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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
MISS MERIWETHER lS
 AWARDED 1ST PLACE IN LEGION CONTEST

The American Legion Auxiliary met last night ln the post Dugoul and many business matters were discussed.
 It was announced to the members that the National President of the Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion, Mrs. Lee w. Hutton, will be in Juneau the latter part of July for an official visit to the Auxiliary
 Mrs. Mabel Lybeck, poppy chair man, reported that the plans for the sale are almost completed.
 It was voted to donate SIS toward the record player that the Child Welfare Department purchased for the Orthopedic Hospital in Sitka.
 Mrs. w. E. Hendrickson, chair man of the Americanism program made report on the annual essay contest as follows; National Head- quarters of the American Legion Auxiliary sponsors an annual essay contest for school children. This year the title was "Our Great Amer ican Heritage-Liberty"
 The highest award for the local best essay goes to Harriet Meriwether with a 8560 points and second place to David Graves with 85 points. Third place goes to Mary Nordale with 8266 points. The win ming essay by Harriet Meriwether will be entered in the finals to com pete with other students of the Ter ritory to be judged in Juneau the latter part of May.
 The Auxiliary to the American Legion wishes to thank all those who assisted in making this contest a success. The judges who donated their services were, Mrs. Scott l.. Murphy, Mrs. Pauline Washington and Richard Peter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
JUNEAU YOUTH IS
 IN KETCHIKAN ON
 ROBBERY CHARGES

Jack Richardson, Juneau youth charged on assault with intent to commit robbery in connection with the alleged attempted holdup of a Ketchikan liquor store, has been returned to that city by Chief De- putty U. s. Marshal Flossie M. Doolin who arrived in Juneau yes- terday
 Young Richardson was arrested in Seattle last month and charged with attempting to hold up Sandy's Liquor Store at Ketchikan. He was arraigned in Ketchikan before U. $. Commissioner P. J. Gilmore, ST, and bond was set at $50oo. He is being held in the Ketchikan Fed erai Jail
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
CLEARING UNDERWAY
 FOR NEW GUN CLUB

Clearing of an area on the point opposite the country club was begun yesterday for the newly organized Salmon Creek Gun Club. Lisle He bert said today the work is expected to be finished within the next two weeks. and that plans for the con- struction of new club house and trap house will be undertaken at that time.
 Hebert said the new gun club IS about ready to get a membership drive underway, which it is hoped will include all sportsmen in this area.
 Dr. William Blanton was Presi- dent of the old gun club and IS cur rently director of the new organiza- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05

WASHINGTON-lRt-Only about seven per cent of U. s. farm house. holds are headed by women.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
DR. SCHUMACHER SAYS TERRITORY
 NEEDS HOSPITAL
Two Day Inter Agency
 Mental Hygiene Institute Reaches Conclusion

There is a definite need for a mental hospital in Alaska accord ing to Dr. Henry c. Schumacher, Mental Hygiene Consultant for the U. s. Puhlic Health Service in San Francisco. Dr. Schumacher was the principal speaker at a two day in- ter-agency Mental Hygiene Insti- ute sponsored by the Territorial Department of Health which was concluded this afternoon.
 Dr. Schumacher told the Institute this morning that 1t costs more money to send mental patients to hospitals outside of Alaska than it would if the Territory were to estab- fish it's own facilities. He recom- mended that a psychiatric ward be established in the proposed Federal hospital now under consideration for construction at Anchorage.
 He also proposed that there be an increase in Alaska's psychiatric program with the addition of a specially trained nurse or worker and, if possible, the employment ot a competent Territorial Psychia- trist.
 The visiting consultant also de- clared that mental hygiene is an important factor in the Territory's high tuberculosis rate.
 He pointed out, too, that alcohol ism stems from a feeling of insecu- rity.
 Dr. Schumacher will remain in Juneau until Saturday when he Is scheduled. to travel to the Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
THELMA RETURNS WITH
 FIRST HALIBUT CATCH

The Thelma, skippered by Bert Alstead drought in the seasons first large halibut catch to Juneau Cold Storage this morning. She brought in 5000 pounds medium. 800 chick ems. and 1500 large, which was taken iby the Booth Fisheries; l4 cents a pound for large, sos for chickens, and IA a pound for medium. The Winifred, skippered by Joe Reidi, came in from Taku River with 22 king salmon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
WNNA MEET TONIGHT

The Women's National Aeronau- tical Association will meet tonight at the home of Mrs Joseph Me Lean for their regular business session.
 The Mclean residence is in the Scatter Tract, the last house on Evergreen Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
pOLICE CouRT NEWs

w. M. Williams and Cliff Mat thews were each fined $50 this afternoon by City Magistrate Will iam A. Holzheimer for being in- volved in a fight last night Mathews was also charged for re- sisting arrest and striking an off, cer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-05
CooTIE SCRATCH

The Military Order of the Cootie will hold its regular scratch at 6 o'clock tonight in the VFW Jeep Club. All members are urged to attend.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Record
Row
By Betty Miles

For the second year. Billboard has
asked those men who hear music
more than most, the disc jockeys,
for their personal opinions about the
artists and their tunes. Capitol Rec
ords and artists, whose consistently
good, gay and alive tunes are
plugged by an equally alive publi-
city crew, took the lions share of
the honors.
And the answers? Here are few:
Greatest all-round record-"Nature
Boy" by King Cole, followed by
Peggy Lees "Manana" and Tex
Benekes "St. Louis Blues March,"
Favorite all-round band-Stan Ken
ton. For sweet tunes, Sammy Kaye
took the prize, and Spike Jones
captured the honors for corn.
1t was Crosby for favorite all
round vocalist, with Sinatra Sec
ond and Como third. Peggy Lee was
favorite feminine singer, 10 Stafford
placed second, and Dinah Shore
third.
Elliot Lawrence's outfit was tapped
as the most promising band, Vic
Damone as the most -likely-to-suc-
coed male vocalist, Patti Page as the
most promising songstress.
Listed as the three artists most
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Goats were never as versatile nor
as becoming for the teen as they
are this season.
Teenage Terry will find they
divide sharply into the lovse coat
for general wear and the fitted coat,
which is usually more dressv-both
share equal fashion honors. What
ever the silhouette, much OF the
new style interest centers at the
shoulder line-in capelets, collars,
contrasting fabrics and colors.
Capelets are neat and romantic
in single or double tlcls that nicely
round the shoulders. A chick who
likes a spot of color will find some
lined with bright contrasting tones,
such as red or green. There are
also detachable hoods that Ipen fiat
to suggest cape collars, scarf hoods
to help a teen laugh at old man
winter. Collars are fiattering in
both large cape styles and the new
little chin-chin styles that button
high. as'.-s - $50
A slick chick will also like the
pretty yokes at back from which
fullness flares: she will approve of
the big pockets, contrasting stitcn-
ing, piping, subtle velvet and fur
trimmings that decorate many Of
the latest models. Even snug lin
ings come in for fair share Of at
tention when they are of CAV wool
plaid and corduroy or the practical
zip-in variety to make coat wear
able in many seasons.
Among the practical features to
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Volunteers
Wanted!

Volunteers for Red Cross serv-
ice In local hospitals and chapter
work will be screened at the chap
ter house. 1880 z street NV, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, October
) and 8, Mrs. David E. Finley,
chairman of the District Red
Cross Volunteer Services, an
nounced today.
On Tuesday, Red Cross field di-
rectors from Walter Reed Hos
pital, Naval Medical at Bethesda,
Mt. Alto Veterans Hospital and
U. S. Soldiers Home Hospital are
coming to the chapter to inter-
view women and men interested
in doing volunteer work in those
institutions. The hours of 10
am. to 1 pm. have been set for
the interviewing Of the new VOL
unteers.
On Wednesday, the screening
for Walter Reed Hospital will
continue, between the hours of
and 4 pm.
Nurses Aides, Gray Ladies,
Staff Aides and Motor Service
workers are used in connection
with the Red Cross work in
hospitals.
Both days, all Red Cross Vol
unteer Services chairmen will be
on hand at the chapter house to
interview those interested in CIV
ing time to Red Cross work.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
By Sally

privileges. Brother simply ignores
Nora as a personality. He can't
imagine her as anybody's heart
throb.
Well, guy, you're in for a rude
awakening. Some DAY you'll realize
that Sis has blossomed into some
thing gorgeous. Meanwhile, you
might try being less brutal about
the criticisms you dish out.
A gal, however, can profit by her
brothers frankness. His opinions
reflect the tastes of other boys.
Could be, Sister, you're getting some
valuable inside dope on what men
like and don't like about women.
So analyze those fraternal gripes
and gibes. If the coat fits, put it
on; heed Brud's tips and make
yourself prettier package ready
for that Big Romance.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

helpful in the overall promotion
Of their records were Art Mooney,
Stan Kenton and Vaughn Monroe.
Chosen as the disk Jockeys disc
jockey" was Dave Garroway, of NBC
in Chicago. Also included in the
nine favorites selected by their fel-
lows was Arthur Godfrey.
Turntable talk: Sarah Vaughn,
whose recording of TITS Magic" has
passed the half-million mark in
sales, now offers II Get a Kick Out
of You." coupled with new ballad,
IN Wait and Pray" .. Reissued by
request is George Olsen's Under
meath the Arches" recorded many
Evening star., 1948-10-03

years ago and brought back since
the songs squirt to popularity. The
vocal is by Ethel Shutta. A
group Of early Kenton hits have
been busted of and remated =.
The spirituals of the Wings over
Jordan" choir will now be heard on
records. For the past 10 years, the
Cleveland choir has been heard on
a coast-to-coast hook-up =. Worth
listening to is frankie Carle's "A
Evening star., 1948-10-03

New Kind of Song" with vocal by
Nan Wright.
Doris Stockton offers an album of
marimba classics Illustrating her
own as well as the Guatemalan in
strument's versatility, she plays.
among others, Perpetual Motion"
Ave Maria, "Tico-Tico" and The
Swan"
Evening star., 1948-10-03

be found in well-styled coats are
the "add-a-year hens that 60 into
one group. With a flick Of q finger,
a pull Of thread, concealed hens in
the coat, lining and sleeves are re-
leased, making the coat q full size
larger.
All the new untrimmed coats are
in q wonderful assortment Of colors
dark tones, such as bottle green.
wine, lovely grays, winter navy and
the many tawny browns. They are
practical for everyday wear and
with dress-up accessories will do for
dates and Sundays, too.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Bp Marian RahI

Goats versatile nor be found in we-sty
as becoming for the teen they the adda-year hens
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

CTS ATTENTION-New brick bungalow
on ] u acres. large rms. With stair to
Fireplace Excel kitchen, Beautiful level
avenue Sc. extended. Should go 81 at
above average: see It and compare. Cal
Mr.. Barr, Ii. 4116, with MALCOLM
ns Corner sh s sns ogod Hone ss Es
Rsss * 'Ia S5 D['ff sss
SfRs 81 44ee 4sady VI TO- sgns move in
2-story and BUNGALOWS, 2. and
GxRr%AN ffsg nj Pfisf tE4R s1So 600
FRERsLSN EaERs AZ se v1LnAE z4oa Of G GOOD ass Hope
Sc. A beautiful 7::yr.-old semidet. corner
brick. consisting of 6 rms. tile bath and
shower; automatic heat; rec. rm.: lovely
ssF% ps0s es ahs 'di
GI WrTH 81 90 90 cAsH-New Cape Coo
eeutpped kitchen, eoyH fun basement gas heat
unfinished heated attic. We. have 4 Of
these GI houses. 50 act quickl Location
Pis15c p E BuRaEss Hassss VI Md asos 09fk iii from NIB
CONGRESS HGTs.-Detached frame.
rms, tiled bath, h.-w;;h.; tremendous lol
gives the children place to play: within
and stores, but quiet street: being sold te
settle estate; possession at settlement
Evenings call VI. 1851. JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtor TW. 2T1O. III
HIILCREsT family brick homt
Of finest prewar construction; 1 apt. rented
S75 per mo, apt. available; easy term:
RI. RE- $3.50. Cali till 8 p.m. Ia
PAY ONLY $4,000 CASH and move intt
nice 5-rm. and bath bricktex bungalos
has oil h.-wh., basement, front and real
porches. garage; So, 300, SO mo. Hurry
&. b. EGRGESS, VI .2s02 till 8. -l3
Evening star., 1948-01-13
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAND.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Two 6-rm. brick
houses in established section: wooded lots:
ready. for immediate occupancy; houses
rm and fully equip. kit. on. 1st a.; ;..3 bel
rms. and tiled bath on End a: full bas.,-
ment with toilet and outside ent. Houses
Sl7,250 with substantial down payment
and moderate monthly payments. 6513
ave. about Il mi pas: Chevy Chase
Circle to West Thornepple St., turn left
2 blks. to Ridgewood ave. and right to
house. Sales representative at houses
from 1-6 pm. daily incl. Sunday. MEA-
DOWBROOK, INC, WI. 9597. is
COT1AGES-Beautiful designed rambler
on your lot; 2 bedrms.; $1,000; immed1-
ate erection. KEYSTONE coNsTRu9c-
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD. Navy Yard. Cen
sus Bureau Houses in Suitland, Hillside,
District Heights and 8 rms. From
$3.50 to si4.T5o with as low as 81 900
down. Call Mr. Dixon, HI, 373s. with
WILLIAM NJ. THOMAS. Realtor. -13
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. near Bene-
dict, Md, on Brandywine nd, hTy;-srIek srIss
ground; vacant; possession with deposit
RES REALTY FsT.s co., Ex Ex $3.50, $3.50 ' ~Is
BETHESDA-Immediat possession. Det:
brick-and-frame Colonial on nice wooded
tiled bath, full basement Gas auto; heat;
car be bought hn Ti.h less saraw4s shan sYiSeo
EN- 40.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

} RESPONSIBLE ADULTS, permanent
residents, want 3-bedroom house, unfur-
nished; prefer NV. COLLINS, weekdays,
RE. 740O, Ext. 7432; eve. and week ends,
DESIRED AS RESIDENCE or 3 bedrm.
house or apt, prefer unfurn., for physician
and wife, by Feb. 15, NV. section. NO.
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire 2-bed-
room unfurnished house, Arlington; lease
two years. UP to S100. CHI. 966S. 49,
AIR FORCE 1T. COL, wife, one child l N
years, need 2 or 3 bedroom house or apart
ment, furnished or unfurnished. RE. 600,
navy LIEUTENANT, permanent duty,
needs or 3 bedroom house, furnished or
unfurnished; best OF care guaranteed; pre-
fer, Va. Call E1mwood S97 any time. -lS
COLONEL AND WIFE desire unfurniShed
house, convenient to Pentaaon. MA. 1926.
SESoINaaRREssIoNAh SSI aRi; Sc SECRETARY widow
house, Chevy Chase, preferably just of
Connecticut ave. Yearly lease, or would
consider shorter period. wO. 6175 Sun
and eve. Business hrs, Ma. 3120, Ext. 623.
ADULTS, Govt, permanent: or
bedrooms furnished, up to $500. DU
1888; excellent refs; will sign lease. 49,
SUBMARINE OFFICER desires 2 or g.
Bedroom house, unfurnished; will lease;
IT. RUDER, RE. 74O0. EXT. 3446. -15
WANTED, 4-bedroom house, Washington
or vicinity: will give references. Contact
Rox 053-B, Star
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HOUSES FOR sALELs.E. tcsns.y.

NEAR EAsTERN HIGH1Sonly s. 900
Colonial row brick. rms. and bath,
h.-w.h., 3 porches. retgr. and stove: yard;
BBS Il Bye CO. eona s $3.50 q Can 0Hif e pn Mm
with small down payments II yoq need a
sos Pa ave Sc. Ii os46; ewes. AT. 1858.
sEMDETAcHED DUPLEX. $1,000. 18th
Sedrm sad apss in ons sss blds Fu basemen
| 2 gas furnaces, air-cond. heat. Outside
entrance; Kitchens are fully equipped
sh a sssnss bath Iao pn msd
out Nichols ave. to Portland st.. left to
ssa REpEEek Esht to W. YnRas st sh sa st
1898 K st. NV, Ma. 9141. lis
THREE .6-RM. SEMI-DET BRICKS, l VI.
old. each, with ga baths, full basement,
a1DD sF'ssS sses 'izhs asH
Finest s1sI Sc. LocATIoN-Modern 1e-unit
einerator. This building will show better
ants anan l1 cs NJ he[ pssaitz, sisfa 'Vam Sish VIZ
ss 69wN S SE sss ssso Mo sses VIM as BUY ssa aet
corner. 6-rm. home. oil h.-w. heat: of
Alabama ave. Possession Jan 81; IN
L.
HORNER PL. s.E.-semidetached, excellent
and transp.; large lot. s rms, bath. oil
afr pm only eSq EEo n BEEssrE% fsesss nv q eo c5
HnMr LIN K HI,,nRtsr st: nMf ne ErTsv. 900 ,.r
priced .f from s1e.95o Up. AT. 6227. c. ?:
CoNGREss HEiGHTs-Brick. s rms.
cash, bal monthly. Call til s, FIR. 77l7,
ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave. Sc:
,s. oFF Pa; AVE, Hillcrsst areaIBrick and
ssHys AaE zsfF Realty s21s1z 'sRa ea
pufLEx, hafa * syf uNiTs: ss rms. kit. din and
ton: Can 'til s; FIR. 77I7. ACE REALTY
sia soth H. and axf alabama ss .ves
5RfsS bs % enoush n to af Build % on sIensy plensy
Z ss eo& s9ele Ca fa 4as4 hr zas'm
BEST OFFER YETN$s, $50 buys this g.
| rm. corner home near Lincoln Park. Call
MI SeoTa or Miss odom' UN. 1926, COX
5ETacHE6 ai He'd BRICK, nearly new, s rms,
tiled bath and shower. beautiful oak
shs ocston ~an mmedate exit poss
$3.50 down. small mo. payments of $50.
MAX MILLER. 500 11th st. s,e., FIR 2l0O.
BRICK BUNGALOW, near Alabama ave.
Wit, With fireplace, f1ep din. rm., kit, bedrms
refgr.; priced to sell. SOUTHEAST
r. REAhTY E5 s3s cof 1a1l Pa: ave. s.s.' RI: $3.50
FROM OWNER, $1,000 down; bungalow; s
nice rooms, bath: house in excel. cond;
large lot. OV. 263s. -15
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND C SITS. Sc
6 rms automatic heat; excellent condition:
owner occupied. Priced for quick sale
only 81 300 down. Call MR.. SHEPPARD,
coLoRED-vAcANT, 800 block Kentucky
ave.-Immediate possession; kitchens,
basement. inclosed porches. hot-water heat,
garage. Inspect at any time. e. A. DE-
M0uY; AD. ,72Ss; HO; 2459.,
COLORED-2OO BLOCK 18th ST. Sc
Good 6-rm. row brick house, gas h.-w.h:
reasonably priced. terms to suit purchaser.
Mrs. Phillips, with CAMPANELLA & WOOD,
Elk. Alb; ewes. and Sunday, GE. 2744.
COLORED-vACANT- down. We
have, Just the, house for you; newly deco
sTicE sdsa! home; ~, Gal, SURETY REALTY CO: 60:
81 Psta Pakk, e. 18Th aio p and
sga5o sg4s KAY sEArY e Go NJ aASa Ass uR
COLORED-1eTH AT PA. AvE.-Brick g.
rm., bath, porches, gas heat. stove and
refrig., furn or unfurn, $3.50. Call It'll
8, FIR. 7717. ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914
Evening star., 1948-01-13

McDEvITT REALTORS SALES BULLETIN
8512 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, SH. $3.50
(2l Near l4th and Emerson. s15,95o;
dstsshed ,of White hexsa slap0oard rms porch
(35 silver Spring bungalow, s11,ss5;
nette, kit, 12xs, two ige. bedrms:, bath
q Silver Spring, Md: bungaiow, s14.-
$50; 3 bedrooms. front porch Oil h.-w.h.,
garage storage attic; lot 5ox125; close to
Is TaIoma Park, s14,75o; semidet
brick, porches, rms, gas h.-w.h.; express
5e5 Indian Spring Club Estates, in sil-
side, porch. 6 rms, bath, gas heat; bus l
20 ye at an ideal aav
COLoRED-s ST. AT 1st-9 rooms, oil
h.-w.h;, full basement; in good condition
snnual amy income $4,000; cash, $1,so0. NO
SGIoka62:fs.h SoGs kh6: SEaa ST. NEAR PARK Mbs Rb:.
and rooms; income about $500 per month
nFiis s. wEAV Ss1se wo esganF 4s4 p a. sss ss5ntu1s
BRICK. consists Of 4 bedrms., tiie
baths, incl. rear porch, Gear gar, full
ssmt.; oil h.-w:h; Newly dec; thregghout
GRAY: Realtors, exclusive, so4 Ellsworth
ooLokEpmoFr e. III elgo GA. AVE, 2-famiiy apt,
tcy sr sGw1 ms Tssuns and Sa SSsmy each sPt apt
total rms. and baths, with separate
heating plants; Al condition: Priced to
sell at $12,950, with payments like rent
81! IN! eAh6M1hs sn sss1ssSs ssa j. + d
cox co1.okEDEsEMTDETacHFD RED :; nTafG' BRICK, q
ncSeq @ ssa Ion snd
entrances; yard and garage; ami. For
price and terms. cali H. s. Penn. DE
s. sIse aoso r. and sfPSss PE Co. De- PsSs
coLoRED-se r sT.-Beautiful Q rms,
set}iemsnt; : aS0 DriceS reas: 6. c. j. eas H1MoND
c6olo5KEEDD-coLuMBIA Rp.-e rms, all
mod; imprqyis; 3l9s $4,000; substantial dewn S
coIoKEDRfaae61ArE eeH%iRE En- aaSs 7-RM. tapestry
brick, 2 inclosed heated porches, oil heat
coLoREpWI5oo cci ieeH o. BLK. ak OF 17th sT. NV
- rms stone front; liy III rm size of tive;
It. long, 2 other pantry sized rms not
Sc s2uasS0 see down; Da PRICE, sis,75o. At. sso4
coLoRED-suBsrAN1rAL BRICK, all
WITH 8 rooms and g bath; Ia in good n " y
cash e required. Cali Mr. franklin. WEAVER
BROS. INC, washington Bldg, DI. $500;
CoIoRED9oTis SIo RED PLACE Nw.-A lovely
NV. brick home, with spacious rms.
bath. full bsmt., h.-w.h.; ideal for large
family: better residential section. Cal
now to see. Call It'll Q pm. LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME
coLoRED-ExcLUsIvE 18th sT.-Ideal
containing 12 rms, 8 baths and complete
apt. in bsmt. Priced for quick sale. Call
ME. LEWIS, Ma, s5oI, s5oI,,. IL
8 rms, bath, % #. wide; easily converted
to store; S6,750. Call until 8, FIR. 7177
ACE REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave. Sc
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheost.

WOODRIDGE-Corner detached brick home
with 1e0-ft. frontage; center-hall plan, con-
living rm with fireplace. side screened
porch, powder rm. on 1st floor. recreation
room with fireplace in bsmt., built-in ga
till pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
5th AND C SITS. NE.-corner tapestry
brk. 3 entrances, 15 rms, 8 baths, oil
heat: newly redecorated. lst commercial;
suitable for DR.. or dentist. Mrs. Readmond,
EN- ss75. WILLOUGHBY's REAL ES-
TATE, AT s763 -13
YoUR RENT MONEY viii buy this home
See5 down and $79 so per mo. will give
you this Groom brick home at 432 18th
st. me-; S10,Q50. Open to 9 pm. RE.
1855. opLDsTKN BROS. 1929 L St. NV.
-l6
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HOUSES WANTED To BUY.

SILVER SPRING-AH cash for a nice
5-rm. BUNGALOW. close in; will pay up to
$4,000. No brokers, please. Cali 81.
fsas Z An PREPARED TO PAY CASH for a
small Q or 3 bedroom home. within 8 or
4 miles Of Hyattsville. No agents. please.
H0 I55o "a after I Pm -l9
buyers waiting for this type property
WALDO HARRIS, Broker, Ii. 9979, RE.
1880 10
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwe.,

COLORED-327. $40 M PL. s.W.-Two
2-family fats; heating units in each apt
Have CT approval for $4,000; price.
$4,000. Call Mr.. Fairbirn with CONNER
g. RYON. INC, 927 18th st. NV, RE.
3216; evenings. HO. 1000.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HOUSES UkFURklsHEp.

ARLNGT0N--s-rm. brick home: bed.
rms, "a baths, gar. nice yard; $500 mo-
3 months In advance; conv. bus. CH. II 80
Z BEDRMS., 2 BATHS. in Edgemoor
Bethesda; 5000: SAMUEL e. -BoGLEY
Essltor' ssn 1o04 Wis. ave. WI. $500. WI
OFF MARLBORO PIKE, about / mi. from
D; c; line-Six rms, 3 bedrms and bath
FISHER g. Co, NC, Realtors, 73s i 5tf
st. NV, DI. $780, liz
Evening star., 1948-01-13

NORTH ssNGLEWOOD, MD.-Four-ro
bath bungalow: l mi. from District line;
$125 mo-; oil heat. After 8 pm, Ii
Evening star., 1948-01-13
Ia THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. G,
HOUSES FURNISHED Ic..,-l

WILL SHARE our Groom home with nice
81. 1914.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Beautifuny furn.
house house .s.,'an,. rTS' bedrms. baths OIL
no children under 13; 5000 per mo.
THOMAS ]. FISHER g. CO.. INC, Realtors,
73S 18th st. NV. DI $3.50. is
Evening star., 1948-01-13

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