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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
GIRL LOST,
 SEARCH ON

KELSO, Wash. Dec. 12-tR-A 16-year-old girl. lost since yester- day in rugged, snow blanketed forest near here. was sought amid snow and rain today by her des- perate family and a Sheriff's posse.
 The volunteers who worked yainly through the woods all night pinned their hopes on Ruth Amerle's Girl Scout training, trusting that her knowledge of workmanship might have helped her to survive the cold.
 Two inches of snow blanketed the rough, heavily -timbered country where the West Kelso girl disap- peared from her friends on a Christmas tree hunt yesterday noon.
 Ruth's mother searched the woods last night until she collapsed. ex- hausted, and was taken to a hos pital. Early this morning she slip ped out of her bed and went bacf to the rugged forest to search again
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
STOCK QU0TATI0Ns

NEW YORK, Dec. l2-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3, American Can 99as, Anaconda PTS, Curtiss-W Wright T, International Harvester 29, Ken- necott 50h, New York Central l0A Northern Pacific 1875. U. $. Steel 26A, Pound S2.80.
 Sales today were 1,780,00o shares
 Averages today are as follows industrials l96.17, rails 5069, util- itieS 4059.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
CHURCH ABLAzE
 AT PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG, Alaska. Dec 12- R-A faulty oil stove exploded in the first Presbyterian Church be- fore morning services yesterday. spreading flames to the second story before they were quelled by the volunteer fire department.
 Damage was confined to the front of the building. No estimate of the less has been made.
 The Rev. R. B. Spivey said the explosion occurred as he was ap- preaching the stove about 8 am. He and his wife salvaged most of the water-soaked hymnals and prayer books after the fire was extinguished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
CHRISTMAS SPENDING
 DOWN 8%

NEW YORK, Dec 12-tR-Christ- mas shoppers may cross up the ex- perts by spending record total of dollars this year-but if they're going to chalk up any records they'd better get started quickly.
 Individual stores are setting some peak sales records, but a blight has settled on others. pushing them far behind in the race for Christi mas business.
 Every year since 1888 there has been an increase in department store sales and in total retail sales Last year was the all-time record
 This year the general guess of the experts is that sales will be lower than last year--by a margin of less than five percent.
 But Christmas is the big spending season. Some merchants have been pulled out of the red at Christmas so many times they believe in San ta Claus.
 Last year the unexpected hap pened. There was a final rush Christmas week that kicked the year to a record.
 The Federal Reserve reports de- partment store dollar sales thf week ended Dcember were eight percent under year ago.
 The biggest factor in the decline is lower prices. They are off ar average of three to four percent That means the physical volume o1 business is just about as good as last year, and people are getting more for their money.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
AGA CARRIES 5
 SATURDAY TRIPS

Fifty-three passengers were car ried Saturday by Alaska Coasta Airlines as they brought IT pas sengers into Juneau and carried 2s out. Eighteen were carried betweer other points. No flights were made Sunday. Passengers were:
 To Hoonah: Mrs. Adam Green wald; to Pelican: Vivian Paddock
 To Sitka: J. Stoneman, Miss M. A Kreidler, Alice Juneby, Edwins Snethen, Marion Davis, Dick w Frank, Ray Renshaw, Russell Du- wall.
 To Angoon: Lena Tom, Pete Jack.
 To Fish Bay: Wally Westfall Cliff Joseph, Stanley Bowers.
 To Tenakee: Henry Moses, Elm ma Howard, John Howard, Mrs Ole Tang.
 To Tulsequah: Ivan Karatchenko Robert Sturgeon, D. Brown, N. G Lee, c. Gokisch, J. V. Sullivan, I Millos, V. J. MacNeil, w. Lem surea.
 From Tulsequah: Nels Braathen Ray Ciralto, w. Fletcher, Alex Rob ertSon.
 From Sitka: J. Kasko, J. Tram brough, E. Armstrong, Alkaline Karl berg. Fred Branles, Raymond San ford, Dr. w. Clark. From Wrangell: Frank Marshall John Wanberg; from Petersburg D. Scudder, H. Simmons, Mir. ant Mrs. E. Lee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
The w ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON icopyrisnt. ls4s. by Bell Syndicate. Incl


 " ASHINGTON-Colorado is a dry state, at least atmospherically speaking, but not half so dry as it's own son, Oscar Chapman, the new Secretary of Interior.
 Washington, on the other hand is wet. From the 12-noon Martini to the 12-o'clock nightcap, there is a constant round of wetness: "The Ambassador of Argentina requests the pleasure of your company. , .'The American Aeronautical Association invites you to be pre- sent. :" ;. ."The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Snyder etc .. ! So it goes
 The white engraved cards come in the mail and by hand, to the office and to the home, and no man in public life can regret" them all A hostess coyets Cabinet mem- Der as a bobby -soxer covets croon- CTS autograph. If he accepted half the bids, he could reduce himself to happy state of alcoholic in- competence in fortnight.
 But Oscar Chapman, by secret methods of his own, has discovered how to be dry, yet sociable. In short, he has lived through 16 years ot Washington winning and dining without taking a drink.
 Or rather, he takes drink ev- cry time, but never drinks it. That's his secret.
 Caught red-handed in his decep-
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'eserked Gu1,11an Terrorizes Neighborhood
'U. S CONSUL WARD FREE MAN
 AFTER "HELLISH TREATMENT"
 AT HANDS OF MUkDEM REDS
By the Associated Press)

U. S. Consul General Angus Ward is free man today, after 13 months in Chinese Communist hands.
 Ward and his 19-member party boarded the US. evacuation ship Lakeland Victory off Tientsin this morning.
 The American diplomat, who lost 25 pounds during a four-week diet ol bread and water, declared he had suffered "hellish treatment at the hands of the Reds.
 Ward, who was caught at his Consulate by the fall of Mukden tc Chinese Reds in November, 1948 ueclared his final freedom made him feel just as one would after St. Peter lets you in."
 JAIL MENU
 His jail menu was six slices o1 bread daily-plus hot water.
 Wards party was not allowed tc board the evacuation ship until the Consul had signed statement for the Reds that they had boarded safely and without molestation.'
 Ward is expected to leave fol San Francisco on Jan. 3.
 CHANG CHUN FREED
 Another high official was alsc free today. Former Chinese Pre- mier Chang Chun arrived in Hong kong after his release by Nation alist deserters in Running. Chanl Chun was caught along with foul top Army Commanders when turn. coat troops took over the city fol the Communists. He had gone there Friday.
 Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shel narrowly missed going to Running at the same time, Nationalist sources revealed.
 Chang Chun said the governor of Yunnan province, Lu Han, had approved his departure from Kun ming. Chiang, meanwhile, was re- ported executing Red agents or the Nationalist island fortress oi F'ormosa and preparing for an ex- pected Red attack on the island.
 THREAT TO COMMIES
 The U. s. has informed the Philippines government 1t will take positive action to counteract the Communist threat to Formosa,' a high source in Manila said.
 Two other emaciated American officials were back in Seoul today after 8l days confinement ir Northern Korea by Communists The two-Albert Willis and Alfred T. Meschter, members of the Eco homie Cooperation Administration Marine Bureau, were returned yes. terday.
 The Soviet backed regime indi' cated it had given up it's apparent attempt to get some form of US recognition in exchange for thu ECA aides who were delivered tt them by mutinous ships crew.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
MAN SOUGHT HERE

Tennis P. Oyer, 34. thought to be in Southeast Alaska, is being sought to take over management of Eureka, Calif., sports shop, the U. s. Marshal's office here announc- ed today.
 The message, received here from Mrs. Frank Dillon, said Oyer is wanted to assume management of Frank Dillon's Sport Shop, 405 Fourth Street, Eureka, because of the store managers illness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Baranof from Seattle due to ar- rive at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday after noon.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver, Wednesday, Dec. IA.
 Denali from westward due south to arrive at 9:30 o'clock tonight and sails south at II o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET

The Juneau Provisional of Women Voters will hold luncheon meet ing at the Baranof Hotel Tues day noon.
 An interesting meeting is sched- uled and all members are request ed to bring along their pamphlets entitled, Building World Security ,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-12
rmer President Herbert Hoover

Former President Herbert Hoover will make a speech on government economy in Washington tonight before the national reorganization conference. Hoover is expected to say something about concentrating too much government power in the nations capital.
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Evening star., 1949-04-01
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY

/ HAVE CLIENTS for the follovins
properties II priced right: 4 hedTms.
. baths with den and powder rm.
Mass. ave. PIX. or comparable loe
small fat for Investment; 3 or
esSIms :r in 81 sprigs ne or ~ dsk conn pa
ave. BOX COB, Star. 3
NEEDED-3-bedrm det. house. nv,
or Montgomery Co. maximum sl.-
$50 cash. $40 mo. insl. tsfes and
HAVE YoU a e-r-. 4. b, row IN seod
graham to Whittier nv, priced TO
sell. Call Mr.. RoNEs. OR 5l@2:
ewes, UN. 3340
If Y0u HAVE PROPERTY ior sale Z z
sold Il WON'T take me ions. JOHN
PRiyATE PARTY desires to buy
house in Brightwood or Peiworth
direct from owner. No sgen.s. Give
PastsaIaTs YoUk aoms ae' i. r.ssonssly ss priced
have q buyer WAITING. WALDO
HARRIS. II. 1919; NE. I23s.
WILL TRADE my new Buick Road
master Dynafov ssdanette - part
payment and pay difSersnce In cash
Will H PAY CASE Tor your hons-Any
ored Mr. MORSE. Du. s5Ss; esss-.
VIII PAT TOP CASE rnioE To-,
vour frame or er3cK house No eoM-
missicn RI 1883: ewes. Ap, GAIT
IT PROMPT ATTENTION 20 the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property q What you desirs
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor. sos
North CAPITOL. MA 6T3o Free o.
pratsals Results since 1918
CHARLEs 0. GUNN has clients wsit-
ing 10 purchase homes In any sec
ton Of wash. and nearby EHryiscc
FR. 1905
SAVE coMsGIssToSs--cssh for ycur
house, white or ceicrse. AT. 2i23.
QUICK WILL EE THE ACTION in
cHEIi Quick. 81. Sssi. RA. 5sis
%
WILL PAT ALL CASH fer srsan de-
tMchtd home in ne. or re&r5y Md
owners only. uN. sss3. -3
FREE APPRAISALs without oslirataor
On D. C. and Nd properties.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos

HOUSES FOR SAlE-Southeoss
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-3022 sth st.
lge lot; price, S9,950 HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope ,rd.
ptPoSF Sis TT. fARk fa4S; Vi HEiSaTs Ssa9 Brick
semidetsched home. containing larse
living room.. dining room, kitchen
with built-in breakfast nook, 3 bed
rooms ana bath; finished and heated
recreation room with beautiful bar
and lavatory; gas heat, large closets,
1s.' with ~ i'trU ist trust Of $1,000; small
cash down payment accepted: a
rare opportunity to purchase an
ultramode5n home. DAVID NILE
STONE: Realtor. Call MI kersn3
RANDIE AM L HHIGHLANDs@s-room pre-.
war det. brick. newly decorated
Venetian blinds, carpeting. fire.
places, full bsmt.: large fenced yard;
near schools, stores. transp.; leav-
ing city; priced to sell, Open Sat.
naSg and Sun u ! te sass e. 1907 3ssh pl. Sc
RaNDLT HIGHLANDS - Detached
stone home featuring large living
room with fireplace. dining room,
breakfast room. modern kitchen ana
large side porch: 3 twin-size bed
on jeve5y sy7S 10 rS.s SENATE sns
Sun, Mr., Jordan. Ax. il76, g.
Village, 1881 Fort Dupont Sc; mod
sa, BRICK Ips fs ony sas
S1a,a5O with . nrst trust Of ap-
RTSSPfRi1sssEs' RREsPR1sE Really I:TYV CO, tx. s4oo;
ewes: telephons GE s.il
Vacant; Brick, coal 'h.;EhJ 81
HARRY DREIsEN. eis Bond Bids
Ma. 7T72, or SH. 1922. 5
SouTHEAsT-Larse semidet. brick
home; all rooms large, front and
Sc: s.; ''giassis;r SENATE i''s 'ssEzffz ai'f a6
NEAR M NAVY YARD--a-apt. brick:
rooms and hardwood floors spotisss,
gas h-wsho fEll hsns;; IL. onIy ,ss 500 sss
MS Ms Fitsserald. coz d co. RE.
SEsR isIs' GiRsEsiE;NwAY issiE;NwAY APTs.-Niee s.
room, brick home; living room. din
ing room. modern a kit,: S.,S nsiiisy rsom. ssa
eIoss "a transpcrtstion and shop
ping; priced for quick sale at only
ssoin1iTHiEssT ssi1i4iE ssns RsAnfY sfIn. Hs CO. FIJI m
NEw suBDIvIsioN~ii sold. 5 left:
new detached bricks: has living .rfn.
with fireplace. dining room. modern
kitchen. 3 nice bedrooms. tile bath.
fun basement with "a bath. sas
heat: 2 homes are eenter-hall plans
with bedroom on LIST a Price,
sis.s50 10 $4,000; terms. SOUTH
EAST REALTY Co. 1911 Pa ave.
xa FR 9nff0 II
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PINEHURST CIRCLE

Chevy Chase. D. C.-Center-hall Co.
lonial home. only years old; new
house condition large living room
with fireplace, dining room. Kitchen.
II bath. first floor 3 spacious bed
rooms. > baths second foor; . fn-
1shed rooms IN attic. screened side
porch; gas &C. neat; built-in ga
rage. A remarkable value For fun
particulars. call Mr.. Northern 81
1859, with BETHEL, DI. 300
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HousES-SALE-k.W. Cont

1883 RocKWooD PARKWAY NV.
Adjoining Spring Valley. Our beau
tifM new. Colonial home in this
splendid location. We urge you TO
ake ma Your 9yn comPSFisoF a.. mote &
ish and decorative taste; consider
the location. . blocks from Horace
Mann Grade School and convenient
TO St. AIMS Church and School; z
Eepr. ave; includes wide center hail,
living rm;, 23.4x14, large dining rn ,,
fully equipped kitchen with latest
dishwasher: living porch 22xl3; 3
tory bedrm.. on 3rd floor; psneled
shaded lot with stream slammed BY
rustic bridge; EYES cal RAi 6924
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS Dl- l4ll.
ATTENTION. DoCToRs-why pay
ssmtd.tseRed Sss sehst bFiek e a' on pTenihsns
ssifsad eomsined once aSe and s0fneh home I n fHs
residential area for professional
s as4sse 1ooma Sssemsnt 0fshs fIIy asaf'hea Out q
ground with 2 entrances on street
tsvel; good terms 70 Eisht party;
I ". RICHARDSON & SON 1924
HoMT MASTERPfECE-we have been
granted the privilege Of offering 70, ior
sale one of Washineton's finest resi-
dences; the location is the very best
obtainable; nearly 2 acres OF beautl-
fully Handicapped ground. To try de-
scribing its elegance in an aoVeI :
tisement is useless; a few outstand-
ins features are living nm. 32xi :;
reception hall 22xl3: library 17xl4'
5 master-size bedrooms, 3 baths on
End floor; 3 bedrooms, bath on 3rd
floor; entire property In spien-
did conditions; estimated reproduc-
ton cost S125,O00. Priced at S75;.-
600. Ewes. call RA. 1924, FRANK
LUxuRiOUs custom built corner
brick. 3 bedrms., 3 baths, den, fun
bath 1st floor, ,L-shaped rec. I'm; I'm
this one today. ia. 134s, RA. slS9.
s2I KENNEDY ST. N.w.-vacant, g.
story brick; have your store. home
plus income here; price reduced.
Bee today. Open daily TILL I'm.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

Large siX-room detached brick home
three bedrooms, two tiled baths
recreation room with asphalt -tilt
floor; stairway to large finished
dormitory-tvDe room; oil air-oon-
dltioned heat; lot incloxed with
Anchor fence: vacant; Just complete
u redecorated. Asking s2l 800. Call
Mr.. Condit teveningk, OR 2l2D
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC,
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HousEs-sAlE-AE. Gent.
BUILT 2 YEARS

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nsS -ho4&e as2REbsos Hoo@ rEEy Rc6sa
gEproSt aseDsy 5efEsr thRz 1sN :
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sREE .crk- Soci insulated erctr8c
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Pr 70 nav - STrAGEFc c4as<
70 a8S Ire Y0u Wo- .Ec a srztsE
TslGr t3- ths money Evss. 81 u-,c
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TAKOMA PARK MD

212 Park ave Vacant, owner out 81
town reasonable price s'uccn or
steel lsth Hy rm and hrepl 4
bsdrms and bath, din I'm comp!
KIT oil h " h painted ltRhI dr.
bStHt with steel beams concrete
front perch storm wtndosk ana
screens. ssf fenced. nr. schools.
stores and churches Al nfehouEf
turn north . blocks 10 Hasn XA
r THORoWGOOU. DE o5I5. rvss
All aH-E
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ANACOSTIA A AREA

pet. corner house. excel section: 9
rms. consisting Of iiE. Tm,; din rm.:
bath, oil h.-wh.. built-in gar; suit
able for large family or income
property; ! block from stores and
TRANSFORMATION: priced for inmedi-
ate sale. shown ey sppt. only.
Mr. Holmes. En-. ee35 after Pm.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
1918 18th st nv. Ma 1873. II
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GEORGETOWN

2-Stofy brick house Just recently re.
stored to an ultramodern home. Five
lovely rms . bedrms Ia baths
large ly. I'm. with open hrepi hard.
wood floors throughout Special fes
lures include gas &C heat. stream.
lined kit, alI-brsSS hardware. com.
plete in every detail Early posx
Price. SIs,500 For appt. to inspect
call KIRBY KIBLER ST. $3.50. EM
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YORKTOWN VILLAGE

Brick Colonial prswar; entrance foyer,
living rm with fireplace. good dininE
rm. kitchen. screened porch. 3 bed
rms. tiled baths full hsns ga
rage You wiIi enjoy iisins in thiK
eioAs-in suburban RFeas where your
children walk 10 school In mtns
Harper. ewes. WI 1878 RAMuFI
u BoGLEY INC 1904 Wisconsin
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FREDERICK MD

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BETHESDA

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HOUSES FOR sALE-Southwes,

HOUSES FOR sALE-Southwest
$3.50 DOWN buys this larse brick
home containing 8 rms, baths.
new furnace. h-wh How can you
beat It? ARKIN REALTY CO. ST.
3q52: ewes, GE. 90l9 Il
COLORED - $500 DOWN - Conven-
iently located to all Southwest Gov
ernment buildings: has roosns,
full bath, hot-water heat. sss and
electricity; easy monthly payments
FLOYD z. DAVIS, 1929 X St NV.
Ma. 0352; ewes. WQ. s55S. II
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Cal NE fIsa astsl o sm. j.
wESzET BUCHANAN.
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NEAR KENWOOD

Let ~ xtso. THIS cetsehse s-reer,
brick hoFns 10 located On o bsansssul
assFusee6 lot hssins asAny axs trees
and an aat6pas FyiA ard pgense
ssaes efrsrlns ecsnpsese prssscy tEs
ki.ehsn ana sersxnsc paysh 1re
fooY has . be6gooms sns 4 hsths
3rd asof has bs6reons rsies
roon Ane s. bath iE hahxsnSns
Frsce, sas ssa Exesasses'
r. A. TWEED co.
skEA FnNn Asa Kss afsf1 sfss q N o.,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korhwes
FOXHAII ROAD

1910 TO 1912 Foxan I'd. NV. Oper
Sat. Sun. and daily, ] TO 5 Here
new home on FoxhaU I'd II con.
tains beautiful rms. 2iz baths
gas &C heat beautiful lot. PRICED
right. S. r MARTIN & CO. Real.
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SLIGO PARK Hills

Hear and see beautiful gllsn Cfctk
from your own porch LOT iu ths
apple blossom sec OF Silver sptinE
New e-rm / 4-bRth brick home
4s II vide, with vide center hail
modern kitchen. large iiyins rm
dining rm and hedfms on con
crete street, close to bHE. stoIFt and
schools Out Pinry Branch I'd to
Para valley I'd turn right bin
10 Number I07 ROBERT X LOHR
owner. All Csdar st. TaEanR
parry GF ua.~ i.
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SHANNON 4 &LUCHS co.
A SIX .nEDRnOM NOME

On Large Lot. Only SIS 500
& sos hG,t assr hcg f1 Ata
hanF where sua ,sH Eg+zs F.t
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PINEHURST SECTION
OE CHEVY CHASE

Only S26.95O for this two-year old
detached center-hall-plan brick, or
lot 62xl37; six really lovely rooms
2 baths and frst-floor powder room
stairway TO attic, screened rear
porch; air-conditioned gas heat
built-in garage. Owner has reduced
price to less than cost. Phone Mr..
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
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SAMUEL Z BOGLEY- INC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Noh~es, HOUSES FoR sALE-Aorsh-e.t

COLORED-ON THE HILL
Very attractive srlck home, 8 rooms
and bath near Gec.EgE Ane New
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frogs; porch. garage; cont 20 srhoolA
stores sn6 tFansportAtloo
FLOYD (. DAVIS CO.
e2a X st. n-E,. Ma e352. efesr
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TAKOMA PIX -S1n asn

Attrar. bungalow With bssut newer
garden, 4 rms and bath on main r
with | lac. nicely nn rm and bath
in bsmt close to stores and buses
price reduced for quick sale ROB-
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SHANNON & LuCHS co
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Wood -Conley Co, Realtors
BUNGALOW s500 DOWN

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SILVER SPRING
NEAR HECHT'S

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S1O,750--VET'ERANs

ssv Oct hoak<s. z ke6rms, sEpane-
able attic, fan bsm; with oatsids
eat. aYsal, range and rsfrr, nsw
street. good ioe-. terms. $3.50 e1ea
srd se9 30 per NO to s8attf1sS vet
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