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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
 MISSING
 WITH 2 4

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 28.-tR- A charter airplane with 29 persons on board was missing today on a flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Miami A great aerial search was under way.
 The plane, twin-engined DC-3 charter craft, carried a crew of three and 25 passengers. It was more than five hours overdue at 10:30 am. (ESTD. Its fuel supply was exhausted about 5:45 am.
 The Coast Guard Air-Sea Rescue Service said the last contact with the plane was made by Overseas Radio at New Orleans at 4;l3 am.
 The plane at that time gave its position as 50 miles south of Mi ami. Overseas Radio, a unit of the Civil Aeronautics Authority read the position back to the plane and asked for confirmation. No answer was received.
 Continuous calling by radio brought no further response.
 Twenty searching aircraft of the Air Force, Navy and Coast Guard spread out over the Atlantic in an effort to find the missing air liner. The search planes covered 50 miles on each side of the Miami San Juan airway and the entire Bahama Island group.
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E3xLs,I;,
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|ee Bowl Game 10 Be Played
 Al Fairbanks; Wierd Seffinq

FAIi2EBNEs Alaska Dec. 28.- H-For the Ice Bowl game which will te rlsyea hera New Years Day between the University of Al aska and Lsad Field. the word IS weird
 Climb into your long handles, boys end Got load Of this
 Players vii wear one. maybe two, pai-s of leng iohns and special masks to paotcct their lungs from frostbite. Suts on the sidelines will be wrappcS in elsstric blank cts
 Spectators VII set in a special "wal ming house" and look out through the windows (dunking hot dogs in mugs of anti-freeze, no doubt.
 The covered field will be marked with coal dust.
 No official time out will be
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charged against either side if play is interrupted by bear, moose or caribou wandering onto the field (but none of them can be used as ball-carriep.
 The game will be played in the afternoon sometime between sun- ri1e-9:30 am.-and sunset-2:30 pm
 Medics agreed to the game only on condition no player be allowed to stay in more than five minutes at a time. The docs feared the effects of exertion in the frigid air.
 The winner gets a trophy thats is a replica of the one awarded the Rose Bowl winner, but with icicles. It was given by Capt. Aus tin E. Lathrop, Fairbanks indus trialist.
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OREGON, SMU WORK OUT KINKS; READY FOR COTTON BOWL

DALLAS. Tex, Dec 2S.-lR Both Southern Methodist and Oregon spent long hours yesterday working the kinks out of their offensive tactics for Saturdays Cotton Bowl game.
 Oregon worked two and a half hours with Norman Van Brocklin doing the long-r ange chucking. Coach Jim Aiken said the Web foots would don pads for scrimmage today and Wednesday.
 Southern Methodist worked on it's aerial game mostly. Two sets of backs are use in offensive drills with Doak Walker passing for one group and Gil Johnson the other
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Joy(e Smith 10 Wed. c. Stevens
 On January 7th

MT. and Mrs. Burrass Smith an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Joyce, to George O. Stew ems. son of Mrs. Benjamin Sloane of San Francisco.
 The ceremony will be performed at the Smith residence. 306 Seventh, by J. s. Mcclellan, President of the Juneau Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ Of the Latter-day Saints, at p. m. on January T, l949.
 < Attending the bride will be Miss Barbara Smith, sister to the bride, who is to arrive from Seattle Best man will be William J. Farmer.
 All friends of the couple are in vited to attend the public recep- ton which is to be held immed- lately after the marriage at the smith home.
 MT. Stevens is on the staff of the Veterans Administration, and the bride-to-be has recently been employed with the Alaska Depart ment of Health. She is a gradu- ate of the Juneau High School class of '45, and is one of Juneaus popular young ladies. MT. Stevens
 was stationed ill Juneau during the
 war at Army headquarters. The couple plan a honeymoon 1 trip to the States.
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FAST SHOWS GRID STUFF;
 WEST DOWN

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.-lR East coaches were happy, West mentors blue as the two squads worked out yesterday under sun- shine for the first time in several days for their January l benefit Shrine football game.
 No less than six touchdowns were scored by the East against a pick up team of Santa Clara regulars, reserves and freshmen. StandoutS of the East performance were fullback Lou Kusserow of Colum- bia and his teammate, Gene Ros- sides.
 Head coach Jeff Cravath of the West said "The East will eat us alive unless we shake our leth- argy."
 A standout was Washington State halfback Jerry Williams. Williams got off several fine runs in scrlm- mage.
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GOOD ADVICE FOR OWNERS
 OF HOMES OUT OF TOWN

From the Forest Service comes this excellent advice:
 Everyone with buildings out the Highway is urged to remove the snow from roofs unless this has been taken care of recently.
 Present wet snow and rain, on top of the heavy snowfall, is creating a tremendous roof load.
 The Forest Department are con- cerned especially with the sum mer homes since the owners of- ten are away from them for ex- tended periods at this time of the year.
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Geis Himself In trouble
 For Sure

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Dec. 23 tR Jesus A. Diaz has great talen5 flor getting into trouble.
 Look what happened to him yes terday. He made a right turn in his car, smashed into a police car. Then he smashed into a second police car and then third police car
 His car weaved across the street and hit another car, this one owned by a policeman He had an audi ence too it all happened in front of the police station.
 Diaz' next right turn took him into jail on a charge of drunken driving.
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WASH. STATE DROPS GAME
 10 U. C,.L. A.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-LR-Aside from Washington State, which drop ped a 54-44 decision to U. c. L. A. in the Pacific Coast Conference Tournament, three other quintets were swept from the perfect list last night
 They were Can.sius, Indiana and Purdue.
 This left cnly IS major teams still without a blemish. Of these, seven had to survive tough tests last night
 Cutfts managing to carry on without 9 setback were Bradley, Stanford, Lssane of Philadelphia, Western Kentucky, Duquesne. Law renee Tech and Alabama.
 Bradley thus became the nations biggest winner, achieving No. 10 in a row at the expense of St. Mary's Of California, 69-58
 Canisius, which had won six, was toppled by Western Kentucky at Buffalo. N. Y. 65-55.. giving the Blue Grass boys their seventh tri- unpn without reversal
 Indiana bowed to Butler, 64-55, and Purdue lost to Metre Dame, 51-50, cn Leo Barnhorst's free throw in the last ten seconds in a dou- bleheader at Indianapolis.
 STANFORD BEATS OREGON
 Stanford's Indians won the.r ninth straight by humtling Oregon, TO- 62, in the PCC tournament. One of three tournaments that got into the holiday swing. The other meets were the Big Seven at Kansas City and the all-college event at Okla homa City.
 The program was further spiced by doubleheaders at Madiso Square Garden in New York, Con- vention Hall in Philadelphia and Buffalo, NY.
 The PCC tournament also saw California trounce Washington, the defending conference champions, 73-49, and Southern California up- set Oregon State, 60-40.
 STRAIGHT VICTORIES
 LaSalle and Lawrence Tech of Detroit joined Western Kentucky as teams that now have lined up seven straight victories
 LaSalle had to overcome 13- point deficit to whip Louisville, 76-7l, at Convention Hall in Phil adelphia. Utah won the first game of this show, beating St. Josephs of Philadelphia. 78-54.
 Lawrence Tech won over Colorado State, 45-43. Duquesne took its fourth by conquering Rutgers, 53- 43.
 Alabama, winning No 5, upset favored Southern Methodist Uni Yersity, 42-39, in the all college tour nament at Oklahoma City.
 Tn other tournament games, the Oklahoma Aggies opened defense of their title by overpowering Texas Tech, 47-26; Baylor toppled Au- burn, 59-44, and Texas turned back Colorado A. and M, 56-47.
 Defending champion Kansas State wen it's first game in the Big Sew en Conference meet, defeating Ne bTaska 48-34. Iowa State was also a victor, busting specially invited Harvard, 56-54
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BETTER HAVE YOUR
 NEW LICENSE PLATES

Frank A. Metcalf, chief of the Alaska Highway Patrol, has sent the following memorandum to patrolmen throughout the Terri tory:
 The final date for obtaining 1949 Territorial automobile licenses has been set as January 15. and you are directed to see that all cars carry the 1949 licenses after that
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N. C. HEAD 10 ANCHORAGE

Col. Joseph D. Alexander, who is in charge of National Guard af- fairs in Alaska. hoped to go to Anchorage today for routine con- ference at Fort Richardson. He planned to be awav crly overnight.
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Soldiers Buying
 Civilian, Clothes
 In peiping Market

PEIPING. Dec. 28.--tR- Many soldiers are among the shippers at Peiping's famed open air market these days. They are buying civilian clothes.
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HOCKEY GAMES

Only one game was played last night in the Pacific Coast Hockey League. and Vancouver defeated Oakland 10 :.
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FOR SALE

2 BEDROOMS-Larg one-leveI home. 3 years old 100'x10O' lot in good district. Large living room with fireplace. Dining room Automatic hot water heat. Terms ONE new house on Behrends Ave. full concrete basement with gar age, full-view windows from liv- ing room, dinette ard kitchen. Hardwod floors. Automatic hot air heat. Very liberal terms.
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CONDITIONS OF WEATHER
 ALASKA DIS.

Weather conditions ana temper dtures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast at 4 30 a. m., 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau, Juneau, follow:
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SECRETARY WANTED for terri

SECRETARY WANTED for terri torial boy scout office. Perman- ent position for qualified woman; requires shorthand, typing, mime ographing, simple booking, filing
 lots of routine tranmittals, re- ceptionist, and general all-around office management. Good starting salary for experienced and cap able person. See MT. Powers III
 Goldstein Building for inter-
 view i4 u
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WILLIAM WINN- Phone 73A

DUO-THERM Oil Range, oil lift
 CT pump and wate- tank, S150. OIL Range. S25. MATCHING Davenport and Chair,
 like new, dark brown, $90. SMALL tables, chairs. Davenport $50: Daveno $50. ALUMINIUM boat sink, corner sink,
 kitchen sink, water tank. USED Auto Tires, Tubes. gKIS, Ski Boots, Skates. SMALL House, 50x100 lot. Small
 Boat Harbor. $2600.
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FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night resulted as fol- lows.
 Prooklyn-Artie Levine, l65, of Brooklyn, knocked out Tony De Micco, Brooklyn (3j.
 Luther. Rawlings, 139 Chicago, outpointed Tim Dalton, l39, Chicago q0).
 Of the worlds l6 species of true ratflcsnakes, 70 are found in the United States.
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WANTED

CHILDRENS Nursery, hour or day,
 Gertrude Willard. Phone Green .52O. TT If
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WOMAN waits work of any kind by day or week. Ph. Blue 655
 45 t
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EXPERIENCED Clerk Stenograph- CT. Salary $258 per month. ln- quire Room 203, Health Depart
 men, Territorial Bldg. 1z II
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ONE 15oO-Watt Universal Light
 Plant. Complete with heavy duty
 batteries. Call Ludwig Ne'son's Jewelry Store. gre tt
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FIREPLACE Wood, split spruce
 logs, it. lengths, SIS cord, $10 F cord; also cut to order. Green 393 after ' D. m. 65 If
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ALDER fireplace or stove wood cut to order. S20 a cord. Phone
 IA. 73 9th
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1946 2-DOOR Ford Sedan, 5000
 miles. $500. Ph. Red BOP. 72 If
Evening star., 1948-11-07
BUNGALOW FOR COZ ORED

You will find a number of five and six
room BUNGALOWS on our list in the Kenii-
worth area. One completely furn, some
with very nice gardens and fruit trees
Prices start at $4,000; conv. terms can
be arranged. AT O566 or AT $3.50
THE GABLES COMPANY
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

$12,750. Open Sat, Sun, is.
Silver Spring area Move right in. 25
sold, only l left. Combination brick and
asbestos shingle; large liv rm., din. rm
kitchen with breakfast nook; real bed
rooms, tile bath; guaranteed full dry base
ment; large lot; terms. Call Mr.. Wagner
ewes, WA. 434S, associated with POL
NIGER CO. Directions: Out Piney Branch
rd, to Old Bladensburg rd, turn right
2/10 mile to our sign or out New Hamp
ave. to University lane, turn left "a mile
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CHEVERI,Y

No. II Cheverly Circle-New custom-built
rm with fireplace. Ice. din. rm. with bay
windows, bedrm. or den with powder rm.
Ice. kit. with plently Of bullt-in cabinets:
has closets, lge. W open en- side S porch. full
bsmt with lavatory, outside entrance
built-in gar, gas a.-c. heat, painted walls
l to pm
SULLIVAN BROS, Realtors
l52O x st NV ME- 4ao2
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55O7 CHARLES STREET

Bethesda, Md.-A charming suburban
home on one-half acre of ground. Has 6
large rooms a bedrooms, > baths, first-
floor lavatory. hot-water heat with oil
burner, electric refrigerator. slate roof and
garage. Vacant and in perfect condition
Owner has left the city and must sell. A
perfect spot to raise your children in
safety. Open today Drive out Old
GEORGETOWN road to Charles street and
turn right one block, or phone Mr.. Nor
LUCBS co. l5Mh II ST n " Ma o34h
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CHEVERLY. MD.

CHEVERLY, MD.
6216 Kilmer St, open SUM-, l to g.
Lovely stone bungalow. must be sold this
week end; 2 fine bedrooms colorful tiled
bath, liv. rm., attractive sunroom extend
ing to smart modern kitchen, adjoining
dining breakfast booth with accommoda-
tions for 8; large insulated attic. full
basement with outside entrance. lavatory;
. rooms ready for completion and plenty
space left for recreation room; gas h.-w h.
level lot; vacant. Mr.. Johnson on prem
ises.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922, 18th ST. NV ST. 1900 week
ends Knd ewes. DU. 3662.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Located in the area that produced the
Monterey Modern Home of 194S. Now
Brick det. Colonial homes on large land
sceped lots. Contains large liv. rJn., din.
rm.; modern, fully equip. kit; exc bed
rooms, plenty of closet space, large tile
bath. full basement. Homes that are ex-
cellently built to last. $4,000 cash or more,
balance on monthly terms. Drive out Pa
ave. Sc. to Branch ave, right on Branch
ave. across D. C. line to our sign, turn
right and follow signs to sample house.
Open daily 10 am
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
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$12.5O0

Silver Spring brick bungalow with $1,000
cash, balance easy terms. Real homes,
well built: immediate possession. Liv rm.
with fireplace. din rm.. fully equipped kit,
> bedrms.. tile BATH; with stairway to eX-
pansion attic, full basement. gas &C.
heat, insulated, weather-St and
screened; on lot 55xl6O Open all day
Four Corners, left On Old Bladensburg rd
to Scully DIR. and our sign, left to houses.
FRANK L. HEWITT
81; 5000. s4s5 Fenton St. Silver Spring,
Md
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CHEVERLY

Beautiful tapestry brick gabled bunga,
low, attractively arranged; first floor, liv,
bath; 2nd floor bedrms. and bath
full bsmt., oil heat, built-in garage; lo
50x30O #. A real buy at $4,000. terms
CAMPANELI4A AND WOOD, EX. Alb
ewes, AK 1905 -
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp.
CHEVERLY NEW HOMES

CHEVERLY NEW HOMES
Open Sat. and Sun, / till dark; we are
offering these homes at . price that We
feel Is way below the prices being asked
take look. you will fall in love with
these, homes Of quality. charm and dis
tinction; detached stone; liv rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., completely equipped
kit, bedrms.. built-in garage. auto
gas heat; nice lot, sodded and shrubbed
priced way under comparable new homes
tions: Enter Cheverly, go straight out
Cheverly ave. to $500 block which /,
Cheverly Circle, turn left. go 9 blocks tc
houses.
D. H. JOHNSON co.
Property managers and developers, 941
N. Y. ave. NV, MA. 2913 Z
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WHEATON AREA
WOODSIDE PARK

Magnificent residence on close-in corner
ing rm... den, bedrm. and bath, all-elec
kit breakfast rm. comb. on 1st f.; 2
twin sized bedrms. and baths on 2nd
built-in gar, large porch, air-condition-
ing system. Ideal for doctor or business
executive
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO.
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81. 3O10 until q pm. -
ONLY $1495O. Easy Terms
FARMETTE
WHY PAY RENT?

81 600 down, $40 month, tax incl. will
buy this attractive frame bungalow, near
Silver Spring; . bedrooms, large living
room, picture windows, Venetian blinds
storm windows, fully equipped kitchen
Owner must SAL; Saa50. Call 81. 1915.
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT CO. %
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FREE-GI APPROVED

or household appliances to be given away
free with each sale of the last homes in
this subdivision. All-brick 6 and rms,
IL "a baths; some with garage and knotty-
pine den: 2-story and Cape Cod bungalows.
$4,000 up. $1,000 down. SlO0 a month.
Directions: Out Old Georgetown rd.. min.
to Wingate Subdivision. l blk. past to
Ryland drive. WISCONSIN REALTY CO,
OIL. 97l2; day and night, CO. 1910.
BrokerS' co-oreration invited u
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OPEN / TODARK

1908 Van Buren, St. University Park Nd.
Words cannot express the real beauty Of
this lovely 2-story det. colonial situated
features ] large liv. rm. with fireplace and
mirror, spacious din. rm., ali electric
Kitchen, breakfast room, screened porch.
tached garage This is cuStom-built
home and must be seen to be appreciated
me owner has very definite reasons for
selling and has put price and terms for
quick sale. To reach: Out Michigan ave
continue on Queens Chapel I'd. turn left
at Sateway on Queens Chapel rd. to Van
Buren St, left on Van Buren, to open
Cnlnnial Inunstnnnnt "a
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RETHESDA-S19.95O
RROOKLAND. MD.
Chevy CHASE, MD.

433 Shepherd st-A substantial olcGr
stucco home on large lot. inclosed with
fencing living rm.., din. rm' roomg Sltcn1.
en- bedrm and bath on lst moor;
BEDROOMS and bath on end floor; full
basement, modern oil heating plant ns,sSpDe sSpper
Hood close to public and parochial schools,
shopping and transp. Price, S17;25Q; low
down payment. Open Sunday / IN p m m.
right 3 blocks to house. 1NEz CUSHARD'
NI 5S76. DI 2140. u
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CT APPROVED

Det. brick homes with Gift living nm
3 large bedrooms. fully equipped kit, "a
baths. full bsmt., with gas &C. heat; in
this fine community in Bethesda; S16.25O
with $4,000 down. SURETY REALTY CO.,
AID 062l EveS EA lOSQ
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1905 UTAH ST

Brentwood. Md.-open Is; lovely 5-rm.
semibungalow, nicely furn; sold at reas.
G. MAYNOR & CO, 2OO2 r. I. ave e.
NO. 433S .
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Belle ,Haven-center- hall
kitchen; screened porch; 2nd floor, 8 bed;
rooms. Q tiled baths; basement, panel
recreation room, lavatory, laundry and
furnace room; attractive garage: level
fenced lot. Good financing. $4,000.
Call OWNER for appt. TIE. 2773: -
ALEXANDRIA-New brick semidetached
house: liv. rm., din. rm.,. fully. equipped
kit, 3 bedrms., tile bath and shower:
auto. gas heat Fine residential section.
Close to school and shops Price. Sl2,750.
Terms. Apply 401 wilkes ST., TIE. $685..
ALEXANDRIA, west of Russell rd.-Older
home of masonry construction consisting
Of entrance hall liv rp with frspl I,, din din
sewing rm. on End A.. fun bgmt., oil
reas. terms. Exclusively with G. C.
keller. Realtors, 2O1S Mt. Vernon ave,
ANNANDALE-New 2-bedrm. home. on "a
acre wooded lot; oil heat, utility rm. with
laundry tubs. This is a lovely little home
in a new subdivision. You will enjoy. life
here. Priced at S9S00. with good down
payment. Call ELMER G. BOYD, FA. 1874.
ANNANDALE-2-bedrm frame, on ] acre
of land; foundation in for more rms:
garage. Can be bought for $500. So 600
cash. Call ELMER @. BOYD, FA. 731
ARLINGTON, 1,95O-Nearly new det.
brick home Of rooms; full basement, ess
heat; fully equipped kitchen; large level
lot. Only $1,000 cash required. Cony.
to Pentagon. Call MR.. FISHER, ST. 1868
ANYTIME.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

Open Sat. and Sun, II to Dark
Detached brick homes. These homes re-
duced $1,000. Everything you have been
looking for. Powder room on first floor.
Large living rm. with French doors OPEN
ing onto concrete porch. Ultramodern
kitchen, large bedrms.. 2 twin size; full
tile bath. car port, gas heat. level lot
Directions: Out New Hampshire ave, 19s
miles past D. C. line to Holton lane, turn
left to our signs.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
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RADIANT VALLEY

hAOlAN i VALLEY
2 new brick homes, FHA and GI approved.
at $4,000: only $500 down for GIs;
total monthly payment only SS2.27, incl
all insurance and taxes. Kitchens COM
pletely equipped. incl. s Gu. TT. GE refgr
and Thor washer. Drive out Bladensburg
rd. ne. to Peace Cross, fellow Rt 80 for
n mi, bear right onto Rt. 2O2 to 63rd
pl.. turn left into Radiant Valley. Phone
I'm 1o3Q q
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BETHESDA

Possession-A beautiful prewar 3-bedToom
fuil basement. oil auto. heat large lot
5ox2ss; garage; priced to s.. sch y; NTH pea- "a
weekdays, sunday IL to 3
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1n1o 11th St. NV. DI. 1855. 3
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Open Sun.-Brick Bungalow
THE GABLES CO..
2423 MINI. ave. Sc.
IF YOUR SMART
RUBYE M. ACKEN

Realtor,, 81, 4O6O, 81. 1888. Ewes. MT.
Cross, out Defense hwy to md trafic liEht
fEdmondston rd). left to Rogers HeiGhts
sign, right TO 55th ST.. left to open sign
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GERMANTOWN. MD.

3 acres and comfortable 9-rm. and bath
frame house in excel. condition (no re-
fireplace. insulated. porches, basement,
c.h.-w.h.; combination barn-staole and
garage, chicken house; located on paved
road, tust / mile of Route 240, conv. to
stores. schools and churches, committing
distance Washington: possession at settle
ment; price. S14,500, exceptional financing
E. S. PRICE g. CO., REALTORS
ar pT 0215
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HYATTSVuL,E MD

HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Beautiful brick home; liY. rm. 15x27 with
hrepl., din. rm. with lge. side porch, mod.
kit; 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd A.; lge
on 3rd A.: rec. rm. with firepl and bath
tile linoleum in kit and rec. rm.; oil
h.-w.h.. laund rm: built-in gar and stor-
age rm.; beautifully Handicapped ground !:
hardwood floors throughout. Price, S23,-
800; quick possession. Call Mrs. Werner.
HU. 9535 or WA. 1919, with o. B.
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SILVER SPRING, S12,75O

SILVER SPRING, $12,75O
Only one 1eft-open today, 2 to 6-This
may BE- your last chance to get one of
and shingled homes on level lot 55xI25,
featuring large living room, family size
dining room, fully equipped steel kitchen
erous size bedrooms and colored tile batS:
full basement. gas heat, copper screens
and Venetian blinds; unusually easy terms
with S2,150 down. Directions: Cut Piney
Branch rd. to Old Bladensburg rd right
blocks to Forston dr.. turn right . blocks
and fellow arrows to our sign and sample
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SILVER SPRING

OILV EIN OF TLINI
a210 Saybrook ave. Open Sunday. Is
charming Groom, IA bath brick house
in excellent cond LARGE living room
fireplace; dining room. completely equipped
kitchen, glassed-in porch on first floor; 3
closet space Venetian blinds. full basement.
huilt-in garage, oil &C. heat. large beauti-
fully handicapped corner lot; l block trans
portation; COW. to schools. stores and
churches; good neiehborhood; owner trans
ferre6; Go immediate possession. Price.
81 900 on terms Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE g. CO., Realtors
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CT Approved & Civilians
New homes in lovely, Silver Spring, close
| 20 D. G.: new, well-built, detached brick
full basement. gas h.-wh, These COM
Portable homes close to every necessity >"
Several eorner dEG sites available; prices range
$4,000 down" Low monthly payments!