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Arizona sun., 1948-02-27

they Indie a tie d
they might in or
der to rebuke the
President for his
so called "anti-
southern civil
rights mess a 6 e
which recon-
mended anti
lynch, anti-p OIL
tax, fair prac-
tices legislation,
which is labelled
"pro-Negro by
ma ny southe rn
critics? Well, sup
pose that, and as
of the date of this
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27

the condition or a
lot of other people
who have failed for
centuries to do the
job themselves.
I'VE want peace
a n d p + o S p e r it y
throughout the
world to eliminate
a threat to our own
freedom, but it is
certainly not worth
while to adopt a
foreign policy so
burdenSoIne on our
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
FARMS AND RANCHES

A VERY WELL IMPROVED irrigated farm
county graveIed road, mail route. Modern
7-room, full basement dwelling, Pear ga
rage, big barn, granary room. Combinatiomn m
farm and pasture, crossed over $13 100000
1947. $40, 600 90 highline water, $15,OOO.OO
Improvements. Sale price of this 16O acres
$25, 100000 with small down payment and
liberal terms on balance.
FRANK RAY Lamar COIOs
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27

own family and is kept alive with
close personal contacts in the armed
services. I simply say this to the
voter:
You may have a tremendous
respect for a mans military
record, but that doesn't mean
you'd call him in if your child
had appendicitis. Politics is just
as much of profession as med
icine or the law.
We need a trained leader in this
particular kind of leading. Maybe
we will get one. Maybe we won't.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27
HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN

COUPLE-COOK, HOUSEWORK. Modern
conveniences, reliable references required,
family of A, two other help, weekend guests.
GREYSTONE RANCH, Evergreen, Colo.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27
HELP WANTED-WOMEN

HOUSEKEEPER, Protestant, Reliable.
on ranch, for single owner only, perma-
nent if right party; light work; rancher
with large acreage and near town; con-
slider one with grade school child. Describe
fully yourself, picture please.
III, NJ, p. o. BOX 1853, SHERIDAN, WYO.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27

everywhere but in the solid South.
Suppose the solid South should
split from the Democratic party, as
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27
REAL ESTATE-MISC.

SUBURBAN DENVER. 5 room home and
profitable greenhouse. INGRAM REALTY,
S31 18th St., Denver, Colo.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27
LIVESTOCK

FATTEN HOGS FASTER by stimulating
Scrintion. Also an ideal tonic for brood
sows and pigs. Has helped increase profits
for millions of hog raiserS. Salts. guar.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS
POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP.

HELP YOUR HENS be profitable layers.
Stimulate poor appetiteS with DR.. LeGear'e
Poultry Prescription In all their feed. Used
by successful pouitrymen everywhere.
The best poultry tonic money can buy.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19

Good folks don't want to wait around thousand years on this earth after Christ's coming before ~o.nG to heaven!
 And the Bible says that the rsuc is coming in "hich all that are n the graves shall hear his voice. and shal, hear his voice, and shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resur- lcct.on of life. and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnati0n.' John 5:28f.
 That means that all the finely spun webs of those who talk about Christ being with the right eous on earth for thousand year aftor his coming is swept away
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19

in either Anchorage or Fairbanks.
 THERE is a matter for consult atiOn.
 Seward wishes to keep the Railroad. Once the railroad opera tions ceased the economy of Sew ard is seriously affected. De pending almost wholely on the longshoremen's payroll Seward will have little left and must seek other means to justify her eXis- tance.
 Just now. the possibility of a new route which would climin- ate the hazards of winter to q great extent as the route lies out side of the so-callcd heavy snow belt. is being considered. This route would also cut to 800 feet the elevation to which trains would necessarily have to climb.
 Ballast is close by for the en- tire distance.
 The seeming fly in the oint- ment" is the crossing Turnagaln Arm. This can be accomplished. according to engineers, provided the base of the cauSeWay, wide enough for both railroad and the highway. is of sufficient width even if the sandy bottom is all that may be found and it seems that this is the case. so far as any inspection which has been made to date. shows.
 Immediately the cauSeWay is in sediment will fall in place mak- ing the structure stronger and this will also tend to open per manent channels which will show stream and which can be controled to the extent that in stead of one main channel, which might be hard to bridge the out lets could be made into two, which. were suspension >truc- lures used. would more or less eliminate the hazard of the surge of ice on the tides.
 True. the hau! is longer but rew territory will be opened up; m area which is just coming into it's ow hand has the advantage of just now being settled by home
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19
Church ofChrist
 Seward, AIcsku
AIosku
Larry o. Grounds

by the cleansing word of truth.
 For it is mighty clear to sec that the Bible says all mon will appear together at Christs com ing. And they will receive judge mcat according to what they have done in the body, whether it be good or bad Matthew 25;3l-4G and II Corinthians 5:10.
 Their eternal destiny is there made pla.n-etcrnal life or ever lasting d3nnation. The great joy or the sentence to torment begins at once without being delale for thousand years
 Heaven is our home. And as for this world of sin and sorrow, We are merely travellers just pass ing through.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19

steaderS. and is sportsman paradise. Tourists will flock into the area in the next few years, an Gtravel in and out of the area should be a good paying invest ment for the railroad, as well as Seward, Anchorage and Far banks.
 Let Alaskan cities CONSULT on this and present united front on this matter in Washing ton Let us drop contentious.
 As a military matter the rail road and hiWay both are a neccS- sitE. This may be shown by the unalteraOlc fact that one 23- pound bomb dropped on the tracks al almost any point be- tween Potter Creek and Portage Junction. will stop trains to the interior for weeks; and who would stop with one bomb?
 The cost of making the present railroad right of way between the two points mentioned above wide enough for a highway will be in excess of the cost of the causeway. and immensely less vunera hle as will the entire rail- road between Seward and Anchor age if the new route and cause way are used.
 Rebuilding the highway be- tween Seward and Hope a dis tance of 72 miles will cut the dis tance between Seward and Anch- oragc by as much as 15 miles, after the causeway is built.
 Plenty of material is on hand for hte construction of the cause way. and with modern machinery engineers should be able to do good tang-up job in less than two years.
 Let Alaskan cities CONSULT together and get this thing of always CONTENDING finished.
 Let us sec whether AIaskans have the spirit the colonies had in l786 when Franklin spoke those immortal words.
 Let ua see NOV"
 G-- -
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19
LET US CONSULT NOT CONTEND.

we are sent here to CONSULT not 10 CONTEND. with each oiher: and of determined re- solution. never to change it,, neither erlighten nor convince us. Pos;tiveness and warmth on one side. noturGllY beget their like on the other: and tend to create and aurment discord and division in great concern. wherein har monY and union are extremely necessary to give weight 10 our councils. and render them effectu- al in promoting and securing the common good.-Benjamin Frank lin. June II. l7s7-Van Doren's The Great Rehearsal"
 l: < #
 Collective bargaining-wh has not heard of it, In a sense, Win T .ng World War II was a massive exhibition of collective bargaining with the Allies on one side and the Nazies on the other.
 Before there could be any CO hcsion or alliance on either side each unit or nation had to see the same things for itself.
 A n2tjons position WaS weigh ed and what was best for the nation was decided upon Of r0Hrae chare was compromises &.Njng and taking with the nation of like beliefs, but in the end the result was what counted.
 The different citys and sections of Alaska lack the ability to see the other fellows point of view.
 Their newspapers can do much 10 educate the people that a great deal more can be obtained for Alaska if a different attitude is adopted throughout the Terri tory.
 A thorough education is eN- tremely necessary which will en- able the Territory to present spirit of patriotism such as exists in and between the states. This may be illustrated in this man.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19

ner. lOrlud wants lO uo ooiiiS thing about the orange crop which could effect the marketing of Californa's crop. All over Cali fornia orangegrowers are immedi- ately made aware of the sltua- ton and officials set things in motion to countcract the action of Florida. Fifty town of Cali fornia send delegates to CON SUIT. not 10 cOntend-but to CONSULT on the best course to follow.
 To go luther into the situation orangegroWers of Texas, New
 Mexico and Arizona join with California in consultation.
 That is an illustration of what is meant by state patriotism; that is something that Alaska lacks.
 Anchorage wants a certain air field and so does Fairbanks. Instead of getting together, they fight There are enough things to compromise upon for each of the two cities so there is no need to lose money and tenn perS over what each city desires.
 Another illustration. closer to home is the Aleutian Mail Con- tract which is up for bid about the start of the fiscal year. That is one of the few things which Seward is really entitled to. due to it's locale and accessibility of the area to be covered which will also include Bristol Bay potrS.
 This area cannot be covered economically by the methods now followed and many protests are being affected by "air bourn economy of the entire Chain is being affecter by lair bourn' prices.
 State patriotism would see to il that the Chain received the service it should have instead of being forced to take what Anch- orage and Washington forced up- on it.
 There is no opportunity 10 "ho@se trade" with Anchorage so far ats Seward is concerned. We have to make our side of this known by facts and figures as we'll as records of the past. and this should be sufficient so far as officials in Washington are concerned.
 Anchorage and Fairbanks have alligncd them selves against Sew ard in the interests of cutting of the 63 miles from Portage Junction to Seward. Claims are made that rtaeS will be less but so far as we Canfind this has made not the slightest difference in cost to the ultimate consumer
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19
Wife Preseryers.

If board in floor squeaks when walked over, locate the squeak and drive one or two long finishing nails into the board at opposed angles. so that the points of the nails will be closer together than the heads. When the nail heads are about an eighth of an inch from the floor surface. take nail set and drive the nails well below the surface; fill holes left with plastic wood filler and wax.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19
TRAVEL FUNDS PROTECTED AGAINST LOSS
 OR THEFT

SafeuarGlng money against loss when Oue travels is as impOrtA as protecting It by deposit when al hOme-and Is just as easy. You merely convert your travel funds here, before you start. into American Express Travellers Cheques. They are readily spenda hle as cash. and if lest or stolen, the amount iC- volved is refunded to you. The cost of tie protection is but 7jc on each SiuO
 Minimum 40c. There is no time limit on use. Fhous" ands of people carry these protective Cheques when away from home, and find them invaluable. This Is one of the banks services to the travelling public.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-06-19

Patronize our advertisers.
Evening star., 1948-02-11
ROOMS EuRNIsHep-Md. 3 Va.

KENsINGTON, 1928 Nimitz rd-SRoom
b. C. Cali PL. s404F after 6 pm.
ALEXANDRIA. Del Ray, zoos Common
wealth ave.-Double room with twin s1s 6eds:
pbbiysse pbcns hHRs fa 1s45 blocks to bus
ARIiNGTuN, VA. 11s1 N. Vermont St.
Attractive dbl. rm. for / or girls; laun-
dry privils: " blk. from bus. CHI. 7405.
ONE DOUBLE RIM, furn; men or married
couple preferred. 0W; $685. v,ts n1n ~.
bath hit; priyls. for cpe SGu.s Or s0man grnm
II pm. until 9 am. getting break. for
2 school-age children. TIE. 1888.
KENsINGTON, bus at door-Twin beds
kit. privileges il required; mo- objection to
sn,.o NJ. ARIINGToN-Nicely S1aS turn. large Tm..
near bus and facilities; new home Of young
employed couple. oW. 5426 after 9. Ill
from: rm; modern heme' nicely furn; IIEaeH; city
5sal 5eo5 d EdDGEMooR LANE-Bedroom and
private bath for rent, $50 month. in beau
tiful residential section Of Bethesda; 3
min. to bus; references. Call during day.
Or single room. next bath, private heTns: hI,;
AffkseT,rvr III kssseei,rvr MASTER BEpKM.-, PVT;
bath: conv. Lee hwy. GL. 1887; -13
TAKOMA PARK-Single or double room
with kit. privi.. sH. 1921; If no response
COT CcoLossED-l11e s4th AVE-, Chapel Oaks,
Md large room for man and wife. or 2
IL
Evening star., 1948-02-11
HOUSES FURNISHED.

A PROFESSIONAL SINGLE woman win
share lovely house, in Chevy Chase, D, G..
with single woman S6S per mo. DaS "a,
Suns; Wo S495: Bog SoSp, nd ,n'ssI,e Ssff. health
centers: modern practically new brick
bone: : large rms . tile baths. large
gas heat: garden. EARL T. WRIGHT
kesltnr; WI 5000; ewes, =, 5s44 II,
issc ssa,m gELMoST S,sss sD SMGnp nossSe. gss ci
porch, md e.: : natural frepiaces; An.
ished attic with running water; gas b. -w.h.;
maids rm with full bath In bsmt.: built-n
gar: very pleasant; nr. transp. immea.
oceupsncy: $500 mo. SHOWN s ssps'
IkE M 70 You LOOKING for the unusual r .
furn; home. then this Is Il. sr Solnns
Field Sc; row brick, | "; OLD. ige. rMss is,.
baths. rec. rm., completely Turn. WIN
linens, blankets etc House IN ,nnt immasssse seles
per mo. HENRY sALUs, Ma. 1882, --lS
YOUNG LADY win share home with quiet
sssd sSnDs ws will sars fSF W sssasiSea
p s5ysni yMIEs ss FROM ns vi NRRAssHsffSaroN. 10 mile.
from Warrenton. rms. baths. scresned
P9rsh Si9S mo GbrpsnSMAac snaSMfA RI ana srse.
ersonnel-This lovely 3-bedroom brick,
with attached garage, screened porch;
rec. rm., etc: located In excel section of
No. Ari; Is available March l. on yearly
isssf sSss at s.i sSss soBshT IsE st
GealsSsi; GonoREbwsai SWsai 'as aoih ST. N.E.-Nev
home; 5 rms. bath trec rmo; completely
furn.: S115.5O per mo-: vacant. MICHAEL
WALSH d SON, 1211 Eye st. NV" RE.
Evening star., 1948-02-11
HOUSES uNEuRhIsHEp.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received IN
the Project Development Once, Real Estate
MANAGEMENT, Public Buildings Administra-
ton Federal o works Agency wassha,rsaLon1; .nas n
Time, FEB. 20, 194S, and then opened pub
licly. for the use and occupancy fer . Tssi.
Dental purposes Of premises 1910 Suysr
H Road sqi.snd s Nd ,9ssnsir vs tS:
premises. said property being located on
the suitland Building Area at suitlsnd'
Md; The residence has large living room.
en- and isvatory on the nrst floor; q bed
large recreation room with built-in bar and
fireplace laundry room, storage :, closets,
in the basement In addition there are
rage and : completely inciosed SIDE porch.
sh 5ss'fs S s.sS:a
submitted on the form OF proposal which
may be obtained in Room 7023 q the
Federal works Assncy Building, 18th and
Federal Works Agency reserves the risht
to reject any. or All proposals., and to
waive. any informality in proposals. re-
ssyiS s &. xsn nss.. such q ssseSn s uS.d e
more than one proposal be offered By any
one party. by or in the name Of his or their
clerk. partner. agent. or other person.
ders susn are to VISIT tss property
and inform themselves as TO all conditions.
1t being understood and agreed that the
property. shall be rented by the Fedsral
For infermation, call Executive 1900:
commissioner mnM isaa for % Real Estate Msnass-
CcooIL0RED-i5ss FooTE ST. N.E.-Jyst
completed: s rooms and bath, recreation
room; ss5 q mo. MICHAEL. IVA WALSH b
Evening star., 1948-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITER. Remington Noiseless, latest
model, perfect condition; writes like
TYPRWRTfsnWhat aIfpR RTafs sSa @ am ff BID for
never used, standard Royal typewriter?
Gsl Ho $685. Exs rs Hsrtno,yI afteT pm hoover
Eureka and many others new and rebuilt
RRaTM eli cS1lrsslR All 6 1nvenss st tank nA xt
esa ps set & rsdased fuo o
$RNEiIas SRss Ts St. Bisbs Bin s. sss ssshea
Estapsa 1SS EesordtsSS tsS rARK la1s AVE VENETIAN
y yIoLIM Lase OUTFIT for sale; sa5 buys. .: Can
bow. 1 s$5 az. eaa's ssss. ssss' APT aos ss2S Ga
NAsass; Easy VACUUM sps; good Sg y1gt-
GasHhs !nss SID used ARso VS. Nh a'ss
WASHER. auto. new. latest model; never
unerated; full guarantee; installed $2ls
MAsaEs, Bend BsndiS. nie; never been used 5000
Msdssass Va d.hss sssas .l.s Ias! Mssiss e.
Efay Eadstas aEsHs asss'sfc4 81 1eh esss St
WAsaERs, 10 brand-new 1s4s de luxe
models completely automatic; wiz H. sell at
for ss SS raa0 ans
snseed slssen az R ApPnfANcE e CO.. @ sso ss
SstxifR gao and sss sso 1sx1sxso in hsh
tosEYs n iNe Sssh sas sas da q ave. *asH sa
WASHING MAcHINEs-New models for
ers for Asc. MAYTAG, NORGE, National
322s. Jordan Piano Co.. 1918 7th st
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix de luxe
washer, only 3 months old, used very
WASHING MACHINE. new Easy Spin
s #sHkS fsshfa ateafs tsff P,f aas Axe 1s spin
in ps51ert ben. ienditoR assS used less than
cleaner, $50; Philco radio combination,
s199S; sl9S; new perfect condition Call GO
tor; excsllent, condition; $50. 4ooI e
MAsaisS Y; sS q mSeAlsr, ssszi Kenmore, sa5 VI
WASHING MACHINE. ABc o-ma.ie; pert;
con-; regular. s24s.s6; now. S12b. CAL
WAsafSG VA sfSS MAcH1NEs-one Maytas square
aluminium tub. de luxe model. with. pump,
like new, $125; one Agc SQUARE tub: tub, de- de-
pletsis pi rebuilt. Su1i $50; one aE spinner, e
luxe model, with pump, white square tub,
SIIO; one Kenmore wssher, rebuilt, $40.
HILL APPLIANCE CO.. sH. 1851, between
WarsR sS sRd kEafExs, ssG gas, electric, all sizes
water Heater Specialists. for 80 Years"
Expert installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER
627 r st nv Ex 46I5 3. WO 222u:
WATER HEATERS-42-gal., twin element,
nationally tam9Hs watsE heaters s0 SSs
So gal GE, wsstinghonse and n EeTsTAi A9sPei1it
GEMTER 5l4 10Th st nw Ma s.d Ss7iSb siisbt
". s1l9; new 3O-amp. welders, ready to
use on house currents, complete with
helmet, torch, welding rod, fiux, ETC., only
S595O. Ideal for garage or farm. Only
a few, Come early ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO, S473 Sherman ave. NV, NO
WooD- WORKING TOOLS, saws, lathes.
grinders, drills, electric hammers, all
sizes electric motors, etc. See our large
display and get our prices before you buy
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO., 2473 Sher-
man ave NV. WO. 1919.
WRIST WATCH BANDS, about 40 dozen,
priced very reasonably; guaranteed Tor
lifetime. Phone Sligo 9400. IA
A WAREHOUSE SALE-Army engineer
chests, trunk type, lift top. new, S2 90
So. so ea,, carrying cases, wood, $500 ca
dRuVER MFG. Co, s001 Conn. ave. OIL.
| 5525, daily and Sunday to 5 pm.
| ONE VIC. JUNIOR synthetic dry cleaning
machine. consisting Of one 2,000-gal inter
combinatio washer. extractor and exhaust
fan Reas priced WA. 6670. Ia
Evening star., 1948-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, caleula-
tors 6Spgnt spS so4a aRd sentsd IA Fl 14th 1t e
Sozss' I'D sufs: relics; eiesks sIoa stems Is try
sG Has Zspr Dris rurnisurs nh s'o shn. pnt.
ssln. %zss sSo .lss snd.
Elsihsxs1s hish.ss Cash fqai prie.. paid cs EuRRzY
Tfy5Gr REpRoSS' ssss' dining room or contents Of
home; viii pay cash. we do moving, ster-
age. Ia 2937; after Pm, GE. 1919. L.
BEDROOM AND DINING RM. SUITES,
glassware, Frigidaire. rugs. radios, ONCE
Si1 SSfpES6% Ry SSls lsUrrEs, dining room is saises
living room pieces, rugs. gas RANGES and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
s. Nc Tsssr fasss Nh sa oKx KHH aays sA to ss
CAMERAS al types movie b,sS.s9 sauipmepI nIcss s
spscs,ss 5sDt e Jds!,ss Re- RE ,ai as4 m.u,
a:sa f!Sshlssss sss. es.a II WI a s.i
CORPUS JURIs, volumes liz. Phone IA
hbglaAmoN6s, hga1 ssSsF old 1 gold and silver diamond
ERNEST BURK, INC, 614 18th ST.. NV:
ss 0y n soS Ms Rsas 81
Hp1AiMioNDs. Al 1iHD OLD GOLD, diamond pocket sss
mond aa Yrs NedGns rinss oter
sassfai sRWEERX 2.tse eo.. 7Is 7sh st. Nv w. ~,
asss prenDs removal aRs ss ss Dc pmovns
FURNiTrTgRE-Need mahog. din rm.. sec
retary, Or breakfront; also mahog. cnest'
FnnRNiTURE and household effects OF the
better kind wanted at once; will buy 81 suites, .
a. $sS .$ffa s sRis sSS S :5: sss.nss
ssr sd a4 ors4 best Sc sasa sears pr's
aoPWoop's, sth and x sts. NV, NE
niture and home furnishings; entire con-
tents of home or apt, or fair-sized portion
nsFo sE s,t ne es %R puY ssTVss s unsn
FuRNiTGRa, sHs frS ms would Ike to purchase also
good piano Call evenings, RE, 1872; "A.
t,nds china cut glass highest
FURNITURE BOUGHT-Bedroom, dining
sss !:sas 'assi asssas 'ss''i
soE6-BTns q Is san your old gold. silver plating
tssi Pam al'esEe.d @ ,.sFs at F, ea:a
KoDAK-speed Graphics, Argus. zeiss
Rolleitex sns 1sser oss camera: ave or movies
PIANOS, grxna. upright. spinet Or apt
size. any size, any condition.; VII pay
cash ST. 5264
PIANO, upright, medium size; good con-
dition; by private party. SH. 546S. III
PIANOS WANTED-COLoNIAL PIANO co,
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4S70
for courteous appraisal.
PLAY-PEN, child's wanted. UN. 711.
z,z .xarx.v~,w ..st. -. .I.ctr;.
washing machine and vacuum cleaner;
other pieces Of furniture. TIE. 6s57. Ia
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
pieating. siT Sc. RE. 1900. RE. 2311
SPINET PIANO, must be GOOD cond., up to
$500. DE. 55ss, -l3
boxes. ACME STOVE CO.. 101l 7th It,.
NV, Ma. se52.
Evening star., 1948-02-11
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

SO-0FENH I'VE ~ -. ~ 80.
144I HARVARD ST. nv rooms
ke Esshen Ap fnd oSst sssn .Vss Ds,'e wo sss D
Msatsss2scaaaH1sErrs / s. I aa1lHEr AVE. near, Japanese
Embassy. in very exclusive building; ny
snette. inclosed sleeping porch bath; 1 ex-
% LouIs ?. SHOEMAKER. 171s K st. nv;
night Or Sunday. call Mrs. Merihst'
THIS VERY BEAUTIFUL 7-room and &
bath apartment with large foyer. beauti-
full living room: southwest corner o.
sgdns s,ts, dining .na maid. room .nd
in N one n Of the finest co-operattye build.
inss in Washington; offered for sale at
S37 500. Call Mr.. Leish, ia; $500; eyes,
eHsnSs enS Esef fse, ends i417 ws st. s1ss NV
one VACANCY viii soon occur in Senate
Apartments, home Of United States Sens-
tors. One block from Capitol srounas'
h.ans,u fssns ps.a.nf, .somfortsbie
f,,rnished three rooms. Kitchen -dinette.
bath. Walk up three flights, top moor.
cool ard lisht in summer as building Is
completely dstaenen ~1ta Su'se
in winter BY automatic weatherstat-eon-
troled central sas-nred steam oo,ier.
BUILDING solid masonry walls with nre.
proof partitions stairTsy,so s,o oan and n.gshi. ns
terest sgS and upkeep; s41.67 Of this see. e.61
applies on balance due, leaving net cost
81 only sS5 per month Tor Il for
rent, which it is not Under this co-opera-
tive ownership plan, considerable Dor
ton of the above monthly payments "
deduetable item on purchasers persona
deduesable item. Telephone OWNER,
Franklin BOIL for appointment: