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Seward seaport record., 1950-07-28
The C,oJG, R,.G.4
By Mildred Kirkpatrick

WHEN IS WAR? We have been told time after time this past week that we are not at war. This is only an incident, it is this or that, it is anything but war! Ii seems to me that the time has come to stop hiding cur heads in the sand and face the issue. Whenever my son or any other American boy is un- der the fire of enemy guns, then IT Is WAR!
 It has been generally con- ceded by military and diplomat ic authorities that Alaska is in the direct path of enemy aggres- sion. We are subject to sneak attack at any time.
 Military construction must be pushed to rapid completion or the defense of the Territory and of the continent will be delayed beyond repair. And yet the en- tire summer season has been consumed in pleading with one union after another not to delay construction and lose the entire season in strikes.
 One strike is settled then an other group rises up. It has all the appearances of sabotage to the innocent bystander. No one can tell me that Alaska residents are at the bottom of 1t. The man who has home and a family here is not going to jeopardize them for the sake of a few cents on the hour. The percentage of local membership in the construction unions has never been published, but there seems little doubt that the per,
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2 Seward Seaport Record = Fr July 2e 50 Seward
P.-T.A. SET FOR SATURDAY MERCHANDISE PARTY

Just to remind you, tomorrow night, July 29th, in the Civic Center the big merchandise party sponsored by the P-TA to raise funds for the School Hot Lunch program will begin at 8:30.
 Among the many beautiful prizes to be given away is the S500.00 Philco Upright Deep Freeze. Also on the list of prizes can be found lamps, MiXmaster, Postmaster, "a d io, electric clock, casting rod with reel, lace table cloth, sheets and pillow cases, hams, groceries, and S5 purchase order from the Blue Shop.
 Proceeds from this party will be used for purchasing necessary cooking and service equipment for the school cafeteria and the first months supply of groceries and meats for the school hot lunch program.
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centage will be topheavy on the side of the non-AlaSkanS; tran slent members of Stateslde un- ions who have come into the Territory for the seasonal work and have no interest in 1t other than big wages.
 I am a woman, an indignant woman, an apprehenslve and very angry one. l expect to stay in Alaska, to stand or fall with it. I am not alone in my position; there are many other women who will stick to the fort.
 If this army of women, wives and mothers, will arise in their anger and DEMAND immediate settlement of all strikes for the safety of our homes and chll- dren, there can be no greater weapon devised An angry Wo- man is a force to be reckoned with; 5O,0O0 determined women would be a powerful minority in the defense of the Territory.
 I do not know anything about the pros and cons of the union fight. That can be settled at a later date. What 1 want now, and what the other women want now, and we mean NOW, is to see the necessary defense con- struction progressing with all possible human speed! + civil ians won't do it, then bring a battalion of Seabees and get the job done!
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MORE ABOUT
 Befo Sigma Phi
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(Continued from Page D ter, Juneau, who is transferring to this group, and by Mrs. Pat rick Began and Mrs. Russell Painter, president and vice pres ident, respectively.
 The officers were installed immediately following the cere- mony. Mrs. Patrick Began, pres ident; Mrs. Russell Painter, vice president; Mrs. John Burke, re- cording secretary; Mrs. Vernon Moore, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Richard Beissner, treasur- CT; Mrs. Harold Camper, direc- tor and Mrs. Ray James, sponsor.
 An organization meeting fol- lowed the installation and Mrs. Guenther presented the charter. Mrs. Began presided over the business meeting to determine meeting dates. The first and third Tuesdays at 800 pm. were chosen, the first meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Paul Wangley.
 At the close of festivities Mrs. Guenther was presented With a gift from the pledges as token of appreciation. Light refresh mentS were served.
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MORE ABOUT Boy Scouts Return From Jumboree
Continued from last isSue).

Continued from last issue)s
 A stopover at Niagara Falls gave the Scouts a trip into the Cave of the Winds under the Falls and they crossed the Rain bow Bridge into Canada.
 They went through the East man Kodak plant at Rochester, and again attended church.
 In Detroit, all the boys made tour of the Ford plant. This and the visit to Henry Ford's Greenfields Village seems to have been the most impressive visit of the entire trip. They were fascinated by the assembly line of automobiles. Each boy was given a miniature Ford and a big lunch.
 At Salt Lake City, the group listened to a concert on the great organ at the Mormon Tabernacle, saw the monument to the sea- gulls, had a swim in Salt Lake, and roller coaster rides.
 Back in Seattle they had in- struction in swimming and life saving from the ''best instruc- tors in the country"
 They were guests at the Alas ka Pioneers Picnic, where they had rides in the yacht and speed boat provided for them by MT Norton Clapp.
 The Alaska contingent left Seattle on the morning of July 20 for home. The Seward, An chorage and Cordova boys ar rived in Seward Tuesday at 4 am. David Pettijohn and Bob Arvidson, both of Cordova, will go on to their home when the SS Alaska leaves Seward to- night. A party is planned for i them this evening in the gym nasium at Jesse Lee Home by Seward Scout Troop 63O.
 When asked for the general impression of their trip, both David and Dick are glad to be home, although they would have continued travelling for any fur ther length of time, Dick, son of David l.. Brown, Dean of Boys , at Jesse Lee Home, was born in Uniontown, Pa. He did not find the East to be what he eX- pected, although he did not ex- actly know what he did expect. It was too hot, for one thing, and too crowded After this trip he is firmly sold on Alaska as the best place to live. His family moved to California when he was eight years old, and he lived in California four years. The last four years have been spent in Anchorage and Seward. But even Anchorage is now too big for Dick, and he prefers Seward. He will start school here in the fall as junior in high school. David Gray, son of MT. and Mrs. Lon Gray, has lived in Sew | ard since 1946.
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With all the heat that has been on gambling lately, play ing with dice is a pretty shaky business.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest

HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
@petached @ brick center-han home;
1en oepcs and av On 1st H. sds
way to completely finished 3rd H.:
heat. Can Mr. TAsB, wo. s. 1857
.With TH0Ss l. PAEILLIPsls -,
values in this lovely area of rolling
Diet. brick with a beautiful bedrm,
and colored tile bath on 1st A.;
also, recep. hall, liv. rm. with frepl,
ggGod-slzed sized din. nl;s rmis moo: equipped
and tile bath; excel closet space.
There is a 1st trust of approx.
$4,000 at 4hss with payments Of
sbG4 sbfg m@on1t;hiy, @a1; PRICED g very e reason
BETHESDA RAMBLER-This gor-
geous white brick rambler is new
and will be ready for occupancy
within wks. lst fl. has Ise. re-
lspt9n H rom SIfa aTfa' fep very r ss stqdio ID.
complete Hot Point kit; 3 beautiful
bedrms. and , tile baths; stairs to
lse. Ind fl. which could be finished
into rms. and bath, The. lot is
ievet hs,et apa NICELY iamdsGaped; full
BRIGHIwooD-and and Jefferson
sts.. priced at only SI5.a50. 6-rm.
brick. oil heat, modern. 2 baths, rec.
rm., conV. location. Call at once
Fp. Rp. 3!55. a!1Sb. BLANKEN REALTY CO.
CHEVY CHASE. near Rosemary M
Schooi-A vety charming home, ON
large corner lot, shrubbery in abun-
dance; liv. rm.. din. rm., kitchen;
End floor, bedrms. and tile bath.
Gee this this home today: Priced around
SSds,ooo; SaS1 sv. F. a, a TWED GO CO. 5o94
CHEVY CHASE, D. .c.@Just w the b:
home for a large family, near La
tayette School; 2 bedrooms and full
bath on 1st f.. plus living room,
dining room and kitchen; bed
rooms and 2 baths on End A.; 8
house. needs decorating throughout.
Priced under $4,000. F. A. TWEED
CO. 55o4 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. new brick.
q1ality built home; Z rms. incl. 1st
7; h;tshal Den or . pedrm. and "a bath; lge
fast space; 3 bedrms., 2 baths on
and a.; lge. screened porch: day
light bsmt. with firepi., Y, bath and
outside entrance Detached garage,
slate. root, deep lot. Quiet street,
mr.. transp.. schools and churches.
sIg1 siGidN,srEy Eyes l. KoR1rNnossFgg fnnsnsing
52l1 Wis. ave. NV. Or 1926 It'll
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-pet, 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bath residence, on a lovely,
quiet street, in an excellent neigh-
borhood;. 1st floor has full center
hall. GIFT. ,liv. rm., din. rm., equip.
Kit. stairs to q Ice. fi6ored attic; q
cat, car Set' d. sag wnirsT Essapt NM To Inspect,
CHEVY CHaSE-KIRKsIDEy4 bed
rms, ga baths. den. New offering
Of this lovely prewar detached brick
Ice. living rm.. dining rm.. der den,
kitchen, la bath and screened porce:
2nd moor, 4 bedrms., 2 baths;
finished attic: 2-csr garage; rec.
fWIEp 1ss npeslste GA ssas ssls csnn $4,000
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-open Sunday
2 to 6 p.m.--3632 Jennifer st. NV;
S-room, 1l2-bath semidetached brick
home; liv., din. sun room, kit. with
breakfast nook on 1st floor; 4 rooms,
~ baths on End; oil h.-w.h.. 2-car
built-in su .tn,. gar; screened porch; cow;
sale: MRS. spAuLBiNd, Wo. oI6o
oaESY ah ". saa CHASE, D. c.-s-bedrm.
home: basement. oil hot-water heat,
ggsmsss ggsssmasss cSR3 Slsese; asa ~ ;stS goo cash
ST. 1881; eyes,. ia. 4-1260. LA
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APTs. WANTED (cony., /,

FURNISHED, two bedrooms, on quiet
street; pref: near Bureau of Stand
ards or Chevy Chase Circle; not
over 500: references II desired
e. j. REGAIN, 1897 Warren st. NV.
VETERAN AND FAMILY need two
bedroom apt; near Catholic uni
VerSlty: Box 215-X, Star. 16s
REGISTERED Georgetown nurses
desire furnished apt. in NV. area.
CAL ST. 1852 between 81. 11*
COLORED-WISHES UNFURN. APT.
or house; Government employed.
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APTs. UkFURNIsHED Cont. !

BED-LIv. RIM, kit, din. rm., pvt.
incl util.; by appt. Ii. 7-1037.
1903 GALLATIN ST. N.w-Liy Tm
TT 91qrm,, 1sos kit'' bath pvt, entr,' reas,
GEoRGETeoiwN, a-Dedrm. apt, din,
,IDi; rm;, liy; lyo rm;: kit, bath; $3.50 incl
$50 WARpERi sr.-Apt a.A, Al4 Ia
rms rms, kitchenette, bath, s45. Util.
ONE BEDRM., iiv,. din, kit. semi
apt. 6eo1 Ist St. NV, Il II to 5 pm IN
MEURMEE APTs.-Lovely a-bedrm
elem. and high schools. 53rd and
Defense hwy. Bladensbuyg, Md. WA
UNFuRN. ROOM. kitchen. porch: e en-
eSs9o eSso 45if iplf inois fopE ate sfansp nn is IA
BsMT: EFFiciENcY APT. : rms.
pEEt1o bath pvt, entrance. Can GE,
LORD CALVERT APTs.-Loveiy .
Of MARYLAND; 20 min. from down
town Washineton; excel. transp.
,Call AP. I544. ID
titchen and batR. Pedr%s CAN lay WeekdaRs Em;
$50 to $50: also ONCE space. 400
East East MONTGOMERY ave. Roc lie
2 RMS, kit. and bath. heart OF Sill
yer Spring suit. for office or home;
3 RMS, pvt. bath; ne. section;
iinsJ Sns 90 o,oHne incl 1util go closets and
Avail. FEB. IGModern' apt BIDS.
Mimi. ave. Sc; lge. l-bedrm., liv-
ing rm., dinette, kitchen and bath
apt, heat. hot-water furn.; SS7
FIVE ROOMS and bath, 2nd f., pvt.
front and rear entr.. scr. porch, oil
heat, air-cooled summer; now va
can't. on carline; nr. buses, groc.
and drug stores; no smoking, drink
ing or pets; refs; adults. pU.
3 RMS, pvt. bath. End f.; utils. furn.
DARSON APIS, 5000 Manchester rd
Silver Spring, Md. Terrace apt,
bedroom; utll. included, Ss1 so mo-
5i fIAsE1oSE St DR. 81 6G 55s 5sa'ai afs afsn'
RM., kit, bath. large screened
porch util. furnished. Phone AT.
/.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

aSSsSSsss RSss refs E'ff 70 81 sfoJ
uSn6RN. Ss16 n HGi 1lEsDRm. s5IS DUPLEX x,s Near
nnS Eis. dos sys. fos @ empl. lady and mother.
3 GENTLEMEN. college grads. desire
furn. apt, In NV. Wash. Can give
refs; Gall Du; 5496. -13
3 LEGATION OFFICIALS require furn!
81 siso. NH III aTssi assa 6edrms.; approx ppT
EMBASSY EMPLS., . reliable girls;
furn.; pref. Conn. ave. bet. Dupont.
Cleveland PIX. Work. days, AID. 0695.
BEING MARRIED. Govt. couple nerd
or bedrm. apt, unfurn.. NV.
apt. house. Wo. 76l1 or co. 1907.
MARCH 1st. Refined couple, veteran
CIV Law student and FBI stenog-
rapher desire nice furnished apart
ment with bath in quiet surround
ingS: preferably, apartment building.
Fssntsl fsRa stas must be reasonable. Box
WANTED small apt. pvt. home pre-
ferreds not over $50. Mrs. Haynie,
RA. 1921. -12
TWO EMPLOYED women want furn.
2 bedrms. or twin-bed rm. apt, Arl.
or Alex. conv. Navy Annex and
uSfGhNIsHiE6S Nfihi SHi Sl6ss apartment. iii Twins
bath, vicinity Munitions Building,
adults. moderately priced. Phone
VI. 57l2, 9 am. to 10 pm. satur-
9 cow. GIRLS desire furn. apt.
areDeaF bedroom "a liylas Ina, ROOM kit; ref
APT. Living room, kitchen. bed
room, private bath; for two young
men employed by Justice Depe rt-
msnt; Cali EN-; 1854. 12'
furn. apt apt; bldg. pref; NV; or
Va; max sl20. GIL. 44ou, Ext.
SNAIL APT. OR Ink. ROOM,
rEf Efassnaselsx Hsex AfhRfMEsr T1 fMias in apart. b.
ensnses msnt 0uils1og shos. GE y osss ssst0n ref
2 GIRLS with Ma Navy y d; department
want attractive furnished apart
msnt Arlington or NV. D. C.. Call
EfPfEicff9essat;Y fesa; apartment with kitch-
middie-ased lady. Cali 81. 4o7a.
LARGE eficiency apt. unfurn. in vic.
Lisner Auditorium. No sharing. I'M
mediate occupancy. Ma. o342, 9-5,
COUPLE wants unturn. apt. in apt
Va; RE; 600, Ext. 75s6s, NE
FURNISHED APT. 1-2 rooms; suit
able for music studio; limited NUM-
ber Of pupils. Box look, Star
NICE SMALL FURN. APT. in private
home: private bath. bedroom and
kitchen. State price; good care
guaranteed; conyen. downtown. Box
127-X, Star 12s
MARRIED COUPLE, mother, need 3
bedroom apt; any desirable loca-
tion. conven.- transp., stores. Ho
Executive xgSautTIE AND WIFE. Natl. con.
cern, lust opened div. ONCE, desires
nice 2 bedrm. unfurn. apt. NV. OF
nearby Va tNo children or petsl
ST. 2414 before pm. weekdays OF
Ma. 9220. Ext. 1923. l2'
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Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1873 Y St Nyy MA Olaf -.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3-bedrm. 2-bath detached brick
home. finished 3rd floor; full base
ment. very nice back yard: nicely
furnished: $500 month: poss. Feb. 4
r. A. TWEED CO.
1904 Conn. Ave. NV, EN-. 1890.
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MOVING. PACKING G. STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co
24-hr. service; furniture. trunks and
MngSSr 6aSgsEe .AII;ossSS5 AZ sS5e SE FR; 93s6;
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. O1O4 UNION STORAGE
CO.; INC. est. 1905.
MOVING BY VET; exper. help: every
any time. MR.. COOK, GIL 5IS4'
Ex-GI-Moving, packing, Grating; no
lob too lge. or small. Anything, any
where, any time. JOHN, Ho. 5s19
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Rambler-Chevy Chase
Sample rambler, 3 bedrms., ia baths;
GE kitchen; finished recreation rm.;
picture windows; now available for
immediate possession: S16,950. d.
rections: Proceed along East-West
for 2ha blks., following rambler sign
to 26i2 Ross rd Cali GE. 1919.
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COOPERATIVE APPS. FOR SALE

sILEEk Siasms sPIkNGnss;s55; n G; S;g.,. M modern
sH 4 a.; E.? eyes.. ,0 81. "ss4F7;. 1; shEsS' Mfs
HARVARD ST. nr. 18th n.w.-At-
trac, i-bedrm. apt, nicely dec,
newly equip. kitchen; conven. loe.,
mr.. transp., churches and compi
shopping ctr; $1,000. terms. Cali
MRS. ERICKSON, CO. 45S7, to
TILDEN GARDENs-De luxe, 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath apt, with full dining
rm., fireplace in living rm., sun rm.,
exposures, completely redecorated
plus new stove and refrigerator;
garage and individual storage space
IN bsmt.; Immediately available to
qualified purchaser; up to 6Oe6
financing available. For appoint
ment, call Mr.. Gavin, with H, G,
SMITHY CO., ST. $500; res, MI
MUST BE SOLD bedrms., foyer,
nv. rm;, kit. and bath apt. with
unusually large closets; high south
east exposure, elev. and switchboard;
vacant; excellent terms. Rutland
courts, 1725 18th st. NV. Key at
desk. For details. call Mr.. Gavin,
with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 1900
2-BEDRM. APT. on Belmont ST. mr.
18th n.w.-With liv. rm., bath,
Kitchen, pantry and inclosed sun
pofcn; 2nG-f1oor front corner; va
cant. real value in an older
coop at S6.50n, on terms. Call
n, NJ. Csyln' with H. G. SMITHY CO.
81 .t.IuU. -I3
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GLASSMANOR

is min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st
Bridge.
AT d. C,-Mp LINE NEW DE-
VELOPMENT. / AND BEDRM
APIS FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO.
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OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
1:30 TO DARK

1924 JEFFERSON ST. NV
Det. corner house; Ist floor has 4
rooms, including bedroom and TILED
lavatory; End d. has three double
bedrooms, den and bath; large
closets. LarRe room and bath in
basement; oil h-w.h; fruit trees
Owner leaving town. would consider
Mr.. Maury. TU. 1925.
MARSHALL j.. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 33z6.
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APARTMENTS UkFURklsHEp
KENT VILLAGE

Bright spacious rooms with large slid
dows; membership available in coun-
try club. adjoining development;
Capital Transit bus H-6 into devel-
opment
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Veterans, Attention
$500 CASH
$40 10 DEP MONTY
l8 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
S11 Q50TERMS

OPEN SUN, 2 TO s PM.
A row-brick home; just of No. Capi-
tains living rm., dining rm., kitchen,
front and rear porches, 3 bedrms,
bath. screened sleeping porch. full
basmt:: oil heat; specially priced for
immediate sale; vacant and ready
EN-. $685..
PAUL p. STONE, REALTOR
1915 18th st. NV, MA. 1879.
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BEING TRANSFERRED
FROM THIS AREA?

Bethesda, Chevy Chase, NV, Wash.
Do you wish to keep your home for
your possible return or as an invest
ment? Call us or come in and
discuss 1t with our property manage
ment dept. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC. 7004 Wis. ave-, Chevy Chase,
Nd. WI. $500.
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HoUsEs FOR sALE-Nerthwest

18th ST, Mr.. sTATLER
rms, oil heat. English bsnlt.. per-
feet for an embassy or any use for
which large house is required.
Excel. cond.; ideal loc. Price, S55,-
NO. $500: RoxANNA 3. DORAN,
OWNER SAYS bring me an otfer for
2 baths, two enclosed porches, gas
heat. near schools. Call Mr.. Guynn.
EN-. 1892. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
ZOO 9th ST. NV.
Det. corner brick home in excellent
condition and worth inspecting: i. r.
large Kit. and breakfast nook, glass,
inclosed room on d. r.: 3 twin -sized
PPedrooms. Peer! baths; baths fln; fln;,atsie; atsie; oil
5707; ewes. WO. O225. -12
1872 IRVING ST.-Open sun, 2-6.
Distinctive and attractively arranged
English row brick nr. Rock Creek
Park. This home has pleasant liv
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit. and
den. End Il: lac. master bedrm. and
"a bath with 3 additional rms. and
bath. See this home today, so you
can take ADVANTAGE of the oppor-z
tuhlty to purchase not only an
artistic home but a comfortable
nome with exec. financing.
. CHEVY CHASE REALTY
44Zo Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1900.
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CHESAPEAKE
TERRACE
10 MIN. TO DOWNTOWN
VIA THE NEW SOUTH
CApJTAT. GIT RPTDGE
JOHNSON 3-9880
IN NEW DEVELOPMENT

ADJOINING CATHOLIC UNIV
This modern, de luxe apt. consists
en-, bedroom and bath. and is in a
convenient in-town. 1-bus-fare loca-
ton; Ss5 plus utilities; avail. i'm
med Call RA. 1869, j. B. TIFFEY
(, SON -l3
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN, young man wanted
to share three-bedroom house with
two other men. $50 per month. Call
evenings HU. $3.50. IL
CARPORT, bedroom, private bath,
in new rambler: phone, kitchen
PRIVILEGES; / to 2 girls; rush hour
bus service on Lee blvd FA. 002s.
-l2
COUPLE To SHARE 6-rm. house with
mother and son; S75 mo-; util. furn /;
all PRIVILEGES. AK. O653. -12
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
SALE - LEASE. House, large lot:
near center Clarendon; commercial
No brokers. OWNER, Box 162-X
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CHEVY CHASE D. C

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3Oth STREET NV.
DESIGNED and built for comfort, beauty
and INABILITY, in choice residen-
tial location: priced below market
value; contains entrance hall, large
step-down living rm. with firepI.,
dining rm.. kitchen with breakfast
space. powder rm.. on the 1st floor;
the nd floor has 3 bedrms. e twin
space, finished maids rm. and lava
tory, oil heat, 2-car garage; wonder
fully Handicapped and fenced lot. BY
appt. only. Mr.. Holmes. EN-. 1885.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
1A1 1Eth az n
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HOUSES FURN. or UNFURN.

6-RM. I1a-bath HOME with ground,
8 mi. to Chain Bridge. Cali Elm
wood SOL. ia
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HOUSES FURNISHED

uSSSsS FSNt\tSfNES
AT BUREAU sTANDARDS-To ac-
ceptable tenants, well furnished
bsnss bsnsfy is sssaed g. s po4ah r% snd sa Tm s
rms, bath and .glassed porch; Ord
@Tm; @ OIL h,-w.h.; gar. Rent S275.
NE. nr. Union Station. 9 rms, par
TALLY furn.. gas heat. call RE. 1892.
ATTENTION OFFICER MEMBERS of
Army and Navy Schools, excel. guar
tsers. home priyileges, for family, or
CHEVY sSspes CHASE, 2w b. sSs4' g. mr. ptnebSrs, bS
A. Z bedrms., bath. iiv., din, biz
kit.; screened porch; 2nd f.. 3 rms;
snhfY Ratai ~ esss Gosp saT;; sr s175: 1sa DRYRY
in exclusive Bethesda neighborhood,
for rent, for 6 months; everything
furnished except silver. and utilities;
Me- Me- WI Rer m9nfh' sH@n Call e. M. Fry
FuELY Till vi FtRS. JIM s-BEDRM. bum bunga.
Cheyeriy shopping centEe. In sunny
brook: s100 monthly. A. STANLEY
MoREAU; Ni2 cay. WA. 2571; evenings
wooDRiifDSGE. 1903 Monroe st il ne,
On : buslines; Z rms, gas. h.w.-h..
Ia baths. elec. range, built-in gar
age. Sl50 per mo. Open Sun. 1-6
pm pm. ,2yySE oWNER. ! Ho; 200; 9a;,,n .1S Z:
Fl ay ea1iped e0i ad liv 't1ay 1n det sin brink 4a
kit. bedrms.. bath. full basmt,
and attic Conv. transp.; S135 mo.
Avail. Immediately. Inspection by
appt. ST. 5000. AMERICAN Sc
cqSoaJx Rodx + TuFR' TRUST brtcic c. home he hear
Pentagon. .vallable Feb. is; $I0o
a month Call TIE. 1918.
OPEN 1 to 5 PM rms, . baths,
basement lavatory. washing machine,
screened porch, detached garage
very. lovely house for professional
or diplomatic family. 1925 Both st.
AIEXANDRIA-Rosemont area, ex-
in best residential area. close to
sch. OILS and busses. q bedrms.. ,
baths. oil heat, partially furnished,
Al. $3.50 EsNERH Err r. iiiSteiiSs' DuNcAN co.. e..
Realtors an6 Insurers, 200 Rupley
Bldg. s15 King ST.. Alexandria.
ALExANDRIA-5 room furnished
semi detached: quiet neighborhood.
Sl2o. Immediate possession. Alex.
VACANT. NV, 10th ST. sEc.-Beaut
brick home for entertaining, 40 bed
rms. library, rec. rfn.. maids rm..
BATHS lear ser, space for some {!
e SouE btSNfNTon. 5Sfna sIeS me- %r MRS sss5 cLypH
owNER Wo9LD LIKE IKE o'Ii to rent at. t.
tractive Tekoms Park. 3-bedrm
$50 sMH. 81 s5os. ''"s' 'n'''' L1s isSF'
IN AURORA HILLS
6-rm;,, = b. this: garage. Adults only.
RaaALiE ss 5s iaasrs asrd st. paNikh 81, AriinE
ton. on. a4lo or OK. 1928. @i2
ARLINGTON
rm. ) ,aths and maids IT rn., rump-
us rm. screened porch, kitchen
Sesak'ass Sesr lease, Tm ssEs Goo gar" rREp fnd
GEoRoE. Realtor. a17a n. ale5e;
I'd. Ari.. GIL. 65'77 or OK. 0I4i
A Home With Atmosphere
In an exclusive NV. section; exauis-
rm. with a lovely fireplace, bsnauet-
and. pantry; On the and, floor are
3 king. sized bedrms. and bath. On
and Y bath; oil-hred heat; saraes
snsce If wanted
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
152s Z st. NV. Ma. al4l. Ia
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3-bedrm.. 2-bath detached brick
ment. very nice back yard; nicely
furnished: $500 MONTH poss. Feb.
r. A. TWEED CO.
5504 Conn. Ave. NV, EN-. 1890
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