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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
CONTEMPLATION

The following has been received by The Empire:
 An open letter to the City Coun- Gil, Juneau, Alaska
 On the morning of November two-alarm fire ravaged some buildings on Franklin Street Though these buildings were very old and seemingly in not too good condition it was tragedy that they were burned, for in their destruc- tion two children were killed. AS far as anyone can deduce from the news dispensed by the radio or newspaper this frightful tragedy might have been avoided.
 Although the responsibility for the childrenS death may be laid to their having been locked in their room, these questions will occur to those who consider even disinterestedly this tragedy:
 l. Why did this hotel have only one exit, when most public meeting places or rooming- houses must have more than one exit?
 3. Has any qualified official in spected buildings in this city to dis cover if they are adequately pro- tected against fire?
 3. Can the causes of the many fires which have occurred in Ju- neau in the past year and a half be laid only to an unfortunate chain of circumstances?
 4. Or are the people of the city of Juneau to blame for the deaths of these two young boys and the trag- edies of the other fires, because of their indifference. carelessness or callousness?
 The volunteer firemen of Juneau and Douglas have performed their services in a competent and fear less manner, but they have too many counts against them when buildings such as those which burned November 9 are allowed to stand uninspected and unprotected.
 We as a city must take upon our shoulders the responsibility fer dis asters which occur so repeatedly. Perhaps we can make our city one to be proud of, by insisting on ade- uuate fire prevention through good ordinances requiring a high mini mum standard of fire safety, rigid enforcement of such ordinances, and a thorough safety education pro- gram for all people in the area.
 Until we of Juneau can accept the responsibility for fire prevention, our city will be one to be avoided instead of admired.
 (signed Betty Hammond,
 P. O. Box 2221.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
JW( MEETING WILL
 BE HELD TOMORROW

The m O n t thly social-program meeting of the Juneau Woman's Club will be held at 130 tomorrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Don- aid Burrus, 705 Twelfth Street.
 Mrs. c. E. Albrecht will be the chairman of the hostess committee for the dessert luncheon which will precede the program.
 Mrs. Frances Paul will discuss ''The Pros and Cons of the Com munity Chest" a topic of timely interest to Juneau people, and Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann will report on the CIVIC Board Meeting which she recently attended in Washing ton, DC. Mrs. Hermann is mem- Der of one of the standing com mittees of the General Federation, the Convention Program Commit tee of 1950-52.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
ANNUAL NOV. BAZAAR
 fRl., MARTINA SOCIETY

For the last 20 years or more, the anual bazaar of the Martha Society has been as certain as November These ladies have been noted for their perfection in handwork and delicious homemade pastries. They will have many of these at the sale beginning at 7:30 pm. Friday in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church basement.
 Mrs. J. w. Leivers, the general chairman, urges the public to fin ish their dinner with desserts which will be served continuously at this sale.
 Candy, greeting cards, aprons, dolls, pillow cases and knit and crocheted wear for Christmas gifts will be available.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
REGENERATION CLINIC
 IS SET FOR TOMORROW

Parents with babies O. small children who have not received or completed their immunization are cordially invited to attend the monthly immunization clinic to be held at the Public Health Cente~, 318 Main Street, tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 Dr. J. w. Gibson will be in charge of the clinic, assisted by Public Health Nurses.
 Immunizations against smallpox tetanus, diptheria and whooping cough are given. and all interested persons are invited to attend Booster shots for diphtheria, tet- anus, whooping cough are given al so, and parents should inquire at the Health Center, phone 2l8, for information as to whether their child needs one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
ACCA MEETING IS
 NATED TOMORROW

The regular meeting of the Ju- neau- Douglas chapter of the Al aska Crippled Children's Associa- ton will be held Wednesday, Nov ember l5, at pm. in the pent- house Of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company. There will be report on the annual member ship drive which is being con- ducted during the month Of Nov ember.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
WELL BABY, AEALTH CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY

! All mothers are reminded of the weekly Well Baby and Child Health Conference held Thursday after moons from l to 4 at the Juneau Public Health Center at 318 Main St. Mothers may phone 218 for an appointment. All mothers of pre-school age children are cor dially invited to attend.
 At the conference, the baby will be weighed, measured and exam ined hy the health nurses. One may discuss the child care prob ! lems and be installed on the plcper feeding and care. of the well baby The purpose of these conferences are for health super vision and not to take the place of the doctors instructions.
 There is a play corner with toys and table and chairs for the older children to play with while mother is tending to baby.
 The Health Center has available literature which may contain help ful information for the mother of the baby, pre- school age or school age child. These booklets deal with wide assortment of problems, including food and feed ing, training the child an behavior problems. Parents may inquire about these when they take their children to clinic, or drop in and inquire about them at the Health Center at any time.
 Mothers with young children who are new arrivals to Juneau are invited to participate in the services offered by the Juneau Public Health Center. Phone or drop in, the Public Health Nurses will be glad to help mothers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
MEMBERSHIP
 DRIVE MADE
 BY SKI CLUB

The support of organized skiing was strongly urged today by Nal colm Hardy, President of the Ju- neau Ski Club, as the 18th annual membership drive was launched New skiers and persons desiring to learn to ski are requested to join in the ski clubs activities for the com ing season.
 Hundreds of skiers have learned to ski with the Juneau Ski Club during the past Is years, states Hardy. and anyone who would like to learn to ski should contact club officials Juneau has the finest ski ing facilities of any town in Alaska right at her back door.
 A full program benefitting the skiing community is being planned by the Ski Club. Committees in- clude: Ski Instruction, Social, Out door, Tournament and Racing, Ski Patrol. Publicity, Junior Skiing and photography.
 The Juneau Ski Club is the oldest in Alaska, and was started in 1885 by an enthusiastic group of Juneau mountaineers who recognized the need for an organized ski club. By the weight of number of skiers banded together the Ski Club has been able to obtain improvements and facilities which benefit the en- tire skiing community.
 The new Ski Club President. Nal colm Hardy, is District Ranger for the US. Forest Service. and came to Juneau from the Mount Hood National Forest where he worked with recreation and skiing at famous Mount Hood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
plDGE0N KERR TOP "IF WINTER COMES" CAST, 10TH CENTURY

For acting at its very best, you will have to turn to If Winter Comes" M-G-M's richly effective adaptation of A. S. M. Hutchinson's novel of man whose code of honor forces him to take the blame for another mans misconduct - even though it means villification at the hands of his wife, employer and neighbors.
 Four of the years outstanding performances are compressed in this gripping picture, which will be shown today and Wednesday al the Gross goth Century Theatre.
 Deborah Kerr. the English actress is the woman whose fine sensibili- ties prevent her from renouncing ar antipathetic husband for an ideal istic writer.
 Walter Pidgeon as the writer caught up in a web of discriminating circumstances when he befriend. Fife Bright. young girl who ha' gotten herself into trouble, turn in the most forceful and dramatic characterization of his entire career while Angela Landsbury, as hi pretty, jealous and misunderstood ing wife. adds another brilliant DOT. trait to her gallery of "heavies."
 Last, but far from least, is the work of Janet Leigh, who brings tc the role of the ill-fated Fife Bright a compassion and tenderness that is nothing less than remarkable il a player of so limited experience.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
ACHIEVEMENT PINS
 AWARDED AT AUX
 BAY All CLUB MEET

The annual Achievement Day program for the Aux Bay All Club was held on Sunday afternoon at the home of Ann Coe, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Coe. A short program included a talk by Jean Ellis on the background of All clubs. Rose Lee Jekill read poem and Maureen and Patricia Avery gave a skit depicting an average All club meeting, using a flan- nelgraph to illustrate the fro- cedures.
 The following members were awarded first year Achievement pins, Jean Ellis, Trudy Ellis. Jane Jekill, Rose Lee Jekill, Lynne Bar GUS, Judy Trambitus, Sandra De Hart, Marsha Horton, Maureen Avery, Peggy Lindegaard, Patricia Avery and Ann Gee. Achievement pins are awarded on the basis of completing all assignments for the year, filing a narrative Of then club year with the Home Exten- sion Agent and exhibiting at the annual fair.
 Members also accepted theii Club Charter at tne meeting. The charter is awarded when the or ganization has completed the 10 requirements for an Alaska Stand ard Club.
 Refreshments were served by the club members to their mothers and their leaders, Mrs. Willis Avery and Mrs. Chet Ellis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
HARMON GETS HIS DEER

One of the successful deer hunters was Hank Harmon who bagged a four point buck at Bingham Cove on Yakobi Island. Enroute back to Juneau, Harmon who was hunting with Gudie Winthers from the Elsie D, stopped at Idaho Inlet where they reported good duck and goose shooting. Bud Brown of AL aska Coastal Airlines hunted with the party for a few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
PAUL KINCH DR0WNS
 IN SEYMOUR CANAL

Word has been relayed to U. S Coast Guard headquarters here that Paul Kinch of Douglas has been drowned in Seymour Canal near Bug Island. He was a crew member of the motor vessel Wand erer, explained by Sandy Stevens. No other particulars have been received.
 It was requested that a Coast Guard vessel be sent for the body because the weather was too rough for the Wanderer to make port. The U. s. Commissioner has been advised.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
ANNUAL ROLL GALL
 FOR STARS TONIGHT

The annual roll call of the East ern Star is one event of import ance tonight. The roll call will be held in the Scottish Rite Temple and the meeting is called for 8 o'clock with every Eastern Star in the city urged to attend or send in announcement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
BABY GIRL IS BORN HERE SATURDAY TO MART!MSEN5

A baby girl arrived for MT. and Mrs. J. L. Martinsen of Peters burg, Alaska, at St. Ann's hospital Saturday morning at 9:02 o'clock
 The little girl who has been named Linda Jeanne weighed ( pounds, ounces.
 Paternal grandparents are MT and Mrs. John c. Martinsen of the boat Isis and maternal grand parents, MT. and Mrs. John Belt of Seattle.
 The proud father flew to Juneau to be present at the birth of his child. and returned Monday to the family home in Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
DENNY GREEN BACK

Denny Green. son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Green, returned to Ju- neau Sunday. He has been visiting with relatives in the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
EASTERN STAR

Annual Roll Call night, Juneau Chapter No. ', Tuesday, November IA, 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
 Alice Brown, Secretary. 656-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14
FROM DILLINGHAM;

Walter Modem and Richard Os- terhaus of Dillingham; are regis tered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-14

Sewing machines Tor rent at the White Sewing Machine Center.
 642- tf
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RAMRLER-S15 a5n

3.bedroom corner rambler. located 1
block on Flower ave. in Silver
spring, beautifully finished OF. May
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 5555 till 0 pm, SH. 1878.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ms, sais. oil ea1Sf, h.Nh. P2sss eAsS, sssS.,4s6, :
nSod Heps, Td. Sc, Lu. 4-S4oo
coNGREss HEIoHTs-LOvsly Sriek
rec; rl1. nE. everything. JAMES
cARRoLL4 70: 2-o4oo: ewes, Mr.,
coSGR;Ess5, 1SsGsIR; y, hsIaHrs iSIi - ssm,a.t.
brick; 8 rms, tiled bath. inelosed
perch; .nll bs,at;;; gas heat; priced
S,s q, eTs5oS, g ~ WILLIAM Il, sATs.'
coNeRfss osei G9i' HEfdHrs-aI7 aEE A.Iaatie Mla
st. s.e-Semidet brick, 1st f., llv.
rm;. din. rm.. modern kit; 2nd a,
tge. oecrms., tiled bath; bsmt.;
OUTSIDE ENTRANCE; nice yard; yrs.
old, ike new: s2.l50 cash. S77 mo,
sasss eass aaa ga '5sSEsnee sss4 w Can p snS lGAs
pERS CO. INC. 10
ATTRACTIVE detached corner home
with den and "a bath on ist q :,
equipped kitchen and laundry. nv.
I'm fm; Win Win fireplace din. rm;; two
on 2nd f.; lge, recreation rrn. and
tu1 bath in basement. gaS a.-c.
heat. Phone VI. S227.
SUBSTANTIAL HOME - Brick: nice
neighborhooc; near everything: in
come, $1,000 per W. Owner has own
apt; ! rented; splendid opportunity
Tor young couple. AL terms may
agents; Replies confidential. Box
ssss NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-Make Of
fer, e-rm. frame house and barn,
to be removed from lot prior 70
tact Elm Elmer is0V RI aASfs, SfssliS $50 SEQ
Brothers pl. s.e. 10. 2-3l27. Ia
Mr.. 18th AND A STS.--Imma aculate,
6-rm. row brick that really sparkles;
OIL heat, equipped kit, Venetian
FElL REAL ESTATE. SH. if03 iii
CONVENIENT TO BOILING FIELD
and Naval Lab. 2-bedrm.. semidet,
brieE. in excel. eond., easy terms.
STILES, DI. 2SS9 or FA. 4SI6,
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ANACOSTIA

Colored-S.E.: 5-rm. row brick, Ill,
bath, y hsmt.; eonyen. 10 bus
schools and shopping. T. D. BUR.
CESS. VI, 2S02 till &. -l2
CoLORED. INVESTMENT AND HoMT
tnear Sears Roebuck); 5-famtly apt.
t2 vacant; light brick; only 6-yrs..
old; oil heat; all latest improve.
ments: rent S3.426 VI. Bargain;
SHAPIRO NC. Me LILY. ia rs11
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK - Unquestionably
one OF the markets great values;
lovely det. brick Colonial, slate roof,
22-ft. liv. rm. with firepl., 3 lge.
.bedrms,,, 2 full tile baths on End fl. /;
nes.a beautiful paneled recr. rm. lge; con;
read yard; brand-new refgr. and
stove: plus, dishwasher, disposal,
Bendix washer. draperies, awnings;
entire property immaculate. 0,500.
Ewes call M. Henderson, 70.
2,S760; with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
RIVER Nv p TERRACE N.E.-ss.soo; s
rooms and bath, Q inclosed porehes,
gas a;-c. heat, cool vent awnings
SHALL J. WAPdE CO.. 1924 14th
soura ss Nv" DAPRorsas X ss4si sivK.-Home and
rms, plus open and closed porch;
collect $40 per month from 2nd-
fl. apt. with private entrance; full
bsnt., oil h.-w.h.; extra-sized lot;
s9IDs 5so sfeaaa teams ca P1feS VA to seo Se
8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
ssa 18th PL. E.E-ssmidet; brick
gar; terms WILLoUGHBY REAL
ESTATE IS zGEa CO. 500 Mass. ave. ne \.
Mr.. CATHOLIC U. and Taft Jr. High
all tapestry brick. slate roof, bedrm
and bath 1st A., 3 other bedrms
2 other baths, extra lge. lot, gar
For full details call DI. 1915; ewes.
VI. 1857. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.
INC. -12
THREE-FAMILY brk. row house, nea,
Eastern ,,,,E High; ne; excel; cong;
1919 MONTANA AVE. N.E.-Duplex
z apis. of liv. rm., bedrm.. kitchen
oinette and bath; automatic heat
I apt. rented for $50, owner oc-
cupies other; $4,000, $4,000 cash
can handle. r. G. DUNNE, HO
0700; ewes, Mr.. Jarrett. NO. 1924
NEAR BRENTWOOD VILLAGE APIS
Here is a row brick, prewar-buil,
home. in ne. fst floor. living room
dining room, kitchen, front porch;
I'd floor, 3 bedrms., bath; full base
ment. lavatory. recreation room, gas
a:-c. heat, outside entrance. Call
Mr.. Macintosh, jr.. with WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg, DI
$500; eyes,, GIL. 1856.
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HoUsES-sALE-N.E. (cont. }
MICHIGAN PARK
44o1 18th PL. NE.

44Ul l3th PI. NE.
4-bedroom, attrac. and substantial
cor. prewar brick residence of finest
construction and materials, located
close to schools and transportation
in one of Washington's most de-
sirable and convenient neighbor-
hoods; excel. interior detail, COM
pletely redecorated, immaculate
cond. Open Sat. and Sun, 2 to z.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$1,000 DOWN

colored--6-room row brick, a block
from bus on N st. ne; equipped
kit.,. front and rear porches, full
bsmt., gas h.-w h; det. gar. RsaS.
terms. T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02
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COLORED
BROOKLAND CORNER

18th and Kearny st. NE.
Open Sat. and Sun, 2 to 6
Lovely detaeh. home on lge. lot; in
pecielly suitable for doctor: outside
entrance to bsmt. with finished rm.,
shower and toilet; beautiful yard
detach. gar; oil h.-wh.; attractiveiy
priced. See Mr.. Carver on premises.
PECK co.
2RlS 10Th CT N Z q Rene
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COLORED

vAcANTAs8s5 6oWN Bow SA'
Move. right into this 6-room row
coal heat. Monthly payments like
rent; SURETY REALTY Co. AID.
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.UTLEY 81 BAL
OIL. T263

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S16,950
fenced lot, nicely handicapped. Liv-
ing rm., dining rm., kitchen and in
closed porch; 8 bedrms. and bath on
End: Lear garage; oil h.-w.h. Walk
ing distance to all schools, shops
Lebling, jr., OIL. 2720.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
W.T.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

WAKING DISTANCE 10
HIGH SCHOOLS AND JR. COLLEGE
Your oelleEe or high school boy or
sirl Will love TO entertain In the
paneled recreation room with fre-
place and the outdoor patio which
opens OF It; powder rrn and lAun-
Dry Trn. with automatic washer in
basement, mirrored fireplace ia liv,
rtn.. breakfast rm. and electric
htchen; ; oedrusS,, baths on end
floor, oil h.-w h, recessed radiat torS;
beili-in garage, Cali SH. SolU tai
s. pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT q INSURANCE co.
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NEAR SILVER SPRING
Almost-new, 6-Tm.. brick CoIoniaff
3 bedrms., full bSmt., gas heat, aid6
porch. level lot: only Si3.e50, 81, ,f!h0
down. SH 0601; ewes, LA. 6-SSfb0.
L. II. CARMICHAEL REALTY Co.
Ia.
tconttnuec on Next PassJ -
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Chevy Chase Circle
CLEVELAND PARK

HIGH ELEVATION, Mr.. CATHEDRAL
On large and beautiful corner lot,
opposite large estate; a well-built
masonry home with tile roof; center
hall, liv. rm with firepI. and adj
porch, cheerful din. rm., 1st-hoor
lavatory, breakfast rm. and large
kit. 4 bedrms. and baths. Mr.
transp., shopping center, school and
recreation area; owner leaving
Washington. To inspect call JAMES
z. SCHWAB, OR. $500: after 5 pm.
call 81. 1878 or WO. I40S. -I2
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GEORGETOWN

residence. exceptionally
fine view overlooking the Potomac
River. Spacious throughout with 8
double bedrooms, 3 baths, plus
maids quarters. Lovely Southern
boxwood garden. Perfectly appointed
throughout. 5000 month or terms
on long lease. Phone OWNER, MI.
$500, weekdays. DE. 4737, ewes.
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WESTGsAlITEIEEA IS ~

OWNER LEAVING CITY
5-nedroom, baths, eenter-hall. brick
sized lot, Contains living room. din
ms room. kitchen. screened porch,
storage attic. attached garage, gaa
w q O. Az nEzrx
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NOINJllGO
1912 D ST NJ F.

Attr. S-rm., row brick; Al cond.
Arranged for 2 families or income
prop. 2 b., full bSmt., gas heat,
gar; compl. furn. or unfurn.; only
$I4.750, $4,000 down. Cali SH.
L. H. CARMICHAEL co.
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OLD CHEVY CHASE

Between two clubs. A charmins pre-
war brick and stone Of distinctive
architecture and rm. arrangement,
> extra lge. bedrms.. 2 baths; walk
ing distance OF buses. stores, public
and paroehial schools. Call j. c.
SAMUEL E, BoGLEY, INC. WI. 1870
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RANDALL HIGHLANDS

NICE HOME AND INc iNcoME
Semidet, brick for . fam. lst a
apt. 6 rms. and bath; Ind e., I
rms. and bath, Income, S13S. Sd
mo. Needs painting and dec, bu:
S11 $50. $1,000 down
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 till o
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Colored-Shepherd st. NV.
Mr.. 18th st.; row brick; 1st q. liv.
recptn. hall: 2nd aoor. 3 bedrms, ;,
kit. and tiled bath; full bsmt. with
nicely finished recr. rrn. and study.
yards; M Ga. det. garage rag R This ho home eeis IS
in immac. cond.; $4,000 cash re-
quired. Call RE. $3.50, 9 to 8.
Colonial Investment Co,
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CENTER HALL COLONIAL
1144 44th PL. Sc.

Features very nice rooms, Q tiled
baths, spacious living rm. with
fireplace, deluxe kitchen, rear porch,
full basement with rec. rm. and
comfortable home, we'll constructed
with chestnut trim throughout;
concrete steps and porches, storm
windows, etc. You'll like the pleas
ant neighborhood. paved streets,
lge, shade trees and lovely fenced
yard. Convenient plus, with bus
and SCHOOL less than a blk. Shop
ping blkS.
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Silver Spring-S15.5OO
FULL PRICE-Sa $50

Beautiful corner, 3-bedroom brick Co.
lonial; full basement with recreation
room, bar and lavatory. May go
CT. $1,000 cash, S72 month,
Evening star., 1950-05-12

We now have several new homes un-
der construction in various sections
OF this desirable community. Both
6 and 7-rm plans with garase,
porch and GE all-elec. kitchens,
1bersu WaIker, OF p' $40; eve ewes. wi vi. % s5si.
WOOD ACRES CONSTRUCTION
Evening star., 1950-05-12
1919 OTIS ST.

Semidet. brick, @ rms, bath, full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., gar; conven. to
school and transp. WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE CO., 500 Mass. ave.
NE. AT. 7043. -13
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SILVER SPRING

Conv, located i-rm., 1 bath, 2-story
brick Colonial; first trust, SO $50 az
~ So, 900 down. sos per mo. will
handle; located near Argyle Country
Club To inspect call r. w. LebilnG.
OIL, O6TO.
SAMUEL e. BoGLEY. INC. WI. 1890
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CONN AVE. FXTFNDFD

5 BEQRMs Plus DEN =
BATHS. GAR, SSO,oon
Lge, nv. ruas din. rm, kite all
beornS, spacious, rec rm with
hrepl. and shower; built-in gar.
nne home. You should see Il
today. CHA us for an appointment
to INSPECT. SH SofO
MONTGOMERY
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

lst-Floor BedrmS., $16,950
Live in this .attrac 6-rm. det. brick
nome. N friendly conv. PAirway
HlllS; features rec. rm., cool screened
porch, porch, Lefrsshing beautifully land
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realtor. OR. 21O0i open 0 to o.
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CHEVY CHASE

Rambler-type home, only 3h yrs
old. on corner lot l25xT5, with ist.
q. bedrm. and bath; center hall, lge
Nv. rm., mirrored flrepl., din. rm.
den, all-elec. kit. with garbage dis
refgr. End f., 3 twin-sized bedrms
and bath, storage rm. Built-in ga
rage. House artistically decorated
and must be seen to be appreciated
Gas h.-w.h. .561o. Kirkside DIR.
only. WI 3001. $4,000. terms
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GEORGETOWN
$40 500

A spacious and distinguished house
Built Of lovely old brick with elegant
lines. and high ceilings, this house
was lavishly and exquisitely remod-
eled for present owner who, for fam
at a loss. Double drawing room,
large breakfast room, dining room
opening into south garden; lavatory
and kitchen on lst floor.
TWO MASTER SUITES
With dressing rGrTe Teoms nrnRs ana baths, plus
Lovely, large rooms and 2 baths on
End and 3rd floors. 2 staircases;
side entrance to garden. For ap-
pointment to inspect, call Mrs. Han
bury at DE. 7l16 or MI. 1922,
DOROTHY G.. WOOD
Exclusive Agent, 1881 P st. NV
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COIORETI

CULURED
Kansas Ave. at Randolph
22-ft. tapestry row br., perfect ar
rangement for home with substantial
income; has total of 10 rooms,
baths, rec. room in bsmt.; needs
good cash, but worth the price
Don't miss this real opportunity
RALPH D. COHN, EX. 57O5; ewes.
C,E RRd0
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CHEVY CHASE

Smart EaEliSh studio type home. Ixe.
nv. Tm., din rn.. den. powder Tms
Kit, and hTkts,. rm. on lst A. 3
bedrms,, baths. End q; full attic,
kNcSlent condition thFOughput,
Blessed Sacrament narlkA. close 70
Circle, Priced. Sg4 $50. Cag MRS,
PECK OF SASDOZ, INC, pu. 1894