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The Nome nugget., 1950-01-06
Mining Companies Sue UNIV Leaders For S8,O0O,OOO

CAMBRIDGE, O. (P) - Five Ohio coal mining companies today filed five suits in common pleas court asking nearly $8,000.000 damages from John l.. Lewis and other United Mine Workers union leaders individually, and the un- ion treasury.
 The same companies filed com panion suits against the members of the union asking court injunc- tions to bar them from abiding by Lewis three-day work week.
 Filing the suits were the Pitts burgh Consolidated Coal Co.,, The Warner Galleries Co.,. The Y. and O. Coal O., the Jefferson, Coal Co.,, and the Cadiz Mining Co.,, all of eastern Ohio.
 The firms asked damages on the basis of tonnage lost by various miner strikes and work stoppages. They estimated the loss in. 1949 at 7,O0O,O0O tons.
 The suits were filed under Ohio's Valentine Act, which pro- hibitS restraint of trade.
 Ohio'S Valentine Act is more than a score of years old. It, in effect is a statewide antitrust act. Its sections under which damages are asked prohibit restraint of Ohio commerce, reduction of pro- duction, flying of prices and abol- ishments of competition.
 It has not been evoked for many years.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-06
TenfOldIncreaseIn PribilOf Seal Herd

"The primary annual yield of the PribilOf seal herd seems to have leveled off at around 70,000 skins, taken from young males, so far as possible between fl and 45 inches in length, and mostly three years of age" states Dr. G. C. L. Bertram, St. Johns College, Cam bridge, England, in his first re- port to Dr. Ferris Moore of the University of Alaska, concerning the results of his research on the Pribilof Islands during the sum- mer of 1949.
 Working under a grant from the Arctic Institute of North America with funds provided by the Office of Naval Research, and by the Fulbright Act and the sponsorship of the University of Alaska, Dr. Bertram further states that "the primary objectives of the United States Government and of the Fur Seal Treaty of 1911 have been fulfilled. There has been a more than tenfold increase in the seal herd in less than 40 years. The present size and value of the fur seal herd is a very real tribute to the wisdom, resourcefulness and skill of the management. That is in ern ti O n fly recognized. Throughout the world there is no comparable achievement in the Successful management of any wild stock of animals. The Prib- ilof Seal Herd is the shining eX- ample which can spur others in dealing with conservations prob lemS elsewhere"
 "The harvest, derived from this wild stock of seals" declares Dr. Bertram, ''is quite uniform in quality. This feature, of great com mercial desirability, must be at- tributed to the seals themselves, and the technical competence of the Management, Government and
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-06
PAT MILLER DIES AT SUNSET MINES

Pat Miller, caretaker for the Sunset Mines which is on the Sun set Road was found dead Wednes- day by the Willoya boy who went to the camp to take Pat supplies.
 He had been at the camp the latter part of December at which time Pat was all right. An inquest was held yesterday and it was de- termined that Pat apparently died from Suffociation caused from the fumes of the stove during the night.
 Pat was well known in town, having been messenger boy or the ACS for many years before taking the Sunset job.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-06
SUES FOR HUSBANDS DEATH IN BARGE SINKING

SEATTLE, (P)-A $l00,000 suit was filed here Wednesday for one of the four deaths in the lO43 sink ing of the power barge Skarstone in the Gulf of Alaska. Mr. Helen Jane Stone filed the actica in su- perior court against tha Cape Douglas Canning Company. She asked the sum for the death of her husband, Byron P. Stone, 47, master of the 1O5-foot barge.
 Stone and three other crew members lost their lives Oc,. IS, l948, while trying to escape from the storm battered barge in a life boat.
 George A. SkarbO, the pilot and ony survivor of the barge, also was named as a defendant. The craft was owned by the Cape Douglas company.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-06
Cold and Snow Do Much Damage
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CContlnued rom Page One) damage to California citrus and vegetable crops. Mild weather continued in the Southeastern states and northward to the mid dle Atlantic region.
 Hundreds remained homeless in the flooded areas. At least three persons drowned as waters from swollen rivers swept over widely separated areas of Illinois and h. diana.
 A wide band of freezing rain and sleet impeded highway travel from Northern Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania southwestWard
 The worst ice storm in IT years curtailed all public utilities, in cluding transportation, in Mem phis. No immediate relief was in sight. All schools were closed un- til Monday.
 Thousands of Memphis homes were without electricity and many without heat. Some 5000 tele- phones were without service.
 No immediate relief from the cold was in sight for southern California. Temperatures of "A above were reported in inland points today but generally the readings weer not as low as yes terday.
 Growers in the Imperial and Co., achella Valley vegetable areas said tomato crops were badly damaged bysthe freezing weather. But thus far the damage to citrus groves has been confined to frost ing of new leaf growth already nipped during the December freeze.
 Three night of freezing tempera- lures in the Salt River Valley of Arizona has resulted in an estim- ated $5,OO0,OOO citrus crop loss.
 Byron J. Showers, manager of the grapefruit administrative com mittee, made the estimate of dam age to crop the growers had ex- pected would be the best in recent years.
 "It is now doubtful if more than 100000 boxes of grapefruit and 100000 boxes of oranges will be salvaged for fresh fruit consump- tion," Showers said.
 Temperatures dropped in sec tions of the Salt River Valley to as low as 13 degrees
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-06

Operator alike"
 Dr. Bertram spent July and part of August Q949 at the Pribilof IS- lands, followed by visit to the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service offices ad collections at Seattle, and later discussions in Victoria, Vancouver, Washington and Mont real. "It is with great pleasure and real thanks" concludes Dr. Bert ram, "that I acknowledge my in- debtedness to those who made possible my visit and work last summer"
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-06

It is important that peanuts be grown on soil that can be kept loose because the plant flowers above ground and then that part of the plant goes underground to develop the pod or shell.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

per. s.rm; Cape Cod rambler; in
E9meTy ETmIy ave; OIL 5767: -fo
Center-hall brick Colonial; 1st-aoor
powder rm.; 3 bedrms. end floor; 2
room; garage: ss4,s5o;' terms. csii
DRuRY YeReaGh sRaGfy eysS coRp. I'll 14s7 gess e:
BETHESDA AREA (HILLMEADE)Va-
story brick, built 1947; 4ce financ-
ing: S77.50 per mo-. incl. prime, int.
taxes and ms; open fireplace; .
Srlsat a. 5edTms.; sa1 l fnll bsmt.; /; gas a;,e.
Wo. 1900 until 8 pm. 35IS Conn.
ROCK CREEK FOREST sci 500
Excel. 2-story brick Colonial on
wooded landscaped lot; 3 bedrms,
baths on End A.; beautiful kit.
SSitnn SSitn breakfast rm.; full bsmt:. gas
29s5. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC
SILVER SPRING-New brick rambler;
excellent LOCATION: Living room with
sa1aee aIas90dfEn DISPOSAL iitebsd bsd
rms. Q2'x13' and 13'x150: tiled
bath: utility room with electric
washer. Priced low, terms. Call DI.
1913: ewes. 81. S947. VIM. n.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
SILVER SPRING; Si4.95O; 6-rm.
brick; bsmt.. porch: good location;
KENDRICK REALTY, 81. 3375;
SILVER SPRING, MD.-a3a4 Caro-
line ave-. Just of Franklin. Perfect
55,room brick bungalow, gas h.-w.h.
Close to bus and schools. Excellent
Maury. Tu. 3ees. mi MARSHAL" "J. j
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
DI. 3346.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. brk. det.;
fully equipped; ideal neiehborhood,
81. ssa4. go to ESQ JOE p.nS. srooNsH' Ms
FiERS MILL VILLAGE-Two-bed
bungalow, fun bsmt. gas heat; $500
down to non-G1. VI. 6113 ewes.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

AEACosTIA' = \ 20 u 140o . blk: s St; Sc
Realty, INC. 1s45 Good Hope i. I'd.
Sc, LU. 1900, IU. 4-7572.
ANACosTA-1 Det. br--'. 8 rms,
$4,000. HARTMAN RE. LTY, NC
$4,000, LII 4-SsOs. "
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-217 Allan
tic st. s.e,.-Semidet. brick; 1st A.
liv. rm., din. rm., modern kit; 2nd
f., 2 lge. bedrms, tiled bath. bsmt.;
oI1: OUTSIDE de-, entranee: nice yard; yrs
taxes and insurance Cali DI. 1915;
ewes. 81. 1854. WIN. H. sAUN-
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS-2O-ft. front,
semidet. brick, g rms. tile bath,
nanced ma s HARTMAN 1s MAN REALTY Rfsp r. 1Nc eA
I345 Good Hope rd Sc, LU. 4-3400,
coNGREss con asEs' HEIGHTS - semidet
b6rcb brick; 2 rms h: tiled bath inc9sed I3se
yo. yoS s5sG5, WI WILLIAM N 4. o. sAUN- sGHS::
CAPE cor BRICK BUNGALow-va-
cant; featuring rms. tiled bath,
p shrubbery, flowers and stone barbe-
cue: conv. to buses, schools. shop
ping center; excel. terms. Call Mr..
Puhenberger, LU. 4-4382; ewes. LO.
3-S424. T. PAUL MUDD CO. 3
PREWAR. Semidet. 2-story. new-house
condition throughout: full bsmt. with
lay: level lot. Priced, $4,000.
ave, HI. 4S43 or 10. 8-2500. %
18th ST.-Corner semidet brick, two
stories, Ia baths, full basement,
$12,S5G for quick sale. UN. 7045.
POSS.-SPACIOUS 23-ft., 9-rm. brick,
terms. Avail. short time. IL. 3-2O4O.
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TAKOMA PARK

TAKOMA PARK
Owner transferred to West Coast
must sell his 6-rm. brick Colonial
home, l yr. old, located in new
residential section, "a block from
transp.; liv. rm. has f1repl., screened
side porch, oak floors; full dry
bsmt.; well financed. Cali MRS.
TAYLOR, 81. 1910. %
WOODMOOR
Brick Dutch Colonial
Seldom can we offer a home Of this
type in this exclusive community for
this low price Of 1.500, Center
adjoining side-screened porch. fam
ily-size din. rm., all elec. kit. mas
ter bedfm. and bath, . other bedrms.
and bath; full bsmt.. "A bath; built
IN sarsge; large well handicapped
fenced lot.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
sH. 0673, 1926 colesville Rd.
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LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS
NORTH ARLINGTON

CHOICE LOCATION
PRICE Sl3. 500
New 2-oedrm. brick ramglers with
ful osmt. and expansible end A.;
Nv. rm. with fireplace; gas &C.
neat; good sized lots; cow. to every
ROLL BICKLE, GIL @056. OK. 0633.
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WESTOVER SECTION

=, FNINE, bIO,FOU
Immaculate white brick Colonial
consists Of knotty pine liv. rm. with
fireplace. fam. -sized din. rm., COM
pact kit lge. enough for break
fast space, side screened porch, 3
bedrms. and bath up, attached gar,
full bsmt. with gas &C. heat,
rather large yd. with shade trees.
SsH CARROLL BICkLE. GIL. 2Q56;
llA- nh33
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
WHITE OAKS AREA
Overlooking the
Columbia Country Club

y
On a quiet non-thorough-
fare street, safe for the chill
dren, yet convenient to trans .
portation and with a perma-
nent view over the golf course.
Custom-built last year, this
home is truly beautifully con-
Structed. Wide center en-
trance hallway, 26-ft. living
room with marble fireplace
and big porch, dining room,
paneled library with full tile
bath, kitchen with stainless
steel and formica drainboard,
garbage disposal and dish
washer. Upstairs are three
twin-bed bedrooms and 3
baths. Stairway to attic; hot
water heat with built-in radi-
alton, gas furnace and built in
garage. We sincerely recon-
mend this home at $4,000 to
the most discriminating pur-
chaser. Phone Harley Evans,
WO. 0290.
Shannon & Luchs Co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
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WOODSIUE FOREST
Priced for Immed. Sale

TIICEu IOT l1111neQ. Sale
This unusual stone and brick home
on beautiful Handicapped lot; bedrm,
and bath on 1st f.; . bedrms., bath
and sun deck up; most attr. game
room in bsmt., wood paneling and
puilt- tables Mrs. McEwan. 81.
M0.3' COX & CO.. ewes, Ashton
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MICHIGAN PARK
NEWLY DECORATED

Michigan Park, lovely detached brick
near Varnum st. for SI6,950. 8 rms
bath, recreation rm., slate roof, OF
burner. hot-water heat. insulated
screened and weatherstripped. A
dificult value to duplicate any
where in the city. Eve. phone Mr.
Gordon. WoodleY 1879
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. Gent J
FALLS CHURCH

In one of the most COW. sections.
this home has . good St8ed bedrms-.
tile bath, large liv. I'm. l3xl7; din.
rm-. and full bSmt-. priced at Sll.-
500, owner will take GI
ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1850
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HOUSES FOR SALs-MD.
CLOSE-IN BUNGALOWS
Sc. AREAS

ST. $50
2 bedrms-. oil heat, elee. kit, 3 yrs
old, block to bus, 81 $50 cash or
less. $50 per mo.
, bedrms.. oil heat. equip, l Vt. old.
bus handy. Sl.45o cash or less
Bal. $50 per mo,
f3i Sl02s0
New FHA. bunEaiowS. bedrms q.
full bsmt., garage. expansion attic,
$l.750 cash. S53.S1 mo. Plus taxes,
insurance.
SIlH50
New F.HA hunRalow, bedrms
6srlt-, garage, dormered attic. frepl :.
$3.50 cash, S53.Sl per mo. plus
taxes. insurance.
FEKETE & CO.
COZ Pa. Ave. Sc. II. 7-4040.
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SILVER SPRING, S15.950
Cor. brick home, q rms, bath, full
bsmt,,. gas &C. heat, fireplace;
S11 300 BUNGALOW
bedrms.), bath. full bsmt., oil
INV h.: terms for non-Vets.
BEERS BROS, SH. 4747, 9 Till q,
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COLORED-$495 DOWN
VACANT-RRICK

Lovely, brick home in nice section
Front porch, lge. rms, hot-water
heat, bath. gas, electricity; beauti-
fully decorated. See 1t today. move
IN tomorrow. Call quickly. FIRST
Evening star., 1950-05-09

SILVER SPRING
8 rms. on levels. Prewar brick and
stone. in excellent condition; best
garage. The price is low for such
custom detail. $19,5OO.
ROBERT E.. LOHR
311 Cedar st. NV, GE. 0sSl, GE
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$18,95O

$18,950
PICTURE RAMBLERS
8 bedrooms. 2 baths, elaborate cleo
tric kitchen including diSposals and
dishwaShers: abundance Of cabinets
and large dinette space. Unusually
dining. area. Plenty OF large closets.
Partial Easements. gas &C. heat.
large lots. In a neighborhood where
all homes are consistently nice. Call
Mr. Stup. ia. 1904. with BEITZELL,
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HIILCREST

HILLCREST
A Colonial home of distinction, lge.
spacious rms, 2 full tile baths, 1St-
fl. powder rm., extra shower in bsmt
Immaculate cond. Everything to be
desired for exclusive living. Lge
entertaining. Situated on beautifully
Handicapped corner lot. Dble. brick
garage. Asking $4,000
T. D. BURGESS.
1924 Pa. Ave. VI. 2S02 Til 6.
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COLORED
DESIRARLE SECTION

Quick possession, immaculate condi-
tion, modern as tomorrow, this g.
rm. brick home, 3 bedrms. with
lovely tile bath, equip. kitchen, full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h., garage, nice
porch and yard. near 18th and
Bladensburg I'd; price, S12 $50. Cal
cAMPANELLA g. WOOD
Elk. 4113. Ewes, TW. 1910.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ENPERIESCE ana expert APPRAISAL
EtIl serve you best List with l. T.
GRAVATTE, RraltoF, 1915 X st.
nv. Ma H5AS, eve Or NqlS 10
on NEKS, BrlshtNeOd oT Manor Fk (.
deSlrlug cuick sale. please call s.
NJ oRRISON RA, S4l6 Broker.
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CoLoRED
20 EAn . mn nNHEn

$500, G. l. APPROVED
Brick bungalow. Q bedrooms, bath.
lge. Iiv. rm., with mod kit, unfn-
ished attic, gas heat; on nice land
70 Pentason and Navy Annex. call
OK 416l. Ewes. and sun. CHI.
2745. RuDAcILLE REALTY co,
1107 No. Irving st., Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
HouSES-sALE-MD. (conf. }

W0ODSIDE FoREsT-Custom-b built
home of comfortable proportions on
beautiful wooded corner: 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths on the sleeping floor.
porch: h.-w. heat; built-in garage
Here is really a house to see in this
excellent neighborhood; under S25.-
900; r. P. RIPLEY. Reaitor, 81.
BuNGAIoW-s75o cash viii handle
6inette and full bsmt. home in
wheaton; yoa Nd; q. LOUIS RUDDEN' Ex.
NoRTHWooD PARK BUNGALOW
floor insulated and semihnished;
full bsmt. with Law; very convenient
to Woodmoor shopping center and
downtown bus terminal; r. P. RIP
LEY, Rsaltor. 81, Gill: open ewes.
22h ACRES Ar FAIRLAND-7 miles
and telephone rights Of way. L W
GROOMES. 18th and Eye SITS.
CENTRAL SILVER SPRING. @
story brick home of 5 rooms and
bath. equipped kitchen: recr. room,
NV. oil heat; S14,950. In walking
distance to central stores and r.r.
star r. P. RIPLEY. Realtor, 81.
do YOU WISH for semibungalow,
modern new, on high point, 1L2-a
fertile, rolling, ColIingtom loam soil;
kz-a. trees, Towering dogwood; p
car garage: bus in front; nr. De-
fenSe hwy: only $3.50, on 81 $50
GOWN; occupancy. N. z. RYoN.
COZY RAMBLER ON IL ACRES
You Just won't find anything else
like IL; truly a springtime paradise
within 500 feet of the cool Potomac;
solid frame rambler in absolutely
perfect condition; 5 rms, (2bedrms J,
2 tile baths. lge. enclosed porch ali
on one floor; 2-car brick garage
large barbecue terrace; Just about
every tree, shrub and flower Inn
imaginable plus, stream and spring;
entire property fenced and neat and
clean as a pin; " blk to Mac
Arthur blvd. bus. S1S,950. Ewes,
call Mr.. Hargrove, WO. $500, with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. JAIL,
10TH AND EAST-WEST HIGHWAY
New 2-story brick Colonial on large
Handicapped lot. First-fioor powder
room. beautiful kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and tile bath on second floor. Full
bsmt-. gas heat, fireplace Priced
low on easy terms. Call DI. 1918:
ewes, SH. 1854. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC.
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ANACOsTIA-13th AND r
Very nice semidet. brick, 8 rms. and
bath, 3 baths, gas h.-w.h., full bsmt.,
built-in garage, firepl.; nr. all cows.
Only Sl2,600. Easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-S357 Til 9.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

10th AND C SITS. S.W.-Within walk.
departments. Brick home, 2 rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. Monthly
income. $l75. Price includes furni.
ture. ST 500. Terms. FLOYD e
DAVIS & CO., 1929 K st. NV
MA. 03b2 Ewes, CO. 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$500 DOWN

49, WV ~
Total price, Sl3-9sO See this al
trAetiye brick BUNGALOW and ee con-
vinced Of its value; sa-ft- hy- I'm
with nrepl, side screened porch. full
din. rm. . beautiful oedrmS and
fun tile bath. full bSmt, lovely
wooded corner lot Be sure TO see
this home rs lArGer than the
RvefAEe at this price Can y III s
RAMBLERS
: hearmS attached garage, all on
one hVel; incl uiilS no bsuit .
ShdinG door wardrobe closets in bed b
room. lEe. lty din Fm. with built
IN bookcase china cabinet and ll-ft
Picture window Yor'l be proud o.
this kit With It's built-in break
fast bar. range. refEr-. EareAEe dis
poSai, exhaust fan and fiporeSeeBf
lighting Lovely lsrge 's-aere lot
ii n Arl Approved Gil at Sl&TSu
Si-75O cash OF, S6S ~ per mo plu,
taxes and ms Also avail TO non-vei
with excellent hnAncinE. Call ?
TIL o
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BETHESDA RAMBLER

BETHESDA RAMBLER
Most desirable, neighborhood. picture
rm., beautiful equipped kit. Gnclud-
ing automatic laundry and dryer:
roomy bedrns. and bath on one
floor: bSmt.; lge. lot: excel. terms
at only S17500. Please call till
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC.
REALTORS, HUI. 1865.
GEORGETOWN Once, 1907 o st. NV,
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DESIGNED FOR TODAY

DESIGNED FOR TODAY
$4,000 cash and this immaculate -
yr.-old brick Colonial is yours. Lge.
ltv. rm., din. rm., kit and twin
bedrms. with "a bath on list; . ex-
bSmt.: attached gar: fenced rear
yd; excel. loc. and close to schools,
shops. bus; $l7,9O0.
REALTY, INC.
41bI Lee HWY at Glehe IA 4-IRoo
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WHITE BRICK

w 44A I u o1t4O1A
And located In Arl. Forest; standard
6-rm. brk. Colonial with bath; full
esmt.. side screened porch and rear
fenced lot: priced at Sl5.5O0
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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7th AND MASS. AVE.
81 snn

ID ,COO
Annual net cash return after eK-
penses and mortgage reduction:
$50. COO required to handle; gross
annual income approx S24 900:
modern fireproof apt. building Call
Mr.. TaTVer. 81. $500 with T. M.
FRY, INC. Realtors, WI $3.50 --12
CoLORED-A Low DOWN payment
on a 7yr.-old d-unit brick apt.
bldg in ne.. gives yearly in
come of over SJ 500 1nVestigate
now. B J. CRIvELLh, 34ls 18th
COLoRED APT. HOUSE, conven-
tionsl 5-fsmily brick bldg, In down
town location near 22nd and n sts.
NV; each unit Q rooms, kitchen
and bath, oil heat annual rental.
So .634 FLOYD 2 DAVIS CO.
1929 X st NV. Ma. 0352. ewes,
NO 0O2B
A CoLORED occupied Count apt.
with low rentals, in downtown sec
iton of D, c. being offered at less
than o times the annual rentals.
l'or particulars, A NJ DRAISNER.
l4O4 L ST. NV, MA sd36; home.
HO - 81. q
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENT for colored apt. sites.
any size Call Mr. FraieiRh, with
JAMES l.. DIXON 4 CO. ST 1900.
-l2
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RUB YOUR EYES
ST 400 Down, $89 Per Mo

NOT A BETTER BUY
Anywhere than this .conv. Arl. brk.
bungalow; 5 sood-size well-arranged
rms. on lst fir. plus tile bath. If
attic; full bsmt. with "A bath,
maids nm; an outside entr. at
ground level into rear fenced lot :
priced for immed. sale at S13.75O
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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SLIGO PARK
2 BedrmS. and Bath, 1St Fl,
3 bedrms. and bath on End floor
modern detached home; conv. to
schools, transp. and shopping: maids s
rm. and bath in basement; oil a.-c
heat: corner lot; built-in garage;
priced to sell. Call til q, EN-. 1900.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co,
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INCOME PROPERTY for
25-UNIT APT, NV.

built modern bldg. which is In due
NV. location. All apis are popular
sized and prewar rentals total Ap-
prox. $4,000 yearly Good financing
available with modest down payment
and priced TO sell. EVENINGS call IA.
653S
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 K ST NV Realtors EX 1911
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Senate Again Tackles Problem of REFUGEES

ly by President Truman. He ha.
called it discrimination against
Catholics and Jews.
A bill in line with his recon-
mendations was passed by the
House last June-only to run into
determined opposition from Sen
ator McCarran when it reached
the Judiciary Committee.
The measure reported out by
the committee majority is heav-
lily revised version of the House
bill. The proposed substitute is
basically like the legislation passed
by the House.
Kilgore and Ferguson Lead.
Leading the fight for the sub
stitute are Senators Kilgore, Dem
ocrar, of West Virginia and Fer
guson, Republican, of Michigan.
A fundamental difference be.
tween the committee bill and the
substitute is in the definition OF
a displaced person. The substitute
would retain the present def1ni-
tion, based on the constitution OF
the International Refugee Organi-
zation.
The committee measure woule
broaden the definition to embrace
some 8 million persons of German
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Advocate Of Compromise
With Russia FIees Red Zone
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN, Mar. 31.-Dr. Ulrich
Noack, a leading West German
advocate of compromise with
Russia, fled to Western Berlin
from East German territory yes
terday after being accused by tho
Communists of delivering an off,
base lecture.
He gave the lecture at the East
German Administrative Academy
at Forst-Zinna near here. The
Communists Cancelled another lee
ture he was to have given Wednes-
day night.
DR.. Noack, a Wuerzburg history
professor, said he was utterly dis
illusioned by his visit with East
German Communists at their in
vitation.
He accused the Communists Of
fomenting a civil war psychosis,"
and said they had told him Of
plans for future Red uprisings in
Western Germany to be linked
with military invasion by the
East police -army.
Evening star., 1950-03-31

! origin who were driven from
their homes in Eastern Europe
after the war.
Senator Kilgore and othel
hackers of the substitute contend
the effect would be to reduce the
number of IRO displaced person:
who could gain admission 20 the
United States and leave their re-
settlement a continuing .''7l lem
The substitutes sponsors also
object vigorously to the committee
bills retention of requirements ir
the present law that 40 per cent
of the DPS admitted be from the
Baltic area and 80 per cent be
farmers.
They call both provisions dis
criminatory. Senator McCarrar
has denied it, just as he has
denied that the present law dis
eliminates against Catholics and
Jews.
Further bitterness has been
added to the controversy by
charges of Senator McCarran and
others that inadequate screen
ing under the present bill has per-
mitted Communists, subversives
and criminals to enter this coun-
try in the guise of displaced per-
sons.