davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-08-20
S15,950.
4S11 CHERnKEE STREET

4s11 CHEROKEE STREET.
Army colonel transferred. Beautiful
Groom and bath 2-story brick;
first floor with large living rm. and
fireplace, very large dining room,
modern equipped kitchen; second
floor. 3 large bedrooms and tiled
bath: brick screened porch, full
basement with painted floors and
walls. beautiful leather bar, built-in
cabinets for laundry facilities, out
side entrance, gas heat, equipped
with aluminium. storm windows and
screens: large corner lot. Priced
right at S15,950. Low down pay
ment to qualified veterans. $4,000
down, non-vet.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

By OWNER - Country club grove.
completely redec. brk. Colonial; Ill
yrs. old; 8 bedrms. No agents. GIL.
THREE-BEDRM., liy. rm., din. rm.,
kit. and nth. rm. house In Jefferson
GI combination. Call cH. 1878.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

COLLEGE PARK
5-bedrm. home; liv. rm. with fire-
place. din. rm., 2 baths, full bsmt. !;
Q. h.-w. heat; suitable for 2 apis.
Price $4,000.
RIVERDALE
2-bedrm. home: liv. rm., din. rm., full
bsmt.: gas hot-water heat; on beau
tifully Handicapped lot Asking price.
THREE-BEDROOM HOME
Liv. rm.. lge. equipped kit, utility
room, Full price. S10,950; only
FINcHAM AND CO., REALTORS
UN. 1888. Ewes, AP. 1905.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
'Over Thirty Airstrips Planned
 Immediately In This Area

Tony Schwamm, Director of Aviation for the Territory, arrived yesterday with a survey crew to start work on small badly-needed airstrips through the Second Divi- sion. With him are Don Eyinck and Harvey Turner of the Uni versity of Alaska. A professional crew will follow tomorrow, head ed by MT. and Mrs. Carl Caldwell. MT. Caldwell is chief engineer and vice president for the inter- national air port design firm of of Thomas B. Bourne Go.
 MT. Schwamm stated that fields in the Second Division which have been approved in the Ma tional Airport Plan for 1850 in- clude the following: Council, Dahl Creek. Deering, Hamilton, Hay cock, Holy Cross, Kewalik, Kotze- but, Koyuk, Marshall, Quartz Creek, Shungnak, Teller, White Mountain. All of these have been approved so that matching funds from the federal government may be used if found necessary, MT. Schwamm stated, during the next three years.
 In the smaller villages where airstrips are planned, wherever possible, local equipment and men will be used and work will start immediately.
 In addition to the nationally ap- proved fields mentioned, the fol- lowing will be started or improv- ed by Territorial funds: These in clude strip for Solomon, Colo win, Shaktoolik, Iron Creek, Ruby
 (Continued on Page Seven
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
"ClObal War Is Very Possible At Any Time"

WASHINGTON, (R-Rep. Vim son O.-Ga) said yesterday "A global war is a real, distinct pos sibility at any time" and Ameri- can forces must be built up for that possibility.
 Vinson, chairman of the armed services committee, made the statement in a speech prepared for House delivery in support of a bill that would add a year to the service of enlisted men now in the armed forces.
 The enlistment freeze" already has passed the Senate.
 The House also expected to take a vote later on legislation to lift all limits from the size of the armed forces.
 On a speed up schedule, it may
 (Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA > OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, American troops are now engaged in hostilities in Asia, and
 WHEREAS, war or the threat of a general war is of direct con- cern to Alaska as it is to every other part of the United States, and
 WHEREAS, Alaska s vulnerable position, geographically and To- gistically, suggests the possibility of it's direct involvment in any ma jor foreseeable war, and
 WHEREAS, Alaskans general ly, mindful of such circumstances and alert to such possibilities, and conscious of their responsibilities as citizens of free nation, should, for their mutual protection and well-being, organize themselves against any threat to their secur- ity, health or welfare:
 NOW THEREFORE, I, ERNEST GRUENING, Governor of Alaska, do, pursuant to national policy, and in the discrarge of my official responsibilities, hereby direct that the Director of Civilian Defense for Alaska, establish and organize Civilian Defense facilities on Territorial-wide basis, and that he cooperate with the various com munities in Alaska in promoting similar preparedness and organ ization within their boundaries. And I hereby commend to the sev- eral communities the desirability of preparedness for any eventual ity and urge that they avail them selves of whatever facilities may be procurable.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
 have ,hereunto subscribed my
 hand and caused the Seal of
 the Territory of Alaska to be
 affixed. Done at Juneau, the
 Capital, this 20th day of July
 in the year of our Lord nine
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
"Capt." Lathrop Killed In Accident
Special 10 The Nuq9et)

FAIRBANKS (P), Captain Aus tin Eugene Lathrop, 87, northern Alaska capitalist was killed out right today when he slipped off a coal car and was crushed beneath the wheels. The accident occurred at his Healy River Coal Corpora ton holdings at Suntrana, about 112 miles houth of here. Few de- tails are known. Lathrop's News Miner here said it understood the body was being returned to Fair banks in an Alaska Railroad am- bulance car.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
President Calls On All Americans For ''SOme Sacrifice"
(BY Sterling E. Green)

WASHINGTON, R-President Truman today summoned the na- ton to "some sacrifice" of its civil ian plenty. He declared himself ready to call for complete econo- mic mobilization" if the defense of freedom requires.
 MT. Truman told Congress, in his mid-year economic message, that price ceilings, rationing and "serious shortages" can be avoid ed if Congress quickly gives him limited control powers and a $5,5OO, ,000,O tax increase.
 But he warned: eve must real ize that the engagement in Korea will be costly and may not be short. We must prepare against the possibility that new crises may arise elsewhere"
 That hazard means, the Presi- dent said, that industrial output must be stepped up-possibly by a rate of $1O,OOO,OOO, O,OOO annually before January land that basic industry itself must be expanded by federal loans and guarantees.
 eve cannot afford longer to risk the future desperate short ages of some of the most essen- tial requirements for our national security" MT. Truman said.
 He did not name steel specific ally as one of the industries critic ally needing expansion. But it headed the list of scarcity" ma
 (Continued on Page SeveD
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
Truman Will Need Much More Power

WASHINGTON, (P)-Secretary of commerce Sawyer said 'yester- day the economic control powers the administration is asking may not be enough. He declared great CT powers will be needed if mili- tary spending is increased further.
 Sawyer was before the Senate banking committee to urge that Congress quickly give President Truman the controls he has asked. These include powers to parcel out scarce materials to industries, to say how these materials shall
 (Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26

LONDON, (P)- Informants in touch with the government report ed yesterday Britain has decided to offer a small ground force to the United Nations for use in Ko- req.
 They reported this after the British cabinet met in special seS- sion, apparently to discuss a num- Der of major changes in the na- tion'S defense policy.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
WASHINGTON, (P- The N

WASHINGTON, (P)-T The Ma tional Congress of American Indi- ans opposed today passage of the Alaskan Statehood Bill unless Congress removes a ban against reservations for Alaskan natives.
 The so-called anti-reservation clause was inserted by the Senate inSular committee.
 John Rainier, secretary of the Indian Congress, said in a state ment "The tragic experience of the American Indians leads us to believe that the natives of Alaska will lost all their rights if this provision is not deleted."
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
NEWS IN BRIEF

NEWARK, N. J. P-A large chain store today boosted the price of hot dogs from dime to 12 cents and hamburgerS from Is to IT cents.
 Some restaurants hiked the price of a cup of coffee from five to 10 cents with meals.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26

FAIRBANKS, (R-Mrs. Edna Todd, GA, a Cayucas, Calif., nurse here on an Alaska tour, died in a Fairbanks hospital Monday after a heart attack.
 She is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Waldo Pate, Auburn, Calif., and Mrs. Sara Darritt, Roseburg, Ore.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26

WASHINGTON, (R-Delegate Bartlett recommended the ap- pointment this week of Miss Lucy Neakok as postmaster at Point Lay. Point Lay is on the Arctic Coast between Point Hope and Point Barrow.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman's request for $10,486,976,- 900 for military needs includes S4,393,OO0 for Alaska Communica- tionS.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26

FAIRBANKS, R)-Police chief Dewey Oren said yesterday a city | jail prisoner had turned jail
 Continued on Page Eight
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-26
Korean Situation At A Glance -.
Tuesday. July 2S. 1850 CBy The Associated PreSS)

CBy The Associated Press)
 Yongdonk fell to North Kore- ans today. One the other side of the ledger, U. S. and British Car rier planes streaked across Korea's southwest tip and struck hard at advancing communist colum s threatening to flank United Ma tions forces in a push toward Pu- San.
 The war was a month old, and the MacArthur command was fighting to keep the one-third of South Korea it still holds.
 On the central front, U. S. cav- airy division clements, fighting like hell," retreated from Yong donk before a sustained commun- ist frontal attack supported by stabs in both Hanks and sneak att tacks from the rear. Fighting to protect American Hanks, the 25th Division threw back two commun- ist infantry attacks with heavy casualties. Yongdonk is 20 miles southeast of abandoned Taejon. The carrier plane attack was part of Gen. MacArthur's planned measures against the burgeoning threat on the southwest front, where Red columns have been driving against token resistance from South Koreans and menac- ing vitally important U. s. supply lines in the broad flank move ment.
 The navy pilots hit unidentified front line targets "of opportunity in the area of Kwangju, where the communists have been spearing east in what looked like the be- ginning of a drive on Pusan. This main American supply port is on the southeast coast. The Reds all ready have seized all the western and southwestern part of Korea, driving the Americans and South Koreans into a corner making up only about a third of the penin- sula.
 U. S. army field officers were reported to have asked the air strike in which British planes supplied cover for U. s. naval fiji CTS. The attack was under the di- rection of Vice Adm. Arthur D. Struble, who had just returned with his ships from recent strikes at targets north of the 38th para llel. For. the first time in the cam paign a re-arming ship came alongside the task force as it pro- ceeded to its new operation.
 A dispatch from U. S. Eighth Army headquarters in central Ko- req quoted North Korean prison CTS as saying 10000 Korean vet erans of the Chinese communist army weer used for the invasion of South Korea. The prisoners also said Russian advisers were work ing with communist army units, and that Russia, month before the invasion, supplied the North Korea army with huge quantities of equipment.
 Front dispatches from the cen- tral sector said the Yongdong withdrawal was orderly after the Americans stood their ground since Sunday before waves of att
 Continued on Page Two)
Evening star., 1950-03-05

INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. N. ROTH. RE 1880.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
OFFICES FOR RENT

and K. facing Franklin Park; i rm.
90x1sh; suitable for ONCE or busi-
ness; reasonable rent: Apply 913
sEr6sp itth s. FLook,ssh PT; NE ssS4 and ,G e,
n.e.-Air conditioned. approx. 1000
SO. it., new modern building suit
able for insurance or finance COM
pany. institutions, etc. Consult
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., Realtors,
EvaNSs 15GS H RTTihTSG Sti nT ma tSe ss4S New yo,.
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately;
asieaDs rooms PENS 1S ssofSRr zss1 E.
474 K st. NV. ME. l1Gi.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Very desirable
ss ents sss ai'e and ID up ns aso noafss se es one:
for rent in our bldg. at 55O5 Ga.
ave. n;w KAY REALTY CO.. INC,
Scoop FfilooR-4os sth st. nv
1=Hl sHSNNeS S'.ss : LScHs Sa CO. Co. iSos 4 4
ARLINGToN MEDICAL BLDG, 1ia4
N. Highland st. Air-conditioned
elevator service, attrac, suite, suit
p9is 59r physcse deaif asERT e ehst
COHEN. rental agent, lU42 N. Irv-
Ing st. Arl., CHI. 1861.
9SS 9th ST. N.W.-Second moor, cor.
ner, containing 1850 SO. IT. suit
jobber; heat, light, janitor service
furnished. freight elevator. THoS.
j. FISHER CO., INC, 73S 5th st.
NV, DI. $3.50. IS
1929 CONN. AvE.-tNr. Calvert St.
Second and third As. Of building,
now being ,remodeled, consisting Of
3 rms: and Law, per A.; heat fur.
sHANsoN Z LUcHs g, Realtors.
6s5 F ST. NV. opposite the Heehs
Co. Single rooms available at res
sonable rates for law Offices; bust
asSs seryice. eHTfSos.a:s'i' THos. J FISHER ( C.
ATTRACTIVE furn. ONCE. Modern
bldg. 1923 Connecticut ave. See
DOCTORS, Dentists and other profs,
Apt, avail. in, apt bldg. on Euclid
and an 0ik front Mess rms IS. Excel. Exec Tor for oies
2 large rear bedrms. kit. and bath.
Desirable liv. suite; reas. rent Boz
orE,I; LIT; Star. n o., .ns u. . ,.-x.
crescent lighting; parking space for
pas ssr' SEE ssia Mr. rsa5 zbAHs w. 1875 lssss \ {.
IDEAL LOCATION. / rm, with .te.-
age closet and pvt. bath on 10th
poWNToWNGAiI esnd. front ofnee..
Newly NN y,ds: dseoT; b1 s1gTSssl q 11th st. p"
14TH AND X SITS, n. W.-2-rnn.
suite in lge ONCE bldg, venetian
blinds. asphalt-tile foors, duoyescent
Iights. s;.,,rsTS s5s mo; Apply , LEO NJ
$37. SO PER MO. UP-Downtown Of
fice rooms in large eley. bldg., imm.
STEIN q CO., Realtors. 1416 X st.
FACING HECHTS newly decorated.
will rent whole or part, parking
facilities, very low rent. 523 9Th
psiJ.TS s. nT Viii, Ex a19ili 19liRN ome. in ,9,,t. 2,
excel. location in heart of lnan.
cial district Reception. phone, secs
retarial service included: S75 mo.
? OR 's' LARGE SUNNY adjoia.
rms. in modern once bldg. Excel.
location Together or separately
Reas. rent to respon. party. -
MR.. DRESSED, 3rd a. Mon. 1904
Continued on Nszt PsEs'
Evening star., 1950-03-05
CANADA

This lovely year-around residence
Is situated on the Canadian side of
Lake Erie. 20 min. drive from Buff
falo. New York, in a smart lake
shore community OF large estates.
is beautifully Handicapped acres, .
12-rm, 4-bath modern up-to-the
minute manor house, plus servants
rooms and bath. 5-car garage IA
cilitiss; Random @ width noors; e, sx- !.
completely furnished and clean a. q
pin. Ideally arranged for very large
: family, summer camp, rest home.
lavish entertaining. etc. Priced
under $7o;0.9s2s o;S0.9s2s For further details
Evening star., 1950-03-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

ATTRACTIVE house with nice view
Of stream running through. r. L.
PATERSON, 1912 Eye st. NV, ST
1922: Sun or nights. OR. 4242 =
Evening star., 1950-03-05
CHURCHES FOR SALE.
STUDIOS FOR RENT

End FL, I,50O so. FT.-Divided with
@ suitable e for dentist physicts1 insh or
business offices. For information
call DI. Oslo. Mon. or Tues. d
Evening star., 1950-03-05
coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.

WAREHOUSE, conveniently located
within 80 days; ist floor viii ac-
commodate trucking equipment,
4Ox6O IT,, divided BY PARTITION pro-
viding 2 spaces, 2nd floor has suite
OF s modern ofices. with acoustic
treated ceilings. Equipped with We
netian blinds and AWNINGS. Large
built-in wall safe. These of1oes will
conveniently house sales and ac-
counting departments. Entire build
ing suitable for any type wholesale
business. Call SH. 5000 or Rockville
1898 and ask for MR.. LOFSTRAND.
PAPA 18th ST. N.W.-Three-story
hreproof, 50-ft. front, total 81 900
B; s; !. a.ss sssH. s 81 Florida ave. 'sSs NE
CENTRAL LOCATION, End COM; !;
32xl25 IT,. high ceiling. doors;
equip to paint 10 cars daily or
mfg. garage. car wash; wholesalers,
storage; det. bldg; lge. alley. Rent
$3.50 mo. 2O15 L st. NV. -5
CORNER u AND M STS. S.E.-2nd
commercial. approx. 5000 50. It.
1918 M q. NV. D1. 66Se; ewes,
call WO, .Z603. -
Evening star., 1950-03-05
STORES FOR RENT lcant.

1ith ST. NV, mr.. Shepherd-Lge.
show window; available April 18th;
S125. RA. O651; furn. apt. avaiI.
at same address. 10
Evening star., 1950-03-05
SUBURBAN sALE-vIReIkIA

COLORED-THIS Is A REAL buy; q
2-bath brick, modern in every way,
equipped kitchen, basement. auto.
hot-water heater. 2-car garage.
acres of land. more II wanted; fruit
this before buying. Price. S15,95O;
terms. Close in. near the Lee hwy,
Falls Church CHI 1881
Evening star., 1950-03-05
$500

This outstanding det. building con.
sists of over 170 units. has a dis.
tinguished Conn. ave. area addres:
and is newly available. Severa
featured, and all are unus6al ir
many respects. Gross annual in.
come over S130.000. AZ long.
term financing Good terms ex,
tended or trades considered. PRICED
far below any. recently sold com.
653S.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X ST. NV, REALTORS. Elk
Evening star., 1950-03-05
coMu. PRoP.-REkr tcent.)
P0TJTE +2n1

ROUTE +3Ol
IDEAL TOURIST cabin location. on
Route SOL, at the Potomac River
Bridge, halfway from Washington
to Richmond. Good swimming and
boating. Long-term lease at reason
able rates. J. S. HOWARD, Jr.,- for
Louise Sill. Realtor. st. Mary's City,
Nd; Ct. Mills 373-W-2; Balto.,
Null. 1852
Downtown Locations
ID Corner store in large ONCE BLDG;
C25 Ii57 Goth st. n.w.-o-story
brick Just modernized, in 2nd comm.
(3.) 1923 Goth st. n.w.-Entire sec
ond d. in sound bldg. 1850 50. IT
open space.
4D 110S Md. ave. s.w.-3-story
Prick ri 4 end comm 1000 So IT. on
Consult Mr.. Whitehead. ewes, Nj.
1850.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. MA. $500. -6
Evening star., 1950-03-05
16-TTNTT APT NW

16-UNIT APT, NV.
This attractive modern det. buildini
and a. ioISsl IS in perfect M condition. St ~ hi, is
building shows an excellent income
Of over $4,000 yearly on Al con-
servatively long term basis and Is
priced at only S83,500 for prompt
sale. Today call IA. 6b3S.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920. K ST. NV. REALTORS. Elk
! 2th ST. N.E.-Brookland corner;
one-story modern brick stores. Ten
:sisJ si Jy:z VI hsss srie. .ns ss1soo ussls' rent
IS. A. YOUNG co.
ehoYshaq Bldg. ma. 83e8. .
Evening star., 1950-03-05
CTT.VEP SpPTNC

SILVER SPRING
Fastest growing section, Piney Branch
rd.: 2-story and basement, modern
building; parking; rents $4,000
year; out-of-town owner asks S42,-
500. terms.
A. H. BACAS, Realtor
AID S4S4
Evening star., 1950-03-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
PART OF BsMT.-1st commercial.
good for small shop or storage; a:
Level & with alley; pvt, p,oI snsr, and and
1907 PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV
Entire first floor prominent display
j.. H; Knox. ONCE. of ROBERT W.
sAvAGE' Ins Na aSid Sl6 Union Trust Buila- Build
garage buildins 8, large parking area
For further Information, call Mr.
q NORRIS: Realtors. 7a3 Goth st
10TH oh'' AN6 ne, F s'sI; SIS. N.w-App ,,ooo
mercial bldg, concrete floors, pass
and freight elev.; excellent for lite
manufacturing, etc. LEO M. BERN
STEIN g. co. Realtors, 1415 K
1ath AND PARK RD. N;w:-Tvc
cellent for ofice and living quarters
beauty parlor, corsetiere. etc APP
ply LEO M. BERNSTEIN 4 CO,
Realtors. 1415 X SITS. NV. ME.
18th AND G SITS. N.w-and. srd
immed. occupancy; reas. rent. Ap-
ply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
Realtors. 14l5 K st. NV, ME. 54OO.
900 BLOCK PENN. AYE-2nd f.; pvt.
entrance; large display window; also
Bird Il. avail; best location for ma
tional concern: schools, retail and ali
ST. 2026. sH. $500.
SMALL BUSINESS ATTENTION-We
have two Arm. houses and two 2
room locations within l blk of busy
Clarendon. Circle; low rent until
r.. established. -ast
j. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OK. Or cH. 44s7>l 4 II !
BUSINESS AND HOME right on q
busy Clarendon (Va.) corner: live
where you work and owners will
start you out. with low rent until
established; plenty Of foot trafic and
unlimited auto trafnc. ss.a
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
nY or ru
Evening star., 1950-03-05
oU1-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
(continued)
NEW BRICK HI.

NEW BRICK HOME. partly finished
10 rooms, 2 baths. Ia acres; 35
miles to D. c. Greyhound bus serv-
Ice on y; S. No. /. $4,000. Box
| l10-Z. Star
Evening star., 1950-03-05
SOUTH ARLINGTON.
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE Or GARAGE, approx.
1,50O-2, 600 So. IT,. IND comm,
preferably ne. or Sc. for use as
cabinet shop. FIR. 1915: ewes, OF,
9b3U. II
WAREHOUSE wanted containing be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 So. it,,
with r.r. sizing; must be in District.
Box 15o-T, Star. IS
Evening star., 1950-03-05

oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
NEW STORE BUILDING with q cor
ner lot on N. Royal ave. and in the
new business section total price
4 large office rooms on corner Of
Royal Va. for only $50 per mo.
with heat furnished.
3R acres with large stream OF run
ming water through certel, s-room
residence and outbuildings, land
faetns aees ssss sShn ROAD afSsna Ne M ndE
east of Front Royal va
2-acre tract of land with 4-room
residence. barn and outside toilet,
or State read, near Flint Hill. Va.
230 acres Of rich cattle GRAZING land
sic Corner and Washineton.. Va.
Large two-story modern residence.
cattle barns; ali at S35, 900.
500 acres with mansion, Broom
sfssp sesp n h9uss and csss ssya stoss oser 0sue
buildings. in Eappahannock County,
Va, over $4,000 in this property.
VIII sell at S45,000 with - cash
down payment; possession ut once.
CLAUDE L. RUST, 306 s. Royal Ave.
FnOne III. FTOnt HOyAl, va.
COLONIAL HOME, built 1859 OF
English brick, consisting Of 5 bed
rooms, all modern conveniences,
original paneling, peg construction,
in setting Of old oaks with so acres
Of semi-rolling fertile soil under
high state OF cultivation, 2 leased
tenant houses and many outbuild-
ings; miles from Virginia Beach.
12 rifles from Norfolk. S56,950 or
$4,000 for home and 20 acres.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
ESTATE

Beautiful stone mansion in hunt
country Virginia. Double driveway
and lodge house. swimming pool
Grounds developed like estates in
France. Shrubs, trees. gardens
with lockwood, etc. Would cost
$780, 600 to duplicate. so acres of
park-like acreage with farm house
and barns.
Frederic L. Paterson
1912 Eye NV. ST. 1922
Sunday OR. 4242
Evening star., 1950-03-05
SUBURBAN SAlE-vIRGIkIA
S1Q.Q5Q

Modern 5-rm., 2-story brick; livins
rm:, dining rm., kitchen, master
bedrm. 12x15, 2nd bedrm., tile
bath; full bsmt., outside entrance
a.-c. heat. Venetian blinds; Sl,SOt
cash, SSS per mo. incl taxes. Oper
Sun. l. till 5. Out Wilson blvd
to. Buchanan ST., right to 9th st.
left to Burlington st. and sign
ARLEDGE BROS.
OW. 444s, 2523 Wilson Blvd, OK.
4333: ewes, EA ln1n a
Evening star., 1950-03-05
coM'L. PROPERTY FOR SALE

. =. -
BRICK COMMERCIAL building in &C,
tive neighborhood shopping area. Mr.
Wis, ave. and Albemarle st. NV
E yS52 Is wssS ss
eaad 18th ST. N.w.-Three-stor,
fireproof. 5O-ft. front. total 21,O0t
square feet floor space, large elevator
r. S; NASH, 80 Florida ave. ne, HO
AZ ACRES OF GROUND, zoned TO,
apts.. commercial and homes, a
Ey5f EoUfs Fs SuDpRa fas gnivsF5sS hx 5aS7 eHs af
SILVER TISY; SPRING rm. brick il
with option to purchase. Excel. 70,
tails call THOMPSON AND GRAY
Realtors, Sligo 6l00. 10
8th ST. NE, LIST comml.-Near Cas-.
ualty Hospital; brick bldg. suitable
for contractor's ONCE; There are :
only $4,000: small down payment
CITY REALTY. RE. 0703. 81. Q427
LOCATION TROUBLE?
Need Commercial Site?
Or any Otner type DullQlng
or zoning? We have specialists
in the field and they are
equipped with comprehen-
sive list. If your organization
has any real estate problem.
we would be glad to assist in
solving ,ot.tion 1t Tor you; ;t, We ,,has have
sidings and on grade; build
ings for automotive agency
and others for general pur-
poses. Phone Everett Scott,
CO. 1000, Ext. $50.
SHANNON & IUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. MA. 234b.