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Seward seaport record., 1949-05-13
ALASKA NATIVE SCHOOLS ARE UNDERSTAFFED IS REPORT

Juneau Alaska, (SpeciaD-Alas- ka Native Service schools are gen erally understaffed, inadequately equipped and overcrowded accord ing to Bob DruXman, Juneau pub lie relations counsel who recently made an inspection of the Arctic and the Interior for ANS. He said that despite these conditions, ANS is making progress in it's program to educate and make the Alaska Native sufficient. He pointed out, however. that faster progress could be made with adequate fla cilitieS.
 He blamed part of the teacher shortage to the fact that many peo- pie accept teaching positions only to get to Alaska for year or two and do not keep their jobs long enough. The turnover is too high, he said. Lack of sufficient funds to hire teachers is another reason.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-13

On the subject of equipn

On the subject of equipment, he was particularly critical of the books used in ANS schools. While suitable for Stateside instruction. their material is not applicable to Alaska in many ways.
 He also condemned the present system for students toilets. At present, they are furnished only with outdoor privies. He recom- mended that indoor chemical toi- lets be installed not only for com fort and sanitation, but so that the Native people will then install them in their homes. The present type of toilet is not attractive enough to the average Native for him to in- stall in his home.
 More school buildings are needed said Druxman, in order to accom- modate more students. He said that he saw as many as forty students in one class room which is too many to teach efficiently at one time.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-13
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

PUBLIC LIBRARY HOURS: Mon- day and Wednesday, 3 to p.m.; Tuesday and Saturday, 2 to g pm.
 May l3 P-TA meeting, 800 pm. at High School Auditorium.
 May IA EPISCOPAL GUILD, 2 p.m., Guild Hall. JULY FOURTH COMMITTEE, 7:3O pm., at Legion Club.
 May l6 REBEKAHS meet, 8 p.m., LOOP. Hall.
 May IT REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIA- ton meeting. JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB meets.
 May l8 AMERICAN LEGION and Auxil- iary meet at Legion Club. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUN meets at Episcopal Church.
 May l9 RAINBOW GIRLS meet, 7:30 pm. at Masonic Temple.
 May 2s O.E.S. meeting at Masonic Temple.
 May 2A SEWARD WOMEN'S CLUB meets.
 May 26 W.S.C.S. Meeting. Working on a crossword puzzle, Mrs. Green asked, What is a fe male sheep?" Eve" replied MT. Green-and the battle was on.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-13

Did you hear about the girl who soaked her strapless evening gown in coffee so that 1t would stay up all night.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-13

CHURCH OF CHRIST Larry o. Grounds, Minister Service Schedule for Sunday 10 AM. Bible Class II A. M. Preacing and Commun- ion Evening Service 5:3O
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-13
J Church Serhires
SEWARD MEMORIAL CHURCH
 (Methodist)

SEWARD MEMORIAL CHURCH
 (Msthodist)
 Paul I. Irwin, Minister Church Study ........ Garfield 109 Parsonage ................. Adams 100 Sunday: Church School .................... 9:45 am. Morning Worship ..............11:00 am. Methodist Youth
 Fellowship ........................ 7:30 pm. Wednesday,: Choir Rehearsal ............... 800 pm. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL Cluude & Vivien Mulcom. Pustors
 Telephone Adams Al SUNDAY l0:30 a.m.-Combination Sunday School and morning worship 7:30 p.m.-Fellowship Service All are invited to attend these
 services. SEWARD LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School ............. 9:45 AM. Adult Bible Classes ........ 9:45 AM.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-13

FAITH CHAPEL.
 J. LLOYD DEAN. Pastor SUNDAY Sunday School ..............1 10:45 a. m. Young Peoples Meeting 6:45pm Evening Service ,...... 7:45p.m Studies in the book of Genesis. WEDNESDAY, Bible Study -.---.. 7:30 pm Studies in the Book of Acts.
 Christian Science Services ouHudy ------------,>~------ II AIM Sunday School 10 AM.
 Public Library
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-24
Nome Featured In Alaska Almanac

Nome in prominently featured in the current edition of the Alas ka Almanac, just published and being distributed locally by David TeWkeSbury, co-publisher.
 More than 500 photographs are included in the 712-page volume which the publishers are market ing nationally with the guarantee that if is the finest available ref erence on the Territory.
 1t is obvious that editor William TeWkesbury has attempted to an ticipate, and answer any general question about Alaska. Prospec- tive settlers are informed of the problems confronting new resi- dents in housing, jobs, business op- portunities, and even to seeking a mate in the Territory.
 Alaska's industries, its social and economic activity, its educa- tional facilities are all treated in a score of topics illustrated by re- cent photos. A business direc- and a buyers guide are also in cluded in the volume.
 A comprehensive travel guide is feature which, according to Tewkesbury, contributes most to the books sale in the States. Hun dreds, particularly in the Middle Western states, plan to travel to Alaska, and the guide included in the Alaska Almanac shows all available tours and travel routes, travel fares, and available accom- modations in various Territorial towns.
 Advance orders numbered near ly 5000 and the publishers believe the first printing will be entirely sold out by Christmas. Any future reprints will include only minor revisions and corrections, and there will be no major re-editing of the Alaska Almanac for the next two years.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-24
Heavy Fog Covers Northwest
By The Associated Press)

A heavy fog belt lay over vest tern Oregon and Washington to- day, grounding airplane travel and slowing motorists to a crawl.
 Both the Portland and Seattle airports were completely closed. Commercial airline flights, though normal south of Medford and east of the Cascade mountains, were halted in the fog belt.
 There was no trace of a light plane which vanished from over the Salem airport in the midst of a dense fog last night.
 Most Alaska planes headed south yesterday were waiting at fields in the Territory for inn provement, in the weather. Pan got one flight into Seattle at noon from Fairbanks, but held another at that city and a second at Ann cite Island airport near Ketchikan.
 Among those who were unable to keep engagements in Seattle were Dean Rusk, under secretary of state, and radio master of cere- monies Art Linkletter.
 Rush was scheduled to speak at a United Nations birthday cere- mony on the University ot Wash ington campus.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-24

a week
 Looking around, it appears there IS no definite type of man who asnwers the call of gold. Here on the edge of the Arctic Circle are gathered a group of bearded, agile men wearing lumberjack boots, coonskin caps and repre- senting every profession from air plane pilot to tile setter. They are bound together by the common hope of quick easy riches.
 Gu et-spoken Clifton Carrol, whose discovery touched off the rush, summed up the thoughts of many when he said:
 q don't know how good this is. Nobody does yet. I know we found gold in the fishwheel. I know what hope we find in the ground"
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-24

c. Ward Price. special cores pendent of the London Daily Mail, who has been covering the Arctic survival activities of the U. S. army for his paper leaves today for Fairbanks and Fort Yukon to cover the new gold strike.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-24
Mercy Plane Meets Near Disaster In Stormy Pacific

ANCHORAGE, [P)-A perilous mercy mission by B-17 air force bomber nearly ended in disaster Saturday night when a downdraft caught the big plane above a storm-lashed freighter in the North Pacific.
 The pilot, Capt. Charles E. Hale of Winslow, Ind, reported later that the bomber, with eight men aboard, would have plunged into 50-foot icy waves if the four en- zines had not been at full power
 The narrow escape of Hale and his crew was an instant after they had parachuted medical supplies at mast-high level to the freighter Catherine M. Goulandris, approx imateyl 100 miles south of Umnak Island in the Aleutians.
 The B-l7 was dispatched from the Adak detachment of the 10th rescue squadron when the Gou- ladris asked aid for a badly in- jured sailor. The man, not iden- tified by the Orient-bOund cargo ship, was reported cut about the head and suffering from severe shock. He was hurt during the storm.
 Headquarters here for the 10th rescue squadron said Hale's plane bored through freezing gale winds, fog and darkness for APO miles, fi- nally locating the Goulandris by radar.
 During the flight and instru- meme descent the bomber's wings iced badly and severe turbulence made the aircraft difficut to han dle. When if broke beneath the cloud bank it was less than 400 feet above the angry seas.
 Radar and radio contact guided the big plane to the freighter, five miles away. Bucking winds of 55 to 60 miles an hour and a stinging rain, Hale made one "pass" over the tossing ship for the parachute drop at 9 pm.
 As the chute caught in the Gou- landris' stern rigging, the B-17 hit the downdraft. The pilot managed to pull up just above the waves, and headed for Unmak for land ing in the gale.
 CreWmen of the mercy plane were Hale, It. Murray C. Gillian, Jackson, Tenn. It. c. L. Mat thews, navigator: T/Sgt. C. B. Baker, engineer; Cpl. Burton Cof- fee, radio operator; Sgt. B. B. Cairns, radar operator and It's Robert C. Buckley and T. J. Mor- ris. Squadron headquarters listed only the home towns of Hale and Gillian
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-24
MRS. GALLAGHER ENTERTAINS GIRL SCOUTS

The Girl Scout Troop were guests of their leader Mrs. Galla- gher last Friday evening at Walt Disney show at Marks Air Force Base and had wonderful time.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-24
"FishWheeI"
 MushrOOnino In Gold Strike

Thick, yellow underbrush covers the banks which incline sharply to the river. A temporary land ing field for light planes has been set up on frozen sandbar adjoin- ing the island and there were times in the last two days when it was nearly as busy as La Guar dia Field.
 On one occasion I counted eight planes on the ground and five in the air waiting to land. Bush pi- lots are making several trips dai- ly to the island. One flyer asser- ted that control tower is needed here almost as much as a pick and shovel.
 A light snow covered the whole countryside last night with ground fog swirling amid the trees and around the prospectors' tents. A small cluster of tents on discovery island are occupied by the holders of the IA claims which the island encompasses and by new arrivals who have had no time to stake out their own claims.
 As soon as they finish blazing trailmarkers, claim holders are moving their tents onto their claims. Hence, Alaska's newest town is stretching steadily along the south river shore in a long, thin line of canvas shelters.
 Old timers, of which there are many here, brought along Yukon stoves-five gallon cans with draft vents for burning wood along with sleeping bags, tools and grub. Their shelters are comfort able gathering places for prospec- tors who are talking hourly of one Subject-gold.
 Others who came equipped only with sleeping bags are not so com fortable in the chill night air.
 Each man is entitled to two claims of 20 acres each. Stalking claim consists merely of blazing the four corners and marking the claimants name and the post num- Der on each blaze.
 Claims are being designated here by name or number, the numbers usually running in se- quence, Those electing to name theirs use such names as May Ann" or Chief Luke" the latter being the claim held by the chief of the native village at Fort Yu- kon.
 My claim was the twentieth along the river but designated as Number One South Chief Luke. |"
 Many of the first claimants af- JCL lllC SdIlOl lllSCONcIy DCCdIllG known were natives who deserted trapping and fishing for their first venture into mining. Four more arrived at noon yesterday follow ing an overnight dash from Circle, 40 miles away over the newly frozen Yukon channels. They were among the few not arriving by airplane. Air traffic is heavy be- tween Fort Yukon and FishWheel as we'll as between Fairbanks and FishWheel. Larger planes from Fairbanks are landing at Fort Yu- kon from where the passengers and mining gear are being shut tied to Discovery Island in smaller craft.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

LARGE STOREROOM. former res
taurant, with IL rooms. upstairs;
will give long lease, as unit or sep
arately. 115 B st. s.e.. opposite
Library Libra ., Of Congress and House
sfSkf HSsf f'St6;m fhSt6m. as.1s, ? back Tss rooms
ct Branchville; will give long lease;
nMMED. POSSESSION, 1241 Good
zsSe HNgs RI aARfMAs ss s'l RlAGTn h1nsns' 1Na. IT,
NkaS hs4S fsaS SEQ aNS NS0f 81 SIS. sNE-a new
modern stores, size approx. 18x68,
with full basements;, some parking
in rear; very attractive rental; i'm
mediate possessiona CAN Mr.. Jen-
f,ns; R.s;tors SHANNON fs Z nk 1uGHs aA asss Sc
5000 &C a ADDITIONAL So, It. Of storage
spaes ali or part pn SHis csil sr roG 1oss N 'e
2 sTokEs-one 2s by %; other
business location; Manor Pk., .: C.
,e,b 3 p. ah11sesTH Al 81 RA. A.W.Ms,a6 seos; ser
HSRNEn nSRia fs Rsata4 Mr go sd.Rs 4ss ss J. g. T.
FnEfEcT Iii ii LOCATION. 55as Coz Conn.
ing. csli Wo. 1142. -ss
SILVER SPRING, Woodmoor-Larse
ney store, u bsmt., front and rear
entrance: long lease. 81. 1854.
DOWNTOWN X sT. N.w.-Entire 3rd
Vacant. Wo. S81o.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
OFFICES FOR RENT

VFttSeS fOk keNI
Evans sUIDING. 6 = h4sG 3n,, New YSTk
desirable rooms to meet your re-
aglTeRenss as4 z St. nv pENN NJ. fRSpER71Es' EGS2
sTUDio and living Quarters, 2 lge;
ioe.: lower Conn. ave: EN-; so5s;
10 OFFICES Several attractive
esss from it sfoo dsS! aa5 uis App, i
ssssa sys;a al; at Eth ss: n:Ws VIZ or phone "a:
sSeSs1y5Ssss ss s5Rs@7ss as - P,, ,;sa = =, s.
sionsi. vii remodel and /or sir
lo.ooo So. Fl. Of modern one;
space 81. 81 20 9 per 1 s.. #; OWNER
1sso sa 5fsRhksoN JEFF syei; rEEsrs. y. srisn.
CENTURY BUILDING. 4i2 5th st.
NV. opposite Municipal Court; q
suite of two rooms available imme-
siasels; nsTy Hns decgTsssd r1sHER esevee9r
sHaRE ING Fl EuRS istn LAW Al niS oFrIcEeResi III
estate nsga or sds .y.s Tsp sI es9ss ess
BaSk alSH r5SS ySe IT, T'h ssis snd once or sal's
LAW FIRM has attractiveiy furnished
large private ONCE available i'm
mediately. with use of reception
room; phone answering or secre-
tarial service optional. Excellent lo-
cation on lower Connecticut ave.
Office Gill sTi Tai6oMis, 5oai sss Cedar st. 70 NV,
Takoma Park. D. c. Telephone MR..
OLSON. GE. $500. -26
3-RM. OFFICE SUITE. located in
Clarendon; nr. 2 buslines; ideal for
sn doess9T denttSto Sr PFSsessieHhal E IN oo nsn;
-26
SEVERAL DESIRABLE OFFICE
Es s1oms StfG ior rent at 7s5 18th st. nv.
14O4 M ST. N.W.-Entire 1st floor:
vacant. reasonable; also third floor
available. To inspect. call RE. 5000.
AIR CONDITIONED. 17oo Eye st.
n.w.--1 room, 435 50. it., Ss5
REALTY CORP. ME. $3.50.
$.5 PER MO.-Downtown ofice rms,
l and 2 suites; immed poss.: rent
inc. heat and elec. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 1415
< st. NV. ME. 5400. .-25
fees, suite of B rms, about 1900
50. IT,; can be had all or in part;
suitable for professional, commercial
Or business use. Call Al. BIAS or
CONTINUED oh Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1949-10-23
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA PROPERTY
HOME AND SEcUhITY investment in
facing the Atlantic; 2 f ds., q 3 rooms ons'
each; frst-class condition. $4,000.
Worth much more. Easy terms or
WIN trad. trade. ,P Por intorWation. write
South Wayne ST. Arlington. oya Va.
LARGE TOURIST HOME, in heart S Of
15lansa Ss less hsn siooaa 9sn %5es or eas fa
Information this week to JOHN r.
ss.Aekf aE',efieni Truck ve FARM, city vss wafer,
modern home, Orange County, Fla.
$4,000 Small down payment .or
viii trade for city improved. Write
sEaETui MsEns iii Ass.42ont As1instqo Ys home bks
seaeh; H viii sel OF a01ss trade o' for Maa. spt
hp h9use s79z 9T gairass g.. Seas property. BOND
ATTRACTIyELY FURN. large Arm.
apt. on Colonial drive, Orlando, Fla;
iESEafsfSG How Rp9nso asoGT FnosDa. Sz5s
Escape State income and real es-
tate taxes? Grow your own vege-
tables? Catch your own flsh? Want
good transportation, shopping and
amusements nearby? All within
your retirement income? ASK-US2
you CAN'T BEAT TAXES-Retire to
stuart ct low cost now: FHA-ap-
proved land values. in Stuart are
low, like they were IN Miami Beach.
Fort Lauderdale and Delray. Beach
20 years ago. Buy land fol. In
crease Of value. Enjoy the heal
ing trade winds that will lengthen
your life and make all your years
more enjoyable. Let us show you
the community and its many miles
Of beautiful water frontage Write
Citizens Bank Building. Waterfront
Properties. Phone 127. Stuart.
De SOTO ACREs-Moderately priced
2-acre restricted homesites, adjoin-
ing city limits of Sarasota. Fla
at $785: 1Oed down, balance SIS
per month; title insured; ;, Send M for
ESTATES. INC, Sarasota. Fla.
5-acre tracts. high
dry land-wonderful climate and
sunshine. about so miles from Tampa
and st.. Petersburg. Near swimming,
hunting. fishing. Only. S245, $40
don, $40 mo. For further informa-
ton. write q. B. POTTERFIELD,
Union Bldg, Charleston, w. Va.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

ss ; us; Buy from var
sale homes, lake and shore farms,
cabins; Small down payment. TREAT
SHW AGEHS9 Wia!pssR9Ts Ms na Free list
night tourist house. furn.; conv. in
Rr,ss s1s0So easy :. terms Free
PRETTYMAN & son. Exmore, va.
FOR YOUR PIPE DREAM" noun
tain cabin or camp retreat; Sc
cluded untamed. inexpensive wood
land lots, l 70 3 acres each. along
Tenn side, splendid views Great
Smoky Mts., highest range east OF
Rockies. Accessible by new private
road. One long days drive from
Washington:, Friendly neighbors,
sPTng sPnRne yssstaDs ssa blsnnns saTden ss5
sHENANSDoAH VALLEY FARMS with
running water with 20 fenced in
nelds and . lovely modern tvo-story
brick residence with 4 bathrooms,
stoker-fed furnace, 1s-acIe apple
bringing Sl1 per bushel. never un-
der So; also large stock barn, sheep
shed, tenant house, with 800 acres
of splendid cattle grazing land. 164
acres of saw timber, some trees 4
IT. thick; taxes, $3.50 per year; no
mortgage against this farm. No ask
$40, 900 with SIS. 900 cash: tenant
now on farm who will remain II
desired. Main res. ready to move
into. Don't wait to ask questions.
come running If you want . splendid
cattle grazing money making farm,
z miles s.w. Of Front Royal. Va,
No discount OF for all cash. CLAUDE
I. RUST. 306 8. Royal ave, Front
Royal, Va,
Evening star., 1949-10-23
FLORIDA PROPERTY
(ConSinuadl

SUMTER COUNTY-s0.
Der; Best land. 4-room house.
FOR sALEMs5 miles IG.sVo; south oT of Mismi. a51.
Fla, at Homestead; beautiful house,
large lots. 5 bedrooms, dining room,
KITCHEN, living room, bath; ali fur
nished, including deep freeze; Ideally
located; two blocks from school. Phi.
Or write MISS NJ. WALKER. 2O07
Q st. NV. or NO.|466O.
FOE RENT TO ADULTS-Completely
1urn. bungalow in sunny Sarasota,
Fla. 2 bedrms., each with twin
beds: large liy. rm., combined elec.
Kit. and dinette; well loc.: 3 minis.
to Gulf beaches and fishing. $50
Tor November. Call WO. 6917.
fUkN.-5 rms, inc. porch; Stucco;
extra lot; in heart OF N Miami.
Viii sell. trade for equal value here.
Need home. TU. 1888
OCEAN FRONT restaurant and bar
Guest house, 6 bedrms.; S16.5O0.
bungalow, 5 rms; $500.
Motor Court. IL units, masonry.
Sandwich and Beer place.
Ocean front-3-b -bedrm. house.
ACME REALTY CO, UN. 3a11
321l Perry St, Mt. Rainier. Md.
RETIR1NGP HOW ABOUT FLORIDA?
Escape. State income and real estate
Catch your own flsh? Want good
Transportation, shopping and amuse-
ments nearby? All within your e,
REAnTY IsneHs co. neo3s ox. ss5ae' 5Aaek0gs dI ,ass g
Evening star., 1949-10-23
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINlA

w IoO WAN
A LONE WITH 2 bedrms. and bath
on the 1St floor.
OR
A home with l bedrm. and bath on
the LIST A., and 2 bedrms. and bath
on the End floor.
OR
Would you like a home with 3 bed
rms. and bath on the End floor, and
"a bath on the 1st floor.
All have living rms. with flreplaces,
dining rms. and full bsmt. with
outside entrance.
OR
Maybe you would like us to build you
one of our 3-bedrm. ramblers with
radiant heat. If so. come to MR..
SMITHS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED
subdivision Of fine homes in North
Arlington. These are open today
II am. till dark. Directions:
Drive out Lee hwy. to Quantico st.,
turn right blks. to No. 2Sth st. and
our open houses.
Milton G.. Smith Realty
4219 Wilson blvd, OW. 7"O0,
Evening star., 1949-10-23
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelhIA |
SEE, IIS EIRST

ScC w 4xlO
g.. o-rm.. unfinished, o mi. d. c.,
"a a., 8 rms. elee. range, $500.
Herndon. Va.
"a a.. arm. b.. S6,S5O.
" a., 4 rms, INV h.. b.. S10,b00.
5 rms. bsmt.. exp. attic, mod.
Vienna, Va. Sll,5OO.
4 rms. h.-a.h.. b., Falls Church.
$4,000.
Z rms. bsmt. 2la b., h.-wh., Falls
Church, S13,950.
7-rm. b., 8 bedrms,. o.h.-a.h.. $15, 800.
Arlington.
10 a., S-rm. b. h.. 80 min. D. c..
$4,000.
20 a.. 1T. z, 2 mi. Tysons Cor, Arm.
b., $4,000.
II a., 4-rm. b., gar. $3.50. Oakton.
BARNEY REAL ESTATE,
Falls Church, Va. FA. 66O1
Evening star., 1949-10-23
COM. GROUND FOR SALE

SSbVNs SN~SuNS USN SAA6
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS, 70 : foot
front lot. zoned commercial; located
in Wheaton Triangle. Silver Spring
roTMAR aTss HAht S1 W. ssSG ,oo2a On
commercial D lot, all improvements;
suit. for warehouse, repair shop, etc.
Priced surprisingly low. ROYCE l..
PARKS. MI. 4470 till g..
BALTIC. BLVD. next to large truck
terminal now being built: Level
ground at 10c SO. #: UP to 100000
SO. #. A. M. ROTH, RE. 7330.-25
and Alexandria-We
have several very choice commercial
properties and sites to suit big or
little business. Please give us your
REALTY. OK. or CHI. 4487.
;. NoRTHEAsT 2nd coMMERCIAL
Corner site. 80. 900 square feet. ideal
Tor contractor or storage yard.
Price. S1.25 pei. 50. foot Or will
build and lease % responsibls ten
ants; r. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
1161 or WI. Sb67. 80
Evening star., 1949-10-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY OR SELL your property,
frame or brick. white or colored;
also specializing in GI homes. Call
MR.. WALTER MILLER. ME. 1920;
Cash FOR HOUSES OR LOTS, FREE
ApPRAISALS. SCOTT SANDERS,
S121 MACARTHUR BLVD, OR. 567S,
Cash" trade or selling; free ap-
pratsals. D. c. and Nd. Mr.. ROB
ERTSON. WA. 1880, WO. 77s7.
CASH BUYER for luxurious, modern
estate within "a hour Of D. C.:
must have sufficient facilities and
acreage for horse breeding, Ewes.
please call MRS. WILLIAMSON, ia.
1927. -e3
REAL ESTATE sales service on your
Arlington and Fairfax homes, acre
age, farms and business properties.
JiiasM MACPHERSON REALTY. ca.
not to exceed ST.
800 In Petworth. Brentwood or
NV. d. C. and Silver Spring area
for qualified buyers. List with
JOSEPH AIsHLER. Realtor. To.
FROM owNER-D. c. or nearby; 8
to z rms: will pay cash; give price,
location. p. o. Box 5597. D. c.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
sALE-vIRGiNIA.
ELBOW ROOM

Large home on beautiful h-scre
lot, very c!ose-in Arlington; liv. .rm.
kitchen, pantry, inclosed breakfast
porch: 8 large bedrms., sleeping
porch and bath up; full bsmt.; built
in garage; immaculate condition;
immediate possession: S17,950.
LURIA BROS.