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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
Good Year for Babies
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Back in the early '30s the wise men got together and decided over their boards that the population o the United States would continue to ncrease-at decreasing rate-untl 197O At that time, the wise men said we'd achieve population total of around 148 GOO 900 after which could expect gradual decline They studied the figures of several classes o1 society in coming to their learned conclusion They found that most of the native American stock was turning away from large families that large lamines among immigrants were becoming few and far between with the governments policy of restricting mmlgra- tion
 Looks now as if the wise mems races mlgnt pc red Last year recent vital statistics report informs ius almost 100000 children were born III the ohleu States This is only bit under twice the to'ai DOTH hack in 1883 at the height of the depresson lhsie lo,,tput-23l2O0 bouncing baby boys ana giris-re- mained stable during most of the depresson years. Now revised estimates indicate, well nave oui 148 100000 by 1850 about 20 years ahead o1 scheoe' The tabua tors don't say what will happen ater tla. Ru the way things progressing now, It ooes ooh as if '1eyeling off" in baby production IS que "ie the immediate future.
 Landlords, please Jake notice!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04

his family from Ft. Richardson will leave distinct void in the army civilian relations of Anchorage
 Colonel Mosely during his two-year tour of duty had made countless friends in Anchorage where he was keenly the problems that jointly affected the post and the city.
 Colonel Mosely cooperative, accommodating and understanding He saw the value of close city, post relationship and went all out toward that end
 This was most recently demonstrated in his lead ership in the Boy Scout drive, the results of which rescued scouting in this from what appeared to be certain obteraton He sparked the drive ostensiby at the post but it his enthusiasm and determina tion that put the whole program very success fully As result the Scouts have fund of approxl- mately S1200O for their next years operations
 Colonel Mosely, Commander of the 57th Fighter Wing and former Post Commander is being transferred on September 15 With him will go his fine family including Mrs. Mosey, and their two sons and daughters In saying goodbye to Colonel Mosely, Anchorage people say that this officer did his job in Alaska as far as they concerned beyond the call of duty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
NEW LOOK

Lee of Hhiladelphist," famed low priced high quality skirt-mak- CT, is startling the fall trade with new sensation. It's an all-wool skirt that will be sold at reduced price In one of its campaign publications, the Michigan Repub- lican State Central Committee att tacks the great Tennessee Valley Authority as a "Communistic pro- ject." Addressing the Inter national Bar Association at The Hague, former Assistant Attorney General Norman Littell declared that American private enterprise IS making European recovery possible. The American Federation for the Physically Handicapped. whose re- cent national convention was warmly commended by President Truman, is organizing a number of new state departments, includ- ing one in Washington.
 During his yachting tour, Presi- dent Truman read Dr. c. Ward Crampton's lively and informative booklet, Live Long and Like It. Popular tourist treat in the Capi- tai is smoked oysters in historic Harvey's Restaurant Supreme
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
20 YEARS AGO fTr FIT EMPIRE
SEPTEMBER 4, 1928

SEPTEMBER 4 1928 the of the USCG Unalga invited ron,e ball. which be held lin the A. Hall The to play for dancing Ford Butler championship of Alaska the of the Moose Day Smoker.
 baby boy born to MT and Mrs rduord Bach in s Ann Hospital Douglas
 ,, ., cv, orr,ved m tho Admiral Watson from Seattle George candidate for Delegate to Congress his In statement to The Empire Cgby favor of the repeal of the Alaska Bone Dry Law Territorial of the fish, 
 Mrs Lillian office of the Bureau of Public Roads and her daughter returned the Aleutian Weather: High, 49 cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
The New Labor Secretary
(New York Times

After some hesitation former Governor Maurioe l Tobn of Massachusetts has accepted the Presioe's nomination to be Secretary Of Labor The lesi'a'io was natural MT Tobin at least m the running for another Democratic Gubernatorial nomination. As Secretary he will be sure of term o1 Ieie ess than five months Anything beyond this VIII oepeiio on the outcome of the national elecelon ne wi pes ;s ,er Q Department which has been stripped down that it's agencies be listed in two ana half pages of the Congressional Directory as cofa- pared with five and half for Commerce ana heaiS thirteen for Agriculture
 MT Tobin is liberal, With a record o1 opposi- tion o the Curlev machine Massachusetts As GOV ernor and Mayor of Boston he proved hlmseH gooo administrator and need doubt that "nat is 5 left of the Department of Labor Will De wen iiiaas
 l;,a lao is it's head He will also be expected to hiring in some votes in Massachusetts and ese"nefe
 70 perfectly legitimate occupation for secretary snare moments We can possibly think o1 nun as running for the Cabinet post to which ne mas peei ono;rted ar for some other post. In that sense he will strengthen the Truman ticket
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04

ton are now back in the U. 5. They are Maj. Gen. Hobert Gay, Chief of Staff, now commander of the Washington Military Distrlct' Brig. Gen. Walter. J. Muller, G-4, now with the Army field forces; Col. Oscar Koch, G-2, assistant commandant at Fort Riley; and Col. Haley Maddox, G-3, now holding the same post in the new Hq Third Army The WASH ington AVG chapter has. opened a handsome new clubhouse that IS being run on a nonsegregation ba- sis The National Foundation for G. I. Joe,s Inc, headed by Col. William G. Nicklas, has launched a drive to raise funds to provide entertainment for hospital-immur- ed veterans.
 Col. James E. Kilian, convicted of mistreating soldiers during the war will make another attempt to get his case reopened if Dewey is elected President India, which won it's independence large ly through the efforts of the late, peace-l loving Mahatma Gandhi, has embarked on a large military pro- gram Newsman rate Comdr.
 w. Lederer the ablest military
 press relations officer in the Capi-
 tai According to Pentagon
 tabulation based on Chinese Ma
 tionalist and Communist claims,
 each has killed more of their ri-
 vals than both have in their arm-
 ies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
FOR ALASKA DEFENSE

The Veterans of Foreign Wars at an encampmehI held the other day in St Louis, adopted resolutoh for strengthening Alaska against possible invasion Defense of this Northern Territory has been em- phasized by scores of organizations and especially in Juneau one year ago
 The St. Louis vFW encampment also adopted nine points of veterans housing program The ac- ton came shortly after the national encampment called for the mightiest home defense in peace-tme history and for armed might in readiness to meet any eventualities abroad.
 Before acting on the housing resolution delegates annroyed resolution advocating that positive ana militant methods" be used to stop now and for all tinoe Russas aggressive acts in Western Europe ana espionage in this country.
 On housing demands as follows
 Construction of 100000 public housing units an- mallv for years, with occupancy limited to veterans or war widows and their families.
 Extension of rent controls for one year beyond March 31 l949.
 Congressional investigation of veterans housing frauds
 Direct government loans to veterans for nome b,ildne when finances not available from prNate sources.
 Immediate government sale of it's permanent war housing with veterans given priority
 A series of national housing conferences in which labor home builders lending agencies, manufacturers of building materials, government representatives ana veterans leaders would participate
 Federal authority to prosecute claims 1lieo py veterans who have bought defective housing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
36 FLY TO SlTkA s..
 BY ALASKA COASTAL

Thitry-slx ot the 43 outgoing passengers from here yesterday on Alaska Coastal Airlines were bound for Sitka. Coastal brought in 43 persons during the day. ,
 Outbound passengers as follows:
 To Sitka: Mrs. Helen Hatch, Phila Helt, Norman Wood, Mrs. w. H. Wood, c. Port, MT. and Mrs. Ott, Ethel Lindley, Mrs. P. J. Davis, Jeannette Bailey, N. Ellis, Harvey Nettrower, Mrs. Wm. Davis, Anita Garnick, Governor .Gruening, Rev. Bingle, Col Alexander, T. A. Fritchie, H. G. Nordling, Mrs. H. c. Nord- ling, Mrs. Showalter, Dick Cook, R. c. Dillard, Mrs. R. D. Peterman, Ray Bolton, Major McGuire, Joseph Fee, Willie Welch, Frank Wright, Doro- thy Ellis, Mrs. c. Davis, Ralph Mize, Harold Foss, N. Ellis, Frank Rash, Bert Wold and Mary Hawkins.
 To Pelican: G. L. Edgecumbe and Nj Goodman.
 To Atlin: B. Howard, N. Banfield, MT. and Mrs. Williams and D. Mar quardi.
 To Taku Lodge: Perry Huff.
 To Petersburg: Edward Cole, Mrs. Trowl. Reynold Young and Betty Young.
 Incoming passengers as follows:
 From Funter Bay: Bud Brown and William Hixson.
 From Tenakee: Pete Jacobsen, Al bert Stimson, s. Fulkerson,
 From Sitka: R. LaWler, N Crow ley, E. Weaver, B. Lindquist, s. Dirks, J. Murphy, G. Norberg, M. K. Nadine, Edna Van Shoomoren, Ma ior James Sprake, Betty Thomae, Nellie Huyber, L. Wells, D. Dale. E. c. Intolubbe, Marie Walker. Dr. Van lSandt, Dick Cook, Ralph Mize, w. Foss, w. K. Fuller, Col Frank, M. Powers, Mrs. Wortman. c. Wort man, Mrs. Engstrom, w. G. Bene- dict, Leonard E. Evans and M J. Nadine.
 From Taku Lodge: Perry Huff. | From Atlin: s. Sands. 1 From Hood Bay: Mir Forester, Nick Waller, Art Walker, Mrs. A. Walker.
 From Haines: Mrs Stella Bell, C. J. Ehrendreich, Carl w. Berger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OPTED Aren't of your talent?" Say Aren't you CONSCIOUS talent?'
 OFTEN NISPRONOUNCED Pique resentmen Pro- 
 OFTEN MIsSpEIE0 memorial Meddle (to inter- 
 SYNONYMS: Exceed, excel, sulpass transcend, oudo
 three times and is yours Let us each day Todys word him with attery compliments of his parasites
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
JUNEAU CITY BAND
 STARTING pRA(IICE

Joseph Shofner, who will resume directorship of the Juneau City Band, has called for the first prac- tice which will be held next Tues day night at o'clock in the Grade School auditorium.
 Old members as well as those desiring to join the city organiza- tion are asked to attend.
 I will not be responsible for any debts made by my wife without out my authority
 (3x 982) SAMMY QUEJADA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
AROUND THE CIRCUIT

Gen. Lucius Clay has $l50,OO0- a-year job waiting for him when he retires from the Army :. Philip (Moon) Mullen, member of
 the Mississippi Legislature, is Wag- ing a fearless battle against race hatred in his state One mem Der of the House Un-American Ac- tivities Committee comes from Mos COW. He is Representative Abe Golf of Moscow, Idaho Van- guard Press is publishing a differ ent kind of book on life in Wash ington. It has nothing to do with the official or social worlds. Un- der the title Three To Make Ready it deals with the problems of raising a family in a Capital suburb Champion. father on Capitol Hill is A. J. Burbon, ad- ministratiye assistant to Maryland Senator Herbert O'Conor. Burbon has II children-6 boys and 5 girls. ranging from to 2? years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
MODERN ETIQUETTE RSprRrA sy LEE

O. How many bridesmaids wedding party?
 definite this depending entirely wedding
 should butter letter be written?
 possible, within three days after returning delay longer than week
 O. mispronounces all 
 A. graciously showing resentment.
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VETERANS or FOREIGN WARS

Taku Pest No. 5559 Meets first and third Thursdays. Post Hall. Seward Street. Visiting Comrades welcome. ! VERN METCALFE, Commander; WILLIAM H. SHERLOCK, Adjut- ant.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. ll7 SECOND and FOURTH a Monday of each month ZA in Scottish Rite Temple ~ S beginning at 7:30 p. m. w~ WILLIS R. BOOTH. " Worshipful Master: JAMES w LEVERS, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
THIRD ARMY

The four chief wartime assist
 ants of the late great General Pat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
He's Our Loss

Anchorage News) The departure soon of Col Thomas E. Mosely and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-04
The Washington MerrY-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

fcontirued from Page Che,
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Weather: High, 5s; low, 4s; cloudy.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

OWNERS OR BROKERS' need bedrms.
with baths, residential house. near or
west OF Dupont Circle; must be levei en-
trance, elevator or with possibility 10 m
stall one: small garden or porch Is de-
sirable. Call r. HERNANDEZ. Brooaaer'
vii wilson HIGH SCHOOL and Bureau Of
Standards vicinity-Semi or dst.. around
10000. 8. NJ. oRRIsoN, RA. 64lo,
PRiVArE PIHkssrE PARTY wishes to buy 3 or 4
bedrm house. No. All, Fails Church or
Leesburg pike. State location. price and
terms Box 155-D. star, -13
RESPONSIBLE VETERAN wishes small
home; have 81 900 cash and am eligible
Tor loan. Box 231-D. Star. Id
81, 900 TO INVEST In 3-4 bedroom home,
near catheonlis school; high salary pff5s,.ses
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored. any condition or section. DE.
HOSES IN d. c., MD. AND yA.-An e1-
organiza ton to effect quick sale o. your
hstincss i4ss solicited ESs asvAg4s Aaan
aAyi as' kiabn sh + essH % ss fol
n OBJ p nssyand 9o Or You V.Isn are ,n
crested @ In selling. We win BE dad % slys
Is TO. the market value Of your house
Pssl estate service SHANNON 4 LUCHs
co.. 1905 n st. NV. MA. 2346. Ii
(Contfnusd On Next Psss)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo,,.

HOUSES FOR sALE-southeoss.
CAPITOL HILL, u blk. from House once
brick; 1st floor has Nv. 5m:. din rm:;
ed bash a Ind in bsm hobby foom xes RS
aasaiaee' sasaae rol rua Details, % cali " w. B. WRIoaT
sRENTWooD sMi rissS VILLAGE sEcrroN-e-yr.;;
sssd5eR sss.S is;; sss S,,s aSSSx Ss
c2HG6a4 taFfT6s HiII fsai cokNfR4 desirable Q
room, kitchen and bath apts.; oil burner,
s iss@ as snd 500
Prles. Is'sit 7,9sS: suitaSi. for doctor Or 81
df sun pone M 1853
Coz eoNckhss kssisnal IT'S. saS$ $s1s Brother. p .e
s large rms, bath, storage attic; newly
S55S terms gas Rssftfs
CORAL SSs e'fiii HfLEs, $3.50 $50 Que st-New de-
With Whit large Closets, large living room. very
large kitchen, separate dining room; gas
heat, full basement concrete porch sod,
IN faFs eres g
.Eade ss.sd 'eh92l MIhLER. ' 90 iith st. &C.
FT. Fl. DAVIS PARK. nr. Pa. ave. Sc. 1887
3sth st. s.e.-open evenings and Sundays
or cal for apt n neT dsn
your inspection Of the many unusual
lus' mer ss the usss equal de @ er e.hsp nsn
hall, lge. lily. rm. with paneled fireplace;
sHso4g on din list 1m pssrms KIT and sna
sesse Tesr pore Sh snd 0a pailt,in III sarsse priced
psaes Pc 0ssy' LETT Ra5ae1 oa texas
REATfY RaaHtPse' c.: g. INC. is lsas Good Hope rd
IifI IILcsEsT k s.E.ENeS de.. brick home,
ige.. liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm;, lge.
modern kit. 3 nice bedrms., baths,
fe TONED dn0sts heat Dns .ss rS %n
dows, built.in gar, lge. side porch; must
be seen to be APPRECIATED: 212I 32nd l pl
Sc. GEO. W. ABsHER, owner and ouilaer'
HiLLcR2isr Hi 1sR1i AREA, nr. Pa. ave Sc
vts 2sGry i.p Sr'k yIi rse baths rms
ssh Value 0s' ss s1s.a5o: So. % .%sSo cash. T. 5,
BuRGEssss 81 ssoa Fsa1 Ell Estate 1924 Pa al Ave
IA baths, stone fireplace, "a bath on lst
fiji iii s.r g. ACE e REztT4 as1. laEhs 16
LINCOLN PAKk-There Is not nlceI VI
cleaner 6-rm. home in this popular sec
ton. Only S13,250 with with 81 20. ,2e2 .pmsn sasp
REALTY Co. Realtors. Ia
ssassh.' ssRs ssns; 5l5 sn til 5; ACE Rs1ifz
sis. $50; MINED: ross:1Ney dss; brick brick
ss Ss ~ sF. % sas sas.m. as: fun avs D'm as
Rradbury lights. HARTMAN REALTY, !!
INC. I345 Good Hope rd Sc, TR. 1900 !
NEW DHT. BRICK, nv. rm. with nrepl..
din. rm. kit, de luxe eauipment, bath.
incl. heated porch. bedrms, tied path
with shower and sun deck, End a.; fuli
bsmt., oil-fired heat; nr. all conv,; terms
arranged Call Il. 2555. ROGER MOSS
Hss5'OG is3o q 81 81. ss.E.0Reduced from s14, 800
to- $4,000. $1,000 down; income from
This house is SI3o a month: owner is
leaving town; white or colored. open
from / to 5 Sat. and Sun. ~,
isoi 3Oth ST. Sc, in the heart OF Hill.
rrest-A beautiful coYner.brick detached
home; 10 rms, 2 baths, built-in garage,
many other fine features too numerous 70
mention. Call T. d. BURGESS, Real e
ate, 1884 Penna. ave. s.e., vi. 2s02 w o.
ONLY 1880 cAsH-Brand-nev brick
Sunsa. IN nearby Nd: almos. eomplsted:
many .nns fss.qsssI; fss.I. slqeso' @ ses 90 2a4
e.. e. .7:. Z 2 E.. sSVTEosssos VI. ossos IL ii 8. ~ IL
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uouses EoR sALg-N.c. tcont.,

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont.l
NEAR 18th AND r. I. AVE.
Large e-yr.-old brick semidet; with very
sDas,01s ioSeis 'front.' porch % fa basement With
heat: l block to everything; underpriced at
ssso sale. On .s.n Simon sssf fAsk CO.
ss sH. esss Or M. Clock. Ap zo10. IL
14th ST. Mr.. MICH. AVE.
semidetached brick. 3 becrms.,, bath. lava
vas vas recently re- ' painted and p.persd: excel:
location for schools, shopping and transp,
'n"'' H. p'iSs. 6. SMITHY co.
ST. $500; ewes. CHI. 2991. is
KENILWORTH AVE. De
tached home, 8 nice size rooms, nvias .ids
room with full Front oy.Is sra ,sree slee
lot. Priced 70 sell st Sl2;95o; Isasonssle
down payment. CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
Ex. Ais, ewes, AID. 0s9s. IL
BLK. OF 1th ST. NJ
or more cash payment, bal, in ! trust:
IN ong saa sPadSp 5sns Il IL Ssss5 ssd
c0I esGsi 0GIsoisshD5-:sHafSEi. ED: aoMt. a st; n.
near Sth-2 5-rm. apts.; oil heat, ysfds'
pSreHs1 1ermsn o9. doE EH ssas sSss
COLORED-ABBEY RI. N.E.--Nice 6-rm.
brick house in sscslens
@Sn' "a: ssSe; Sess ewes; e s.1 Ct 5sss: BOSS 4
coLoRED- 4es DIVISION . AyE;eopen1 We, . - =
down. owl; ca 5Ii &c f. ssis' ei''' ali 'o'' rs
CoL0RED-l15s 3rd ST. N.E.-open
daily to WSSedfoSm room romneteIx ROW ef,Sx
this is a choice colored section foI home
or Investment; total price, $4,000 with
Phof EesanssS1 SL issfz estate Fs5 Co. igR gE 81
Commercial: suitable for doctor. dentist or
rooming house; floor apts., bsmt apt;
s hes s56o 5rS down urn MAR1es ka
eenoRfpF1ksr Ss59Sas ave- kg 2sns FINE 1891
st,pireet from owner, save hSS commits nss
s., o4o; apt. available: full price. sl5.-
sae and so sSa ssurn ons eash fa sisS
Bet, auto. heat, beaatifui front and rear
Asent On premises, sesd loal Irving ST. ne
conoREpZsSo c6Gns M5 4as' BLK: TX sr-s-story row
brick, h:-w.h,: 1st a. is vacant; can be
ssash' sess tsf e sH'R Mr. FL Sslssn
coIokE6Ss.Room cos1j 81; sslo ROW BRICK, new
es9ns se7 Eads osS i rS $50 sIxB MXp
c6EokEb1sas c6E EhAess s. ST. N.E.-co!onlal
room, dining room and kitchen, bath; h
srty in excellent condition: Priced e sell.
sETMER shSSa p CO. 5DDt s17 0ny Psnna RI
eess rnG ssRfSaH II r. 7sGs
Sssf bssss sss iGSs
eoE9EES M fySs s 9sSo home
INCOME hna ae'f from e ether he apts % should pay for
Rsush Rsusi Gae ao s4gh Ts coz esree eo re- ea
coLoREp-vAcANr-s41 p ST. NJ.
Open daily from l until pm; s.rm; row row
colored section of Wash; this place Is
in very good cend and nd Is priced to sell
Pc sGss' sHsl sRs rsgf HsfAh II
coi 81 900 down. sioo
income Rason; opporfunity s isi 'fR TR. 4ea7 -is
COLORED-1356 N. CAROLINA AVE. NE.
IS rms. and bath. closed back porch
h.-w.h.: owner will give possession at
setIlement ,S Gall N; Nj JsIaans kramer nPP' F.
621O; Sat. and Sun. AK. 1875. -13
COLORED-TRINIDAD AREA-8 large
rms, full basement. built-in garage. laun-
dry. front and rear, porches on first floor
8 fine bedrooms, tiled bath: reasonable
price. Phone till 5 pm, CAPITAL VIEW
REALToRS, Ma, 1927 or Il, 254o;,
100 block 3rd st. ne: rms. and bath.
h-wh. $3.50 down. Call MR.. MANNING.
MI 800; eyes, AT. 6O6S. -15
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthwess.

heat. deep lot; good condition; price. Sill
300; terms. Call MR.. SHELTON, ,TIW.
CopLToREp-4oo BLOCK ST. swan
IMPROVEMENTS; low down payment. VIC D.
COLOREb-5-RM. ROW BRICK in excel,
s. r. MARTIN g. CO.. exclusive realtors,
Du: 1896; eyes. GL; 400. Ext M M135, ,,,z,I El4
COLORED-6-ROOM BRICK, 1907 Union
MI 1854 or FIR. 1856. MADDEN REALTY
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uoIIsrs E0R sAIE-Northwasf,

COTORED-OPEN FOE NSPKCTION sun
dsy. i TIL pm; 1923 Euclid st. NV.
desirable location for Discriminating pur.
chaser; beautiful bay front; II rooms,
baths. h.-W. oil heat: owner occupied;
possession at settlement. Mrs. West. with
B. Il. JOHNSON Co, RE; 5212. MA. s2S6:
Sunday and ewes. II. G39S; Il3
7-rm. brick with 2 inclosed .porches, Ia
baths, fireplace and detached garage; IN
excel. cond Call Mrs. Thomson, Ov
1884, ATLAS REALTY CO, ST. 1855. -13
COLORED-$25O DOWN
And smother $500 at settlement 2 mos
from now will secure you completely re-
nice close-in part Of town. For further
information call.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
905 18th st. NV. ST. 4565. -13
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor+hwe.t.
PETWORTH

Corner detached brick, 4 bedrooms. 2
large living rooms, oil heat, full basement;
built-in garage: beautiful HANDICAPPED
lawn Further information call Mr.. La
TONA. MA. 1887; evenings. EN-. 1921;
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IN HAWTHORN

First time offered. This new center-h hall
Georgian Colonial home is located in one
Of Wash.'s most desirable, restricted neish-
borhoods. 1st floor. spacious living rm
with fireplace, adjoining side porch, dining
rm., de luxe kitchen, breakfast nook, den
or 1st-h. bedrm. and powder rm.; End d.,
paneled recreation rm. with fireplace and
Law, disappearing stairway to large fioored
and insulated storage attic, full basement
and laundry, Bryant gas a.-c. heat, Lear
side garage, fully screened Venetian blinds
and q wealth OF charming appointments
This house is situated on large, wooded
lot in D. c., near Western ave. and Rock
Greek Park It his large rooms and is
built Of the best Of materials by custom
builder and is one Of the best houses 1t
pointment to inspect, call Mr.. Cross, AD.
3992. PAUL P. STONE & ED z. CALD-
WELL, developers, 1741 K st. NV. MA.
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FIR. 039O. OBANNoN REALLY w.
CoLoRED-4s5 16th sT; s.E.=S rooms
garage, automatic h.-wh.; furnished or
Infurnished. L. A. JETT. call FIR. t2la.
coIoREp-ses 1o.h, ST.. ST; ] :7,I.a s1ls.; as.:
7-rm bath h-G 9oo OIL neat; ROD .s,h nIaHstsii Wti
cceoaE9o5RED-rwo-rAMnY cea95 HOME. ..p.;
.1 p DDg sen.d Vi r. a sne
ciai: sIs,5oo. terms. OWNER. oE. 1898.
vi oos 800 down buys this beautiful s:rm.
house, Colonial front porch, full bsmt.
Cali Mr.. MANNING. MI. s1oo; eyes eyes,
aoIosED-eo So 5Sgs NEW HOMES; M . sath ;na
a.9e d5e ts s, s snd sun supns ths
room. modern kitchen with refrigs5atodn d
cash, M reasonable terms; al approved. For
,u,thsz En- aasf ia prss.dns NE
eoLdEEbs sas SECT NsTy 1isd sf!ash' ssfs.@is.
salsse ss rs 300 S.te 70 81
thing: Will exchange. Vacant. OWNER
rms. coal heat; near Navy Yard; .goed
fSassicr Ess ts5@s s5ss eSss ss4SqM w. SesS rs
$50: $3.50 per mo. pays
everything: 81 1.45O cash tor possibly less
4sth st. Sc. First floor has liv. rm.. din;
area and kit. with refEr. and stove. end
a. has 2 bedrms., and modern bath. Full
front and back For key to inspect call
Mr.. Taylor at Oh. 3462 or MA; 9141, he
will explain how you can buy this lovely
home with A. mortgage and tmmeo.
occupancy once open all day 6un.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC,
1909 x ct Id
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ALCOTT ROAD

Open l to pm, SUM-: group Of beauti.
floor plans. Drive out Wis. ave-, turn
left on Bradley blvd; 2s miles to Wood
haven sign. turn left blocks to Alcott.
left to open sign. Also see our home at
No. l3 Poe I'd. Listen to WRC, 9:45 am,
Sun SHOCKEY & MOoRHEAD, AID. 0021
Oman ttil