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Evening star., 1949-03-20
HOUSES UhFURNIsHED tcent.) |

new ooNDITIoS6 aID.t1. I'm. Tm: TIE hsdIa bath
NEAR hasS; $500 asss BLK. OF MASS. ave. NV.
Detached compact 6 rooms, IA
baths; Earase; very reas. rent. Box
AsIiNGToN. siyisi on 3 bedrms., =. full baths,
Y s75 5; mo- d'q wM w. s,5 soaNsoa aRa fesi es& oW
ANNANDALE. vA.-About 8 mi. PEN
tagon; 6-rm. Cape Cod bung.. 3 bed
rms: S125 mo. GIL. 6251. "a
DENTIST RETIRING. (Waiting room,
gorl; room labo Located eaa On E
csesSl aooMs s. with hen1 ons Ts's and b.es esS5
$s5 per mo. For Navy only. Rock
s.BEDRM: yis1H BRICK BUNGALOW, part.
lyt finished attic: Falls Church.
Will rent to Govt. girls s1ao no.
,eRM. I'm HOUSE. .conv. to transp. and
ssGrsSi advsnce no; rent Ar reao ca. II ss2o. H u mo-
NEAR PENTAGON and Navy Annex
3-bedrm. brick, full bsmt, oil heat.
SY screened s6sp porch sli5 a month. Call
w}NDr hi oiSi ikSNolL-House ynturn.. 3
rm. I3x30. dining rm. 14xl4. cleo
trio kit. equipped, den 1OXl4, l2
bath. furnace and laundry ,rm. on
1st floor. oil h.-w.h.. electric hot wa,
ter heater. 2-car garage. lge. yard
with shade trees, plenty Of room for
garden. Vacant. phone avail $50
month; can after pm. for ssp-
ARLINGTON, vA.-One block from
Wash. and Lee shopping center: @
bedroom brick. semidetached. 5-room
house. large attic; $125; years lease.
BUNGALoW; 500: l year old; 5 rms,
bath, full bsmt., oil heat; vac; Belts
vile. Nd. GE $500 or 4455.
ARLINGTON-5 rooms. unfurnished,
red brick. corner lot: will redecorate.
Rent. sl35. Call CHI. 7176.
CALIFORNIA COTTAGE
2-bedroom bungalow on high ele-
vation. Living room with, 100 SO.
It. picture window. lovely view;
beautiful garden terrace: fireplace;
modern kitchen with automatic
Bendix washer. REFRIGERATOR. range
and steel kitchen cabinet; hoor-to-
ceiling storage closets in both bed
rooms: gas radiant heat keeps en-
tire floor warm and comfortable: ::
large storass space space il =, attts; r:s;r. Only 9ns
area. mile. beyond D. G, - line Z;
Shown by appt. CARL NJ. FREEMAN
REALTY CO. CAL NO; l4l4 SAT
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EXCLUSIVES, AREA
2OO TUCKERMAN ST.

Open today, ! to 6 pm. An extreme;
ly beautiful Diet. brick home. well
located in one of the highest sections
Of the city; Colonial in design. the
home features attractive center-hall
arrengement with living rm. and
screened porch, dining rm.:, master
bedrm and pvt bath. . additional
bedrms. and tile BATH complete nm
ished Ord floor. recreation rm. in
basement; 2-car det. garage; very
expensive wall-to-wall carpet and
luxurious custom made draperies in
OWrer must sell make offer. See
Mr.. Berenter, on premises.
Legum g. Gerber Realty co.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
COOP. APTs. FOR SALE tcont. J
IMMEnIaTE OCCITpANCY

Inspect these attractive newly deco
rated apts. 9 bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm.. reception hall and beautiful
new kitchen; 1885 Phelps pl. NV.
Cooperative. Il blk. west of Conn.
ave. at California ST. apt. 33 open
> to pm. today. EDWARD J.
KYLE. Realtor. 1907 Eye st. NV.
ST Kim co Oils 20
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C
IryaHrrrFIn

WAKEFIELD
This custom-built prewar-conStructed
corner center-hall Colonial brick
home, with large living rm.. side
screened porch. paneled den (13.3x
9lO) with powder rm.. family size
dining rm.. spacious reception hall
and kitchen, offer an ideal flrst-
floor plan. Three bedrms., 2 com:
piete tile baths with large screened
porch on end floor. Stairway, to I'm
with huge cedar closet and ample
storage space. Lot has frontage
OF 100 It. Attached gar. Priced
to sell Early inspection urged,
Location is most desirable and con-
venient in Chevy Chase. D. c.. TO
inspect. clal Mr.. Manson. EN-. 1929.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1Ath ct nI 234R
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

CHEVY CHASE, -. ~.
CENTER HALL WITH DEN
3O43 oliver st. NV. Open today 1-6:
See our sign Y block south OF
Utah and Nebraska aves. ! OF e
distinguished group Of nav Colonial
homes combining williamsburg ira
Craftsmanship, materials and equip.
Set scr porch. din. rm. twin seat 16,,
antique paneled den, powder rm.;
8 twin sized bedrms., beaut. tllcd
baths. full =, stairway leading TO
space for additional rms: on 3rd
floor, a truly superior kit; with
built-in elec. dishwasher and other
extras, aluminium screening. yene-
tian blinds, Ar lumber throushout
&C. gas heat. heavy Vermont slate
roof, det. garage with overhead
doors. II you want the best ,hsSe
is your best buy; trades on smaller
yIT TArcANEAN pP AWNEP
Evening star., 1949-03-20
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
RR2n 21st pY. NV.

New detached brick, liv. rm. with
fireplace, Ice. din. rm., KIT: ana
5 beautiful bedrms.. 2 baths on 2na "a
A.. built.in 9e;CPsn TO anI aSrk
sunday. .. Q. BIRON, IA. 7SSHV1'
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S1O 500 BUNGALOW

-entered on Q pretty corner lot of an
excsilent community is this % rae.
tive 6-room and bath home. Real
wood burning fireplace; full base
ment and h.-w. OIL heat; Close J0 50
minutes downtown. CAN Mr; Golds-
borouIh,. EN-. 9b39, with BE1TzhLs
Evening star., 1949-03-20

ONE BLOCK FROM GEORGIA ave.
near Walter Reed Hospital-semi:;;
detached brick house Of 8 rooms,
baths, hot-water oil heat, with ga
rage; attractive house In good con,
dition: occupied BY owner. Car
day LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. l71s
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LISTING SERVICE

LISTING SERVICE
u. have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apart,
ments under S75 per mo. we VIII
ment mot rooms) without charge.
Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Al. 1868 weekdays, 8. a.m.-5 pm
Just say Il want to list some nous
ing"
COLORED COUPLE, expecting. want
,1furn, rms. kit and bath, NV.
Pas. " Cali pU. 3l17.
nIORFD-UNFURN APT. Cple with
, children desire 2 or 8 rm; apt;
ct once RA. 1854. Call between
v and 5,
Evening star., 1949-03-20
CHEVY CHASE D. c..
CHEVY CHASE

Near Blessed Sacrament and Rose
mary School, This detached brick
home, in new-house. condition. We
built by one Of Washington's out
standing builders; 1st door living
room, dining room, beautiful elec,,
tric kitchen with dishwasher andd
bath. 3 feet above lst-fioor level.
and 2 other large bedrooms and tile
bath on End floor; heated and nm,
ished room on 3rd. level, attached
garage; oil h.-w. h.; located on beau
tiful lot with many shade trees. F.
EM I1aO. Qpen 8 TIL 9.
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WeStmoreland Hills

This unusual home has 9 nice bed
rms. and bath on 1st A., plus liy.
rm. with flrepl.. lge. din. rm. and
de luxe kit; 2nd Il. has :. lse
bedrms. and bath and exceptional
closet space; screened porch and -
car built-in garage; slat roof: gas
a..c. heat; well financed; lovely
neighborhood.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4934 Wis, ave- OR 1926
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American University Park
Groom detached brick with garage,
screened back porch. lavatory; first
finished third door; deep lot. $2O.-
500.
No Brokers WO. 1888
Evening star., 1949-03-20
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Novthws,,

Amer. Univ. Pk.-$24,950
In st. AIMS parish. close to shopping
center, theater and all schools:
attrac. det. brick home on nice level
lot; recep. hall. 22-ft. liv. rm., din.
rm., fully equip, kit. den and DOW
der rm.. SET. porch; end H.. bed
firepl.; oil h.-w.h.; very attrac.
terms.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
1924 Wis. ave, OR, 2326 till @ pm,
Evening star., 1949-03-20

SALE BY BUILDER
Six-room brick; 1st-f. powder room;
short distance from schools, transp.
and shopping. within 2 blocks Conn.
ave. Open 10 pm. daily. Out
Conn. ave. to Appleton St., left to
Reno rd.. left 2 blocks to houses.
HAROLD FRANK
Evening star., 1949-03-20
BRIGHTWOOD
CLOSE IN
4814 WESTWAY DIR.
2 ROW BRICKS

Ideal for rooming houses, 9 rms. and
bath. h.-wh. each. Nr. G. W. Hos.
pital; S23.500 for both. Call =:
COth st NV. RE 1881
Evening star., 1949-03-20
WEST CHEVY CHASE
Near 10Th and Webster NV.
A REAL Buy

lovely brick home with six larEea
HeYiihi large living room with fireplace. din.
ing room. den and modern kitchen
on 1st floor, full basement. oil h.-w.
heat, garage; priced for quick sale.
E. M. FRY, INC. u
WI. e740; Eyes. OIL. 4770. 20
(Oor tinusd on Nsxt PsgN
Evening star., 1949-03-20
100 Eye St. NV. ME. 1850
ON 18th ST.
JEAR SCOTT CIRCLE

ON 10Th ST.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
An imposing and well-built brick,
house; lst a.. street level, composed
dental offices; 2nd and 3rd fis.. as
beautiful living quarters and 4th
Of $3.50. This. fine home would
service admirably as a clinic or
be ideal for embassy, legation.
being recalled into service and
house and all furnishings priced for
Immediate sale 1ee- call M Mrs; osH Gum
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors, 1907 o St. NV. 20
Mr.. Wardman Park Hotel
Groom row brick in choice NV. sec
tion: excellent transp. and shopping
facilities: 2 porches. garage; oil
heat: best "alue in neighborhood:
JOHN ZIRWES. INC, Realtors, zoos
K st. NV, Elk. 1856, RE. 6345.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-ko,thwest
CHEVY CHASE MANOR

CHEVY CHASE MANOR
Open Sunday l tin dark. 6el1 Turner
lane-Price reduced. Brick model
home, ideally located, l blk. from
din. I'M, kit. screened porch; 2nd a.
3 bedrms., 2 tiled baths: attached
garage: gas heat; nice lot; priced
low for quick sale. Directions: Drive
out Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase Circle.
turn right on western ave. to Turner
lane, left to property. w. B.
WRIGHT. EN- 5000.
CHILLUM-DETACHED
Nr. New Hampshire and Kennedy.
Lovely mok. 6-rm. brk.. comp. Turn.
featuring carpeting. .television. deep
freeze. etc. 2 baths, lge. I'd: immeo.
N. CHILLUM, SEMI-DET.
Nr. New Hampshire and Peabody.
Cute as . doll. 5-rm. brk.. rec. rm.,
oil h::,,w.h.. lse. I'd; $500 down,
bal like rent
AUERBACH g. CO., DI. 65O1
1924 K st. Ewes, ia. 3342, OR.
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AMERICAN UNIV, PARK

HMEItIVAN UNIV. TAHh
1923 Butterworth pl. NV. - Open
Sun Sun. i-6 Pm; Colonial Oct; brick
large living rm.. dining rm.. kitch-
en-, paneled den and powder rm.:
second floor. large bedrooms, with
, baths; paneled recreation rm.,
built-in garage, oil a-c.h. Conv.
ter and transp. Substantial cash
required. E. r. BOYNTON CO.,
1925 Wis. ave. NV. OR. 0SOO;
ewes. Mr.. Blackwell, OR. 1851.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
OPEN, / TO 6
1871 SHERIDAN ST.

Open Today. l Till Dark
Come out and see this lovely semidst.
brl. horne featuring & lge.., BRENT
rms, 3 twin-siZed bedrms., batns'
Low cash payment, balance l trust.
Price, to soil.
JESS FISHER g. CO.. INC.
1AonK St. NV. Realtors. EE. ISL.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
METZLER, REALTOR

1lU0 W. ave. IA. coVV.
Town House--Off Conn.
Row brick: 2 story. 12 rms: 4 baths;
developed. 3 apis. and rooms;
$4,000 cash: income pays balance.
DU. 1877. RA. 1921.
WEST CHEVY CHASE
Omen Sunday. l til dark:, 4s24
Drummond ave; A beautiful Geor-
gian Colonial brick home. 1ss n.
has full center hall, 22-ft. ,liv. .rm.,
breakfast nook and tiled lavatory;
2nd f., lge. master bedrm. with 2
closets, tiled bath. Also 9 ether
nice bedrms. and tiled bath. Lae.
STORAGE attic maids rm.. porch,
garage; slate roof; deep. wooded lot.
Close to schools and buses. Direc-
tions: Out Wisconsin ave. past How
ard Johnson's Restaurant at D. c.
line to 1st trafic light. continue on
? blks. to Drummond ave. and New
Homes" sign and property. W. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;
Builders, 100 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

New DeL. 6Tk.-9l4,Soo
OPEN DAILY, II TO Z
327 Delafield pl. n.w.--There is
priced under $4,000 that. can
compare favorably with this home.
It is of all-brick construction with
slate roof, copper flnshing and
plumbing. This splendid home con-
tains 8 lge., bright rms. and de
with nice firepl, master bedrm. and
beaut rec. rm., with asphalt tiled
floor. are two splendid features;
SpIendidly equip. kit, including o
GU. it.. refgr.; regular stairs to m.
esr esi'c, det. n-w gar gas ea' 70 inspect: Drive
out 18th to Delafield and. left to
hose. Look for the Metzler open
sign. Nights. call GE. 20ss:
METZLER. REAITOR /
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Open 1-5. 1875 Underwood st. NV.
Vacant Diet. brick; 9 large rooms,
2K baths, lst-h. powder room. nre-
place in living room and basement.
large screened porch, gas ht.. plus
many other extras. LOUIS HoD-
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Elk. 1888.
HEMIOCK ST
COZY BUNGALOW

This one you must see! Two bedrms.
equipped kitchen. finished stairway
to lge. attic: effectively HANDICAPPED
lot; very desirable section of Silver
Spring; $4,000.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28

When you buy an item at Brumfield's
you know before you buy it that the
quality is good regardless of how low
the price is. Nothing but better grades of
merchandise are ever allowed to get
through our receiving roor1 We see to
that.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28

II will pay you to set aside an hour or SO
to come to see our stores. See the values
we offer. see The money you save by our
EVERYDAY low price policy. See how
much more satisfaction you get from our
better quality merchandise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
PUBLISHED RULES
 AVAILABLE TODAY
 ON SALMON DERBY

Bright orange posters were being put up today in Gastineau Cham nel business firms to proclaim the Io49 Golden North Salmon Derby and distribution was begun of thousands of folders giving com- plete rules and the list of major prizes.
 E The international folder contain ing a chart of the fishing area may he obtained at the same sporting goods stores which have entry blanks, and some other agen- cies. The stores are Juneau Young Hardware Co., Quilico's Sport Gen. ter. Thomas Hardware Co.,, I. Gold stein and Madsen Cycle and Fish ing Supply.
 Both posters and folders will help spread the Derby fame throughout Alaska and outside. Transportation companies have volunteered to see to that.
 Pan American will spot" them in Nome, Fairbanks, Whitehorse, Seattle and Honolulu. Pacific Northern Airlines took a good load out today for Anchorage and num- erous smaller communities in the interior and along the coast, and will also distribute them at their Seattle offices.
 Alaska Coastal Airlines will see to thorough distribution in South east Alaska, and the pamphlets Will be carried on all vessels of the Alaska Steamship Company
 The folder includes such infor- nation as that on eligibility, hours and area, qualifications, tackle, boats, landing, weighing and the awarding of prizes.
 Keith Wildes and Sim MacKin-. non are co-chairmen of the Salmon Derby, which is sponsored by the Territorial Sportsmen, Inc Ava w. Blackerby is publicity chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
JedniCe Welsh and John 1. Walton Are
 Wed on Monday

Wedding plans or 1Irs. Jeanice Morrison Welsh and John Lester Walton eliminated in a quiet cere- mony performed by the Rev. Willis R. Booth of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. E. Robertson late Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Walton is well-known and has many friends in Juneau where she is a frequent visitor during the summer operation of her can nery interests at Hoonah She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed ward E. Turner, of Bellingham.
 An investment broker with offices in Seattle, MT. Walton's residence is at the College Club.
 Only attendants at the ceremony were Mrs. Ali N Monsen and MT Fred O. Eastaugh.
 MT. Walton, who served in both wars, retired from the Army as Lieutenant Colonel in December, l947, after service in the South Pa cific. A Field Artillery officer, he completed his service on General MacArthurs staff in charge of the army's invasion monetary system,
 As the only woman owner-opera- tor in Alaska's canned salmon in dustry, Mrs. Walton has for several years been operating the Icy Straits Canning Company at Hconah.
 With no time at present for a weooing trip because we have to get back to Hoonah and can fish, MT. and Mrs. Walton left for the cannery by plane today alid will return to .-L-eau at Tae end O. thi; week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
NLRB EXAMINER TO MAKE REPORT
 IN J5C-!LWU CASE

Both parties in the National Labor Relations Board hearing held in Juneau yesterday have until August ? to file briefs, after which the trial examiner will issue an intermediate report.
 The hearing in District Court Chambers was the final one grow ing out of a complaint by Juneau Spruce Corporation charging Local lo. lnterns sional LOngshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, with unfair labor practices.
 Result of the hearing will be determination as to whether or not the temporary NLRB injunc- tion preventing the union from picketing the Juneau Spruce plant will be made a permanent one.
 With William R. Ringer, Chief NLRB Trial Examiner from Wash ington, DC, presiding, the hearing opened yesterday morning at lO o'clock and was adjourned late yesterday afternoon
 Melton C. Boyd. Seattle, of the regional office, was counsel for the Board at yesterdays keaiing He had presided at the first hearing in September.
 William L. Paul, Jr., represented Local Is, and Norman Banfield, Juneau Spruce Corporation.
 An NLRB determination April l ruled that Local l6 had no right to claim the bargeloading jobs for which they asked to be assigned.
 After the local failed to accept that determination, Thomas F. Graham, Jr., regional director, issued the unfair-labor practice complaint
 Under the NLRB injunction, picketing at the Spruce Company was discontinued May g. Picket ing had begun in April, 194S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
PA HAS BIG TONNAGE
 OF FREIGHT FOR ALASKA
 DURING MONTH OF JUNE

Pan American World Airways car- ried 258 tons Of cargo from Seattle to Alaska during June, D. E. Me Moran, regional traffic manager reports.
 This is the biggest month for northbound cargo during the air lines IT years of Alaska service, with the exception of two months last fall, when the volume exceed ed this figure due to the maritime strike. Fresh food shipments con- tinue to make up the bulk of the cargo.
 Pan American Alaska Clippers carried more than 3,600 passengers in and out of the Territory last month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

The Kaibab National Forest in northern Arizona comprises 750,OOO acres and contains the largest stand of virgin timber in the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12
ORD. POP. SEC. 6.

No person shall drive ! motor vehicle upon the streets oi Juneau unless such motor vehicle IS equip ped with muffler in good work ing order and in constant opera tion to prevent excessive or unus- ual noise and annoying smoke.
 After Monday, July IT, all vio- lators will be subject to arrest.
 BERNAE.O E. HULK,
 GA 3t) Chief If Police
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-12

Some primitive mammals neither shiver nor perspire and lack ade- quate internal temperature control.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Miss Sparacino Wed

Miss Rosalie Grace Sparacino,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Sparacino. became the bride yes
terday of Mr.. Vincent Joseph
Moylan, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moylan of Riverdale.
The Rev. DR.. John j. Coady
officiated at the ceremony in St.
Anthony's Church and a dinner
and reception at Hotel 2400-fol-
lowed.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, was at
tended by Miss Angelina Panta-
lone as maid of honor and by the
Misses Carmel Cocchairo, Jane
Moylan, sister Of the bridegroom;
Marilyn Michael and Josephine
Totaro as bridesmaids. James
Burton III was ring bearer.
Serving as best man was Mr..
Karl Hooker, and as ushers. Mr..
Joseph Sparacino. brother of the
bride; Mr.. Anthony Gianni, Mr..
Chris Jones and Mr.. James Nogel.
After a honeymoon in New York
the couple will live at 1903 Twelfth
street NE.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
% Wed in July

Announcement is made by Mr..
I'd Mrs. Lawrence p. Switzer of
eston, w. Va, of the engage
ent Of their daughter Carolyn to
r. John j. McGrew Of Mahanoy
L., the wedding to take place In
ashington in July.
Miss Switzer, an employe in
evidence Hospital Clinic. Is q
aduate of the Providence Divi-
On Of the School of Nursing Edu-
,tion of Catholic University.
Mr.. McGrew attended Blooms
lrg State Teachers College and
smple University and is a staff
.ember of the Massachusetts, In
;itute of Technology.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Two-doy Tour
Set for May
In nAIexondrio

The tour season still hourishes
in the Washington area. the next
two scheduled being the garden
tour on the 30th sponsored by st.
Albans Episcopal Church and the
two-day homes and gardens tour
In Alexandria on May z and 8.
The Alexandria event will be
the largest since tours became
the fashion. Twenty-Five homes
have been listed for the two days,
all but three Of them In the oldest
section of the town. Those in
the outlying area are Summerhill.
Judge and Mrs. Thurman Arnold's
home at 1901 Duke street; Eastern
View, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sherier at 2525 King Street
road, and Windsor, the residence
of Mrs. Philip P. Campbell at
1890 South Arlington Ridge road.
On the. North side of Alexandria
hosts who will open their homes
are Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin r.
Korell, 428 Washington street;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Goodale,
GOT Oronoco street: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner L. Boothe. I'll Princess
street; Miss Sallie M. Jefries,
s05 Cameron street, and Mr.. and
Irs. Frank E. Mann. 211 Cameron
rtreet. The Carlyle House at 121.
-7airfax street and the courtyard
Il the Humphrey hotel at 311
cameron street are included.
Crossing King street to the
-outh side Of the town the tourist
lay see the homes of Repre-
,ntative and Mrs. James c.
uchincloss, 113 Lee street; Col.
nd Mrs. Charles Beatty Moore,
17 Prince street; Mr.. and Mrs.
ugh B. Cox, 210 Prince street;
t. Gen. and Mrs. Elwood r.
uesada, 224 Lee street; Mr..
ward c. Van Devanter, 221 Lee
rect, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard R.
olley, 212 Fairfax street; Mr.. and
RS. John Howard Joynt, COL
uke street; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
allach, 301 st. Asaph street, and
r. and Mrs. Harry w. Harris.
A Franklin street.
The old Presbyterian Meeting
,use at 321 South Fairfax street
II be open; an exhibit of Alex
: ldria heirlooms and antiques
! II be on display at Chequire
, ouse, and the Observation-Disclosures
,othecary Shop will also be open.
= en-.
Proceeds from the tour will go
ward the restoration Of the
,msay House, believed to be the
lest structure now standing in
exandria. Tickets will be avail
lie at the AAA, Seventeenth and
streets; the Questers, 1929
isconsin Avenue; the Alexandria
r lamber of Commerce, and on the
US of the tour at the Gorge
.ason Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-03-07

Panama has ordered bait fish
ing stopped temporarily to con-
serve fishery resources.
Evening star., 1949-03-07
Falling Franc Makes
Monte Carlo Casino
Poor Mans Paradise
By Stonley Swinton
Asseeioted Press Foreign Correspondent

Associoted Press Foreign Correspondent
MONTE CARLO. Mar. 1.-THE
man who broke the bank at
Monte Carlo could get his working
capital today by swiping Juniors S
piggy bank.
Depreciation of the franc has
turned the most famous gambling
casino in the world into a poor
mans paradise.
Surrounded by beautiful gar
dens and overlooking the blue
Mediterranean, the casino bears
the formal and impressive name
of "Societe des Bains de Mer de
Monaco" - Society of the Sea
Baths of Monaco. All plunges
now are taken on a cool, green
roulette table.
Today Papa can be a plunger
for the price of two tickets to the
corner movie. The franc is going
for more than 315 to the dollar
at the banks-and for around 500
on the black market.
Admission Only so Francs.
Admission to the casino costs
only so francs for the public gam
ing rooms and $50 for the "pri-
vate saloon
For one franc-less than third
of a cent-you can play the "one-
armed bandits slot machines.
These quaint devices are labeled
made in Chicago"
In the public gaming room, from