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BOATS,

ENCLOSED BRIDGE DECK CRUISER, AZ
feet, hot-Tatsr heater bottled gas range
heads Rqds 6s ,na motor IN excellent s9nd
,ssn @ = MToa 4 s's SHiPPs @HSkr. bssls' T.
G s.;FEs sdasaf' EshfNa BOAT. small cabin, $500.
Ep bSpss UT1rx xs, ls #. Eysspar gssss
YARD. Boucher ave, Eastport, Annapolis,
PArRoL BOAT, rs it, new engines. eall
sAILsoArs SsSS sf'eF FoR pm sAIE-rhe Suzzard Sa
eomet;s snipss, psnguins. sneak boxes
SHALL ST. 0fs RuSAhopT Il Is + 81 it, long phil,p.
rinls IN engine. Joiner work lneamplsts; u soo
Soar xasb toos tsa II list saAsHp g. s1 r9sS
CHRIS CRAFT sPEEpBOAT, "a feet. ma
aAsass asH isss iqps 1 ar.
sksSk Il ~ = afS SON isis iiss
tses sSadi5lqps ready 70 sal; i saitsSis pss psof
sss RaiiSas, set S q sth = st. eaI.s; Esstpars. a.
NAs,sE SsIs1 Z ENGINE, E;,s s,sy Pssashon d5ss
spEr s1I, s7s HSesE-as VI as,Sh ShD' completely re-
isoa IL sePd $50 s'356s0s Cali B6 s,as - sR sda
as-FT, as ~ csaiN aiai cRysIERLcompls.e ir from
stem to stern; ,berths, glassed-i pilot
house, house, red cedar hull, 100 h,p, Seripps-
espt or - car s as sp;aSU part psymsns ssaa wy a.
CENTURY c2S FURY c HYpRopLANE, newly u. var.
sa s Or ppaa0sy psst Ssai NA hf s stffsEns fsaT 5A x55e
CASOE. II IT., nearly new; used only one
issaiFSP sF SdS Rhspf W 4oaa
. good headroom: excel, cond. dry stored.
FoLroNs SERVICE DOCK, Maine ave,
ae-FT. CABIN; sleeping accommodations 9
people, toilet, II hip, Grey marine motor,
16aisFmatoR. cal MI. BGHcesToNE eE'iS sH
STEEL CRAFT se-FT. cabin cruiser; GSs
equipped with full galley. stove, etc; used
sI.s fSl i@msslsts s :aIss only $3.50 ca jazz
oGfBoARb MOTOR. Wizard model Ina made
by Murray Motor Co., complete with ship.
Ell eaf = s'sss T. ea sas iI'as at e9y D 5$ s
FISHING LAUNCH. s5xc IT,, cabin; motor
reliable: economical clean; $500. 70 Tor si; auiek
plnsy Point, Mi: Phone sss Great Nils ialSs6 f.
JUST ARRIvEn-New shipment Mercury
and Scott Atyster outboard motors, 3h
to 10 h.p.: also many types OF inboard
and outboard boats, to l6 IT.; marine
hardware, paints, rope, bilge pumps, water
skis and marine motors. Make us your
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE. iNc,, $50 1900
Mains ne aye sy sSp NAi os2s;, al
completely rebuilt last fall, twin so"h soh D
motNr, 9 to / reduction, all electric fish-
Ing chairs; sleeps 4; in new-boat eondi-
ton: $500, Phone OIL. 2225 al
UTILITY BOAT, 16 feet, As hip, Gray
Marine motor drivers cabin: FAST boat
ideal for iishins and pleasure @ iob Boat h0ars ana
equipment, inelpd ding canvas cover, 5000.
At 6005, Mr.. BURROUGHS 80
CHHYSLER 1917 auto-conversion; Giles
marine reverse scar; complete, good cond );
nrics. $3.50. WA. 4192. -21
16-FT. PLYWOOD utility boat; forward
semieahin;, gray; 45-hp., 4-cyiinder mo-
tor: develops approx. IS m.p.h.; hull
and motor. only o mos. old KE. 7025.
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."As Is" BOAT BUYs-,

"AS IS" BOAT BUYS-
15-tt. inhoard runabout $3.50
23-ft express cruiser; sleeps Q; csnv-
vas awning over cockpit - $50
less than 100 hrs. $1,000 or best ofisr
under.
Cruisalong-Completely reflnished, equip
oyerhsued ss has Windssld avnns Soety
pit cover, and extras price, $4,000 or best
offer under,
Steelcraft--New and used,
Call STEELE aAFT-WAsHiNGroN CO.,
Elk. 03S5 Or see Mr. Hughes Saturday
and Sunday at Steeleraft dock, Maine ave
and NJ St S,W al
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ApARTMENTs WANTED.

AsL GhSNED VEIEAAN6 ana abdef ems
Families, need private ants and houses.
II you have house or private apt. to rent
to family. call MI. 1858, Ext. sra. Mon-
s. ss 'hRsssse hsss Rryss Ts' Kitchen and e b.a sa
MARRIED COUPLE and children need 4.
S9em %e'aTsp sps5,msRs s,s sa. or house esr SFs.
sSsd sSs bsEh H. sssaSaisS:a city iosstieP d.
AIs ,hs' FoReE &c 9'PIM 'PEMksSNNEI, stationed An.
s1sTih hou:ss ps'e M Mssd siSd fSn rs yynisssn yiss
e. 5ss apTil and May ass' ca. w. asaS &
q 2EoisasssIlowN iSssl STUDENTS "a. ssarm., u.
Nj Nj sits fSsssfi sit'i ioSsrffdRn and VII. s::,,.
apt pref; Aisx" All. arss: er bed
IL; Ss T. 'i;E' Ct IL a. T. Sss
%lbSDEE.AsED VI S1isiA GENTLEMAN desires en..
unialrnishes rstsEsnsssl imnasdiats POS.
sy :. sIs.s.d fsp sp sa MONTH s'' y Avn. sI
bsa bScfos iia sxiiSsp xSp WIFE d..tr. .qraSii.s.s i'll
YIN pr.Rsrsss Rsststs nah S:a 9ss
Hospital; sss ns g., children or pets. wit;
g ss'.s ..a sS f.; as; % s'' s.:ss ss'
!|is esE,dss wife. s,yss,sr
saY y Apr sf' nP Phons hsas's uD D,tSo
~ Wo sa os 'I rHsaEh GID bapsSoM M saaH ap.r.sn me
NssIns G sistanes os csthoiis csis'S ehsisR. sG
fSt ffS%to EMr. WOMEN desire to rent Or
i' ,nd psesa No aas, ri Bun Bun .as sn IS:
fSItjxa sour.E .:,s expecting sss, s:,s..,
SA11oN4I M San' MAoaaisE M saaals h spSifTom. Sif aai,.,
children sssd and su io gsrTssn.Rs; desire
April !: furnished or unturn'i up to sliS.
AAiiIis iiisa aargxssh4sEsg gishasfEs ts Es.Sir.s .u.s.S:
ha'WsSsssi Ws.sins an sggSs sepsox bsss. a dsS az
ss TT I IL s4 4eS Esl sfoSss. t 80 y;:s: 81:
sIass gig'asszi asis P';s 81 'ss;s s.s ss.
tspyhSishEp ttfssipFy aa Eis'ssiszis sxsfiszsrMrsr for Ihr..
sduits' ,prststaRIy n Northwest or Aylips'
L, sed.eeo@m sasTsm:l,. u ''sRii asa 6ssslsas silsa
REFINED white woman and four Trevn
psrets need apt; reasonable rent. RA.
VETERAN, wife desire one bedroom ant.
in apt. BLDG. NV. section; unfurn,, pE,
Sisters. Government employed. de.
sirs I:bsdreom' lyinE room. Eisehsa snd
bath @ @fpEnishsd apartment In NV. section.
Soysa M GO, Icoyrtszs Z, dt.,s: .,s s-roen u ipsFss. s
GaaTE Gaaa1fTf AIFAAHTaafsr IA MN furnished Or sio aa.
eaI Msss HYtSstt6fs1s' YStN' Adsns
sn s1 Man an VET na IEssSsnsiliys MS sliysJps Jpssd' small Y-
COUPLE l.f:, f:.shsss s sa,lsria a.ss snail fSrs
' Wo sE iiLsaSi SsesEs eeE ss S:.r. si.s room
as6,is 6,is'lS. :.s, fa n:d,..s AZ atSo untush. ai
isbed tyo-bedroom house or apartmsns'
SAtvvY If. WIPE. 1s-No. old SON. need
turni.hee, s2-bsdroom apt, OF hsa.s: ,s: w
ssS. c.ii n isoo. Est. Fl. 1;ts Pm. PM
Ti's s.;S W. iiIs;t
tosup22sss tsu e. yAPhkcfiNG Mhi III earLp, need: i'm.
yediateiy, ny. rm.. kit,, bedym., pvt. bath,
a, p ss ssS 'ssl 'essll aiAt'Nss eL. eiss.
family tf}; AlsTsndria or Arlington; con. con.
yenisns rranso. to Washington; sst. pr.
Two GIRLS desire surpishsd 3 or 4 rood,
apsrt rtmsnL in South Arlington. or Aisx:
snsis s1sfn GsR roass ~ ss1si5 Sosf afsif s,s.s
i sion employees. desire furp, of nnfurn, apt.
ss sssd,np, .p,r, hy snss nssas kitchen bath ia;s'
APARTMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q
sedroems, sy nothsr ard adult son' vietn.;
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

PIANOS FOR RENT. Steinway grands, So5-
S35 month; Mason S Hamlin console, S25:
Clark spinets, SIS; other spinet type con.
purchase {6 mos. limiO nowhere else in
the world twe're seriousl could you hnd
SO wide q choice, available for rent We
rights available at S5-SS month Colonial
Piano Shop's new store 637 D at NV.
(near Kann'S). MA, 4S70, 80
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

LISA MASS; AVE. NV, Dupent Circle
Attractive dhle, for girls, vacancy to share
for girls and men: pvt. bath; good food.
CLUB MASON. 172e N. H. ave, Washing
toms most exclusive suesthouse, has lovely
triple room for 3 girls: switchboard sery-
ice. We are famous for our food. 1t costs
no more to live ut the best. Also lovely
doubls room to share, Phone Mrs. Sample,
E fsss IFAiaMoNr ST. N.w-Youns man
70 share with another man, II Christian
DOUBLE ROOM in private home, conv.
transp employed couple preferred. Phone
sss @ tosasLLErHoRrE tssLE st. N.w.-Room and
board In consenial gentle home of adults;
sepsiemsn. no% csil IA ns oaso. '''' you al mo-
1855 N ST. N,W,--Young gentleman, re-
fined, sober, Christian; large basement rm. /;
delicious food; S45 DER mo-; homsliks
sai sssn'0shp. Mp. Ave. N.E.-aoom and board for
mother with one or 2 children; day care
for childfen; home priyil, a2s
2I0f 8 ST. E.W.-Double and triple. with
Isss RIIYTMsoRE 81, NV. lnsar ear 18th and
Columbia rd1-Exeellent board or rooms
~ ses s'eps SiSns room
2: home privileges. convenient transporta-
u4yEE4 tlap Eisi0nsS4s H64syA Afats fa issS asss
appointed residence for business people
newly decorated double, also single; excel
lent food; switchhoard.
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AVIATION.

AIRPLANE OWNKRs-dst cash Tor ycui
shtp on, BEACON FiEIDs used sirplani
,DE DE- Luxe iSsi TAyLoRcRArr. s,moss n nsv.
can be ARRANGED. MR.. ADAMS. OIL. 24za.
TWO SHARES OPEN, s5-h,p. Luscornbe
MeQiFFIN, Alex. dig.
CESSNA, Too, UC-1s. any part reason
able; used. Elk, 006S. --26
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ROOMS WANTgp.

CATHOLIC MAN wishes room, NV. or ne;
gyt family; away week ends. Box 45i.M'
MiDDLE-AGED CPLE. desires furn. rm.,
twin beds, pvt. bath; refined home, NV.
EN-. 1886 after 73O pm. 2ls
QUIET MAN-Lge perm. sgle rm and
bath in Prot. owners homej NV. only;
close in or best transp. Price, location,
size. Box CIR, Star
LADY, refined. English, desires quiet room
Box CIR, Star -
. YOUNG MEN, violinists in National
symphony, need. studio room or hed-sit-
COLoRED CoUPLE need 1-bedrm. apt
or room by April /. Call VI. oaoa after
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APARrMEhrs EXCHANGED,

WARRINGTON FOR cHICHGo-Hsys !.
mo-; no children; will exchange for sans
in sood section Of chicaso. vi. fs4I.
pEsrkE EXCHANGE a.b.aroom oS house,
Va, Tor ! OR bedroom spt.. Northwest
ssSsiop Wuga = Sc g0oe; Ext: 2os-F, ~
J. ns f:sSs .S:ss S::s
smsR sasRhsd eF snsnrsshsa .pt yt ns Ter ws w
ssSSseEAsssSk aaairas's ssisE isE:s.droem .p,;s "a AZ.
kenilyolth sectioh; gas heat and hot water
$50 mo. Box 60-R, star. ass
CONN AvE.---k.hedrm. apt, TO exchange
for r q more bedrm, house or apt, Phone
New s-RooM BRICK ROUSE, ssridst..
IN Alex.i modern, fully equipped kisehers
n EXCHANGE for ! lge, bedrm. In Alex.
GE. 4l1f, call sat, and sun, 90. --o5
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+ ROOMS uNPuRNisREp. ~
next to bath, Call II. 104S after .. pm
CoLoRED-sis KENYON--Larss unfurn
front room, for couple or men. qE
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6Ia < st. NV. MI
0os9--Hahy chicks, feed and poultry sup
aALEcHsIN'ss s,'sar,,I Tuesdays ssnS Fridays each
cry In D. c, CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1875
kenilworth ave. ne. VI. 536S, Ii. s529
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SMALL PONY. very gentle. Call RE. s5os.
--21
coAL, WOOD end FuEl on,

is CORDs q seasoned fireplace wood. 81
z cord Not delivered. Convenient to haul.
"a. ea27. al
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MOTORS, electric; Emerson Ship, o0S-
416 volt, 3sphsse, never used; list. S140;
sale price. S10D.
Louis Aliis, b-hp., 2o0-44o volt, s.
phase; list $3.50; sale price. S135. For
further information call SH 212O 81
Evening star., 1948-03-20
APARrMENrs uNFuRNIsHEp.

2nd FLOOR. ,l233 Good Hope I'd. Sc
rooms and bath, private entrance; con.
stores with bus stop less than / block
from door; apt. previously used as doc.
tors efhce: &7o; For full particulars.
Q RMS, KIT. and bath; middle aged couple
only, no children SIS mo- 52o3 Gsorsia
ave. -AH
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ROOM WITH soARp wAkrln.
LADY lvery adaptabiel wants pretty. cheer
full room and bath in privats home, NV;
2 meals; $lo0 Per month. Box 46A.M,
Star.
WANTED-Board and room for elderly
woman VIII pay $40 pes mo-; must be
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APTs. FURN. AND uNrUR.

REFINED LADY desires 1-rm. kit, bath,
NV; $50. Wkdays, TX. s4S0, Ext. SfSl'
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pions; compare these before you buy; rea-
sanahls prices RENrpRAG KENNELS, WI
fkENcH 10oDLE PUFPIEs, iatsIlissns,
beautiful; S75-S10o. OR. 1911. al
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WANTED, boys to complete family cir
elei double rm.. sitting rm,, unlim, phone;
conV. transp, and recreation facilities
Evening star., 1948-03-20

COLUHED, 53Tb 10TH 81, NW.-4 hbh-
sesabls rent. Ladies, gentlemen or COUPLES.
6S osia sHRfsSH sd sT sTYsnssw
in room for two students; cooking and
laundry privil.; $3.50 wk, ea. co, ll40. 9
COLORED-5S RANDOLPH PL.-Large
front room. furn,i 2 Girls or mon
coLORED-141s coRcoRAN ST. Nv
Room suitable for one or two men; 81 per
coLoREp-pnLI. ROOM assu Nth twin beds
eS1oEEsbMLRReE tSS EiabnedL nse fRoR4 oSRsgs' 'RooMAFer
2 CLEAN. quiet, sober men; twin beds. TIA.
CoLORED-REFINED aIEL-Lovely front
sS sEI1Ss:sAIjc a AAoSMas.nsl. or seu-
cooLeRED@ssss wARDER ST. Nv
Employed lady to share nicely furn. rm
with another lady; twin beds, use Of tele-
phone, some privils.; SIS wk. IA. 1857
Evening star., 1948-12-11
Power Company to Sell Alexandra Building

One of the choice store and Office
locations in the heart of Alexandria
went on the market today, when the
Virginia Electric and Power Co.
disclosed it will sell its steel
frame, s-story-and-basement Office
building at the northeast corner of
Washington and Prince streets.
This move, which will be accom-
panied by the company's relinquish-
ing of several other rented buildings
in other parts of Alexandria, was
made possible by the approaching
completion of the company's $1,000,-
600 central service building on a
f1ve-acre site between Old Glebe
road in Alexandria and South Glebe
road in Arlington County.
The new building is expected to
be completed early next year. 1t
will house all division personnel of
the Vepco organization, Vice Presi-
dent J. w. Howard said, with the
exception of those in the Alexandria
local Office. This Office either will
be maintained in the present build
Evening star., 1948-12-11

! ing through a lease agreement or
will be moved to another downtown
location, 1t was said.
Rented space to be vacated in
cludes the following. spokesman
said: -
Storeroom and construction de-
partment, 102 King street.
Meter and test department., l0s
King street.
Garage, 11S King street.
Substation and transformer re-
pair department, los South Union
street.
The company has invited sealed
bids for the old Office building to
be submitted by noon of February g.
Mr.. Howard said the new build
ing was placed under construction
to facilitate the extension and
maintenance of electric service in
the Alexandria -Arlington-Fairfax
area"
The project was approved more
than a year ago by the company
after a survey disclosed many ad-
Evening star., 1948-12-11
Home Godgets-
Marble Glass
Provides New
Building Item
By D. M. Derwin

For generations marble has been
used because of its color, beauty and
tonal variations. However, the use
of marble has been limited in ap-
plication by its thickness and weight.
A new structural glass, discovered
quite accidentally, with colors and
designs imbedded in the material,
affords an authentic reproduction of
highly priced alabaster, onyx and
other marbles. This structural glass
will produce the same austere ef-
fects, yet it is A-inch thick COM
pared to the 1-inch thickness of
marble slabs. It is finished with
the high luster of polished marble.
This new structural glass is a
product of long wear and ultramod-
ern style. Basic designs in stock
can achieve 80 different effects and
will help make modern homes luxu-
rious, and it certainly will help in
the economical modernization of the
7fSee CADETS, Page B-20
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Government Will 'Recontror
7O,OOOD.C. .AreoRentoI Units

had the assurance that, in the
event rent controls were scrapped
earlier than December 81, their
own rents could not be raised be-
fore that date.
The act provided that, when
such leases were executed, the
apartment then automatically
was decontrolled as of December
81, 1947, with rents remaining
the same for a year longer.
In 1948, however, Congress
took a new look at the situa-
tion, and decided that rent con-
trolls must be continued through
March 81, 1949. 1t then pro-
vided that decontrolled units
should be "recontrolled" auto
matically at the end of this
year and put in the same status
as those never decontrolled. The
only difference would be that
the units on which a Is per
cent rent boost was agreed on
will still carry the Is per cent
increase when controls go back
(See LEWIS, Page BED
Evening star., 1948-12-11

vantages in combining engineering,
operating, construction and main
tenance forces at one location.
The new two-story structure will
house. the storeroom and loading
platform for Is line construction
trucks and will contain modern
locker and assembly rooms for more
than 100 linemen, servicemen and
maintenance. men employed in this
area.
Garage and transformer repair
shops will be located in a separate
building on the site. Engineering,
accounting and general Office per-
sonnel, now located at the COM
pany's general Office building on
South Washington street, will oc-
cupy the second floor of the new
quarters.
Local business Offices will be main
tanned in Arlington and Fairfax,
besides the one in Alexandria, for
convenience of customers in those
areas, the spokesman said.
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Permit for 26O-Unit Apartment
At Woshinqton Circle Issued

building 260nt, eightstory elevatortype
mnt building be constructed irregular tract having frontage
NV. the last
Evening star., 1948-12-11
By Robert J. Lewis
Reol Estate Editor Of The Sfor

More than 10000 rental apart
ments and houses in nearby
Maryland and Virginia.. which
were decontrolled after "volun-
tary" rent-Llcrease leases were
signed under provisions of the
1947 Housing and Rent Act, will
60 back under rent control again
January /.
This was made clear today by
a spokesman for the Office of
the Housing Expediter, who also
explained that there can be no
change in rents at the time Of
expiration of the leases.
In the 1947 act. Congress pro-
vided a plan originally proposed
by the National Association of
Real Estate Boards through
which tenants could permit land
lords to increase rents IS per
cent by signing voluntary"
, leases expiring no earlier than
December 81, this year. H. s.,7
Under those leases, tenants
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(See PERMITS, Page B-2)
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(See FIRST AID, Page B-2)
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NEW HOMES BEING STARTED IN GEORGETOWN homes
in Georgetown rarity principally because of the scarcity
of unimprovd land But today there unusual number Of
houses either just started planned to start in immediate
future Architects sketches of several of them shown
this above described caption extreme
right of this page The of Colonial inspiration below
designed Architect Gosvnor Chapman for this and
will be built at 1885 street NV Basement at street level has
garage utility maids and BATH First floor, at
garden level has living dining Kitchen avaory
terrace off living and deck off dining Second floor
has three bedrooms baths and dressing In the attic
will conservatory space future expansion.
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Aid to Houses
Home Repair
Queries Answered
By Expert
By Roger c. Whitmon

Question: We recently have bought
100-year-old farmhouse which is
of stone, covered with smooth ce-
ment or concrete. A former owner
painted 1t with a creosote paint.
Then the next paint job was an oil
paint. The whole house is peeling
and the green creosote paint shows
through.
Since we want to have the paint
job done properly next time, we
would like to know If the old paint
must be sandblasted, as one painter
advised us. Another painter said
that this would not be necessary.
Which man was correct? What
(See FIRST AID PAGE R-01
Evening star., 1948-12-11

week by the Central Permit Office ir
was $1,100,000.
The permit was issued to the
Washington Circle Apartments, Inc.
2025 I street NV. owner, of which
DR.. Daniel Gevinson is the head
The building would have an en-
trance at 2430 Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
Charles H. Tompkins Co., GOT Six
teenth street NV. is listed as the
builder, and John H. Graham, 1010
Twentieth street NV. is the archi-
tect.
A spokesman for the builder said
no definite date has been set for
beginning of construction.
S1,426,002 Permits For Week.
This and other permits brought
the weeks total valuation to 81, 1885,
002.
Among other permits issued were:
Irving D. and Idelyn K. Berger,
owners; Kass Realty Co., Inc, bull
der; James F. Hogan, architect, all
of 4461 Connecticut avenue NV;
to erect one 1-story concrete, brick
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includes % maa
will Church
D t
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
HOMEMAKERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS

New officers are assuming their duties in the Valleys vari- ous Homemakers' clubs this month. Both the Sourdough Club and the Riverbend Club named their years leaders at re- cent meetings.
 Elected to office in the Sour dough Club were:
 Mrs. Seth Cook, president; Mrs. Clyde King, ST., vice-presi- dent; Mrs. B. J. Losing, secre- treasurer.
 Heading the Riverbend Club for this year will be: Mrs. Fred Gaylord, president; Mrs. Jim Berry, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Ware, secretary treasurer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
Nome Is Also To Be Developed

Nome and the Second Division, termed by the Alaska Develop ment Board as the forgotten corner" of Alaska, is to be the subject of a new survey to be un- dertaken by the Board. Ralph Browne, Ketchikan newspaper man, arrived in Nome late in September to begin a two month n-the-spot survey. MT. Browns work will take him into most of the communities in the Second Division, and will be initiated through the cooperation of An tonic Polet, Alaska Development Board member who resides at Nome.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06

kel home in WaSilla last week. The group made no definite de- cision on the date, but it was ex- pected that the details of plan ming would be worked out at last nights meeting of the Wasilla Grange.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
PLAN HARVEST DINNER

WASILLA-PlanS for joint harvest dinner for Northland Pioneer and Wasilla Oranges were discussed at a committee meeting held at the Harold Din-
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
OFFICIAL BULLETIN TO ALASKA VOTERS

Whether Aaskas salmon canning industry all its present salmon traps abolished by your n October 12th, is serious question.
 Salmon canning business and you may be that , close canneries that can be operated prohabl.
 But it IS only fair tell that get 50 of all the s7nca from fishermen Abolish traps and you surely deal supply heavy blow While other of supply might be found the immediate effect would bs a shortage of fish for canneres
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06

Our analysis today indicates that
 approximately 25 large eanneries
 would nave to shut down if tiaps
 are abolished
 To canney workers fishermen Alaska in general and dustry this could economic crisis We of the n:sy surely do that We doubt anybody who works in industry it. But, repeat, today know of way avoid closing carncries if traps abolished.
 It's your Vote you think best, of course But let there be guess work about the of abong traps Such would close and cripple the salmon industry of Aaskal
 MILTON C. BROWN ARTE11R W. WlTTl(
 Tr1s:l1r. .'.c5:JJcnt orhwest Salmon Gamers Assn. Assn of Pacific Fsheri
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
Many Hear Advertising Executive
Speak On Role OF Women In Field

tie guests and sorors we're served
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table was Mrs. Jerolean Sneed.
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angements we're Mrs. RUBY Wills
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
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