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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
PARKING PERMITS GO AFTER JAN. 3t
 5AYSCITY COUNCIL

No more s4-a-month parking permits will be granted by sAs city after January 3l. t WAS an- nounced at the meeting of the City Council last night.
 Reason given for the move was abuse of privileges under the ss- a-month parking permit system. which permitted business vehicles having permits to park without in- serting coins in meters.
 To take the place Of the rreSen, system Council street committee chairman James Larson recommend ed that the new traffic code incluss provisions for allowing business houses not having loading zones off the streets to have exclusive right to a 22-foot curbside loading zone for S5 per month.
 The recommendation also stated that busses should be allowed to have exclusive right to a 35-foot parking space along the curb for SS per month.
 Mayor Waino hendrickson said he expected that the traffic code would include provisions for space for physicians cars.
 Money paid for s4-per-month permits for February will be re- funded, the council decided.
 Boat Tax Leniency
 The findings of the equalization board which met Thursday night to make adjustments of boat-tax as- sessments were accepted by the Council, and it was announced that taxes will be delinquent as of February l.
 However, it was indicated that, since this is the first time the Territorial boat tax has been col lected, some leniency may be shown.
 Money paid on the boat tax
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
FLIGHTS ON OR
 NEAR SCHEDULE
 MAKE NEWS TODAY

AS was hopefully expected yes terday. Pan American World Air ways was to have flight ln eacn direction today between Juneau and Seattle, according to word re- ceiyed by Fred Dunn, District Traf- fic Manager.
 Weather in Seattle (not Juneau) Eeing what it has been, this IS a day when news is made by sched- uled flights being on schedule, or even approximately so.
 At press time, Flight No. 925 had left Seattle and was due (on sched- ule) at 1:15 pm; Flight 924 to Ketchikan and Seattle was expected to clear the Juneau Airport Qlke- wise on schedule) at 2:15.
 Flights, flight-numbers, passen- gers. airmail and cargoes have been everywhere but on schedule all week, due to unprecedented storm conditions in the Pacific North west.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
FROM KETCHIKAN

MT. and Mrs. George H. Beck of Ketchikan are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
PUBLIC INSTALLATION DE M0LAY OFFICERS TO
 BE ON SUNDAY NIGHT

The Royal Arch Gunnison Chap ter of DeMolay will hold a public installation of officers on Sunday, January 22, at pm. in the Sect tish Rite Temple.
 Past Master Councillor Bob Croken will be installing officer assisted by Majority DeMolay Bob Scott, acting Marshal; DeMolay Robert H. Secrist Jr., acting Senior Coun- cilor; DeMolay Donald M. Mor- rison, acting Junior Councillor; and DeMolay Kenneth w. Kadow, act ing Senior Deacon.
 The public is cordially invited to attend and witness this installation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
|Argefsinger Tells .5oropfimists About
 Community Fatalities

Juneau's library and small sewer project will probably be the only local projects to be com pleted this year under the Con- munity Facilities Administration, John Argetsinger, District Manager told Soroptimists at their meeting Friday on the Baranof Terrace.
 Guest speaker, MT. Argetsinger explained to the group of club women and their guests that the purpose of the Alaska Public Works Law under which Community Fa- cilities operates are: to foster set clement of Alaska, increase perm anent residents, provide better fa- cilities for community life, better schools, utilities, etc.
 The act, which has a life of five year, carries an appropriation of 100000, four -and-a-h half million of which may be obligated before June 30.
 So far Community Facilities has request projects which would cost about $18,000,000 but of these only s2,5O0,00O are far enough along to be started this year.
 In the case of Juneau, plans for territorial building, for a grade school, for city hall or civic center are not sufficiently developed for action this year, MT. Argetsinger said.
 Need for the building of a ce- ment plant in Alaska which would greatly reduce the cost of building in the territory was mentioned by MT. Argetsinger, along with his regret that the brick and tile work which would vary building has never been developed here.
 Community planning for perm anency, was urged by the speaker. who said that Juneau was more farsighted than many communities of the north in it's planning.
 Under Community Facilities, 50 percent of the cost of building is returned to the government upon completion of the work. If money is not available, the government will accept the municipalities bonds at percent MT. Argetsinger said The Alaska Public Works Law has life of five years from Oct oher 1949, but work begun before termination may be completed af- ter that date.
 Juneau should have its grade school building by the fall of 1851, If plans are completed and the project started early in the second year of Community Facilities.
 Gertrued Wetzel, Vice President, presided at the Soroptimists meeting Friday, and announced that the clubs vocational guidance pro- gram had started for the year with an address on library work to the high school by Mrs. Edna Lomen, city librarian.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21

vii ee kept in a special fund, tho Council moved.
 Tssc Council will meet at 8 pm Tlaa7S6ay in a special session tC sci t.ae date for the special elec- iaan a. which the matter of the annexation of the Highlands tc the City of Juneau will be decided Ia was announced.
 Tne Council will also further dis casSs the traffic code, especially thAs part dealing with the use of trucks and heavy equipment on city streets.
 Ordinance 335, providing for clearing places where liquor is sold auTin1 closing hours and penalties for violations. was passed in its third reading and adopted.
 Fork Lifts for Dock
 Proposed purchase of fork lifts for the city wharf was discussed. Two re-conditioned fork lifts have been located at bargain prices, the Council was told.
 The city dock is doing well fin ancially and can afford to buy them Mayor Hendrickson said.
 The fork lifts are an absolute necessity for heavy summer work at the wharf. he said.
 Cleo Commers. city wharfinger, was named as member of a special committee to look into the offer of the bargain-p priced fork lifts.
 Most of the time at the meeting was taken up in discussion of the proposed traffic code for Juneau Representative of taxi. bus and transfer companies were present and voiced their opinions on pro- posed regulations.
 Mayor Hendrickson explained that plans for the new traffic code include publishing it in handy booklet form with complete index. Then the traffic code booklets will be given to each person getting a car or drivers license. he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
STANDARD OIL MAN

H. V. Davis of Seattle is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. He is here on Standard Oil Company business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
ALASKA FISHERIES DIRECTOR ASKED TO
 REVIEW FW5 PLANS

Clarence L. Anderson. director ol the Alaska Department of Flsh- cries. has been invited to ny to Washington to review proposed l9oc fishing regulations planned by the Fish and Wildlife Service, he saio today.
 The regulations are due on the desk of Interior Secretary oscar Chapman February l for approVai and his signature.
 Albert M Day. national director of the service, wired Anderson that 1 he wished him to go over new re- gulations now being planned ana to voice his opinions concerning them before they a-e set down as law.
 The request for Anderson's pre- sence in Washington is looked up on in official circles as slgnilicant' because while the department ne directs has no power to make or drop regulations, the Flsh ana Wildlife Service is looking In It's direction for cooperation and ald !, in obtaining popular and just rules governing Alaska fisheries. Although the department did not begin to operate until June l last year. it already has history of working with the Federal body,
 although in some policies it has re- gistered opposition.
 Enforcement personnel paid by
 the Territory have worked with the service throughout the salmon sea-
 son, a fish ladder near Petersburg
 is being constructed on 5o-50
 basis by the two bodies, and public
 hearings have been held by the
 Territorial group from which the
 Wildlife Service has received ad-
 vice.
 Biological Division
 Anderson leaves Monday, and will
 te gone a week or ten days, he
 said. Upon his return, he expects
 to stop in Seattle to interview ap-
 plicants for a position of biologist
 on the departments staff. A biolog-
 ical division has been in the offing some time, and numerous experts
 have made application to join the staff in that capacity, Anderson
 said.
 A man with especial capacity for research in the troll salmon fish cry is needed, he declared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
EXPECT BULGARIA.
 TO DEFY U. S. ON
 RECALL OF HEATH
(By Associated Press)

Washington observers said Bull garia is expected to stand pat on what amounted to an Ameri0in ultimatum yesterday. Bulgaria had demanded the recall of U. s. Min ister Donald R. Heath from Sofia. The United States threatened to break off diplomatic relations un- less Bulgaria withdrew the demand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
GALLANT ENROUTE SOUTH

The Rev. G. E. Gallant, director of Plus X Mission, Skagway, is en- route to the Pacific Northwest on a business trip, from which he plans to return by February 27. That is the date for the meeting of the Territorial Board of Public Well fare on which he is the member representing the First Division.
 He sailed yesterday on the Prin- cess Norah, and will be in Van couver, Victoria and Seattle before returning to Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
WRANGELL DRUGGIST FILES
 FOR SENATORIAL SEAT

James Nolan, prominent Wrangell druggist and member of the Territorial House of Representa- tiveS for two terms, filed today for seat in the Senate on the Demo- cratic ticket
 His filing brings to three the number of Senatorial aspirants in the First Division on his ticket. One Republican is on the list.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
SEARCH BEGUN

A Coast Guard aircraft from An nette Island this morning began a search of the Cape Decision area for Richard Melang, Ketchikan trapper unheard of since before Christmas, Coast Guard headquart- CTS here reported today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-21
WHITE HOLLY DEPARTS

The Coast Guard Cutter White Holly departed from Juneau at 5 m. today for Point Retreat, Sen tinel Island and Eldred Rock where repair and maintenance work will be done to navigation aids.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
54O2 9th ST. NV.
ONLY 81 500 DOWN

18th ST., Near Jefferson
Semi-detached brick, center hall, 8
rooms. 2 baths. gas hot-water heat;
large lot with detached 2-car garage;
good condition. For appt. call Mr..
Northern, 81. 1889, with BEITzELL,
nI ann
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.,

FOREST HETGHTs-Large det. home
with income, just over District line;
1st fl. liv. rm., bedrm., kit. bath
and sunroom. End fl. has 2 rooms,
kit. and bath: now rented for $50
pWnan psT mo wshis Large e2 lot Hsy Toom N
5oo5. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
1924 .14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
SUITLAND-7.rm. Cape Cod with. "a
acre lot, side and rear porches,
finished attic, full bsmt., oil, h.-w.h Z,
n; s'sss; sss ,sf E sR"s $751; 81 AEzs Efs 'fIEs
1000 90 iai block Sses' R ST. s,E.-semiae-
tached brick house; oil heat. Al
nsns; $500. ssli R6ssEIE +.
NEXT To HfILcRREsT-yust over
D. C. line; spacious brk. bungalow:
lge. rms. full. basmt.. expansion
attic. storm sash; assume .GI 4%s
,9an .2 ca ITicse s. fog sss4so sH5eok sale BY Ss
GI oPPoRTUNITYw4-family apt.
$3.50 cash each; modern bldg; close
to bus. shopping MITCHELL QUICK,
ST, 52e9; eyes. RA. 341si
family. semidstaehed brick, only 5
and bath: 4 bedrms., gas heat. full
bsmt. finished into a large room:
$4,000: $1,000 down. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO. Ii. 1887 till 9.-23
NEAR HILLCREST AREA. Charming
Spanish bungalow, 5 rooms and
bath, all on one floor; oil h.-w h.;
hardwood floors; lot 50xlQ0 f.;
$4,000 down ANNENBERG REALTY
CO., Ii. 1887 till 8. .-23
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. Lovely, semi
detached brick, s rooms, 2h baths,
oil h.-w,h.; English-type bsmt.;
windows; nice home and income:
only S13,950; $4,000 down. AN
NENBERG REALTY CO.. Ii. 1887
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horhwet HOUSES FOR sALE-horhwes +
S1685Q
EAST-WEST HIGHWAY

EAST-WEST HIGHWAY
A very comfortable family
home about 3 blocks east Of
Wisconsin ave. and only a
stones throw from Bethesda
High School, Our Lady of
Lourdes Church and Parochial
School. The house has 8
splendid rooms. large living
room with fireplace and ad-
joining is screened porch which
can be converted into sun
room at a moderate expendi-
ture; family-siZe dining room,
semimodern kitchen. large pan
try; 3 bedrooms e of twin
size). large tile bath, glassed-
in sleeping porch. Compare
lively new oil furnace with
summer-winter hookup. Ga
rage. The lot, 55x150, is level,
a setting of shade trees, ample
shrubbery. etc. Terms, $4,000
cash. balance in one monthly
payment trust. Shown by ap-
pointment. Call Mr.. Boothby
tevenings. EN- 334sl. THOS.
j. FISHER e. CO., INC, Real
tors III kS30
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BETHESDA
WETZEL REAL ESTATE

= SI6,95O = This lovely
home in beautiful section, is one
block from bus and "a blocks from
shopping, is newly decorated and
must be sold, as owner is leaving
1or 1et Ca Gsalif0fnis; hs, nice, Level fenced
Billings1ey g. Kofzendorfer
OR O2OR % 1900 ok
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COLORED
Have You Heard the Latest?
You Haven't? Then Read On.
IT IS A HONEY
1T IS VACANT
IT Is NEWLY DECORATED
It Takes Only 1895 Cash
IT IS A MODERN BRICK HOME
It Is Mr.. 10th & Pot. Ave. Sc.
IT CAN'T AND WON'T LAST
IT Is A 2-FAMILY HOME
8 LOVELY rooms and bath
e Kitchens. full basement. oil
hot-water heat. Large concrete
front porch, nice yard, garage,
laundry tubs, immaculate con-
dition.. Priced right! Splendid
Terms!
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th ST. NV. MA. 1891.
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CAPITOL HILL
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
HIILCREST RAMBLER

Wanta trade your present home on
this desirable 3-bedrm. brick ram
bler2 Spacious center hall plan with
picture window. fireplace, ultra
modern Kitchen, fully equipped, III
tile baths, everything on one floor;
bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.; built-in garage.
tions you will find anywhere. Pub
lie and parochial schools within
walking distance; positively imma-
culate. Asking $4,000, will take
your present home as down pay
ment or $4,000 cash will handle.
T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02. till 8.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
DETACHED BRICK, NE.
$13,95O
Attractive 6-rm. house; 22-ft. living
rm. with fireplace; large bedrms;
knotty pine recreation rm. with
radiation; concrete front porch;
det. garage; fenced-in lot. May 60
81, Call Mr.. stolar, (eves. ST.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1416 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 6400
SUPREME COURT
Is Va block from this lovely mod, tan
brick home. 9 rms, 2 baths. Law;
Q porches, full 7h It. cellar. viii
consider best cash offer to settle
estate. HERBERT g. SONS, Realtors,
S15 E; ozsap Gap. St. L. s-o12s' eyes,
COLoRED-RIVER TERRACE-Mod-
ern row brick, only s yrs. old. con-
dition like new; liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. 2 large bedrms., colored tiled
bath, auto. heat priced .S10.950;
terms, Call PECK CO., phone LA.
CoLoRED, LANG PL. N.E.-clean.
modern. rms. bath. brick home.
recr. rm. Terms. Cali ALFRED
WEINBERG, VEIN co. 1884; ewes, IA.
CoL0RED-12oo BLOCK 18th ST.,
near shopping center; 4 bedrooms.
incl porch, gas heat; very good con-
dition. S14,950. $4,000 cash. LOWE
REALTY CO; No. S35s,;, "a
C0DRED-$1.5O0 DOWN can buy
mr.. N. Capitol and T sts. ne; lge.
rms, full bsmt. with additional rm..
oil h.-w.h.. 3 porches. 3 garages,
stove, refgr., storm windows, screens,
etc. Possession. ENTERPRISE REAL
TY co. Elk. s4oo; sves'' dE: Sa sa11'
coLoRED-17oo BLK. D ST. Ne
Ideal for doctor; home an income
house; 3 complete apts.. fully equip,
3 g. baths; a7sos garage 2 units furn. ss Can
coLoRRElDnLvAcANT; brand-new Sec
ton. Modern prewar brick: 8 lovely
Es R4ousboas si5sa 1af fa baa asd"0od o SSas hsat
g5sss Sssa @asfs ss iiES HR o2 sr%RSk 'RRfS
REYNOLDS CO.. 3oo5 Geccrgia
cofoRED-NR. eHf RiT LINCOLN PAIR
psSmen ptam{ eEff 9s MR HTMpHRhY fma d4Sn EN-
CoLoRED, N. CAPITOL AND v0e
lge. rms. 2 screened porches,
baths; ideal for apts.; rec. rm.
with front and rear entrances; lee,
Is EaTds xondeu ss faf buy heat on pef ms aems
MR.. BROWNE. RA. 6o5s. ga
COLORED-1775 LYMAN PL. NE;
$2,175 dn.; immed poss.: lovely To-
yr;,eld ", @ @brk;; 8 rms. 2 baths: hard
Many extras. Until Q pm. By owner.
coLoRED-s1,oo 900 DOWN will TAX.
hs ar'sR asHs hRATY 4 ESAasss9l Ety. fss
coLoRE1SBRooRiAND-we e sRoeoHSiiDw S have
most desirable detached homes,
near the Monastery and Bunker. Hill
Park. Q of modern brick construc-
bath; oil heat; copper % plumbing
and slate roofs. The 3rd. won
derful, honey, well-kept frame with
8 lovely rms, oil heat, and beaut.
gardens. All are very fayorably
GHfswo65 eaHFss gSr tg 1PzSEHsf!Hn BEHaH4T sa sa
6341, RE. 1868. -23
COLORED-293I BLAINE ST. Ne
Only $1,000 down; bal. like rent,
oHys 1d this bsp sedet brick bedrms fs
basemsnt, gas heat. 70 Inspect
COLORED-3 APARTMENTS. Home
with income. Two-story- modern
tiled baths, 3 modern kitchens.
partly furnished. gas h.-wh., fenced
yard, residential section; $4,000
down; S16.350. reasonable terms.
VIII accept your house in trade.
$50 18th st. ne. GIBRALTER CO.,
DI. $500.
COLORED-S1, ,OOO-Sl, 800 DOWN
S-rm. tapestry brk., Q baths. 2 kits.
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SILVER SPRING
arm: house with extra lots S 1880
2-bedrm. house, on busline II, ZOO
3-bedrm. house, good loc. 1880
3-bedrm. house, ! blk. off bus l3,50O
3-bedrm. house. all brick $4,000
3-bedrm; new rambler 1880
SH. 4646 or Ashton 3194.
SMITH w AI,I,NIJT Sr -26
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COLORED-VACANT
ROCK CREEK CHI. RD.

The house you have been WAITING
for. Lovely Colonial brick in NV,
most beautiful section; beaut. rms,
side hall. tile. bath. modern kit,
Tarase. Fronts on Q streets. I'M
maculately clean. Priced very low
With 2,2oQ a9w9, pon,t svsat sAll
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Colored-PoSSeSSion

COIOreU-POSSeSSlOn
1900 blk. California st.. n.w.-Beau-
tiful 3-story, 25-ft.-wide brick. ar
ranged into 4 complete apts.. and
apis. consist of 3 to 5 rms. each;
ideal for doctors office or for in
come; oil h.-w.h., 2-car garage; see
this lovely property today; priced
to sell, with reas. terms. Call till
Q pm. weekdays, Sun. IL to 5.
VIM. CalOTniriS Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1865.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Unique stone and brick resi-
dence In one of nearby Mary
lands finest communities
within 8 blocks Of jr. high
school and u block from
bus. Pleasantly situated on
well Handicapped fenced half
acre.
The principal rooms face
south, the floor plan com
prises center hall. living and
dining rooms with bay win
dows. Kitchen. powder room.
Solarium 13x20 with French
door leading onto sundeck and
large lst-foor bedroom with
full bath.
Four 2nd-foor, twin-size
bedrooms and . baths with
fireplace in master bedroom.
Full maids suite with sep
arate entrance and bath: .
car garage. Priced at S3S,5O0.
For appointment call Mr..
Danek, OR. s444, If no an
swer' HU. 434b. Exclusive
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CONTINUED On Next PaGs)
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COlOred-POssessiOn
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
WooDRDGE, MICHIGAN Park or
from private party only, OF will
ssspme ssog al loan. Please call ggN.
We HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
have you to offerf THoS. e. JAR
RE1L CO. Realtors lestab. 1915.
721 10th st. NV. Ma. O765.
WILL PAY YOU CASH today for
your house In any section or In any
condition: RE: 2735. 81. ,7747.. =,
SILVER SPRING AREAIsolidly, built
ground. ample garage: under 500
o00,, all cash; owners only. sH.
HOUSES OR APIS. near U. s. Cap
itol and NV. especially west of
HERBEhT Fl T sqs5ssS' soNs, seaisor. es Sa1Ss S:
3-o129: ewes. II. s-s7si. ''' 49,
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
sali s',i a. c.h,ga hgMpHKiEs RsaItos;
sDsrssa sDs sesis caP:o Kesul,s sA Since s759 1919
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy from
owner, 2 or bedrm. bungalow in
Silver Spring area. Call sH. sS 1894
LIsTINGs URGENTLY NEEDED@Be
plus adequate advertising. A large,
more profitable results. Your bank
er will recommend this firm. Prompt,
free appraisals. Ewes, call RA. 1924.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DL 14l1. 30
CASH FOR HOUSES. white or col
ored, any condition or section. Mr..
BEyNo. ST. 1880. Eves- LA.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call MR., KITCH-
u1, ENs, ST. 1898. eyes. VI: slse:
ton c. Mk xs 8 pRaIssER AS Rr0Ppt RH stssn. soss
URGENTLY NEED nice home for
s99rea Mk aAeH esls4n Il ne ssss lSsst'0a Or fs IA
uSF1kN1sHED MI FIfdi 5. or s room hoa house.
NV. or Bethesda area preferred;
under 500 per month; Government
ofscial and wife only; excellent ref REF
2703 r st. Sc.
LAWYER desires 2 or 3 bdrm. unfurn.
apt or hse. In w. Wilson Sch. dist;
refs. MRS. sTALLING. ST. 2o5s.
I PAY Cash FOR HOUSES. any con-
dition, any section MR.. B. L1ss'
PRIVATE PARTY will Day cash for
your house in nearby Md. Owners
I HAVE x CLfENT with up to s12,-
600 cash to nay for q 3 or 6-room
ne. home. Call Mr. Hogan, RA.
1 WISH 70 BUY q nice home in .
good location; not over $16,50O;
have al cash. Box 462-A, Star.-28
AUERBACH d Cove need prop
erty fo5 immediate sale. DI. 6501.
AID. 6907. "a
MODERN, clean. s to b-bedrm. home
IN good ne. or Sc. location; have
substantial cash. MRS. COX, vi.
S136 or ST. 1868. -23
BARGAIN ONLY, cash at once, b. c..
ssshssda' BET esd SILVER r.. spFins; sedn under
OLDER 4-BEDRM. HOME In Falls
Church or Arl;; will remodel If
necessary. LUCILLE COOK, FA.
32r2 FA 4f,ti4 Oh
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$l,750 DOWN

ONLY YEARS OLD
consisting of 6 rms, Ia baths. 2
kits. bsmt. with rec. rm., gas a-ch.
500 monthly includes taxes and
insur. Truly a nice home with
income If desired. ST. 3440; ewes,
GE. O12J or ST., 1876 -25
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COLORED.
BrOokland-B
DETACHED BRICK

Douglas. near Claiming st. ne. Mag
nificent 7-rm.. 2-story Diet. brick,
situated on terraced lot 50x15O it.
Anchor fence inclosed, with many
flowers: also terrace garden. fish
Pond P vth ana r.p saI9seus sea pit I 2oa eolored y
tile bath. Att. heated garage. Slate
roof. This is one of the very finest
homes in this exclusive Charming
St area; priced however at a lower
figure; $500 cash REQUIRED. Shown
by appt. only. Mr.. Hammack. NO.
1908; ewes. UN. 3507.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
22S1 p T avo ne -0d
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coLoRED-sUPERB CORNER

coLoRED-sUPERB CORNER
QUINCY ST.
legged to offer. 6 rms, plus 3 In
closed porch rms. recently redec-
GRATED. ALI rooms are light and
have good ventilation. 1k baths.
gas heat, lge. basement. det. ga
rage. lge. fenced yard; excel. for
Auerbach & Co., DI. 65O1
1924 x st. NV. OR. Osss. AID. 59O7.
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w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
WAKEFIELD

Fashionable Town House
Appealing residence OF finest con-
structlon, detail and condition
Tastefully decorated Large bright
rooms, including lovely reception
hall. living and diring rooms with
flreplaces, three large bedrooms and
three smaller bedrooms: four modern
baths; servants quarters; butler s
pantry and kitchen; gas heat. Call
Mr.. Stuart, MA. $500; ewes. and
week ends, DE 1641.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
NV U c. NV on
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

EMPLOYED MOTHER, child under 3,
to share nice 5-rm. bungalow, ne.
with young couple and infant. Rent.
care OF child and use of house, 500.
HU. 526S. -24
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SILVER SPRING

Most desirable Woodside Hills Sec
ton. Convenient to schools. stores
and transportation. This very at
tractive white brick bungalow has
room. kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
on the first floor. Gas heated: de-
tached garage. fenced rear yard.
Exquisite shrubbery. Owner trans
ferred. Call M. Ruark, SH. 4436, with
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO., MA.
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