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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
MH. EARL loHkLE E IMjURfD AuIf)M HE. ACCIDENT THIS MORNING

Mrs. Earl Conkle suffered serious lacerations of the scalp and a trac- tured collar bone, when car in which she was riding overturned near the Douglas Bridge early this morning. MT. Conkle, who was driv- ing was not injured. Mrs. Conkle was taken immediately to St. Ann's Hospital for medical treatment.
 MT. and Mrs. Conkle were driving from Douglas and the car went off the Highway where the West Ju- neau Road and the Douglas Road join at the entrance of the bridge. The car went over the 20 foot em- bankment and then turned over.
 Highway Patrolman John E. Mon- agle arrested Conkle this afternoon on the charge of reckless driving. The case was considered in the U. s. Commissioners Court and Conkle paid fine of $60.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
DOROTHY LAKE TO BE INVESTIGATED A5 WAFER POWER SITE.


 Officials of the Alaska Investi- gation Office of the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation announced today that field work on potential water power site at Dorothy Lake will begin this week. A crew will leave at the end of the week for the site, which is located on the west side of Taku River, opposite Point Bishop.
 J. M Morgan, Chief of the Alaska Investigation Office, is due back from a conference in Denver, Colo, at the end of the week The Alaskan office of the Bureau of Reclamation was established here in July.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
LABOR DAY FLIGHTS
 FAKE 36 10 SEATTLE


 Pan American flights carried 3e Seattle-bound passengers from Ju- neau on Labor Day, along with AZ connecting passengers from west ward. Twelve passengers arrived in Juneau from Seattle via Pan Aneri- can
 Passenger list as follows:
 From Seattle: L. A. Danners George Reid Russell Garter, James Shobc, Betty, Knutsorl and infant James Rnutson. Charles and Inez Tedlock, Willard Gilge, Ray Giige w. o. Harnett, w. A. Curtis, Robert Means
 To Seattle: Helen Gambel Taug Emil and Emily Taug, Alice Tore, Nellie Young. E. Morris, c. L. Kno- tek, w. B. Wooten, Ray Schwenzer U. Borsheim, Joseph Maroe, Mrs Fred Baxter and children, Florence Ullman.
 H. b. Mcbride, Joseph Messing Betty Stringer and infant, Robbie Riley, John and Arthur Lowell Robert Carter, Laura Johnson, Ed Lane, Don Davis, Al Rammler. Bot Pedersen, James Rhenke, c. M. Con- nor, c. H. Geigerich. Olaf Johnson Herb Mead, R. M. Madison and Dick Gilda.
 Jack Schroeder, Walt Johnson, Flc Cabuco, Freddie Cabinilla Carlos Planco, MT. and Mrs. Bud Hage- man and Vivian Sorenson. To Annette: Lawrence Onley Waldemar Deitrich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
FIRST ALI-ALA5kA MEETING, JUNIOR
 COZ (, FAIRBANKS
John 0uiIieo and Warren Houtson of Juneau El-
 ected 10 Terr. Offices

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept. IT, R-The first Territory wide Junior Chamber of Commerce conven- tion was held here over the Labor Day weekend with Anchorage, Ju- neau and Nenana and Fairbanks groups all taking part.
 Robert w. Graham of Seattle, vice president of the U. s. Junior Chamber of Commerce, granted the group it's state charter. Earl Cook, Fairbanks realtor, was elected first president of the territorial organ ization.
 The Junior Chambers Highest Achievement award was presented to William B. Robinson, 28, cloth ing store clerk who dived into the icy waters of the Cinema River a month ago to rescue three-year- old boy clinging to boat.
 Other officers include Ralph Westover, Anchorage. and John Quilico, vice presidents; Warren Houston, Juneau. national Director and James McMullen, Fairbanks, secretary-treaSurer
 Accompanying Graham were Don Eldridge, president of the Washing ton State Jaycees, Warren Ayeraill, state ice-president, and Joe Wag- ner of the Seattle Junior Cham ber
 Eldridge presented charter to Deputy Marshal George Sullivan. president of Alaska's s newest Jun for c. of c. at Nenana.
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792 STUDENTS ARE
 ENROLLED, JUNEAU 5(HooLS, FIRST DAY

Z The Juneau Public Schools open ed today with total of 792 students enrolled.
 The Juneau High School had total of l96 students as compared to l89 last year on the first day.
 One of the largest kindergarten classes in the history of Juneau schools was recorded when 99 pupils entered, Last year there were only 60 Kindergarten pupils.
 Other grade enrollments are as follows: first grade. TO- second, Il. third, 6z: fourth. 63; fifth, 49 sixth. ST; seventh. 54 and eighth. 59.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
F LEAVE HERE ON.
 50UTHB0UnD ALASKA

The Alaska sailed southbound yes terday morning at 10 o'clock with l2 passengers boarding here The ship docked here at 7:30 o'clock from the Triangle route.
 Sailing for Petersburg were: Mrs. Octor Arness, Arlene and Ann Ar ness, Mrs. Lars Eide, Dorothy Mid dleton, Mrs. B. Peterson.
 To Ketchikan: George Kobernick and Paul Getman.
 To Wrangell: Mrs. o. K. Huoe' Gladys Rude and Orve! Rude
 To Seattle: Mrs. SLxan barrows, and U. s. Marshal with prisoners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
ACs PROMOTIONS

Effective September 1, five en- listed men of the Alaska Com
 munications System received pro- motions. Sgt. Ernest w. Talbert was promoted to Sergeant First Glass and the following men hold ing the rank of corporal were advanced to sergeants: Erpest V. Inman, Thomas L. Jacobs, Robert c. Mckenzie and Troy L. Mansker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Princess Louise scheduled to arrive at 80 o'clock this afternoon and sail for Skagway at Il o'clock tonight.
 Princess Norah scheduled to saii from Vancouver g pm. tomorrow.
 Baranof. from west. scheduled southbound at 8 o'clock tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Sept 7.---lR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3a, American Can 85M, Anaconda 377s, Curtiss- Wright l0ss. International Harvest CT 28ss, Kennecott 59. New York Central l8is, Northern Pacific "A, U. s. Steel 82hs. Pound $4.03h.
 Sales today were 9l0000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows: industrials 1856, rails 63l4, util- ities 35.36.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
LEAVES FOR MED SCHOOL

William E. Hanson, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred Nelson, will leave on the Baranof to enter his first year in the medical college at willamette University, Salem. Ore.
 Hanson is IT and a graduate of Hill Military Academy in Port land, oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
TWO FIRES

The Juneau Fire Department was called out twice on Sunday after noon. The first call was from Sully's. Bakery, where the motor in the elevator caught on fire. The blaze was put out immediately.
 The second fire, in the home of Mrs. Florence Olson on Third and Franklin, was put out immediately after the firemen arrived on the scene.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
NO ExTENsI0N OF
 FISHING SEASON

There will be no extension of the salmon fishing season in Southeast Alaska and the end is at o'clock tonight according to information given out this afternoon by Clar- ence Rhpde. Regional Director of Fish and, Wildlife.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
CONRAD RITES TOMORROW

Tom Conrad, oldtimer who pass ed away last Friday in St. Ann's Hospital. will be buried tomorrow afternoon. rites being held at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary at 2 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
ENRouTE TO OREGON

MT. and Mrs. Charles Pratt of Eugene, Ore, are stopping at the Gastineau Hotel enroute to their home after returning from a hunt ing trip.
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MARRIED IN HOONAH

Miss Winnifred Brown and Will- jam Lo were married on August
 31 z in Hoonah. U. s. Commis- sioner Hilda Schoonover perform ed the ceremony and witnesses
 were Charlotte Greenewald and
 Frank See.
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WEATHER REPORT

, tU. s. WEATHER BUREAU
 , Temperatures for 24-Hour Period } In Juneau Maximum, 57; } minimum, AT. At Airport Maximum, 55' , minimum, AT.
 } FOR E C A ST
 |, tJuneau and Vicinity
 } Mostly cloudy with occa- . sional light rain with south- } easterly winds occasional
 } ly reaching 20 to 25 mph. , Not much change in temper , ature tonight and Wednes-
 , day
 , PRE IPIT A T 0 N , (Past 24 hours ending 7:3o am today
 } In Juneau 90 inches;
 , since Sept. 1, 3.30 inches;
 , since July l, 1882 inches. , At Airport - .39 inches; , since Sept. 1, l.96 inches; , since July 1. l0.3l inches. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
Three Siaies Are
 Holding Primaries
tBy The Associated Press)

|: By. The Associated Press)
 Voters in three western states Arizona. Nevada and Utah went to the polls today to pick their can- didates for five House seats and var ious local offices.
 Two of the congressional posts are at stake in Arizona.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
EMBLEM CLUE TO MEET

The Emblem Club will hold it's first fall meeting on Thursday evening at o'clock in the Elks Hall. All members are urged to attend this meeting.
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BABY FOR FISHERS

MT. and Mrs. William Fisher of Tenakee are the parents Of a son born Monday afternoon in St. Ann's Hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds one ounce at birth.
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AIR FORCE CAPT. HERE

Capt. H. o. Bordelane. Army Air Forces. Fort Richardson. is staying at the Barapof Hotel
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ARC REPRESENTATIVE HERE

American Red Cross representa- tive William R. Read, Jr., from Seattle is Gastiheau Hotel guest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07
SITKA GUEST

John Thompson of Sitka is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07

HERE FROM WEST COAST
 West Coast visitors staying at the Baranof are MT. and Mrs. c. King, San Francisco. and Paul w. Blankermann. Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-07

MA/ AA4 tA r -i WASHINGTON John L. Lewis intimates are whispenng a start ling report about him.
 They say he is seriously con- sidering retiring the president Of the United Mine Workers at the unions October convention in Cincinnati.
 Poor health is given as Lewis reason.
 The 68-year-old mine czar has had number of sick spell the last few years. He is suffering from q circulatory ailment that affects the heart. The past two months Lew is was in seclusion at Montana health resort, on the advice of his doctors.
 If Lewis does quit. his successor will be UNIV vice-president, Tom Kennedy. Short. quiet-tenypered
 rx.~t;..,,.l r., na<xa Unstrl
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The W Washington Merry -Go Round

BY ROBERT s. ALLEN
 (Copyright, ls4s. by The Bell Syndicate. Editors Note - While Drew Pearson is on a brief vacation The washington Mefry-Go- Round is being written by his old, partnery Robert s. AllenJs 1. "l sss sT.-- " PRESENTATIONS .I1.hn l.. Lewis
Evening star., 1948-09-26
HOUSES wANTEo TO BUY.

PRIVATE PARTY wants a 6-rm. house
HAVE cIiiENrs who have good cash pay
What have you3 3sa6 Call M B WEAVER
sE66 s6po and aoMa a47 Py@outh aH 81 f?" sooo niles Mes
viii consider anything if solid, within 2G
mg pagmehts eh mah noa oyeT NsT ssS n mo T T OK
CHARLES s. GUM has clients v.,tins
to pea1bs m n tsos
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home: business or inyssEment n.n srfP ProP-
fIzf PHRrEs "qss Realtos tor sos North Capitol IA
673G Free appraisals Results since lsl9
eucK SAsH NJ for PHONE os in Of
1915. THE GABLES CO. 2423 Minn.
GENERAL of the Brazilian Air Force de-
sires refined home in NV section, furn
with 4 or s bedrms., recreation rm. and
large y .,Fa Il. defTsOs pE sooo T Ex s9nsdss
eTTcK aGn snfsuTn IS The NAME and Quick viii be
MTea sf sft21 G uGK HSEns Tou5 s a9f RAJ of sf f
LIsrrNGs wANTED-only with expert
Sonf Some can oer ofefe that Service
RhoTre sEsRny fSads5 Ressof 0lf ss
TWILL PAY CASH for a or room home
within 3 miles of Hyattsville; owner only.
TO BUY OR SELL. consult our Office for
quick action; investigate Cur liStineS, We
may have what you want. J: B. MALLoN.
1929 Vermont ave. NV, EX; 52ls.
EDWIN L. FILLS. REALT0R-l can sell
your property fast if price is right; spe-
cialize in places suitable for renting rooms
LIS! LIST ys5HRnf YoHR npRorERTy for sale with US
We have many qualified purchasers ready
to buy ali types of property E. NJ
AIKEN. 500 H st p.N MA. 3556.
PRIVATE PARTY viii pay all cash tor
home from owner. Gail " s36I. rs
D. c.. white or colored; Mr.. G1NBERG
RE. 71O6. Ewes, RA. 3S25. is
DIRECT SFRoM OWNER. 8 or room
house in nice location, D. c or suburban
Md; substantial cash; no agents please
Box 112-D. Star
roomine; NV. section preferred. Cal
RA 64o0 from Q to II am only. q
DESIRE 5-S RMS. good NV, sec: con
sider Saul's Add, Brightwood vic, Takoma
Shepherd PIX: like Silver Spring; con-
sider farm. GE. III.
II IT CAN BE SOLD, we can sell 1t
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RIGGS q CO.
EN- o345 or OR. $685.. EN-. 3644
CT APPROVED

Open 12 to dark. Veterans wanting to live
in fine peighborhood of Bethesda with
income OF 500 per week; down payment,
050 We challenge you to compare our
values: 2-story houses and Cape Cod bum
galows with 3 bedrooms and y baths.
entrance with vestibule, lift. living rm.
with fireplace, large porch. fully equipped
kitchen. Venetian blinds and many other
outstanding features. Directions: Go to
Bank Of Bethesda. bear left on Old George-
town rd. minutes to Wyngate subdi-
vision. go one block past to Ryland dr..
turn left at our sign. WISCONSIN
REALTY, WI 2433 or OIL. 97l2; evenings
and SUNDAYS. CO. 1910 Il
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Approved for Veterans

Open IL till dark A beautiful home In a
fine neighborhood of Bethesda, all brick
buiit-in garage Gift. knotty pine den
with sun deck above, firepl. in living rm..
fully equipped kitchen, full basement large
lot: many other outstanding features;
price, SIS.150: terms, 81 600 down pay
ment, approximately S115 a month; a
house to be proud of. Directions: Go to
Bank of Bethesda. bear left on Old George
town I'd. 5 minutes to Wyngate subdivi-
sion, go one block to Ryland Dr., turn
left at our sign. WISCONSIN REALTY
Crndav rn 1910 Il
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sIyRupsAN sAIE-MARylAhp.
CABIN JOHN, MD.

CABIN JOHN, MD.
Sellers said they would consider 1.500
rooms / complete bath plus "a bath. LIST
floor. rms. n bath, End floor, room
reception. room. kitchen and full batn
Sunday. phone Mr.. Trittipoe, JA: 14SS-J
with EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor. RE. $40
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Charming 6-rm. Colonial. with lge: porch
and attached garage; fireplace. built-ir
bookshelves. all spacious rms; lovely
neiehborhood beautifully handicapped lot
$4,000 #. with barbecue pit: numerous
azaleas, dogwood. etc. S1S,950.
OWNER, SLIGO 5445
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SILVER SPRING

Attractive brick semibungalow, newly dec
GRATED; large liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm,
and tiled bath on 1St floor 2nd floor
completely insulated and finished wonder
full boys or girls rm.; other features
reation rm. OWNER. SH. 71S2. -96
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Veterans and Nonveterans
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

: ROOMS. . baths, modern conveniences,
225 a. rolling woodland, stream, springs;
fronting on Lee hwy. near Luray. Va. All
or in part. OWNER. Box 12S-A. Star.
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IUi- ItD 81. NV LII. iOor
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ABINGTON, MD, is Just a name so well
head this alphabetical list and you can
read about this outstandinE value hrst
9sfk nnhsa se
isfRe ls2@ 'Ssi Yard. WI" clean; NEAT imnssaIsSs
MITCHELL QUICK 81. 77al' eve .A'
AvoNDALE-t7-rm brick Colonial, % ~ II
nm. fenced yard, large lot; near schosoIs:
sn Ps shSpaRaas Jpaa H. s9o9R dsSn wR pal 1873 s.
can aMA modernize 5rm. bunssIow. hall baEe.
ment, good well, electricity, 9ies sso young
sEfnsfd ssfms ,AE sEs nj aAHosE eaz %eaTsss 1
ssNp ecs re spRSGs Ap 6ries
banealow, n ! Bedrooms, living room. kiteh-
en-. dinette, bath stairway to foored attic
and iutu5s o dp Rsa sato
its suiated. weatnerstripped and full-lsng.h
Oyer an Acre corner o lux
sits g. aDsa servise 'G Dan am AsBoTY B PH sP
cHEvERLY-De luxe BUNGALOW; large stu.
dio living, room uia storiesl. chestnut
trim modsSn kit tall sasemsnt nsTIsx sst,s; sf
CHEvERLY AREA, 500---Brick bunga:,
2 bedrms finished expansion attic. full
bsmt gas a-c heat, beautiful ST.; GI can
buy il. See this bargain; liberal terms.
~ RANDALL WALcRoFT, 1902 Perry ST.
Mt Rainier UN 340O till 8 pm. II
CHEyERLY-A lovely det. home on nlcey
HANDICAPPED lot. Most convenient ioca uon'
! St floor has liv. rm- with nreplaee. ON.
rrn lge kit and breakfast rm and den
room End floor has 3 bedrms. and sewing
room, TIE bath: hardwood floors IN thireusn- n-
ment with oil h-w.h: storm windows,
screens. insulation: built-in sarsgs Seen
BY appointment only. The p,iee I'll pissss.
o3sI r ave ne NO, JOB.
CONTINUED on Next Psgs)
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ROCKNHI.E

2-story frame covere with Johns-Manville
shingles; 1st floor. small entrance hall.
living room. dining room. open fireplace;
large pantry with window, screened back
floor. 3 large bedrooms and bath. Price.
S11.5OO. Call Mrs. Hegeman Rockville
1863 or FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, 81 0
Frederick pike, Gaithersburg, Md. Gath
erSburP 900
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CT APPROVED

For only 81 ,625 down you can be the
owner of one, of these new det. brick homes
with center-haN plan, 1T. living room,
fully equipped kitchen, 3 large bedrooms.
full bsmt.. with gas &C. heat; located on
a large, handicapped lot. These are homes
you'll always be proud Of. Priced at only
Open today from l til dark. To reach:
Drive. out Wis. ave to Bank Of Bethesda,
bear left out Old Georgetown road . mi
to our sign at Beech dr., turn left and
follow signs to sample house. 5000 Beech
DIR. Surety Realty Co, agents for CEN
TURY CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. AID.
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CHEVY CHASE-$27, 500
det brick home of the studio type. fea-
turing club-type liv. rm., large enter.
din. rm.. ultramod. GE kit, daylight
bedrms and full tiled b. tbs, gas a.-c.
heat, bsmt. with mpie space for rec. rml
laundry and garage; excellent financing.
For details call
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. p1. o222 TIL Pm.
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CHEVY CHASE Md.
col I.ESVIII,E Md.

Open rs Sunday-A beautiful 6rm., s.
bath stone and asbestos shingle house. Just
Completely equipped kitchen; elec. washer,
serving alcove, ample cabinet space, bed
room, library or den. full bath and large
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor hardwood
floors throughout; insulated; full base
ment, oil s.-c. heat; garage: copper plumb
Handicapped one-half- acre lot; swimming
pool available to desirable purchaser
Price reduced make offer.
E. S. PRICE & CO., Realtors
1901 Georgia ave (Wheatonl, PL. 1921,
PL. 0315. Evenings, call Roy Price, 81.
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Luxmanor rd.: 2-story brick home in ex-
cellent condition: 1st floor liv rm. dining
rm.. kitchen, . bedrms. and bath, screened
porch and breezeway to garage; 2nd hoor
| For appointment to inspect call
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co.
Realtors, shoreham Bldg, Ma. 1850; ewes,
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BETHESDA

Custom-built home, built Of finest ma
terials, time to select your own decorating
plan. 1st f. consists of liv. rm., din. rm..
kit, 1st-f. bedrm. or den and - bath 2nd
f. consists of two 1Sxl2 bedrms. and bath,
numerous and spacious closets; screened
Priced under $4,000, with excellent
financing. This is not development house.
EDW: J: MCCORMICK d CO., ST 1889,
Evening star., 1948-09-26

ONLY $3.50 DOWN-Lovely bungalow on
large wooded lot; bedrms., liv. rm.;
price, only S9,250. Act quick. Sligo
1915. SUBURBAN INVESTMENT co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
SILVER SPRING MD

Open Sun. IL pm; Indian Spring Village,
1850 Cherry Tree lane; this modern 3-bed-
rm. brick home is offered at Si5.950:
features, combination storm windows and
screens. slate roof level lot, 50-gal. electric
hot-water heater and other desirable fea-
lures. To reach: Out Colesville PIX. to
-Four Corners, right to Old Bladensburg rd..
3 plks to Williamsburg drive, left to Cher
~ Tree lane, left to house.
st. Bernadette Parish-We have several
new 3-bedrm. brick homes left in a highly
desirable section; priced at S14.75O. To
ners right on Old Bladensburg rd., blks
to St. Lawrence drive, left and follow our
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If IT CAN BE SOLD, we tan
J. LEO kOLB co.
URGENTLY NEEDED

URGEN LILY NEEDED
Iistings for our many clients, D., G., Mary.
land or Va. We have, sold over S5;000.000
worth of property this year and assure
really want to sell, let US give you the
beneht of our ~ years Of experience IN IN
profitable real estate transaetions. open
eyenings Just phone MA. 234o.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, Ma 2345. 81
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COLORED-15O6 D ST. Sc.

6-rm. brick with Colonial porch and ful
bsrnt; redecorated throughout and vacant
can be purchased with 81 300 casn
'LANGSTON REALLY
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: WOODMOOR U AGENCY
WOODMOOR BUNGALOW

Located in the heart of the Woodmoo
shopping center. in Silver Spring" She
pard $40 or Oliver 7'797. rs
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RETHESDA

5624 Greentree rd Open 20 Sunday. An
appealing Cape Cod in excellent setting
on corner lot; . bedrms. and bath on
lst floor; end floor charmingly finished
in knotty pine, contains complete apt.
full bath. kit, and separate entrance;
completely finished basement with large
play rm.; very large screened porch. Drive
Guarino on premises. To reach: Out Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. from Bank of Bethesda
to Greentree rd. just beyond Suburban
our open sign
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 200; ewes,
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HOME PLUS INCOME
BUNGALOW, S995 DOWN

Open to today; 5000 westmoreland
ave, Takoma Park, Md; lovely rooms
and bath, full basement. hot-water heat;
large lot with. running brook: immediate
possession; priced very low To reach
Out 67o0 block OF Eastern ave. turn on
Ash to Westmoreland, turn right. proceed
TO open slgn. GE. 227U. BRIGHTWOOD
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, MA. .345. -
A REAL, BUY
CTS SEE THESE
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT

Very desirable English designed hOme,
Sligo Park, nr. Parkside School; best resi-
Dental area. Home Is in excellent con-
room, fireplace. dining room and modern
kitchen, wooded lot. Priced reasonably
for quick sale SH 409O.
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come; apt Tor owner Al cohoi'ion'
For SALE OR LEASE BY assg exne51ssry5se -ass1oon
detached sarage f1om SILVER ae5eS seSps
sale price. s16.95O; rental, $50 monthly
MMeoNTGoMERy n HILLS, in & Silver S sp5ias; ri E
neishborhood nsia ofssaf0 stores and downtown bus
sRa sRsilaSe fSe0qlo nov 0shsE si55oo 0 r RlPIEY
Realtor, 81. GIL. Of no ans 81. 1890
NEAR Ne RIsoe1v IRsooeC1KvuLE-5-rm. and bath semi
in basement Price. $1,000, J. E KELLY,
agent p,dnn marlfy RockRI1s gT9sgs s45H BIDS
B9ekt,aSN B% to,WaNERLpark- Ho Ike dosvooded acre
lot in growing Paint Branch Farms devel-
opment. Ideal for owner planning to work
mi. mi. out out colesyilie I'd from Ga. ave.
colssylls risht on MIdand m on 1st 4vb
TAKoMA PARK-oniy sll,ooo, on Pine;y
Branch I'd; Buneslow Of 5 rms; oatni tTrfH Iull
OWNER o sACRIFicI-All brick; ,.i built in in
ss srEs beat porsh fenced sz zaFd 45d deAi IL
assG%E assGGa dG Gi LoaS Ss at ~ ~ SILVER Spring;
new det bsk colonial on home c0nta5ds bds
rms. and tile bath on end A.; full bsmnt;
gas a.-c. hit, lse wooded lot. cal OWNER
NEED re 4 LARGE HOUSE, without sacrifc-
| ing modernness? There's a brick Cape
! Cod in Silver Spring, with bedrooms
and j" baths. that your family should Si,ins Ike
well worth your time to look over; SIP
$50. R. P. RIPLEY. Resltor; 81 81
S6.5O0-A REAL BUY-New Mexican
rambler; all on one floor: ami; trout
! stream thru property; hunting. 3i2 acres.
Lsrge living room, picture window fire-
place. , bedrooms, larse kitchen, large
pantry. Twelve miles No. of Frederick.
| Md. on alternate new Route 40 TO
Maryland State Route Il. Turn right z
| miles to for sale sign on left. $500
| down required FIRST come, first buyer.
| A real retreat in the Blue Ridge Noun
| tains A wonderful place for retirement
/ or a wonderful home.
81 500 DOWN-Two-story brick home.
Iia yrs old in woodmoor section; large
GI trust at A.: on beautiful shady lot;
near SCHOOLS snd shonp,nS priced Tv tG ssIl
MENT co. rs