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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

Sunday from Juneau where he in- stalled a Chrysler- Crown engine. The Elfin II is buying fish in Graves Harbor. This is the second trip to Graves Harbor for the ves- sel.
 Boats at the Williams float are the Moby Dick, Alice ell, and 31A- 21.
 The Troller Magnet came in for fuel at Standard Oil this morning. The troller Victor is also at swan sons float.
 A telegram this morning to E. O. Swanson states that Fred. P, Salef had passed away in Astoria, Oregon. The information is meager at this time
 Salef was on his way to Portland, to see a specialist there and was de- layed in Astoria on account of the bus strike. Salef wrote to Swanson here of his circumstances, and Swanson had wired to Salef. This telegram was not delivered to Salef but returned to Swanson stating that Salef had passed away. Salef was resident of the Cove for over IT years and his many friends will regret to hear of his sudden passing
 ELFTN COVE, May 25-C. A. Nor jensen on his boat the Relief had a serious accident this morning at Graves Harbor One of Mort's hands was caught in the V-Belt of the motor and one finger was severed and mangled and hand badly truised. Prank Luhr on the Elfin II riloted the beat back to the Cove ac- companied by Nels Bitterness on his boat the Amor. A plane was called and Bitterness, took Mortensen to Port Althorp aand met the plane at II am. for Juneau.
 Tom H. Dyer and Larry Hagen of Standard Oil Company flew out from Juneau this morning on busi- ness and are returning to Juneau on the four o'clock flight this afternoon.
 ELFIN COVE, May 28-Skipper Dan Stanworth on the halibut boat Gordon D. came in for fuel at the Standard Station.
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Skipper Paul Paulson on bis troll Ter 3lF867 came in from Graves Harhor where he had very good fishing for a few days The keel condenser on his boat is out oi order and Paul will have the toat on the grid for few days.
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BUSINESS Girl desires to sub- lease apt. Call Baranof Hotel,
 Room AIS. After pm. 897 If
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35-MM Slide Camera Phone Blue
 330. 905 St
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WANTED

WANTED: Commercial or pleasure boat for 90 day charter July l. Owner to accompany preferred. Must accommodate four. Write, Airmail, Fisheries Research In-
 stitute, University of Washington, Seattle 5, Washington. 901 St
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Skipper Gus Maci on his boat St. James, who lives in Idaho Inlet, came from Hoonah Friday and a message here informed him that the manifold for his engine was in Hoonah so he will return there be- fore he starts fishing.
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The Elfln II came in from Graves Harbor and. left for Juneau Thurs day.
 Skipper Gus Maci on his boat St. James, who lives in Idaho Inlet, came from Hoonah Friday and a message here informed him that the manifold for his engine was in Hoonah so he will return there be- fore he starts fishing.
 Mrs. Del Winner has received let ter from MT. Winner who is in Seat tie. MT. Winner will be home in about a week and will fish with Jack With on his hoat the Diana this season. Winner left the morning of the 1lth. and With arrived here the evening of the Il, just missing each other by hours.
 ELFIN COVE, May 31--Al Schra- men was at Standard Oil Float Fri day with his new troller the Auroroa 8 very beautiful boat. Other troll lers in are, Wildbill, Selma, and the Feroy.
 George Dalton and wife of Hoonah were in on their halibut boat Wash ington The Daltons came from Glacier Bay here for fuel at Stan dard Station and are on their way to Juneau. George killed a black bear at Salt Lake weighing over 200 pounds with a very beautiful skin. Mrs. Dalton says there is more snow than usual for this time of year at Salt Lake.
 Four large Seine boats from Ana cortes. Wash, stoppel for fuel at the Standard station. The boats are the Prince, the Deception, Don't worry and the Traveller, all are go- ing to the Westward.
 Wesley Turner, of Juneau, was a passenger on Alaska Coastal flight Saturday for the Cove. He is fishing the boat Relief The Relief belongs to c. A. Mortensen who was injured in Graves Harbor and will not te able to fish this season.
 Captain Chris Arni on the Lulu J., a resident of Wrangell and an oldtime fisherman around here, came in from Seattle where he spent the winter Chris feels fine again and lcoks well.
 MT. E. o. Swanson has purchased new scales for the store. They add to the store service as well as being goo6 looking.
 The boat Elizabeth landed fish at Swansons scow and the boat Inga took fuel at Standard Station Sun- day.
 The Halibut hoats Aegir and the U. & I. were in for food supplies as well as gas and oil.
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The boats Brat and the 3lB3 came in from Graves Harbor for supplies and returned.
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FOR KENT

BUSINESS girl wanted to share 3 room prt. References exchanged. Call after 6:30 pm. at POS Main
 St. 904 St
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WOMAN for part-time janitor service. Apply to Rev. Willis R. Booth. PA 4th St. 900 St
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WANTED a good home for kitten
 Phone 284. 300 tf
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Some students believe copper rings were among the first forms of money.
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3 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trey.
 or Davis. 794 tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

WINTER and FUND, co. Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing Printing Eniarg1ne Artists Paints and Materials
 Blue Printing Photostats
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Skipper John Adolfson on his boat the Lollie-Mae came home
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perman-
 ent, s7.50. aper curls, sl up Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI. 315 Decker Way. U
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COMPLETE Body and Fender Shop
 Well equipped. Reasonable. In- quire Bob-Ben Service, 93 Will loughby. 872 tf
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SMALL House, close to downtown, suitable for working couple. Must
 be desirable. No drinking or pets. Write Empire Box 345. 903 If
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Boats at the Williams float arc the Moby Dick, Alice ell, and 31A- 21.
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. . . . BARTENDER, waiter or sec- .
 . ond cook wants work. Box . . 4l83, care Empire. 885 If . . ss .
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Sunday from Juneau where he in- stalled a Chrysler Crown engine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

The Troller Magnet came in for fuel at Standard Oil this morning. The troller Victor is also at swan sons float.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

NICE Clean Room, steam-heated.
 Lower rent. 315 Gold St. 656 tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

It has been estimated that half the lakes of Minnesota will be dry within 30 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

l941 Dodge Panel Truck. Good condition. See it at DeHart's Gro
 cery or Ph. 023-4 rings. 849 If
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The Elfin II is buying fish in Graves Harbor. This is the second trip to Graves Harbor for the yes sel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

APIS, Rooms with kitchen priv
 ileges. Home Hotel. Ph. 886. 97 tf
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'35 PLYMOUTH, very good condi-
 ton. must sell quickly and cheap. Jays Surer Service. 9o4 At
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

NICE CLEAN steam heated rooms also steam baths. Scandinavian Rooms. 13o u
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TWO HOUSES near boat harbor
 Phone Red 765. 843 tf
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SEAVIEW Apt. for rent, one block from Federal Bldg. 890 tf
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SMALL House on Hiway. Write 20. Box 531. 89 mo-
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.!ICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly o, monthly. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 1S
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ELFIN COVE, May 31--Al Schra- men was at Standard Oil Float Fri day with his new troller the Auroroa very beautiful boat. Other troll lers in are, Wildbill, Selma, and the Feroy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-05

my schedule so could do as much homework
as possible while the children were asleep.
By experimenting and applying Navy
methods, cut the ladies' time in half; ran
the house on three hours a day. The neigh
bors - and Ethel, too - admitted the house
looked shipshape.
Roughly, my daily schedule was as follows:
5:45 am. - Reveille.
to am. Did laundry and ironed.
Prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner lex
cept green vegetables and Salads Cleaned
the house. Ate breakfast, changed clothes.
This embraced considerable dovetailing of
activities. While the washing machine washed
and the oven baked, dry-mopped and ironed.
Every morning cleaned one room thorough
ly, going over the rest lightly. For few days
nothing went right found that a schedule
could be made to work only by patient trial
and error. For week it was frustrating
experience.
Schedule Of What, When and How
AT $50 l went to my Office at the Navy
Department. At night when / came home,
l heated and served the already cooked din
ner ian emergency measure regular house
wife doesn't have to use). After washing the
dishes and Strengthening out the kitchen, l
spent half an hour making out plan of the
day" "a schedule of what, when, and how
for the next days chores This system is the
soul of the Navy ship-keeping efficiency.
At eight pm. all the work was done and
relaxed.
must admit that had to rush like merry
blazes to leave the house at $50. When the
chores don't have to be done until noon,
there's no need for either rushing or getting
I'D so early; but the short cuts which went
along with my hurrying, Ethel finds, are to
wife's advantage.
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continued my routine seven days week,
even on week ends when had full response
bility for the children. Before tackling my
months housekeeping, l did some philo-
sophizing. The Navy pays me two dollars an
hour for being an expert; surely was worth
as much at home But if worked as slowly
as my neighbors it would cost me $2.35
to wash the dishes every day. And by taking
IL minutes to iron a shirt, had Accent bill.
Something had to be done about this!
Got the Hoxse Laugh
WHILE ETHEL was still in the hospital
bought secondhand electric moner for $45
and dishwasher for $50. My neighbEs gave
me the horse laugh, pointing out that for
sos could hire maid for three weeks. But
figured that if we could cut the dishwashipg
and ironing time in half, we'd save one hour,
IL minutes day. That amounts to seven
hours week or 80 working days year.
Actually, we reduced the total days dish
washing to 20 minutes by cleaning pots as
used and stacking china and silver in the
washer until evening, when all were done by
the machine in seven minutes. The weeks
ironing came down to two hours flour min
utes shirt, three minutes for khaki pants).
That's a total saving of 70 working days
a year, or translated into pay, 81 100
earned by buying and learning how to
use modern equipment.
At first the machines nearly had me whip
ped. The dishwasher didn't get the egg plates
clean and the ironer took longer than the old
manual methods. But persuaded one of the
electrical company's demonstrators to tutor
me. This, plus steady practicing, did the trick.
Getting all three meals cooked before
leaving the house was comparatively easy.
made out menus week early, arranging
Continued on page Is
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Fairfax, va; excel. Investment. Phone
5 Il To ; 70 ACRE TRACTS cleared land on
Great Falls rd:., "a mi. from Potomac;
reasonable restrictions OWNER, OR. 1914
IAND@GooD flIsh o:s2 d. MOTHER EARTH-5-aere
den, vineyard. orchard, berries. build a
home: 2-lane highway; electricity; rich
Frederick County; 80 miles te District;
WiIfAMs SafsGG ssFgs gsepherd Il des5Sa s55s HARRY
APPROXIMATELY 5000 acres of rolling
from the center of Washington, near
Herndon, Va. on the washington and
soss raE1es ia n Nc fs fNSs SH St 'av
ABOUT % ACRES. on either side of hwy
near Govt. ordnance plant. Mont. Co., Md,
areal: may sell in tracts q about 25 to
81 81 PSoeSToMAc R1vER-Li.tle more than
Bridge on the Va side Community well
developed with fine homes. Macadam road
into property. This land has wonderful
view Of the river and surrounding country.
CARR, 1892 H st. NV, MA. 1905. $
Plata and Indian Head; "a miles to D. G.
Beautiful level wooded tract, K-mile front,
good highway; elec. and phone available:
heart of farming section, near small town,
terms. Call ewes, ia. s72s, TABLER,
MoSrGoMeRY sNG;i SS, ieRG; couNrY-5-aere tract
adjoining country club, on paved road; as
sI sS~ 8 s4oS soos sTaNLEY pss ae pEARsoN RestoT
So3R Ga ave -
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COMMERCIAL LOT, 10000 square feet in
ave, next to = corner T at % Eastern az ave. WITH with
frontage. of about 65 feet and an average
foota GEO. J. MOSS. Realtor, Shepherd
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN, near 14th and q
SITS n.w:--Immediate possession; can be
payment, balance IL S-story building,
wide frontage, suitable for any type re-
tail or financial business; can be used as
able cost: an outstanding opportunity to
own the building for your business in the
hsaGt hn;pn Of ssE Raa sGs
FOR MIDTOWN PROPERTIES considered
1909 for brokerage offices, tea rooms,
sss RohERT v; SAVAGE. Si4 Union trust
Bss; Bswk4Sws: ES ssss2s; ss., 10Th and n z. ave.
tanning two stores aIi;.s apts and pssking
reauired se1si $1,000. TO 70 Inspect call Ne.
oosb. GOMEZ REALTY C., sse N. = z.
lois lois Goth ST. N.w.-Firss commercial.
3-story and basement row brick. with
parking in rear vacant ready to remodel rem
I'll s1i'' q. PRfURY Af Really W CORP" 1887 . K
NEAH ZlSt AND l. SIS. NW-rlfSt CoHi-
merciasll, $50 square feet: 79.f2ot }, iron, front
3 ass fsft assD coRp. per 1857
RE. 1133 till 8 pm.
BOOMING HOUSE FOR sALE-Wen-
located, downtown rooming house business
and real property for sale, or Will sell
separately: well furnished: showing ex-
cellent income; II rooms will CONSIDER
medates 11eas ia0vn vicfoR x 45
DowNToWN PRoPERT1Es .l0-Both
zoned End commercial; one is located
in the 1000 block Of NJ e., approximately
25-ft. frontage and containing about 1000
square feet and certain .mpr1yetmsfnss sIfsnt fars
tion for light manufacturing, auto repair,
plumbing establishment. machine shop. etc.
The other property is located on 9th ST.,
consists Of brick house, lot 1S'x91'. to
go alley. Both properties reasonably
aos c IgHEk M eoRd co .evfs &c. on Restors sfS
sth ST. And And INDIANA AVE. ,N;w-vacant;
3-story, 1st-commercial brick, approx,
$500 50. it.; oil heat freight elevators:
highly desirable downtown wholesale BUS
mess location; priced for immediate sale:
saadsy gMgs1M and EYES co r.. "a 2est' LEO N
IN THE HEART OF N.W-Near White
House; 3-story brick building, contain
ing store. studio and large apartment Of
rooms and 2 baths; leased at $4,000
a year; in excellent condition: new plumb
ing and wiring, oil heat; outsta nding in
vestment opportunity at only $4,000;
will net about 15% on equity M inyss.ed e
NON q LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA.
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STORES FOR RENT Cont J

sToRE AND 2 UPPER floors down:
approximately $500 50. IT.; bldg. equipped
ing dept, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO..
I415 K ST. NV, ME. 5400. %
aiIT NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Next to new
colored theater; excellent location: heat
furnished. ], C. WELDON CO., ME. SOIL,
VACANT STORES on and near Ga. ave
NV. One with living quarters Immediate
possession. oSsdd25 sd25 to $1s5. KAY REALTY
powNTowN BUSINESS SECTION. near
bldg, now under construction. completion
about Jan,e1b. 1898; asss sssa5 feet, feet with wtn
cation for high-yolsgme retail business; nss,
furs, etc. For further details call Nj,
Kelly, leasing dept, LEO N. BERNSTEIN
" CO., 1415 K st. NV. Me. 64o0; .
66s-9 d ST. NW.-New and ultramod-
ern store. 32 feet wide. Can lease O store
alone or (2) store and private parking
lot or CD can divide into two 16-fees
stores zoned End commercial and con-
venient to 7th St department stores; V
A. WEINBERG CO., Realtors. 1907 Il
st. NV. Ma. $500. |s
1900 BLOCK Sth ST. N.w.-:Ayailable p
once, large store 5oxS5, brick basement'
suitable for retail or wholesale bus; rsaa
rental, LEWIS BROWN, MA. 674o; eve
NEWLY i.Shi RI RsEMoDELRD STORE with modern
front, on 14th ST. NV, bet and n <.
ave: approx l.400 So, II. BASI1LKQ
INVESTMENT CORP, gig Bond Bldg. Df.
S7o4 -
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BUSINESS PROF. For RENT tcent.l J

STORE AND . UPPER FLOORS (downtown
approx. $500 50. IT.: bldg. equipped With
fs5 u Rfs RRsf Pee Co. If.il9' siS GET
a4ss lS:; a6 c6sN. Rs0o oavE-1oos retail location
Next door to Peoples Drug Store in Chevy
responsible tenant considered. Brokers
protected. KAss REALTY CO., EN-. 500
1875 21st ST. N.W-11O,00O #. of floor
space in 4-story fireproof BLDG, elevator
and ramps. Can be subdivided; heavy
ONCE space, distributors. wholesalers
REALTY CO.. EN-. sIoo.
1868 U ST. N.W.-Two excel bldss.
which are presently connected. Can be
contains approx. $4,000 50. it. Of floor
space 143s is a .2.story structure con-
tanning approx. 11,o00 SO. it: of floor
both and 0efs aay' esnr LOADING s1a
wholesalers, distributors, lodges, fraternal
orcers. schools, banks. building and loan
KAss REALTY CO. EN-. 500.
I'll sth ST. NV. NEAR G. 4-story bldg
and basement, parking space in rear for s
cars. 1st commercial, suitable for ofices
or hight manufacturing. viii rent as en-.
@ M q "hs ks.0s ME lGf ssss 9ss
WA 0712. Ill
| freight elevator; mr.. 7th and Mass ave. NV
Wholesale or retail, excel. loading facilities
long lease Call Mr.. Fischer with DREY-
BETHESDA-Several stores, ofices. shor
spaces; workrooms, new bldg. Available
Immediately. Can be used for any kind
Of industrial purposes or laboratories and
manufacturing. Will rent all or subdivide
to any size required. 471s Bethesda
ave, Bethesda, Md. Brokers invited
OWNER, WI 1921. -I2
1--WE FEEL CONFIDENT that at market
value We can secure a purchaser for your
real estate. Why not consult US? We are
at your service. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
1927 X ST. N.W.-1st comm, front base
Ament space; suitable for job printing, radio
repair. etc: S75 per mo. J. C. WELDON
CO. Me BOIL IS
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

FIRST COMMEkClAL-N0de stores and
apts: at intersection at of washington'ss s
to bring over 49, net return on invest
ment. Shown only by appointment to in
vestment purchasers with substantial cash
Rs.,tdy Mr.; Mccosmisks Ns skso with PAT TRoIAsso'
GEORGETOWN story brick bldg. end
St. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880 3
SECOND COMMERCIAL-Excelle sec
tions Of downtown northwest; brick
houses; easily remodeled; one near 26th
and NJ st. $4,000. One near 14th and
at SIS 900. terms. J.. T. sTEUART, 9os
JUST OUTSIDE ALEXANDRIA on Route 1.
s9csStosai s9nsd gensrs spv business sSf S. f. Al
Columbia pike, Arlington. OK. 1882.
Open evenings until 9.
BETHESDA-11,0 900. So, IT. north Of bank
and 100 #. west of Wis ave-; S2.75 per
ssT 81 + Iac hseaGes Resto2 eSaSs vi hhs $685.
All L ST. NV. End coml-3-story brick
lot 20x92. wide alley in rear; plans ap-
proved for warehouse. Also have Other
small 2nd-com'l prop. v. 1: TOoMEY
Jr., Realtor, MA. 4379. EN-. 1857 S
ALExANDRIA-Ground zoned for laun
on heavily travelled street; small or lge
| tracts; reasonable cash, balance subordi
mated to bldg. loan. A. M. ROTH. RE
SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT of 2nd-coml
ground In New York ave. section to trad
for Investment property. A. M. ROTH
es6i c6LoRED-4os-41o II M ST. Sc, mr. Nav,
Yard-5-rm. brick Low lown payment
RS NO. q :fsnsp eres M ST. ss4
with ALLEN L. KAY -6
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LOTS FOR SALE.

YOU CAN MAKE THE NEW YEAR
vile Hills. already zoned residential c.
For further details call WA. 1887 after
IANHAM PARK-Beautiful lots, 1ooxi7o
it.. $3.50; city water, electric phone; mail
service train and bus connsstions; build
miles to large sign "Lanham Park" at
se on n.I left s.s side Of Defense nass hshway
Sae 9is sPsn fa5S ssa s1hseE HSEy 70 phone
dKasy,s dEhvY SHasE ESz q Mp InGa a.ms 5sss
ed lot, all improvements; s3,450 or best
ATTENTIoN BUiLDERs-1o beautiful
5 o lots rsnsb Mb vsF Wit sell fna on sssy
EN-, z; N; FRY; INC;; Realtors, WI; $40;
M9RTENdISs spREK sFkSs REfaTY ialTs lots overlooking
golf course, one block from grade school
and public park: all improvements; 81. $50
each. THE MARYLAND REAL. ESTATE
RIVERDALE. MD-Nice building site, 75x
$4,000. WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 1925
2 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENT LOTS in Forest
only 81 $50 each, Call FREDERICK ".
CALIFORNIA ST. west of a4th-over u
Of an se re- on sads a and ear
VIII consider trade. L. w. GROOMES'
BETHESDA, Alta Vista area large, level
OWNER, BOX 433-A, Star. =
near exclusive Berkshire. MILTON q.
NEARBY VfRGINIA-wooded h-acre and
MULLEN, Columbia pike, OK. 1889; open
ATTENTION. BUILDERS. investors-1s
lots, sewer and water in; lots suitable
for stores, remainder zoned for apis
Rsdea R1dss lex With 0t JA %aeo sff pxos ea e5s co
1922 18th st. NV, Elk 5760; ewes, OIL,
sqIy2 syER ETsIsSs spRiNWs assRss nav. vo,r n. IN
any section of this fine community, bring
your plans we will estimate and build for
you: Don't wait till spring. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO., SH. 6440 5
driving time from downtown; perfect fol
JAMES JAMES Iou l. p1xoS 4 60, g. lsSs i7th st St
NV, Elk. 576o; ewes, vi. $3.50, Ext. 1865
$500, big 7ox1sb lot. 1 block of Anna.
polls I'd: paved street city water ano
maj ne'' van SAN' o1Noi S'SS' 3hS 1oco
ATTENTION BUILDERs-First offering OF
500 lots. Will sell in small groups with
graded streets, utilities now being in
stalled; located on N H. ave. extended
nr. White Oaks Naval Laboratory; only
$3.50 Sss per gg 1T; yoo Cali DRE1sEN-FREEDM4AiN
BTiLDERs fHii Sci OR OR 1NvEsroRs-141 adj. lots
for sale: owner has started 25 homes in
sub; take time to look into this opport
to purchase 25 lots or more in Bethesda
(yeOrRetOWn water
on prop; streets cut to grade; price OF
and reliable builder. CAN Jack N. Topol
REALTY, s134 wis. ave.
INDUSTRIAL LOT in heart of Silver
Cali MIR. HENDERSON. Sligo 4o6o. 10 y
FIRST COMMERCIAL-4o and Soft
front lot, near Georgia ave. at District
line. Gail MIR. HENDERSON. Sligo 1000
lsox1s5, WOODED. on hard : surfaced
rd., $1,000, with 500 cash. bal $50 mo
If desired. Drive out Lee blvd. i mile be.
yond traff1c circle at Seven Corners, turr
left on Annandale I'd. then right on Isl
paved I'd Rt. No. 709) for "a mi; lot is or
tion: my sign on lot. HERMAN SCHMIDT
woodward Bldg, MA. 9257. 10
COLoRED-e LOTs-25x1o7. near 47tl
Call MR.. SHEPPARD, DE. 1161 and DE
COLoRED-EAsTLAND GARDENs-Beau
tiful lot 40xl35; conv. location, mr., car
line; all improvements: reasonably priced
Call Ma. 1884.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

EXCHANGE? If you are considering an
exchange of your property, we are in a
position to offer residential. Investment OF
unimproved real estate Consult with oa1 or
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO, INC. --s
ONE ACRE-15 mi. from city, Fairfax
trseity avail; $3.50. MR., WILSON 5sso6
cLosE"N VA. IoTs.. viii EXCHANGE for
b. c, white or colored houses. BOWERS
lio4 18th st. NV, RE. 2029.
EXCHANGE PROP. 62x50. on 30-ft. alley,
rear 2l33 st. nv; improved 5y TIRE, th1st
o-story row bricks with space TO PARK ABOUT
IL cars. OWNER, MA. $3.50; ewes" WI,
$40 ACRES LAND. fenced and with small
cottage: Taos County. New Mexico; noun
tain scenery; viii exchange or sell: cheaply
FOR SAFE OR KxcHANGlEa2s choice
Annapolis; reasonably priced; what have
yqa f. e1chanse2 Box aStsin aSSA; ssaF isnd near
Berkley Springs, West Virginia not lar
off main paved hwy, ROADS over pi9perss'
cheaply priced: will sell or exchange
Box 459-A, Star.