
limit of game, and numerous local
sportsmen are expected to return
here within the next day or SO from
nearby hunting areas.
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PROBE ORDERED,
LIQUOR INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON. Nov Is. - The
Senate Judiciary Committee has APP
proved unanimously the resolution
authorizing inquiry into the liquor
industry practices, and Chairman
Frederick Van Mugs promises some
startling developments"
Senator Van Mugs told reporters:
II have made some preliminary in
quiries and / think I can promise
some real revelations as to tax
lodging and liquor boarding. I am
also convinced there is enough Ii
quor in this country to last five or
six years and it is being withheld
from the market"
Hearings will start early next
week.
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HERE FOR SHRINE woRk

E. ID. Steffen and T. o. Givan,
both of Ketchikan, have joined the
pilgrimage to Juneau where they
viii participate in the special
Shrine ceremonials. While in the
Capital City they are guests at the
Gastineau Hotel.
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2trafing, Bombing Raids Hit New Guinea
Last Eating Place al
Wranqe|| Closes Doors

Records show that in February,
1898, there were four restaurants
here and in March there were "a,
including small coffee shops. This
was when Wrangell was the Klon-
dixie Gateway.
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The W ashington
Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
(Msjor Robert 3. Allen on active dutyJ

WASHINGTON-O contributing
factor in the increasing paper
shortage has been lack Of boy
power to collect scrap paper, plus
lack of War Production Board
sparkplug to get paper collection
campaign humming.
What happened was that short
ly after Pearl Harbor, housewives
and youngsters collected scrap paper
with such zeal that scrap dealers
were not able to take care OF 1t.
reduced the price, sent word out
that no more paper was needed.
American patriotism was too much
for the unorganized scrap industry
and Government.
At that time scrap paper was not
SO urgently needed. But now the
situation daily grows more acute.
Most scrap paper is made into card
board or heavy pastsboard packing
boxes, much Of it used to send war
good abroad. When enough scrap
paper is not available for V-boxes,
then they are made of raw wood
pulp, thus taking newsprint away
from the daily newspapers.
Belatedly, therefore, the War Pro-
auction Boad has begun to stir it
self regarding paper salvage. Its
inertia has been as bad as its ini-
tial failure regarding scrap iron.
But that does not make the paper
less needed, Actually Uncle Sam
needs 100000 tons Of scrap paper
There is saying that nothing is as
dead as yesterdays newspaper. But
now any old newspaper is alive Tor
scrap purposes. All sorts OF paper
is acknowledgements packages, can
dy boxes, paper cups, newspapers
everything.
Scrap paper actually is in such
demand that one biscuit company
had to shut down because it was
unable to get paper boxes. 1t is SC
short that black market has
sprung up. Imagine year ago
bootlegging waste paperl
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WRANGELL, AlaslS, Nov. 10
Helen's Place, noted coastwise for
conviviality if not for cuisine, has
closed, leaving Wrangell without a
restaurant for the first time in his
tory.
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CRIp5K0LM
NEAR5 HOME

RIO DE JANIERO, Nov. 15.-The
repatriation ship Gripsholm with
$500 American citizens aboard.
returning to their homes from Jap
internment camps, locked here
this afternoon enroute to New York
City.
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HOFFMAN IN JUNEAU

David A. Hoffman representative
of the Lomen Company is a guest
at the Baranof Hotel after bust
ness trip to Ketchikan.
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FROM PELICAN CITY

Jane C. Pege and Jean Hanson,
both of Pelican City are guests at
the Baranof Hotel.
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GOV. BRI(kER
TO R UN FOR
PRESIDENCY
Name Will Go on Ohio Pri-
mary Ticket, Presented
10 COP Convention

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov 15.-Gov.
John w. Bricker will not run again
for Governor of Ohio. instead he
will seek the Republican nomina-
ton for President.
Il shall be candidate for Pres
ident OF the United States at the
Ohio Primaries and before the Re-
publican National Convention said
Gov. Brickcr today.
Regarding primaries in other
states, Gov. Bricker said this will
be determined By events las they
come"
Gov. Brokers term as Governor
of this state expires January 2, 1915.
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SENATORIAL COURTESY

One Of the oldest subterfuges
practiccd in the name Of Senator
ial dignity" is the deletion of acri-
monious debate from the Congress
sional Record However, Florida's
fortnight young Claude Pepper is
one Senator who believes in keep
ing the record straight, regardless
of whom it hits.
Pepper recently had fiery ex-
change with Texas Chairman Tom
Connally of the Foreign Relations
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FROM STRAWBERRY POINT

Glenn H. Neitzert, of Strawberry
Point, is a guest at the Gastineau
Hotel.
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AT GASTINEAU

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burnham are
guests at the Gastineau Hotel,
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Evening star., 1943-01-05

Small family require unfurnishcd apart
nent or house: permanent residents eX-
cellent references; good care assured for
your property. North 5000. 1O'
Evening star., 1943-01-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WE'VE GOT THE TENANT YOU WANT
National concern wants long-term lease
on 5000 or more square feet for truck
repairing. Must be in town and have L.
GEORGE Y, WoRTHINGTON Il SON,
Real Estate Since Sq2
17lo Eve 81 NV Natlnnal 23o~
Evening star., 1943-01-05
NEW,

Detached. beautiful Penn. ave. sc. hill;
PermaStone finish, @ large rooms, baths,
recreation room; Highwood drive q blks
from Penn. ave). Only SlO5OO.
ADELBERT W LEE
3of1 ,nno
Evening star., 1943-01-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON CONNECTICUT AVE
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME FOR
YOUR BUSINESS? SUBSTANTIAL :}-ST DRY
AND BASEMENT BRICK. / block from
Shoreham Hotel. Ideal for Offices, organ-
ization or professional building Posses
sion. Evening or Sunday. call Mr. Mea sci :
EM 33.2. BOSS & PHFI PS Ma 03nO.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

$500 FIT OF STORE AND LOFT SPACE
in 4-Storv building at King and Lee SITS,
Alexandria. New coal-fired heating plant
Temple 1000
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DETACHED 2-STORY FRAME
6 ROOMS RATLI &c onn
4th AND CONCORD AVE

street. Car and bus u block R I ave
2 Nd. $500 cash, $50 per mo RA.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

BUICK l941 Special sedanette: two-tone
gray, excellent white sidewan tires under
seat heater. radio. defroster, foam rubber
Box 3I4-I. Star
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FARMS FOR SALE.

- ACRES. 90 MILES FROM DISTRICT
prince Geor-es County,, modern s-rm.
house with full bath and hot-water heat:
good barn, 5-rm tenant house and other
farm bid-s; move right in. terms or trade
tor d c. property. may rent. Call
Evening star., 1943-01-05
S7,950-CORNER.
Near Calvin Coolidge Hiph

4NNttA CttIF III NOUIIUEp T1IRII.
A splendid home, convenient to elemen-
tary. tr. and sr. high schools: bus tranSp .
shopping center and recreational park i'm
medtately at hand. Semi detached brick.
southern exposure, & lovely bright rooms,
modern kitchen with all-steel cabinets
electric retrlgerator. rock wool insulation
kEWANEE ALL-STEEL OIL FURNACE
tadequate oil ration), built-in garage, com
ple'e set of awnings. attractive lot, Anchor
Sleel fence. Immediate possession reason
able terms, Evenings. call Mr. Walk, OR.
S9oS. THOMAS J. FISHER d. CO, INC,
Realtors - ' -
Evening star., 1943-01-05
S12,750.
CHEVY CHASE MD

West Of Conn we. 4 bedrooms, . baths,
attic, heated sleeping porch Fine wooded
InEpeCtion call EDWARD H. JONES & CO,
WO. 1900, TIL 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
ATTENTION.

" . 4AIIhDI bHfLJH1N.
Only ~7,45n for this modern 6-rm
PRICE conv. to Navy Yard; 3 bedrms tiled
path " screened porchcs, gas heat: vacant.
Terms DIXIE REALTY co Ma $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
KENT
NEW HOME
SIS. 500
4 BEDROOMS

detached brick home located in a
community Of character; living room,
study with lavatorv and screened porch;
: bedrooms. baths; maids room with
main, recreation room with fireplace .
car attached garage very large lot with
many fine trees Ready for immediate
Philips & CANBY. INC.
MA 4tOF. RealtOr, lNl"
Evening star., 1943-01-05
RESPONSIBLE

teGoI oINolbLG GAGSO " 1lV L
And wife desires de luxe apt. AT once. at
least . bedrmS, - baths, showers; prefer
very large living room; best section only
Phone Executive 34l5.
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so 500 ACRES MOnFpN

55.oUU-Z TUNES. MODERN.
3-bedrm. brick home, 10 miles out on
good road, with built-in garage, poultry
houses: garden. An ideal place to COM
mute from. 50 600 down.
JOHN BURDOFT,
.CnlesNille. Nd Phone Ashtnr oSda
Evening star., 1943-01-05
OFF 14th AND PARK RI

attractive brick. 7 rooms, = baths, oil
neat porches, etc: conv. 10 stores. schools
ana transportation. BE sure to inspect this
unusual value for only & $50: terms
YOUR NEIC;HBOR BOUGHT FROM US I"
IEO NJ BERNSTFIN z co NE ,1nn
Evening star., 1943-01-05
RED BRICK COLONIAL.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

This od-lookng Colonial house can be
bought at a very reasonable price In
cludes wide center hall, exceptionally large
living room, goodsized bedrooms and
" baths on second floor, auto heat, 2-car
garage The house is situated close to the
Chevy Chase Country Club in nearby Chevy
ChaSe, Md. For appointment, please call
Evening star., 1943-01-05
MONEY 70 LOAN.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQ1Ds.

NEED $40 TO 5000 BY TOMORROW?
Cali Mr. Waller at Glebe iii {Rosslyn) or
Mr.. Murphy at Hobart 0012. who arrange
Slngie Signature loans by phone. Employees
small Loan Corp, 1909 Rhode Island ave -.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

s ROOMS, . BATHS, COMPLETELY FUR
nished; basement with laundry tubs,
washer. work bench. bar and toilet: .
car garage. suburban home, 20 min
utes from heart of city, situated on top of
3 hill amid 80 trees. Inspection ar
ranged by phoning OWNER. Sligo 562
BEAUTIFULLY FURN, HOUSE ON AR
llngton Ridge-Walking dist to Pentagon
Bids; 3 bedrms,, 3 baths on 2nd floor
paneled den on 3rd, fireplace in liv rm
master hedrn. and recreation rm., maid S
nm. and complete bath: beautiful ward;
available Immediately. Seen by appoint
ment. OR, 66S6
S sEcTIoNI,NEW. AMI, 3 ROOMS,
Kitchen and bath: 500 monthly. furnish
ed, references. AT. 2656.
EYATTSVILLE. MD.-AM GOING TO
pave for rent my detached brick house, /
Dix. to transp after Jan Is Six we'll
planned, spacious rms. 2 tile baths, ample
STORAGE and closet space; large, light base
ment fireplace h.-wh Box 34a-L, Star.
COMPLETELY. FURNIsHED-FoUR-R ROOM
mouse able Jan. II, for minimum l
month, SS5, including Utilities, linens. etc;
oplion 10 rent UNFINISHED thereafter.
fES; SETTEL 520S G st. Sc. HI.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Redecorsted ready to move into. this
comfortable detached home contains 4 nice
bedrooms. , baths, first floor lavatory,
large storage attic, auto. heat Gear ga
rage. Owner will accept low ca sh payment
to responsible purchaser. Please call Mr.
Jones, CE 2OIo.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
BE THE FIRST

to take advantage Of this stone home in
Bethesda with bedrooms, . baths, 2
stone hreplaces recr. room. study aicove
of living room. built-in garage One of a
group Of nearly new homes owned by fre
neighbors and served by downtown bus;
Silver Spring nffS N'
Evening star., 1943-01-05

1shed or unfinished, ] or . room private
tpt. Frigdalre, NV LIST or 2nd zone;
convenient to Pentaeon Bldg; Will consider
.uylnE furniture; consider lease, Phone
Sepubhc 600, Ext. 1904. before 5:l5 p M.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
BUILDER OR BROKER,

. Almost 7 acres, 2nd commercial, near-!n
Northwest section, Zoned for row houses
4-famlly row fats or garden apts, utilities
available. Sale or Will exchange for i'm
proved property. Phone National OH
Evening star., 1943-01-05
A COUNTRY HOME IN THE

detached frame house on lot 5nx1o
Close TO 18th and Park I'd with ample
space for garden on the side and rear
foor,, and living room. dining room, hall
and kitchen on the first floor with eco
nomlcal oil hot-water heat. Only "a block
10 lbth st. bus. Vacant.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Est. 1887.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

/ ssPONSIBLE SERVICE FAMILY SEEK
.,ls 3 or bedroom furn. apt. or house,
W. or will EXCHANGE for same compact
= bedroom house San Francisco. built 1910
also La Sale sedan to exchange use or
ynershp on blue hook basis for car in
q: evening lnE
Evening star., 1943-01-05
CHEVY CHASE ID C.

Charming detached home on chew
Chase parkway, Just off Conn. ave has o
rooms ts bedrooms, 3 baths maids room
and bath gas refrigerstion, Gear garage;
business, district, schools and churches.
Ewes, phone TIE 2233
Evening star., 1943-01-05
DOWNTOWN APT. BLDG

3 stories. 81 apis larEe lot; annual rents
over $1,000; nicely financed price under
SIX times annual rental; shows good safe
return on equity investment
CALL Mr.. DREW, RE ISL
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON INVEST PIDG
Evening star., 1943-01-05
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Kill take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman's Nov
.ng Storage Co, Taylor 293T.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHep.

Old BLADENsBURG RD, back of Flor
snce's store-2 rms, kit. and bath: heat,
Gght and water furnished.
SEAUTIFUL Arm. AND BATH APT,
aev 5-story BLDG, elevator. switchboard,
utilities included: rent Sa95 mo. l
year required in adVance. IA. 660l
41c2 18th ST. N.W--ENTIRE End FLOOR.
rooms, kitchen, private bath; heat, elec :;
sewly decorated. couple. $3.50. After $50.
yAKOMA PARK-3-ROOM APT. NEAR
transportation Call 81. 4H49 after 2 p m.
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APARTs. FURk. OR UkFURk.

PRIVATE ROOM, BATH, KITCHEN
privileges; rent free for couple in re.
:urn woman to do general housework
Call WA. S2S4, to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
STUDIO-LIVING ROOM
NEAR WALTER REED

NEAR WALTER REED.
value. seldom found in this section of
! upper 18th st. This brick home has 4
| bedrooms, baths maids room and bath.
| and practically new automatic coal stoker
II is located within u block of 9Th st.
| An exceptionally good value at S12,95O
| Call ME 1143 until Q pm,
| !. WESLEY BUCHANAN RFAITOp
Evening star., 1943-01-05
HILLCREST, D. C.

LOVELY HOME-5 YEARS OLD.
Gas Heat.
Sl1,250.
Detached brick with slate roof living
and dining rooms, modern kitchen, . bed
rooms and bath on first floor; large room
and bath on second; screened porch, gas
heat storm windows; lot. 5Oxn29. through
to Fort Davis Park; detached garage with
concrete driveway; FILA financed: S5, 900
cash required
PHILLIPS T. CANBY, INC.
MA. 1900. Realtor 1Olo 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1943-01-05
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EXCELLENT 3-STORY BRICK. WITH
store and apartments. all modern. and a
concrete warehouse opening on a large
alley. Situated in a Well-estab bllshed and
rapidly progressing community. Leased to
one tenant, who pays all utilities, at S2,400
per annum. Price. slS,500. Adams 7901.
NV. SECTION, ROW BRICKS,
rooms, bath, cleo, rented to coored total
Call OWNER DI. 1880 or RA 034a
APT. GOOD NV. SECTION; "a APIS,
r, kit, bath. and 3 r, k, and b.. steam
apt. Is an outstanding buy at the price.
WApLE & JAMES, INC. Df, 3346.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, 420 ST NV, 1st
commercial Z rooms, two baths, INV h d,
elec.' 20-ft. brick: act today. RE b216.
NEW FULLY. RENTED APT HOUSE.
excellent location, high returns assured.
REQUIRES $4,000 to $4,000 cash. OR.
2244. MIR. LORD, RA. 67"s.
4-FAMILY FLAT.
Located in heart of Annacostia: corner
building, approx. 4 years old, rented at
$3.50 year oil heat, individual thermo-
stats. Each unit has living room. bed
room; dining room, kit, bath and porch:
Sll,s5U. cali Mr.. Peck. IA. 5522. with
SHANNON 81 LUCIS co,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
2FAMILY BRICK APT, GOOD CONDI-
ton. ! rms. and bath each; heated by
GOA Nr. 23rd and sts, NV. Price.
VIM. CoRCoRAN HILL CO,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
"A PERFECT HOME"
MICHIGAN PARK.

$10,950.
Facing a large Catholic institution is
this detached modern brick and frame
house of rooms, ? baths. side porch, ! =
car garage and oil hot-water heat on a
lot Soft. front. 1t is occupied by owner
and possession can be given. A real buy.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC, .
Est. 1887,
D1 1015. Realtor. 1919 st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1901 33rd ST. s.E.-GENTLFMAN TO
share room; SIS week. near bus. At
5-RM. APT, g BEDRNfs., LIV. RM, KIT :,
bath. years lease; refs; $3.50 month.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN ATTORNEY DESIRES
quiet Groom. kitchen, bath apt, North
west section. Can trade ] room, fireplace.
kitchen. bath ant. MI. 70S2. Sun. End eyes,
TWO O-BEDROOM APARTMENT UNFUR-
nIshed in modern apartment building, con-
venient to CAPITOL. Box 405-L star. ;"
.EODERN. UNFURN. ONE RM.. K AND B,
Nv. section, close in. by responsible Govt.
nan; TO sos. Phi. EX. 600, Ext, 767. -
20 LEASE OR SUBLEASE > OR 3 BED
:oom apt. in modern bldg. in n W. section
:or mos. or longer period. References
gwen; Phone AID. o700. Apt. 2l4-F; or
SE H400. Ext I'll 1GN
Evening star., 1943-01-05
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL SUBLET COMPLETELY FURN. LIV
nm, bedrm., kit, ba tn apt. for . mo. beg
ian, IS, 500 mo-: refs. required. CHI
eQ0n, Ext. $50.