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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-12
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not cOmpeW
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13

Mingled good and ill effects are forecast from today's horoscope. The evening is propitious for public meetings.
 HEART AND HOME
 Interest in Bible reading should be extensive this year when prophecies will become of special interest Church attendance should increase as various denominations introduce novel social service Many men will turn to religious observances.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 This week is to be noteworthy in business and finance when foreign interests will color current events This Winter is to add encouraging chapters in the adjustment of inter national money values.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Problems of railroad travel in the United States will be partly solved before the end of the winter. De- spite strikes automobiles will be pro- duced rapidly.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 According to the stars Britain s financial condition depends on her Allies. There is a sign warning that any false move on the diplomatic chessboard will be most unfortunate. Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of firstrate luck in business. Openings in many lines of merchandising are forecast.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be serious and exceedingly studious. These Capricorn folk have great talents. sa
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20 YEARS AGO {yfr faE EMPIRE
JANUARY 12. 1926


 welcome greeted lively herd of 34 Ek and Ekesses from Although they than they before they refused to ridearchng uptown instead dge for Juneaus Goat wh carried along stretcher
 Three brides O. Wilson, O. and Mrs A. E. their husbands the Alaska Juneau mine and made their homes the Cliff Apartments
 John Rustgard Attorney Alaska his head quarters he had been official business.
 interested in in the the Princess accompanied mining 
 Worshipfu Master Mt Juneau Lodge No 147 Worthy Matron, Chapter Star joint ceremonies held last night crowds attendance at local the social hour which followed
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Weather: Highest A; lowest, 38; rain.
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MONDAY LANuARY IA

Benefic aspects rule today which should be fortunate to foresight and good judgment. The stars favor in- tellectual pursuits.
 HEART AND HOME
 This is time to concentrate on the aims of all members of the fam fly. There should be no waste of effort, no informity of purpose in making ready for. the demands of 1946. Young folks will be wise to concentrate on science
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Building will be general wherever weather conditions permit construc- tion. Architects, contractors and steel workers will profit in the Spring when thousands of dwellings must be provided for families of soldiers Novel ideas will be introduced.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Again astrologers warn of enemies within the United States The stars seem to indicate that they will seek
 
 followers among returning Service men and women who come home with any sort of grouch. Evil propa- ganda will be widely circulated.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Uranus is read as presaging Rus sia's fixed desire to dominate in re- building Europe. There is sigr that seems to indicate that there will be no need of belligerent self assertion but, instead, diplomatic turn to democratic ideas and pur- poses. Better understanding with the United States is foreseen. Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of success through unexpected activities. Pol itics will be steppingstones for some Children born on this day will be highly intelligent but much in- clined to enjoy the material things of life. Spiritual development will assure great achievements
 Copyright, 1946)
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gone-no one knows where. Many a time the Filipino guards bring the truck back with no drivers. When asked what's happened, they don't know Why should they know. Probably they're membets of the ring. Our M. P's are too busy chasing violators on speeding.
 The speed limit is 20 and 25 miles per hour. If driver is carry ing valuable cargo and no guard, he has to figure how to get to his destination without getting hi- jacked and yet remain within the speed limit. Going along at 20 m.p.h., a child of 10 years could hop on a truck and dump the cargo off without the driver know ing it. So we lose both ways. Slow traveling-lose your cargo. Fast traveling-get a ticket, a summary court martial and. if you hold a rank, drop you a grade or two That's the Army rule in Manila.
 When we first came into the Army, we were taught how to handle firearms, protect ourselves, eac. Then why don't the Army give side-arms to the truck drivers to protect themselves and their cargo? The war is over now and thank God we're alive and in good health. So why should we protect Army goods and vehicles and stand the chance of getting killed?
 Whats happened to these driv- CTS that have mysteriously disap- peared or been shot? Does the
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Benefic aspects rule today which should be fortunate to foresight and good judgment. The stars favor in-
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Daily Lessons in English v. V [. GORDON

NISUSED The church will have their The church will HOLD ITS ann rlmmage Friday"
 Tensile Pronounce the in ILL, FILE
 MSSPEILED Indispensable ABLE Comprehensibe IBLE
 Obivious forgetfu forgetting needless unmndfu
 three times and it yours" Let vocabulary each day Todays word skilled She this
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LOOK and LEARN os (. GORDON

century everything taught and died prisoner in Florence? % 2. What does "multum in mean? 3. What a "buestocking'? 4 Charlie Mccarthy? 5. Who the author of "The Rosary?
 ANSWERS: 1 Calico n a learned literary lady 4. 5 Barcla
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Army print it in the State papers Or in our daily papers nere? Or the Manila papers? No, they don't
 We ask for protection, and we get Filipino guards. We ask for side arms. Nothing doing We refuse to driye-court martial We speed at night to stop being offered we get a ticket and the results are busted in rank and court martial
 'Is this what we fought for? Is this democracy? If it is-I'll vote Socialist and so will 1000 other Yellow Ball Base drivers when and if we do get home"
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MODERN ETIQUETTE 'y koRrRrA LEE

O. Where appear a visiting the lower lefthand type conversing with this think Aen?" Allen" Allen? A.
  A. Usually hours
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PAN AMERICAN PROFITS

A Soldier in the Azores: Pan American Airways has IT me chanics. here to service their ships, but CHS keep the base function ing, gas PAA's planes, house their passengers and feed them, give out weather reports, manage all com munications, supply medical at tention. It is small wonder that Pan American has cut the price of fares. Cheap G. I. labor made this reduction possible. We soldiers didn't mind giving three years of our lives to our country; we damn sure don't want to give another three years to civilian airlines and Regular Army officers whose ca reers will suffer a rude termina- tion once demobilization is ef- fected."
 From a Soldier at TGcIoban,
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"A Salt Lake City baby has been laughing aloud a number of times he born News item. If he knew what kind of world he had taken abode in he wouldn't be so derned hilarious
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day he George Carlin, Pearsons editor) quietly passed on to an- other world, where I like to think of him with Ray Clapper, Ernie Pyle and Haywood Broun, pounding out masterpieces for a new public truly appreciative of their great genius, a world free of wars and bloodshed and the puny pettiness of mankind
 MT. Pearson, you said more in that paragraph than you've ever said in your life. Having been a captain of infantry in this last fiasco, you can readily understand that I also shared the identical feelings you experienced when you wrote that paragraph. I've sent cards to all my buddies with Christmas greetings, but I'd give the world to have just one of my little sergeants back on this earth with me. At second thought, he's better off with Ernie and your friends. I've been wondering if we shouldn't have been the losers?"
 From Soldier in the IO6th Division, which bore the brunt Of the Belgian Bulge attack Your claim that the 1O6th Division was led by green officers is perfectly true" (This refers to a statement made by this columnist one year ago that older officers trained in the last war were replaced by green officers just before the l06th sailed) Tn July and August, l944, l was working ia Officers Pay Section of Division Finance. During that time we must have transferred at least 400 officers out of the division as overseas replacements. In their place we received men right from Officers Candidate School at Fort Benning, Ga, and Fort Sill, Okla. So you can seen that the l06th Division was thrown into combat with 90-day wonders fresh from O.C.S. I was surprised in September when I found out that we were going overseas after the big turnover in men during July and August"
 PHILIPPINES BLACK MARKET
 A Soldier in Manila: T ran across your column reporting oa black market activities in the Philippines. The article is true but, for your information, has the Army explained to you how these goods get into the black market? I'll name some of the ways. Being a Yellow Ball Outfit truck driver, I can explain some of it.
 'Hi-jacking is on a large scale here. There isn't one night that passes that some of our trucks are not hi-jacked. We have no control whatsoever over it. We pick up the cargo on the docks, get checked out and we're on our own. On certain supplies, M P guards are supplied-nosJiy Filipino guards. Can these guards be trusted? Most of us drivers say no.
 Our trucks are hi-jacked- drivers shot--or are mysteriously
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The W Washington Merry -Go Round

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Evening star., 1946-12-31
STORES FOR RENT.

sol 9th ST. N.w.-pesirable corner store
with large show windows located IN good
colored business section. Ideal for res.
vacant. Va c. MT Cali Rent DEPARTMENT. LEO ".
BERNSTEIN 81 Il co, 14l6 x st. NV. NE.
sos sTH ST. N:w;-Thsse lss; rms; =, II 4,
zone, suitable for print shop. Laundry, etc.
STEIN & CO.. i4I5 K st. NV. Me. 540o.
BUILDING now being completed in new
shopping center OF 20 stores. in nearby
Virginia. All rented except this one, size
29s5o; Suitable for gif. shop, antiaues: stss.
lines already taken. Cali MRS. BRoyHiLL.
CHI. $500 weekdays. 81
HABERDAsHERY AND CLOTHING or
junior dept. store, mems merchandise,
in I an outstanding tenant whose back
can associate himself in the same block
tns fsSsingw
Georges RADIO, Woolworth,s. 1n.erstats
Dept; Stores. Beck Shoe, Giant Market.
Peoples Drug Store Norbud, Sen Senator Tns. ne.
use of concrete parking facilities for, 800
tion did the largest business Of any open
ns spens!bs g =. msIsRalts 1s2s W Wy Be- Considered
ss22VEEf s2VERAI HpsaAoAT aooS skof ssFokEo LOCATIONS for
rent, one may suit your business. Ma.
ssTToRE-First floor, street and lobby en-.
trance, downtown ONCE bldg: suitable for
asrok VIZ sss. RlSa g 0sf 4 ss sse St s1so
heat, lisht, basement under S50 2 mo: mo:
sss saas sh sT sSd ssd
ONCE or business. DI. 5o21. -6
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

conn. AVE below Dupont eiIeIe; business :. ss
sired suildiss consists Of stores .nd st ae on
annual an Ia income. n o S $1,000: gIss $50 900
aiIensss sSw ssdR ss aass ae. Of g,h
5siss.:.s sR .sss sisS ssa NJ
II Ss.h KS rs MASS AVE xwi-s;s.sry sEiss
maths .,een e e.n.na hsa secon sS9a
close 70 downtown section: priced reg reason u
s g. iss esSD!s: :: ass
issi,'aIsHD ieth aNp l. SITS. NV valuable prop
dtass detached. % modern oniee building lstins
OF paneled ofnces;- gas heat. Other
6udns consists sscP e ds.nss IN naa fssr so be
SssI i f1s,ssiss ESlssd sSS
co. is1s s.ls st. can nv ln2 R e. Mssh
inEton's comDIets Real Estate Institution
sRook1AND APT, HOUSE SITE, planned
ssr e. 80. 80 uas ana tas sssts sssrss On
sssil, ssssssssss 81. !zsi HARRY DSEisEs' Dss5s Ssnd
yenient terms; times the rental; not
converted house. Mr.. Prentice, Ma. $500
Ewes. and Sun. NO. 0o6A. BOSS, d
III Sf ASfAfffMENT. lsfs q \. Asso,soo4-unit: g.
year-old apartment house, located 2 blocks
from Tech High School: viii show good
spartment. % Cal 81. io15. WM. r.. sAuN-
DERS Co. INC, 1919 K st. NV" Realtors
% 100 BLK. OF 9Th ST. NE, Just OF East
Capitol st-6-unit apt. in 1st-class con,
dition with annual rental, s3;249; s; pricsd
$500; ewes. Mr. Curling, no. 776sa
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT in nv; Wash
is apts. and store produce, SS.22Q PEI
apt. and double brick garage; can be re-
modelled to produce At least $500 more Per
mo. For details, call NATHAN sE5AL
MA. 1888: after g, GE. 1917.
FROM OwNER-5 units. s.w:; PVT. oatt
and meters. well financed; $4,000. GO
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Ex-ARMY OFFICER viii pay around $685.
900. cash or terms, for good home In NV.
% nss' eavs dises aS With
~S-bedrm: det: brick or stone house
ssshts xIth LIST eH & dfp ssss snd nice size lot 10
TSSH TSssroa sSsss IA "a or 56si. nsaF D. O. MIR
IMMEDIATE CASH. for your property. ne.
sinia. cox a. CO. DI. 1854. RE. 1888.
WE CAN. SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
ystsD ysas s0dHX oq5 ognupn sRssc co no
Realtors Test. 1857. 1919 st. NV" DI.
WANTED DIRECT FROM OWNER, 5 or 4
Rsssisi RfMMED1ATE HE Saf1 AcTioNMWe will buy your
manset n1Rs s9ais Saise or Free se sppfssas mreHE
Eet ,,Iss SoSa sSFD s ysT PW1sxHg aRy
SLAMS ABc REALTY 4 DEvEhIoPMENT
e. ARs ESAEry yssS59zs HI
RoSS o5an.G MAT VT HIcTSK RSE Rs REsfaiA sfs
AnC BEATTY REAL 4 DEvELoPMENT =. III CO. tn
Your house with US. Have cash hs buyers N Wig IS
S5bsftI 1874 EgR gsRos CAN * skL2 24sS your house
at full value; free appratsals. Call RE;
fs,a,. isss unit, n A E. sraass.s sass St NV Real
s.E. AND NE. PROPERTY-we will pay
ali cash or will sell for you. We get
results. quick sstiopi; ~ MAX MILLER 800
CHARLES s. GUNN has clients waitins
IN purchase homes in any section OF Wash.
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1905:
At today,s value Our estimate without
esIisatlesn s1sa 2sls Wilson blvd. GIL or
n r ~PEoMPT ATTENTION to the sale sot
your home. business or investment prop
erty is what you desire. call r. A. HUM
PAkIEs, Realtor, sos North Capitol Ma
HOUSES WANTED, GEORGETOWN, Foxhal
RUDOLPH sHILLIN. Phone CO, 1919. -
ALLEY HOUSES will pay cash for a
few alley houses. Write 1882 Woodiey pl
IMMEDIATELY-Smali modern house, sc,
or ne. D. C., on good transportation; must
be reasonably priced; no agents. NO. 2!4l.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

REGULAR ARMY 1t. COL, wife, daugh-
house; 2 or s bedrms., preferably Arling-
sSa es Z II A'es co sstGff f. M sSs'
WANTED by Canadian Air Force ,oficer
MAXIMUM MAJ monthly rent, S1S5. Phone or
write FL 1T G. ER wAIJIE wsss1 ExS. gle9 s7l ssth
REGULAR AIR FORCE major desires q
bedroom furnished or unfurnished house h
Monday or Tuesday. Evening, to $50
Pm. 81
URGENTLY Jan. 7, up to $3.50 month
for or bedroom house p,,aDs Or apartment by by
so63. @''O' A.
Hssr ana e! ssSs
able tenants waiting. Call MRS. DIXON,
MI s1s1, or Ho. 2343 evenings. 81
GOVERNMENT ECONOMIST. permanent.
subupSsi subuppsi Or. n5Ssu sa54. A'O''' A'"' 81
AUSTRALIAN GOVT. OFFICIAL REQUIRES
ons ef sSor fqsP term h0Hss g 5000 q Or ss
$500 SIS REM S4o h m XpYascf MIs f fo3 HG
In Arlington OF Alexandria: regular Army
no children, no pets, limit S12o 2 IPs ger
$500. Ext. $3.50 day, or Falls Church 1868
evenings, Sat. and Sun. 81
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY--Livin quarters
for family of 4; 2-bedroom house or apt
Call MR. VAN SCOY, WA. HOO, weekdays
WANTED. unfurnished 2-bedroom house or
apt. in NV. or ne. section; 5-year-old boy.
o. e1l4 Or sH s279, ~. e.. g.
engineer. wife . children, from Miss;
excellent WASHINGTON references can asnt pay ~
advance If desired. OV. 2213 81
ACTING BRANCH MANAGER. steel COM
3 months: babies; best references. Phone
Mr.. MILLER, EX 4214 daytime, Shore
ham Hotel. ,s, 2da F EYES EYES ONE, ,sr,,ansr.
desires unfurnished 3-bedroom house, or
apt; two well-disciplined children; Airing
ton or NV. pref Call COL. A; R. HART
MAN, RE 600, Ext. 275s, weekdays; %
COL. wife and year-old child would IKE
to rent furnished home. Call CHI 1875
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0UsINFss PROP. FOR SALT (cont.l

sUsINEss PROP. FOR SALE lcens.l
4.story modern and and Compact ohce build;
ints. .sts. ideal for profession.l us, psi-
msrtss nass sEs.aus.lUn vaas esl LIS
S9 1t1s e. Kss ps kss. Ms S4oe
s5s M sueasss id.. Tor amy
mereiaI use real value for only =. =!
fs house on 0fnr1 propsrty' so0 Located on busy
5sSs
pi;ets ni; Real Estate institution. al,
ness !ScasiSn IS f. fTentsse possession possess II
It,: IL: snna. fn income. soa 'p FS fsa pne. sns
sS s& eHsNPHf eoRNHfk NEW 5rhsET EA sss ssd
n:W:.Ineeme. ss5 Per mo; price. s11 900
5oMMEkciAL FRoNTASE. in on. ?! 2.
SA aroEins sections. Land Values here VII
really enhance to your benefit. Available
e st testablishee retail dnsr MERCHANTS only: SL
pike. l10. 900 SO; IT. apt; sround. yaterr ana
commercial. Groom brick -ow house,
Fesson.bls D,ise S Can Nj Hysner nA
4 NEAR klsFa sFANfoN ron 80. 81 N.1H,Ms-unit apart
ment house. excellent condition. oil Eeat.
SA $500; eyes, and Sundays. OIL, 52s5
soss &PHE < PHHMasS MS,isE dal7 sIE Kst nv nda;n, I
and 18th sts. NV. over 7.4O0 50. It. with
alley. Cali Mr.. Hunter, Ma $500: ewes
and sunday, GIL. 52s5. BOSS 4 PHELPS
0th sT.. NEAR L. LN,w,-First commercial;
25.ft. front 3-story brick Price, ST. $50
day, GL. 1886. BOSS & PHELPS. I415 K
MoDDEkN PLANT located near two main
washington. Suitable for light manu-.
featuring, developing. model making laun-
ers erst. ess baildins GOOD hnn nanens eI Can Mr
Hunter. Ma e3oo; eyes. and Sun. GL
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HOUSES SALE-southeo.t, (cont. }

BY OWNER, o-month-old. 2-story semi
detached brick. 8 bedrooms tile bath,
automatic hot water. .hot-air heating. coal;
full basement, outside entrance. Near
schools, shopping center. excellent tranSp.
$13,950. AT. 1875. s55 xenia st. Sc.
1912 A ST. s.E.-6-room row brick, deep
transp. aud stores. Priced right: terms.
Call Mr. Hudson; AD. Oo2I evenings No.
tors. -
VACANT. FURNISHED. near Penna. and
MINI. aves. se.-Semidetached brick. 4
bedrooms. oil heat, hardwood floors full
bsmt., .2-car garage, storm windows, Con-
ehurehss. y1cToR w1cKERsHAaMs ABc
REALTY d DEV. CO.. EN-. 4709-0733 until
Q pm =
hardwood floors auto. gas h.-wh., full
bas. lge. brick gar. in rear. Suitable for
home or room renting. Owner occupied.
bSss ssrms pEis Vs. Si6s8e b8 'ash & ns
CORNER BRICK. within walking distance
has Colonial, front porch. rms. bath,
h,-w.h.: easily arranged for families
Ess n fsssisa Rssisel. VS. s5 i5SS 1872 St NV
Sn coLoRED-wE ooRa;DwE HAVE several e-rm bricks
that can be bought with low down pay
ment. For further information call TIKI
sTATE REALTY ISaSS GO 5fSl 5pfSSllrfsm,Iy sn,t
priced unbelievably low; real invest invest
tional terms. Call QUICK, DI. 1881 until
8 pm.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRolNIA.

3-BEDRoOM BUNGALOW, :. that will take
twin beds; ge tv rm Nth fEepiaee; srase lge
sooNAn exsfsqt o'aRsHHaa RHaFg P9~ hs Wssn H
sVa A ys cH ss9a ok ssmset Gss brick
On fGSSs iarEe fo lot inclosed With picket fence
0 n stores pentsson snd sui dl
ssss1p yth Weaver sse Ro R55os Sa4
HOME MAp1H 1bufpRs, f2i P1 AaTa4fssNr1oN-we aafsN have
ssysE'! xsg ssass ss AZ ssnfi i
s5s 500 snseS Dur in ogsa gs5'e wifi from 5.
show an these homes to you nd ana vUn we Tli she
Ras si1s iGSih and type spsfy home % YOU desire
i IES 1SSI SkEGE; fs5 s$os Arlington Ridss 3D.
AAhiExaSDK1A Al aS2Sei hHz ls' M5 bedrms.. 2 baths,
gIassed porch, living rm., very lse; M din.
nice s.chsn eSoos rssrs ana and
seetien; saaiien; sf4.e5o; ssa terms HICKS Realty
CO, oV. 1867. ov. 1885; ewes. TIE. o9Ss'
ARLINGTON FOREST - Vacant: lovely
corner lot fenced rear yard SIDE perch, n,
oor ss oS1 3 Ss Veneaaa ah
eiafEs gIndoSss sL a"2iaSS' asso With S 81
5 SIX. iSo ROOM BUNGALOW in Fair Haven n.a
division Of Alexandria; bedrms;,; gas heat heat
nice lot: home in good condition; poss.
ABc REALTY g. DEv. CO., EN-. 4709-
soGrH soaa anti nAtRiIfgsdroN-4-year-old asbestos
shsss ansts esesn eHaEsleT nee sSsiadi .na
bath; area buses. schools and shopping
shown BY appelntmsnt,p ,pHsTaY ATS opeSc pYNc a.
$500, OK. 1874. 47ol Columbia pike
AoRfH AS3inFtGn' AHRai:1NaroN-New Ha: brick snd
stone bungalow living room sdroWs with tiIsd frs;
PLACE dinstte aitehsn ,o} neSr schoois
bus and shopping; will 60 q on contrasa1' a
asSo, 1885, esRrs S8 1s44 Inv nws1dHf 4 It REALTY C.
ssg ss1se colrnRla lTEnRMsDsm.1 Dlfss white cottage
nice nj, I'd lot with trees; planned as part Of et
expands; earaaa noofs heat meSsrn; Tsstrlstsd
MobERS near hns THoME ofss now
under Construction, viii be completed early
February; located in town OF Fairfax, a aS.
near schools and shopping; price, SS;nu9;
$500 cash. S45 per month. EAiHFAA
REALTY CO., Falls Church, Pnone IA.
SI3.75O-This 5-rm. brick horne is on q
lovely level corner lot in one Of the newer newer
No. Arlington communities. " mas Eving
room dining room T xarcnen' or pen,ooms fnsnscs
sna sIoh bath eal aRd aaAs M saisRshy Co.
MlsPn NlW nshESoa hlySS e. sazra # Rz a7s1 frame on
acre lot: oil heat; near transportauon AZ snd
v ;SOs isrs R'es0psslRzn y WSRn Pslssa q
S28 s. WASHINGTON St. Alexanxdria. va:
dLs asoe Or n. b54l. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southsest.

ANACOsTIA-on Good Hope road, Sc
and bath, front and rear porchss' !, srits6le ALL
for doctor or dentist; PRICED at 5 S15s s999; Y
REALTY, INC. Is45 Good Hope road Sc.
e55 ORANGE ST. s.E.-opsn / to 5 New
Year Day: doors OF Nichols ave; IN
Congress Hgts.: rms. and bath, 1-stoTy
det. house; 1st commercial: Ss,95o. $1,000
down. S55 per mo FIR. 5119 or FIR. 0390.
O'BANNON REALTY CO.. =
OPEN ToR. INsPEcTIoN . :, New ss ,ohttik bFtek
payments 50, 800 for these fine new semi,
detached. 5-room homes, bedrooms ~ tiled k
room, equipped kitchen, down; full 5smt Is snan
s' ties, etc. etc A beautiful new DEVELOPMENT
with newly paved streets and utilities IN n;
located within the District. Take the
GARFIELD Loop bus, No. s.w 9r s-W; TO 2srd sr
81. and Alabama aye; Sc 4 driving wing r;aSs sake
on 25th st. to. Alabama and follom Ala
for Block to devslopmsnt. saiesnsn on
the :n trouysosss uyosI2S II K %obSss sso II p c
kb62, Al, o6A2. -