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Veterans, Attention

veterans, ALCenClOn
We feel that this house n%n will will go 81 y
. charming, 2-story, brick semidet,
house. painted white, with picket
vense; located g q in best section Iss,. . Of i
on end d.: liv. rm.. din. rm., fully
equipped kit, on 1st a.; full bsmt.
with auto. heat and outside en-
conoNrAE tsones ca11 a1NvEsraaSr IS aHSS Co a D.
CoLORED-lst ST. NEAR YOU g,,1
basement; $1,000 to 1000 down:
Under $4,000. voigt with cox
& CO, DI. 1854; ewes, AID. 1894.
CoLoRED-on H sr.-s-room brick,
full basement, coal h.-wh;; vacant;
dn.s seo wtS dSwr Cox 0slaess Z &C. ls RE 1sss fsps
oofoREpLlsoe sSfs Is: 1850 BLOCK B ST. Ne:
1880. $3.50 down-5 rms, all
utilities: delivered in good eond.
FRED ERHLIcH' e95 i5th 18th st, NV.
CoLoREp-sth AND X SIS. NE
$500 down can purchase this at
tractive 6-rm. Colonial brick, mod
ern bath, gas heat, . additional rms.
in bsmt, with front entrance; conv.
TO everything. EN- EnHR1SE REhL-
TY CO.. Elk, 3400; ewes, GE. 5711.
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Mod. down payment: good terms;
3 comp. apis. OF 5 rms. and bath
COHEN or MILTON vfNN1cK 1904
L st. NV; Ma. so36: Home. TU.
CoLORED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
only $3.50 cash-Attracttve 6-rn.
home with full Colonial front porch:
on nice auiet residential block. Gan
now MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 773l;
COLORED-IIs3 3rd ST.. NE
LOUIS RuDDEN. Ex. 5707 or GE.
coIokED-K ST. N.E-3 bedrooms,
bath. recep. hall. liv. room. din.
room, kitchen. open porch. earage,
ful! basement, front and rear en-
frances; large yard. Mr.. Sweeney
TW. 0459; So. 500 deposit required,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO., 1924
cOLoREDEBEAGTTUL row brick
home: Penn st. n.e.--S12.5O0. See
II; low cash payment. Mr.. Guynn.
I'm, TT92. MARSHALL ]. wAPLE
Co, i2a4 l4th st. NV. D1. 3346-
S~0J nnEn
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
The owners of this beautiful, fine de-
tached brick home have purchased
another property and desire TO sell
Immediately; convenient to Lafayette
School. 1t has a recreation room
with fireplace and lavatory in the
place, dining room and kitchen and
3 bedrooms and baths on second
6oor; steps to attic: screened rear
porch: garage Price, $4,000, and
can be purchased with $4,000 cash.
Phone Harley Evans, WO. 0290 with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1Sns II CT NV Ma 2345
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SHEPHERD PARK

S1Os Eastern ave. n.w.-Offered by
This beautiful new brick home of
char. and distinction; 6 large rms
den, 2Ia baths, rec. rm. and q
"dream" kit. and features too nu-
merous to mention. Call for an appt.
to inspect. SH. 5000, DU. S55S.
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Edgemoor-B Bethesda
500 $50


This beautiful custom built home is
. must" on your list Of homes
10 see today Contains 3 eedrrx-.
2 tile baths. hr. rm. with open
fireplace. rec. I'm. with terrazSo
tile noor, lear garaEe. bree.eway,
unusually spacious grounds. Has o
haSstone walk and Is uErrounde6
by beautiful shrubs and trees. Cab
Mr.. Joll.s. ir, NE $500 ewes.
SH. 1891.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14ls K st. nv, Realtors. NE. $500.
ROCKVTLE-NO CASH
$500. 5-rm- hangaiow. consisting OF
tfv. rm., Kitchen. 2 bedrus-. modern
bath, fun basement inside and out
aide entrances. Lennon oil ctrcu-
lated heat. lot 5sxiio;. very con-
venient 10 employes OF Bethesca
Naval Hospital Cal M Weiis. MA
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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AASNAS REALTY co
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.s

HOUSES FOR SALE-southeoss
CORAL HILLS-Attractive rambler
type bungalow, yr. old, 3 lge.
bedrmS.. l2x1s liv. rm. with fire-
place, equip. kit, lge.. front porch;
8 rms, all on ] floor; full bsmt.. gas
h-wh. A very good value at y 81
$50. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2s02
TIL g. II
AREA-Assume the Gl
loan on this handsome new 6-rm
brick; priced below cost for quick
sale. 8 bedrms., full and 2 half
baths: 1st a.. bedrm.. screened side
porch. de luxe kit: built-in garage:
vacant. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02
till 3. -l
det brick in new
cond and vacant. Fireplace. lge
closets, ffn. rec. rm., oil INV. n;
many other extras; Sl4.500. Should
pass for GI loan. T. D. BURGESS,
VI. 2sO2 till S. Il
NEARBY MD.-3-bedrm. bungalow,
financed to fit the working mans
pocketbook; equipped kit, tiled bath,
full bsmt., oil h.-w,h.; l block from
bus, walking distance to all schools
and shopping; S1,750 down, S4S.50
mo. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2s0@
1879 g. CAROLINA AVE s.E.-six-
room brick; gas heat; gear brick
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JAMES g. WARE

Arlington Realty No. 8
Wilson bls6 speeisi Lss hrleI
Colonial Of : rms ~ esths piat
rec Em. Nice corner lo4 Price.
sIssno
Arlington Realty Co.
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$4,000 Down
18th and Van Buren, st.

18th and Van Buren st.
Beautiful corner detached 2-story
brick, center-hall plan; large living
ern kitchen and side screened porch,
powder rm on 1st floor; 3 lovely
bedrms, and 2 baths on end floor;
finished recreation rm.; oil INV h;
beautiful landscaped corner lot;
weekdays, Sun. .12 to 5.
VIM. CalOmiriS Inv. Corp.
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HOME AND GARDEN
DO YOU WANT
ASHTON HGTS.

Low down payment will buy nps
Colonial brick home, bo1 M VI.
Z bedrms-, rec. rm and sarsgs
other features aodins to appeal
and comfort OF this reasonably
priced home are too numerous 10
enumerate susssst inspection
REALTY CO.
2llS Wilson blvd. OIL or OK. .Ts4
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BEVERLY HILLS
60 o50 DOWN

Ty,is lovely nrv home committing of
4 beerns large lis, rrn- with hrepI !.
scresnsd porch. full hsmt.. eopPef
pipes, auto heat. eompseisU egslp-
rSd rtt., IL priced Tar ardsr tedsY $
,nsrks, To inspect. all Tsnnessss
ave. Open from 10 m. 70 . m
Sat. and sar.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
~sra MT, Vernon Are. oy. 1915
QY GAAN III
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Block From st. Gabriel's

BLOCK From ST. GdDTleI
4 BEDROOMS-$14,750
Here is a 4-bedroom brick home in
the finest condition that I have ever
seen. It has new GE gas hot
heater, monel metal sink. lava
tory in basement. nice back yard,
detached garage has a nice attic,
painted walls, insulated ceilings. II
Is a real gem and you must see u
inspect, phone Mr.. de Lathouder,
UN. 1925. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
tEaS II CT NJ w MA 2345.
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FOR SALE RY OWNER

Attractive new brick home with slate
roof. lac porch. attached ssrAst
lse ly. rm.. din. rm.. s1-eleetTic
Kitchen and powder rm.. Cn LIST r .
3 bedrms and bath. End n. stairway
TO attic; lRvAtory in bSmt Loeate ted
at a20s Montgomery ave No. Chevy
Chase, Nd, Cali oil. oa25 or WI,
rlns fnr details ii
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RANCH HOUSE

planned for good, ef-
fortress living. Lot 120x143: Ra-
diant heated. Entrance hall, 2S'
plus living room. three bedrooms,
two baths. combination kitchen.
breakfast room and laundry equip
ned with Hotpoint dishwasher. gar
bage disposal, Westinghouse Laun-
drsmat and Roper range. Storage
room, two-car garage with hobby
and storage space. Rubber tile hoor-
ing. In WHITEHALL, Washington's S
newest close-in development OF fine
homes. Price, S29,75o. 571a Bur
ling I'd. Open 10 am. to 9 pm:
TO reach: From wisconsin ave. and
Bradley blvd, drive west one and
one-fifth miles to Burling I'd. and
open sign. PAUL J. FRIZzELLs
builder, Oh 5000.
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CI.EAMING .JEWFI,

~ $1,000 ~ - w A$@~
snew-white Cape Cod Twins room
Inx@+, family-s!Ee dfning room, lisht
airy work-sAsint equipped Kitchen,
1is baths. . twin-s siEe bedrooms. fun
basement. fenced lot sSxild. maat
conveniently located. 0I contract
acceptable
Big Step Toward Heaven
Beautiful brick Colonial hail entrance
plan, larve Twins room. nrsptace
banquet size dining room. De k&e
% spsee ! sedrooms. tie bath. full
basement iarEs fenced lot priced
for immediate sale
HOME AND GARDEN
The beauty spot of N. Ariinstou.
large corner handicapped lot. sks-
rooms, tile bath. iarse Twins room.
family size dining room, work -sasins
compact kitchen fuH basement.
accent on convenience,
MCLEAN
Get more for your money, I hedrms, d.
III ba this, laree ltvinG room. nss.
place, futI-siae dtninx room equipped
kitchen. complete basement, outsiee
entrance is-acre lot. only &iS,e3o.
may so OIL
DO YOU WANT
Todays best buy in Ashton Hsisht.
twin size bedrooms, tile bath, huge
living room. fireplace, laFss 6inine
room. equipped kitchen and break
rsss' shaded fenced iot'
For these and many ether eutsiand"
ing values call
Real Estate Service. Inc.
lee hvy at Giebr I'd OW p0aD
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BETHESDA-S14.95O

DE II1EE5Dfa-|If,o ,oOV
New brk. Cape Cod with 2 bedrms.
on 1st A.; left. liv. rm. with flre-
pl: din. rm. has attractive bay
window; concrete porch and out
for future expansion OF 9 addi-
tional bedrms. and bath; conv. to
transp. and school; OF and FLA
approved. with as little as 81 800
cash. For details. call Mr.. Matthews.
WO. S42s. with COOLEY BROS.
Investment BLDG. DI. 14s1. -3
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COUNTRY HOME, CLOSE IN
White. New England farm home,
moderniEed, oil heat. bedrooms
schools, bus; acre or more. or hlkh :
way at Colessiile. Si7.750. OWNER.
Su RnIH
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Mt. Pleasant

So 900 down-Lovely 1917. row brick,
contains . rms. l bath, hot-wster
is located in a very convenient sec
ton and may be purchased with
reasonable terms. Call Mr.. Jolles,
jr, ME. 5400; ewes. SH. 1891.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
custom-built prewar brick. with bed,
rm. and full bath on 1st door: 3
large bedrms and 2 baths on 2nd;
beautiful pine-paneled recreation
rm., screened side porch, slate roof,
gas h.-w.h.; detached brick garage;
Excellent terms. Call D1. 1918 TILL
8 pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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lhnh Il ST NV MA o245

Mr.. Eastern Star Home
Lovely det. center-hall brick home
On large lot containing liv. rm., din.
rm., beautiful kit. with built-in din
ing nook; 1st-fi. powder rm.; 3 bed
rms, tile bath, paneled recreation
rm with fireplace. Owner will leave
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VACANT

Eye st. ne. hDts.
will be in new-house cond. 9 lovely
rms. back porch, 2 kits. THIS Is
worth looking at. Call EDWARD
ERHLICH, 905 18th st. ST. 04bl;
eveS GE 5O3o 5
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JUST LISTED"

Owner beinE transferred Immediately
must sell this lovely det. brick home
with u rooms. 3 bedrms tall will
take twin beusl. . baths, attached
garage; on a wooded lot in lovely
Rock Creek Forest Price now only
$40 $50 A pickup Call Nh. ~
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FOR SALE OR RENT

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Colored-lst and w SITS.

An unusually attractive semidet. brE-
9 rooms. bath. siassec-in porch. In
.xhed rm. in basement; 4-ear, 2
story garage Especially adapted for
home and business Of plumber.
heating, and bldg. trades eontrae
tors. Quick possession. Ewes, phone
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Mr.. 7th and X ST. NE.
Beautiful S-rm., semi-det brick home
with concrete Colonial front porch,
Ia baths. outside entrances to fun
bsmt, coal hot water heat. A truly
fine home. SURETY REALTY co.
AID. 0531, ewes, Pa 0259. 81.
1850, TR. 1887. - =
COLoRED SPECIAL.
10th st. n.e-Fine corner brick
home: six large rooms. plus recrea-
ton room: gas heat; Sl3.950:
$4,000 DIP. Act now. Elk. 6S7s.
AK US21. -3l
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-23
Miss (opIon
 Is Breaking

WASHINGTON, June 23.-tR- The prosecution may conclude its cross ss-examination of Judith Coplon tcday. Although Miss Coplon has been on the stand since last week, i her calm seemed about to break yesterday for the first time. She became angry when Government Prosecutor John Kelley, Jr., ham, mered away at her story of kissless romance with Russian engineer Val entine Gubitchev.
 Miss Copion is accused of copying and removing Justice Department secrets with the intent of injuring this country and aiding a foreign power, Russia. In addition, she and Gubitchev face espionage conspir- acy charges in New York.
 Miss Coplon complained in near hysterical tones today that the gov- ernment is not giving her full free dom to defend herself against es- p.onage charges.
 T feel that I'm kept in a straightjacket," she shouted at John M Kelly, Jr., government Srose- cutor
 T would like for the jury 10 see the kind of work I did"
 Federal Judge Albert L. -.esve3 has ruled repeatedly that the gov ernment need not produce Miss Ccplons Justice Department ''asSign- ment sheet" showing the work she performed.
 Miss CopIon said she wanted tte jury to see all the repc-ta that she ever wrote because T wsi-t the peo- pie to understand"
 She also protested that Kelley kept asking her questions that she could not answer 'yes" or mo" That was in explanation of why she made long speeches after almost every question.
 Her outburst capped long hours Of questioning in which Kelley:
 l. Developed that she considered visiting Russia in the spring of 1948. Miss Coplon said that was true, but that she dropped the idea without trying to do anything about it.
 2. Sought to show that she and Valentine A. Gubitchev, Russian engineer, used habitual Soviet spy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-23
COOP NURSERY MOTHERS HOLD PICNIC AT THANE

Wednesday afternoon the Cooper ative Nursery mothers with their children had a picnic at the home of Mrs Eugene Nelson in Thane. Although everyone took box lunch es, Mrs. Nelson provided cocoa cof- fee and cookies.
 Jane Adams and Nancy Leege supervised the childrens' activities while the mothers had their month- ly meeting.
 Mrs. John Kelly, the resigning chairman, has been succeeded by Mrs. Duncan M. Chalmers. Mrs F. A. Stejer, who agreed to act as co-chairman for the coming year, will plan the nursery program with the help of Mrs. w. H. Harrington, Jr.
 Mrs. o. F. Benecke, Transporta- ton CooYdinator, received several offers from mothers for the use of their cars to transport children to and from the nursery. If there are any other car drivers who would be willing to help out with transportation needs, they are asked to contact Mrs Benecke at Red 130.
 Although a new icy committee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-23
SPEAKER BC0STS
 TAKU VALLEY AREA
 FOR RECREATI0N

Warm water swimming WEhln Q few yards of iceberg rg-ridden Twin Glacier Lake was described today ss one of the outstanding pubic tourist attractions of the Taku valley recreation area.
 Harry sperling, public informa- ten officer, US Forest Service, described Q warm-water lake sur founded by vegetation almost trop- ical in nature which has bean dis covered in the valley near Taku Lodge.
 With icy waters s,osh ng against tergs within hearing distance, winners can dive into clear warm waters of a lake believed to be warmed by hot springs, and ac- cessible by river boat from Takn Lodge.
 Sperl.rg spoke and showed -olored slides of the Taku Valley alea to acquaint Chamber members with the exceptional recreational possibilities for tourists and local residents.
 He emphasized the importance of the success of the Taku Lodge undertaking for the future touris
 industry in this area. Taku Lodg 4s one of two lodges sin all South . east Alaska, with the second ol Bell Island near Ketch,kan. Sperling wed spectacular color scenes of mountains anc streams and fishing areas in tht , valley. He is chairman of the tourist committee for the Chamber.
 The matter of free mail delivery for urhan and rural box holders in Juneau and area was discussed at the meeting of the executive board yesterday, Secretary Herb Rowland said. Discussion was touched off iey 6 recent visit to Ketchikan of " '. Brewer, postal inspector who is in Alaska investigating needs ano ressitilities for such delivery. The matter was left in abeyance.
 Housing for Coast Guard per sonnel was touched on briefly witt Rowland reporting the return o several questionnaires on housing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-23

technique to time a meeting they had in New York, Feb. l3. Miss Coplon denied she even knew of the technique which is to scatter and meet one hour later whenever an anticipated meeting is frustrated for some reason.
 The government contends and Miss Coplon hotly denies-that the meetings with Gubitchev were for the purpose of passing to his gov ernment secrets she learned as a Justice Department employee. Her story is that they were romancing.
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has not yet been formed, the moth- CTS discussed at length the types of new toys and equipment needed for the nursery. Such things as dolls, blocks, pounding boards, wag- ons, trucks, books, etc, will be pur- chased before the nursery opens in September. It is also hoped that a jungle gym, play house, large table and doll beds can be made.
 A great deal was accomplished, considering the fact that l8 chil- dren from 2 to were in and out of the house dcdging the usual in-
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Senaior Wagner Is
 Expetfed 10 Resign;

NEW YORK, June 23.-lR- New York states Liberay party, figur- ing that U. s. Senator Robert F Wagner will resign soon because of illness, is backing former Gov Herbert H. Lehman for the post.
 Selection of the Democratic ex- Gover~0 1T by the Liberal party's pol icy committee was announced last night by State Chairman Adolf A. Berle, Jr.
 Wagner, New York's 72-year old senior Senator, has not answered a Senate roll call since l947.
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reeds by Coast Guardsmen.
 H. E. Salisbury, commercial artist, was introduced as new Chamber IT. mter. Guests included Ray Murphy, general counsel, Associa- ton Casualty and Surety Con- panies, New York; David Denton, sportsman, Vallejo, Calf; One Shot George" ONeill, Monte Vista, Calf: Ed Wiest, minister, Oregon City, Ore; c. G. Wuest. pharma- est, Dysart, Iowa.
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termittent showers of Juneau. ..E
 Even if the sun shines another picnic is planned for the fourth Wednesday in July at the home of Mrs. Alexander Young at Fritz Cove.
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HOSpIIhl k0TEs

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday were Mrs. Jennie Dill and Jack O'Brien of Tulsequah.
 Discharged were Harry Johnson, Louis Hicks, Anna Williams.
 Innocent Williams of Sitka was admitted to the Government hos pital
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HEAVY MINERAL STUDY
 CONDUCTED BY WEST

To make a study of the heavy mineral deposits in Southeast AL sska, Walter s. West, geologist from the Washington, D. C., Geological
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Survey office, has arrived in Ju- neau. He and his crew of two, Paul D. Benson and Arthur E. Messett, will work out of the local office until sometime in September. This is the first time in South east Alaska for West, though he has conducted like studies in other parts of the Territory during the past three years.
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The human eyeball has thre coats serving three purposes: pro tective, vascular and sensory.
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As a sport, iaconry dates back to scme POGO years B.C,, in China.