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Evening star., 1950-04-16


glass top coffee table, lamp. VI. 1918.
MULIILITH, latest model 80; power
multigraph and exposure frame,
never used: $50 discount; terms.
Also new addressograph and cab
inets, new Underwood typewriter.
supplies, desk. tables, chairs: pri-
MULTILITH, model 1927, guaranteed
excellent condition. Will sell rea-
sonable: MR.. ATKIN, RE. 74O0
Ext. 7075.
NEON SIGN. outside, watch repair
#: Phone UN. 1881.
OFFICE DESK-Walnut finish, steel
exec. desk, like new, SIS; also wal
nut swivel chair. UN. 1891. lie
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs. files,
safe. add. mach; reas Today, CO.
1928; wk., DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV
Evening star., 1950-04-16
FURNITURE

New and used" 15 kneehole desks.
$1O-S39; liv. rm. suites, $4a-S79;
sofas, lounge, occasional chairs,
bedrm. suites, twin or double, $40
S79; chests, dressers. beds, S5-S45;
nm. suites, $95-S295; drop-leaf
tables, chairs, china closets, Gre
denzas; new hide-a beds, S129; rec
ord cabinets, bookcases, tables, mir
rors, lamps. Open Sunday, II to 6.
Dawson Furniture C0.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

ATTENTION. LIQUOR DEALERS
One JX1 Halk-in cooler. excellent for
beer storage. new compressor and
blower
One l2Xl2 walk in cooler 2-h p.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture, silverwaTe. jewelrS
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity Call Louis SeGal. CHI 1888;
eveS EN- R1RA
Evening star., 1950-04-16

AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
HoRRy fieasf SHOP SHOP 4fs pp 7tS it st DI pI9s
BEDROOM, dining room. contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storase.
ia 1887: after pm, GE. 1416.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-09-01

Montana Livestock Sanitary board
is recommending that all purchases
of breeding stock be made subject
to clean bill of health. The live
stock markets in the state have indi-
Gated their willingness to cooperate
with the sanitary board SO that pur-
chasers buying animals at the yards
for breeding purposes will have
their assistance in securing disease
free cattle.
Up to the present time the Mon
tana Livestock Sanitary board has
not passed regulation concerning
interstate movement of cattle going
out of markets, because it is believed
that with the cooperation of live
stock purchasers and the markets
considerable progress can be made
in attacking this problem on a vol
untary basis.
Premium Price
1t is believed that clean animals
will command a premium in price,
and for that reason the livestock
raisers may take advantage of this
premium by coming in with prop
erly imnunized or disease free cat
tie, and obviously it will accrue to
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-09-01
Why Buy Trouble?
Don't Purchase BruceIIOsis
By LYMAN BREWSTER, President
Montana livestock Commission and Sanitary Board

IN THE WINTER issue of the Cat
tie Digest for 1850, an article is
printed which estimates that brucel-
louis Gangs disease) is costing the
livestock industry in this country
around $100,000,OOO annually. If it
were possible to prepare estimates
for Montana for the spring of 1850,
the livestock producers of the state
would be amazed and Mortified.
The Digest estimates that an aver
age percent infection exists in our
cattle, and the indications are that
Montana provides no exception. 1t
is curious psychology which con-
dones a situation which results in
tremendous financial loss where suf-
ficient knowledge exists so that this
disease can be eliminated from the
breeding herds of the state.
Buy Disease-free Animals
The point I wish to make in this
article is that cattle are purchased
today through private treaty or
through market sources for intro
duction into breeding herds without
determining whether such animals
purchased for breeding purposes are
free from brucellosis. Would it not
be a reasonable policy for those who
are contemplating additions to their
breeding herds to purchase cattle on
condition that such animals are free
from this disease or immunized
against it?
In 1949 rancher purchased new
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-09-01

the benefit of the producer il his
animals are disease-free prior to
marketing time.
I should say that if those who
purchase cattle will refuse to pro-
vide an outlet for diseased animals,
it is reasonable to assume that Mon
tana can more quickly be relieved
from the present economic losses
which are sustained each year. 1t
is quite apparent, also, that lice and
other parasites are purchased for
Introduction into otherwise clean
herds, and I am sure the reader can
think of other sorts of trouble that
can be purchased.
Montana is an exporting state, and
the sooner that some of these trou'
bles can be eliminated, the sooner
the advantage will accrue to the
livestock producers of the state and
to its general economy.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-09-01

herd of cattle for his ranch, and in
the spring of 1850 approximately
half of the cows aborted. There are
undoubtedly numerous other in
stances of comparable nature.
1t is the considered opinion of the
Montana Livestock Sanitary board
and of the veterinarians in Montana
that any animal to be used for breed
ing purposes, whether purchased
privately or through a public mar
ket, should be purchased subject to
a blood test or satisfactory proof of
immunization, and this information
should be included in the purchase
contract.
Obviously, if there is no outlet,
other than slaughter, for diseased or
infected animals, progress could be
made in rendering Montana bru-
cellosis-free area.
Regulation Passed
The Montana Livestock Sanitary
board has recently passed regula-
ton, which will become effective on
or before Jan. 1, 1851, relating to
the introduction of brucellosis-in-.
fected cattle from other states. This
is in line with steps being taken by
many other states. The purpose of
this regulation is to prevent other
states from dumping cattle insult
able for breeding purposes into Mon
tana.
For cattle that are presently with
IN the boundaries of the state, the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-09-01

September !. 1888
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-20
ANN PAGE
TOMATO SOUP
3 can. 2qe

Cherry Preserves mumeE i ~ 35c
Spaghetti Oauvasu. sswum z ': .sS: Csc
Peanut Butter AnPAsr if iss SIC
NIayOnnaise ANN PAGE f. 38c
Pork and Beans ro A,4 r sSSss ,;IS: 23c
Stuffed Olives sWrAn ' e.. SIC
Sparkle s s' 5sTs5 SS'a ERTSns 30so 19c
Sparkle Puddings AVE- s1s 3 pkg. ice
Salad Dressing i Asf e. BIC
Blended Syrup AM PAGE ' sss Csc
MacarOni '' . Hs'f PssE 2 4 ess: 19c
Grape Jam ANN PAGE ' iIS Csc
Milk WHl1E HOUSE EvAPOMrED a taIl dc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03

an opportunity to present their views to the board. For those un- able to attend, written statements will be acceptable
 Members of the staff will pre- sent a full report to the board on the activities of the Department of Fisheries since the last meet ing in April. Other topics for con sideration will be the budget for the next biennium, April 1, 1851 March 91. 1853 and suggested Legislation for presentation to the 1851 Territorial Legislature.
 The present members of the Alaska Fisheries Board are: J. H. Wakefield, fish processor from Kodiak Island, Chairman: William
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03
ARMY ENGINEERS HERE INSPECTING
 BOAT HARB0R

U. S. Army engineers on a sur yey of Southeast Alaska ports were in Wrangell Monday looking over the small boat harbor dredging project. Aboard the Brant, they were through again V Wednesday hound for Juneau after a visit to Ketchikan.
 Some 10 years ago the Wrangen project was put on the engineers approved list at an estimated cost of $187,000 but with the war breaking out in 1941 such pro- jeets, unless in the interest Of winning the war. were sidetracked. Since wars end Budget Bureau re quests for appropriations have not been forthcoming with the result that the Wrangell project. along with Petersburg and others, have been delayed. Resent survey may mean appropriations will be forth coming.
 The engineers were met here by Mayor F G. Hanford and Council and Chamber members and taken over the local project and around
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03

the community. Tbe Mayor ex- pressed hope that money would be made available to carry on the work.
 In the party here were Col. James Truitt, a former Alaskan and son of the late Attorney Gen erul James Truitt, F. o. McGrew and R. | McKinnep, all of Port land, Gearge Hopkins of Seattle and Lewis Stanley of Anchorage, all with the |. S. Corps of Engin- eers.
 Accompanying the party we're Delegate E. L. Bartlett anl George Sundborg, Assistant to the Cover nor and Consultant of the Alaska Development Board
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03
REV. EVANS RETURNS
 FROM SITKA PRESBYTERY

The Rev. Paul F. Evans, pastor of the local Presbyterian church, returned Friday night on the Sheldon Jackson Junior College boat, SJS II, after attending the annual meeting of the Alaska Presbytery which met at Sitka from October Is to 25.
 While at the meeting Rev. Evans was made director of the Junior High Young Peoples conference which will meet next spring.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03
OAR SMITH HERE

J. D. Smith, Agent for the Stan dard oil Company in Craig, was in Wrangell this week before return ing to his home
 Smith has just returned from Juneau where he attended tho meeting of the district manage ment officials and company rep of the Standard Oil Company from all over the Terri tory.
 Smith was with the Company here in Wrangell for several years.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03
ALASKA FISHERIES
 BOARD WILL MEET
 NOVEMBER 15-17

The members of the Alaska Fisheries Board will meet in Ju- neau on November 15-17 for their annual fall meeting, it was an nounced today by c. L. Anderson. Executive Director of the Board
 The main subject for discussion will be on recommendations for the 1851 fishing season to be sub mitted to the Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington, D. c. In this connection a part of one day will be devoted to an open public meeting to give interested parties
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03

'R. Walton. sitka fisherman; In
 IF. Rothwell. Cordova fisherman
 Karl Brumstad, Kodiak fisherma
 anl J. P. Valentine, Ketchil,a public member.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03
HAS BROKEN ARM

William Nelson, 26, from the fishing vessel Phyliss operating in Sea Otter Sound, was taken to Ketchikan after suffering a bro ken arm, Coast Guard headquarters reports. co plane from Ansette picked up the injured man and flew him to Ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-03
TO SEATTLE

Valentine Ferguson, local man, flew to Seattle Monday where he will spend the winter.
 Ferguson fished on the seine boat XL this summer.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES FURNISHED tcon,.,

ALEXANDRIA - Handsomely fur
nlshed house overlooking river and
golf course, 3 bedrooms. baths,
S,car garage: immed. poss.; adults,
asds sdsS' phkR$ Ali $sol sr or TE lAs4 Se s
tached 8 rms. and bath; rec. rm. {;
in excel. shape: completely furn. !;
Cal Gal r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors,
Mr.. 17th AND BUCHANAN NV
Beaut. home, 4-6 bedrms., 4 baths,
%f'os %R CLYDE sB G sf5 DuNsINcToS ssT fss2 w. w.
HYxTTsv1LLE. MD, a-bedroom brick
bungalow; sll5 month. uN. 2lo3.
sUBLET FOR 4 MOS. from Mar 1
rms; liv. rm., kit.-dinette. bath.
NEW 3-BEDRM. HOME. earbase dis
schools. Congress Hts. Sc, 10 min.
M. Nfo~9sSSRR oSSR: slNtS- AN6- f6k1RR Hx RalsN NV
decorated; sle5; S adults. UA wo' aoa'a aaoss. s..
NEW s;BEpRooM BRICK. Colonial.
ssP s5H 35 4 s s1s sShssR'sa' Ps5 e. T. Ps9sa esil
NV MV 4assi sssE6RM. SRs 4's BRICK Colonial,
furn., in Arl.. conv. to Pentagon;
SI15; avail. Feb. 27. MI. 1880,
DETACHED 3-bedrm. brick, furn.,
completely redecor.: min. to Pen
tagon: conven. to bus and shopping
center; S135 mo. CHI. 97S9. 80
34-5 23RD ST. S.E.-New 3-bedrm.
brick, semidet., full basement, gas
hsat ts4' Ho H5; ssssSl sssa and shopping ss gen
CLEVELAND PARK bdrm,, row
brick. blk. from Conn ave: S155;
1-yr: lease. OIL. 1910 Sun. THOMAS
l. PHILLIPS WO r000 Mnn
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

5 BEDRMS., unfurn.; 3 children
ssng SSngress Heights or vic. Ii; g.
PERMANENT PARTY desires e s.bed-
a4a, ami house or apt. NV. pref. E EA.
DESIRE 3 OR 4 RIM. BuNGA. or
small hse., reas., 6-S mi. Rockville;
pyyrchass; along 24o or %. Box
WANTED 70 LEASE with option to
buy. large house, 4 or more bed
rooms, at least h-acre Of ground,
suitable for private school; Falls
Church or Fairfax County only.
Fails Church or Fairfax County only.
Can after 8 pm. JE. 3-s015. -26
OLD COUNTkY-sTYLE HOUSE with
Ssveaal aaHaa! acres. within 2 mi. radius
Falls Church. Box ATS. Star.
IF You ARE considering renta. 1' of
your property in nearby Va, cali
or write US for full infom. on our
Realty, E14AnLT 7s7 Lee highway. "a.
RENT with option to buy. s-bedqpm. aq
house; prefer Virginia. FA. 5000.
DESIRE REASONABLE unfurnished
Spedroom house in Md. 1S-month
Sapy; excellent care assured. King
RMS, full bsmt.. Ia baths, auto.
heat; l hr. direct bus downtown
wash; ash; reas,; adults; ref. II.
DON'T SELL-ru take a 3-yr. lease
Det. house, 3 bedrms., IA baths in
NV. or Chevy Chase; unfurn. Pay
mos. rent in advance. OIL. 1861
COUPLE desires
small unfurn. bungalow, nearby Nd.
max. rent, $50; Tyr. lease, ADJ i;
pRnEPstpobTYy;; qp5iSn e buy; Box Box 251;s, Star.
house, Bethesda vic. OF. 500,
gays; WI. 4937. ewes. or Sunday.
MD.-Wife, baby; unfurn. 2-bedrm.
house Bethesda-Chevy Chase; reas.
rent; April ! or July !. OIL. 1897.
3-BEDRM. HOUSE or
apt, in Silver Spring. by reliable
family OF 4: will take yearly lease.
Cal 81 65S3 or 81. 2Os4. -2S
WANTED, Groom house. basement:
Ss0 mo-: prefer Union Station vi
COMPANY EXECUTIVE and wife, no
children, need unfurn. house in NV.
s1l. slIo. p.slsy;, Daily; Hg; 1910; Sun. and
LET ME RENT YOURS, furn. or un-
alf; PuNNfNiaToNC. mi, is, Cn WI. MSs ass5. CLYDE
GOING AWAY for 2 or up to 6
responsible city pianner and family
who will guarantee care; 4 bedrms.;
prefer nr. Lafayette. Murch, jan
ney or Rosemary schools. Cali MRS.
FOSTER HO 1890
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.,

1926 KENYON. MT. PLEAsANT-By
owner, Broom. two bath, two-story
brick. CO; 1888 for inspection. 26.
OPEN SUN, 2 TILL 5 PM; 9Os
Glaizewood, Court--Det. center en-
trance ; bedrm. home; in perfect
with outside entrance. Exceptional
ly good financing and terms. Total
price. 81 $50. TIC reach: Out N. H.
ave- l mile past D. G. line to Dew
right to Giaizewood Court and home.
SENATE REALTY CO., Elk. 3270.
ALI RITTENHoUsE ST. NV, open
Sunday. 2 till = p.m.-Semidet. large
4-bedroom home, beautiful grounds;
poss. Call RE. 1924 or RA. $500.
PENNY" APosTOLIDEs. -26 !,
5415 18th ST.-Attractive row brick
In desirable neighborhood; 6 rms, 2
incl. porches, gas h.-w.h.. 2h baths,
built-in garage, yard. Priced right
Tor quick sale: Inspection by appt.
LII. MILLS & SONS, 43O 5th st.
nv; aa1o MA. 1851; Sun. and ewes. no,
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TO s-s14.95o;
1923 4th st. NV, semidet. brick, 8
bedrms.. nursery. l bath. fireplace
In living rm.. family size dining rm.,
rear screen porch. modern kitchen,
dst. sarase, fenced e a Rear on Yard. a-Ha; close
to. buses, schools and Takoma Recre-
elusive. 81. 1000. -a6
Mr.. g. w. u, II rms. 2 baths; at
Ill T. So isss sS5
today, 1-5. Spacious s-rm. brick,
hall. garage. other desired features;
an Al home. Priced to sell quickly
0fier considered. s; M. ORRISON,
osEs sS i4sat slGa :.9: st'n aos' St
attic. Gar. ''oc; Price, 0n s14,Soo, nei to to
groval; FRANK NJ. DOYLE. Realtor,
100 Block ayoei 1NGRAHAM ST.. Upper
Brightwood's most convenient resi-
Dental street. Charming immacu-
late brick home. large rms, "a
rage. Nice yard. Nr. schools and
trans, SSransp. sr and 1,dS shSopg!ns - Tsnpsn; en-
GREENACREs, MD. xls,OoO-Just
the home for a small family. Liv.
rm. with. firepl:. din. rm., kit, plus
glass,enclosed frt. porch; 2 bedrms.
ana path on IND mr.. Might 60 G1.
F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn. ave.
NV. EN-. 1900. once open Sun.
bo7 CARROLL AVE-, Takoma Park.
Md.--If you are looking for q de-
sirably located, practical, comfort
able and sensibly priced home with
ample bedrooms and bathrooms call
OWNER, Sligo 3439.
FOR STOUT HEARTS ONLY-A suns
mer camp Of rooms, 2 porches
with beautiful river view; 5000,
terms, 5000 cash. On Cabin John
carline. N. M. BURGESS, Realtor,
6109 Broad St, WI. 4253.
LOOK! REDUCED, vACANT-Open
1909 crittenden ST.. near, 18th; det.
g rms. lge lot. gar. gas heat; conv.
GAUSS, GE. 1f22.
OWNERS LOSS, YOUR GAIN-Seller
will accept substantially less for this
fine home than he paid new l year
ago: splendid location. few min. to
new Georgetown Hospital; 2 bed
! rms, bath on 1st a.; Q hedrms., :,
bath on 2nd a.: Hv. rm.. din. rri.,
: KIT. 2 fireplaces. built-in garage,
screened porch, gas heat Asking
I. FRANK s. Phillips, DIsI4f1.
Mr.. 18th AND MADISON lovely
semidetached brick, bedrms. mod
ern bath, lge. liv. rrn. land din. rm..
oil INV h. detached brick garage
Eyes. RA. 1851. HO. 1900, Ext. 412.
SIGLER & CO., Realtors. HU. 1913.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE HOUSE in San
Diego for comparable house In n W.
Washington, Chevy Chase or Be-
thesda. House is lovely rambler.
l k-story; living room. fireplace, 3
bedrooms. IA baths. stall shower,
large closets. large modern kitchen,
breakfast room with bay window.
front patio, rear brick-walled patio
with fireplace, 2-car garage. Box
102-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
APIS. WANTED tcont. ,

GENTLEMAN, middle-aged, would
Ike small apartment with kitchen
cite; max. $75. Box 432-Y, Star.
CULTURED, quiet, middle-ared Govt.
lazy desires furn. or unfurn. ef-
apt Bids pref. so1 4sPY. sp. s5sss:'n ssss
EFFICIENCY. clean. bath-kit.. secre-
taLy; Nv, 1St zone; no sharing
TWO BACHELOR DIPLOMATS Ue dTish)
Ssoo-ss5o monthly; garage gar; en desir. esM..
anle. Occupancy about March IA.
,sires bedroom. fiteEhen. p1f.e pvt. bath aSn
Maximum sss50h ss5. BOX I fssY nGs star Thass as.
BY BUSINESS WOMAN bedroom,
TR 9so5. aoa'' aD' FRI si0s ssGS. q fss fsR.ss
QUIET GENTLEMAN wants small
housekeeping apartment in town.
EMP. couPIE. quiet non-drinkers,
desire unfurn: apt. vic Woodridse
ARrMTR NJ Esps5 Msk.P PhHRs TRsdHfR IN s2%S d.srs
girl In Dupont Circle area. Call
MISS PITTS. ME. 2loo or Ex. 400.
SMALL FURN. or unfurn.. around
YoUSG YaES; sqa WosAS sfiS desines sne tpIn. pm un
Call after 12. Sun. MI. 1852.
EMPLOYED MIDDLE-AGED cple. de-
EM%foSE6 EHpis II SuDlsS eourLE 4 ss3ss no Children
pets or drinking. des. 1-bedrm. un-
furn; apt. in conv: NV loc For
cHR1RsTnRR GffpR LocArEp TsS G5 s RA 77s9 ny
yate 5 or 4 rm. unfurn. apt. des.
BY young cple, perm. loc. in D. c.
Call after 10 am, EN-. 6732.
kIf.. kdf. .sssst bath. unfurn.. apt. bldg. i'
AIa.sssTSssfa;s .ss s..! sa. an 1884,
one JNftRN: nj r. snaif' AFT, one bedrm..
m.nf one Iarss Toen IivnH hath and Kitchen or
cOILEGE HONOR GRADUATES.
seeking our first home; furn. apt,
sits, bath, utilities; pref. NV; max,
we arrange by March 10 to be your
appreciative and considerate ten
ants? Box 10-Z, Star. 27s
METROPOLITAN POLICEMAN and
wife need furnished apt. pvt bath
In pvt. home; up to $50 mo-: North
west area. Box 4S6-X. Star.
ENGINEERS, bachelors, desire one
two bedroom furnished or unfur-
nished apartment in apartment
building, accessible to Shirlington
shopping center; will consider base
ment apartment. Need by March Is.
Can furnished references. Phone
HU; 7313-14 between / and 5. 2S'
GI EMPLoYE of city p. O. needs
unfurn. apt. or small house for
Ssiie,. 2.yr: son; S75 max. Box
MEDICAL STUDENT, wife, seek bed
rm.. liv. rm., kit, bath apt, furn.,
quiet, NV: or Arlington; max. $50.
EFF. APT. In close-in NV. apt. bldg.
Mr.. KINsEY, ME. 1851.
RESP. GOWN. LADY desires efic. apt:
unfurn.. apt. bldg: NV; max. S65;
will consider / or . bdrm. apt. il
reas. Box 1a-Z Star.
TWO (2) UNFURNISHED ROOMS, no
kitchen. in first alphabet NV; by
mtddle-aged bachelor; resident OF
Sun, pm. to II pm.
MAN. "a. wants / rm. kitchen and
$50 max. UN. 206s.
apt. in Va: will redecorate and
Improve II offered reasonable rem
tai. JU. 7-s3O5.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES TO SHARE (cont. J

MIDDLE.AGED LADY will share her
ladies; NV. section. TU. 1887. Ms7
EXCELLENT FURNISHED living
quarters for couple q child ac-
cepted). only $50 mo-; low rent
because owner wishes tenant to
care for their 5-yr. .-old boy. 3 to
pm; 5 days week; conv. Sc.
section. Box 3S3-S. Star.
COUNCILLOR in D. c. public schools
will share attractive home with
young professional woman. college
graduate. 2S-40; references re-
Quired; $50 EN- 6107
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

ALEX.-7 rms, 5 bedrms; oil heat;
? acres of land: on busline and
main hwy; ideal for nursery school;
cony. to shopping. AL. S605. go
4-RM. HOUSE for rent or for sale,
on. the Baltimore blvd, Beltsyille
Md. Open Sun. from 10 to s pm.
For information call UN. 9797. -26
OLD COLONIAL ESTATE formerly
the Brooks Tea House, 7711 Eastern
ave. NV. For sale or lease; will
redecorate to suit tenant Won
derful bus. potentialities. Contact
OWNER, SH. 33l7.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES FURk. OR uNFuRh.

McKENNEY HILLS, new modern A.
on Is0VH WoopHD hGa5e H1EIs16Rsrby 81 SRo1 M2S "a.
3 bedrms.,. 2 baths, lge. porch, liv.
rm.. flrepl., auto. oil heat and
INV; completely .redecor.; nr. ele-
mentary school; long lease; $3.50.
N. g CAP. p0iIi AND UNDERWOOD N.W.7s NV
bedrooms. comb. living room -dinette
modern kitchen, full bath and pow
der room; screened back porch; full
basement; gas heat Taylor 1881 .
Evening star., 1950-02-26
CAN YOU TOP THIs2

CAN YOU TOP THIS?
A 2-bedrm. apt. for $4,000 and only
S15.60 o month! LiQuidating an
estate: must sacrifice for cash pur-
yearly rental and subtract S1S7.20
(S15.60 times 12) and you win have
the amazing yearly cash saving this
economical apt. Offers. 66 N. Y.
ave. NV.
70, ..ts.1I assss ina .cg to nsgect Re ss
EDMUND j. FLYNN
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES TO SHARE

employed couple, day care given ]
child: reference; TW- 2033, Il
with 3 adults. Pvt. room. On No.
Cap. st. carline. 1907 No. Cap; st.
DESIRE I OR e GIRLS to share. a
house with / other until Sept. 1;
will consider a couple; house located
at Cherrydale. Call jackson 4-0336
SHARE a1lsR ? NV HoME-New n fISn.,
master bedrm., use OF washing ma
chine, utils. incl; working cple
or 2 girls; refs. Call LA. 6-9314
New development beyond CATHOLIC
Univ. 5055 Sargent I'd. ne. -26
2 CoNGENIAL GIRLS to share 5.
each. IA. 976s, 408 Peabody St
n.e.x 10
Evening star., 1950-02-26
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

COLUMBIA HGTS.. ARL.-Attrac., !
stte, kit. BATH: new deveiopment;
BY By ~ 9Sn.T; ne ;,,,I3 p0V9 payment, ss5 81
VIC. :sHoREHiAM, rs 18Th Il q and nd col. o I'd :.
By owner Lse, front, 5.rm. apt,
monthly payments, S64 80. u 1882
Btitmore st, NV. Apt. Al. co, o473.
BRoADMooR on Aristocratic Conn.
cious de luxe 3-exposure apt. Q
large and auxiliary bedrm.. Nv
rm:. solariqm. din. rm.. etc. Also
AT, by or s1fss ssli owNER GM N sss7. ssp
DE LUKE 2-BEDR0OM APT.-Artis-
tically redecorated and completely
moderntzed with new kitchen and
room, dining room or o den. excellent %
closet space. Here are the adyan-
tages Of . close-in location Just off
18TH ST.. coupled with, the generous
ea Mr eavfn G1 sitb en- gldeT sME sMSi1d.nE
CO.. ST. $500; residence. MI 50O4.
oNE-BEDRooM APARrMENT--Fur-
nished or unfurnished. 81 900 cash
tngton. Open for inspection from
umbia Pike to Greenbrier, right to
Sth Road south. right to 5214 Sth
Road south. or Bailey's x Road bus
NxYko5sae 5aeeSlisn GARDEss-veterans-open Is
for INSPECTION to 8. Several select
l, 2. 3 bedrm. units available. Lowest
mS HSr;n,s,rs,,nn Sharge in 2; PP;d C. Sales once in
IeI I'd; IS; DRuRY REALTY lc eoRP..
call GE a22o or NV. i1e1.
LEe: liy., rm:, bedrm., foyer, bath
and bright kit; peri. cond.; $1,000,
terms. co. 45s7 or IA. s797. -26
TILDEN GARDENS
> bedrms;. liy. rr,.. din. .rm,. solarium;
with exposures; immediate occu-
Pancy; price OF equity. SIS. 900.
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COOP APT. FOR SALE
Excellent Sc. Location
This practically new apt. can be pur
chased for only SI0.5o0. Large iiv-
ing room, dinette. complete kitchen,
two large bedrooms and tile bath
Close to transportation. shopping,
schools and churches. Only 20 min
utes from downtown by bus. Mod
crete cash payment to qualified per-
SON CAL Mr.. conlon. Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES. INC. 1928 K st. NV.
MA. 9141