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attractive than n restaurant. less noisy and
crowded. there's no waiter breathing down
your neck, and YOU can do a better Job here
than elsewhere"
FU several years this man has been hring-
ing his friends home to lunch They like II:
the food is good the atmosphere Is excrl-
lent for discussion On rare OCCASIONS his
wife JOINS the company but usually she does
not. on the sound theory that If she were
present. the men. out OF polIteness to her.
would refrain from talking business and so
defeat the object she set out to accomplish:
furthering her husbands career.
HIS man happens to be an architect and
his wife has as little. u as much, technical
knowledge of architecture as most of us.
1t does not matter what your husband does.
The things that you can do to help him are
almost limitless. One wise young wife. for
example. urged her husband to give up Job
paying $500 year for one with a more
promising future paying only $500 year.
He was hesitant because the change would
mean sharp reduction in their standard of
living Let's do it," she urged. What
counts IS not where you are today. but where
you will be tomorrow" He took the lob.
They lowered their standard of living to
match his income. and laughed aside their
trends who told them what fools they were.
Today the man who, with his wifes far
sighted encouragement. went backward in
order to go forward, is the president of
large corporation.
One of the most important things woman
can do to help her husband is to get him to
talk to her about his business This is more
difficult than it seems. because many hus-
bands do not like to talk about their affairs.
Talk Abeut Il
lHEY feel, mistakenly, that they must not
burden their wives with their troubles, that
they ought to be men enough to handle
them themselves. Or worse, they may feel
that their wives are uninterested in any,
thing but results. These false attitudes
must be dissipated if wife is to make her
husbands career her career
1t does not matter that she knows little of
the techniques of his business or profession
Talking to sympathetic listener will be
useful to him No one can begin to solve
problem until he has first clearly stated it to
himself or to another. Talking often enables
the talker to discover fruitful ideas which.
up to that moment. he had not completely
formulated And conversation with sym
pathetic listener. especially when a man is
having difficulties, will afford him the great
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HONORARY DEGREES TO WIVES
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ested IN her husband career and docs moth
ing to further II. there Is no common sharing
The oneness Is shattered. She draws moxe
out OF the relationship than she puts INTO
Il: she seeks to take but not to give.
Unfortunately, nearly every COM
munity has enc or more Of the~e self
conferred women. What a sight to see one
of them take the floor in the living room
after dinner party. hold forth to the assem-
bled company. intent upon conveying the
impression that II is she who is the chief
partner OF her marriage. that her husband
who may be the towns leading doctor or
businessman. IS person OF lesser interest
Sometimes she takes a different tack
She sighs wistfully and lets it be known
what great sacrifice she made in marrying
her husband II she had not. there is no
doubt that she would now be a famous
actress, dress designer. or interior decorator
1t is this kind of woman who, when her
husband begins to tell story. interrupts
him and says. let me tell it She always
steers the conversation toward herself. and
tries to make herself the center of attrac-
ton. so that guests who come to talk to her
husband go away knowing no more of him
than when they came, but feeling a little
sorry for him. Such marriage may endure.
1t cannot flower
vanishins Custom
In THE old days. the American husband
and wife were naturally united by their
work and interests: often they worked side
by side in the fields. Each was fully aware
of the daily life of the farm: the cows ill
ness. the farrowing of pigs, the tasseling of
the corn.
But nowadays the great majority of
Americans live in cities and towns The
conditions of urban and industrial life mill
ate against that identification of interest
and family solidarity that were inseparable
from farm life. The balance may be re-
stored by the woman who makes her hus-
bands career her career.
Fifty years ago. nearly every American
businessman went home for lunch "a large,
leisurely meal followed by nap Today,
because of the rush of modern life, and
time-consuming distances to travel
from office to home. the custom has al
most vanished. The husband leaves home
m the morning. often without seeing his wife,
and returns at night. This situation offered
an opportunity to one young New York wife
to help her husband in his budding career
His Office is not far from his apartment,
and he. like many of his colleagues, habit
ually uses his lunch period to discuss busi-
ness. why not bring your friends home for
lunch?" mis- wife asked him. 1T is more
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the river at that time. While this of the king salmon are entering closure is, in effect, for the gill; netters, the trollers are still fish ing the spawners in areas adjacent to the Stikine district as well as over entire southeastern Alaska. Penalizing the gillnetters by com plete closure would merely signify that our rights and economy, as well as the economy of Wrangell and Petersburg would be infringed upon to satisfy hundreds of men who want conservation in the fish ing of king salmon as long as they do not have to do the conserving themselves.
 In the various discussions held by the Fish and Wildlife Service here, the trollers' objections to the gillnetting for kings lies in the fact that they believe all the fish
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hundred trollers both resident and nonresident, who fish King salmon These trollers fish these migrating spawners from the outside waters up 10 all spawning areas. The Stik- inc district closure would not e. feet their economy in any way, in as much as they can still fish these spawners on the edges Of this small area. In any event, these spawners would stilf be caught which, theoretically. wou have gone up the river to spawn
 On the other hand the local gillnetters, of which there are in the neighborhood of fourteen, dur ing this king salmon run would have their economy completely dis rupted They are prohibited by law from fishing in any but the Stikine district and have merely the month of May in which to realize any benefit from the spring run of kings If this closure be- came effective, the only alterna- tive HOulu De .lO lIOlit WHICH pos sibly would result in the same or larger amount being caught by these individuals. thus defeating the true purpose of the proposed regulation
 ] feel that the gillnetters are, and have been, doing their share of conservation by the fact that from the first until the twenty fifth of June there is no gillnet- ting in the Stikine district, and it is the opinion of all that the bulk
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pa@ Three

AIr. Hansen wishes to call all employers attention to the law which requires, among other con- ditions, that all delinquent reports and contributions must be filed .n order to be eligible for Employers Experience Rating Credit. MT. Hansen also wishes to remind em- ployera that all delinquent reports and contributions must be paid by January 31. 1949, to the Alaska Unemployment Compensation Com mission, in order to take full cre- dit against the Federal Unemploy- ment Tax.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
 COMMUNICATIONS
Wrangell. Alaska ,ditor. Wrangell Sentinel:

Wrangell, Alaska Editor, Wrangell Sentinel:
 would like to take this oppor- tunity to voice my personal views to the people of this community, both partisan and non-partisan, concerning the newly proposed fishery regulations.
 There was one proposal in these regulations which I felt was un- just and unfair This particular proposal was the closure of the Stikine district for king salmon as of 1850. recommended by the AL aska trollers as conservation measure
 am in favor of conservation, and the king salmon problem is as vital to me as to any other fisher man, or the country as a whole. However true conservation in matter of this kind. is only serving it's purpose when all parties effect ed are given equal restrictions. In other words, I felt that the econ omy of one group should not be disrupted while the economy Of another group fishing the same species remain undisturbed.
 This proposal merely prohibits any gear other than trolling gear to fish for king salmon in this part of Alaska.
 As you probably know, there are in the neighborhood of fifteen
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70 AID EMPLOYERS IN FILING UNEMPLOYMENT
 QUARTERLY RETURNS

Peter A. Hansen fIeId Auditor with the Alaska Unemployment Compensation Commission. will be n ugsI from January 21. 10 January 25. 10 help employers 5n their filing of Unemployment tax returns
 aE t9 take 2 azgaa.are uE tbis service can reach afr. Hansen either at Nran- gell Hotel or through the local employment office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRS' DIVISION |.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE Es- ATE OF HELEN S. SINCLAIR DECEASED
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GTVEH that the last will and testament of Helen s. Sinclair deceased, has been admitted to probate in the a. bove entitled court, and letters testamentary issued to the under signed exeeutrix All persons hay ing claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at her home in Wrangell, Alaska, within six (G) months from date of publication hereof
 Elizabeth E. Sinclair
 EXecutrix of the estate of
 Helen S. Sinclair, deceased First Publication Jan. T, 1949 Last Publication Jan. 28, 1949
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
SOUTH FOR CHECK-UP

Mrs Alberta Christensen lett on the Princess Norah Wednesday morning to go to Seattle for 8 medical eheck-up. She was accom- panied by her niece Mrs. Cherie Johanson.
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Under wa y:..

&)NCE AGAIN Full speed ahead!" The facilities of the Alaska Steamship Company are humming busily as another year of service to the Territory begins. Granting good faith in the agreements with which shipping service was restored, The Alaska Line is determined to provide continuous service to all Alaska for years to come.
 This new beginning, coming as it does near the start of new year, gives us an appropriate opportunity to restate our objectiyes.
 Alaska Steamship Company hopes that residents of the Territory-who look
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to The Alaska Line as the main artery of the North - will recognize our sincere desire to assist Alaska in realizing the full promise of her great future.
 The Alaska Steamship Company's first objective, therefore, is to provide the best freight and passenger service possible at rates that will promote territorial growth and prosperity.
 Our second aim is to encourage indus. trial development in Alaska.
 And our third aim is to accept our responsibility as good neighbors and be force for civic good throughout the areas in which we operate.
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HOUSES FURk. OR UkFURk.
.-BEDROOM BUNGALOW in Fall.
Church, Va; cow. to everything
FREDERICK w. BERENS, INC.
HOUSES uhFuRhishEp

DIT sToNE aoUsE nse5 NWao ~ 5.at Tms
sRooM ssfaSos tteaSP coTPAeP e. patty GsS furnish
plHs;; n,1Ne;. IES RsrTyn' Gsia Md ALVIN EP-
cirele@Attr. three-story, Stone front
double bedrms., i single, baths.
liv. I'M, din. rm., kitchen, garage,
nice-size backyard, finished base
ment. oil heat; $3.50 per month.
shods sh1dsy, afsaT ri. G$S s$Ss weekdays all gay
DET. BRICK HOME. excel. cond., 6
rms. and bath, full bsmt.; large
fenced-in rear yd.; nrepl in liv.
rm.; large screened-in porch; S135
mo. Call MA. $3.50. -
GEORGIA AVE. EXTENDED-A new
house with, bedroom and bath
on 1st a.; bedrooms and bath on
place, modern kitchen: full bsmt.;
on large corner lot; S175 mo. Call
NEAR 124' q, OF MARYLANp-e-room
and bath brick; oil h.-w.h.; with one
room, kitchen and bath apt. in base
3. ZANTziNGER, JRs WA. Isis.
bsmt.: located Kensington, Md; 500.
4:RM. BuN,GAIow-prince George.
Co. Co. Nd 1I,,Eb Elec; 1id and tel telephone. s25
N. H. AVE. NV, mr.. Emerson St
Row brick, rms, finished rec.
rm., HOLLYWOOD tile bath, gar. yard,
rent. S95. Refined only, refs. ab-
solutely req. Immed. poss. Give
full details about your position.
size Of family, ETC.. in 1st letter.
6;RM. BRICK garage and porch,
fenced yard; S115 per mo. Ritchie
ave, Silver Spring, 81. 9572. 3
500 PER MONTH, immediate possess
sion; 2-bedrm. brick, near Pentagon
and Navy Annex; convenient to
schools, stores and transp. WRIGHT
REALTY. NC, 4701 Columbia pike,
SUITABLE FOR REST HOME. One
bedrm. and bath on 1st a.; 4 bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd fl. All rooms
extremely large. Over 3 acres of
ground with large trees; 3-car gar.
conv. location in Silver Spring; 5000
mo. Avail. Immediately. CRANE
& HELAN, realtors, Sligo 1000. 5
NEW 5-RM. BRK. BUNGA., modern;
sc. Sec: $110 per mo. AK. 2O35.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Located on
Nebraska ave-. Just off Conn. ave;
3 bedrmS;, 2 baths; ideal location On
GaE 6 BodLE9 a5 E2fRs1, vi. T5 15ad. b''' SAM2AA
COMPLETELY FURN., ia story
bunga. nr. walter Reed Hospital; s
rms, baths. fin. bsmt.. immed
poss Long lease. LLOYD R. TURNER,
Realtor. ME. 1647. IL
CHEVY CHASE bedrms., 2 baths;
garage, gas heat, completely furn-;
Noy. / to Dec. Is: S255 per no;
utils. incl; refs. OR. 3417. y
BUNGALOWS rooms, bath, ami.
new furniture Deepireeze, a2a,,ns tsleyis1on sion
titul interior; Is. minutes downtown;
owner leaving city; Sl00 per month,
4 to months rent required in
advance. Can be rented unfurn.;
$50 per month. WA. $500.
GEORGETOWN - Brisht' sunny;
ffepl afspfiuisf aftra auFp Garden rms WOO o0"s
before after T. 3
SEVERN RIVER VIEW, about mi
from Annapolis, within committing
distance of D. C. Year round cot
tage of 5 rms. and bath, modern:
oil heat: 7 mo. winter season will
e4 + dssrea ssG mo- KELLEY RPifs oyer BSaR saR
NER. DI. 7740. eve. OR. $3.50, or
Gateman at Epping Forest will
show p
ONE OF THE INCEST and best furn.
houses we have had. First floor.
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, library and
lavatory. Second floor, 3 bedrms..
bath; maids rm. and bath: attached
gar, auto. heat. fenced back yard.
Call Mrs. Christman, ALLIED
REALTY CORP, 6700 Wisconsin
ave. WI. 6649. IS
1914 MILITARY RD.. Chevy Chase
Eight rms, three b., h.-w.h. toiD,
attic. cellar, porch. MA. 1899.
WEsTMoRELAND HILLs-2-bedrm..
Colonial brick house; large rooms.
screened porch, gas heat; det. ga
rage. Cali OIL. 1851. %
COUNTRY ESTATE, ,.5 min. to Pen
tagon: bedrms., 4 y baths. glassed-
in lge. sun porch, several flrepls..
beautiful grounds: caretake1 and and
mos. Nov l to April l. Shown
by appt DE. 5424 or FA. 6504.
CHEVY Chase perfect home;
beautiful recr. room; g. rms, 8
baths, gar. $3.50 mo. Nov. June.
MRS; CLYDE C. DUNN1NGT0N'
Def. Del; -fSs BRICK BUNGALOW. avail.
Immediately completely furn. Ii.
NE. OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
6 rooms, 3 bedrooms. full basement,
Ia baths; nice yard. ST. 42S2.
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SUBURBAN. SALE-MARYlAhn
MONTGOMERY COTTNTV

BETHESDA, nr. Lynbrook school and
Naval Med. .center-Attractive .
bedrm. bungalow. Kaiser dishwash.
e1 and Kelvinator recently in
stalled Eiec: clothes washer, with
spin spinner oIasl INCLUDED Economiesl na gas
fuil bsmt ST fSSos ,ooo. OPEN peais Sat. D1a ana
oL. .56es. lout wis. ave. Z mi. be. G
yond Bank of Bethesda, turn right
AIS At LIST st, st, beyond Edsemoor Ford
BEGaEsS2, Mfi9E g. Mp.-sew s-story 1s 5aicE
Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 1h baths; L
bedroom and " bath on 1st door;
bu1lt-in garage: A real value at SIS.
CHEVY CHASE, S12,95O-We cha1-
det home eny of eaeeens msfh eas zMaa
vile shingle construction in beau
tiful community Of large. expensive
homes; 5 rms. e bedrms). tile
se4aened na. pepaS mn large SonsTs.s
BY picket fence; approved for long
term 48c GI financing. FRANK s,
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. Ewes, call RIA.
GREENWICH FoRREsT-Fine stons
sb;i and brisk home on lot 75xl5o in
homes; Z rms. 8 baths. includes Ige.
library over 2-ear garage. paneied
rec. rm.. 2 fireplaces, servants rm.
FRAN FRANK ss S. PHILLIPS, i5fn 81. LII; III;
ewes. call RA. 1924.
KENSINGTON-Love 5-room homs
with built-in garage in excellent
condition; priced right at S12,750.
Call for details. WORTHINGTON
REALTY, S427 Georgia ave, ST..
$500; eyes,, Mr.. Dunbar. 10. 5-0527.
SILVER sPRING-5-rm. brick bun.
galow. Vacant. Stairway to attic,
Full bsmt. Gas a.-c.h. Level lot.
Close in. About $1,000 cash, bal.
terms. ROBERTS e. LATIMER, GE.
1870: eves., GE. 1885. .-S
SILVER SPRING-Near Catholic and
public schools. New, modern and
spacious, bedrms. and tile bath.
large iiy. rm. with fireplace. powder
rn1., din. rm., kit. with space for
breakfast set, full bsmt. with gas
&C. heat, side porch; level lot; ex-
eel. neighborhood; $16,350, G1 or
FHA financing; immed. poss. Can
Mrs. Sanders, DE. 3774. LEATH q
ASHLEY. INC, MA. 6464.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL, wife, baby,
desire unfurn. hse. in NV, within
h-hr. dist. Of downtown by public
transp.; S1o0 mo. tops; willing to
pay 6 mos. in advance; refs. Phone
HO. s135 after 6 pm. %
needs .2-bedroom house
or apt, convenient to store; maxi
mum, $100. w. Bailey, gen. mgr,
Franklin Simon, OR. 6700 or OR.
ROYAL AIR FORCE OFFICER and
wife require furn. apt. or house,
NV. district or Arl.-Falls Church.
Tenancy approx. 2 yrs. Call GIL.
1921. bet. ! and 3 pm, Sat, Oct. 8.
furnished home for rent; at least
3 bedrooms. Chevy Chase or 18th
st. NV; around $500 to S400
monthly; from 9 to 2 pm. AD.
1901; evenings DE. 5142. g."
MAN, WIFE, CHILD, one month old.
want house within 90 miles Of
Washington, unfurnished preferred.
LET EGH Ne Ne RENT Rs1F' YOUR FyRNs. or
unfurn. house: have waiting list
for Chevy Chase. Bethesda or NV.
MRS. CLYDE c. HUNTINGTON, WI.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

MODERN CLEAN HOMES and III,
come properties, white or coloreds
fY MYs' Sc Eek 7sfs yf; 1885, ATLAS REAL
IF fRoMPT ATTENTION to the sals
OF your home. business or invests
ment property Is what you desire.
sas sos North r. A. caa!}nI nGMpHR1Es as dRealto.
QUICK WILL be the action in buyins
your house for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK. 81. 7731. .RA. 34is. s.
CASH FOR HOUSES, if reasonable.
p e, or nearby, under $4,000. OIL.
2olo or P 0. Box 55s7, D. C. 10.
WILL PAY CASH for your house, any
condition or section, white or coll
ored MR.. MORSE, DU. s55s; ewes,
HAVE CLIENT with substantial down
s;,,r payment on 2-bedrm.,, old or new
nearby Va, near transp: Prefer lge.
ALL CASH for mediam-size medium Size home hom:
in Bethesda; $4,000 or more; own.
SILVER sPRfNG K Cash hi for your
w. Y; Z. BEERS sH. AZ, Ta' T!a5sst'' $3.50.
esFF eems Wa. IA nsa7sy s27s Md VIII pay is iaSh
I HAVE A CLIENT willing to invest
$4,000 cash in q 4-bedrm., 2 or
bath home; must have q lge. liv.
rm., din, rm., modern kit, den and
powder rm.. l st f.; prefer good NV,
west of 18th st. Please call RIGGS
& CO. EN-. 2345 or TO. 5627, ask
tor Mr.. Peters S
ALL CASH AT ONCE for your d. q.
house. frame or brick, large OF
small; condition tmmstertal. Bo1
80, Rockville. Md
WE WANT TO BUY q nice 8 or 4
bedroom home IN q nice location;
have all cash. Box 295-C, Star. 12s
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home. white or eolored.
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ARE YOU INTERESTED
In obtaining an attractive detached
Colonial brick residence In one OF
Washingtons best close-in locations?
Lovely corner lot, near Cathedral
John Eaton and oyster Schools,
transportation and shopping; 10
bright rooms. 31a baths, Bryant gas
h.-w.h.. gear gar, 1st-fi. Law. and
library, vacant; Just redecorated
For appt. to inspect, call JOHN F:
DONOHOE & SONS. "65th Year OF
Service" 314 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii.
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MOVING, PACKING s STORAGE

GENERAL HAULING; also ashes and
trash removed; call ewes. all day
Sat. reasonable EX. 1891. g
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time. MIR. COOK. GL; 6137.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service, furniture; trunks and
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 02s6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms, expert psektng;
co: INC, est; 1905,
finally make your move get our
price. Ewes, KI. S-7124. IL.
BAYNE g. SCATES, local or long dis
tance moving, storage, expert pack
ing. Agents for Clipper Van Lines.
81. 2777. Ewes, AP. 2297. Free
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937; ewes. GE. 1416.
81
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HILLMEADE
BRADLEY BLVD SECTION
MASS AVE. PARK

One OF the finest homes on today's
market. Detached, center-hall plan,
in exceptional condition, in nuiet
area near Shoreham Hotel. Step
down living room, 15x2S-ft. dining
room seats IA comfortably; library.
Modern kitchen with plenty Of pan
try space. Second floor has master
bedroom with bath and dressing
room, 2 additional bedrooms with
baths. Third floor has 3 rooms and
bath. Lovely garden. completely
private. Price reduced for imme-
daite sale due to owners transfer
Call Mr.. King for details. RIDDLE
REALTY CO, Realtors, 1742 K ST.
NV, DI. 1900. Eve, TIE O72S
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CRESTWOOD

On the edge of Rock Greek Park
here is a large home that has every
thing, bedrms., baths, library
rec rm.: built 8 yrs. ago by one OF the
best builders in the city. SOLEM
REALTY, MA. 4244; ewes, WI
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Soufhwese

1-FAMILY APT.-Wide ave, semi.
det., nr. Capitol, S1,5OO cash Va
cant. Good cond. Will exchange Oil
h:-w.h. Owner or your agent. Ia.
70l0. "a
COLORED-6Os D ST. s.W.-va.
cant. Lge., rms, bath, gas h.-w.h.g
$1,000 down. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e., TR,
400, VI 1915. -
& z ST. S.W.-S29S
down. $50 per mo-, rms, cleo, row
brick. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnick. l404 L st. NV, MA, SO36;
ewes. TU O291.
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RRIGHTWOOD

Near Walter Reed. We are pleased
to offer this prewar constructed
semidet. home; lge. rms. lge.
reception hall. 2Aa baths. gear ga
rage, Oil h.-w.h., full bsmt; In excel.
today's market. Act quick For
appt. to inspect, call GE. 93O2 until
q nm -
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HOUSES TO SHARE

SINGLE MAN to join housing setup,
with 6 or z other bachelors; ideal
living arrangements; lge. house,
bedrms., 3 baths, maid service. excel.
meals; best NV. section. OR. 1919
Sat, Sun. or after weekdays.
DOUBLE ROOM, front adj. bath,
cpl or 2 share beaut. furn. bunga-
low with 1; incl. phone, telev., piano,
kit, laundry, beaut. inclosed yard,
opposite school,, good trsnsp., rea-
sonable; reference. AID. 6795 eve
ninRS 8
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

BEAUT. l-bedrm. unfurn. apt, in
conv. NV. res sect, low rental, mid
for similar 2-bed1m. apt. MA. 47s3,
9-5 daily. Ill
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American Univ. Park

Seven nice rooms including
flrst-floor den and lavatory;
maids room and bath in base
ment; air-conditioned heat
with gas furnace, and many
little extras installed by the
owner. A truly distinctive
home, built to an individual
plan, situated on lice lot
with picket fence. To inspect
phone Harley Evans. WO. 029O
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
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Loca ted within minutes drive from
10th St NV. and District line, this
house should be the answer to your
housing problem. Situated on a
75-ft. shaded lot. this Groom tap
estry brick home is in well-cared-for
condition. Detached garage with
stairway to storage room above. A
first floor den and powder room is
to be added. This up-to-the min
ute home was built in 1912. Priced
at S1S,500, We can recommend IT
to the most discriminating pur-
chaser For further details call ST.
2400: ewes. and Saturday. OIL. 6447
PHILLIPS, CANDY e. FULLER,
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1905 H ST. NV. Ma. 2345:
RARNABY WOODS

brick painted white. En-
trance hall, liv. rm.. French doors
leading to porch. din. rm., kit. and
den; End A., 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 baths;
panelled rec. rm., fireplace. In bsmt. j
trees and detached garage. S24,-
500. Ewes. Mr.. Harper, WI. 1875.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. WI. 1920