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.ed-Nr. 14th e. Monroe

Colored-Nr. 14th & Monroe
3-story row brick. 9 rms. arranged
for families or rooming house, B
baths. 3 kitchens, INV. h. (oin.
garage. Possession at settlement.
Priced for quick sale. DE. 3l42.
METROPOLIS REALTY e. INVEST
MENT CO. 1713 No Capitol st
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BETHESDA BARGAIN

Is KENTBURY WAY
Owner leaving town. so We offer this
nearly new. well-constructed, 6-rm.
brick home with screened porch, for
your inspection. Open Sun. l6.
Out Conn ave. to East-WeSt hwy.
left to Chelton rd.. left TO Sleaford
rd.. rt. to Kentbury dr., left to
Kentbury Way.
C. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
4o41 Wig Ave EN- 4ihN N
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2-FAMILY HOUSE

. complete apis. of 3 rms. kit. and
bath each; gas h.-w.h.; built-in gar;
located in very desirable NV. sec
tion conv. to every rythlng; rriced to
sell; attractive terms. Call Mr..
Reavis RA 1859: ewes, OR 222
j. B. TIFFEY & SON, I43 Kennedy
ct n N, -o6
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KENSINGTON

26 ST. Paul st-A snug, detached
liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm..
kitchen, 8 bedrmS. and bath; ga
rage; lge lot. Price reduced, &C
com nan6 ting terms
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OPEN-4727 18th ST-Detach, a
reE home in a residential sec Bed
rm. or den 1st fl. Sun parlor. screen
porch, bedrms. baths: oil heat:
2-car garage; nr. everything. MR..
PAUL, ia. 6245, ia. 0142.
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RANCH HOUSE

On more than u OF an acre, In
close-in Whitehall. with ,l2O-ft;
to permit gracious living with mini
mum OF housework. Radiant heated.
Three bedrooms and two baths.
Wealth of closet space. % IT., plus
living room. Combination kitchen,
breakfast room and laundry with
Hotpoint dishwasher. garbage dis
posal and de luxe refrigerator.
Westinghouse Laundromat. Large
screened living porch. storage. room,
two-car garage with extra hobby or
storage space Top quality ma
terials and workmanship. Price,
S29:750. direct from builder; 51l9
Burllng I'd. Open daily and Sunday
until 9 pm. Burling rd. is rs
miles west Of Wisconsin ave. on
Bradley blvd. PAUL J. FRIzzELL,
OIL EnAn
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BETHESDA

One of the best. small. modern homes
you ever saw; perfect cond.: the
best equipment, de luxe reCr. rm. .;
attract. lot; nr. Naval Hospital and
school; owner will take back Ice.
1st trust. Furniture and furnish
ings incl il desired. Call for de-
tails and apt TO see.
Billingsley & SanderSon Co.
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COLORED-READ!
1206 Euclid St NV

Your opportunity for owning one Of
the rare Colonial porch homes on
the hill is fast becoming limited;
entr. off front porch into wide
reception hail, lovely bedrooms,
81, baths, full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.:
tult-in bricS, garage. rear sun ter
race, knottv pine office in bsmt.;
convenient for professionals. Rea-
sonably priced for quick sale; sub
stantial but moderate cash paymt.
Call Mr.. Williamson, HO 1915.
EJIGFNF nAUIDSnN rNr
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BPIGHTWOOD

BP1GHTWOOD
rs Rittenhouse NV: open Saturday
and Sunday, noon to 7 PM; priced
right: excel. location; smartest g.
rm. semidet. brick in city; spotless,
roomy, with 8 bedrms.: features de
luxe, kitchen. rec. rm., swell back
yard. inviting front porch; schools,
shopping, recreation and transporta-
ton within 3 blocks; merits your
premises. JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
1922 18th st. NV, ST. 1900; ewes,
kP 1909 "a
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BEDROOM-Thls lovely
detached Cape Cod brick home is in
excellent cond. and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy: 1st floor has re-
ception hall, 22-ft. liv. rm with
firepl., dining rm., modern equipped
kitchen. bedroom or library and
powder room: End floor, 2 very large
bedrooms and tile bath: full bsmt.
20-ft. screened porch; built-in ga.
rage; gas &C. heat: large fenced
lot. For appt. to inspect call w B.
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000. 34O0 Conn.
ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor+hwest

DlGN1FIED - ATTRACTIVE
3O41 Chestnut st. NV.
Open Sat. and Sun, till dark. A
lifetime home. in a beautiful setting.
adjoining Rock Greek PIX. Contains
6 rms. 212 baths, garage and many
other fine features which should be
seen to be appreciated. Call Miss
Ferry, TU. 210O or EN-. 0912, or see
representative on premises. How to
reach: From Chevy Chase Circle.
right on Chestnut to house.
SHOCKEY g. MOORHEAD. Realtors.
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4olJsEs FOR sALE-korthwess
HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthwes HoUs

Univ. Pk.-$15,750
OPEN SUNDAY l TIL, DARK
bath brick and frame home has
excellent value and the owner can
give quick possession. 1st f.. has
a liv. rm. din. rm., equipped kitch-
en-. 2 bedrms. and bath: 2nd fl. .
ment. There is an additional nlt'-
sery on the End fl. Directions:
Out Wis. ave. to Sears. Roebuck,
left at corner on River rd. to
property. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. $500, 3400 Conn. ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest
GLOVER PARK

2414 seth st. nw-A fine Groom
home in new condition. New kitch-
en- equipment. New washing facil-
tiles. Also recreation room. Only
ST., 500. OR. 1742.
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LARGE STONE COLONIAL
IN FOREST HILLS
1349 Shepherd st. NV.

Open Sunday. / to 6. Vacant. 2O-ft.
brick. containing 6 large rooms
bath. oil ht, plus finished 3-room
apt. in bsmt. with outside entrance.
Ideal as an invest or home, and
being put in new-house condition
LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 5707; ewes,
ct RSps
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwe..
5246 Colorado Ave. NV.
Omen Daily. 9 to Z

server by its effective insulation,
spaciousness and better quality; 10
rooms, 2 baths, oil hot-Water heat;
2-car brick garage: fine lot. Mr.
Hurd will be on hand to furnish fur
ther information. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1919 K 81. NV, MA 1866.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes,
COLoREp-1e14 QUINCY ST. NV.

-tOpen . till 6 pm todayD Lux
urlouS and immaculate. comfortable
liv. rm. with wood burning hrepl..
de luxe din. rm., inclosed rear porch.
modern kitchen. 3 bedrms., sleeping
porch, tiled bath, dry bsmt. with
stove and toilet. Det brick garage.
Concrete front porch, lovely rear
Handicapped yard Early possession.
LEATH &; ASHLEY, INC, MA. 6464;
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Mr. 18th-VARNUM SITS. N.W.-3- :
story, detached. stone; garage, 4
bedrms. 2l2 baths, fireplace: basmt.
has recr. rm., kit. facil., laundry;
oil h-wh, large lot. trees: excel
lent cond F. HUNTER NELSON, ME.
S131: eyes co 1890
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NEAR CONN. AVE.
1924 Ontario rd nw-Vacant. Open
Sun, 3-6 pm: reas. down pay
ment Price, S13,a50. Call DU.
4O27 or TR. 6l90.
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DUTCH COLONIAL, Sl7,75n. : See
this det. home; loc. mr.. st. AIMS
Church and school; on. nice lot; lst
f.. liv rm., din. rm.,. kit. and den;
2nd f.. bedrms., Ia baths and
sleeping Iorch. See today. F. A.
TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave. NV.
EN- 1890. Office open Sun, 8 to &.
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Mr.. N. Cap. & Bryant SITS.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

Stop looking! Here is your homei
2O-ft. row brick. with Colonial front
porch, rms, bath. full bsmt. and
built-in garage SURETY REALTY
Co AID Oh3l till q m 40
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DOCTOR

offers good location of
Conn. ave. at Dupont Circle: . en-
frances on same level to waiting
room and to house; large bright
rooms, garage. sun deck. Reduced for
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Colored, Open Today, 1-8
Possession, ~ ~ Quincy St; NJ W.
apts., 2 refgrs., gaS ranges, bsmt..
all rms very lg-; small down payn1t.,
Mr. LEINSON, DI. 2244. Ewes. and
Sun TIL - 4
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CLEVELAND PARK-SIS.V0U. IhlS
handsome, 3-bedrm., 2-bath home
is located l block from the Uptown
Theater shopping, district; lst Il.
with stone firepl.. huge din. rm;,
kitchen; 2nd fl, 3 nice bedrms.., 2
tiled baths: built-in garage; oil h.
VIII. Call w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
34O0 Conn. ave. NV.
bedrm,, 2-bath house; screened liv.
porch. glass -inclosed sleeping porch,
oil h-wh; trees; owner trans
ferred. Call Mr.. Poumairst: EN-.
<3O6 with THOS. l.. PHILLIPS.
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FRATERNITY

extremely large rms,
semldetached brick with small side
and larger back garden space; club
rooms, tap room, dining room, sleep
ing quarters; excellent financing.
HHCTND
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OPEN 2-1-13th and Insraham-Det
3-bedrm. and bath: 2nd fir, den and
u bath; screened porch, lge. liv. rm.
with frepl. din. rm, kit. and front
porch on lst fir. Nice cor. lot. Oil
6o45 TIA 014o
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NEW BRICK HOMES
One block from 18th street.
1442 TAYLOR ST. NV.
nDTCT &1c nEn

You can't beat public opinion! II
sold before completion, one left.
looking Rock Greek Park. Contain
ing 8 rooms and bath, first-fioor
powder room; well-planned and OF
modern design. Modern Kitchen with
garbage disposal unit, S-cu.-ft. GE
refrigerator. Open tor inspection
daily and Sunday. WILLIAM
SCHWRTz. Realtor, 1897 Eye st.
NV. tx. 70S6: eyes,. GE. 1922.
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NEAR 18th AND KENNEDY NV
$50. Spacious, tapestry, row br.;
7 rms. incl. bedrms.), double
rear porches and concrete fr. porch;
gas h-wh. To inspect, call MI
Mannakee. RA. 1865. with FRANK
S PHILLIPS DI 1411 -26
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FOR SALE BY OWNER, 421 Long
fellow st. nw.-6 rms, rec. rm. ;
conv. location; S13,250. Call GE.
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COlOred, Open To-Day, 80
Possession, us Hobart pl. NV. Semi
W h; only 1000 down. MR..
LEINSON. DI. 2244. Ewes. and Suns.
TIL Ol1A
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CLEVELAND PK.-Sacriflce; charm
ing det. brk, large livable rms:
iiv, rm., din. rm., real breakfast
rm., 2 large bedrms and . baths
on 1st A.: bedrm. and bath 2nd,
two beautiful large rms; upstairs
ready for inspection; gear brk.
garage. beautiful garden aboundlne
In flowers; conv. to everything. Il
Blk. from bus. For appt.. call Mrs
Winston, NO. 1888, with DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA. $3.50.
EEanG nGETnIUN all frame dwell
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Colored-Open Today, 3-6
Possession. 6l6 Quincy st. NV, 8
beaut. rms. br home, incl. porches.
oil heat. tile bath, bsmt. peri, cond..
good terms. small down pymt. MR.,
LEINSON. DI. 2244. Ewes. and
Sun TIL Ola
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American University Park

hIIICI ICdIl OIIIVC1 OIVJ on n
This detached brick home is truly
a buy at $1,000. The six rooms
are all large; spacious tile bath
side porch, built-in garage. INV. h.
oil. Excellent condition and in a
most convenient section of the park.
Call Mr.. Manson, EN-. 1929.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV. Realtor. DI,
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INVESTMENT

Row brick nicely remodeled into 4
complete apartments, furnished: l
vacant. Should increase in value.
1850; ewes. and holidays. NO. s1s4
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
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7841 ORCHID ST.
9lO EMERSON ST.

Open II today-Lovely 20-ft. wide
brick; has liv.. din. rm,, kit. den;
ind f. has bedrms, bath; rec.
rm with bar. gas heat; Gear stone
gar. Call MR.. HYMAN, RE. 1919,
RA 56R1' ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwsst

327 MADISON ST. NV.
4 BEDRMS., DEN, 21z BATHS
Spacious semidet. brick. 25 IT. wide.
On wide street s rms, auto. heat:
Built-ir gar. Lovely yard. Perfect
cond. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated BY appt only. Open Sat
and Sun, . to T. L. ]. MILLS &
SONS. 430 9TH st. NV. Ma. 1851.
Ewes NO SHSO "a
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FOXhall-D l-Dumbarton
4712 RESERVOIR RD

NEW AND UNUSUAL masonry home.
built for owner, on Ha-acre. 1st floor.
25-ft. liv. rm.. din. rm., bedrm.,
bath and lavatory. 2nd fir. . to 3
bedrms, bath tall master size). 3
porches. Modern in every respect.
Gas convector heating; all utils.
conv. on 1st fir. Open Sat. and
Sun afternoons "a
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"$11 ,0OO-S2,5O0 Down"
n.w.-6 rms, brick, 8 bedrms,, kit.
din rn1.. liv. rm. and bath: modern.
Call ia. Os94, DU. 2422. DE. 1856.
PAUL J. MILLER
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$50 600 DOWN"

st. n.w.-Semi-det.
brick house. gas h,-wh, 10 rms, 9
baths. 2 kitchens. 2 refgrs., 2 stoves.
gar. Hurry Call ia. 1894, DU.
PAUL J. MILLER
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RAMBLER

Of upper 10th st.-Under construc-
ton by reputable builder and
available by September all brick
bsmt., mod throughout: located in
a most deSirab ble location.
LEWIS BROWN
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BETHESDA. MD.

ATTRACTIVE CORNER BRICK
HOME, LIVING ROOM. DINING
ROOM. FULLY EQUIPPED KITCH-
EN-: 2ND FLOOR. 3 BEDROOMS.
BATH WITH SHOWER, SCREENED
PORCH; NEWLY DECORATED. I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. WILL
TRADE.
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FOR i(! A YOUNG COUPLE

Who want an apartment at Dupont
Circle. A small row brick recently
remodeled into . apartments; rent
from one will pay for the house.
1St COMMERCIAL COR.
on Conn. ave-Large brick residence
in excellent condition, elevator;
parking for 10 cars. Owner retiring,
offers excellent financing.
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CLEVELAND PARK
3201 PORTER ST NV

Open Sunday, / to 7. This 4-bed-
room, 2-bath home of English archi-
lecture, with den on first floor and
detached garage. is priced far below
the market at S1a.950; excellent
Don't fail to inspect If you are look
ing for real home value. G.. G.
BARR CO.. EX. 2161; ewes, WI.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN-Cor., good sec
ton; det. brk, Al cond.; : rms. 3
baths, . kits, gar. MR.. oDUM'
RE ho1R go
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Mr.. 1900 ARKANSAS AVE. NM
story row brick: bedrooms. bath.
liv. rm., kit. din. rm.. porch, gas
h.-wh, garage: price, Sl3.500. F.
HUNTER NELSON, ME. S73l; ewes,
70 AoQ0
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PETWORTH

CT, $1,000 down. Living room, din
ing room, kitchen. back and front
porches, 3 bedrooms, bath, sleeping
porch. Excellent location. Call Mr..
Macintosh, Jr., GIL. 1855, with
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Building, DI. $500. .
Petworth, D. c., 4 Bedrs.
This lovely brick home with bed
rms; lge. liv. rm., din. rnl., kit,
knotty-pine lounge on 1st f.: lge.
beautiful rec. rm. in basement; terms
to suit.
MNNTCOME
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwe.,
$4,000 DOWN
BLKS. TO ST. GABRIEL'S

Balance $IU, ,5UU ISL Trust
Six-room and bath brick. in conv
location; gas heat; 2-car garage
STILES. DI. 1889 or FA.s 1915.
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CLEVELAND PARK

OLE V EIAND FARh
Center hall Colonial home with liv-
Ing room, dining room, kitchen on
lst A.; .2nd f., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths;
finished Bird. f. Price. S22 800.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
INC. OR Zoo til @ D m -oh
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Colored-Open 20 PM.
$40 Quincy st. .w.-Semidet. 6-rm..
. baths, hardwood frs, oil h.-w.h..
bsmt; yrds Mr.. ]. c. Hooks, RO.
$500 ewes ofdce, PAUL J. MILLER,
Evening star., 1949-07-24

IF YOU APPRECIATE the charm of a
post-World War I home. with its
spacious rooms, at the price of to-
dav's tiny boxlike brick veneer houses
with cell-like bedrooms then see this
lovely home in Sauls Addition. -Four
generous-sized rooms and inclosed
porch on 1st floor. End f.. bed
rooms with connecting bath and in
closed sleeping porch, front bedroom
connecting with sitting room with
fireplace: second bath in hall; two
usable rooms on 3rd floor; oil h.-wh
garaee. Mr. Maury. TU. 3a26.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. :'34s.
SHoREHAM HOTEL SECTION
Vacant, all brick. large rms. 2
baths. nice porches. oil h-wh., det.
garage Immediate possession.
Priced right. easy terms.
To inspect. call Mr.. Nicholson,
DE; 57zs or ST. 1000.
Uptown branch O304 Calvert st W
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BRIGHTWOOD-OPEN, 1-5
ITO Tuckerman st. NV.
Near all schools. shopping and trans
portation. This very clean semlde-
tached brick home has 6 lovely
rooms. a large rear screened porch,
1st floor; ind floor. 3 bedrms and
glass inclosed sun porch. Priced to
sell. S12.950.
WILLIAM j. ROSENTHAL
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VACANT, 7-RM. BRICK. 621 Upshur
conc. frt. por.. full bsmt,. toilet, new
gas h.-wfl.; fr. ent., det. br. gar.
Sub cash, S14,950. BARKER, ST..
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COIORED

h.-vh.; plumbing complete for apt;
storage rm.; detached garage; yard.
Sale nv OWNER TIA Q7RO
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100 D ST. NE.
Beautiful corner brick, 3 apts., 1la
baths, oil heat, built-in gar; lovely
yard; ideal neiehborhood; terms.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.,
500 Mass ave ne
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S19,75O.
This 3-bedroom. 2-bath detached brick
home, close to all conveniences, is
vacant and has excellent value.
1st floor has a recep. hall, liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm. modern kit.
side screened porch. end floor, 3
gas &C. heat. Slate roof. built-in
garage. The lot is level and deep,
with barbecue pit Call
W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-25
School Shop
 To Be Moved

The shop and woodworking department of Palmer H g h School will move over to the Chicken Coop apartments this fall, to make way for expanded grade clasSroomS in the regular school plant. The move was an nounced this week by Superin- tendent William T. Zahradnicek, who said it would make for i'm proved classroom conditions, as we'll as facilitated shop work.
 One entire block of apart ments has been leased to the school. The building will house the shop classroom, workshop and a lumber Storeroom. The quarters formerly occupied by the shop, located in the base ment of Palmer School, will be converted into two clasSrooms for the use of upper grade chil- dren.
 Negotiations for use of the gymnasium have not yet been completed between the school and the Matanuska Valley Farm CTS Cooperating Association, the superintendent said. However an agreement is expected to be reached in the near future, and then it is planned to make use of the gymnasium as a band practiceroom.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-25
Superintendent Names Roster or PoImer's School Teachers

Margaret Cope, commerce;
 Anna Blom, English and li-
 brarian;. Robert. Critics,
 coach, science and history;
 Carolyn Miller, home eco
 monies.
 As presently organized, there will be no high school principal this year. MT. Zahradnicek said he expected to fulfill the duties of principal as well as superin- tendent.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-25

A full staff of teachers has now been contracted by Palmer School, it was announced this week by William T. Zahradnicek, superintendent. MT. zahradnicek said that tentative assignments had been made for each teacher, but that changes are possible still.
 The superintendent is looking for an increase over last years 45O pupils in this falls enroll ment. Pre-registration was con- tinuing at press-time, and the school head said he would have no accurate estimate of the an- ticipated enrolment until next week. However he feels fairly confident that Palmer's student enrolment will hit 500 this year. Present teaching loads appear to be heaviest in the first, third, sixth and eighth grades, each of which will require two teachers. The departmental assignments were announced by MT. Zahrad- nicek, as follows:
 Primary-Mrs. Pearl liar
 der, Mrs. Barbara Smart,
 Mrs. V. H. Puckett, Mrs.
 Brady and Miss Doris Nique;
 Intermediate - Miss Alice
 SWeetman, Miss Wilhelmina
 Luebke, Miss Evelyn Hein-
 rich and Mrs. Martin Belts.
 Upper grades-Albert Riv-
 CTS (grade principaD, Mrs.
 Harriet Mealy and Charles
 Dillon.
 High SchOOl-William H.
 Meyer, agriculture; P aul
 Bushong, music; Harry Vim
 mer, shop and mathematics;
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-25
Medies Investigate Mental Needs

Continued From Page D could best do to help at this time, Dr. Albrecht replied that Congressmen must be impressed with the need for a mental in- stitution in the territory. He asked everyone to write or wire representatives in Congres pressing that need.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-25
VISIT HERE

MT. and Mrs. Earl R. Bryant of Bisbee, Ariz., and Woody and Mikie Mckenzie of Boulder, Colo, arrived in the Valley this week, by way of the Alaska High way. They are the houseguests of MT and Mrs. Les MearS during their stay here. Mrs. Mears and Mrs. Bryant are sisters.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-25

Listen, dear people, and you sholI hear The tales of woe of Cold Storage near. On Mo- IS of "A, thots the day we opened the
 door, We have tried these four years to sotisfy o But our efforts were futile; how we'll we recall You missed some steak and also some roast, When you looked for stew there was nary 0
 ghost Some corbou's gone, also some moose, Sheep, goats, fish, chickens, even goose. These are the stories thot are going about But please tell US your troubles, if you feel you
 must shout Don't go to your neighbor; it's our business, we
 feel, So come and report We really don't steoI. That there have been some losses we cannot
 deny. If you'd only report theme before months go by, TwouId simplify matters for you and for us, We'd get them all stroightened without any fuss. Then if you'd number your packages, boxes and Remember your lockers ond keys - thot's not
 much
 'Twoud help us ot SO let's work together And we'll happier be, in all kinds of weather.
 Thonk you,
 PALMER GOLD STORAGE
 c LOCKER SERVICE
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-25
LISTINGS WANTED Valley Real Estate
LISTINGS WANTED
 Valley Real Estate

COFFEY INSURES EVERY THING - REMEMBER?
Evening star., 1949-01-30

SCANDAL ,cha half of the corld takes pleasure in
inreing and the other halt beiierng Paul Chatfeld
Evening star., 1949-01-30
THE BATTLING BELLAMYS
Continued from page fourteen

Mrs. Bellamy eyed him stolidly.
What does that matter? Lit
tie Dishface is rich. You can play
polo"
And by what wild leap of
thought from crag to crag ="
Mr.. Bellamy drew a deep breath.
What makes you think I'm
going to marry Little - marry
Marjorie?"
I'm not altogether a fool"
said Mrs. Bellamy. I'm quite
aware of what's been going on
ever since the night of that
party"
you are not even aware"
said Mr.. Bellamy, "of what went
on the night of the party"
You escorted Little Dishface
home, from the East Seventies
to the East Eighties - and it
took you three hours"
Il let you think so"
That's likely! Oh. that's very
likely"
Il will tell you the truth"
said Mr.. Bellamy. Taking that
girl home took me ten minutes.
'Oh? And then what -"
Then" said Mr.. Bellamy. Il
ran into the man with the sore
foot and the accordion"
Perhaps another wife might
have looked startled or incredu-
lous. Not Mrs. Bellamy. Moth
ing could have been more like
Mr.. Bellamy than running into a
sore-footed man with an accor-
dion - and, it also developed,
with a gun. Nothing could have
been more convincing than the
picture of Mr.. Bellamy. with a
gun not far from his ribs. duti-
fully driving the accordionist to
East lslip-where the latter was
to perform for a party given by
the Ladies' Temperance League
of that community.
The guys mother" Mr.. Bel
lamy explained YEARLY, didn't
know he was gangster and he
didn't want her to know. She was
the one got the lipstick on my
face. She was the one that
kissed me" No, it was impos-
sible not to believe this mar
ratve. 1t was 50 precisely the
sort of thing that always would
happen to Mr.. Bellamy.
Mrs. BEILAAGY's beautiful voice
was shaking with fury.
why" she demanded. didn't
you tell me at the time?"
Didn't feel like it." he num-
bled. Put me in a foolish posi-
ton"
That was like him, too. One
of his silent fits.
But" pounoed Mrs. Bellamy,
you've been seeing Little Dish
face ever since! Almost every
night!
"J havo0't caev, her or,~or"