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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
MODERN ETIQUETTE & RyoBERrA LEE

waiting the table handle the cups and
glasses?
handles the glasses at the bottom
glasses where the
must touch.
permissible to have al-Whte weoong ano"lng he
brides 10 white also?
A. wishes to do
@ to give Sunday morning break
% a friends?
A hour before
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
That Non-Resident Fisherman's Tax
(Ketchikan News

Ketchikan News @s
The "Gruening tax is certainly working in re-
verse. & 8e&HE
Yes. we mean Just that-the "Gruening Tax" for
was the boast of his payroll supporters before the
Senate Committee hearing that for the first time under
him Alaska had been given a taxation system
and what system!
Take for one instance the tax of $50 on non
resident fishermen This hits the halbut fleet hard
blow.
1t means 5000 for average boat of six-men
crew.
Besides, the boat, if it sells in Alaskan port it
must pay the raw fish tax If it takes on fuel IN an
Alaskan port it must pay the fuel tax
The general result is that the value OF business
that will be driven away from Alaskan ports Will FAR
exceed the tax collected.
Worse yet. ill-wil is created
Anv business firm would commit commercial sui
eide by antagonzng its best patrons.
For the sake of few "measly dollars" to help
pay padded payos for collectors ana assessors an
"ffth-w Wheel boards created for the benefit OF the
personal machine headed by the Governor, we Gauss
hatred and ill-wi from some of our best patrons.
It should also be remembered that the long-range
hs but boats not fish in strictly territorial waee
Even SO. however it is not likely they would nave
Objected to nominal nonresident tax because VI
their friendly relationship with Alaskans ana Alaskan
development
Instead of penalizilg fishermen, most places Try
to device ways of attracting them and increasing ehe
trade values of fisheries. -
Unless we are very much mistaken the lisheriien
who risk their lives and valuable properly every @
., ope trim and the buyers and business interests
generally are not going to take this ADDED DO" lying
down. -, L. r,,,
Further attempts Of those responsible TO Apply
the "soft pedal should be ruthessy oeaC Will
Let's call a spade spade ana not qulpple
IF YOU will compare your assets and liabilities with
those of the H. s. Government you will find that you
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
ONE DOLLAR LUNCH

Featuring ham, creamed pota-
toes, homemade apple pie, served
at Lutheran Church, Wednesday,
May 4, 11,30 to 1:30. IS ct
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03

Trollers Attention.! Stop at Mad
sens today for your supplies
Spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc., at re-
duced prices. ITO #
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
WARNING

one government agency lildt ID
carefully watching on this nutri-
tional question is the Department
of Agriculture. The Department
foresees not only higher support
prices for surplus dairy products,
costing the taxpayers millions, but
serious economic threat to dairy
farming if baking chemicals come
into wide vogue.
In a confidential report prepared
for Agriculture Secretary Charl-
es Brannan, Ralph Trigg, Chief of
the Production and Marketing Di-
vision, points out
"It is our opinion that the De-
partment should object to the APP
proval of chemical softeners as
acceptable ingredients in baking
formulas, because of the effect on
the health of the nation, since evil
dence indicates that the substitu-
ton of chemical softeners Tor fats,
eggs and milk considerably reduces
the food value of the product.
IF the facts warrant, and ii the
Food and Drug Administration, be-
cause of statutory limitations, is
unable to prevent or limit the use
of synthetics as substitutes for
natural foods in bakery products,
we would further suggest that the
Department request new legislation
on this matter"
TRUMAN ON NEW MEXICO
When the President is pleased,
his face lights up and two dimp-
les pop into his cheeks. Thus his
face gave him away the other day
over prospects of returning to old
| haunts in New Mexico
He was invited to slip down to
Santa Fe this fall for the Tooth
anniversary of New Mexico's pio-
neer paper. the Santa Fe NEW
MEXICAN. Making the plea was
general manager George N. Rey-
nolds, who called at the White
House with New Mexico's two
senator's, Dennis Chavez and Clint
on Anderson.
Truman wouldn't make any flat
promises to attend, but he recalled
with a chuckle his early eXperien-
ces in the State He had visited
New Mexico in 1909 and again in
1924, he related Both times he
had stopped to rummage through
an old curio shop and chat with
The. owner, the late J. S. Candel-
ario. One prize Candelario showed
off was trunk which he said had
belonged the Lew Wallace, early
New Mexican governor and author.
of Ben Hur."
Truman recalled how Candelarlo
had told him with a broad wink.
IF 1 sell that one, it will be the
ninth one have sold"
Chuckling so that his dimples
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 1l5
SECOND and FOURTH -
Monday, of each month ~ #
in Scottish Rite Temple IN.
beginning at 7:30 p. m. XIV
GLENN o. ABRAHAM, W
worshipful Master; "
JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03

If you will compare your assets and liabilities with
those of the u S. Government you will find that you
are richer than least not nearly SO poor as your
Uncle Sam.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
MAY 3

Linda Gay MacLean
Jean Fowler
Natasha Calvin
Irwin Fleek
Mrs. Sigurd Olsen
Margaret Nelson
Katherine Gray
It. M. Edwards
Ted Mulrooney
Grace Adams
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05
The OLD TIMER ADVISES BUTTE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
ON HOW TO COLLECT BACK TAXES OWED CITY
BY ACM'S BUTTE water COMPANY

ing of the legality of this two mill
levy, but what l want to know is,
why does it seem impossible for the
city of Butte to collect from the
Butte Water Company, the back taxes
due the city, that have been accruing
since the year 1908. 1t was at that
time that the supreme court of the
state of Montana, ruled that water
rights were taxable by the commu-
nifty or district where the water pro-
duced was consumed, regardless of
where the water rights were located.
This is not a freak decision by
our supreme court, as some people
would have us believe, this, l am
positive of, as member of the pres
ent attorney generals staff and my
self checked this phase of it num-
Der of years ago and found about
eleven other state supreme courts,
supporting the same decision as
rendered by the supreme court of
the state of Montana in 1908. In
view of these facts, there is no rea-
son why your city attorney cannot
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05

appeal to the board of equalization,
requesting them to place value on
these water rights, that the Butte
Water Company, as late as 1882,
claimed were worth we'll over one
million dollars.
Never Decrease In Value
In case there is any attempt to
cut the value of these water rights
from their original value, your at
torney general should object very
strenuously as all expert testimony,
including that of Cornelius F. Kelly,
tends to prove that water rights
never decrease in value, but on the
contrary, nearly always increase in
value.
We cannot expect the Butte Water
Company or its parent company, the
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
to come to the city council or school
board and say, Gentlemen, we have
just discovered that we are in ar
rears in our taxes, land as soon as
you compute the actual amount due
the city, we will be pleased to send
you our check for the full amount"
No, corporations do not work that
way. If the city is ever going to
recover any of these back taxes, or
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05

/ complished the desired result IN the
reclamation of arid areas in the MD
west, and
Whereas, the Veterans of Foreign
Wars are keenly interested IN the de-
velopment of the middle west for the
purpose of creating opportunities Tor
the many GIs now without homes OF
their own, and
Whereas, the development of the
Missouri Basin appears to be the only
opportunity available at this time to
create living space for an ever IN
creasing population; the immensely
of the opportunities which may be
available in the business, such as
banks, insurance agencies, garages
merchandising, trucking, and every
conceivable branch of business that
could be stimulated through the Gre
alton of Missouri Valley Authority
and
Whereas, it does not seem prob
able from the experience of the past
SO years that the existing agencies
will accomplish this development
without the creation of the Missouri
Valley Authority;
Therefore, be it resolved, by the
9th Encampment, Veterans of For
eign Wars, Department of Montana,
that we go on record supporting the
Missouri Valley Authority, and that
we inform our members in congress
from the state of Montana that we
favor this development and urge
their support thereof.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05
FULL TEXT OF VFW'S
RESOLUTION ON MISSOURI
VALLEY AUTHORITY

Whereas, there is now before the
National Congress what is known as
the Missouri Valley Authority, and
Whereas, any reclamation in the
western part of the United States
would provide untold opportunities
for the present GIs, many of whom
are still going to school, and
Whereas, the creation of a Mis-
souri, Valley Authority would unity
what the Army Engineers, the Rec
lamation Bureau, the Pick-Sloan
plan, and
Whereas, the above mentioned
agencies have for SO years quarreled
among themselves and have not ac-
those of the future also, they will
have to carry the fight to the COM
pany, and | am certain that in this
way, they will recover the money
due them.
The city is badly in need of rev.
enue at the present time, and | am
sure the school board could use some
also, so instead of levying
special levy, lets step out and collect
this money that is long overdue.
l remain, Very sincerely,
PAT C. SULLIVAN, Butte.
Copies to C. F. Kelly, j. R. Hobbins,
New York, Standard Post Publ Co.,
Montana Labor News, and The Peo-
ole's Voice, Helena.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05
To the Honorable Mayor and
City Council, City Hall,
Butte, Montana

q Lie hdNOI anu
City Council, City Hall,
Butte, Montana
Gentlemen:
I see, by the papers, that well
attended meeting was held at the
council chambers a few days ago, to
discuss the matter of the special two
mill levy as set up by the Mayor and
City Council.
In looking over the list of those in
attendance at this meeting, l notice
that all the Spoilers were repre-
sented. Yes, the banks, the rail-
roads, big business and all the in
dustries had someone to speak for
them, but the producers of all
wealth, the miners and muckers had
no one representing them. Perhaps
the spoilers figured that if they were
properly taken care of, some of their
wealth would eventually trickle down
to the common people.
Accruing Since 1908
am not a lawyer and know moth
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05

of
L. il forma the tina
and 7voesa enot
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05

DEMAND THE UNION LABEL
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-05

eanaHv Gydn s o
+ Rep James or roll
edmn Ody me- record
Gs job investigating
Evening star., 1949-01-29
HoUSES-SAlE-S.E (cont }

NSOUsy
NR esth AND PA: AVE. s.E.-Vacant,
2, 2rapt; ,Ia.td brick. ~ Each apt. has liy:
r suitisnd. aso Ma aaVe SoHTHEAsT SapI Rllsh
REALTY LIZ, CO.. 1911 Pa. ave. Sc,
NR. FAIRFAX VILLAGE; $1,000 dn.
and ,S77 per mo. including taxes
and insurance will buy nice 6-rm.
brick home; liv; rm.. din. rm;, mod;
shoppins. Priced $i2. 500: soUfH- I'll.
East ! 4 rI REALTY Ad5C co" ls11 Pa. ave.
YEAR "a AkMoRY-a.t.mily ar I9sg; apt, ga each
apt; has 2 rms. kit. dinette, tiled
bath with shower, rear porch. sep
ER1cK A. BLUMER Co.. Realtors,
e MoexN ea 81 Dr. hh Fl rdrssst 19ss Heisht
Md. near D. c. line. Lovely white
z. story. . rms. and bath, 4 bedrms.;
f. fenced aes io ia mans Ss% Other % ns Ds fes
tares: only $12. 1850; $1,000 down.
AAlNHNENBERG AlHy u, REALTY CO., FIR.
s$is $is7 ERogHEns II Il pL. Sc, GO cong.
ntS.-Det. Wnlte frame. rms,
stor. attic, new gas h.-w.h.: ga
rage; fenced lot: near bus, shops,
SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1868; ewes,
vi. O990. Il
81 900 DOWN and Ss5 per month
will buy nice home with 81
acres of land. next to CDonnelfs
farm at 1913 Marlboro pike s.e.;
this land may be very valuable
some day, as 1t has considerable
rms. and bath, and garage; q
real bargain. ANNENBERG REAL
TY CO. ER S367 till @ -30
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

URGENT NEED-Have buyer who
Siil pay an cash Immediately for
S. PHILL1Ps. Di. I41i. ~" fsN Ms
HAVE PURCHASERS for homes in
NV. or Chevy. Chase. Can procure
apt. in NV. for you If 1 sell your
FSE eGick ~ sssssGs saSs selling FL .5S g,
Call OW,. $500 for o free appraisal.
VIII VIZ f0n PaY roP SIyd CASH sHIinssH9 sRIGE ioI
as re- or s5s eiss eSase eSss Ab 30 ss7 s9n
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor. 80s
pfaiaas H1rh caDsS sssutA MA snse s7se ps PTse aD
CHARLES s. GUM has clients wait.
ing to- purchase homes. in any Sec
ton OF Wash. and nearby Maryland.
1 vi Will ISPai Pay CASH for houses. white
iocation! Eves essataiHSs eai DE- e. Ssss $685. OF
60 YEARS SERVICE to local prop.
erty owners guarantees results. List
your property with VIM. H. SAUN-
DERs CO, INC. Realtors since
soGTHEasT and IL N6arhGAsr Rs bGls prop
HARsis. etxi Ii 0ass!s 1919. Tashf NE. fa$4. A4AhDo
I WILL PAY YOU all cash today for
your house in any section or in any
CUSTOMERS waiting for 2. 5 and i
bedroom homes in Silver Spring or
Call today. WORTHINGToN REAL
TY' Realtors, s427 Georgia ave,
wHAT's HHi Tso0l YOUR pR1cE?-rree wSa ap-
any time. Ewes. DE. 454i. zAGAMi
pikEcT pTkEcTft FROM IN o1sSi o%sER in good NV.
section; briSs, 8 TO 8 rms, 2 baths
LfsriSas Isl issa MaNTRb VA FEB salesmansb, sa
Is really needed today to sen houses
You'll need the experienced sales
men and expert appraisals this Of
GE. 29o0. L, T. GRAVATTE, Real
MEbATE M iS1s exsa "a III BUYER "a of6s$o f6s
4 bedrm. homes in Brookland or
Woodridge IN ne. and adjoining
p. g. Co. These people need homes
and mean business; live and op-
crate in these communities and will
Koed sss PEenes No s5s sctaia WITH shAssos Ms ss'f
LLgUGHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
CALL ARklN FOR ACTION in selling
your D. c. home for cash. ARKIN
UP TO si5,00o CASH viii be paid for
4.bedrm. home in Spring Valley,
Gent. Briarclff, wesley Heights. or
kenwood area. Calll buyers repre-
IMMEDIATE SERVICE. will buy 0 or
sell your home. D. G: property only.
Mo NE JAY TR. soas; ewes. FA
UNDER s1e,00O-win trade new
h9me r IN Mass; ave. nv; S23. 500.
BUILDER, OIL. 2016, p. o. Box 5597.
UP TO $40, ,ooo-Americsn Univ. PIX.
or Chevy Chase. D. c.; for well-built
3 or 4 bedroom home. modern con-
SI stsucsion; tSao Call LEWIS BROWN
HOUSES wanted for sale-If you
have a 2 or 3 bedrm. house or
bungalow you wish to sell quickly In
| Woodbridge, Mt. Rainier, Hyattsville.
Riverdale or. vic, please call Mr..
watson. with the o. B. ZANT-
FINGER CO., 945 K st. NV, Ma.
6371 or WA. 1919. so
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COIORED

Vacant-$1 900 down-Todd pl. ne
1O-rm. semidet. brick with 2 baths,
2 kit, full bsmt.; with hot-air heat;
reoecorated
$3.50 down-9th st. and Fla. ave. NV.
6-rm. brick home with gas, cleo,
hot-water heat.
$500 down-Near 18th and H sts. n e.
6-rm. row brick with gas. elec. and
bath.
81 900 down-Columbia I'd. and Ga.
ave. Row brick with 9 rms, bath;
gas, cleo, full bsmt.: with hot-water
heat; front and back .porches, gar
age. SURETY REALTY CO., AID.
0531: ewes. FA. 0259 or 81. 1850
or TR. 1887 or TR. 1927. -2a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeoss

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeast
family home, or q home for large
family. or q home ideally located for
doctors ofice and home combined?
Well. we have it. First floor has 5
rms. rms e bedrms. with dbl. closets.
place, attractive kitchen; 2nd floor
has 3 bedrms., or bedrm.. living
rm. and kitchen. full bath and stor-
age rm.; basement is large, light,
airy and dry with front entrance
foyer. half bath and separate laun-
heat; attached garage: fenced lot.
Very prominently located Priced at
S24.950, WHICH we. feel is very rea-
ssonable: excellent terms. Full mar
pss yaus ome aowa b ig5fs fSs y9Hr M
RIVER TERRACE-oniy ST 800 down
for this nice 5-room row brick with
heat: immed: poss. o'BANNoN
woobRibSGG EsA5FH &C. 'buSGAISw; ER S,le s12sboo al
netian blinds; excel. eond.; no
4os aGAckENBos sT. N.E.-For
sale by owner. immed.. poss.; 5-rm.
sssa s SSsn i1a 5
row sSRpas ssR1eR. Gsa aa oniy eaGc7 sl7oo dos0- so
Nice. clean, 8 rooms and bath, bsmt..
gas heat; good location. FORD Z.
MORGAN. ST.. RE. 4e10; ewes. AK.
81 : TRANKLIN Sl; ST; Ne. z facing
bath. 20-ft. brick: 3 large bedrooms,
tile bath with shower, rec, room
s6evn Sy app asa. only N sSGa % oe@ 9E
1895? MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO..
OFF I@s MNSEsoraa M g. ax SyEcosaer p1 ssae semi
detached 3--bedroom brick home;
awnings. Anchor fenced d' yard; excel.
lent condition. SENATE REALTY
SIx-ROOM. IH-BATH BRICKNDet.
home. 2 blks. off N. H. aye;;M-Has
s16,s5o. substantial down pay
BAKER. re. 7s4s. Alex. % ee44.
Open ewes; and Suns. Q til 9. 80
1iSo sth ST. N.E:-vaeant; 8 rms,
sos EYE ST. N.E.0Vaeant; V can't: rms, n
bath, h.-wh.: $3.50 down, S99 per
mo. Open Sunday. 2 to 5 pm.
102 Sth ST. N.E.-e rms, bath,
h.-w.h:: $3.50 down. $50 per mo.
Open Sunday. 3 to 5 pm. 80
SEVERAL FINE HOMES, in choice
locations. HARRY PORETSKY &,
SONS lNC.' 1913 X ST. NV. MA.
1897 D ST. N.E.-Brick, 2-family;
gar; two 1-bedrm. apts. plus An.
bsmt., porch; gas h-w.h. Sl4,95O,
terms. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1868;
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TOWN HOUSE

Near Catholic Univ. 2529 North Cap
itol St; Kay-built home of superb
finishing and workmanship; priced
and screens; disposal in sink. ampe
factory-built cabinets. large modern
range and refrigerator; beautifully
decorated throughout; full basement
with outside entrance, gas a.-c. heat;
large liv. rm., din. rm. and kitchen
End: streetcar at door with down
town just minutes away; faces the
Govt. filtration grounds with a per-
petual view. Call FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC 1923 K st.
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MOUNT PLEASANT

WOON I dI11O111N
An English village type house. brick.
in a row of contrasting front ele-
vations. Very unique! Rock Creek
PIX; and 18th St, 1N blks. away;
on End A.; liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
I'm. with dble. doors to lge. scr
porch, mod. kit. on 1st f.; bsmt..
laund.. oil h.-wh., maids rm. and
Law; real bargain for S14.950.
MA. 2557 wkdyS. for appt. to in
spect. Exclusive, JOHN H. MILLER,
Jr.. g. BRO, Realtors, 1872 < st.
NV, 80
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HoUsEs-sAIE-Ne fco,,

COLORED-SI 900 TO $1,000 DOWN
10th and E. Capitol; 6-room brick,
front porch, full bsmt., oil heat,
newly decorated; owner going south,
has real BARGAIN for you. Call Mr..
Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO., ST.
conSRHpL2od5 oiss e " 5sssi ST., near TSe Teeh.
High SCHOOL, 6-rm. row brick, ar
ranged as 2 apts.; excel. cond., part
sGoTT SC ddod SANDERS. TR. 1858; ewes,
ceEoRED-oFF St: GSsS LINCOLN PARK
N.E.-6-rm. brick. mod. improve
msnas Osa' o s75S %ovs cali III %e 1n dSxn %rs
Fitzgerald, LU. 2949. cox l. CO.,
| CSLokHD1e-RM. 81 RED: BR1ck-sath, gas
heat. nice location. Call for appt.
to Inspect; 1891 1st St. THoS. p.
coIoRED-oPEN l PM. TIL 8 pm.
ne: 8 rms. 2 baths, detached frame
house, large deep lot. Or cali MI.
Garlock: Ho. 1147, with E. EARL
WEMPLE, Real Estate. 80
COLORED-I836 LIST ST. NEG
rms. row brick, plus porches;
concrete garage, Venetian blinds; ex-
sel s 5Ge area ts1s near Tssh Aigh a.SnHs ssheS
HS' ri TRINIDAD EsSo AVE:
bsmt., complete bath, kit, etc; ex-
cellent condition; price reduced;
owner leaving city Mr.. Hamlin, MI.
6317. PASQUAL REALTY, Elk. $3.50.
CoLoRED-N.E.-5-rm. brick home:
gas, cleo. heat and bath; price,
$5.250; down payment, 81 600, bal
ance $45 monthly. JOE CuRTo
REALTY, FIR. 1900, S35 H st. ne.
COLoRED Il APT. vACANT)-Besu.
tiful 5-family brick apt. bldg in
1900 block NJ st. ne. (5 yrs. old);
rent S3.426 yr. Bargain. S23,950.
Excellent investment. GE. 11OS,
COLORED-10th ST. NE, near Md.
ave.-Row brick. 8 Ise bedrms., full
bsmt, c.h.-wh. Priced low, small
down payment. j. GINBERG, RE.
1899, RA. 1925. 81
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HOUSES WTD. 70 BUY (con,.

5.RM. MODEM BRICK HOUSE with
bsmt;: have $4,000 cash; give
details. Box 448-S. Star. 80
LIST YOUR HOUSE
With us now and start packing.
Highest prices paid. We need homes
for the homeless. Call ST. 1923,
PHILLIPS & CO. 30
YOUR PROPERTY
May be Just what our clients want.
For prompt. courteous action, phone
AT. O566 or AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
S422 MipO ave ee 9f
Evening star., 1949-01-29
HIILCREST

1904 Branch ave. s.e., open Sat. and
sun, l pm. to dark-Detached
brick; 6 rooms and bath; large liv-
ing room with fireplace. family size
dining room, modern kitchen with
breakfast nook, 3 bedrooms and
lovely bath; large screened side
porch with awnings; full basement
with heated space for recreation
room, built-in garage; lot. 50'xlOO,,
with barbecue fireplace in rear: oil
hot-water heat; good clean condition
Substantial cash required. Shown
curing week by appointment. Mr.
J. WAPLE co.
EXCLUSIVE Agents. 1924 14th st. NV
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SLIGO PARK HILLS

SLIGO PARK HILLS
Open Sun, to 5 pm. 10 Devon st.
Mr.. professional man! A beautiful
home, with very large rms. 4 bed
rms. 21a baths, liv. rm. with mod
paneled mahogany walls, patented
accordion doors to gueSt-sized din.
rm.. huge de luxe kit, breakfast
bar and complete lower floor kit.
for conv. entertaining. Reasonably
priced S29.500. Directions: Out
Piney Branch I'd. to Belmont Court,
right and follow signs to house and
open sign. r. J. ScoF1ELD. 81.
Evening star., 1949-01-29

OUTSTANDING BUY
will consider trade on this new
true center-hall detached brick Co.
lonial, 6 large rooms, 2 baths, stair
way to full attic, 1st-fioor powder
Bryant gas heat, copper plumbing,
slate roof, lovely wooded lot, 6Ox125.
Convenient to everything. Call Mr..
Reavis, MA. $40: eve, OR. 1921.
ALDON PROPERTIES, 1929 YER
Evening star., 1949-01-29
ONE FLOOR HOUSE

Silver Spring; conv. to bus. An ex-
ceptionally neat and well-built brick
home featuring spaciousness and
comfort. There are 2 good-sized
bedrms. with lge. closets, tiled bath
with colored fixtures, lge. liv. rm..
separate din. rm., modern kit. with
space for dining; lge: airy bsmt.;
lot. To inspect, call JAMES E.
SCHWAB, OR. $500; after 5 pm.
call Sligo 2575 or WO. 140s. 80
4101 3rd st. NV.
Open Sunday 9 to pm. Home
with income, lovely S-room semidet.
brick on corner lot in section con-
venient to everything. Arranged
as 2 apis. with 2 kitchens and 2
baths. Very reasonably priced. Call
AID. 0021 for details. SHOCKEY
a. MCOPHEAn ReaItors 40
Evening star., 1949-01-29
g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Wv ~VY-Y~Y ~- -

Of1ANNON q LUCdS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Mr.. MACARTHUR BLVD.
with 2 bedrms. and bath, liv. rm ,
din. rm., ultramodern kit. on 1st
floor; liv. rm., 2 bedrms. and bath on
2nd a.; GOOD NV. location. only 10
minis. from downtown Wash, over
new Freeway; income possibility;
priced attractively. CHEVY CHASE
1900 TIL 8 p.m 20
Evening star., 1949-01-29

3035 CHESTNUT ST. NV.
rooms, 2 baths. powder room;
garage, large wooded lot; near Rock
Creek Park. Open 2 to g pm.
Sunday, or call AID. 0021. Direc-
tions: Out Conn. ave. to Chevy
Chase Circle, right on Western ave.
to Chestnut, right on Chestnut to
house. SHOCKEY & MOoRHEAD,
Evening star., 1949-01-29
725 OIJEREC PIT,

colored-Row 3-story brick; s bed
rooms, 2 baths, .o.h.w.. 3 porches.
condition. Don't miss. House open
II till 6. ST. 1923. Phillips g.