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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Thom- as Marshall Helms, entryman, to- gether with his witnesses, Frank J.. Schnabel and Martin Madsen, all of Haines, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his homestead entry, An chorage serial 011l90 and additional entry, Anchorage serial 011803, for the NEA SWA, NWA SEh, SEA NWH, SWh NEh sec. l9, T. 31 s. R. 50 E. Copper River Meridian, con- taining 160 acres and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no pro- test is filed in the local land office at Anchorage, within the period of publication or thirty days there after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate issued.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Acting Manager. First publication, Jan. 2l, 1948.
 Last publication. Feb. Is, 1948.
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FOR CONSERV ATION

Members of the Alaska Game Commission now meeting in Ketchkan should give serious consideration to representations made to them to change the open ing date for the grouse and ptarmigan season from August 20 to September 1, where it used to be.
 Hunters who were after these game birds last season found that both grouse and ptarmigan could be found coveys and easy to stand still and kill every one of them By September the birds are usually scattered by the fall storms and at least some of them have a chance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-18
Daily Lessons in English v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NISUSED shall be time for the lecture Say T hope
 OFTEN M1SPRoNoUNCED Fortnight Pronounce fort-n in OR I as in NIGHT or as in first syllable.
 OFTEN NrISSPELLED: Pendent ad suspended.
 SYNONYMS Base foundation, ground fundamental prin 
 WORD STUDY: and it yours" Let us Todays CIIMACTIC pertaining climax, cuminaon "A breathess audience awaited cimactic ending of the play"
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aska. told a questoner that the only way Aaskans could elect their governor, would be if they had statehood It should be pointed that Puerto Rico has the right to elect a governor now, but doesn't have statehood The last Congress passed bill giving the people of Puerto Rico the right to elect their governor, and the same privilege could have been secured for Alaska had Delegate Bartlett chosen to push for such a measure.
 The election of governor has been a standard plank in the Democratic Partys platform for years and years and there seems to be why Bartlett should not have taken advantage of the chance to this democratic privilege Alaska when the bill for Puerto Rico under consideration
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-18
MERRY-GO-ROUND

Idaho's Senator Glen Taylor has been passing out free sacks of Ida ho potatoes, and one arrived at the Democratic National Committee for Gael Sullivan, just as the Southern Democrats boiled over against the Presidents civil-rights message. Wrote back Sullivan: Thanks for the spuds! think II put them in the cellar here, so fl I have to hole up against the Confederate Army. I'll have some thing to subsist on. Looks like the s-ege of the Potomac is on!"
 Congressman Gerald Landis of Indiana has turned the tide of COP opinion in favor of high CT minimum wage. The same key Republicans who last year block cd his efforts to raise the wage floor are now willing to accept a 20-cent boost-from 40 to 60 cents.
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wiggled out of thousands of dollars oi income taxes. All during his long administration, Roosevelt kept the Morgans at arms length-much to the cons. .ernation Of his mother, who was a great friend of several Morgan partners.
 Tn contrast, Harry Truman will soon have a Morgan made man governing the banking system of the United States. That will be the situation when hkable Tom Mc- Cahe steps into his new job as Governor of the Federal Reserve Board.
 Nest people around Washington haven't realized it, but McCabe's brilliant climb up the business lad der, plus his equally meteoric rise in government has been due not only Q his winning smile and shrewd business technique, but to the constant backstage backing of the house of Morgan.
 The smartest move McCabe ever made was when, as sales manager for the Scott Paper Company in 1927, he floated a loan with Drex- el and Company (part of the Nor gan combine) and with that loan became president Of Scott paper.
 Simultaneously, McCabe trans fel1ed the company's advertising to J. Walter Thompson, pet ad- vertising concern of the Morgan firm, and also worked out one of the biggest dividends in stock market history. exchanging one share of stock fer ten. Prior to the Drexel-J. P. Morgan loan, Scott Paper stock had been closely held by only about 50 people. But with the loan the stock was sold widely. McCahe, as president, has an out right ownership of 560 shares and a beneficial" ownership of 88.074.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-18
MODERN ETIQUETTE Pg ROBERTA LEE

e. ewely have platinum diamond wedding discard this nsmuch I have just been divorced? No you may wearing the kind of ring can without question. apology should offer he accidentally brushes the public conveyance?
 A a is sufficient time the host to take his seat at the table?
 always the last take his seat
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Advisory Council to the Department If Commerce. He also helped get Us friend Tom McCabe a similar position on the Advisory Councll.
 And from that point on, wherever Steltinius went, McCabe went with him. When Stettinlus joined the Council of National De- .ense, McCabe became his execu- tive assistant. When Stettinius be- came Director of Prorities, Me- oabe became Deputy Director. And when Stettinius let the big steel and aluminium crowd pull the wool over his eyes and postpone new steel and aluminium plants, Me Cabe, who had also failed to pack the big steel and aluminium companies, moved with StettAnius over to the Lend-Lease Adminis- tration
 There McCabe was Deputy Lend Lease Administrator to Stettinlus. Finally when the son of the Nor gan partner became Secretary Of .5tate, McCabe moved into the State Depar, ,ment in charge of liquidat-
 ng U. s. property overseas.
 So, step by step, gracious, de- Ii htful Tom. McCabe and his Morgan friends have moved down the lane of business and govern ment together. It has been a pleas apt and profitable association = for both. And it will be interest .ng to see who benefits most from Toms new and all-important job as Federal Reserve Governor-his old banking friends or the public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-18
THE HAND OF q. F..

McCabe and the Scott Paper Company have stuck close to the Morgan crowd ever since. And working together they have made Scott the foremost toilette tissue company in the world. From a volume of about s5,000,000 when McCabe arranged the Drexel- Morgan financial hookup in 1927, the company now has an annual volume of around $60,000000.
 Thomas s. Gates, Jr.. partner in Drexel and Co, is one of the Scott directors. Another director is Gilbert Kinney, vice-president of J. Walter Thompson, who help ed set the Scott-M Morgan wedding. Charles s. Cheston, a Morgan di- rector, is also director of the Mead Paper Co., which in turn is Scott's partner in the ownership of the Brunswick Pulp and Paper Go.
 Another official of the Scott Paper Company is G. Willing Pep per, grandson of the late Joseph Wayne, into whose shoes Tom Mo Cabe eventually stepped as chair man of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
 It was also the son of a Nor gan partner Ed Stettinius, who gave McCabe his meteroic boost up the ladder of government. The J. P. Morgan interests had put Stet- tinius into the chairmanship of the U. S. Steel Company, and while sill in that position. Stettinius be- came a member of the Business
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-18
WHAT BECAME OF vAUGHANg

The Presidents swashbuckling military aide, Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan, ducked out the other night on the ladies of the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary at Alexan- dria, Va. He was supposed to speak on universal military train Ing, and a big crowd had gath cred.
 Even the mayor showed up-but not General Vaughan.
 He must be running some im- portant errand for the President, hopefully suggested Mrs. Penn Howard, chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary.
 But two hours and four substi- ute speakers later, she was still urging the ladies to be patient.
 Hes from my own home town, ' she pleaded.
 The General never showed up.
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INTERPRETATION WANTED

Anyone having information con- cerning the following person % is asked to communicate with the Governors office in Juneau:
 LEONARD ROSS-Last address believed to have been Petersburg, Alaska.
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20 YEARS AGO FIFE TIT EMPIRE
FEBRUARY Is. 1928

 defeated the Douglas High School oi at basketball the previous The forced to side The girls were M ana The boys were Martin Carlson and L. Johnson
 Coldsten and Doucet purchased the halouter sika from the Canadian Cold Storage Company Horace Adams and wife left States The Father and Son banquet Hall
 Alaska which arrived rom the westward Sao the trip wasth encountered Treadwen left for the south accompanied by mother E. Aiken
 Weather: High, low, 37: clear
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MRS. BRINGDALE VISITS
 WITH CAHILLS IN SOUTH

Mrs. Arthur Bringdale, who re- turned on the Baranof after a months vacation trip to Califor- nia. visited with the w. E. Cahills, former pioneers of T'readwell, now located at San Leandro, south of Oakland They have purchased a home and when the weather mod crates there, expect to go garden ing.
 Mrs. Bringdale visited in Fresno and Berkeley while south.
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LOOK and LEARN sa |. GORDON

many normal beat? between the peach plum? Approximately many of cloth contain? city during regarded the of diamond industry? 5 is History?
 ANSWERS: l. 72 times. Apricot Forty yards Amsterdam g. B.
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SEATTLE VISITORS

Henry Tutor, B. L. Taylor, Har- old D. Walter, Arthur Erickson, s. A. Clements, of Seattle, are registered at the Baranof Hotel
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FROM SITKA

MT. and Mrs. Lee Griner of Sitka are registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
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NOTICE

will not be responsible for any pills contracted by any person other ,han myself.
 t748-Mar. l) Steve Feist.
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OPPORTUNITY MUFFED

At a recent meeting of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Richard L. Neuberger, authority" on AL
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ne Washington 
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page One)
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There's news in the Want-Ads!
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-21
MRS. JACK REED RETURNS FROM ANCHORAGE TRIP

Mrs. Jack Reed, wife of Jack Reed of the NC. Co.,, hardware department, who has been work ing Anchorage during the winter, arrived on the Alaska Airlines plane Monday and plans to work in the Kougarok this summer.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-21
VIVA Chamber Discusses Tourists And SeaWall

Continued from Page One) for the thousands of tourists who will be flying into Nome this sum mer. It was urgently requested that anyone having room to spare for an overnight tourist should register same with the committee on tourist aid.
 Support to the chambers leg islatiVe program, yet to be form ulated, was pledged by candidates Nels SWanberg Jr., Ben Gillette and Chas D. Jones after a few re- marks from the chairman of that committee, Boyd HarWood.
 Capt Knowles spoke of the fine cooperative spirit now exist ing between the Army Air Base and the civilians and stated he saw no reason it could not con- tinue on that basis.
 w. A. Boucher stressed the ne cesity of keeping the public in formed as to the activities of the chamber and stated as publicity chairman, he would see to it the public would be well-informed.
 Jack Andrson, waterfront sup erintendent for the Lomen Com mercial Co.,, was welcomed back by president Harper, and he re- sponded with the statement that he is always glad to return to Nome, his home, and to receive the warm greetings of his many friends.
 Ron Brousseau and secretary George Beacon called attention to the decorations and table set tings by Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Webb, expressing their sincere ap- preciation. Gordon Osborne ag- reed there should be more of the dinners.
 The resumption of the regular luncheon dates was discussed and passed to the board for decision.
 Members of the Girl Scouts ser we'd the dinner:
 Bonie Burkhelter
 June Dunbar
 Kay Coulthard
 Mary Louise Lyle
 Alice Miller
 Irene Allenbaugh
 Tess Bronson
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-21
AL CAREY RETURNS AFTER WATERING IN STATES

Al Carey, Kougarok mining man, and well-known dog race winner, arrived from a winter in the states.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-21
HOUSTON ALEXANDER AND FAMILY LEAVE FOR MINE

The Houston Alexander Family is preparing today to leave for the Kougarok to get an early start on an active mining seacon.
 Mrs. Jeff Jefford, mother of Mrs Alexander, will remain for a few weeks before joining the family in the Kougarok.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest.

PETWOR1H-Vacant; rms. and bath. h.
VII. oil, rear porches inelosed; 81 substan- stan
NfY f sSsh nSsg1 Bds seaS1ed NH s LEE BON
FAMILY UNITS, ali-brick construction,
excellent financing good investment; nvine
eo1n peat0P oeaton only n saas5s % ap ca
BE!IzELL ter appt., Pr 800; -s2
BARNABY WOODS, $3.50 @ 3ist pl n nww ,;,,
ing room. dining room, modern Kitchen,
dinette, powder room; end, hoor, large
IN eatRs Rsek nbed B ass ssoS RH
WESLEY HEIGHTs-First offering of large.
det, custom built brick on large corner
Tm:. breakfast rm, kit, library, screened
each with private bath ar and an add
bedrms.. bath and storage space. Address
will not be given; must be shown only by
aDDoint~sR. 4WREn ca on EN- 1890 until Ds Bm.'
MT. a. pLEAsAHToouiet pLEMAsAHToit street. nr. tTansp..
shops; school; large 3.story house IN nl i'm
bedrooms, =. baths; new Delco oil furnace,
summer-winter hookup; garage; could be
verted into 5 ATTRACTIVE apartments: or
used as is for large family; price only Sl5;-
goo; CAN Mr.; shaekelt9rds; ssdS Ma ,s s3o9; ;.
HEEi eHEi JSG gSasIAloTsls al + ~ s!s,aroen
bath home: very conveniently located:
amazingly cheap. Call Mr. KAHN, Wo.
BURNT MILLS HILLS, MD.-This beauti-
full estate, in one of the finest exclusive
sections In and around Washington. con-
Sists Of Williamsburg with z rms, 3ta
baths lge. rec. ,rm:. maids rm. and bath:
situated on about : acres artistically
landscaped ground. Call OR. OO4s till 9
pm REALTY BROKERS. INC. 55O6
1911 18th ST. NW.-S rooms. 3 baths
Unexcelled location aSsuresNfuture value OF
this property. Call RUDOLPH SHILLIN,
CO. 1919. as
Evening star., 1948-05-22
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
n neT van careful hanging; reas RATES rates
SMALL JoBs-Trupks, personal effects,
bags. etc, Days, nights. Suns. Truck with
NOV MOVING AscRoss TIE r. STREET ne i'o2 OF across
rooms, expert gaekins. Phone No, o9elo4,
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.,-24.hr.
REDUcED RATES: average rooms of
tG5sd in
TRANS. GO; TT 5Iss q TE; 1885.
LoCA. MOVING AND II aAT5lNG oh Go .msi
WANTED, LOAD OR PART LOAD to and
from Washington.s Pittsbursh Cleveland and
Denver, Calf; immediate service. NORTH
ERN VAN LINES, INC. AT, a153. AT. 9154.
GENERAL HAULING, moving, Call Adams
NATtIoN-wrDE SERVICE; any size ship
movERs egtT nSGred ING lei at ssFrsT s5so NATIONAL
CALL 10. 1850 for that hat quick move.
Light Liz :, and heavy hauling speciality. Rea-
fIDtsif HoGsEHoLD t5I1S. MovrNGs between wash.
.. C. and Eastern. Southern or Middle
1923: nights and holidays, phone Bruins
VAN WITH WHITE DRIVER. $50 hr.,
furniture, household effects, etc Days,
s|3S Pskpf Snd Lu oS ss95
small; reas. rates We take surplus furn.
es pay on moving. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
EDELMAN MOVING 4 STORAGE Co
Roas rates. will accept your surplus fur
ure as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 29;}7; after : pm, GE. i4l6.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (csnt. ,

QUIET, COOL, beautifully fuTnished, 8
room Colonial house IA baths Fos,ph 5oTe oes
.xaad soseT; sSn $3.50 mo-; near Mclean Va: Gm-
JESE TGSH SYS iS TO SEPT. 1s-7 rms. semi
detached brick garage breakfast ,sn,ss1 nS9s
Srrkzcrfvl Il nixi W. ?sSsl ?sss4oRY BRICK HOME,
feTR rsne Sy IN dsMnovn Sssns fun .rea ss pres
$3.50 per mo-; refs. required. Box l70,B.
National Institute Of Health; comfortably
esPsesa yssfs sHPse lsass Sse s15o per mensh
CCoUfLE TO SHARE HOME. gas &C. heat;
s Shopping piss Center; seS. AD, sszT 1859
BEVEsLY agsR Il hai HILLS, VA, 10 min. from Pen
FoXTa slfG %9 5F bedfooms ds1s BATHS,
aia Rarsss i9S@ 5ans .po te N sspt Is; ssoo me5th
FL FoREsR asH HHIks1e2y s1k sp sssr sstr.c house.
acre garden, beautiful location. cool. 3 bed
rms. 2a baths, linen. silver; gar, no pets, pets,
no small children; June 20-Sept. 20; $500.
EAST i HYYATTsvnLE, MD. one block Of,
Edmonston rd.-5-room furnished house.
garden, chickens, berries; priced for eygick ~.
SEoRSfro%s-Jun. sais MA oSsss to Oct; 4 bedTas., s
. baths, maids rm. ana bath, garden,
sleeping porch; $500 Phone HO. 2249 be-
fore II am, after pm. Box COB, Star.
JUNE 12-MID SEPT bedrms, 2. baths,
lavatory, large porches, garden. high, cool
location, near transp.: $3.50 month. 3l26
3Sth st. NV, OR. 1905. -23
NEARBY ARLINGTON-Choice section, de-
tached brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, SER
wants bedroom and bath, gear garage,
screened porch and sun deck; June | to
Sept 15 or longer; excellently furnished;
S225 monthly; no small children or pets.
1857 MONROE ST. N.w.-conv. NV. To-
cation. close to transp. and 14th ST.. shop
ping district: Z rms. and bath on 2 hrs,
gar, heat and utilities incl; $175 mo.
Call CO. 0837, $50 to weekdays. -23
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK months
rental of lovely conditioned Colonial
brick home. completely furnished; it con-
tains liy. nm, den. powder nm. din. rm.
excellent location. Call Mrs; Paterson OR.
1894. with w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. 1880.
LANGLEY, vA.-Lovely 4-bedrm., IA bath
and garage home. on 3 acres; available
July / to Sept. L; $175 mo-; bus con-
venient.
Also 3-bedrm.. 1Ha-bath house; garage.
vegetable garden; bus convenient; lovely
location; S160 mo-; avail. June 1 for
gos;vy mos possibly pdnN yr Exclusive asent
AArllington, Ridge rd, Arlington. OF $3.50,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.
TVS6S VTNIVNTN1SIbE0s
TERRACE. MD. lne secti

AVONDALE TERRACE, MD. me. section)
b bedroom. new brick; available i'm
mediatelyi on lease; $3.50 mo. HY. 027O.
1881 16th ST, N.w.--Desirable modern
house; newly decorated, bedrooms, 2
baths. hot-water gas heat, 2 baths. Avail
able about June 18TH $500 monthly. In
sDection by appointment. MOORE 81
HILL CO, S04 l7th st. NV. PA
Mr.. CONN. AVE. N.W-Modern det brick,
9 rms, 31a baths. oil heat, excel cond,
vacant, $270 mo- OWNER, WO. 1112.
TAKOMA PARK, m.-6 rooms, "a baths.
refrigerator. stove, redecorated; lease;
Sl25 mo- 81. 1886.
LYON VILLAGE, ArlinEton-3 twin-bed-
size peorms., = full baths on 2nd a.: "a
bath on first a.; lovely scr. porch; pine
panel ppan. rec rm Lons term lease ss1o
A BEAUTIFUL, fine home, 3 bedrms, ga
baths, rec. rm. and bath; garage; Laun-
derall. In one OF Arlington's finest loca-
tions. close in: $40 mo-, years lease avail.
June l. Exclusive agent, ROMYE LAM
THIS is 1T. A lovely 5-rm. home of pre-
war construction, tile bath, modern kit,
fully equipped; make an offer. s. J. GNASH
& CO.. 9l3 King St. OV. 60O5. -23
FIVE ROOMS. BATH, inclosed porch; det ::
S125 per month. Sub Md. transp. and
stores EX $500. Ewes, GE O066 -23
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED Y or room unturnishsd 1tu house;
sl99 p9x 3 oTeicss moS asvsnes sn. DU. 1929 20 e.
s5ss s5ss: up to s15o, Year lease: Cali Nv:
UNFURN. 2-3 bedrm house in desirable
location near Md. Univ; by two discrimi-
eating ga adults: max. rent, 500; excel; ref.
s95 housE asSDA or asBEDKM sfsE APT unfurn best
Of care auaranteed Cali WA. 4o95. --23
s OR I'm. HOUSE; Sc. pref: by two
10 Phone smP52yed BE- o4s S4msn max s gent
adults; peTmanspt; SILVER Spring or NV;
REPA1Rs Rfds 'S MADE BE- on ss9y your unfurn house
or apt: couple. . girls: 9 and 10. must
vacste home; perm; RA. s3oa Sat, sur sun.
SARPEENfERk q M needs dses Small house in Nd. or
pair it, Call sH. 1921 after 4:3o pm.
WE HAVE CLIENT who must have unfurn
h9gse hSS nm in ,o good NV oSatiEn M $500 to
Wfhk TffEK rAY sRad No. Dt eommeneins 4 July
have baths year lease only, wo. 7l3s. 7sl;3s.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-e-bedr we'll
fa furn' house in Northwest We district; do not
il i'm necessary % for or Fish Tisht place: ' Ex Z !4s7:
PERMANENT Washington businessman
REQUIRES or . bedroom unturnished
ton. Falls Church or NV Washineton;
and accept 2-year lease. Call HO. 1878
6stgeen 5slo 9 am. and 4 pm; ewes; IA,
6 Mos. RENT IN ADVANCE for unfur-
nished 2 or 3 bedrm house or apartment:
pre- prefer soom Va or 2ol Nd Phone no. s1o4; ask
THREE-BEDRooM HOUSE. unfurnished or
partly furnished; nsh NV. or nearby Nd.
NEWsMAN,,, wife and 9;,year-old daugh-
ment, wisconsin, ave vicinity,
pref; St; AIMS parish. by June 1. around
Sl00 Telephone Emerson S129. !22'
Chase or Bethesda. to Sept. 15' $3.50 mo.
SMALL. FURNISHED HOUSE or apt. by
COUPLE July l. nearby Va. Box 4aI-A'
FORMER CONGRESSMAN. adult family,
requires unfurn. house; minimum, 3 bed
%aEsTap WaNTEp 70 70 III IEAsEFasn Tsa4 or unfurn
or story blds e9nv nv 10 located in nice
residence ard embassys ofices, consist
ing Of reception hall, library, 8 or bed
rooms. or bathrooms. dining rooms,
or ) rooms for Offices No other offers
accepted. Call MISS MALLENS (S:3O am
p.mD DE. Zoo weekdays. 21'
AIR FORCE MAJOR desires 3bedroom
house. unfurished; conveniently located
near Andrews Field; for wife and 3 chill
dren. Phone AT. 6213. 23'
OLD WASHINGTONIANS, permanent
resident, desire Georgetown. Mass, Cathe-
dral ave, Chevy Chase; unfurn. house;
responsible maid, one child school age
bedrmS., , baths, maids rm. and bath;
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM house furn.
or unfurn.; will pay up to S125. Phone
TIE. 1888, am. to IL pm: suburban
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcsst.)

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcsst.,
COLORED-..ROQKLAND, $500 BIOC4
bath. front and inclosed rear porchesi
insp.e. ls 0'a Mrs lesssa.0's siss sslm g.
JOHNSON CO., RE. b21a; Sun. and ewes.
e6LSasD-4.A q SaSs ST. NE. Mr.. HBfies. :
priced to sell st Ss,6ooi down w xpaymsna Gn
S6t6EfD8SEaR S6t6EKi sSs S. sth r. Akb Is soSS SSEs
spaciols rms. h,w. gas. hard wood mrs.
Sssd fon dousle s1ee ssrsse; owner oeeupied
Ga MR DE'ss Be- tssa 81 'i BE- 1856
CoLoRED1evAcANT.,ENsas 5th and a.. 4
MR sHss' sREspSp II sfss e0nS Be- is1 eSss M
cCeodLsoRED-rRINrDAD AREA = LoSsl,
ns@s sm' M ns 5sad.s nsrfassc1 f
TY, NE. 1871; ewes. and SUM-. co. 4d20.
coLoRED-kEARNY sr.-rive a:bedrm.
spts.. frame; very good cond.: coal heat;
!ss sss.SS assaSsi '''5 srEaMxS
coGoREbsssss eesai aAi ssh AND DIX N.EIssmpl.
house open for inspection sun, rs pm:
p9s. 1Fss sss5 ans e'e serms au
LISTED, near 18TH ana
perfect condition; gas heat, back yard.
good quiet neiahborhood; Just what SopEs
1884, or Mr.. Kitchen, NO. o0O6. ATLAS
REALTY CO.. ST 1858. "a
OLORED-BROOKLAN det:
home. consisting Of 2 rms. ~ baths. on
h.-w heat, large lot For details. call
Mr.. French r. Madden. MA. 1928; eyes.
SEVEN .61st ST; NE
Omen Sunday 2 to &; l0-rm. and 2-bath
det home, on lge. lot. For details, eau
MR.. HOPPER. Ma. S223; ewes. DE. 5000.
SUN. TO s--1O13
5th st. ne. beautiful row brick, 8 rms,
bath, gar, full basement, oil heat; II you
see it you will want II; terms Mt. Hart s6
man, cox g. CO., RE. 1888, AT. 44So'
1eth AND e SITS, NE;
Unusual in quality and price; Coloniai
brick home, spacious rooms bath, luil
ba sement, gas heat; good cond. througn-
out; conv. to schools, stores transp.; pos,
session in 2 wks. For apt. to inspect can
BARNEY o. WEITz, 1927 Eye st. NV, Ma
COLI CSOGIIoRED@s4.sSo DOWN, s71 .25 month";
ly! We have several brick homes with
6 rms and bath, available for occupancy
in July; will be put in new-house como.
without charge; only $3.50 deposit re0ulreo.
For further Information. call BARNEY o.
WEITz. l427 Eye st. NV. MA. 7ooS OF
MA 1886, 20