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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
AIR CARRIERS
ARE NOW UNDER
INVESTIGATION
Must Ask for Financial Aid
johnson Wants 10
Know About Red Ink

WASHINGTON, April II III
Joseph j. O'Connell, Jr., chairman
of the Civil Aeronautics Board,
said today substantial govern
ment aid" will be needed to help
some airlines achieve a sound
financial structure
But O'Connell told Senate
Commerce subcomm ittee that
neither the CAB nor Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation. the
principal government lendin g
agency, favors a general bailing
out" of financially-d distressed car
riers. He did not identify such
carriers
O'Connell was the first witness
in "a general investigation into the
finances and economics of the ma
tons commercial air carriers.
Chairman Edwin C. johnson Cd
Colo) said the committee wants to
find out why the industry lin. one
of the greatest prosperity eras this
country has ever had uses SO much
red ink"
O'Connell said many airiines
turned to debt financing, instead
of equity financing, after the war.
IT. co;d tbat aS a result some will
not be able to Withstand any
further period of heavy operating
losses.
ut is extremely doubtful to u.s.
O'Connell said, that certain OF
the carriers in this group will be
able to reestablish a sound finan-
cial structure without substantial
government aid. We believe that IN
the long run aid will prove to re
advantageous to the government.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, April li--IR-Clos-
ing quotatio of Alaska Juneau
mine stock today is 3ss,s American
Can 81, Anaconda 800, Curtiss-
Wright ga, International Harvest
er 241s, Kennecott 449s, New York
Central IFS, Northern Pacific lbs,
U. S. Steel 729s, Pound s4.03h
Sales today were 100000 shares.
Averages today are as follows:
industrials 1864, rails 1920, util-
tiles 1919.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
STEEL CABooSE
CARS SHIPPED TO
ALASKA RAILROAD

SEATTLE, April ltd The
Alaska Railroad has begun the
shipment of 20 new steel caboose
cars from Seattle to Whittier for
service on its freight trains. Four
of the cars are on their way north
on a barge of Ocean Tow, Inc.
Eight or 10 or the cars will be
loaded on two barges of Ocean
Tow within the next few days. The
cars were built by the Pacific Car
and Foundry Company here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
JAY(EE5 10 PLAN
FUTURE PROJECTS
AT SPECIAL MEET

All members of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce have been
urged to attend a special business
meeting, to be held tonight at
2 o'clock at the home of Lois Es-
tepp, 1913 Main Street.
On the agenda for the session
is the planning OF projects for fu-
ture Jaycee work.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
TOT IN we'll
TRAGEDY IS
FOUND DEAD
Body Recovered After 81
Hours Of Frantic Work
by Reseuers

SAN MARINO, Calf. April IL
RLThe world is a little sadder to-
day. Little Kathy Fiscus was
brought up dead from her well
tomb after SO hours.
All mothers and fathers shared
in some measure the grief that
overcame David and Alice Fiscus
when the body OF their tow-headed
three-year- was found lying in
water, wedged about 100 feet down
in the 14-inch pipe.
The announcement by death, by
drowning, at 1858 (PST) last night
brought to a tragic end the tire
less digging of weary rescuers and
the anxious waiting of sympathizers
everywhere.
More than $4,000 watched final
rescue efforts.
So FRANTIC HOURS
Those efforts took, in all, 81
hours; but it would have been the
same if she could have been
reached in two hours.
DR.. Robert McCullock, family
physician, said Kathy had been
dead since last heard from Fri
day afternoon" Then her terrified
screams drifted family up to her
mother, efforts to have her grab a
rope failed, and all was silent.
There was still water in the well
after As years.
SILENT BREAKUP
The parents had received the
news at home. And soon the crowd
numbering hundreds of other par
ents, began breaking up silently
Thus eliminated the most con-
certed rescue attempt of an indi-
vidual since Floyd Collins was
fatally trapped in Kentucky cave
in 1925. That lasted days, this hours
that seemed like days.
It started after Kathy, running
footrace with her elder sister,
Barbara, nine, and a cousin, Gus
Lyon, five, fell behind in the dash
across the vacant lot on the corner
of her block. When the older child
rem turned around, there was no
Kathy.
LAST FAINT SCREAM
They called and looked, and Gus
almost fell into the concealed we'll
hole himself when he heard faint
scream coming up from below. the
kids ran for their mothers.
Mrs. Fiscus called to her young
est. Frenzied screams, Eyes, yes,
yes,v came up in answer to all the
mothers questions.
The fire department and police
were summoned. A rope was drop
ped and Kathy tried to grip it. But
she couldn't fasten it around her
self as firemen hoped. The rope
went loose as Kathy slipped into
her tomb.
RESCUE WORK
Bulldozers, clamshell cranes ano
rotary well diggers went into full
swing. One pit. 30 feet wide, went
down more than IS feet, before II
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
TRIAL OF HISS IS
SET FOR MAY 7

NEW YORK, April Trial
of Alger Hiss, former State De-
partment official, on a charge of
perjury was adjourned today until
May 2 by Federal Judge Alfred c.
Coke.
Hiss was indicted on charges that
he denied he turned over secret
government papers to Whitaker
Chambers, former courier for a
Communist spy ring.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
ABIGAIL ADAMS IS
RETURNING, ROUTE
TO ALASKA PORTS

SEATTLE, April l1.-tR- The
fneighter Abigail Adaml, which
has been tied up since March II, is
returning to the service of the AL
aska Steamship Company. The
vessel will load for Valdez and
Seward. The Abigail Adams is a
Maritime Commission vessel under
charter to the Alaska Steamship
Company.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
TAYLOR FOR FAIRBANKS

Rep. Warren Taylor Fourth
Division Democrst. who joined sup
porters of Gov. Gruening in WASH
ington. d. c., returned here yester-
day enroute to Fairbanks. He will
here until Wednesday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
5TEhFfR MOVEMENTS

Alaska from Seattle scheduled to
arrive p. m. Tuesday.
Princess Norah scheduled to sail
from Vancouver at 8 tonight.
Baranof scheduled to sail from
Seattle Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
STOVE FIRE

The l-3 fire alarm at lis o'clock
yesterday afternoon was for a
grease-blaze in a range in the
Baranof Kitchen. There was no
damage.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
sKAGwAY MAYOR HERE

C. A. Carroll. mayor of Skagway.
in from Skagway yesterday aboard
Alaska Coastal Airlines Tor several
days on business.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

The Isle Of Wight. In the British
Channel, has a total area of less
than $50 square miles.
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WEATHER REPORT

. u. s. WEATHER BUREAU
, This data is for 24-hour pc
, Rod ending $50 am. psf.
, In Juneau Maximum, 43;
, minimum, 81.
, At Airport Maximum, AS;
, minimum, 38.
, 20 II 4 Ca 5 L
. Juneau and Vicinity
, Cloudy with occasional light
, rain showers tonight and
, Tuesday. Southeasterly winds
, as high as 20 MPH. Lowest
, temperature tonight about 81
, degrees. Highest temperature
; Wednesday, AZ.
> PRE- CIPI A I'll IN
. tPast "a hours ending 7:3o am. today
, In Juneau 90 inches;
, since April 1, $40 inches;
, since July l, 1929 inches.
, At Airport 81 inches;
, since April l, l.99 inches;
> since July /, $3.50 inches.
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RESCUE WORK

Bulldozers, clamshell cranes ana
rotary well diggers went into full
swing. One pit, 80 feet wide, went
down more than rs feet, before 1t
Evening star., 1949-08-03

delegated to the Navy was ap-
proved last December Is by the
late Defense Secretary James
Forrestal. Unification OF sea
transportation follows the pattern
laid down in the merger OF all
air transportation facilities in
the Military Air Transport Serv-
ice under the Air Force. A study
is underway to combine rail trans
portation under the Army.
Not involved, at least initially,
are the Army's ports of embarka-
ton.
"Initially. under the provision
of Secretary Johnson's directive,
the MSTS, will operate 223 per-
sonnel transports. cargo vessels
and tankers." an announcement
said.
From the Naval Transportation
Service will come 9 personnel
transports, II cargo vessels and
73 tankers-a total of 81 ships
The Army will contribute 129
ocean going vessels, including sc
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Merger Of Military
Sea Transport Units
Ordered by October |

Consolidation of all military
sea transportation services under
the Navy will become effective on
October !.
Defense Secretary johnson is
sued an order establishing the
Military Sea Transportation Serv-
ice under the Navy to be headed
by a flag officer. 1t is expected
that Rear Adm. A. j. Wellings,
chief Of naval transportation, will
head the combined setup.
A recommendation of the Joint
Chiefs OF Staff that responsibility
for operating all sea transporta-
ton Of the armed services be
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Women Among Top SmuggIers
In Year, Customs Report Shows

Innings of her clothes, the report
continued.
Mr.. Dow also made the follow
ing observations:
Little evidence of scale
smuggling of liquor was found but
there were. arrests of amateurs
with a bottle or two of undeclared
Spirits concealed in cars and lug
gage.
A large increase of mariiuana
Evening star., 1949-08-03

Women were prominent Offend
ers in many important diamond
and jewelry seizures during the
fiscal year ended June 80, Com
missioner of Customs Frank Dow
reported today to Treasury Sec
retary Snyder.
Variations of the old false-bot-
toned luggage technique were
used by three women air passen-
gers, apprehended with costly
gems at the port of New York,
Mr.. Dow's report stated.
A Chinese woman Smuggler was
arrested in Honolulu with jeWelry
sewn into the shoulder pads and
Evening star., 1949-08-03

seizures over 1948 was noted. par
ticularly on the Mexican border.
Parrots. a prohibited entry un-
der public health laws, were walked
across borders in coat pockets
and one was found under the hood
of car.
A youth rode a stolen bicycle
across the Canadian line and
started a one. man crime wave. He
was caught after looting the home
of customs officer.
The enforcement of export con-
troll regulations of the Office of
international Trade, Commerce
Department. brought seizures of
Evening star., 1949-08-03

passenger transports, So cargo
transports and five tankers. The
Army also has currently under
charter 191 vessels for which
MSTS can renew charters if they
are needed, it was stated.
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Winnings Bring Two Deoths

WELLINGTON. New Zealand
(P.-Albert Bond, IS, a retired
farmer, backed a 67-to-1 winner
of a horse race at Wellington. He
collected his winnings. then col
lapsed and died. Police telephoned
his wife. to tell Of Mr.. Bonds
death. Mrs. Bond had a heart
seizure and died in a few minutes.
Evening star., 1949-08-03

shipments of strategic and scarce
commodities, ranging from strep-
tomycin to carbon black.
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Co Comdr. Roberts

" THE yttnte sammaalty - aes,
! y bsafe0iaA, 3 Tiled bsihs hi4a ass
ina toalA on aArss tssts shAasa isI.
MNakT =. a IltttL
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ARLEDGE BROS

Ausie Of AlsAAaagA ciass a. NJ
vernon k!Es eTesFH Aas Br oath
AteAs ana hyitk q htspBA.pa gts,,at
gEht 10 ARP, q Fvntasea ssa
AAEllas tcl ssssrsssa kiyshx4. tAur-
esFsA oil hsst IL sAEa
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susussAs SAlG-sRctsiA

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fes$ s$aAss ssEbeS E&mAsts seSrsa
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Colonial lnyeStr1en. Co
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susuesAs SAlI-viRsis,A
$3.50

81 80
yEA. O. kass-zsrs see 4-r~ sr$sA
tie eskA sAa asAs- anal sSNS
pag2s@s 50 Es
OPEN SAT. sun. ! TO 5
czs Nj VERSE Asss te NsAs. .ers
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WOODMOOR

Custom built bung allow In LIST blk.
Of Lexington. drive; s rms. end ex-
pansion attic, concealed h.-yh.;
lut lhstayso ysoxiss W. wi hSVi profs:ion Il ss
erins azaleas, doRwood, ETC., fish.
pond; det. gar. and tool shed; close
to parochial and public elementary
schools. new shopping center and
bus; priced at $1s,ebo;
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
M aaI q iii q "a m IL
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Sll,75O

!" .beorm Rsbestos shinsie hanssiew
featuring ltv rm with hrenl dir
nm. moasfnly equipped KIT, full
hsrnt. gas s-r heat Located eon
venithtly In So Art Moderate Caah
required
YEONAS REALTY
GL qfnn or inAA Ia
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RAM -BLERS
LOOK-SS.750
4 MI SO OF D c

o 9eeiH Afid bath htfek f-if base
asbl screened perch Bsa ssaEEK,
Ihfeashea, $40 ata3 itrms III
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Easter Greetings in
u WayS--AlpllAbet Way
(A) Arlington Fores,
OBJ Beverly Hills

LsFsf e'F0stn ttisk Ceieht6g slth
many hsaab tkti&a pflrEa los kn
Enssa4te SAif, siHcs Gel NpFfbls has
hrSu tTkEkfrfrsa
Evening star., 1949-04-16

A@'4Ns yH VIA ayve, aFE a. ssa.
SNs rS&isasWs kN si a. Rs,ssrs
sns !, sAtA . sss hssfsas sne HsTh
thH - fsl ease} ga spts2as rn =
~ sA-Sf Es Aeg EvE rebfs4sl =
tssstss-tHt ~. Fe 81 - a. "A
thses4e74t tAk tAL nos fTs 80
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SUBURBAN sAlf-vIRelhiA

SIM FRAMI BrsoALow % ]
GTsse. 10 rsSEsoos sxsf-
r66E s.lIxTs' 81 1:iEi.1 ts.ss. sss hoa.. Ia s..A
houses. ] Esie cas-. a. L.esksazrg. C
3: ons5 ss; aaa sEn. Z D
EownL EE. La IT
sY owNn - ocoss ;.aaas:red
ehanc. 70 e.n ths seea! sz1T.
family home. a Eoae ssT q; sii,-
300 5-rn-. aAseRsos- -satagise hEz.
eonF arlInEtoa loe, -sias .
PsntaEcr. = sit- 70 eaA. BsAs xAce-
pins. etc Hessx sAs full hszi
back yare: nEoderriy es1ipae6 KIT.
other features incl .GIi insslatlan.
tile bath. yenstt&n s!ln6s, comb
screen and storm waHaoss oW
4s42 III
STONE AND BRICK. nrsp.aeea.
paaeise zee. rr few steps 6 Ri
ststs , sisSss rnnss ~ sseF.nes A s. ~ az =
Jus, es Lee elre. Ia P1lls chareA.
convenient 20 PensaEcn: lossly oct
white hriek home 90 lot $4,000
includes lse p3ntIed Gen ! hefsg2A.
: rrepiaees. 2 baths rec I'm With
BAT excellent .prewsr construction
I4ll: ewes call or 5o7a, II
We HAVE . large. comfortable herns
street Which has 5 o!s rooms. bath.
nrepiAces and . screened porch o:
n,ui: nicely plaatse and has an
excellent garden Planned fer olo-
fashioned. gracious 4v.aK commut-
ing distance o. D c Only sil.eta-
terms sETanged Please phone for
appt, p. CULLEN Rea. Estats.
4s5 GEsn. Gran. ave Phone ManH.sAs
OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON from
. 20 5. Come out zad see this lovely
brick home OF unusual and artistic
deslrr: 3 osSrnlS - Ns-Ns or nd
a charming stepdo~n nv. rm
with frep!, dir rn with .cvs!y bay
sineos. sn-eiee. kit. fun esEnt.
porch for hot summer evenings.
Mss KING, Kennor. 5I6i,
OPEN FROM IL TO 6. Owner on
premises Nr, country club. Arts
tic and individual 6-rm. brick bung-
garage Beautiful hedges and shrue-
berry aford utmost privacy. Red and
white tinted bSmt. oil heat; "A Blk
from Giehe I'd. and trsnso.. olks,
from sc 1901. ADDRESS fg55 No. 24th
rd tnot gath ST. CH. 1901 --l7
81 so Downs bedrms oil h-v
h. parcuet noors; redeeorsted 3
ear gar; on q. acre in Bailey's Cross
rds; sporox SIS mo JACK
DoHERTY, OK ose7; oL, t2s6.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. to 8-Nsx
2-story brick on o large lot, IN can
venient Fails Church neighhorhoo6;
. bedrms... bath upstairs, liv. rm..
din rm. kit. lst floor; fun base
ment includ. recreation rm-: priced
at Sl4,95O. Directions Out Lee
hwy, to Broad s.. righ, on Broad
to, West st, right on West TO Lin
colin ave. left or Lincoln ave. TO
Sycamors s., and "Oper" sign al
'}02 ROACH l. PROSIsE CON-
sTRUcTIcN co, Phone Ow 7754
HOME FOR SALE bedrms bath
upstairs, liv. rm, dining rm, comp
XII, gia% screened porch down
Very desirable neighoorhood. schools
churches and shopping center
Braddock Heights area. 2sl3 Davis
evo Alex. Va.
~ 500: AZ; 2-bedrm. white brick
bungalow; a-c. gas heat fully
equipped kit. garbage disposal: par
tally finished . rms. and bath on
md .noor; large lot. picket fence
sl3,45a. 1919 Oakland ave. Pals
Church FA JaQa -
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CHEVERLY

Large 1-yr. -old center-hall Colonia
brick home, offered for the lst time
hiIvya rm; nn,ob with fireplace and ID. !sseds! I'd!
kit 3 bedrms., bath and lge. closets
on End a. Beautiful rec. rm., laun'
dry rrn., layatory In bsmt.; oil hot,
air hest. Shaded speeious lot
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
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3-Bedroom Brick Rambler

3-Bedroom Brick Rambler
Truly an exceptional house. only 8
months old and well located In
nearby Chillum, Nd, not far from
District line; has large living .rm
with nreplace., dining rm.. modern
would make fourth bedrm, and
tile bath, all on one floor; full
attic and extra-large basement with
lavatory, gas hot-water heat: In
immaculate condition. Price, only
UN. s925. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
IH0S II at NV MA 2A4h
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BELLE HAVEN

| most exclusive residential section.
Is nina. from Hsntason. . elks. ffoF
country club. Prewsf brick ccloniai'
center han. largs iiv. rm-. din. rm.
ana kit. lovely scrssned porch ever:
independent bedrooms, tiled baths.
paneled bar and piayrocm. maid I
rm. and bath plus laundry I'm. and
garage. II ron ars not Q gtghtsesS
and truly interested In . lovely homs
with hest environAert priced at ny
cost and below MARKET phone Qv.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
(D) Down TO Earth

! Win thtt value ~ 0nn es~p arc leo
HanthAy psFHaShta BGs sll bag tbiA
/ a"Feosh hansAiG~ Ntth sApshsien
siut acc faH hsss ment iasAtea IL
Evening star., 1949-04-16

1sarI.sSysasS. 1.ssar.SssS .ioJs aE s'l':; s..s sy' ysss
Srickssx. ! rms. bath. eompi. redee !
fully tnsul.; " o. uN. 704t. I'D
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CHEVERLY AREA

CHEVERLY AREA
lovely. See these 2 and
rs sedim time esass oersd 1ssf zach om. rsans hss
colored ceramic tile bath; modern
kit. beautiful, dry bsmt,, with larse
windows and outside entrance, insu-
lated copper plumbing, Venetian
blinds, weatherstripping; ready .to
move in. You have seen most Of the
These offerings for direct sale. from
builder saves you commission
Favorable financing. Directions;
Out Bladenshurg I'd. TO Peace Cross,
right Defense hwy. ! mile. right II
mile on Route soa to 70 Chever!yy
ct store and follow red arrows. J.
Evening star., 1949-04-16

OWNEH MUST SELL
Tbs irnnse 5-bedrm eriek Colonial
I'm EQUIP KIT, side porch full
bsnt with reer rfn and freni 81
a.s beat tci lsoal2a lesstse
handle
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DOCTOR

On Reekyills PIKE nssT L.t;i,,s. 2; e Navs =,
Health. Modern eenter-hsil brick
Colonial, 7 rms, 3 baths. finished
attic. maids rn. and bath, garage
sun deck; beautifully landBcaped lot
ldbx1s0; price, $4,000. OWNER
Ma. s059. Rockville 1889.
$5, $50, EASY TERMS
New, modern 2-bedrm.. bungalow. nr
r. H. BEST, INC.
WI. 1888. Ewes. OW. 3757. LIZ
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
SILVER SPRING
q) 9504 ct. Andrews Way. For the
best In close-in homes: see this
sspEx.s sss o'iess sssr Mi Hss e FsH sss:t
lse' be .ssdr%ss, R asls.e. sslsa baths; slas
screened porch. gas &C. heat; Di-
s ysSsi0nas -spt Ggps g &C. ,so sye e, e folss .i
ts) '' isos o. Ptnecrest Pin CT; fs Circle. Wood.ids
located In the finest. section of
I'M, kltshsn. bsdrm.. u, tilsa
bath. sid porch s,soo-sa.-ft, lot.
Excellent terms avail. Directions:
Out slsb,sy Ga sys e c9is;Sills 81, p,n..1.at risht
s..Eiss12s' Eis1oD9s22oFs s22 FssAsSs AsSESeYs Sf sH INC :ss7s
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RascnwUsS1 Realty Go.
ARLkpGE BROS

t'w tass Ehss AssAsza g..s gX
as.AH ave- - kAes ef - ~ ..
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ALEXANDRIA

Owner says sell OF. and what q buy
An asbestos shingle bungalow. In
excellent condition; has liv. rm..
din. rm. combination, 2 bedrms
equipped kitchen, tiled bath with !
full expansion attic suitable for
additional rooms; hot air a.-c. heat
fSii priee. Is $50. W 'A''''
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
Phone TIE 734S and AL. s644, opsr
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Big Mt. Rainier Bungalow
NEAR FORESTVILLE
l8 MIN. D. G..

New brick Colonial bunga.; . bedrms.
spacious liv. rm., tiled bath lge
st, and dinette; M. stair TO exp
laers, auto. gas heat, full bsmt.. lot
lS2 II. deep, very lge shade trees,
paved streets Price. Sl2950. All
cash gives total mo. paymS OF
S6l SO incl FLA int. 4T: prime
taxes. etc Smaller cash paymt., lse
mo. paymt. until End trust paid of
Inspection 2 bIks. east OF Edmon-
ston ave. bus, Rogers Hgts or call
owner after pm. PHILLIPS H
CLARKE, DE. 1902 or WA 1897
Evening star., 1949-04-16

"Below Today's Market"
Aom: ass', ~ rIsRs sS.r essaS,Rex sDana
rooms. tilsd bath, sxcellsnt lott vsyy
convenient seotion, Reasonable
terms TO, responsibles people. This II
2 yo9d buy: Vacant! New 81!
sUcriASN2aNS.a Sa''' . ''"' :"
Evening star., 1949-04-16
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. III
"Silver Spring-$19,950"

"Silver Spring-$19,950"
Lexington drive and Weodmoor. IN IN
down Nv rm-, fireplace, built-in ga
rage. side porch, heavy slate roof.
beautiful rock garden. All features
Of luxurious living. Excel. financing
avail.
"Silver Spring-$27, ,500'
4 bsdrps; brick Tsmsllsrlb mls.b.T I've s.1ass tiled
truly a beautiful home " Blk TO
trsnsp: 2 blks. to schools and shop
"RAMBLER-$29,5O0"
New woodmoor rambler, 32x13 liy.
rm.: 3 lge. bedrms,, tiled baths
side porch, attach. garage. parauet
hoors. adjoins school grounds. Beau
tiful corner lot.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc,
Realtor
Oh. 5656 or SH. 3575. until pm.
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Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
VETERAN

Positively today's best value. Brk.
rambler bungalows as low as $3.50
cash down: 5 good-siZe rms. framed
out exp. attic. full bsmt.: conv.
Silver Snring area: 30-day occu-
pancy Call RE. $3.50 till o.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
FOR SALE BY OWNER
BRADLEY BOULEVARD
Just Off Dale DR..

Twin size bedrms. and full bath
LIST floor; 3 large bedrms-, bath
End: beautifully finished rn. Bird
floor: recreation rrn. IN knotty pine;
gas a-e heat: built-in garsse:
Beautiful view overlooking Sligo
Park. owner leaving country: must
sell at q sacrifice. Cal Mr.. North
ern. Sligo 1889, With BETIzELL.
Evening star., 1949-04-16

WHEATON BUNGALOW
3 lovely rms; bath. stairway to at
tic. full bsmt., .lge. lot: .Sl1,250;
JAMES Z. MAHONEY, Woodward
4lda,, Republic 2411: ewes, Adsms
Evening star., 1949-04-16
BEVERLY HILLS
ALEXANDRIA

An admirsFs home IN this mpch-
sousht-atter location; Immaculate;
vacant. living room. nrerlnee.
family -size dining room- nao4err
scuipped ktsehen. tvtn-sised bed
raGe: slate roof: many cutstAn6ing
features: args lsysi fenced lot. csfl
Real Estate Service, Inc.