davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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families they are the most suit
able forms of housing" the study
said bluntly:
THE ugliness of the typical
Washington row-house, with its
two-story back porches, has done
more than anything else to bring
the roW-house into disrepute. II
builders were more concerned
about good design. the public
might feel less need for 'protec-
ton against apartments and
row-houses."
MonotOnous and Ugly.
Declaring new housing built
since the war is characterized
by appalling monotony and in
credible ugliness," the report said
there was no good reason for this
except the rigid requirements of
unimaginative zoning, the ig-
norance of operative builders and
the Indifference of Federal Hous-
ing Administration appraisers to
the factor of quality in planning
and design.
1T is time to call a halt to
this stupid extension of urban
ugliness," the study continued.
Our desire to produce new hous-
ing for low-income families must
not lead us to the endless and
dreary repetition of badly de-
signed houses"
Members of the chapters Com
mittee on Urban Planning are
j. Hale Darby, Edward T. Dun
lap, Louis Justement, Francis
Palms. jr.; Hugh Perrin, Chloe
thiel Woodard Smith, John w.
Stenhouse. Henry D. Whitney and
David N. Yerkes, chairman.
In an action today the conven-
ton approved efforts of its COM
mittee on defense housing fees
to seek higher rates for projects
undertaken through the military
housing bill than are provided for
public housing projects.
Harry M. Prince. chairman OF
the committee. said the schedule
would provide for fees about 10
per cent higher than are per-
mitted by the Public Housing Ad-
ministration. Previously the ALA
succeeded in having PHA raise a
previous schedule of fees to the
present higher level.
At yesterdays session, the in
stitute's first honor award for
distinguished residential architec-
ture was won by A. Quincy Jones
jr.. of Los Angeles. Awards o1
merit were won by Mario Cor.
bett, San Francisco; Hugh Stub
bins, jr., Lexington, Mass, and
Twitchell and Rudolph, Sarasota
Fla.
Commercial Award.
First honor award in com.
mercial architecture went tt
Harold M. Heatley, and Ketchum
Gina and Sharp. New York
Awards of merit went to Walton D
Beckett, Los Angeles; Maynard
Lyndon, Los Angeles, and Ken.
meth Franzheim, Houston.
In the field of ecclesiastical
architecture, the jury. of which
Thomas H. Locraft of Washing.
ton was a member, decided thai
no award should be made thi.
year.
Honored as fellows" of the in.
stitute, highest honor bestowed
except the A. I. A. gold medal
were q architects, as follows:
Clinton H. Cowgirl, Blacksburg
Va; J. Warren Armistead, jr.
Atlanta; Leopold Arnaud, New
York; William P. Barney, Phila.
delphia; James Chillman, jr.
Houston; Harold H. Davis, New
Haven; A. Lincoln Fechheimer
Cincinnati: Hugh Ferriss, New
York.
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Stations Get Lockers

"Thiefproof" automatic luggage
lockers, similar TO those used in
railway stations and bus depotS in
the United States. have been de-
veloped by Welsh manufacturer
and are being largely installed in
Britain for the first time.
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Rail Spokesman Urges
Anti-Strike Measure

A spokesman for the Nations
railroads today urged passage Of O
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Rail Strike Threatens
To CurtaiI Operations
In Many Industries
By The Asseeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE strike
by railroad f1remen against four
major rail systems today threat
ened sharp cuts in many segments
Of the Nations industries.
Prospects of an early settlement
in the long dispute appeared dim.
The crippling walkout, which
started yesterday. directly involved
only $4,000 firemen. But thou
sands Of other rail workers-may-
be as many as 0.000-may be
idle If there is not a quick settle
ment. Countless other thousands
are expected to be made idle by
q long strike.
Some industries felt the impact
of the firemen's work stoppage
Immediately and started cur
failing operations. Some coal
failing operations.
Mines Are Hard Hit.
Fourteen major mines in West
ern Pennsylvania. including those
owned by the Bethlehem Steel
Corp, closed down. There were
no empty gondolas to carry coal
away. The shutdowns forced
4,460 miners into idleness.
Several other mines were op-
Grating a half day. Some mines
attempted to keep operating by
dumping coal on the ground, but
such space was limited.
Mine officials said all Western
Pennsylvania's $4,000 miners may
be idle next week if the strike
continues.
Mediators Stay in Chicago.
A third of the country's rail
passengers and a fifth of the rail
freight movement was disrupted.
The tieup caused cancellation of
service on at least five other lines.
Bus and airlines reported a big
increase in business.
The union claimed the strike
was completely effective" But
there were reports of trains being
operated on some of the struck
lines.
The union struck to enforce
demands for a second fireman on
multiple unit diesel locomotives
and on small switch diesels now
operated by single engineer. A
fireman and one engineer now
operate the big diesel locomotives.
Federal mediators remained in
Chicago-apparently at the re-
quest of the White House-but
no further sessions with union or
carrier officials were scheduled.
The union said it was ready to
offer major concessions" in it's
demands. but the carriers report
edly were cool to reopening peace
talks on the proposal.
Auto Factories Hit.
The mediators ended their at
tempts at settlement yesterday
several hours after the strike had
started, reporting the dispute as
deadlocked. At that time, pickets
had been placed along the strike
affected lines-the western sec
tions of the Pennsylvania and New
York Central systems and the en-
tire Santa Fe and Southern sys-
TENS.
In Detroit, the Nations automo-
tive industry appeared facing Sc
we're cuts in production. Chrysler
Corp, which resumed operations
this week after a long UAW strike,
termed the situation very seri-
ous." An official said operations
would have to be cut sharply early
next week. Ford and General Mo-
tors expressed similar concern.
The New York Central, Santa
Fe and Southern operated trains
on the struck lines. But the
Pennsylvania did not attempt to
run any trains in the struck area,
which is west of Harrisburg, Pa.
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No ScoIpinq Allowed

Because Of a scandal over resale
Of tickets to soccer games, the
Mexican government has forbid
den, until further notice, sale of
tickets in any form except at the
windows where games are to be
held.
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luwton Comp to Meet

Henry w. Lawton Camp No. 4,
United Spanish War Veterans.
will meet at 2 pm. Saturday at
the Pythian. Temple, 1912 Ninth
street NV.
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More than 5000 man-hours go
into the building of 14-cylinder
airplane motor, from rough cast
ing to finished product.
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BETHESDA

bedrms., 2 baths: brick home in
section Of fine homes: S21,500 with
$4,000 cash. Call Mrs. Herring, M
1919, R1DDELL REALTY CO., Real
fnrr nI rlnl
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ROCKVILLE

Three-bedrm. bungalow, liv. rm.. big
Kit, BSmt. Lot 80x1S5 with trees,
Only S9.950. Terms.
%1 nm DnJETNT
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A,-C. STORES

A.-c. modern stores. in the Congress
Park shopping center, 18th and
Savannah Sc; 10 stores leased, In
ciuding theater, drug. super market,
&c a. 10c. ETC.; opening for dress
shop. beauty parlor. interior deco
shop. restaurant and delicat lessen
ample parking. Call Mr. Norris
WEAVER BROS. INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. 1900; ewes. CHI. g23S.
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HoUsEs-sALE-vA. (cont. }

4 BEDRMS.. 21z BATHS-Screened
Club area; price, S23,500. To be
seen by appt. w. s. HOGE, Jr.. CHI.
3 AIRY BEDRMS.-Liv. rm. with
firepl., full size din. rm, well equip.
IL fS nSmt edntEscts aTgs corner nv,led les
MOTION REALTY, 80 Hillwood ave,
$500 DOWN, move in house $50 a
month, electricity, well. 8 miles
from Washington; good roads.
H. A. EDGE, OV. $3.50, TIE. 0791.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
COUNTRY EsTAT

COUNTRY ESTATE
HORSES AND BLUEGRASS
Lovely modernized Colonial home
on 50-acre estate only Is miles
from Silver Spring. Fully equipped
for horses. Stable with 9 t9xl2l
box stalls, 4 paddocks, lovely spring,
5 acres OF woods. Only $4,000
down. Comfortable payments, Call
Mrs. McEwan. 81. OTIS, cox & CO.
Ewes, Ashton 294l
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Charming unusually designed home
IN Rock Greek Hills; living room, =
bedrooms and bath on 1st floor;
stairs lead down to attractive dining
lower floor; patio of dining room
overlooking extensive yard and gar
den' large screened porch off living
room. storage attic; garage, with
graceful driveway. Call Mr.. True
man, HU. 4345 or 10. 3-4022, with
WETZEL REAL. ESTATE
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INDIAN SPRINGS MANOR
ROCKVILIE-GT

ROCK CREEK PALISADES
New type Cape Cod 2-bedrm,, ex-
2 window, bsmt. Buiit-in dressers,
: auto. closet lights. Heat lamp in
bath. kitchen complete with BendiX,
radio. exhaust fan and door chimes.
Open daily. DirectionS-Out Conn.
ave. to Kensington, turn left first
Rock Creek Palisades.
Standard Properties, Inc.
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BETHEsDA BIJNGALow

BEIHESDA BUNGALOW White
masonry, nr. Naval Hosp; 3 bedrms,
bath, liv. rm., din. rm., equip. mod.
kit. Bright bsmt. with paneled,
4th bedrm.; storage attic; fenced
yard; lovely shrubbery. All like new;
$I4,500. ARTHUR LaROCHE, Excl
ARt,. OIL. 007O: eyes WI SQ53
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FAY LIKE RENT
Liv. rm.. with flrepl., din. rm., mod.
ern; kit. 2 twin-size bedrms.. bath
up; full bsmt.; porch; nice yard. Tin,
top cond. Call
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
74o5 Wis owe Ratbeeda uJr E4A,
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GRAHAM & co.
81. 601O. til pm
OUT WHERE IT'S COOL
RefreShingly Different
BRICK RAMBLERS

Open Daily, 10 to Dark
Silver Spring, 9615 Lorraine ave
3 bedrooms, . colored tiled baths
large living room. dining room
kitchen, recreation room. maid;
rm., laundry in basement. built-ir
garage. gas a.-c. heat: price, S25,-
600 Mr.. Stup, ia 1904.
BETHEL. DI. 3l00
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA COLONIAL RESIDENCE
in popular "Edgemoor" and only 2
blocks form the F.; Q: A center
8 secluded living porch and well
planned and planted grounds; de-
tached garage; superb construction
and many of the refinements you'd d
expect in a nice home; S24.950
r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. GIL;
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BEDROOMS, BATH, UP
kit, brkf. nook, den, porch. bath on n
1st f.; brick construction. Full
bsmt.; beautiful yard with plenty OF
trees.
NEAR LELAND JR. HIGH
Liv. rm. with firepl. spacious din
rm., modern kit, screened porch, 8
bedrms., bath, up. Full bsmt., garage.
Nice yard; good cond. Owner must
sell
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
1925 Wis. ave, Bethesda. WI h441
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENY

EVANS BUILDING. lAao New Yerx
ave, nw-AVAiiAole tmmrdi Atslv. .
desirable rooms g meet your re-
4TA X st nv NE lio5
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

end COMMERCIAL - Downtown; s.
story brick: incl. dwelling, yd. and
garage: 422 9Th ST. NV. Apply $40
F st NV, RIM. 10.
WAREHOUSE IN DISTRICT, 4oxloO
it.. / story, l5-ft, ceiling, no col
umns, fireproof. ADEQUATE parking
power wiring and heating plant In
bldg $500 monthly. VIM. BORN
STEIN g. SON. INC. 145 Kennedy
st. NV. ia $500, -27
7th AND N, c. AVE. is the location
of this large 3-rm. and bath apt.
which is ideal for a professional
man. 500 per month. JOS. A,
HERBERT g. SONS. 515 E. Capitol
IL. 3-0l29. Ewes. IL 3-27St.
Goth, nj N.W.-Light. airy basement
suitable plumbing or elec, shop.
Parking rear. Rent reas. RA. 800,
-27
SOC X ST. NV. (rear>. 25x16 rm
and Law. ground A.; for repair shop,
af
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COLESVILLE RD., MD.-This 7-rm.,
brick home includes u acre of
ground. in an ideal location, about
oil heat, bedrm. and bath on 1st q.
ideal for raising chickens. Only
$19,500, on terms; brokers' coop.
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 1900.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

so 900 FT.. End COMM. on Blair I'd
NV: railroad siding: will build bldg
for responsible tenant on all or part
Call Ma. 6433 or ewes. GE. 5734.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

TWO-FAMILY UNITS, S15,5OO-
First offering. Near LIST and Hawaii
ave. Now rented $3.50 mo-, fur
nished for both .apts. Each unit has
3 rms. and bath. Gas heat. One apt.
available. Entire property in fine
cond. F. A. TWEED CO., 5504 Conn
.l@
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VIERs MILL VILLAGE

SHOPPING GENT LIT
Hottest store location in Montgomery
County; space available for 5 ano
10, delicatessen, beauty shop, finance
or real estate agency: 2 stores avail
able large shopping center, having
new theater. Open in 80 days. Foi
details, phone SH. 1924. Il
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CHEVY CHASE

JI hFFhOVEU
Between the country clubs, attrac-
tive brick, 3-bedrm., 2-bath house
with den, gas heat, Lear gar; nice
fenced-in garden; walking distance
to schools and transp. house only
2 yrs. old. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
NC. WI 1900: ewes. OR a&.4 IL
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COOL SHADY BRICK

Masterpiece Of a genius; 2 bedrms. =,
din. rm., frepl. in iiv. rm, picture
window. bookcases, walnut paneIed
den, cedar closets, lovely util. rm.,
storm windows and screens, stone
terrace, garage, level lot 200 #.
deep with huge trees. It's a ram
bier. Mr.. Stickel, NO. 039S, COX d.
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SIS ,950-GI
$3.50 DOWN-$94 MONTH

This beautiful brick home is only
yrs. old and designed for the larger
family with 21xl4 living room, fire.
place, 14x12 dining rm.. large kitch-
ionnSinS ss1 pereh n'0I on ist oihe ~ spsss 5sd.
rooms, storage room. bath on 2nd
floor; full basement: recreation room
with fireplace; toilet; outside en-
trance; attached garage; large lot;
3 .blks. to school and recreation
center; bus at door. Call Mr.. Cor
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 K ST. NV;
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RESTAURANT sPACE-Located in
hrge apt. hotel: NV. section OF the
mste,y 09s 600 seshHof9OI; sa' r. of Space This
store was recently remodeled to
comply with the D. c. building code
for restaurants; seating capacity OF
approx. 100: an ideal location for
Q frst-class restaurant; an attrac-
tive rental and lease is available
TO the right party. TU. 5000, MR..
SNYDER. -2S
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERuY-RlNT

CENTRAL d, c. modern eyieK elax
about 1000 Sc II, eaGt 10 kesNh
Dent spec ideal fer food Rsfs sfc-
ample parking $500 RIO ser fer
$4,000, A. NJ. ROTH. KK -Ssl,
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NO CASH. CT

Fifteen min. from town. off Lee
blvd. Lovely 3-bedrm. bungslow
liv. rm. with firepl., more rm. in
exp. attic; lge. yard Jefferson W.
lsge; S12,Soo. Gil. DISTRICT
REALTY. EX. 6S4S. II
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BRICK BUNGALOW
CT APPRAISED
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed SUNDAYS
LEARN THE DELIGHTS

LEARN THE DELIGHTS
OF FASHION LIVING
Sturdy. brick. broom home planted
on a blooming lot in most desirable
North Arlington section. Pine pam
eled rumpus room in basement,
automatic gas heat, lovely light
kitchen, and modern tile bath. Just
a breath from the bus, and only
S12,750. Dial OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc
4763 Lee HWY. on Glebe Rd.
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SILVER SPRING


Nostalgia the doctors call it, reason
for owner selling this beautiful
Cape Cod home. 8 bedrms., lge. liv.
|. rm. with fireplace, side screened
porch, built-in garage. beautiful
~ yard, close in. Sf7.500. Mr.. Lilies,
JU. 7-932S. LEATH AND ASHLEY,
+ INC, MA. 6464.
soMETHING REALLY DIFFERENT
TAKOMA PARK AREA.
First floor, bedrm.. powder rm. and
den. Spacious home of rms. and
Ia baths. Large liv. room. 17x27
with random width oak flooring and
q fireplace, entrance foyer. Lge. lot
lo and beautiful. garden. A bit rustic
4 and more or less secluded. but close
S15. 600. Mr.. Clark. GE. COLL.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI 3346.
8 49,450 = Near Piney Branch ano
Flower, cor. fenced 2-bedrm. bunga
Vet, $3.50 down, ewes. CO. 9403.
&I1, ,950-Nr. Franklin and Old Bla.
densburg; 5-rm. bunga.; attic, bsmt.
h.-w.h.. Ewes. OR. 0561.
&14,950-Of Ga. ave. Q0500 blockl
vacant cor, 6-rm. brick Colonial
bsmt.; oil heat. Ewes. 81. 'S474.
BEERS B8OS. REALTORS SH. 474;
80 -2S
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

SMALL APT. BLDG, good section
one apt, : bedrms, RE 52l6,
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CHEVY CHASE

Close-in location: detached brick, 1St-
and bath on 2nd floor; house and
grounds in noticeably excellent con-
dition; natural wood trim among
features. Price, S25, 900. CsIl Mrs
Herring. MI. 4919 RIDDELI
REALTY CO Realtors nj 1000
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PRICE, $12,5OO
FILA. AND VA APPROVED
GI-S5oo DOWN. s9a.13 MO.
CIVILIAN-S2,5 500 On, S79.22 MO
(Includes Taxes and insurance.
Beautifully Handicapped lot,
excellent opportunity to get
a prime Northwest location
at this low price. Full base
ment, gas h.-w.h.; sun
deck; garage with extra
room. Needs redecorating.
Can be seen by appointment
only. Call AP. 2707 or OIL.
BITS, Joseph Kinsky, Broker
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COOL COOL

COOL! CIJOL!
sitting on hill, in an excellent loes-
tion; quiet, level paved street: all
nrlek home of rms. and tile BATH
screened porch; full bsmt.; gas heat;
going cheap for cash; owner bought
bigger house Call now for eve.
or early morning appointment and
avoid the heat.
T. D. BURGESS
VI. 1902, Till 0 PM. rs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SPACIOUS RAMBLER


3-bedrm., 2-bath brick; 2 hreplaces;
fun din. rm.. spacious screened
porch for dining or relaxing: 2-car
garage; on large corner lot with
many huge towering shade trees
This rambler is custom-built OF the
best material and workmanship
located In better residential neigh
borhood and priced accordingly; ?
blks. TO shopping and theater. "a
miles TO schools; the children dc
not have to cross an arterfal high
way: transp. ! blk; this home vii
er with its ; larse picture windows.
Shown by appt. only.
SILVER SPRING, $14,950
I-year-old brick bungalow, S rooms,
sath: fireplace and nd,oD porch la 1st fioor
End floor: Full bsmt. with q bath
and outside entrance. Large 60x125
IT. level. completely sodded and
anchor fenced lot. $4,000. CT loan
can be assumed.
GRAHAM & co.
81. 601o, til 9 pm
OUT WHERE IT'S COOL
STONE AND BRICK BUNGALOW
Living room with fireplace. din. rm..
modern kit. 9 bedrms.. bath lst a.
bsmt., "a acre beautiful lot. Act
now.
"a ACRE, $8,750
BEDROOMS
Iiv. rm.. din. rm, kit, all big rms.
Bsmt., storage attic. h.-wh. Call
G: BEST LINTHICUM, PoolesVille
Refreshingly Different
1000 down viii purchase this ex-
traordinary brick Colonial; liv. rm..
24xl2; din. rm., 14x12; den or bed
rm., 20x13, with full bath; de luxe
kit. with breakfast space: 2 twin-size
bedrms.; bath and sun deck on 2nd
floor: full bSmt. with shower bath;
on lot 120xf00 with wooded area at
back. A fine home with many fine
features, For appointment, call SH,
SOLO, till 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
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CHEVY CHASE
White clapboard Cape Cod
detached bungalow. Located
just off Western Ave. and
River Rd.
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EXCITING LITTLE BUNGALOW

Perfect for summer and year-around
living; living room with natural
brick fireplace. handy dinette.
kitchen combination, 2 quiet cozy
bedrooms and large tile bath. Top
notch storage attic. complete base
economy. Only $11.500. Call or
come to
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe Rd.
OW 5000 %
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WOODSIDE AREA
DREAM RAMBLERS
IN BETHESDA

1IN III 3 1111kJDIG
S14,250-Sl 5.950-S17.9 $50
ChS1se your Sonf style e2rna price and eol3rs
kitchen. some with two baths. full
dining room. Model homes open
daily and. Sunday IL to dark. Dir:
Out Wis. ave. to Bank of Bethesda
left on Old Georgetown rd. to Beech
ave, left to model homes.
CAMBRIDGE HOMES, INC.
1904 Reech Ave -OQ
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we're not placed on the FILA in
the Territory of Alaska.
Production is different, for in
the past few years the general pro-
ductive strength of this country
has expanded far beyond its cap
acity in 1941. Though we still can
not meet the needs of an enlarged
military effort and enjoy a full
peacetime economy, the adjustment
can more readily be made.
Economically, the situation is
likewise different. We have been
enjoying many years of prosperity
and there is not the same backlog
of demand as there was in 194l.
TT is my opinion that if builders
will avoid hysteria for few months
the situation will be eased, other
wise conditions could become critic
al; and in view of the present Sit
uation, I feel that building opera
tons should be geared to the need
for new housing accommodations in
the lower-price and rental ranges.
1t is particularly sound at time
like the present for builders to
channel production into houses that
are actually needed, rather than
higher cost housing where the de-
mand may be created through pro-
morional efforts"
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NEWB0ULD5 LEAVE,
} Weeks VACATION

Major and Mrs. Eric Newbould
Of the Salvation Army in Juneau,
left on the steamship Princess Lou
Use on a three weeks vacation trip
to the states. Major Newbould is
Army divisional commander for AL
aska.
The Newboulds plan to visit with
their son AL, a student at the Uni
versity of Washington in Seattle
and with their daughter Martha
who is in nurses training school at
the Tacoma General Hospital. From
the northwest they will go to Calf
ornia to visit in San Francisco and
in Gilroy where Mrs. Newbould's
mother and sister live. On their
return trip they will visit in Van
couver, B. G.
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CALL FOR BIDS
DIGGING SEWER TRENCH

Sealed bids will be received by
the Common Council of the City of
Juneau at a special meeting of the
Council held after the adjournment
of the Equalization Board meeting
on Monday, September IL, 1850, in
the Council Chambers of the City
Hall at which time all bids will be
opened and publicly read aloud for
the construction of 430 lineal feet
of sewer trench, minimum 5 foot
depth and a minimum of 2 feet bot
tom width. Work to be completed
10 days after notice to begin. Pros
pective bidders will obtain further
information at the office OF the
City Engineer. This work to be ac-
complished on Highland Drive" in
the Highlands Annexation.
The City of Juneau reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and
to waive all informalities in the bid
ding.
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8 BEDROOMS may be added.
Large living and dining room,
Electric range and refrigerator.
Automatic oil furnace. Furnished.
Full level lot Yin Casey-Shattuck
district $l1,500.
BELLIES CAFE-Priced only at s.y-
ture price. Continuous record OF
good earnings through history or
operation. Extended lease avail
able at present location. For sale
for cash or terms. Available to
buyer with good record of ex-
perience. eAll equipment in top
condition.
VIEW LOT on 7th Street.
DUPLEX: Very luxurious o-ners
apartment, with $500 per month
rental unit. Both apartment,
completely furnished. Good loca-
ton. View. G.E. automatic fur
mace in top condition.
FRITZ COVE. Three bedrooms
Well built house with large living
room and modern kitchen. Base
ment. 80 acres cleared patented
ground. Large commercial GARD.
en-. Good beach and boat moor.
age.