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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
FISHERIES WILL NOT
 APPROVE PRlUhlTlES FOR
 ADDITIONAL FISHING BOATS

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 WAohIN GION-Ihe office of the Coordinator of Fisheries announced this week that. with few exceptions, it will not approve applications for prioriues TOT the construction ot any additional fishing vessels dur ing the remainder of the year.
 Construction of fishing vessels during the first half of the year has been so accelerated, Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson, Deputy Coordnator, said, that the materials originally estimated for the entire year oi Ig44 have been greatly depleted ms action was necessary, lie saIQ, 10 keep vessel construction program at the level approved by the War Production Board
 since materials were made avail able by the War Production Board year ago. OCT has recommended priorities for Hne construction of I.02y vessels. w hen vessels now under con- strucuon or approved have been completed, Dr. GabrieIsou saIu, and with the addition ot requsl- tioned vessels which are now Deug returned by the Navy in increasing numbers, Jne, U. $. nshing fleet will be substantially at its pre-war slze, aIthougn there will be a deficit h certain categorIes ot vessels
 The OIIIce oI the Coordinator oi rtsneries wIII not apply to WIPE for authorization of additional mater Ials beyond that already program med Tor the rest o1 the year, tue Deputy Coordinator said, for the reason that manpower shortages lack of shore facilities. and made 4uaUe relrIgeration are already act Ing as brakes upon the production oI the fisheries in many areas.
 In tour categorIes applications will sliu be considered. They are:
 (l) Applications that have aI- ready been submitted to the office of the Coordinator or Fisheries. but nave nou yet been acted on;
 (2J Requests for increase in pre- yious aIIotments;
 l5) Bona fide emergency or hard
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
HEINTzLEMAN IN TOWN

B. Frank Heintzleman, Regional was through Wrangell Wednesday eevening. While here he conferred with Mayor Fred G. Han ford on recreational facilities in this area and said he would probab- ly be back in Wrangeu in a short time to go up-river to investigate the recently discovered hot springs there to determine their possibility as being developed into a tourist attraction.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
MAVERICK MAKING SURVEY OF
 ALASKA INDUSTRIES

SEATTLE - Maury Maverick, chairman of the Smaller War Plants Corporation, flew 10 Juneau July 2O via Pan American Airways, at the special invitation Of Governor Ernest Gruening. He will make a survey of Alaskan industries.
 Accompanying him were W. 4. CastIeton, regional chairman of the smaller War Plants Corporation and Paul II. Jordan, director of office ot information for the Corporation.
 Visiting principal cities d towns of Alaska. the group will con fer with Governor Gruening on postwar reconyersion of war indus tries, Iurthering of free enterprise in Alaska, and opening up ot oppor- tunlties in the Territory Tor return ing serYicemen.
 Many of the servicemen who have been stationed in Alaska are talking of returning there to live after the war. Alaska must be ready for them-With jobs and oppo1un- Ities for free enterprise, said May erick. When the Army and Navy start caueelliug their military con tracts, Alaskan industries will bl nit with the rest Of the States. l IS for just such a crisis that We al, trying to prepare war plants for re conversion into peacetime indus tries.
 The Alaska tour will wind Ill Mavericks trip through the North west. He will return to Washington D. 0.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
Patrick Loftus

Patrick Loftus.
 Mrs. Frank Churchill Mrs. James Sharp Mrs. Ali Erickson Mrs Joe Reams John Lofsus
 Edward Loftus Manuel Loftus
  You Saw It In The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28

ship cases. such as the loss (not sale) Of a boat which is the own CTS means of a livelihoods
 (4) Applications that are intend ed to authorize a production sched- ule and preference rating only. without allotment of materials. or small projects of the backyard" type where the owner does his own building. and little or no material allotment is required.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28

rather hurriedly,a he tossed off one Presidential paper that may
 prove historically the most interest ing in his collection.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
WRANGELL SENTINEL

OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY PRINTED NEWSPAPER N THE TERRITORY
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
NOTICE

Breaking of bottles in the streets and on sidewalks must stop. Per- sons found guilty will be assessed the full penalty under city ordin- ance. Parents of youngsters who are guilty will be charged with the of- fense and prosecuted.
 TOWN COUNCIL
 TOWN OF WRANGELL
 L. B. Chisholm Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28

mark of the oId=time cowboy.
 .'You wouldn't find any mo curved legs in a group of cowbo than in any other grop." he says.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our friends for their sympathy and hndnesses In our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved mother, Mrs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
ANDERSON THROUGH

Harold Anderson, connected with FBI office in Juneau checked into The Sentinel office this week to say hello while his boat was in port briefly.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28

Digging the nails into a cake of soap before beginning work is a good plan for gardeners since it will keep grit from getting under nails.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
IT OUGHTA BE AN IGLOO

LAMP LIVINGSTON. La.- Ser geant Snow and Private Blizzard live in the same hut here in c bat ter, 564th AAA, AW battalion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28

Soldier" was derived from the Latin word 'solidus" meaning a soI- i'd piece Of money.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-07-28
MAYBE IT WAS JUST B0WLEGGED PANTS

NORMAN, Okla. - Dr. Carl C Rister, historian of the pioneer west, says bowlegs weren't a trade
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-30

When snipes just outside Of Aachen
roundup Of suspects resulted of this quite exraord
nary quartet four youngsters ranging in from to H. who
being Hiers
American MI and German rifle which they had placed wooden
Platforms the lift
their parents being authorities Signal Corps
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Cooper Renews Appeal !
For Unrestricted News
Among Worlds Nations

CINCINNATI, Oct. %. - R -
Kent Cooper, executive director and
general manager Of the Associated
Press, said today world peace
could be assured "on1y after gov
ernments permit the people of each
nation really to know the peoples
Of other nations through the med
ium of unrestricted exchange Of
news"
Cooper, a guest with Wilson
HickA executive editor of Life
magazine, on radio station WINS
World Front program, broadcast
over National Broadcasting Com
pany Network, said ~s'there will be
wars in the world as long as peo-
pie misunderstood one another"
Pointing to the way people live
together in small communities,
Cooper said the unrestricted ex-
change of news would lead to a
similar principle Of community
understandings as between nations.
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CONCERT CAMPAIGN
lis SELL-OUT HERE.

The membership campaign drive
of the Wilmington Concert asso-
citation, which closed Friday night,
was a complete sell-out and the as
ISOLATION now has a waiting list
Of names of people who want tick
cts not claimed by persons reserv-
ing them.
Announcement of the artists who
will appear in the four concerts
scheduled for the 1944-45 season
will be made following the receipt
of confirmation from the New York
offices of the Columbia concerts,
officials reported last night, adding
that a splendid list of attractions
will be offered.
The appearance of the famous
General Platoff Don Cossacks Choir
us on December 20 has already been
confirmed.
Concerts are available only to
the membership Of the association.
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u S. Attack On S,uiss
Aircraft Post Reported

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-R-The
Bern radio. quoting Swiss COM
munique, reported today that an
aircraft signal post at Noirmont in
Switzerland was attacked early
this morning by four American
planes.
The broadcast, recorded here by
CHS and the Blue network. said.
using bombs and gunfire, the air
craft also attacked for some time
the village station and surround
ing area. XXX Two houses near
the station were destroyed by fire.
leaving four families homeless. !"
No one was injured, it added.
Noirmont is in the Jura noun
tains, just across the border from
France.
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ASAHEL BUSH, APP
NEWSMAN, KILLED
By C. YATES MCDANIEL

BY C. YATES MCDANIEL
ASSOCIATED Press War Correspond
ent Representing the Combined Ann
erican Press)
M'ARTHUR's HEADQUARTERS,
Philippines, Oct. 25.-Oelaye6-
REAsahel (Ace) Bush, Associated
Press war CORRESPONDENT, was killed
just before dawn today in Taclo-
ban by Japanese bomb which
also wounded correspondents Stanly
Gum, Fort Worth Star Telegram
representative; John Terry, Chi
cago Daily News, who was knocked
temporarily unconscious and Clete
Roberts, blue network reporter.
The first correspondent to lose
his life in the Philippines and the
18th to be killed in the Southwest.
South Pacific theater, Bush prob
ably never knew what hit him.
In describing the bombing at
tack on a small ship flotina in
which ne carried out his last opera
tlonal mission-the first cavalry
division landings on the shores Of
San Juanico Strait-Bush wrote:
Near misses can have a deadly
effect" It was a near miss that
killed Ace" as he was always
called although he was proud of his
first name Asahel, 'the swiftest
of David's runners"
Associated Press Correspondent
Murlin Spencer found Bush lying
Is yards from bomb crater, ap-
parently sleeping and unhurt. A
doctor summoned within matter
of minutes said Bush died instantly
Of conclusion.
Bush had been in the Southwest
Pacific year, during which time
he covered almost every operation
launched by General Macarthur.
He had been close to death be.
fore--at Hollandia, where he near.
ly was blown up when an ammu-
milton dump was hit by Japanese
bomb.
Two days before he was killed
Bush was aboard a rocket ship off
the Leyte coast when it was STRAIT
ed by Japanese planes. In San Ped
70 bay the day before, he watched
an enemy bomber crash a few
yards from his ship.
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National Gallery Giuen
Rare Italian Collection

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-REA
large collection of rare Italian art
has been given the National Gal
lery of Art by Samuel H. Kress
of New York.
The collection consists Of II
paintings and Is pieces Of sculp-
ture. Among world-famed works
in the collection are the Raphael
painting Of Bindo Altoviti: the
iDomenico Venziano St. John in
the Desert, fifteen century panel;
the bust of Lorenzo the Magnifis
cent by Verrochio; and marble
busts of the Christ Child by De-
siderio Da Settignano and the
youthful St. John by Antonio Ros-
selling.
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MI MINGTON STAR

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So-Houses For Sale

FOR SALE: NICE BUNGALOW, COM
pletely renovated, large rooms, lights
minutes drive from Wilmington. High
way frontage. N. A. Merritt. Dial 2-3376
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EXCHANGE OFFER

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 29.-tR-The
Aftonbladt in an un-
dated story said today that it was
runored in Berlin political cir
cles that the German government
through a neutral power had Of
fered to free King Leopold Of
Belgium in exchange for Rudolf
Hess. Hess, No. Nazi who para
cnuted into Britain in 1941 just
before Germany turned on Russia,
is a prisoner CT the British gov.
eminent.
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CUB SCOUT MEET
PLANNED TONIGHT

A meeting of parents, who wish
their sons to be Cub Scouts in Pack
10, will be held at the First Baptist
church tonight at 7:30 o'clock, with
D. M. Darden presiding. Parents
of boys who wish to become Cubs
in Pack % will meet at Grace
Methodist church Thursday at 8
p. m.
The November Scoutmaster's
roundtable will be held at the Scout
office Thursday, Nov. 9 at 7:30
pm.
There will be a Court of Honor
at the courthouse Monday, Nov. g.,
at 8 pm.
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MULES. MULES, MULES. ENOUGH
to satisfy every need from the cheap
est to the very best on earth. save
time and money at c. S. Newton's.
Phone 2-S373.
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WHERRY TO SPEAK

HIGH POINT, Oct. %. = a. -
U. S. Senator Kenneth S. Wherry
(R-Neb.) will be heard on the pro-
gram of the 34th annual meeting
of the Southern Furniture Manufac-
turers Association to be held No
vember II, at Sedgefield Inn. Post
war and immediate problems of the
furniture industry will be discuss
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UNCLAIMED PLEDGES

UNCLAIMED PLEDGES
Overnight and Pullman
cases cowhide bound
edges. New $12.95 and S 1896
Brand new II Jewel water
proof and shockproof
watch Sweep second
hand ---$ ALSO
1920 rifle, lever action IS $3.50
Violin in case ga size 5 24.95
Trumpet in case, gold fin
ish $50
Concert size guitar very
fine make --$ $50
II Jewel Bulova wrist
watch. yellow gold with
stretch band ---$ $3.50
Alto Saxaphone, gold fin
ish, in case -$120. 90
Large size packing trunks
new. (Tax included). S $3.50
II Jewel Elgin pocket
watch, yellow gold case S 2495
Mems leather Gladstone
bags, new -----$ 80 SO
Golf bag with set Of clubs 5 sos
Plastic bugle, new 1898 7.95
Craftsman tools, nickel fin
1Sh lA.So
Clarinet in case, silver fin
iSh 4.50
Diamond Wedding set ----$195. 90
Platinum Diamond Dinner
ring-3 beautiful stones $195. 90
Lady's solid gold birthstone
Solid gold watch chain IS 24.50
Lady's 1OK white gold
bracelet with diamond
in center, odd design S $3.50
Lady's diamond yellow
gold dinner ring, nice
large diamonds ------$ $3.50
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5000 New Cars To Be
Released In November

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. - Up -
The same number of new passeng-
er cars as were released this month
and in September-3, 600-will be
available for rationing in Novem-
Der, the Office Of Price Admins
tration announced today.
The pool of new cars has dwindl-
ed to about 1900, as compared
with $4,000 at the start of ra-
tioning early in 1912, the agency
said.
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tsal mons nom Gan DRESS WE'LL SAVE
SENS, Front elothing bill at Finkel-
viii and Market Streets
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Formosa, sighted by Portuguese
mariners in the 18th century, was
called ''Ilha Formosa,'. or beauti-
full island.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

NV. GE. 1883. Underwoods. 81 .s5 mo-.
mos. in adv. S6: no del. 93-S5 add. dep.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. S25. After
5 pm, IA Mississippi ave, Silver Spring,
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux: in perfect
condition; new model; price, S75. Phone
yESEiiass iis BLINDS zspa.ntsas rsssDed.
ylOLINS. two fine ones: sacrifice, stuGents,
$40, $50: both with case and bow. After
waTfR af akAT.Rs nas@GRt Rex s Sizes Gas
viii install JOHN g. WEBSTER. Plumber.
@HrEk SS st. HEsrEK M 4lsa asso%ae hA Las ss9
bottled gas, 2o,,year guarantee All sizes,
immediate installation No down payment,
2 years to pay; SH; 691l.
sso.ao:so .5o:ro.s III lGo-ssilssaa sa espseisy ri
down payment 5 years to pay. FOR
mi, Informatlon phone At 1881. AMERICAN
WAVE w SvfRcoAr." " size aa; Is, Is, worn l mo-,
WiNDow SHADES - Bring in your old
9sE JOHN LoN 0u Nc & Fead eonn awe
NV, opposite. Uptown Theater
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
Stats. 1905 14th st. NV Phone AID. 433:i
ARE YOU looking for furniture? Must sell
by Oct. /; bedroom set, real spring mat
bed and ode. chair, good condition No
reasonable offer refused, Apt. "A. 410S
Nichols ave. s.w. Fort Drum bus stops at
PRIVATE PARTY owing sudden changed
plans Will sell at purchase price. Si6.:,
exquisite, super quality, dark ranch mink
neckpiece made by leading N. Y. wholesale
furriers; lust received. Phone KENT, co.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

1 BEDROOM furnished house in good n VI
section or nearby Md; $50 Emerson
CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY needs s-7-room
house or apartment, preferably Hill
PERMANENT GOVT. OFFICIAL wants 3-4
unf bedroom house. preferably Md or NV.
S70-StO0 Immediately or by Nov. can
furnish gas stove and refrigerator: refer
ences Oh. @34S i
Careful. responsible tenant wants I'm
furn. or" hedrm house or ant nv
HOUSE. unturnished. min bedrooms. dry
basement. District or within 10 mi: quiet
couple, no children. Eve. or Sun, Sliso
NAVAL OFFICER now renting delishttu
in Silver Spring. wishes trade for
3 or 4 bedrm. home. same area. either
furnished or ,unturnished. GE l"7o;
UNrURNIsHTD HOUSE. ; or 9 rooms.
good condition. white neishborhood. close
vance: not over. 500 per mo. Call Re
9l6l, $50 am. to 5 pm, MR.. BLESSING.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR, now with State
Department, wants 3bedroom furnished
house through June, 1945, preferably IN
Three children OF school age are under
rea sonably good contiol and parents tenn
perate habits inslre rugs and furniture
against alcohol stains. Phone RE $500
Ext. "tS9 evenings after s. AID "3s4.
NAVAL OFFICER and wife no children. no
pets desire furnished or partly furn, house,
> or more bedrooms; lease. Oliver 22l4
NEED " OF 3 bedrm house or apt: prefer
furnished convenient ppbllc Transportation.
Phone WI 65f4.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WIFE Of British offcer REQ, small turn,
house s,3Io or sp, bedr9oms p oooo Oct g;s nv.
MAJOR. wife and child desire o-bedroom
apt. or house. furn or unfurn. Deca
sETTLED WOMAN. Government employed:
hGSDand SHe aoeT ecsney nGy
UNIVERSITY PRoFESsoR and wife want
furnished liv. room, bedroom apaFtment
vEDELER before 6 T m, RE. $500, Ext
WIFE Of ARMY colonel desires small furn,
possessions. Box 2O-K, Star 81. 3lss.
wAN;T,ED.,Furqt,hsd houSskeepi,ns apt: g,;
9 OR Se'a' s" '0's to 'S foaa
for coape N MRS 'Evfae sIhVERMAN I'Gs Repubhc fpS
a-oG: .EXt. 7ss'5 or $3.50, ~
WOMAN, Government executive, desires I
NV. section Apt. would receive excellent
care, Call Adams o43o between $50 and
MAJOR AND WIFE desire furnished house
GhlaTen or pets, Chestnut 666: IS.
perm APT % a9u;s p o SS for for
%;Ss SiSs' raySo, sSy;Ps e Tayior 9ss7 eSennss
aIe-ased in as Midow Fesponsible Coy. emp,
apt, ne; sec. bet. Eastern ave. and Brent
wood. Mich ave. and Monroe ne; Oct. st
ARMY oTFicER and wife, no no child, m no
Sosv Sea,Pio% ,si ,ts ea drv5;s a,,n
for 81 o}D Snyo'f oaeR nice '3@s!
VIII Wi I0"Psf Three HGn MoSrHs sF rent IN aa
graduate; wife eraduate of Conn College
urgently need bedroom furnished, house
or frs, floor apt. IN Alexandria -Arlineton
area: near transportation. Call Republic
400, ex,. 6l5l3. After 5 pm call
TWo YoTNG WOMEN. sisters, perma-
nentlv, emoloyed, want furnished or un-
furnished apartment, two rooms. kitchen
and bath in apartment house or private
home. Northwest or GEORGETOWN, Box
MARRIED COUPLE wants completely furn.
or With sa
NORTHWEST sECTIoN-win you have
sirls9 De 5000, ext sa@, e-6. as.
ONE ROOM kilehenette, urn, by settled
EXCHANGE OR RENTGGo7t. Stae employe from
Boston E%st wants va % small apartment ! or :; bed
for furnished Boston apt. Call North as6s,
MR. ANDREWS. oS.
TWO WOMEN Red Cross workers desire
furnished apt. in nice NV. section; two
rooms, kit and bath. Box DIX Star.
NAVY 1T. AND WIFE desire 1-bedroom
furn. apt Call WO 1103, bet. 8 am.
GESfRaL taa an oFfIcHRs HftmaH WIFE desires turn
house or apt. NV. section; permanent re-
liable; references: DI 1850. Ext. 204. 2s'
DEPENDABLE COUPLE desire bedrm, llv-
ms rm., kit private bath vicinity Conn
ave. NV; no objection to reasona BILE rent;
Will pay to S10n: references. Call OR
All from : to 10 nm.
WAR CORRESPONDENT. wife. T-year-olt
daughter, want attractive apt. or small
house; 50 rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished, NV or vicinity; can lease: excel
lent references: Phone MA. 3s1O. Ext.
S61. between 1912.
TWO WAVE ENsIGNs need . rooms. kitch-
en-. bath, furnished. in NV. section. Call
ENSIGN sHULTZ. RE. 7400. Ext. 7S46
BY Settled BUsINEssWOMAN, living
room, bedroom, kitchenette. bath; fur
n1saed dish or IN nv seetio1
Box 2ss-K, Star. 2e'
Evening star., 1944-09-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BRICK BUNGALOW, Silver Spring sec
tion-Attractiv bungalow, has living rm
with fireplace, sood,size bedrms s0h11s nc ninf
price. $500: subs: cash. FLOYD E.
RfsTrf RAyIf co nriGArs@A NA sa2i detached center
hall Colonial 3 bedrooms: lovely large
lot Automatic heat. Price, 81 100. Call
JAMES E. sCHWAB. 55.9 Conn. ave"
NEAR KENwooD-An exceptionally ap-
pealins place with real honey at
mosphere. Lovely grounds. of nearly p
acre. beautifully improved with lawn.
shrubs, plants and numerous fruit trees
The house has recently been renovated
and contains entrance hall. living ,Nn, room
fine kitchen. 1st-hoor lavatory.. There are
excellent bedrooms, h.-wh built.in ga
rage. A real suburban flavor. vet located
the heart Of q RAPIDLY deyelOpnS ing ses,iqn ,s,,ns
sGHWGAs ,GAs OR $500 exemsiye sssnt
tas'ia 1ot arse tspS living nsf room S stone fireplace
dining room fully equipped kitehen; III Lava ,n.
tory md moor and arss bstn o v oa,hs s
ment L. G. WHITE; exclusive. 77l5 wis
SoT Sa2r'n ovEkpRTcED@sixroom aEf osG row brick.
in excellent Condition vacant Oct. lst:
in 34o0 block OF Holmead pl. NV: very
and churches, excellent terms may be ar
ranged at $3.50. or substantial discount
FOR cash, TO inspect call Mr.. Tabler day az
SHANNON &; LgoHS CO., 1903 H st ,o,si NV
home; Nevada ave, near Morrison st; i'm
maculate condition; auto. oil heat; large
bedrooms. bath; large storage attic: .5-ft;
with garage; price si3 500 Exclusive
TWEED co, 1904 Conn. ave NV.
BETHESDA AREA-Early possession Ar.
white brick center hall through: Sl5:150:
For further information and details call
NORTHWEST REALTY T.35 Wisconsin
CHEVY CHASE, Md; s13 5oo-Attractive
Colonial home; vacant, immediate possess
sion; living room fireplace. dining room
music room, large, fully equipped kitchen;
End floor 4 bedrooms, porch; oil NV h.:
2-car detached garage. L. G. WHITE. ex-
elusive. 7115 Wisconsin ave, WI. 1900.
3-bedroom detached. large
yard in oak grove. 4415 9TH. st. NV.
Price, S9,950. GE. s1s4 after $3.50 pm.
FOREST HILLS-Beautiful 4-bedroom
brick home, . baths, first-foor lavatory,
25-ft living room, screened living porch.
center hall, we'll equipped kitchen, auto
oil heat, recreation room. 2-car built-in
garage, deep lot. Vacant for immediate
possession. Exclusive AGENT, call EN-. 1890
till p.m.' =. A. TWEED CO.. 6604 Conn.
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