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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

Good News: Mrs. Mae Bradford
q Yakima is co~nvalescing at the
] pine of her son Charlie, 723 goth
ve., Seattle. Mrs. Bradford has a
ost of offsprings to take care of
! sr; 9 to be exact.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

The American Legion Hall is
located at 115 14th Ave, and the
Fashionettes Tub are having their
pre-xmas semi-formal party there
Saturday night, Dec. %.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

The Grand Worthy Matrons
banquet will be January 13, 1851 at
Neighborhood House, 500 p. m.
If you would like to dine with
distinguished people, then keep
this date.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

LIST A. M. e. Ushers, held their
annual Xmas party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. HALEY, at
176 26th Ave; the honor guests
were the honary ushers., presid-
ing Elder and Mrs. L. F. Green,
Rev. and Mrs. c. D. Tolliver, Mrs.
McBee. Other guests were Johnny
Rigsby, and Mrs. Wheelox.
All guests were presented gifts
by the board, the members ex-
changed gifts. Detachable food,
creamed turkey, hot rolls, peas,
relishes, ice cream, cake and coffee
The evening was very impressive
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

ing. The husbands had such a nice
time that they Promised to fin
ance the next party.
The Stella Puellas met Wednes-
day at Mrs. John c. Hills 735
25th South. for the revealing of
their secret pals. Buffet supper of
fried chicken climaxed the evening.
Mrs. Betty Groves, a member of
Stella Puella who is out Of town
at present sent two love tokens to
each of the girls for Xmas.
This party ended their working
year. The club is sending the P. I.
Yuletide Club a donation for needy
children.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

Mrs. Audry Nichols is home
from the hospital and feeling fine.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

ALSO Z room house, come see,
make offer. 705 9th Ave, take
18th and E. Cherry Bus to Tenn
pie Place. Buy these direct from
owners.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20
By MRS BETTY JOHNSON
VIVA ~ Telephone East 6@S
1908 East Fir, Seattle Wash
Did You Know Thot?

Merry Xmas and A Happy New
Year to You.
1t has been a pleasant task to
write your society news.
The Xmas spirit is really in the
air. There will be parties and more
parties. Out of town visitors and
what have you, so take a note of
them and call or send your news
to the social editor Betty Johnson
1908 e. Fir, phone e. 1888.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

ALSO 4 room house and 6 room
house to settle estate.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

NICE ROOM FOR RENT
With two large closets and extra
small room, bath and shower,
same floor, use of kitchen, din
ing room, pantry, electric washer
and range. Reasonable. MI. 3544.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

FOR SALE room house, 1 year
old, FILA appraised
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20
q, Renovated wigs
Holt Price

Coffee served without charge
Advice without obligation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
PORTLAND AGAIN
 BIDS FOR ALASKA
 AIR ROUTE TO CAB

PORTLAND, Ore. March 8--tR-- Portland made another attempt yes terday to get the Civil Aeronautics Board to grant it direct scheduled air service to Alaska.
 Virgil II. Langtry, Chief Deputy City Attorney, said he sent final briefs to the CAB, stressing a point in the constitution that says mo preference should be given by any regulation of commerce or revenue to the ports of one state over those of another"
 Langtry argued that the CAB was granting direct subsidized air service from Seattle while denying it to Portland.
 A CAB examiner recommended last December against direct sched- uled air service from Portland to Alaska. Pan American Airways and Alaska Airlines, Inc, have applica- tions for the service now pending before the board.
 Langtry said oral arguments be- fore the CAB would follow, pos sibly in late spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
NO DECISION MADE, KEW COMMANDER, ALA5KA AIR FORCE

WASHINGTON, March 8-IR-- The Air Force said last night no decision has been reached to send Maj. Gen. Roger M. Ramey from his present post as commander of the Eighth Air Force at Fort Worth, Texas, to head the Alaskan Air Command.
 Reoccurring reports that Ramey will be given the Alaskan command were revived recently by the ap- pointment of a deputy commander for i. the Eighth Air Force. The deputy commander is Maj. Gen. Archie J. Old, Jr.
 Maj. Gen. Frank A. Armstrong Jr., the present Alaskan commander, has held that post for more than year, and is considered to be in line for reassignment shortly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
TUESDAY NIGHTERS END SECOND ROUND
 OF BOWLING, ELKl
SEMI-FINAL STANDINGS

Once again Thomas Hardware bowling team proves themselves the best five in the Tuesday Night League. However, in accordance with league regulations they will accord the second round to the sec ond team for the championship playoff.
 The third round commences next Tuesday and the winner of this round will compete with Thomas Hardware and Standard Aviation for the final playoff to determine the league championship and win ners of the championship trophy.
 Last nights bowling put Hagerur of Parsons Electric on top for high series with 594. Hansen of the Sig nal Corps bowled 220 single game taking the honors for high single score.
 Individual and team scoring oi last nights games follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
INV TEAMS WILL GO CITY
 FOR BIG CAGE TIL1
(By Associated Press)

University of Portland and Gen. tral Washington College will carry the Pacific Northwest's colors into the National Association of Inter- collegiate Basketball tournament at Kansas City next Tuesday.
 The Portland quintet powered to a 79-60 win over Willamette last night in the Oregon district finals while Central was swamping Col lege of Puget Sound 63-50 for the Washington crown.
 Tn preliminary tits. Gonzaga knocked over Eastern Washington 56-49 and Northern Idaho edged Southern Oregon 61-57 to take third places in the Washington and Ore gon journeys respectively.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
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BIG GAMES LINING UP IN
 BASKETBALL
(By the Associated Press)

Bradley Universitys Braves are a 7-2 favorite to win the National Invitation basketball tournament opening at Madison Square Garden Saturday.
 The odds makers today conceded a couple of Blue Grass entries Western Kentucky and Kentucky the best chance to derail the pride of Peorias march to new honors.
 Western was rated a Al choice and sophomore-l Kentucky was figured at 5-1 in the early line.
 Bradley, this week rated the No. l team in the country in the final Associated Press poll, was seeded first in the tournament.
 Like other favored combines, the Braves are spared opening day ac- tion and will not swing into play until next Monday night. Kentucky was seeded second, followed by Duauesne and St. Johns of Brook lyn.
 Semifinals will be staged Thurs day, March Is, with the finals March Is.
 Meanwhile, the NCAA filled all but three of the eight brackets in it's tournament starting March 23
 Brigham Young, the Skyline Six champion, was chosen to represent District ' and Baylor, co-champs of the Southwest Conference with Arkansas, was picked to represent District 6.
 They will play in the western regional playoffs at Kansas City March 24-25. The eastern playoffs are scheduled here March 23, 25 with the finals at the Garder March 28.
 Three berths in the eastern fielo are filled-Holy Cross, No. l; Nortf Carolina State, No. 3; and Ohio State. No. 4. The district two spot is still wide open.
 UCLA and Washington Statt clash in playoff this weekend for the district 8 assignment. Brad. ley, the Missouri Valley champion will meet the Big Seven titlist in playoff at Kansas City March 2l for the district 5 berth. They pla, in the western eliminations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
DUR0CHER PULLING
 OFF NEW PLANNING

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 8-lR- Manager Leo Durocher of the re- vamped New York Giants has de- cided to make regulars out Of Don Mueller, Wes Westrum and Henry Thompson.
 Leo, who has his squad hustling and in fine spirit, let it be known yesterday that he intends to gc with the aforementioned trio for at least the first third of the coming season, barring unforeseen develop mentS.
 Mueller will replace the departed right fielder Willard Marshall; Thompson will take Sid Gordon's place at third Westrum gets his chance to be the catcher right from the start.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
UNDERD0G CAGERS OF ". S. {. 10 TRY FOR COAST CROWN

PULLMAN, March 8-R R- An underdog Washington State College basketball team assumed a serious but nonchalant air today as it pre- pared to leave by train for week end shot at the Pacific Coast con- ference cage crown.
 The eleyen-man squad will travel by train today to Portland and then fly to Los Angeles where they play their first game against UCLA Fri day night.
 The host squad has been estab- lished as favorites.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
MARCHlLD0N GOING TO SHOW MACK HE HAS PLENTY NOW

PALM BEACH, Fla, March g. R-Phil Marchildon, the pitcher he Philadelphia Athletics tried to get rid of during the winter trad ing season. is out to show Connie Mack he still has plenty on the ball
 Already Marchildon is the most advanced pitcher in camp, the As coaches agree, and so close to being the same fire-balling right-hander who won 19 games for the second- division Macks in l947 that team : mates are forecasting bad news ahead for American League batters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
HOCKEY GAMES
lBy the Associated Pressl

My NAA( @A'RRSAtNt~1 A A~''f
 The Vancouver Canucks and the Victoria Cougars ran wild in the first period of their Pacific Coast Hockey League game on the Van- couver ice last night.
 They ran up a 5-5 score by the end of the period That's the way the game ended.
 In Tacoma, the Rockets Dick Milford banged in two first period goals to start them on their way to 6-2 win over the Portland Pen guins.
 The San Francisco Shamrocks strengthened their lead in the southern division by shellacking the San Diego Skyhawks, ' to 4.
 The Los Angeles Monarchs vis- tied Fresno and practically elimin- ated the Falcons from a spot in the southern division playoffs with 2 43 win.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
George King
 High Scorer,
 (ageGanles

NEW YORK, March 8-LPl- George King, Morris-Harvey's SCOT ing ace, has sewed up the 1850 indi- vidual high scoring title in college basketball.
 Including last nights game with West Virginia Wesleyan King has tallied 925 points on 343 field goals and 239 free throws in 29 games. He now is 139 points ahead of run nerup Nate DaLong of River Falls (Wis) who has 786. A few weeks ago King and DeLong were tied for the top.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
kINER RApS
 OUT HOMER

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif., March 8--R-Playing in his first intra-squad game, Pittsburghs Ralph Kiner hit one home run and three singles for perfect afternoon at Ferris Hill Park yesterday
 The game, a seven-inning affair, ended in a 5-5 tie with Kiner's home run.
 Mary Rickert hit two-run homer in the first inning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
DADE DROPS DECISION 10
 ORTIZ IN 10

LOS ANGELES, March 8-lRl- Harold Dade, l281A, Chicago, drop ped a split decision last night to Manuel Ortiz, world bantamweight champion, in a non-titlc 10 rounder at the Olympic auditorium.
 They traded punches for nine rounds but Ortiz dropped Dade to one knee in the tenth with a right to the jaw.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
NO STORY HOUR FOR PRESENT; MRS. L0MEN
 G0ES ON VACATION

There will be no story hour at the Juneau Public Library this week, and none until the return of the Librarian. Mrs. Edna Lomen. Notice will be given when the story hour is resumed.
 Mrs. Lomen plans to leave Friday for a vacation of several weeks in the states, as far south as Califor- mia. During her absence Mrs. Ray Renshaw will be acting librarian.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
RUMMAGE SALE FRIDAY

A rummage sale will be held Fri day, March 10 in the Moose Clut room for benefit of the Memorial Library fund. Pie and coffee will be served all day for a 25 cent charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
FIGHT DOPE

Two fights last night with one knockout as follows:
 At Cincinnati-Art Towne, 15Sia New York, knocked out Fred New oill, l57, Cincinnati, ?.
 At Los Angeles-Manuel Ortiz l32, Fl Centro, Calif., outpointed Harold Dade, 128la, Chicago, To- (non-title).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
FROM ANCHORAGE

Among Anchorage residents stop ping at the Baranof Hotel are B.. Putnam of the CAA, James L.. Hurst, V. N. Reynolds, L. P. Rog- ITS and Leota M. Baker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08

FROM SAN RAFAEL Ezra B. Cornell of San Rafael Calf, is guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
FROM SULTAN

Mrs. Robert La Favour of Sultan, Wash, is a guest at the Baraonf Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-08
TRAINING
 NEWS, p(L

LOS ANGELES, March 8-lH-A ninth inning squirt gave the Holly wood Stars a 15-11 win in their first exhibition game of the season.
 The Pacific Coast league team vas trailing the University of southern California nine lilo soing into the ninth yesterday. Then Mike Sandlock homered and the Stars scored four more runs on singles.
 PALM SPRINGS, March 8--tR- Sixteen runs in the eighth and ninth innings turned the tables and gave the San Francisco Seals a TIT win over the Seattle Rainiers n an exhibition game.
 The Seals were trailing 7-l going into the eighth inning of the game iesterday and started their ram page when Rainier twirler Fred Schmidt filled the bases with walks.
 RIVERSIDE, Calf, March 8-R Harvey Storey homered and also irove in four runs to help his San Diego Padres beat the Portland Beavers 9 to in Pacific Coast eague exhibition game.
 Dain Clay also homered for the Padres in the exhibition yesterday Johnny Fucker and Joe Brovia hit circuit clouts for the Beavers. FULLERTON, March 8-IA-A couple of well-placed blows by Nick Souchock gave the Sacramento Solons the winning margin for a to 6 win over the Los Angeles Angels in a Pacific Coast league exhibition.
 Souchock's homer and double ac- counted for four tallies in the game yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
HOUSES UNEURNISHED

NEW, 3 BEDRMS., fenced yard; conv.
Boiling, Andrews Fields; near school,
saIpYEvg aShI9HYpEing; ;,pSG55s SIS5 Ak; 53l3- IL 1;
lloc.; attractive brick Colonial. has
Rs ms fu fu Ssmt Ssn Fg si46 6eaug Box kit ts
ALExANDR1A-very convenient q
bbedrm.; liv. rm.; din: Tm;; kit, full
S5S SSR eso soS 5SE e6aat S6'SH zoass Szs
LARGE 5-BEDRM. HOUSE. liv. fm.,
dining rm;, kit; 2 complete baths,
front porch; full. finished basement;
fenced yard, full bsmt.; new cond !;
automatic gas heat; busline; $I25
ARGINGToN. Va. 1904 10th st. So.
- rooms, bath, oil heat, hot water,
close to buses. Pentagon and Govt,
SILVER HtESs sPRiNG|f5o5 RING 1868 Si Dublin dr.,
off 10000 blk. Ga. ave.-Attractiye
3-bedrm. det. brick with tile bath,
gas as. heat; fun basement. front
available oct, i, ,s15o or fTst GOOD
offer v; L. TooMEY. Jr.. Realtor,
SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. Available Octoper LIST. BID
per per menth' TsEt WooDMooR Agency AGENCY
7s6 81 W. R'H%do MONTGOMERY AVE-, Rock
ville-Delightful Diet. spacious house
and yard, 4 bedrms.; $125, incl.
,,,,, auto; gas heat; S;,ds Rockville 4144 or
NEW, 3 BEDRMs.. fenced yard; conv.
sas seho0I shonpins; apGdsws s1s5 'di Ak bsfs fat
3-BEDROOM HOUSE, one block Be-
thesda High School. on East West
hwy; will redecorate for respon-
sible tenant: $135 month. Phone
Dupont 5000, Apt. s11. 1S.
s-BEDRM.' E DET" $50 $s5. 1911 34th 34thh
into M pl., then uphill on M St to
COLLEGE PARK, within walking dis
7-rm. de luxe brick home; liv.
rm. with fireplace. dining rm. with
floor, Three bedrms. and bath sec
ond floor. Beautifully finished base
ment rm. and bath; nice lot and
location: conv. to transp; and shop
ping, Avail. Oct. 1. 1908 Dart-
mouth H1%t ,,ay ave, Drive BY ssls te see. Rent
$50 per month. Viii consider
giving purehase option. UN. 1905
sIy2TY R1T SlH3ft SG6 xS star. rms and IlS bsth
garden. N Apply 4soa sos suitisnd Id. I'd.
CaEvY CHASE. D. C.-conv. located
,on Conn. ave, semifurn.. 4 bedrms.
baths on 2nd; 2 bedrn1s.. l bath
On 3Td; S2S5o mo. +. A. TWEED
Evening star., 1950-09-17
APARTMENTS

FOR SALE-Four rooms. kitchen and
4fth; hnl a57s n;g.; $4,000 cash; sentiles' NJ
NAYLoR 'GARDENs-open for in
spection l to s; 1-bedroom apis.
available. Lowest monthly charge
in D. c. Sales office in Administra-
tion Bldg. 30th and Naylor rd. Sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000
on Sat. Sun; evenings. call OR.
5761 or TW. 1191.
WANTED TO BUY, coop. apt, re-
stricted loc. Write stating size. loc
and price. Box 342-Z. Star. -l7
CONN. AVE, near Uptown Theater
Corner apt, south and west ex-
posures; large liv. rm., bedrm;, DIN;
rm., kitchenette. bath with tub ana
shower, excellent closets. low operat-
ing expenses; sub. cash; $lO,50u.
AD. 5523 or AID. ,o931. III
20 SeesahEsfA cHEsAPEAfkE eEdf 81 81. ess4 sa Apt =
Ground floor; bedroom, living room.
" payments, S57.6i. Incl. every
thing. Phone 10. 3-6747.
1880 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Thomas
Circle-5 large outside rooms,
5000; terms; Apt. 50. RE. 1141.
LOVELY SILVER SPRING loc.. over
looking Sligo Park. in attrac. wood
ed ,, areaS .It Snitss tsssa soedpm'; TssS baa
rms, $4,000 down. $71.34 mo.
Monthly payment covers everything hing
to all facilities. Call MRS. MAGEE'
Evening star., 1950-09-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

GEORGETOWN LAW STUDENT and
wife both employed. desire 1-bed-
room apartment, unfurnished In
NV. area; excellent references;
maximum rent, S75. OR. 1914. is.
REFINED LADY (employed) would
appreciate warm, quiet apartment;
vicinity 18th and G NV. HO. 4917
COUPLE, high type, wife teacher
want 1-bedrm. apt, no sharing; ant
house only. DU. 1898.
2s9s qsiet gentlemen NV; refs. IA
BACHELOR APT. wanted; Dupon,
Circle area; cali IA. 2-7sO3 after
6 p.m.; reference.
EMPL. COUPLE. / child, need 1-2
bedrm. unfurn. apt; Ist-fioor Oct
EFFICIENcciY APT, coo2 nnfurn, desired
by employed young lady; NV. pre-
YOUNG COUPLE desire unifurn. iarg,
1-bedrm. or 2-bedrm. apt, NV.
S75 maximum; occupancy Oct. 15
apt. bldg. preferred. Cali aftel
7:30 pm, -WO. 1859. is
PROFESSIONAL MAN and wife nees
unfurnished 1 or 2 bedrm. apt.
ave. areas, on or before Nov. /
female Dalmatian dog, spayed, mus
be acceptable; rent to 500. lie
GOVT. OFFICIAL desires unfurnishec ns
apt, including 2 or. 8 bedrooms ane
dining room; family consists of {
responsible adults Box sy7-x,, star
Evening star., 1950-09-17
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, z or 8 rms;
500 to $100 maximum rent. AK.

UNFURNISHED HOUSE. z or 8 rms. !;
500 to 500 maximum rent. AK.
DISTRICT MANAGER. lse. corp,
desires 3-bedrm. house, Bethesda,
GsVy ss5o Gea1s wsesdsss sssT sBFRs To- s. unsn
GE: STAG or Wa; 241s.
WANTED 2 OR BEDRM. HOUSE in
GEORGETOWN; excel. care; 3 adults;
refs, co; 4l16; ,. -
tur1 house. sAs Or bedrns.: aldta deorgse e5
Children; child highest ref. = ADAMS RE.
727O wkdys. OR, 3106 Sunday.
GENTLEMAN WANTS UNFURN. q
bedrm. small house, NV; can ex-
ment. near school, Maryland suburb
which, rents for SIS: Union 0I32
or RE. 4142. Ext. 1868.
NAVAL OFFICER needs 3 or bedrm.
unfurn. house in Va. or NV; S175
ia'r house. pref. oc Chevy Chase, or n' apt. apt.
with kit; 2 to 3 mos; 1st of Oct.
NETHERLAND EMBASSY OFFICIAL
desires 3-bedrm. unfurnished de-
taehed ,s1 house' pref. Sill. sps. area
GOVT. ENGINEER, permanent, de-
sires 2-3 bedrmS., unfurn. house vic.
College Park: UN. 9445.
HAVE CLIENTS for unfurns and furn.
MRs Ma4RssssS' cG9DE G7fSE ena'f pyNNISdfoS fdSSStSS
2 TO 4 BEDROOM HOUSE or apt. in
NV; furn. or unfurn.; adults; refs.
EXCHANGED. GIL. 5000. PA
1T. COL. AND WIFE, no children or
Or apt accessible to Pentagon.
| DI 3436, Ext 6l9 IT,
FAMILY OF 5 adults and school
children desire 4-bedrm. unfurn.
house In st. Gabriers section;
GEO. os' WASH: ASH Univ. MI opR5 pRysicist with 3
small children need 3-bedroom un-
furn. house near transportation,
shopping; 500 max. Box 361-X,
PRoFEs. MAN. no chill. wants 8 or
6 rm. unfurn. house in So. Arl; or
bsmt. for quiet. clean hobby. Phone
| Monday, OV. 1900, A. M. COOK.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY, requires un-
nv 1;T; area. 3; G.; about s125. DI.
ARMY oFFIcER, wife and one child
furnished house, convenient to the
Pentsgo1; newly arrived. no pets.
| ADULT FAMILY OF 3, desires un-
furn. home; excellent references.
Pay UP to $3.50 mo. EN-. 1891.
BRIGHTwooD, PETwoRTH, sHEP-
HERD PARK N.W.-Familv of 4
adults, Washingtonians, need g.
bedrm. modern house, unfurn., with
rec. rm. Will pay l-year or more
In advance. Up to S140: best local
references. Call HO. 6137. III
EMBASSY OFFICIAL desires rent
small house. bedrms., living and
dining rooms. NV, D. C. EN-. 4876.
WANT UNFURN. roomins house
(white), 10-12 rooms. 614 Mass.
ave: NV. DI. s536. II.
PROPERTY-OWNING FLA. FAMILY
| Of adults, 3-bedrm furn. house;
NV. .. c.; not over S150. WO. $3.50.
BRITISH FAMILY. 3 children. require
| for 2 months. furnished or bed
room house. NV. or Md, near school
and Transportation. DU. 1000. Ext.
GoVERNMENT OFFICIAL. wife and
small child. desire small unfurn.
house in Bethesda, Chevy Chase
area: no agents; S110 max. Oliver
| 65O7. until p,I1, l7~
Evening star., 1950-09-17
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Cali
any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage IA
4eparate rooms expert packing,
cb reone inS Mo. ose4 sst u e5s 9sloN STORAGE
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 2e37; eyes,, GE. 1416.
49,
Evening star., 1950-09-17
2-BEDRM. CO-OPS.

Broadmoor, 1901 Conn. ave.-De luxe
2-bedrm., 2-bath apt. with. foyer,
spacious living room. screened porch, porch
door, 8 closets; redecorsted through
out, The Broadmoor affords all the
facilities of superior apartment
hotel. Price, S1S.500;- terms.
Mount Pleasant (west Of 16thl-Un-
with large foyer, fuil-size dining
rm., living rm. with adjoining IL
brary. glassed-in. sun porch. kitchen
and pantry; small established
coop bldg, Priced to sell at $15.-
900. liberal terms
Call Mr., Gavin with
H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST. $500: RES, MI. 5004