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SITUATIONS ooMesrlc

CAFETERIA on MAID, colered. 8 to
oESERsT Il RsETs 'lRosu 'RRousEWonk. Esa u Monday.
through Fridays; $40 week and
Ss1. SSs9I for IESNiE WALLACE Al! TS:
GIRL, eolored, desires g.h;v;; DAYS
week, 8 am. to 4 Pm. Lu. $3.50
GIRL. III White. wants shy. or clean
Sssllooi Sssi; - io1SS:; g; s.Dsllsns'd' si Can
TOT for child. AT, Ss$sa INV ~.
f5s WI care eli .Sf SaeF;as H. ssss ss
GIRL wants days work, experienced.
GIRL. eolored. neat. Just from Va.
wish. wish fh;w Snns:+ part n1k time or skt stead!
GIRL. colored, desires Job as baby
sitter ss.' Hu' s5ay ssn3 II high school tsfeu- sf
GIRL, colored. desire. days work,
Mon. Tues, Wed; ref. Ii. 3-91ss,
GIRL, colored. wants s.h.w. plain
GIRI. iGHk,ns eolorsd. ed wants ants car. of on. to
three children; live in or out. Ex
GIRL, colored. wants part time OF
days work; nursemaid; references
GIRL, coIored. wishes part time day
work or full time; refs. RE. 1851.
GIRL, c9lored; neat; wants elssnins =, !, y:
eiRn eiaanh0tdii DESIRES ss's days ~ wols, OK, Monday
through Friday; ref. AT. 64sS. --21
GIRL, young, white, as mother 5
his,DiT iss H. Sc Sc. 79es = children and u y
GIRL, colored. wants work as mothers
helper. Go home nights. DI. 1851.
MAID, colored, s.h.w. and care OF
children. good refs. Call Ho. 1895
WOMAN, coiored, wishes morning
work. Call mornings please. RA.
WOMAN, colored, for cleaning by day.
Wednesdays. Box 1s7-V, Star. :
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
or part time. References. Lu.
WOMAN, eelorsd. wants tull-tim.
WOMAN. coiored. desires nursing
and housework. small family; ref.
WOMAN, colored. exper. in child care
for empl. people; will go to suburbs;
b-day wk.; refs. NO. $500.
WOMAN. colored. desires days work
good references. GE 9414.
WOMAN, white. wants work Mon
through Fri. or day work. Call tr
morning. FIR. 4S12.
WOMAN, colored. wants part time o.
days work; references. FIR. 7413
WOMAN, colored, wants days wk.
part time; exper. and refs. Du
Would LIKE TO PLACE my maid
for morning work in Cleveland Park
section. WO. 0692. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

BABY CRIBS, carriages, strollers.
high chairs, etc. Week or mo. Free
delivery. BERGER'S. TU. -3443.
BULLDOZERS Large and small
bulldoZers now avail; also over
head leaders. HI. 1898. 30
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 Z ct.
NV National AOq4
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HONE IMpRovIMLhrs Cent, IMIsTER BREGER
ATTENTION
BUILDERS

Let me bid on finishing, trimming
out and door changing in your new
housees. Quality workmanship with
lower bids; also remodeling and al
terations. Phone T. RICHARDS at
NO. $3.50 after $50 pm. and all
day Sat. and Sun. Available now.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TRASH REMOVAL = Free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID. 5457.
SPRAY PAINTING-Quality work.
manship at reasonable rates. Esti-
mated without obligation. HOME
PAINT SPRAY EQUIPMENT for rent,
with or without operator, on daily
or contract basis. HOMECRAFTERS,
INC, Ii, 3-3427. -2b
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

TUNE uHhF
ADDITIONS, porches, kit. interiors,
SUBURBAN REMoDELiNd Co. 81.
AsBgESsTos SHINGLES and brick
Long life, no burning, waterproofs
phone % ''Soi5 FOUNDRY RuBgER PaEs.'utsos, co',
INC, MFGRs.. OIL. $500 (Bethesda,
and carpentry, additions,
recreation rooms. attics finished into
Manyille roofing. asbestos siding,
insulated brick siding, cutters and
spouts; yrs. to pay. Call 81. 1881.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nag.
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, IRE
ressnns Ws aIissMss Fl HoTshss fna
Of waterproofng. p. MARCUcCIO,
Md. Rockville 1888. -23
CONCRETE, cement work, footings,
porches, steps, driveways.. bsmt.
assF' ns% work. is''9es aAlEa Es' it, '!s sss4 and
chips; repairs or new installationS.
GRAHAM pETRIE. Oliver 1892.
FLOOk SEkviCE- E-Nothtns but the
best: LAYING: sanding. dnishins:
fsaahns shss 0iEfess eSsrRHe RISse
ST9Esi T9 Sais nc. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
FENCE, chain link, all galvanized. ali
posts set in concrete, tmmed. srec-
on.v 1aon Saxr Gss tn: best for less dSo No
Ho. ssss: san; ewes, 80 Be: Be-. s5s4.' '' rn0as @ss
FENCE, chain link, all Ralvanize6
steel. suar. not to rust, no down
paymt., SO mo. to pay. Take ad-
vantage OF our anniversary special
kHsER sad ~ FENCE sSe con- on HU iysssss ea
chain link. concret-
ed, ST. per IT,, wood, lawn. SO mos.
to pay. Days, FIR. 1882; ewes. VI.
FENCES, all types-concrete, a stone.
sarpsnsTy. FLA terms, ST. 1000,
dENERHI aMn Rte aEMoDEtiSc EssGT 81 of 1ss COM
struction; speeializinE in restaurant
and store fronts; plans and esti-
mates Ayr fyrn. RAY Z. ROBERTS.
HoME ahi 74ysi 4HyssriERAr1oNs-rrom b.m..
to roof, immed. service, free esti-
mates; work guar. r. c. MARsACH,
xoDEsNix1re Sii saaE and additions; s.,,.,
:s.insss. NATIoNxi coNTSRsAtc:Tf:: II q:
ING CO.. 1908 Eye ct. nv
ROADS, DRIvEWAYS, parking lots,
black top, Stag, cinders, bluetone,
bank gravel; free esti. 10. 3-4912.
SCREEN YouR PORCH while i hav.
the msterials. W. d. TAYLOR.
WE ARE Now in q position to do
expert furniture repair and touch
up work in the home. OLD CO.
LONIAL SHOP, GE. 5161. -23
If YOU WANT carpentry, painting,
Mentioning, cement work, odds and
ends, call THOMAS BROS. They
are prompt, very dependable. TR.
CSOI82PLETE HOME RKMoDEIiNG,
repairs, plans drawn, permits OBJ
tanned, ETC.; for estimates, call
WARD. OW. 6950. 30
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QSL 8
81. 1919 evenings.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs-Inventor!
LUMBER

Surplus 3x4 and misc. used concrete
form lumber suitable for house bldg:
cheap by truck load. Also construc-
ton sheds at bargain. j. D. HEDIN
CONSTRUCTION CO.. 49th and
Washington pl. ne, OF Central ave.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING to Los Angeles and San
Francisco. leaving July 80. Can
taks 4 passengers. TR. 620s, MR..
TO CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa or points
on route: leave July 2S; 2 or 3
pass; refs. exch. SH. O797.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO SUNDAY
Will take one or two passengers;
1947 Dodge. Ia. S4O9.
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NElP WOMEN (cent.) J

GAkE REAL MONEY-Immediatel To-
chrissmss esi s1as,es cards. % siosi 81, imDrints.
charm Of home personslized gifts.
srdsy; +. n:!.. sArT5ss4 *: gs4o. co. l0a. ai 18Th
AMAZING oFFER-S40 il yours for
CARDS with or without name; free
samples; other boxes on approval,
1neaaas 1Is ssso5tRsats 'A write sSeESsr1I sessSss
CARD Co. &c. white Plains. y. =:
AMAZING! We guarantee you $50 for
ssns ssas lSe Ho 1S5es 81 and q at s0f for ST a
name on. Napkins and stationery.
Costs nothing to try; Samples on
Dept. 4e, Newark 2. N. J.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS from free
samples; SO for 81; name . imprintsa' !1,n1ts,
hlsG hday! seeFss Wssp ra asss
MipwssT MD VEST CARD. a d. 4is No. stS' Dept.
BIC se4 pkof1Fs 81 Fsuisi FoR NJ MPou-sell Christ
selling ST assortments; PLASTIC
Sell name-imprinted Christmas
cards, so for. ST.. up. from free
samples ssns si.t1ansTs msnsa RaPsns on
pPosal pGoSa s'atzs3ssS AgTIsI1c. SO Way T.
sPAREi-TiME RiIsi Ii CASH. Show Christmas
n sards Is ,91 1casd M,sy 81 s1s nays
everyday boxes. Personal folders, 80
for 81 25 up. Free samples. As
sortment on approval. PHILLIPS
CARD. 107 Hunt. Newton, Mass.
PART.TIhfE. mornings; exercise in
struction and general health club
Ing period. Cali Ex. 4204 for sppt.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and attend
to inyalid during day lay white, 81. si
sETTsE6 ia-rsi 5'sR WOMAN. colored. liv. in.
permanent position in private home;
experienced in cooking, serving.
Of adults. Local ref; S25 wk. BOX
ExactELI. eIPf OPP. for exp. sales person;
full time work: good sal, and com:
SEPT s. not T5RE eBRE Ssais' SsGf Ca s.p sv. PAs
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN to sell
the better grade Of homes in North
west and suburban sections Of Wash
ington. Must have good automobile
and be able to contact hish-class
W. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1880 Massachusetts, Ave. NV. 20
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
Interesting assignment In record
dept, knowledge of comptometer or
Burroughs calculator essential; 40
mr. wk., employe discount and other
company benefits. Apply Record
once,
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
1901 Lawrence ave. ne. Al
SECRETARY
jewish organization needs competent
secretary; must be accurate and able
to handle ONCE responsibilities. Call
MR.. SMIRNOW, AID. 41l6 for appt
-26
STENOGRAPHER
Rxpsrt typist, 40-hr. wk. immediate
discount on purchases and other
company benefits. Call or see Miss
Jones.
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
1901 Lawrence ave. ne, NO. 6543.
-21
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SMALL ESTATE

Suitable for convalescent home: re-
treat. home for aged; nonprofit or
ganization or de luxe living for re-
improved; nearby Nd; approx. 25
miles from D. c.: 19-rm house, 3
large baths. all newly painted and
decorated; brand-new stoker heater,
lovely winding driveway to house,
pool and de luxe sunken eardens:
also tenant house of 6 rms: hedge
surrounding property can give you
complete seclusion. You must. you
definitely must see this beautiful
rnan,ns Place Gomplets Price 500 900 BE Re-
own terms. Call Mr.. Pastor to in
spect. Brokers invited
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
100 VI Ava ~ Wy EY OSSS
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OUR ORDERS ARE
ITO SELL"
TuTC TnTT0D CTNDr

II1IO IIVZUOIG O1OItC
And it is your opportunity to buy II
at your own price If you are in q
position to negotiate on cash basis.
store is located in very active NV.
business area and should gross ap-
prox. S150,000 per annum. The
lease is very attractive and the
stock on hand subject to an inven-
tory is approx. 100000. May we
for o Your rH1 INSPECTION? t % INQUIRIES @ $50 SO.
licited from qualified parties only.
Please consult
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1885.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

GOOD JOB-COLORED
GENERAL HOUSE DUTIES; LIVE IN
NEW HOME; SIS WEEK PLUS
ROOM AND BOARD; PERMANENT.
CALI, FIR 33O3 30
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GROCERY-PROPERTY
Mr.. Investor-If you want something
out Of town, nice home. substan-
tial business plus legal slot machines.
be sure you see this deal; grocery
store, new bldg; walk-in box, 2 Gus
tard machines; approx. So, 200
money; new modern 5-rm. house.
plus outbuildings, Ia acres OF
ground; lots of possibilities for good
operator; buy property, business and
fixtures; $4,000. terms. Call Mr..
Newton, EX. 2555.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC,
i1Oa Narrnnnf ., MI EX OEsk
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13 ROOMS-3 BATHS
81 400 down: rooming house. Column
bia I'd. between 14th and 18TH NV;
S130.57 rent; income quoted about
$3.50 mo. Check profit.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave. RE. $40.
Modern Dry Cleaning Plant
Good ne. loc. Brand-new equipment.
truck. low rental, s-yr. lease. Can
be greatly improved by an exp'd
operator. Very reas. terms.
Gas Station and Garage
Nr. s.w. inspection center; long lease;
=. W.; y.i.,Is good ,,,1'Io equipment and stock
roof; pumps 5000 gals. monthly;
can be vastly improved.
Dry Cleaning Plant
Wholesale and retail. Has 3 outlets
for own work; equipment prsc-
tically new: good leases; reas. rents;
doing over $4,000 gross; nets S15,-
900. Seen by appt. only.
Affronti & Fitzgerald
Realty Co., AT. 914O, Elk. O712,
FA. 6903. 900 r st. NV, RIM. 207.
DELICATEssEN. NV; long estab.;
lovely Ia; 5000 wk., that is steady
bus. See. this little beauty today.
>S3, 900 down. SIMONS, EX. 61Sl;
ewes, Epstein, CH. S135.
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CEMENT

CEMENT
Stone, hagstone, brick. cinder block,
drainage, waterproof1ng. grading.
fencing; guaranteed quality service
and material at price you can
AFFORD. Ii. 3-4225. OV. 6005. 22s
Cleaning Upholstery
cleaned; work guar. For est, call
any time. MR.. CRULEY, NO. 5Os1.
- PAINTING??????
And you don't know whom to call?
Phone the Sherwin- Williams Paint
CO.. DE. 500, for free advice. We
will help you select painter to f1t
your job from our long list of reput-
able painters. A free service Of
Sherwin- Williams Paints.
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Better Built Floors
Specialists In metal or plastic waIl,
tile, rubber or asphalt door tile.
Factory trained mechanics. Free
0s76 or 2296. 81.
CARFENTRY, an types. 10. 7-7e98.
AT LOWEST PRICES
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HEAT FREE-15 ROOMS
Rooming house and apts. also water
free; Pennsylvania ave, mr.. 10th
NV: $3.50 house rent, long lease;
completely furnished: check income
apt. available to move tight in; low
price, $1,000: terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave, RE. $40.
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Rooms! Apt! Income!
1712 Lanier pl. n.w.-"No sign.
walk right in" Only $500 down!
Bal. like rent. spacious rms,
furnished" IN baths, gas heat;
income property, in excel. cond. Call
ia. 0S94 or DE. $3.50.
PAUL J. MILLER
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II ROOMS BATHS
mr.. Park rd. NV. 0h.k, apis J., plus
sleeping rooms: income quoted over
$500 mo-; plenty of necessary fur
niture; lease, reasonable house rent.
Asking $1,000 down.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

II ROOMS-1St COMM.
On G place NV: income. $685. mo-
run as rooming house; ideal for
business; only $4,000 down. Call
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave NV
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Downtown Cafeteria
DOES $240 DAILY
Same owner II yrs, retiring; beer
and wine; rent. $500. incl. heat
and hot water; 10-yr. transferable
lease; air cond. Open 7 am. to 5
pm; closed Sundays. Price. 500
900, incl. stock; terms. $4,000 cash,
balance, $125 monthly. incl. int. at
4T. First time ever offered.
BOB HOLLANDER
Exclusive broker. 1411 Pa. ave. NV,
MA QG43 "a
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A tourist court with established Glen
tele, showing excellent profit? En-
terprising purchaser can double in
come; owner retiring: priced to sell
For appointment to inspect, call
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS, Realtor,
TIE 22O6
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Beer and Restaurant
Business on Highway No. l
Doing q good business; has living
quarters and we'll established. Full
price. $4,000; half cash to respon-
sible purchaser. See AL BAKER, SR.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 8. St. Asaph ST., Alex, Va, TIE.
T943 AL RRd1
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"a ROOMS-7 BATHS
Roomins house, 18th st. between N
st. and Mass. ave. NV Rent, S211.05
mo, renting II single rooms and
double rms, by manager: nice fur
niture: check income; low price,
$4,000; terms.
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SITUATIONS WoMEk

COL0RED MAN, elderly, wants light
part-time job, drug porter, cafe
work. Box 173-V, Star.
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COlOred-ReStauranC
Class C. Showing good profit. VIII
Saefince. Make o6er. Cash or easy
terms. A0H. ISIS. "a
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LUMBER-Thousands Of feet. in like.
new condition. at bargain prices.
frames and hardware. S. to $3.50.
Wreckine large barracks building at
Naval Hospital, 23rd and Constitu-
ton ave. NV. See salesman on Job.
L6MSER' HsGHE1sdFha hNauS2RAE eG A. sraSSSis-w. la1SSi
lumber in various sizes from the in.
augural stands at the right price
Special this week only, flooring, de-
nailed. suitable for sheathing Or sub.
seFias fse sSiiiBss S2S 81 n m14TIxT AGE WEEG6 6
4002 MINI: ave. ne. AT. 6617. %
new: reduced to s395; also new
ones at bargain prices. SCHENKM,S
sy!afsds ssi1 sss 'I' s
MSyiE tS1 s7Si rlE2Sp2i:nd., IN ea9s if the T hish
cost of 8 nm. and 16 nm. Koda-
chrome Is keeping you from making
movies, we suggest you check, our
low prices and start shooting again
projectors. Please do not phone ex-
cept IN emergency as We are too
busy figuring discounts. UPTOWN
PHOTO SUPPLY. 1859 Irving st.
n'"'' Ho. s7%%' Open until 81 gim'
MUSICAL NsTRUMENTs-Buy at
Jordsn's, 18th and @ SITS: NV. and
save up t9 4Q% on popular instru-
81 900 ,NeRHa yoRpas s''qfzlS PIANO ",sss e.
oFFEeE iSFnsE 1a5h ahd & ST.. nE table,:
etc. FRENCH SUPPLY OFFICE,
1904 18th st. NV. DE. $500, Ext.
ofaFSiicE FURNITURE, reconditioned
desks. chairs. nles, tables. etc. 42s
oil sfh susNEE. & aH Aa a:.d. 1'ss sesomp,et. with
furnace and oil tank, thermostst.
Call JOHN M. BEANIE, Ii. 3-4SS4.
PLANO, Aere.sn,e psnes ana een:els
%odsls. built 9. Saldvi1n: ssn1: :m15'diss sr1 ne.
fi9ht; full resonant tone, responsive
action. durability and eve appealins
case designs IN mahogany. walnut
ebony. Hight oak and prtms vera m.
Ssh. Exclusive st HUGO WoRcH
PIANO-Brand-new Lester Betsy Ross
pianos; $50 deposit. SO monthly.
ST. $500. PIANO MART. 101S 9Th
rixNo. a g." less than . year old. Jesse
French console, 40 ins; tall modern
ss4s sssls' .fssr sSSnSs 8 isns. p'm. o.''n' al y
PiANO-Don't miss Jordan's big July
sale II you are interested In buying
Q new. used, returned from rental or
ioor sample piano ct 2 really worth
~ ghs e4oS soSins yokpzN Easz 'sTs PnzNo eSos co
corner 18th and q SITS. NV. --22
PIANO, Haddorff, the console with
RATNER's MUSIC STORE, 7se lsth
PixNo, attractive mahogany spinet.
made By Weaver; full keyboard: an
ssceDtiosn,edl va value xrrs 4 seq; saao ss e
PIANO, steinway. apt. sise upriEht.
excel. cond., sacrifice $296. 929
baby rand; sood condition.
srand. completely rssond.: iiis sIE asX;
regular $3.50 value. on Sale, $3.50.
RATNERs MUSIC STORE 736 1Sth
PIANOS Used uprishts. rseondi:
toned. tuned. SIS to $50. SMITHS
STORAGE scos 1S1s You st. nv.
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traded. BILL GOODMAN, TIME
KEEPERS, 913 Pa. ave-, RE. o717.
CAMERA FANs-upTowN PHOTO
SUPPLY meets or beats any price.
Make no mistake sso Consult US be- %
Ho. sSS2. open until s pm. "a
CAMERAS, photo and movie equip
ment, new and used; 5000 items nsIn IN
make make or model made in d. 3; Or Eu-
Eass FHns cosss. ns,aae'; Year 'xa saarsntee. Pay
cash or terms t6 to 1s months1.
Trade in your old equipment; ASK
fer BTsnnsrS snIu I5s. Medsrn serv
Ice shop Tor foreign and domestic
cameras, ect. Visit Brenner's com:
plete photo department store. based
on 27 years camera trade expert
enc Ct MT EEsnPiI PHoTe se' so Ss
Penna f1s Hsr ave-. NV. Free parkins. ~
CASH REGISTER, National electric,
total; used 1 month: from 1c to
Ss''ss; Be- seen ~. At 1903 No. S'' Capitol St.
cssM sssEefR fRREsSisTrss nRd Pm a1o,, Nationals;
3 totals up to 8 separate totals, suit
able for tax sales; less than Y price;
Must. sacrlfice at once. Come and
see them. 329 H st. ne.
CHEST OF DRAWERS. solid maple,
5sdr, 5s5 high; like new; $40. sA.
COTGRollaway. IS. Call Ii. s-seo1.
DESK, large walnut secretarial, 34x|
5S, Ss in; Bill good condition; $40. -as Gan
DESK, executive type ldouble), ma
hogany. 4Sx6O. sacrifice for $40.
Need space. Elk. 1880.
printers, paper. chemicals. BREN-
NER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. Ask for
free catalog. Free parking.
DAVENPORT, dubonnet, frteze cover
broadioom. 9x12. S25; HIGHT fixture,
early American (oil hang0 repro
duction, $40. WI. s27s;
DAVENPORT and 2 rocking chairs.
Brown. Leather. Could be used for
den. Sacrifice. Wo. 6497 after Q.
DENTAL KoUH.A-Unit steel eabinet,
chair, sterilizer; perfect eond.; best
ofier. 1908 10th st. NV.
chairs; So6@ CH. oszS. "a
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FURNACE, oil tot-air with air con-
ditioner for summer use, complete
unit excel. cond., 275-gal. tank and
thermostat; SI75 or best offer. Must
EN-. 0153. 30
FURNACE, Sunbeam, coal. practically
new, used i winter. Call after $40
pm. TU. O236. -23
FURN.-Sofa bed, Hollywd. dbl. bed,
rad-phono., Ven. bids. Best offers.
ia. 2193. -22
FURN.-Owner leaving town must
sell for best offer, liv. rm.. dinette,
bedrm. suite, mahogany. UN. 3240.
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REFRIGERATOR, General Electric,
good condition, $25. FA. 1896, call
at any time. 80
REFRIGERATOR, electric, Frigidaire;
mahogany table, Tappan range; good
condition.; reasonable. 81. 0l41.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN to sell
the better grade of homes in North
west and suburban sections OF Wash
ington. Must have good automobile
and be able to contact q high-class
clientele.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
nTUET npEENJT NN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-20
20 YEARS AGO hME {rGm EMPIRE
SEPTEMBER 20, 1929

Medals students for prize winning Forest received by Gov George
 the American Forestry Association There were 10 each for schools students.
 the most encouraging signs industry, N Wimmer his return mining wide area of the Territory.
 R. J. sommers Highway Engineer Cash Cole bers returned from twoweek trip inspecting at Hyder and Ketchkan and WrangeH regard hydropane facilities
 passengers the CPR steamer Prin
 Congratulations being received by MT ana Nas Waer Andrews on of daughter September IT,
 Enoute to the States stay MT and ~ planned to pick up Packard They planned to visit relatives coast cities possibly gog East oeoe the spring
 incorporated in Seattle celebration for veterans o the Officers " L. Marion President Bartlett Trustees Sandy Frew and Mrs A&f
 High 56 low, 56; occasional ran
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-20
MIDDLE-INCoME HOUSES

Next big housing battle in Con- gress will occur when the Senate considers the Sparkman middle income" housing bill, which recent ly emerged from the House badly mangled by the real estate lobby, with the aid of their friend, COP. Representative Jesse Wolcott of Michigan, plus a delft assist from American-Laborite Vito Marcanton- 10 of New York.
 What few people, except those di- rectly affected, realize is that al- most third of the nations fam lilies have incomes insufficient to enable them to rent or buy decent homes under current Sky-high housing costs.
 And the public housing bill re- gently passed by Congress doesn't help this middle-income group, who earn from $2,000 to $3,75O a year It provides rental housing and slum clearence only for families in low er-income brackets.
 The Sparkman bill is aimed pri- marily at helping these $2,000- S3,750 families, chiefly war vets, by direct government low-interest loans under a cooperative arrangement similar to the governments financ- ing of rural electric cooperatives
 However. by some skillful parlia- mentary maneuvering at a time when $40 members were absent most of them attending the swear ing-in of Tom Clark to the Su- preme Court-the real estate lobby struck this important section from the House bill
 However the Senate is still to be heard from, and fortnight Sen- ator John Sparkman of Alabama is confident he has the votes to reverse the House sellout to the real estate lobby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-20
Keep the Record Straight
(Ketchikan News)

(Ketchikan News)
 Let's keep the record straight.
 More than two years ago Delegate Bartlett prom ised to introducea bill for te election of Governor for Alaska. Meantime he was to Keep on working for statehood.
 He did introduce such bill!
 But it was pigeonholed. No effort was made to get it out until there seemed possibility that the Republicans might win the national election In that case Gruenng would not be reappointed But Gruen- ing then riding high in political favor ana was decided he could be elected
 A great fanfare was made to pass the Bartlett Bill But it was late in session. just before adjourn ment, and too many other important matters were before Congress.
 Truman elected!
 c,ruenng was reappointed. His machine managed to prevent and delay an audit o the Ierri'oia oooN until after he confirmed
 The bill to elect Governor was showed pacK Ill it's pigeonhole and there it remains Bartletts aho now against asking passage is that It VIII oeiay statehood.
 In what manner can it do that?
 If will be automatically absorbed if and when the hill for statehood is passed It is likely to hasten statehood for with real Alaskan elected governor and an independent Territorial Legislature we coulo chow that we were ready and fully capable of hanong statehood.
 That can hardly be said of us at the present time.
 Delegate Bartlett and the Governor can do all the face-saving talking they want to but neither one nor the other disturb present conditions
 According to their oracle down the street. they secured victory for the Boeng Aircraft Company ana secured the big military appropriations for Alaska py convincing the chiefs of staffsif they can perform such wonderous and mighty things why can't they get A little thing like statehood for Alaska?
 It will remain so as long the machine IS m the saddle.
 With them so far it as been mostly lip service.
 However Delegate Bartlett now comes out lrankV and in the open against favorng his bill for the election of a Governor of Alaska
 the election delaying statehood for Alaska we say it is lot of hog-wash.