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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-09-01
DUCK SEASON
 REGULATIONS GIVEN

WASHINGTON .(AP)-President Truman signed the annual duck hunting regulations-and gave Pa eific coast sportAmen a break.
 The 1850 rules heightened the duck-hunting season in the Pacific flyway-the west coast states and Idaho, Nevada and Arizona-by five days, and increase the daily bag limit.
 They reduced waterfowl seasons in the Mississippi flyway 2 like amount because of signs of a amall- CT supply of birds.
 Albert NJ Day director of the fish and wildlife service. called the Pacific flyway changes "an experiment in an area that can stand it because there are more bird per hunter there than in any other.
 In the first judicial division the season opens October 1 and closes November 4 for ducks. The bag limit this year is six a day and six in possession at any time.
 Moose season on the Stikine opens September 15 and runs to October II with a limit of one male animal and dear season opens today, September 1, limit two bucks.
 Monty Clemons, local Fish and Wildlife Service Agent said he re- turned from a trip up the river
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-09-01
MANY WRANGELLITEs
 DRAWN FOR JURY DUTY

Twenty-ons local resident have been drawn for jury duty this fall, according to U. s. Marshal Jack Krepps.
 Those called are:
 Grand jury James Bradley, Blanche Burke, Harry Foreman, Ed na Larson. Stanley A. Miller, Virgil Newman, Hazel and Robert G. Sowle, Mrs. William A. Stokes and L. E. 6turteVant.
 Petit jury-Mrs c. H. Close, George Engelman, Harry Gill, O. Gunderson. Bertha HanSon, Mrs. H. L. Harding Donald J HouAe, Joy Smith, Adolphe E. Isakson, Dorothy Ottesen, and Fred Wigg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-09-01
HOME FROM GUAM
 ON VACATION TRIP

Mrs James McAden, (Etolin Coulter) arrived in Wrangeu recent ly from Guam where she and her husband have been stationed the past fourteen months. She ia visit ing her mother, sister. and brother
 Mrs. Della Coulter, Miss Irene Coul- ter and Walter Coulter at the fami- IN THE U. s. COMMISSIONER s
 OFFICE FOR THE PRECINCT
 OF WRANGELL, FIRST DIVI-
 SION OF ALASKA, IN PROBATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-09-01
CONNECTICUT MAN
 OFF TO BALLS RANCH

c. D. Allyn, of Mystic, Connecti- cut was a passenger aboard the Ritchie Transportation Co.,, river boat Judith Ann Wednesday bound for Balls Ranch near Telegraph Creek. He expects to be at the ranch ten days or more enjoying hunting and vacationing.
 Allyn recently retired from gov ernment service.
 about two weeks ago and prospects for the moose season appeared ex- cellent.
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new officers, to replace those who
have ceased to function, the de-
velopment of state wide cam
paign for membership; and a state
wide campaign for the registration
of qualified Negro citizens.
The Association will also send
money to the National Democratic
Committee as a contribution for
the fall election campaign funds.
The outstanding feature of the
meeting will be the public program
at Central Church at 1880 Friday
night, with Emory O. Jackson,
editor of the Birmingham World,
as guest speaker.
Mr.. Jackson is one of the most
gifted speakers of the nation. He
is a leader in the campaign for
Negro rights in Alabama and is
nationally known as an honest and
capable leader of his people.
Every Negro citizen in Jackson
and the state will profit by hear
ing the speech by Emory 0. Jack
son. at Central Church Friday
night.
In order to raise the funds to
send to the National Democratic
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12

broadcast Of the anniversary pro-
gram from Tuskegee Facilities
and are to be provided for radio
networks and newsreel companies.
By the time the convention opens
at Tuskegee where it was founded
so years ago by Booker 7. Wash
ington the league wants to have
200 active leagues, 1000 sustain
ing members and 10000 regular
members, headquarters building
in Washington, D. c., to publish
the Journal of Negro Business and
operate an education and service
program under $4,000 fund
to affiliate all national organiza-
tions seeking to improve the eco
nomic and general status of the
Negro.
National president of the NNBL
is Horace Sudduth of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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called the film a powerful, out
spoken picture. The producers
are to be congratulated on their
courage and honesty. Efforts such
as this can do much to bring about
better understanding among all
people"
L. M. Birkhead, national direct
or of Friends of Democracy, said
that No Way Out is so stimu-
lating and challenging that it took
me hours to recover from the
shock of seeing the picture |
am sure it will stab the American
people awake"
All Reitman, public relations d.
rector of the American Civil Lib
critics Union, wrote: 81 have seen
all the films on the Negro ques-
ton and, without a moments hes
itation, | cast my vote for No
Way Out 1t will make a great
contribution in bringing prejudice
and hatred out in the open where
it can be looked at, understood
and action taken to blot it out Of
our national life"
Charming Tobias, director of the
Phelps Stokes Fund, hailed mo
Way Out" as "a very strong pic
ture" and one that will serve a
useful educational purpose"
Rabbi Hirsch E. L. Freund, ex-
ecutive director of the Synagogue
Council of America, said: my I'M
pressions of this picture can be
summed up perhaps under the one
word excellent 1t held my at
tention from the beginning to the
end"
"No Way Out" is "the most
penetrating portrayal of the evils
of race hate and bigotry that has
ever come to the SCREEN" said
julius A. Thomas, director of in
dustrial relations, National Urban
League. at packs a wallop that
should make every American do
some honest soul-Searching.
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Committee, an admission of fifty
cents $3.50 is being charged for
the Friday night program. This is
not an admission price in the or
binary sense President Greene
states, but it is call upon the
thinking Negro citizens for a
small contribution for great
and worthy purpose and to dem
onstrate that we are ready to stop
begging and pay our way.
The regular session of the meet
ing will open at 10 o'clock Friday
morning. A special session for
veterans will be held at 2 o'clock
with an address by Joseph F. AL
bright, OF Washington, d. c., Spe-
cal Assistant to the Director of
the Veterans Administration.
The annual address to the asso-
citation will be delivered by Percy
Greene, the state president, at 3
O'Clock Friday afternoon. There is
no admission for the session dur
ing the day and the public is in
vited to attend the meetings.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12

gro Funeral Directors Association,
Inc; and the American Savings
and Loan League, Inc.
National Beauty Culturis t
League, Inc.; National Business
Education League; Associated Ne
gro Press; the National Association
of Fashion and Accessory Design
ers.
Tentative arrangements for ex-
hibits have been suggested by En-
mer Martin Lancaster, advisor on
Negro affairs, department Of COM
merce.
The program would be headed
by a director or manager assisted
by committees which would be
publicity, floor plan, booth display
and decorations.
Operating income would be pro-
vided through the publications of
souvenir program to be given free
to the public with ads bringing IL
funds. Another proposal is the
awarding of prizes such as an
automobile or television set to
holders of lucky tickets sold to
the public.
STATUE OF WASHINGTON
Central exhibit is slated to be
that of the NNBL featuring a re-
production of the statue of Booker
T. Washington, founder Of the
NNBL, supplemented by informa-
ton on past history, offices, and
accomplishments of the past so
years.
Plans also call for nationwide
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James H. Sheldon, administrat-
i've chairman of the non-sectarian
Anti-Nazi League, asserted that
this film should be seen by ev-
eryone who is interested in see
ing American citizens enjoy their
right in the way that the authors
of the Constitution intended. No
Way Out is an absorbingly inter-
esting story and the message
which it brings will make all AM
orleans better citizens"
Fred Fulford, secretary-treas-
rrer Of the United Furniture
Workers Of America, declared that
the picture Carries more punch
in clarifying and fighting the I'M
American issue of race prejudice
than any picture | have ever SEEM"
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tate Brokers; Negro Newspapers
Publishers Association; National
Housewives League.
National Association of Negro
Business and Professional Women's
Business Club, Inc; National
Builders Association; National Ne
Evening star., 1950-03-12
HOUSES UkFURklsHED

ARL. VA.-Beautiful 4-bedrm. brick
nome. bedrm. and bath on 1st
d., 3 bedrms. and bath on End a.
in bsmt. Available March S5 S1s5 W
mo. GIL. 6251. -12
GUEST HOUSE on country estate, 35
minutes downtown by auto, 15
minutes Silver Spring, pine paneled
liv.. rm.. small din. rm., kitchen,
bath, 2 small bedrms., needs only
minor repairs; $50 per mo. Phone
Ashton 3797 for further informa-
ton. Ia
SILVER sPRING-Butiful. brick and
din. nm. 'a and haii hail esrpeted car wall wall
to wall, mirrored firepl., g Gu. It.
Frigidatre, garbage disposal. mir
rored closet doors, complete bsmt.
asphalt tiled; gas heat; tile shower.
pine recr. rm. With bar. S175 mo.
GE. 3725. Option to buy. Ia
NEW 3-BEDRM. HOUSE, refgr., gar
bage. disp.; nr: shopping. schools; 10
min. dwtn.; S136. AK. 1913. Ia
SILVER SPRNG-New det. brick
home; 8 bedrooms, liy. room, din.
room. kit, terrace, full bsmt.; $120.
Visit l to s. ]. VanEYEKE, 1O415
Inwood ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
NR. ROCKVILLE. Glen Hills Club
Estates-12-room Maryland farm
hanss assHiN Ssshi ax aiMMss 81 seet Co. seas 81
$500; ewes. and Suns, Rockville
o424.
Sc, NEW. MOD. house. conv. loc.
and transp.. 3 bedrms., liv. rm din
rn1., kit, bath; S115. OIL. Ss67.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms.. gas heat,
large yard. 3l1 East Oak St.. Alex
"a andTis ,sIi;vi5aS;-n.. oX; 2513; co,or,,,
brick in 2 highly restricted area;
kit. on 1st A., 8 bedrms., 2 baths on
End d.; 2-car gar; available on long
term lease, $500 mo. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO.. 4420 Conn. ave. EN-,
1900. la
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest

ALBEMARLE ST, 3727-6-rm. det.
workmanship throughout; 3 lse. bed
rms: by owner. offlcer transferring
overseas; attractiyely priced. Conv.
located; EN-. 1870. -12
all conveniences, this attractive det.
residence has nice sized rms; 1st
door has recep. hall, liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., mod. equipped kit,
porch: 2nd mr., 3 lovely bedrms. and
mod. tiled bath; porch; gas a:-c.h.; ;
deep lot; priced 9ea reasonably. W. B.
7I3 whittier st.-Detach. rms,
lot. full finished rec. rm.; alf in
excel. cond.; nr. shopping centers.
schools. bus line and recreation
eEseea GEs d1ss' e sell, Open srRoop'
oFsn First time offered. Exceptionaily SHn
well-built Colonial brick home. spa
cious front porch. light oak through
out gas heat. bath shogsTs
Close to trans, shopping. schools.
S19.s5o; and saye AGENTS fees.
;. IA; :, 57S2 70 ss9 sssz till 2 pm; week
BRIGHTWoop, daS;i NN Gooi; 511 oglethorpe St
rooms. extra pantry. 2 large
screened porches, gas heat, garage:
A real bargain from an estate: Cal,
Mos M FissheT Na c,sa with .Re. DHsYHss an bsss
leaving country, will sacrifice mod.
ern six-room, 2h-beth Colonial
brick home; in perfect condition;
excellent. convenient slocation: sub
stantial cash rnec NECESSARY, M1TcHE1IlL M1TcHaIE1IlL
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-This fine home
has, everything; bedrm. and full
fireplace and closets in master
bedrm.. stairway to storage ATTIC;
rec. rm., new all-elec. kit; wall-to-
wall carpeting on 1st a. and stair
way; deep-freeze and auto. washer
included; fine wooded lot with 163-
IT. frontage; garage. Located in one
Of the finest and most beautifnl
ahf.s aii eoDveniences. NJ S Cc Cali for APPOINT.
1904 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890.
CHEVY CHAsE0S1s,75o: modern
det brick in most eony; y;,.n peish6oT- sl6oI
din. rm:. den, fully equipped kit.
with 3 bedrms.. on 2nd fl, recrea.
rm.. lovely Anchor fenced yard;
an excel; property and fsiTly prlSss pESt5
OR. 1926 and OR. 1922, o til 8.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-1st time ad-
vertised; very attrac. and subst. det.
brick, containing 5 bedrms, 2h
baths; 1st floor consists of liv.. rm.,
din r kit sntrIncs and pOwdsT sd Tm 5smt
rec. rm. or living rm., full bath and
bedrm.. easily converted to doctors
Office or could be rented as separate
apt. in St. AIMS parish and nr.
Woodrow Wilson High, close to stores
snd snd I TsnsI ss osf hSais II L, s1s sDn saY sona
MoND B. DUNN. Or. 1889. M12
$1,000 down; lovely bedrms., full
sl:SSE STSsEEAs. SA..iav IS; 7iol' Rz: ssas:
ohEyE5ANp sy.d ND. ,ps PAsKLoys,y agr dse de
liz sisehsn: n.y. soodlsi.ed d.a dm Sedrms i9mDlsfs
3rd floor; side porch. 2-car attached
garage; mr., schools. transp; Call
eoFz KoRzESboRFER, NJ asisi nN.SaSf Or. ssse and d
OR. 6s22. 9 til 9.
PARK-Den and "a bath
1st floor; S17.950: lovely brick semi
det. home, just of Conn. ave-; 1st
floor has recep. hall. liv. rm., din.
rm., den, W bath and kitchen; ind
floor, 4 bedrms.. l bath: real
Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1890. Once
open 8 to 8.
DUPONT .CIRCLE-From OWNER;
leaving town, must sell: Is rms,
Az baths frepl., oil heat; suit.
professional or organization; now
S27,b00; can arrange $4,000 1st
trust. Hox lilly, star. Ia
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COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE

NAYL0R GARDENS-Open for In
sspest,oni shsdrm ! to ,, s: Several select |
ndr,iaiatin mE; charge In 2; c. Sales once in
fSr ss DRuaY Hsas Rs3ars s3Ih sne eoRp aay,
cali dE. ssaSSo6 20 or sA1'vsun; TW' lief evenings
apt, s7s mo, Including ali ex-
Rsnis' e. E. sEEEs, RFise sT Tsdaesa 4sIz e sss7s.
MODERN a-BEDRM. APT. in silver
Spring; price reduced; for informa-
ton, call SLIGO 3679.
UPPER N.w.-Tops In eond. and
S6.76o. OWNER. CO. l5s7. IA. s7s7.
TILDEN GARDENS, nrst offering
f2alig 2Hfn ioeaf.d is1a;; s.sraaT e 8 pm Resuti.
tpt with exposures, all overlooking
ing room, kitchen. large living room @
ana sun room. Vacant; requires
s.S@s ast s6s 6s'rsS!lSe'f seao f,ldsn Ral'fd: &:
G sMfTrYe ees5n co. ST. SP s5eol sg55e1i'e'' Il y
CHARMING e-BEDRM. APT. artist.
cally redecorated and Completely
and bath. Large foyer, spacious iv,
I'M, DIN. I'm. or den, excellent closet
space. Elevator and switchboard
service. A close-in location In an
terms: Call Mr. Gavin, with n q
sMnITHY sMnnITHY CO.. ST. 5000; res, MI.
1904. -l2
THDEN ST. OFF CONN. AVE-
double, ! single bedroom, liv. room
DIN. room, and foyer: exposures
quiet, cool, II windows, 8 closets
excel, cond g13 000 for eofitv .
monthly payments with garage, $50
WO. S479 Sun. ewes.
SPACIOUS GROOM corner ant. eonv
NV. loca ton; selling to settle estate;
priced to sell. 2039 New Hamp.
shire ave. NV. -Ig
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

JOURNALIST. wife, child, desire
small house, or apt. with yd.. NV. or
Bethesda vic: Ju. .7-92O3: Ia
sMaEh FhMsf hSuse ssKesna efs,is pR s
Gh.' p; G.; perm; $3.50; will dec.
NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE desire small
unfurnished house; upper NV; two
WANTED by reliable family, house
with. small apartment, oil heat; NV.
section. Call HU. 6752 sat. and
HOUSE. furnished, one or two
months. about April l. by .respon-
sioie couple: no pets or children;
preferably silver Spring or Chevy
ton. rental. etc. Box 344-x. Star
NEWLY ARRIVED naval commander,
wife and school-age child wish to
LEI Lease Sc. unfurn:; f 2 or bedrm. house.
Arlington. Clarendon or Fails
Church; nr. transp. Phone FA. 1882.
PERM. PARTY desires unfurn.. g.
pedrm. house or apt; NV. pref:
sGPs sf9sr isais pm IT, ednprGSss dE Sess RA: eIsl;
HogsE ssTs DT.qt1ss1 gatuFpished fms
Church or vicinity; short or long
term lease, for April 1st occupancy
oy an insurance executive. Call
ME 5000, Room s31, MR.. TUCKER.
BY RETIRED coUPLE-small house
". garden. convenient to stores or
45s5. ~ '"t ~"
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER and fam
lily wants to rent on lease unfur-
nished 3-bedroom house. Aurora
ferrsd. hils Vi5fnis oT ssaa aishlands area pre-
unfur. house, by April Is; 3-year
lease; convenient to Pentagon; XII.
HOUSE soLD-Must vacste. n Need
equiv. bedrms.; D. C. pref About
SaS0 H. sosa % or TAX kr sHs Ssoo' sfss HstS
COUPLE, 2 small children. desire
Dept; 10; 3,7564. -l2
nently. stationed Washington area.
need furn. and unfurn: houses and
ants. list with ARMED - iS FORCES
HOUSING. the Pentagon, RE. 670o,
HOUSE, unfurn.. 4 bedrms., Ia baths,
one on 1st floor; anywhere in D. C.
max, S135; all adults. no pets; top
refs DE. 7499.
NAVAL OFFICER and wife. perma-
nent duty D. c.; no children: need
2 or 8 bedrm.. unfurnished house in
NV; wife artist. needs one bdrm.,
OR. 1857.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Furnished
or unfurnished; to 10 months. Call
MR.. KING. DI 1900.
PROF. COUPLE desire furnished
house. Bethesda vicinity. OIL. 500
days. WI. 1887, ewes. or Sun.
for DIP family. Sponsored by friends
meeting Of Washington; $50 to $50.
WI 62O6
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HOUSES TO SHARE

SILVER SPRING, Woodmoor sec. -
Congenial cple. wanted to share
home; cooking separate. SH. S490.
WILL SHARE NEW 3-bdrm. home
with cple. All facilities. Reason
ARLINGTON-Lge bedrm. in quiet
home. use Of kit. and din. rm.;
$50 dble., $40 sgle. Gil 0956.
MAN AND WIFE or , ladies to share
home with employed widow Call
GEORGETOWN or . girls. college
background, to share attractive
house with others. CO. 4703. Ia
BUSINESS LADY will share modern
country home, Virginia, $50: v
hour Pentagon; married couple OF
girls Address GRACE BERNARD
Pinto's Pasture, Fairfax Station
Va, or call weekdays, EX. APO
Ext. 1859.
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BARKLEY BROS.
OIL o4o9
1888 18th PL. NV.

1888 18th PL. NV.
2 BLOCKS NORTH OF WALTER RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO 6
Det. brick home only one year old,
3 spacious bedrooms and 2 baths,
living room with fireplace, dining
room and modern kitchen with gar
bage disposal; a bath on 1st floor:
gas &C. heat, slate roof. inclosed
garage, level lot: convenient trans
terms. To reach: Out 18th st. to
Floral St. right one block to 18th
pl. H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-03-12
400 Nebraska Ave. NV.

Large detached center-hali brick
home, beautifully furnished, includ-
ing baby grand piano, Oriental
rugs, etc.
Large living room with fireplace,
foyer, large dining room and kitchen
with buffers pantry. den and half
bath on 1st floor.
8 bedrooms, baths on 2nd floor,
maids room and bath in basement;
gas INV. heat, large side porch, g
car detached garage on large land
scaped lot.
Rent, $500 per month on lease (rent
control approved),
BARKLEY BROS. MA. e277.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cons. J

1885 IRVING ST. N.W.-s rooms,
all conveniences, fine cond., S165
mo. Call Sun. co. 3731. -12
SILVER SPRING AREA-Viers Mill
Village, 2 bedroom, full basement
bungalow; 500 mo. Call WI. 1905.
COTTAGES rm.. b.; oil heat; S65.
2 bedroom rambler; $50; both on
same property in Va. suburbs, s
miles Highway Bridge: secluded area;
plenty Of ground. GE. 7113.
SMALL FARMHOUSE blks. from
D. c. line; Sc; no mod. facilities
S35 mo. HO. 0051.
SUITLAND, MD.-4-rm house. compl
renovated; with nice yd. Apply al
1909 Suitland rd. sc.
NEW RAMBLER-5 rooms, .elec
kitchen. Oil heat. 22-ft. front
porch. Car port. Some land. SS5
mo. High Bridge. Md. . mi. from
Bowie. Near Defense Highway. Call
between and 5 Sun. MRS. BOS-
TON
Evening star., 1950-03-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwet

CHEVY CHASE, D. c., nr. Woodrow
Wilson and st. Ann's-Det. corner
brick. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and "a
bath on 1st floor: 2 large bedrms.
and bath on 2nd; rms. on 3rd;
apt. in bsmt. with separate en-
trance; det. 2-car garage,
OR. 1892 INEZ CUSHARD WI. 5s67
Evening star., 1950-03-12
Small Estate on potorna

Small Estate on Potomac
Half-mile frontage on Potomac, d.
rectly opposite Mt. Vernon on Nd.
side near Marshall Hall. Most at
4 bedrooms, 2 baths. well furnished;
70 acres, mostly wooded. but garden
and orchard. Absolutely private.
Owner transferred overseas: 2-year
lease at $50 month; 80 minutes to
Washington: all improvements.
Evening star., 1950-03-12
6100 3rd ST NV

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO 8 PM.
Detached brick Colonial, containing
fast nook. den and powder rm, on
1st. f.; 3 twin-size bedrms. and 9
baths on 2nd A.; stairway to lge,
storage attic; oil &C. heat slate
roof; very convenient to schools,
shopping AND, transp; Priced for
TU. 2lQ0: ewes, XII. S-S5T4,
SHOCKEY g. MOORHEAD
Evening star., 1950-03-12
Of1OChEY . q MOORHEAD
Realtors 10
3031 CHESTNUT ST. NV,

oUoI OI1EO NUI 81. INV.
OPEN SUN, TO 6 PM
Colonials sold, / left; 4 bedrms.,
ga baths. on beaut. wooded lot, mr..
house in. trade. Also choice bldg.
sites avail. Call US about plans for
your home in this community of at
tractiye homes. Call Mr.. Lawrence,
TU 2I0O; ewes, DE 1920.
SHoCkEY d. MOORHEAD, Realtors.
Evening star., 1950-03-12
IMMED. OCCUPANCY
OPEN SUN, 2-5
"ALTAMONT"
GOWN YOUR OWN"
SAVE ON RENT
SAVE ON WORRY

We have listed with Us number
Cooperative ownership Plan, as
has opersted in this field. for the
sssn pons. sad has Cob been sp,
ment DEVELOPMENTS comprising Al
buildings.
Apsrtlnsnt' ln4gs fGr flo sale range from small
types e. resis SR knUa kaSSrous ins1Psnsiys sames
They are in projects ranging from
well constructed buildings, designed
TO AFFORD the best in modest accom-
no Jmnodation;s n;s, at low cost, all through
Washington's most distinctive CO.
operative apartment buildings.
Following is list Of the buildings in
available. Act promptly-each of
these announcements has resulted
In several sales.
THE BROADMOOR
THE NORTHUMBERLAND
Meridian Hill Studio Apis.
THE NEW PARK SIDE
THE AVONDALE
1910 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
66 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
For prices, terms, more detailed data,
and appointment to inspect, phone
this once Monday through Friday.
RE. 1918, or RE. 1749.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
AUTHORITY ON COOP. Since 1920
WASHINGTON BLDG.
CoLoRED-329o 1eth ST. NE. cor
coop. apts. for sale from $3.50
ments from $3.50. Each apt, liv.
rm.. bedrm., kit.-dinette, bath. Call
MORRIS COHEN or MILTON VIM
ewes. TU. 0297. ONCE open Sun,
CoLoRED-vAcANT; nr. 18th st,
and Mass. ave. g.e,-6 rms. and
bath. SURETY REALTY CO.. AD.
Evening star., 1950-03-12
COOP. APARTMENTS WTp.

WANTED TO BUY bedrm. CO.
operative apt. for cash. Box HAY,
Star
UP TO $4,000 CASH for clean. we'll
located 1-bedrm. coop. Phone RA
T161 ewes z to 10
Evening star., 1950-03-12
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE

PARKS TRANSFER will move you at
your convenience; reasonable rates
ICE. RIM. for storage in dry bsmt. /;
very cheap; ne. section. LA. g.
1862.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing:
CO. INC. est. 1905
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.
24-hr. service: furniture. trunks and
baggage AT. 2759 or FIR 03S6
MOVING BY VET:i exper. help: every
any time. Mr.. COOK. GL. 6l37.
Evening star., 1950-03-12
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL TRADE Groom brick house
with sleeping porch for small bunga-
low, from owner. ia. 3145. 4003
Evening star., 1950-03-12
BRIGHTWOOD AND
NnpTu MIfuTGkN pApH

BRIGHTWOOD AND
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
S11.950 AND S11,250
Two most lovely homes In these de-
sirable locations and low down pay
ment will handle either. Monthly
payments like rent. Call me now
and let's talk it over. Inspection
anytime. Call Mr.. Clarke, GE. 9OIl.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
BRIGHTWOOD
41s Marietta pl. Open Sun. to
dark rms, 2 baths, liy. rm.,
firepl.. din. rm., kit, tile bath, 8
bedrms., rec. rm.; conven. area.
DON BLAIR, RA. 1926. -12
BRIGHTWOOD-B3OO block Of Sth
St. NV: An attractive 6-room semi
det. brick on corner lot. Many spe-
cial features. including storm win
dows. and doors, new awnings. new
gas furnace, h.-w. h., recreation rm.
Excellent cond. Priced S13,500. Call
Mr.. Pendleton for appt.. DU. 346S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
CLEVELAND Park
garage, slate roof; priced for quick
sale. ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY
60. INC, 3402 Conn. ave-, OR.
~S~s 40
Evening star., 1950-03-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-ko+hwest
GEORGETOWN

The view cannot be duplicated. cute
frame hse., 100000 For appt. to
see, call ROXANA B. DORAN, AID.
S9l2, 3245 P st. NV. Ia