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Evening star., 1948-06-28
RIVER TERRACE NE.

Choice loca ton; 5-rm English-typ brick
in new-house condition; tile bath, IN
color. with shower; modern kitchen with
electric refsr., beautiful rec. rm. with TIE
floor: gas heat. steel fenced rear yard
front and rear screened porches; bus
transp. 10 door: reasonably priced on
terms To inspect today call MI. Brock
TR sS25; ewes, WA 9199, DAVY g.
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COT,ORET)

102 Quincy pl me- You won't hesitate
to buy this 7-rm, and bath brick home
once you see it,: h.-w.h., garage, house in
good condition. Priced right ON easy terms,
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
Realtors, 9o3 H NV, MA. 341l
Evening star., 1948-06-28

NORTHWEST, D. c.
If you are a discriminating buyer don't
built homes with many architectural re-
finements: 3 bedrms., y baths. 1st-h. den
and powder rm; attractively priced. For
complete details call
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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SHEPHERD PARK

Spacious 3-bedroom home, with beautiful
Handicapped lot, completely fenced, priced
forma tion. please call Ted Bair. with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. 200: eves.. GE. 5000. exciTsive
sgents -
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j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
KENT

Beautiful center-hall Colonial home on
one of the citys finest residential streets;
richly paneled library and powder rm. on
large dormitory rm. on 3rd floor. butler S
pantry, paneled clubroom with bar and
fireplace, servants rm. and bath Lear
buiit-in garage; delightfully."- screened
living porch; restricted location: reason
ably priced at S49.50o. Call Wo. 4754.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

Colored-Nr. 14th and Park Rd.
2-story row brick containing 6 rooms and
I bath; full basement with toilet, gas
h.-w.h:: front and rear porches; large
yard: house in good condition. reasonably
priced: excellent terms. RE. 5000; after
g. HO. 4703.
Nirnetz 4z Hinnelfarh
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Rock Creek Park Estate

Near 10th and Kalmia I'd. This beautiful
stone and brick home for the discriminat-
ing homeseeker, lar2e liv rm., din. rm.,
excel kit, den and y bath on first A.
Beautiful spiral stairway leads to 4
bedrms. and 3 baths, plus small den or
separate barrm. with ship bar This is
a beautiful stone and brick home in an
exclusive neiehborhood and cannot be
replaced for anywhere near the price OF
So 800 Inspection by appt. only. Ex-
elusive with -
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
EN-. 1900. 1920 Conn. ave, Sun. and
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A CENT? LEMAN'S ESTATE

ENGLISH VILLAGE SECTION
Bethesda. Md-new brick. Colonial gas
a C heat. toilet and layatory 1st floor:
2 oedroomS; and bath; bath wide lot, l5o-ft.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
RETHESDA

BE HEODh
4 new brick homes, located near Suoarnan
Hospital-Step-down liz. rm. with nrepi'
md buflt in book shelves. large din. rm,,
sstra large kit with space for breakfast
nook. !; pedrms and bath on ma Hr.,
full bsmt. and large size porch ipl an,ns ALE
ST. soo SAMUEL T. BOGLEY. ReaitoI,
-0ua WisconSin ave, WI. 132U.
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS

We are pleased to be able to offer this fine
detached prewar brick home in this desir-
ter hall. large living room with fireplace
and opening onto a large rear screened
porch, dining room, KITCHEN and lst-floor
bedrooms and 2 baths; other desirable
features include unusually nice fenced
yard. detached garage, gas heat. storm
windows. slate roof, electric refrigerator,
etc; close to schools and transportation.
Shown by appointment only Call Mr..
Schwab. WO. 06S4, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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CHEVY CHASE

Near the Circle-Brick Colonial, custom
built, center hall: 4 twin-sized bedrms.,
colored tiled baths, staircase to fin
lshed 3rd f.; lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
library, loft. din rm., ultramodern kit.
off the hall; screened porch, full bsmt.,
finished rec. rm.. gas &C. heat, a-carr
gar; situated on beautiful landscaped
lot: terms. Call OR. 004S till pm.
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
beautiful center-hall Colonial, lge.
bedrms. and tile bath. on End fr.;. 1st fir.
ultramodern kit and y bath. lee. din;
porch opens on lge. wooded lott full
bsmt., oil heat and gar. Terms. Call OR.
O04S till q pm
REALTY BROKERS INC.
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S10.670

CT approved New detached BUNGALOW
with . bedrooms. full basement. unhn-
ished attic; above average construction;
S675 cash plus settlement, with approx.
monthly payment SO
R. H. BEST, INC, Blder. .-Rltor.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
G.I.-S9.25O

2-bedroom bungalow on large corner lot in
excel neighborhood full bsmt. auto. heat;
on Capital Transit busline Will sell to.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
NEW BRICK HOUSE

With slate roof, on corner lot 15Xl5O;
bedrooms. . baths, upstairs; downstalr
liv rm with fireplace and picture window.
den, powder room, dining room opening
onto screened porch. breakfast room fully
equipped modern kitchen; full basement,
gas &C. hear; garage or car port, COPPER
blinds; street, curb, gutter, and all utili-
Evening star., 1948-06-28

WAIDORF-A really beautiful rambling
type home on :, acres of ground; this house
contains 3 bedrooms and a bath on lst
floor; Two bedrooms and bath on second:
plans have been changed for present own
er and he must sacrifice; this Is an unusual
opportunity; act quickly; Just 30 minutes
| from D Call Mr.. Ruark, vi. 642S with
Evening star., 1948-06-28
AD. NU-I, UpeIl IIII " p.III.---"
TT. REDPOOM e. RATH

Spacious 1-rm. Colonial brick home. 10.
Silver Spring; custom built of finest MA
terials; for sale at a sacrifice. Call SH.
1913 till pm. DENNY & PRICE.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

brick: 3 bedrms tsmallest IL by l2l, 2
full baths; liv. rm. IL by IL, with fireplace
and pookshelves. dining rm., ,eouip Kit.
shelf -lined study; brick detached garage;
oil h.-wh: needs redecorating; S16,5oQ.
Call all day Sunday, weekdays after :.
OWNER, WA. 613l. $500 Dartmouth ave;
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Excellent neighborhood out where its cool;
large lot 100000, on wide improved
street. brick Colonial: living and dining
rooms, kitchen and sun room on st A.;
3 bedrooms. baths. built-in garage: $780,
$50 Call WO 1900 till 9 pm.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR, SALE-Northwest.
DRASTICAILY REDuCED

18th and Kennedy NV. owners health
necessitates imm sale. Handsome de-
is lovely rms. 4 baths. Immaculate
throughout; full basement; double garage:
priced below market. Call CARTER
REALTY. DU. 5067. till 9. Brokers
In Tod II
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SEMIDETACHED

Tapestry brick residence with a deep rear
yard. Convenient. all white ne: location.
near 4th and Franklin: one block from on,
basement, hot-water heat, hardwood floors
Vacant. Price. S11.50O with only $500
down Phone Mr.. Backwood. NO. 6591. .
Evening star., 1948-06-28

Attractive brick Colonial in neighborhood
fireplace screened porch, full-sized din.
rm., nicely. equipped kit. 3 nice bedrms.
and tiled bath on 2nd hoor: full bsmt;,
oil a.-c. heat; wooded lot. Priced to sell
quickly at Sl6,950; good terms. To in-
spect, call R. J. SCOFIELD, 81. $500;
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American U. Park, $21,950

american q. TdIk, 4LI ,SJU
tains hall, living room. dining room,
kitchen, breakfast nook. lst floor lavatory;
Y we'll proportioned bedrooms and bath;
storage attic, good basement with asphalt
tile floor, and unusually high ceiling. Gas
heat with summer winter hookup. Rear
yard attractively fenced.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. Builders and Devel-
opers. Wesley Heights, Sumner and Spring
Valley, 1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR. 44b4.
Evenings telephone WI. AIS.
ONLY A FEW
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"T,YNDAI,E'

Just listed one of the best houses ever
built in this subdivision, being a corner
semidetached brick home with s rms. 3
bedrms. tiled bath, screened porch.
storm windows and many extras: owner
leaving city, will give possession at settle
ment. Just a step to stores. schools and
transportation Call Me. l143 until 0 pm.
T WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1948-06-28
HoUsEs FOR SALINE. tcons.

COLORED-ABBEY PL. NE.
ment: price, $4,000: cash. So 900; balance
monthly. Call Mr.. Hunter, Ma. $500;
ewes. and week ends. GIL. 52S5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

OF The desired homes IIsted by US.
UNUSUAL HOME AND INCOME
Forest Heights, Md; recently constructed
Diet. brick home, divided into three com,
by owner: consists OF liv room. dining
rm kit, 3 bedrms.. . tile baths; separate
entrance to End a.. apt. consisting OF ~
rrl. dining rm., kit, > bedrms. and bath:
basmt apt has liy rm., bedrm., kit, and
bath; a beautiful home at an unusually
low price; excellent financing. Call Mr
WI SrR0
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

O11EV OIIAOT, y. v
S1a5O0; detached; close in; only blocks
from Conn. ave. bus; very large living
room; 3 bedrooms, bath and garage, oil
h.-w.h: let US show you this property to-
day Call WO. 1900. till pm.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

SILVER SPRING. bedrms; close-in To-
cation: lip rm. with flrepl. lge, din, rm,
equipped kit, oil h.-w.h., det. garage: nice
lot Call CRANE g. HELAN, 81. 1000 til
Evening star., 1948-06-28

Colored-Buy Through Scott
100 blk. Oates st. me-, centrally located
-6 rms, and bath, ? inclosed porches.
auto. heat; good cond; priced for quick
sale. Call H. T. DEMOUY, daily, DE.
20l0; ewes. and Sun, LU. 1854. 20
COLORED-CALL NOW
1900 block Oates st. ne. Lovely 6-rm.
brick; perfect neighborhood; beautiful large
back yard: full basement: oil heat; imme =
diate possession. S13,50O, $1,000 down,
$50 a mo. LISS REALTY CO.. RE. s284.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
BUDGET ACCEPTED
 Ay CITY COUNCIL
 MEET LAST NIGHT
S375,440 Will Be Spent by Juneau Municipal
 Government

A special meeting of the City Councn was held last evening ano the city budget for l948-49 was ac- oepted unanimously. The tax rate was set at 20 mills on each assessed dollar. which is the same rate as last year. The expenditures listed on the budget amounted to s375,44o and the estimated revenue was S375,- 000.
 A Iecapitulation of the city bud- get is as follows: general and ad- ministrative expenses, S130,825; po- lice department, s34, ,48O; school, sS5,- oCo; library, s4,850. health and san itation, $lO,5l0.
 Municipal wharf and City Float, s7275; cemetery operations, s6.5Oo; imall boat harbor, $8,455; Street Department, s49,Oo0; parks and play grounds, s2.950: Fire Department, s16.245; hydrant maintenance, s6,- $50; Gold Creek Sl0,000 and new equipment, $8,0OO.
 Estimated revenues for the period are: taxes, less discounts, $245 ,0o0' tax penalties and interest, s3,0OO; Territorial appropriations tout-of- town school tuitions). $4,00o; li- cense fees, $60,000; other revenues, s28,0c0; bank loans, $35,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
Legion Auxiliary SeIeets Delegates To Sitka Convention

The American Legion Ladies Aux Hilary selected delegates and alter mates this week, from Juneau to represent the local chapter at the annual Alaska convention in Sitka next month.
 It also endorsed three candidates for Departmental offices: Nema Ellis, President; Marion Hendrick- son, First President; and Ed ith Davis, Secretary Treasurer
 The Auxiliary also announced that Herbert Bennett, of Douglas, had been awarded first prize in the Departments Class III Poppy Post CT Contest.
 Delegates Named
 Chosen as delegates at large are Anita Garnick and Anna Day. Oth- CT delegates are Elsie Soloulis, An ma Bedding, Agnes Kiefer, Mildred Martin, Helen Jewett, Marjorie An trim and Mabel Lybeck.
 Alternates who were selected are 1: Silva Zenger, Leona Lincoln, Lil- lian Harris, Edith Shrink, Helen Rice, Vena Crone, Diane Beach and Selma Vukovich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
30 pER50N5 GO SOUTH VIA PAN AMERICAN,
 18 FLY TO FAIRBANKS

Thirty passengers flew south yes- terday via PAA Clippers. Fourteen arrived from Seattle and 18 left here for Fairbanks.
 Arrivals were George Dooley, O. c, and Ruth Connolly, Cliff Wilson, Ida Book, Nellie Emme, Ida Miller, MT. and Mrs. Richard Peter, Chuck Davis, Carol Waddell, John Wander bilt, Catherine Vanderbilt and Laura Bolton.
 Leaving for Seattle were Mrs. Vic Power, Robert Bell, Sr., Zalmain Gross, H. s. Rean, Alvin Sargent Lydia Jackson, Robert Fox. Beatrice Fox and infant, Albert Lyford, Ben Mullen, Roy Johnson, John Brock Edward Baake, Col. Lyman Talbot A. Anderson. A. Mackenzie, Carl Asplund, Vern Conley, Ray Wood Alfred Mason, Mac Rennort, R. Me Land, J. E. Weslie. Dan Farley, Mrs J. Johnson, T. Barman, A. B. John- son, c. s. Olson and E. V. Estes.
 Going to Fairbanks were Walter Heisel. J. w. Leivers, Howard Stab- Ter, K. G. Merritt, Meredith Gus tard, Freeman Schultz, H. F. Cheney Jens Jorgenson, George Galbraith Dr. Joseph Aronson, Howard Hilbun Dr. Edward Bloomquist, Dr. Elaine Swinge, Carl and Laura Lomen, Clarence and Gertrude Trigg and F S. Gordon
 To Annette-Adelaide Kimball Richard Willis and Elroy Ninnis.
 To Whitehorse-A. c. Wood anc Mary Brimberry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
 krug Never
 0k'd Traps

ANCHORAGE, 2, Alaska, Aug. 12.-- R-Assistant Secretary of the In- terior William E. Warne denied yes terday that Interior Secretary Krug has taken a stand in favor of fish traps for Alaska.
 Warne said: quotations have been used by the (fish trap own CTS to perpetuate their fish trap and to indicate support by the Secretary of Interior fer their posi- ton.
 The letter from which the quo- tation actually was taken proposed to Congress a limitation upon the number of fish traps and the num- Der of years they could operate"
 Warne said the Department urged action on the issue and urges an untrammeled expression of op- inion by voters at the polls"
 A Territorial referendum will be held October 12.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
MIR. AND MRS. JERNBERG
 ON TRIP TO ANCHORAGE

Former Juneauites, MT. and Mrs Robert Jernberg arrived here We'd nesday afternoon and continued to- day by PIMA plane to Anchorage Business before the District Court engaged the Ketchikan attorney in Juneau.
 They will be south again Saturday and will visit Sitka, where they lived during the war years before returning to their home in Ketchi- kan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
JACK 0'(0NN0R r- GETS ONE YEAR
 JAIL SENTENCE

This morning in the U. s. Con- m.ssicners Court, Jack OConnor, Jr., 19-year-old Juneau youth, was sentenced to serve one year in the Federal Jail He was given a cne-year suspended sentence in January for destroying Govern ment property, and since that time has been twice convicted of city offenses. Judge Felix Gray re- voked the suspended sentence and OConnor will serve one year in the Federal Jail in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
POLLEYs ON VACATION

Dr. and Mrs. Clayton L. Policy will leave here tomorrow morning on board the S.S. Princess Norah for a six weeks trip to the States with their two sons. Dr. Policy said his dental office will be clos ed until his return around October first.
 The Polleys will visit the Pen- dleton Roundup. a dude ranch and many other points of interest in the Pacific Northwest. He will also attend a dental convention at Portland in September.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
CEMENT FACTORY
 IS PLANNED FOR
 ALASKA RR BELT

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 12. -tR-A $2,500,000 project calling for the transfer of cement plant from mid California to Windy on the Alaska Railroad, was put be- fore the Alaska Development Board yesterday.
 Reed Salisbury, REC consultant on loan to the railroad, told the Board the project promises a sub stantial reduction in building costs fer Alaska. He said the price ol cement at the railhead was now about four times the retail price at, Seattle.
 Most ol the raw materials needed by such plant are close to the proposed site, Salibury said.
 The plan called for dismantling of the plant, now located on the Sacramento River, for moving tc Windy, 20 miles south of McKin, ley Park. Salisbury said the pres tllt OWilClS, WllOill ilC QiA iioc AAoAAS were in debt to the REC and would have to borrow another $800,00l to make the transfer.
 The Board also considered pro. posals on:
 A road from Cordova to Chitna over the route of the old Copper River and Northwestern Railway John Lefevren of Cordova saic tne roaoned cost $20,00o,000 ori- einally and could be converted into a highway for about Sl,000,000
 Assistance for Seward in finding a way to survive the impending abandonment of the south end of the Alaska Railroad Don Carlos Brownell said 90 percent of the people of Seward would lose their source of livelihood with the closing of the road.
 Housing problems and new transportation system offered AL aska by the Coastwise Shipping Co.,, of Portland, Ore, were also considered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
54,000 LBS. SABLE
 LANDED AT STORAGE

Three fishers were in with 54O00 pounds sable as follows: the Aegir. skippered hy Francis Hyde, tied up at Cold Storage with l9,000 pounds sable and 2,000 pounds halibut; the Dixon, headed by Emil Samuelson. was in with 10000 pounds cod and l,200 halibut; and the Oceanic with Ole Westby at the helm came in with 25000 pounds cod and l,500 pounds halibut.
 The Elfin II, skippered by E. O. Swanson, was in with 10000 pounds salmon and the Teddy docked at Storage with 2,00o pounds of salmon ir the hold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
PORTLANDERS HERE

Visiting from Portland, Ore, MT. and Mrs. H. K. Coffen are at the Baranoi Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
H. 0. ADAMS GETS TRAVELLING JOB
 WITH ALASKA $

SEATTLE, Aug. 12.-tR- H. O. Adams, agent of the Alaska Steam ship Company at Juneau, has been appointed travelling freight and passenger agent in Alaska, the company announced today. Juneau will be his residence.
 Adams, who has been with the company for "A years, is expected to leave Seattle Saturday and to arrive here next Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
VFW TO DISCUSS FUTURE OF JEEp
 CLUB TOMORROW

A special meeting has been call ed for tomorrow night by Taku Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, in order to discuss the future of the VFW Jeep Club. Post Com mander Vern Metcalfe urges that every possible member attend this meeting.
 The regularly scheduled Scratch of the Military Order of the Cootie will be held immediately after the VFW meeting. The first meeting is scheduled for D. m. at the Jeep Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
LARGE ANIMONY MINE

FAIRBANKS, Aug. l2.-The sec ond largest animcny mine in AL aska will soon be in production This was the word brought tc Fairbanks this week by Pat X McGahey, Fairbanks resident and one of the three partners of the firm, The Alaska Animony Mining Company
 Other members of the new min- ing firm are Quentin P. Harris and David H. Joesting
 The large animony deposit is To- cated on the headwater tributary to Tok River, Boulder Greek, about l5 air miles rom the Tok- Salinas road.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
PETERS RETURN

MT. and Mrs Richard L. Peter returned here via PAA yesterday from a one-month vacation in the States where they visited their families and friends. Peter return ed to his post at KINY.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
RECOVER BUOY OF
 ANCHORAGE PILOT

ANCHORAGE, tug. 12.--lR- The body of Clint Johnson, who was killed when his light plane crashed south of the city last weekend, was recovered yesterday from eight feet deep in swampy ground The plane engine was recovered at the same depth. Johnson's mother and family live in Ketchikan, Funeral arrangements will be made at a later date
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
MS REEF KNOT DUE
 AT SEATTLE TODAY

SEATTLE, Aug. 12-IR-The mo- torship Reef Knot is scheduled to arrive here today for unloading 150,- 900 cases of Bristol Bay salmon. The Alaska Steamship Co.,, said it will sail north with a full cargo for Anchorage and Whittier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
KETCHIEAN BUSINESSMEN

William A. Bates, President of the Miners and Merchants Bank of Ketchikan, and Ketchikan Attor- ney Robert l. Jernberg. arrived here yesterday on business in con- nection with a suit concerning Wacker City property, site of the Ketchikan pulp mill. Jernberg was accompanied by his wife.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12
FWS OFFICIAL

Darrell V. Shuffler, representa- tive of the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice, Blue Point, Long Island, is in town and is stopping at the Hotel Juneau.
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