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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18
Fannie Johnson
Dead. Resident
Here Since 1886

II
MIS- raf'lle Johnson, Z9io 90
,u''OuS ave. mi''neaPoils' uleu at
ner nome rliuay morning. July
- her hea''h hau Deeh poor 1or
Se'e'"i years ana She hau Deeh
'"n,'''e" 70 ner room since March'
"i > "on''son VINO uleu a re"
'"o''''S ue!ore "eI 'oru olr'huay,
came u nii''eaPoliS at the age OF
-. VINE" ner parents ana their SIX
Cn'''uie" mo'eu mere from 81
'',ni res Mo,
one "elu '"e PoSluon Oh doctor $
assistant III d loop oilIce lor more
IMAM "o years ana LOT a NUMBER
Vi years leased ana managed the
'"e'N ioo" at 'he olu Metropoh-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

Of the Citizens Savings and Trust
Company, Atlanta, was scheduled
to deliver the annual presidents
message to the convention at a
banquet Thursday night to be held
at Harrison's Cafe.
Other speakers who were on the
program included: Daniel W. Bell,
president of the American Security
Trust Company of Washington;
Aaron Day, Jr., assistant secretary
Of the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company; Hilleary G.
Hoskinson, Sr., vice president of the
Riggs National Bank of Washing
ton; Richard A. Morris, president
Of the District of Columbia Bankers
Association. and c. B. Upham, Dep
uty Comptroller of the Currency
in the Treasury Department.
New Bank in X. C., Kans.
Youngest of the banks repre-
sruted at the convention is the
New Douglas Bank of Kansas City,
Kans., which opened its doors this
month with H. W. Sewing as presi-
lent.
Another bank represented for the
first time at the convention was
the Tri-State Bank Of Memphis, Of
which DR.. J. f. Walker is president.
Eleven Older Banks
The II older banks, which are
members of the association, include:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18
Annual Sunday
School Picnic
Next Wednesday

The annual Twin City Sunday
School Union Picnic will be held
at Minnehaha Park, Wednesday,
July %.
Games will be played about 400
p. m. and prizes will be given to
the athletic winners.
Ice cream will be served at $50
p. m.
All churches in Minneapolis and
st. Paul will participate in the
annual outing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

Citizens & Southern Bank and
Trust Co., Philadelphia; the Citi-
zens' Savings Bank and Trust Co.,
Nashville, Tenn; the Citizens
Trust Co., Atlanta; Consolidated
Bank and Trust Co., Richmond, Va;
the Crown Savings Bank, Newport
News, Va; the Danville Savings
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

Visitors to the Minneapolis Of
fee Of this newspaper this week
included Mrs. Odessa Harris and
Mr.. G. Harris, 2911 18th Ave s.,
Clarence Palmer, 715 7th st. N,
Mildred L. Ewing, sos Lyndale
Ave. N, Opal Cotton, 1918 Fourth
st. s., Esther L. Parker, s12
Fourth Ave N, Mayola Bannarn,
1928 31st Ave. s.. Jimmy Lockett.
1928 31st Ave. s., Mrs. Naomi
Washington, 5o57 James Ave. NJ
all Of Minneapolis, and Mr.. Lean
der Jackson, Chicago, III.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

Bank and Trust Co., Danville, Va;
the Farmers State Bank, Boley,
Okla; the Fraternal Bank and
Trust Co., Fort Worth, Tex; the
Industrial Bank Of Washington;
the Mechanics & Farmers Bank,
Durham, N. c., and the Victory
Savings Bank, Columbia, s. c.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

am Va "AA1A
W a T d Rw
went to the bar
Saturday with
John Williams,
Q ditor Of the
Mil W aukee
Globe who came
to Minneapolis
for n brief vaca-
ton trip. Will
hams, after en-
joying himself
in the city for
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18
Missionary Worker Tells
OF Foreign EXneriences

Miss Minnie Rank was the guest
speaker recently at a meeting of
the Missionary Society Of st. Peter
AME church. She spoke on her 35
years Of service as a missionary
teacher in Malay and concentration
camps in Japan. Her experiences
are interesting to both old and
young.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

Bar at 408 Cedar Ave. Fabels IL
cense was revoked by the city
council on June 81, after a munich
pal court conviction in which police
testified they purchased liquor
there on Sunday afternoon.
Three days after the revocation,
Mr.. Cassius, who operates a cafe
at POT Third St. s., secured a license
application, and secured an OK.
from the police license inspector.
1t has been customary in the
past for applicants to obtain the
signatures and endorsement of the
two aldermen in the ward before
the application is accepted by the
city license bureau.
Cassius, accompanied by Cecil f.
Newman of the Spokesman & Re-
cOrder papers, went to Alderman
Edwin Hendricks, one of the Sixth
ward aldermen who signed his ap-
plication. Mr.. Hendricks told the
men it had been the practice for
liquor license applicants to buy out
the firm whose licenses had been
revoked. Cassius told Mr.. Hendricks
he had just installed $4,000 worth
Of fixtures in his establishment in
May and that he had no idea that
application for a city license would
entail him buying the fixtures of
a bar that had been closed by revo-
cation.
Later in the day Mr.. Cassius ac-
companied by Milton G. Williams
of the Twin City Observer went to
the office of Edgar T. Buckley,
newly elected Sixth ward alderman,
who, Cassius said, had promised to
sign his application.
Cassius said Buckley immediate
ly began to tell him that if he
wanted a liquor license he should
bid for it on the open market.
When Cassius told him that he
did not think he should be required
to pay more than the license fee
for the vacant license, Buckley said
he wouldn't sign any application
unless the applicant agreed to buy
the fixtures Of the closed Cedar
Avenue bar.
Buckley told Cassius at first that
he represented Fabel. When Cas-
sius told him that if he had known
he represented the party who had
lost the license he would not have
come to him. Later Buckley said
his firm represented Fabel.
Buckley then asked Cassius to
leave the application with him until
July 8, and he might consider sign
ing it.
Three days later he sent the APP
plication back to Cassius by man
the cafe owner claims was intOxi-
Gated.
Later Buckley told the papers
that he would not sign "his broth
er's" application if the circum-
stances were the same.
Buckley's stand was assailed by
the Minneapolis TRIBUNE, the
Minneapolis STAR and the Mime
apolis DAILY TINES in an un-
precedented attack on the city
councils handling of liquor licenses.
The Star said:
Alderman Buckley should be
made to understand that the city
owns" the licenses and rents
them out to certain individuals
upon good behavior and payment
Of fees. To make mandatory the
buying out of a saloon to get a
license is to make a gift of valu-
able city property to a favored
bar owner.
Many leading white and Negro
citizens, aroused by the actions of
Buckley. have pledged support to
the efforts of Cassius to secure his
license.
A resolution presented to the
Central Labor Union by Walters
Union No. GA was referred to that
body's executive committee for ac-
ton by the Gu.
Buckley told the papers that even
if the Gu did back the applica-
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DOES THE UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL SCHOOL HAVE

= RNIE UUUTA
DR.. J. W. Crump, prominent
St. Paul physician. active civic
leader, asks that question in a
letter on page four Of this edi-
ton.
The st. Paul physician points
out that no Negro student has
been accepted in the University
Of Minnesota for IL years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

able to the issu-
ance Of a license
to Cassius who is
the first Negro
citizen to press
for a liquor Ii
cense in Mime
apolis.
The only saloon
license open is the
one formerly held
by Vincent Fabel
at the Cedar Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18
Negro Bankers With Combined
Assets of Thirty Million Hold
Annual Meeting In Washington

WASHINGTON D. C, July (NNPA)Delegates to the National
Bankers Association annual convention held here July 1917
thirteen colored establishments with toang than
100000.
Emmer Martin Lancaster special adviser the Secretary
Commerce. who currently compiling the thirteen banks
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18
Ball Says War Dept
Pledged to Continue
Segregation in Cemeteries

Discrimination against Negro soldier dead will continue
in National cemeteries, until all plots opened are filled
This the edc of those who made lush promises that such
discrimination would cease.
Following a noticeable disregard of the supposed d.
receive against segregation in burial of Negroes National
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18
$40 DRINK BRINGS CHARGE
County Attorney Plans
Prosecution of Bartender
ViOlatOr of Rights Law

Hennepin County Attorney Michael Dillon moved We'd
nesday to strike blow at the constantly recurring scr
nation against Negro citizens by Minneapolis bars and cafes
when he issued complaint charging Joseph jacob 95 18th
Ave. N, Minneapolis, with charging James T. Wardaw ex-
ecuve secretary of the Minneapolis Urban League $40 for
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Cassius Liquor License
Fight Attracts Citywide
Attention, Buckley Hit

The fight of Anthony B. Cassius, 4026 Clinton Ave. Min
neapos cafe OPERATOR to hard liquor license the
effort of Edgar T. Buckley Sixth ward alderman keep
from getting has attracted Twin Cywide attention and
the of thousands of during the past two
HunnlS
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Tot TO Ride On

Tot TO Ride On
Aquatennial Float
Little Saundra Lee Griffin,
daughter of Mrs. Ruth Griffin, $50
Aldrich Ave. N, will represent the
Phyllis Wheatley House in the
AquatenniaPs day and torch light
parades this week. She will ride on
the float sponsored by the North
Western Life Insurance Company.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18

The Minneapolis daily press has
carried stories each day and all
three Mill City papers have run
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-18
SPLITTING BARTENDER TOFACE TRIAL
S Meets
August Fl & %
st. Peter Church

The 22nd annual communication
of the Order of Eastern Star, Min
'nesota grand chapter of the Order
,of Eastern Stars, will be held in
Minneapolis, August 81 and %.
Sessions will be held at St. Peter
"A. NJ. E. Church, 22nd Street near
Elliot Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
uoIIsFs Fop sALE-N.E. Cont

HOUSES FOR SALINE. Cont
sandss -. sric 8 rms and bath; built
in gar, new gas furnace and wafer neate t.
settlement, For further inform, call Mr.
WARREN WEBB, RE. 1890; ewes. Ru'
tC9oSLloREp-BuNGALow; vacant. $40
heat, on 8 lots: stucco over frame; con-
crete front porch: house will be put non n dsf-
Glass eondi6ion You, pf'S 6ToSer cow
co CoLooIR ORE 1896 Hayes st.
,n.e.-Detached rooms enc pain po n,w
sion with deed Price. $4,000; $1,000 cash.
COLORED-NEAR EASTERN HIGH-Sl,-
500 cash will buy tds e&c saraSe ca
DI 1915 till pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
coIoRED MMACULAArE: Vacant ssa al
heat; auto. INV. heater. First trust S.,
500. Sell for $4,000: $4,000 down: Call
nn WHeEy TA fo@S Se sn ne
brick s screened back porches, 1shed
basement oil NV h. Lovely 1 rom n ana
cAMPANELLA d WOOD. Elk. Alb eyes
GGo0LoRiEp-,th AND G SITS. N.E.-Dupiex,
S10,25O. Many other bargains JOE CUR
10 REALTY, 335 H st. ne. FIR. 1900
coLoREp-oNLY $500 DOWN will make
YOU the owner of 6-rm. brick home: WITH
gas cleo and INV h.: priced under $1,000.
SURETY REALTY CO.. Elk: 7944: -15
COLORED-NR. LINCOLN PARK Brick
sem,det, 3 apis, bsmt., oil h:-wh. tneW
furnace. Diet. gar; investment OF nome :;
rert To see. call till s.. FIR. 7717. ACE
CoLORED-IeSI OWEN PL. N.E.-Conven-
tent ! vely row brick in excellent condition:
6 rooms. breakfast room, incloseo
por hes: 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, tiled
bath, full basement. Generous terms. MAY
be purchased furnished. ROBERT MA.
GEE, RE. 1740 until 8.
COLORED-MODERN BRICK, an unusual.
ly fine property located in one OF the best
ne areas, close to all conveniences; attrac-
tive inside and out, with lge rms, in
Guiding modern completely equipped kit,
tile bath. built-in garage, excel. bSmt.. new
INV heating plant. We recommend TINS
home as one of the best. on the market
today. The low price will surprise YOU.
or Ii :;540. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
COL0RED-615 18th ST. N.E.--Brick. q
APT. house of . rms, kit. and bath each
full bsmt.. h;-w.h. Can be remodeled t.
3 apis. or store: has rear 2-story, brick
bldg, approx. 21x4s it.. to an alley in
commercial zone. A bargain at 900.
114S Neal st. n.e;-6 rms. and bath;
$4,000; HALL g. BRO, 1904 H st. ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PREFER TO BUY. from owner, nice 81
bedroom Colonial home IN NV. Sssb area st. 81
WEE We ARE r uRGESTk1 in need Of Groom
bungalow in Bird ghtwood or Silver Spring;
Fl f fis6 T 9fPTf5s to the sale 0
your home. business or investment prop
erty is what you desire: call r. 4; HUM
$3.50. Free e'G appraisais, Results since 1919
CHARLES S. GUM has clients WAITING
to purchase homes in any section OF Wash.
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white OF
colored, any condition or section Ho.
G / Fay CASH FOR HOUSES, white or col
ored. any section. any condition. B L1ss'
60 60 YEARS YEARS SERVICE to local property
eyt9 W Wm eo
sfs' sSD ' ne D VIM lGa
a al sssa ses win "a M We SO Sc ih
i iid EH foe CASH for your property. e.
f po o6 Go %ASr ca 81 4a Aef16 6E fas
your house with u.s. Have s as buyers w I%
CO, 1874 Eye st. NV, Ex. $500.
LIST YOUR HOME with Reallistings Corp.
! realtors and their scores Of statesmen
R re- Efs1 ssF coR sa4 e iash St.
W. w; W WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment, store
land for sails nI,R ES hays h
CORPORATION, 1877 K RE: 1913.
/ WILL PAY YOU TOP CASH PRICE for
Sn nmf s asts on w any
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes in
PetEoth or Rrgh,Teod ob For fb1 free sp
Wy Kf Do aEAAt Mt MOVE GSv RI ouSTA1ss or per-
ome R LES for but sale viii vii ss
you prompt and courteous service Our
record speaks for Us; WoRTH IlNa :;
R RI aSNef BANKER. wife wife and daughter
will pay all cash for or, 3 bedrm. de,
M dfl'e p1X Xe5ise at t MI 4sIi tasentl. 10
I AM PREPARED to pay cash for q two
gya hEs oedr9 owh hense o Tn ao miles i5sd
JAMES 5aish CARROLL will quickly sell y! Your
III ii aA sash CLIENTS hES1 Rno will Ta cash cash
for a house in Arlington Or Fail, AIS Church
ALL CASH, and in a hurry for any house
in any section: clients waiting. Call
NATIONAL REALTY CORP 905 18th
AROUND $4,000 DOWN for a reasonably
new house having 1-bedroom apt, ar
rangement with pvt. entrance, Balance Of
house to be used for rental. Price around
$4,000 Box 301-S, Star 49,
VIRGINIA HOMES WANTED-Have cash
buyers in urgent need of immediate hous-
ing, can pay up to 100000 and will guar
antee immediate action. Please phone MR.
McCAULEY, CHI. 3547, with SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for Brightwoo6
and Petworth houses; our property sales In
these sections have been very successful and
beneficial to owners; conscientious personal
schwab. wo. 1854, with SHANNON. &
LUCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
SUITABLE LoCATION-For legation. resi-
dence. medium sized town house fully fur
nished. On lease with probable option t.
purchase. Call Mr. Baldwin, with JAMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14
HOUSES FOR SAILS. G. e

HOUSES FOX JAIL }. Z. tSoht.I
7Ie1 TUCKER RID; s.E-7-roon house $
poultry house; 3l.5 acres land; 3sl Y
frontage; near Oaklawn bus line. Nd.
LUMLEY. ME. 6S05 after z PM 10
COL0RED-NR. 18TH AND MASS: AVE-
nice rms front and md rear p0rch;s hes S gd
ess SE HAMPTON REALTY Co,
co o SeR1 - .sei Rooms S0G H.-wH., $1,000
worth of extras; $500 cash. Can
c coGoRE1N sNGSifSse neirhborhood; p
story insulated brickteX. Colonial front
porch. 5 rms. and bath, gar, shed, pica eeI
fence de so on DOM very yto Tee a hV ss
stone front: S1.750 down, easy terms to
responsible party, s. R. MARTIN g. CO.,
CoLoREDNs5s S. CARoLfNA AVE. Sc -
$3.50 down, easy terms: rooms, bath,
ch.-wh.: row brick Call Morris Cohen
or Milton Vinnick with A.. M. DRAIsN IaS
tS 1okE e nB M NEW f BRfck HOMES.
ST, 500 down: FIRST time offered to non
veterans (formerly for veterans c:1Jy1;
g large rooms. modern. fully-equipped kit.
full basement. gas air-conditioned heat
Call ill pm. RE. 1891, FIRST NATION
AL REALTY CORP. 9o5 18th st. NV.
CCoLoRED-IDEAL FOR DOCTOR or den
list. Beautiful corner tapestry brick with
front and side entrance: 8 rms, . baths.
built-in s:r., oil h.-w.h.: fmma culate,eond;
Priced for imned sale. .,WooD-CoNLEY
CO., 913 Pershing dr.. Silver Spring. ST..
800. SH. O01o till pm. 10 =
COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM, preferably
gentlemen; home privileges DU. 3g7s'
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYlAND.

: baths In nearby Nd: owner saerihe.ng
issd SSa s ST.: g.. ssi4 R.rf' w.
CONSTRUCTOR. living room dining room 30 ra and
s,S END ii
ment with material for recreation room;
large, level, corner lot. Price 81 1850. with
substantial cash. CLYDE r. ADAMS
SILVER SPRING-New subdivisions. We
can offer you wide variety in new homes.
both in floor plans and prices. over zoo
asa s9 pns Of srea
up: rooms with ah baths from $40, 500
up Many With garages s,n aad podene rs sysr
Spring. wooDs1DE REALTY CO, sH.
SILVER ntSi spR1NG-An unusual bus bed
ist ,oe erA An ideal plan In an ideal locs-
5 ~ co.. rf 81. $40 e suit "00OsiDh Rel
SILVER sPRfNG-charm and distinction
in restricted neighborhood; Attracting
stone and brick slate d T0S rms an ana
plot of ground. This beautiful home con-
yssn sssis sa y On
81. 1919. s427 Georgia ave, Silver
new 'aiAMfsH1RE AVE, l blk East;West
hwy-6-rm brick, 8 yrs. old: 3 bedrms
2 full baths. lse. liv. nm. with fireplace;
sir-cond. oil heat: landscaped yard; near
T 1Tsns Sii7 sco op rs e'e ss
CLOSE TO Notwithstanding. frame
bYngslew stucco finish; 1st oS or lily oo Im
lge bedrm laxle closet e., in 81, ca bedsm
automatic hot-water heat for continuous
Taxes, $96. Lot 97x22s. Price. $4,000.
Poss at settlement. FRED B. CUSHMAN,
Gaithersburg, Md. Phone 800. Ia
tiled b II, bsmt;; OF h,wh garage a ien Gee
s ses RE IF 5GR 81 sa 1a "a ave.
CORAL HILLS. MD.-Det .-story brick;
Z rms. ga baths. lily. rm. with firepl.: din
Bath id in in bsmt, with pvt entrance; garage:
ia ri hEz III f.sa Hs 1n'Psft is
c cHd isii + o7I brick Southern Co.
b saial IN fn,s in iv rm
as sss r Gil ana Sm %0s ao GSsSER Bios
s-ACRE WOODED TRACT on black top I'd.
near 'hiteoak, Md. miles from Silver
Sp1 ng wooded acres also adjoining
above tract.
Burtonsville, Md acres. all cleared,
near As, church and stores: 10 miles out.
4hs acres. fronting on 2 roads, near
highland; very productive: priced very
JOHN BURDOFT, colesville. Md. Call Ash
ton Md 3846. -l6
BELTSVILLE-6-rm brick. rms. and
"a bath down. 2 rms: and full bath up:
auto. oil h.-w.h, cor: lot, ,SOx150 fronting
on concrete road; close to research CEN
ter plant industry station and Naval Ord
nance Lab. Price, '$15.750. .oo
rms. and bath. on $40 acres, oOo
AITCHESoN. Tower 5249; ewes, Tower
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

400 AND 1888 ST. s.W.-six-room
brick, gas. electricity; deep lot to wide
alley: small down payment balance 500
per month includes principal, interest and
taxes. MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1871 G
ST NV MA 33S6 IA
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or 81 Di iol5 5'V VIM. Il. sAuNDERs c., nc
sEM1BUNGALow. 5 rooms and bath, al
modern to the minute; oil h.-w:h. ful
Kelv}nator, Hotpoint electric stove, shower
and toilet in the basement: acre OF land
ST. 900 Possession at settlement; FR REL
GaitSsrsbura. Telephone sse. ia
SILVER SPRING, near st. Michaers and
the new, Hecht store--Attractive Colonial
dining room, de luxe kitchen; End floor, 2
twin-siZed bedrooms, tiled bath; recre. rm.
screened porch, attached garage, storT
Sns0Ts and neo dSsI By gas Anchor na i snee
Wonderful buy; $Ie,s5o. MODEM REAL
T ayer; CO. 81 szls 7s asorsia ave- sH. IA;
Lovely LOVELY NV. s detached, s-bedroom, uItr.
modern brick homes ready to live in: easy
to pay Tor: sethsSda' Silver Spring
AVoNDAIE Residence - beautiful
modern brick-and-stone. 4 bedrms.. ~:
baths Gorgeous rec rm with nrspass ane
gar; l85-ft. frontage, beautifully fenced
circular car drive; at D. C. line. 5 miles
from center Of washington. -, Az in az, :,
PPTiss. $4,000. Gail M; KeResssi; "a "a
sr RMs bE RRD Esi sxTHs s eon1 st. sa.nd
and Andrews Field; built-in garage, chicken
house and beautiful ground. If you de.
mand a lot for your money, we ask you t.
psDst t aasb h0Rf 81 AZ 9Th
VI VI 1915. c. 8. MURPHY. Realtor. 1901
HOME HON g. wsiihTH 1NcoME-Let your tenant
pay for this spacious 9-rm. home. located
me lot, with Gear Diet garage p,.,S s e0ny
rental neighborhood: near schools, churches
| stores and good transp.; ARRANGED az
For full particulars and appt; 70 inspect
sa R PpH k A. sas i4S 81 a Ad e. zee &c.
ATTENTION GIs! $500 down; price
SIS. 300 A dream home on Q lge. lot. Cal
Nj Sebra or Miss Odom, UN. 1928, coz
I. CO, INC. 3414 r. I. ave, Mt. Rainier
ONLY s7,sso-In q RESTRICTED neiehbor
sscrificing for quick sale. Call Mr.. Sebri
OF Miss odom' UN; 1895 GoM jn,. 4 81
BRooKsIDE MANoR-Yea1l never md ,
better value anywhere. This brick hom'
| Is years old, has 8 large rooms, cente
E S fsss Gox So MA Gan s n 7srf
c eYa; " c Esigisr MD-s1o $50 up. ss5o,
RSs. s ss or ". more 81
basement TILED bath Is stose and md rsfFrs a 81
WEST LANHAM MLLs.;Livins room.
tsS st,rr .I1s to G se sssDns'
alto hot-water heat: large lot. 9uicl
$3.50 with substantial cash. CLYDE
ADAMS. On. l143.
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ton (Md.l 3846

BELTSVILLE-6-rm brick, 4 rms: and
"a bath down; 2 rms; and full bath up:
auto. oil h.-w.h;; cor; lot, .SOx150, fronting
on concrete road; close to research CEN
ter plant industry station and Naval Ord
nance Lab. Price, '$15.750. ,,o
rms. and bath. on $40 acres, gu
II, on hard road Also other acreage.
AITCHESoN. Tower 5249; ewes. Tower
6O36 or WA. 1921. 10
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-05
PENGUIN ARRIVES,
 PRIBN0F BOUND

The Penguin arrived in Juneau Monday enroute to the Pribilof Islands after spending the past three months in Seattle for com plete ovehauling The Penguin, skippered by Captain Harold Knut- sen, is carrying a capacity load for the Islands and left yester- day afternoon for the Westward.
 In addition to the supplies and freight, the craft is taking num- Der of passengers, including the Assistant General Manager of the Pribilof Islands Seal Rookery Clar- ence Olson and his wife; Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilde, several resident Aleuts of the Pribilof Islands, and ether passengers destined for way points along the Alaskan Penin- sula. Dr. Wilde is resident physi- elan on St. Paul Island
 Olson stated that activities tow ard the seasons operations on the Islands are starting early in the spring for the intensive sealing season which extends from June to August Olson is in charge of the sealing operations.