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3ei6 PARK PL. N.W.
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COLORED
Omen Sun. IA

s-room Colonial brick 2 baths, sate
tsrm, Mr.. Msrahsi, With MuRcHI.
con REAL EsrATK IA, eooo -.
SIG QUINCY ST. NV.
colored---open Sun. to ., lst a,
reception hall Twins room dinins
rooms and bath: nnishec Toesns 70
attic. full basement. modern hsat
yard, newly redeeorstea tie.saa
ATHBY d CO. pa7 sth ss- -
Ex. 1871; eve. DE. 1890, 81
NEAR 18th AND u SITS.
coiored. this s-story brick home has
. rms. and Ia In excel. eond. Oniy
1890 eash. Balance less thar rent
MAKES you the owner. For Details
cell today. 10 10 4
JESS FISHER d CO, INC.
faaa X a nv, Realtors Tx 1911
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lst AND SHERIDAN SIS
4Oa ONEIDA pf NE

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excel eoac.. fenced rear yAES. lava
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trust at 4s sls5Aa Ierrns
DRElSES PR EEDMAN INC. sos
ColeSE.iIe Td 81. 1900 -z4
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643 Ind. ave. NV.
OPEN 2 TO 6 PM.

OPEN 2 TO 6 PM.
Sol DEL.AFIELD PL. NV.
Bright wood corner. Immaculate con-
dition, eenter-hall plan, living room
dining room. den. kitchen and pantry
frst floor. 4 bedrooms, tiled bath
second floor. buiIt-in garase: oil
h.-w.h.: nice lot. A bright, lovely
home for sood-sized family. Mrs:
Hesse on premises. PITT O A N
REALTY Co. Ma. l002 or ST. 4b6b
6-room semidet. brick. front porch
and . rear scr. porches. oil heat,
garafe, stove. refgr., screens. storm
windows, Venetian blinds: excellent
condition. terms, possession; con-
yenient to everything.
ENTERPRISE Realty Co.
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SHEPHERD PARK

A home yoa truly wisl be proud se
esti your own: designed and co.,
ss-ucteo fer your comfort: oi ths
6nsst materials. dream kitchen with
Hotpoint ei&hEaxheg. gayo&Es dis
poszl. double sink. 1o-cG 1T. re-
frieeratoE. numerous BsaUsyr-siI
stFeznItrsc cabinets. deE and pow-
der room lsg hoor: 5 bedrooms and
3 baths end. huge recreation room
with indirect Itghtfngs r1aac's room.
bath. basement. Eas a--c, heat.
garage. Open csii. 70 8. Sat and
Sun ] to 9. IA. l34s, sIGLER O.
TISHI EE SIS
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FLOYD T. DAVIS co.
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Colored--Brookland
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Colored--Brookland
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 9
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Mr 1srrssl No ss9t -
300 Blk. Florida Ave. NE.
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COIORED
10th A. BENNrNG RID.

10Th d BEEETN0 RID.
Open fer inspection san. ~ 20
pu S4e 18th st H.ss--kemsast
bytct, q fms. 2 tnrlosse psfshss,
bath, eli b VII. fail esmt tsrns
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b. H. JOHNSON co.
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COLORED--vACANT
633 Princeton Pl NV.

Omen TO-DAY 70 o ns---Thss fsfy
desirable e.rA, s-saoTy. Sss~ssAs
erirk eosnpisse becfm. sHe it1es
ssfh cn lat naaf: oil h.%s N. Aa3ks
n xsraxst usesl convenient ksx LOT
Nr srrs,s, co. psna. KAY REALTY
co. INC. HA. ssfssi
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COLORED
SPRING SPECIALS
pvrIfrrYt

HEDONEsDs
i4T Themss, o.. n.w,--DtssghtfM y
rnen hrsex with fsli sssemsnt, rot.
SIS 30 nj ssenih. A seed say
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ane ssss eniy tSss desn. psymsnts
nks rent
BIRON q CONRAD. INC.
Or. $40. Rec. IA. ssss 81 S~
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HOUSES FOR xlr-Asra-sss

M WALfER REID nosfIrAl- opsn
tndAy. / 20 s. Sll9 stE st. az
Attractive crsaeheo kcle en Sc&s5rzas
ios Srs1 Eecz. ak7xe GT3=E FncEsH
with fgspsact. ek11ax rpsz. bsseey
kI1eaeS- rssg pcTes. twfr-&1ss efS-
rooms eath. oil heat gArskt esS-
Nesx al cCsxerseneeA TrEls a. ouf-
ss&E6tnR s&tas with terms 10 suit
See trtH aFM
Ia ySSoa Dsnnar 4, Cn CT S1af
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1st-FLOOR BEDROOM

Custom-built white brk. det. home,
less than = yrs. old ON lovely wooded
lot: features liy. rm with fireplace,
opening into spacious sun rm. with
picture windows, . lac. bedrooms
and bath on Ind d.. very nice
maids rm. and bath. lear gar.
Unusually good financing, with
modest cash payment. Price, S24.-
$50. Ewes. cali EN- 5546. BURR
a. YOUNG, Realtors. DE 4444. "a
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s BEDRMS---4I, BATHS

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FRANK a. Phsl1-rs ~ as4l.
&S~S &@A &.a~ eAE AE 49,
Evening star., 1949-04-24
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Sx11V 3x63
New center hall Williamsburg with
large bedroom and complete bath on
lst floor: spacious living room with
room and modern kitchen; 2 addi..
tional bedrooms and bath on End
7oor: full basement: gas air-condi-
.ioned heat: detached garage; Just
9 blocks from shopping center, 3 to
bus. A deep lot for flowers or yege-
home before you buy. Can be shown
anytime. Call wO. 1900 until o.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
WOODWARD & NORRIS

Georgetown-Open 1915
1924 34th ST. NV.
Vacant. 2-story row brick; rms
bath. cellar, oil h.-g-E.. rear ERr-
den; house 50 # deep Don't mlsS
this buy. Only Sl6.a50. yves, GE
e22o
DRURY REALTY CORP.
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Cosofea 6s n. Y Ave. u ".
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Evening star., 1949-04-24

OPEN SUNDAY / TO S PM.
407 PEABODY ST. NE.
Vacant: excellent condition: this at
tractive semidet. modern brick home
can be yours with only 81 $50 down
and payments Of less than rent:
or small family to get started on the
way to security; near all eonven-
fences.
RALPH D. COIN
1AoA n st NJ w EY k70k
Evening star., 1949-04-24
RALPH .. COIN
1894 n So NM EN AHA
cs oRKss
Offiee Open To-Day, Is PM
COLORED--IRVIN0 sT.

Leessb s-stsTy tspssafr AglsA hesne
yhssf snldisEs homs lsrss fmh
basement, hsRh ensi alice Yafas.
eeuF. 10 steTythIhR priced 80 eel,
with fsAkonshis deem pssmeHt Cad
III nn ses&aasa, Ban. / z 10 b,
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corn.
ioIs lTth o., n " Ea lHAa
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303l Chestnut ST NV

Open / TIL DARK. Saturday and saa-
oAy-hatotntng Rock Greek PAgk--
Beautiful oSt~ 4-seuIm bcESs -
baths, oEi!t-is EsFAgs. on wooded
LOT, tATEs Kitchen with sneSt equip
ntHi. many AheF sitfAs. features
Directions Out MiiiGArY I'd az.
10 OTegou ave. north on Oregan
ave To Chestnut ana itft to houses
o. eal TU. .ipo sHOcKEy A.
ANNRHEAn "a
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Near 5th and Decatur

81 li-SGo-21-it. attached home. &
rooms. bath. . inciosed porehes- hos :
water heat, tlee. yefTsEeratog Vene-
tan blinds storm door and Windows
PeTfeef conn. Nice yard Gail Mr
wicmyer. with BEIT2ELL, DT 1iOo.
Ewes ia 3kOA
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EXCLUSIVE KENT

Owner transferred out OF U. g. will
consider any reasonable ofier on this
beautiful white brick eenter-hAll Co.
loniai, only one year old and In new
house condition: includes paneled
library and powder rm on ist fioor
4 lovely bedrms.. : baths on md a /:
gear garage; restricted sale: ask.
Ing price. $50 500. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. l4Il. Ewes. call Wo. ASA
Evening star., 1949-04-24
SILVER SPRING
:. H. FIELDS &C
caT aEass SsF aaa.
SPRING VALLEY

One Of washington's mos, magnificent
residences: l3 rms. 5is baths: for
gracious entertainins, iiy. nm. isx
81, reception hail l4xe2. library
l4xI7; over = acre Of exqIisitely
handicapped sround; estimated repro
ductior cost SIPS 900: priced at
$4,000. FRANK S PHILLIPS, DI
1AIl Hrex call WO AKA "a
Evening star., 1949-04-24
DOWNTOWN

Cub. embassy, crsansxstton; eADae 70
Duponf Cfrrie. Several sery aArge
properties. also suitable for iarse
WALTER S. CANTREIL
Eesatos. ses7 Conn. Are. ~. ~.
34S3s -
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HOME AND INCOME

COLoRED - CENTRALLY LOCATED
-Semidet. brick. 8 rms: lst com
mercial Easily financed: Good fu-
INC. Realtors. zoos x ct. NV. EX.
5656, RE 634S.. --27
.85o; near I4th and
Spring I'd. NV; large rooms, 4
bedrooms. fun basement. Csil pf.
1915 I'LL Q pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO.. INC ia
CoLoRED-Ist AND r sTs. NV
Fine home, 9 rm. brick, h.-wh.;
excel. cond.. partly furn. NO. 1889.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Mr.. 18th and Delaf1eld Pl.
This spacious det. home with 10
beautifully furn. rms. plus 3-rm.
apt. in bsmt. represents the finest
buy in this area Modern in every
detail. A great sacriice at only
Sa4.750 complete.
Raffell Real Estate
Evening star., 1949-04-24
CSlC,REn
AZ PARK RID NV
VACANT OPEN : To q
a. M AEAAras G. n. ~

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Evening star., 1949-04-24

2-FAMILY, N.W.-$l6,950
Glover Park. separate entrances, Gas
heat. mod. kitchens and baths, ga
rage: Rent $i75. Convenient, SAM
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Mr.. 18th and Underwood
OPEN z TO 6PM
LIVE FREE

oper / 20 DARK. 1857 Ontario ri. n-w.
Small down payment and Bet year
tenants pay year blils- Larxe s-rM.
houxe. 2 baths, full hkmt.. bcsufsssl
side Garden, Priced for quick sAis.
RIGGS G CO.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
OPEN MON. is
1919 18th ST

1883 16tn ST.
(Do not disturb tenant.l 9 rooms. 8
baths. gas hot-water heat; excellent
condition; ideal for doctors or dem
fists or school. Price reduced for
quick sale. S2s,000. Terms. Call
Elk. 1855.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
5I7 ALTON PLACE NV.
VIM. g. LIBBY CO.
aas f4.h st Nw RE efysS0

MEAN Skhkk4N J. $AxhAAS
Row brick. Q real iarse rooms. Z
baths. front porch. h4-w.f-. gas h.,
VIII. fun bassment. lsrss yard,
garase. In dne condition: near
everything; owner gotng West must
ealI WILLIAM A. LYNCH. RA- 1919.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

1912 Geranium st. NV.
Open Sunday, 2::30 to 6
Vacant. newly decorated. detached.
o large rms. ultramodern bath and
kitchen fixtures. oil burner. h-wh.
@-car saragei eve. or Sun, phone
Mr.. Owen. 6eorsia sss3.
L. T. GRAVATTE
I5ls X al. nv R~altor Ma n-kg
Evening star., 1949-04-24
NOUNS toR aAlt--As~%-s..

OPEN SAT. SYN ! 70 4
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~ $50
Evening star., 1949-04-24

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
section. 3 twin-size bedrms..
shade trees and outdoor fireplace.
Owner transferred. S23,500. Bus
s.nd school nearby. You viii like
this property To inspect, call
wO. $500 anytime till 9.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-28
Senate Critical Of Raises For Cabinet

WASHINGTON, (Py-The Sen ate having agreed to raises in mil itary pay, turned more critically yesterday to President Truman'S idea of boosting salaries for top federal executives.
 A House passed bill increasing the pay of cabinet members and other upper bracket officials in the next major legislation on the Sen ate schedule. It was listed for ac- ton late yesterday after some other matters were disposed Of.
 It follows in the wake of Senate passage by voice vote late Mon day of a bill giving pay raises to members of the armed forces in almost every grade at cost of about $500, 100000 anually.
 A similar military pay bill pass ed the House earlier House and Senate cOnferees now will attempt to iron out the differences, which are minor. Raises in the Senate bill range from about $5 a month for recruits with five months SerV- ice to 300 and up for generals with over 30 years service.
 Much more controversy has de- veloped over the executive pay bill for which MT. Truman made another plea Monday in a letter to Vice President Barkley. After huddle of Senators in the office of Democratic leader Lu- cas of Illinois, Senator Mcfarland D.-ArizD said that 34 Senator's 20 Democrats and 14 Republicans have offered a compromise which lis being accepted" Me Farland is leader of a group which wants to scale down the pay raises { MT. Truman asked.
 Mcfarland said that under the
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-28
Alaska Now Needs Much Male Labor

ANCHORAGE, (P) - After a spring and summer slump, the la Dor boom is again on in Alaska, but not for women.
 Private contractors are swamp ing the Alaska Territorial Employ ment Service with demands for men, both skilled and unskilled. There are, however, few calls for women workers.
 The government isn't hiring as many as in the past" William ". F'risby, acting manager of the em- pIoyment service, reported today.
 He said Anchorage employment was at an all-time peak in Sep tember, with 10000 persons em- ployed, and many jobs still un- filled.
 Placements by this office sur paSesd totals of any previous month. We have more openings than we can fill. Both skilled and unskilled workers are in great de- mand." Frisby declared.
 Government agencies and pri- vate contractors are deluging the employment service with lists for job openings, but there are few takers.
 There are many openings for experienced men in the heavy equipment field. Euclid drivers, turnapul operators and blade dozer men are most in demand.
 "We have been unable to fill a large numbe rof requests for such tradesmen as roofers, electricians, painters, plasterers and finish-car- penters," Frisby said.
 Professional type jobs are avail able at the Alaska Railroad, the 57th Fighter Wing, District En- gineers and the Army Ground Forces.
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compromise no government off cials except cabinet members and a few White House aides would have their pay raised above $15,- 900, and none would receive more than a 50 per cent increase.
 For Cabinet members, that would mean a boost in pay from $15,OOO to $22,5OO instead of the S25,OO0 provided in the pending Presidentally-backed bill.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-28
Reciprocal Trade Law Extended

WASHINGTON, CP)-President Truman yesterday signed into law an extension of the reciprocal trade agreements program until 1851. He said it will aid expanded world trade at a time when it is most urgently needed.'
 The legislation, extending the law for the sixth time since it Was first enacted in 1884, gives the President a free-hand in working out tariff-cutting treaties with other nations.
 Under the measure, the Presi- dent can agree to cut U. s. import duties on articles from other coun- tries where those countries make similar concessions to the United States.
 The extension is until June 12, 1851.
 Cordell Hull, former secretary of state and credited with origin ating the trade agreements prinCi- pie l5 years ago, was present to watch the President sign the bill.
 Making one of his rare public appearances and showing effects of his long illness, Hull walked into the White House with the aid of cane to join other nOtables. l. was Hull's first visit to the White House since V-J Day.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-28
Tito Charges Reds Use Force On Him

NEW YORK, (P) - Yugoslavia yesterday accused Russia of using every kind of pressure, including armed demonstrations. to force Premier Marshal Tito to bow un- der Moscow's will.
 Addressing the United Nations assembly, Yugoslav foreign minis ter Edward Kardelj blasted at what he called Russia's imperal- istic methods. He called on Russia to prove her desire for peace by leaving Yugoslavia alone.
 He spoke directly to the Rus sians in their own language. Sow jet foreign minister Andrei Y. Vii shinsky, an early arrival, listened intently. He took many notes dur ing the speech.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-28
NOME LITTLE THEATER
 GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS

Thirty-tWo Nome and Marks Air Force Base persons were pres ent last night for the first meet ing of the Nome Little Theater Group held at the Service Club at Marks Base. A number of Nome residents were unable to attend due to the Chamber of Commerce Dinner which was scheduled at the same time.
 With Major Clyde s. Shields serving as temporary chairman, those present discussed plans rela- tive to the opening of the theater The following officers were elect ed by those present: Miss Virginia Bushco, president; lst It. Patrick Sano, vice president and Miss Jane Saver, secretary. Miss Bush co and It. Sano have had previous theatrical experience with the lit tie theater movement at Fort Richardson.
 Due to the small representation from Nome, the selection of the other officers and various com mittees necessary, was delayed until a later meeting. However, it was decided that committee composed of four members with equal representation from the City of Nome and Marks, with the president as chairman should be appointed to draft a constitution and bylaws for presentation and acceptance by the entire member ship. This committee will be ap- pointed at the next business meet ing to be held in the Base Service Club at 8:3O pm. next Friday.
 The theater is interested in gaining more members, children especially are needed to round out the cast of available characters and will be welcomed by the the group.
 Application blanks may be ob- tained by contacting the Nome Nugget office or Sgt Johnnie Mock at Marks The membership is open to all persons both mili- tary and civilian and will operate for the benefit of all personnel of the Nome area.