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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03
Truman Has Power But May Not Use It To Seize COalMines

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman said yesterday a draft of plans for seizure of coal mines are drawn up. But he did not indicate when or under what circumstances it might be used.
 His news conference comment came when he was told that there was a report around Washington that the government was prepared to seize the mines unless the un- ion and management reached an agreement.
 The President said the matter was still in the hands of the courts and that he had nothing to say about his plans.
 Told of a report that a seizure draft of some sort had been pre- pared, the President said drafts are always prepared covering all the Presidents powers.
 A story published by the Eve inning Star said the coal seizure plan was drafted with a view to putting it into action if other mea- Sures fail to end the strike of 372,- 900 coal miners by early next week).
 MT. Truman said that he would follow the law to the letter in an effort to break the coal strike.
 He did not elaborate on that However, there is a provision in the Taft-Hartley law for report to Congress when emergency pro- cedures under the law fail to end a threat to the national health or welfare.
 The President said the situation is very serious.
 A reporter quoted Henry Ford as saying there will be an indus trial closedown within two weeks.
 MT. Truman commented that he would not go as far as that, but the situation is serious.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03
Goes JOyriding In The Air

ANCHORAGE, (P) - An eXub- erant character pirated an airlines DC-3 transport plane, flew low in buzzing sleeping residents for 14 minutes, abandoned the plane in the middle of an airport run way and fled in stolen taXicab early yesterday.
 Northern Consolidated Airlincs and police were still searching to- day for the nocturnal joy rider of the skies.
 Norman Maithcr, civil aeronaU- tics administrator tower operator at Merrill Field, told authorities:
 "Nobody heard the plane warm ing up, but about 1:42 am, mo- ticed a plane with no lights on the runway. I flashed the red light, but the DC-3 left the ground without clearance
 Maither notified airline off cials, who called police. By the time police got to the civilian field, the plane was back on the ground-abandoned in the middle of the east-west runway. Police saw the taxi speeding away.
 They said they believed the cul- prit or culprits had taken the cab from outside a downtown night club. It was found abandoned later.
 A pilot who had seen the night gallivanting craft in the air said Tt sounded like it wasn't getting the right fuel mixture. or the props were not synchronized, or the motors were not cOordinated. It was flying about 600 feet high"
 A check of the plane disclosed no apparent damage. The master switch was off, but other swift ches were left on.
 Whisky had been spilled on the floor of the cockpit.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03
AMERICAN LEGION INITIATES SIX NEW COMRADES

This last Tuesday evening, Feb. 28th, a large part of the members of the American Legion turned out to welcome Nome Post 19, six new comrades.
 Those being initiated into the Legion were George Beacon, Tho mas Pushruk, Allen Soosuk, George Tucker, and Roscoe Wilke.
 A regular meeting followed, one high point was when the mem bers were shown the Honor Ban ner the Post had won for exceed ing it's membership quota. A new quota of 50 members for 1850 has been set; this should be broken soon if Ben Young and his com mittee continue to bring in new members.
 After the meeting a hearty lunch was served, during which time many incidents and experi- ences of past wars were retold by the comrades.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03
Govt. Prepares for Coal Mine Seizure
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) Mine Workers Union was inno- cent of contempt of court although it's 372,OOO miner-memgers have refused to obey a court order for thme to go back to work.
 On the heels of that decision the justice department moved G) to appeal, and @ to get the tempor- ary "stop strike" order replaced by an injunction.
 A successful appeal would open the may for fines to be imposed O nthe union if the strike con- tinues. But an appeal is slow business and the coal shortage already has reached desparate proportions in some areas. Indus trial shut-downs, due to lack of coal, have thrown over 100000 out of work.
 The Senate labor committee to- day deferred action until tOmOr- row on legislation to pave the way for government seizure of the strike bound coal mines.
 The committee postponed vote on a seizure bill by Senator Morse R.-OreD because of lack of a quorum.
 Only six Senators were present. Seven are needed to transact business. Senator Ebert D. Tho mas D.-Utah), committee chair man, called a special meeting for tomorrow morning. He said the Morse bill and possibly others would be taken up then.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03
Bob Austin. who has been man.

Bob Austin. who has been man ager of the U. 5. Mercantile Co.,, since it was taken over by Larry Calvin, leaves Sunday by Pan American to be with the Alaska Market in Fairbanks.
 MT. Austin was employed by the Northern Commercial Co.,. prior to working with the U. s. Mer- cantile. Leaving with him are his wife and two children.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03

THE LONG FORM is best if your deductions are big. List all deductions if they total more than 10 per cent of income. Were your medical bills big?
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03

cans who will join them.
 They need it so Alaska may be set up as a great defense baStion against any enemy from Asia.
 "They need it so all the people of the world may know that American democracy pract c what it breaches"
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03

Before prohibition in the Unit ed States, the eating of turtles was associated with liquor con sumption and the market was only partially regained after re- peal.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03
Send in This
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 WITH Alaskagrams 49 to A Completely
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Fill out the Answer Blank ali right and mail if with this weeks sci of six Alaskagrams.
 Be sure the Answer Blank and each of the six Alasl<agrams are filled out 10 the best of your abil. itY. ..r -,
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03

Although only II per cent of U. $. farms had electricity in 1885, more than 61 per cent have cleo tricity today.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-03
OPPORTUNITY AT YOUR DOOR

Everyone is awaiting opportunity-here is the big opportunity you've been looking for No hard work at tached to it, just sit by your fireside (wth all the forts of home) and play this fascinating game Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-22
Our Yuleti1ne
 Heritage
(P Newsfeatures

Americans, although of many nationalities, are completely in unison about Christmas customs in the United States.
 We adopt the symbol of Santa Claus from Holland, the Christ mas tree from Germany, Christ mas (shoes) and stockings from Belgium and Christmas cards from Merry Christmas" greet ings from England. America has contributed the turkey dinner and the poinsettia as decoration.
 All over the world Christmas bells peal forth the birth of Christ and the nativity is the great holy picture carried in the hearts of the faithful on Christmas morning.
 Many of our customs are of English origin, and in England these old traditional customs still are observed. In olden days Eng fish manor houses were open to all and tables were laden with sir Joins of beef, mince pies and foaming ale. Today, although our menu is varied, we still leave our homes and hearts open during the Yuletide.
 The English Yule log and the huge candles which were lighted to shed a glow on the merriment in olden days is part of our Amer ican celebration. The English was sail bowl which was filled with hot mulled ale, in which was mixed strained honey with grated nutmeg on top started the vogue of the brimming punch bowl to be found in many American homes on Christmas day.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-22
More Food For British Yule
(P) Newsfeatures

LONDON - This will be the closest to a ration-free Christmas that Britain has enjoyed since l94O, but many old food favorites will still be missing.
 Butchers already have predict ed that pork will be hard to get. They probably won't have enough ever for regular customers, al- though the present meat ration is only g cents weekly.
 Turkeys are still scarce and other shortages continue in sugar, butter, eggs, tea and bacon. House wives making their own buildings and cakes will have hard time finding raisins, mincemeats and candied peel.
 But the Ministry of Food has just lifted the four-pound weight restriction on confectioners' cakes. Shoppers now can order any size of cake. iced and decorated. pay ing the controlled price of three shillings ninepence a pound.
 Other welcome changes are the large quantity of Christmas pud- dings, by reputable manufactur- CTS, lining the shelves. And, for the first Christmas in years, cook ies of all kinds are off ration and in quantity.
 A pleasant surprise this year will be a large variety of canned prepared foods, off ration for the first Christmas since France was invaded in 1940. Most are French, Danish, Dutch, Belgian or Polish, but there also are canned corn cobs, corn kernels and other deli cacies from Canada and the U. S.
 Canned fruits generally are in ample supply but canned peaches, pears and pineapple still make only rare appearances on the shelves.
 To amplifY the scanty meat "a.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-22

tion there are cooked Dutch chick ems. canned whole. and fins of cooked ham weighing anything from l6 ounces to 10 pounds.
Evening star., 1950-07-13

Offers to the discreet home buye,
better vlaues in s.e. homes, both
large and small.
HIILCREST SPECIAL.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
IT d RIJRGESS

7. D. BURGESS
Offers to the discreet home buye,
better vlaues in s.e. homes, both
large and small.
HILLCREST SPECIAL
"214 32nd ST. Sc.
Open every evening, Wed. through
Fri. Fri. from till 8, for inspection at
yo;nr leisure. ,2-bedrm- Cape Cod
W % heat hsaaD lge e' side tul popsR, Psht level oI
lot, det; gar, 2 firepls.: reas. priced
at S17,950, easy terms. Directions:
Out Pa. ave. to Branch ave. Sc,
right to Alabama ave-, right to 32nd
ST.. right to house.
HILLcREsT
Custom built 4-bedrm. brick punga-
low. features lst fl. bedrm. and
fun bsmt;. built-in gar, &C. heat,
lot 50x2OO; extras, too numerous
70 mention, Assume AZ loan with
low monthly payments; reas. terms.
CT APPROVED
Five-rm. bungalow in excel. cond. ::
lge. front porch. full bsmt., oil
&C. heat; lot S0x100; conV. to
bus, schools and shopping. full
price, $4,000.
SUITLAND, MD.
Six-rm.. 2-story frame; equip. kit,
2 porctes, bsmt., h.-wh.; lot 50x
200; priced at $4,000; make US
$1,000 DOWN
Two-bedrm. BUNGALOW, 2 blks, over
D. c. line: equip kitchen; gas a.-c.
heat; level lot: full price, $3.50.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS
2-story, det. frame; being
used as 2 apts.; Q refgrs., 2 stoves;
full bsmt., h;-w. heat; .det gar;
priced at $4,000. Make US an
offer.
HILLCREST
Eight-rm. brick Colonial; featuring
bedrms,, 2 refgrS., 2 stoves, 2
porches. full bsmt, oil h.-w. heat
dole. garage; conv. arranged as 2
apis.
+: D. BURGESS. 2524 Pa. ave. Sc.
vi. 2S02. Courteous and friendly
agents at your service from 8 to 8.
Evening star., 1950-07-13

EXPANSION ATTIC, FULL BsMT.
2.bedrm. brick bungalow; lily. rm.
kit, dinette. bath; permanent stairs
to attic that can be finished into
z, lovely rms: priced to sell. Mr.
Sheehan;. JU. 7-6955. cox & CO.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
81. 6O1O TILL O

Silver Spring Bungalow
Just listed, an attractive home with
storage attic, in nice section, near
poth Catholic and public schoois
assume high GI loan, with total
payments Of 1898 per month, Price
$4,000: This won't last long, cali
LAWRENCE "A v. LUTES, 81. 4322
Evening star., 1950-07-13

SILVER SPRiNG-Two blocks of
| Georgia ave-, 5 rooms and bath or
one floor: . finished bedrms. 2nd
INV heat; bargain S1s,s50. SILVER
SPRING REALTY CO.. INC, sH
1852 or 81. 1920. -l3
SILVER SPRING-Custom- built brick
bungalow; lge. rooms. bath, ex-
pan attic, full bsmt., insulated.
awnings. storm windows. oil a.-c h :,
sf slose 45sa 70 BUS Rsoans and schools. Reduced
SILVER SPRING AREA-2-story. g.
rm,, Ea-bath homes, located Just of
10th st, Price. Sl6,950. Low down
payment mi s5to ROBERT B. HALL Co,
wooDMooR - Ramblers and more
up, in cool. shady Woodmoor; each
house individually styled; ali con-
tain lge. liv. rm., picture window,
nrepi. . roomy bedrms. with all the
closets SsfS, ,y5 you ever ever dreamed Of, tiled
price S14.5O0 to $500. Out Coles
vile rd to Lorraine ave, turn rieht
on Lorraine to Ridgemoor, and left
on Ridgemoor and south on Dun
moor moor and then right to end of paw
till dark. MoDERN Really c., g.
sH. 0627, John M Heron. IA
'WO0DSIDE FOREST" in Sill. spg;
custom-built. Colonial brick home OF
rooms. 2k2 baths, on a slightly
corner sb1n under towering oaks; avail
ape ape at once on very good terms ana
1n s9'fa st = Efralfsf RhsfEY' i 'qs Ressoa Hsa
81; 81 II; open ewes.
6-RM;: 2-YEAR-OLD brick Colonial
for $4,000; bordering Sligo Park:
e. &C. j. XIX KooNr22 s5ss PORCH { c6 6sm Sin gas #
1st FLOOR BEDRM. AND BATa-
~ tEarse hylng rm:, den, din, rm.,, elec.
End oor; nurseryi Sj buiitain aho 0ash sarase ea
and basement. "a block from transp,
rd rTdlce; wS $25:95o. 1920. ROBERT B. HALL
OFF OFF FLoWER' Ml aHRs' AvE.-s-bedrmn, Ma Red
recreation Fss, on dem Fm "a and sxPsnslon a.
Park; S17,950. Furnished or un-
tafRishea' olgs g. j. Gs} RooN4z, Ne ga Myers OIL
$1I 800, GI APPROVED, bedrms
] bath; full bsmt. with toilet, built
in garage, oil heat; corner lot; ex-
cellent condition: act quickly. Mr..
Clifford, WI. 4S34, with RUTLEY d
BAIR, ST. 2911.
TO GI. approx $500 cash and $50 /
mo. Tor year-old detached bungalow |
in Wheaton Hills; vacant. To in
spect, call Mr.. Addison (eves.. DE.
$3.50, with VIM NJ THROCKMOR-
TON, Realtor, DI. 5000. IA
NEAR NAVY MEDICAL and Public
Health Centers; attractive white
Cape Cod on large corner lot; bedrm.
and bath on 1st floor: 2 bedrms,
and bath on End; comfortable
screened porch; built-in garage;
deltghtfully cool; less than 2 years
9sEo 9ld; D; A. HdAANEs CO., INC. MI.
IN WOODSIDE-An exclusive and in.
dividually styled home; bedrm. and
bath lst f., large lily. rm. and din.
rm.; 2 bedrms. and bath, End fl,
Beautifully Handicapped lot. Built in
garage. Shown by appt. only. CRANE
g. HELAN, 81. 1000. IL
$4,000 WILL Buy u acre OF
ground containing modern 7-rm.
brick home facing Colesville I'd. near
MOL; large bedrm. and full bath
on 1st fl. Owners cost, S26. 600;
must sacrifice. Possession with de-
post. KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA.
DIRECT FROM owNER-Kensing-
ton; Cape Cod with 2S-ft. liv. rm.,
fireplace: 2z bedrms.; elec. kit;
full bsmt. and trees. S11,250. viii
sell G1. No brokers please. LO.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
SUMMER

First offering of this lovely home
situated on beautiful wooded lot
65x120, containing four bedrooms
and two baths, plus library or bed
Gas heat. one-car attached earase:
rreasonebly priced; for further IN
FORMATION call Mrs. Carter, MA, 1900.
EVENINGS and week ends, OR. 1854.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
141T Y a. NJ VI 20
Evening star., 1950-07-13
CARROTJ, KNOTI,S
CHEVY CHASE

Most attractive Z rm. home, con-
venient to parochial and public
schools, Containing liv, rm., with
fast rm., powder rm.. kit; End f.,
twin size bedrms., 2 baths; stair
way to attic. gas heat, l car det.
garage. G.I. approved, under S20,-
600. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC,
Evening star., 1950-07-13


1927 Penna. ave. Sc, LU. 4-0O40.
COLORED-SEVEN-ROOM SEMTDET.
brick, convenient to everything
Shown by appt. only. Price, Si2,950.
I'll 14th st. e. AT. 1888 after 4
pm. Easy terms. -l6
C0LORED-NR. 18TH AND E, CAPT.
TOLCsemidet;, brick; 6 rms, kit.
and bath: full bsmt; oil h.-w.h. /;
$1,000 cash req. MR.. CAMERON,
CoLoRED15s5s D ST. s.E.-5-room
brick; electricity; $500 cash; $50
month. ME. 1900. Ia
COLORED-BEAUTI 2-FAMILY
brick near Eastern High. Price only
S13.950 with small down payment;
immed. poss; Mr.. Tolson, FIR. 1880.
O'BANNON REALTY, FIR. 5ll9. ID
COLORED-NR. LINCOLN PARK
Lovely 2-family house arranged with
2 Kitchens; large rms. bsmt.;
convenient to everything: price S11. :
$50. $500 down SOUTHEAST
REAJTY Re sTYo CO.. 121I Penna. ave Sc,
CoLoRED-NR. E. CAPITOL ST.
See this. large semidet. brick home;
> rms. bath; oil INV h, full bSmt. +;
large front porch; small down pay
ment; price $4,000. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO.. 1911 Penna. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
NEAR BRIGHTWoOD

HOME AND INVESTMENT
Live in one apt. Rent two for Sl37. so
Each complete unit in itself. The
reasonable price of S16,950 includes
3 refsrs.; storm windows. and fur.
niture of basement apt Substantial
cash required. Best buy today. In
vestigate.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-07-13
S13.75O-BRICK

$3.50 Down-$78 Month-Gl
Lovely two-story brick, featuring
large living room. dining room,
equipped kitchen on 1st floor: 8
bedrooms, bath on second floor; full
Located on large corner lot in attrac-
tive section of Kensington; 4 blocks
to elem. school; 2 miles from
Bethesda Naval Hospital. Subject to
VA approval. Call Mr.. Smith, LO.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BRoOKLAND, nr. Monastery; de.
tached brk. with den and side
screened porch on 1st a.; firepl.
rec. rm. with flagstone A.; 3 bed.
rms; pi,1iI gas 1bs b;-wh; c 2oear 2oan gar, THos
351S Conn.
GREENwAY SECTIoN-Modern row
brick, 5 nice rms, bath, automa tit
heat; conveniently located to every.
thing, Price. $3.50. H. T. RAN.
DOLPH, 2137 K st. NV, RE. 2l37
MICHIGAN PARK-Modern semidet
brick, s nice rms. full bsmt., rec
rm. gas heat; deep lot; owner mus
sell, priced right for quick sale. II
T: RANDOLPH, 2137 K st. NV, RE
HOME AND INCOME, mr.. 10th an,
Mass. ave. ne. Corner brick home
First floor has arm. apt; 2nd fiool
has 3.rm,; apt, sleeping rm. anc
path. Full bsmt. with bedrm. anc
bath. Oil heat. Det. garage Conv
SSoUTHsAsT ScIgr sAs . Realty z5 yooSc Co. f isIi
BUY THIS, WE'LL RUY YOURS
Semi-det. brick; excellent location;
. rooms modern bath, rec. rm. and
shower; 81 $500. Call Mr.. Martufi
IA, "a, 613s45; MARSHALL j. WAPLE
2 FAMILY UNIT, Il furnished; ;T d. exceI. :o1dp
lent location, each apt. rents 500
! apt. now available. $4,000. Mrs
Williamson, ia. 7027, MARSHALL
J.; WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

semidet. brick home with 'ffy iiy. rm.s nlee
gin. aeinn. .. rm.. kit, 8 bedrms. and bath;
tnl bsmt., gas heat; nice level lot.
soUTHESsT 51 REahTY EE9hTspiees Co. teEnI. qg1i
coNGkkEssss S. HEiGHTsMso Tif;i 2oso rms, ma4
baths, semidet, brk.. converted into
Nishp1S Slsh1 EoS ave; oil heat. = JOHN L.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD. 1908
GSiatewsy bivd; 2-bedrm. frame. lge.
rage. full bsmt; lot oosS 100000; o.; COW nv
transp. and stores; near parochiai
and public schools. III
FAIRFAX VILLAGE - Lovely brick,
only yrs. old, 6 rms, Ia baths. 5
fun bsmt. with gorgeous recr. rm.;
Venetian blinds. beaut. awnings,
picket fence: close to shopping and
schools. Only S13,95O, easy terms
AANsMs5SHEFa Aess57 Ri 8 REALTY co. Ii,
BUNGALoW&only $500 for Very
nice asbestos. .shingle bungalow in
Capitol Heights. Has liv. rm., large
Kitchen, bedrms. and bath: fun
floors, Venetian blinds, storm win
soUTHEAsr 'esi REAtTY t1a1'k co.. cSosSesi!Hn isdi
RRirR Rsnns' RYiNGsi,oWR sYe; 81, ER 5000 -. IA
rms. and bath, gas hsof heat, fun ne bsint''
lot 100 1T. deep, expansion attic.
hardwood fls.; close to schools and
AANsaSEENBERG REALTY Co. Ii.
oNI22 I2'i s1.soo y 8 DOWN on Southern ia
ave, mr.. bus. schools and shopping;
semidet.. cor. brick. like new, 6 rms.
and bath. 3 bedrms., gas heat, full
bsmt:. fenced yard; owner sacrific-
cs as t0r aSsE isf s. RRAEFY sRAiGf' co e"
rWo-FAIiiLY z 'BbRIcK-Nice- brick
home with 2 apis. in Hillside, Just
over D. e. line. First fl. has rms:
bath. Full bsmt., built-in garage.
EAST REALTY CO, 1911 Penna.
1855 sys; HfaHWooSp If; ER 500 DR. ,turn t4 lett off
Quality-built, det. Colonial of Geor-
gian. design; 8 lge. rms. with fin-
ished stairway to huge attic already
roughed in for 4th bedrm.. den or
GsneF bst use ss isr syatoTy daylight
neighborhood. Priced Sis,95O for
before completion sale: only l left
at this low price. Trades consid-
gain; will be completed about 3
wks. Inspect anytime. II not
open cal call for key; G. g.; BARR
$9,95O-Lovely 3-yr old 5-rm. semi
det brick; -parquet f1s., equip. kit,
storm windows and screens; full
bsmt. Oil &C h., pretty fenced back
yard. Shopping center at front door.
81 SI4aP6 aaPPDr9ysd st,f ROYCE L, PARKS; Ia.
TWO APIS, 3 rms, kit. and bath
each; oil heat. S12.95O. Excel
lent condition, reas. terms LOUIS
RUDDEN. Ex. 57O7, GE. 6s25.
$3.50 DOWN. 2-family corner, Ana
costa: oil h.-w.h., nice yard. gar;
immediate possession. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER, Realtor. RE. 2201, 81.
OWNER SACRIFICING for quick sale.
Two-story shingle home mr.. D. C.
line and shopping center. rms.
and bath, gas heat, full bsmt. with
nice recr: rm.; all rms. are lge.; liv
rm. has firepl.; level lot. Only SILL
$50, $1,000 down. ANNENBERG
R ST., Sc. Vacant. Pre-war built. |
semi-det. brick, 8 rms; tile bath;
recr. rm.; chestnut trim. Porch;
auto. h.-w.h.; $1,000 down. Open
eve. or call HARTMAN REALTY
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
4-3400 or vi 1878 ia
Evening star., 1950-07-13
CHEVY CHASE
CT APPROVED

Between country clubs; attractive
brick, 3 bedrms., 2-bath house with
den, gas heat. Lear garage, nice
fenced-in garden; walking distance
to schools and transp.; house only
2 years old. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY,
INC, WI. 1890; eyes,, OIL. 20S4.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
NO CASH-GI-S8,95O
NOCASH-GI

~ - &&hO84 III
ROCKVILLE-$9,950, S63 MO
Attractive two-bedroom bungalow with
full bSmt.. gas heat. Features large
living room, equipped kitchen, din
ette. bath, porch. immaculate
throughout, On large lot with many
approval. Call Mr.. Gordon, LO.
5-S705 ewes; MA. 5005 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
FAIRLAWN

open 9 70 y pm: eves.-l5l5 s St.
front porch: built-in gar; full bsmt.
gas h.-w.h.; fully-equipped kit. This
home is beautiful in every detail;
convenient to everything. r. A.
Humphries, S0S N. Capitol st., Ma
5000. Ia
Evening star., 1950-07-13
SILVER SPRING. S14 950

l.year-old brick bungalow; 5 rooms,
bath. fireplace and porch Ist fioor:
ss.airway s to expansion and insulated d
and outside entrance; large eoxfS6
~. leVei. completely sodded and
Anchor fenced lot; $4,000 CT loan
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Near Chevy Chase Club

Charming, 7-room, white
brick home, only 2 doors from
Connecticut ave. First floor
has q very large living room
with fireplace, dining room,
nice den and a modern kitch.
en- with breakfast nook; up
stairs has 3 good-sized bed
rooms and 2 tiled baths: full
Past basement ant with gas aot.Tsser
House now vacant and inn
mediate possession is possible.
Priced very low at $4,000.
Phone Mr.. Wyvell, ewes, at
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE-s.W.

COLoRED-S4e5 DOWN, $50 30 MO,
406 LIST ST. S.W.
rms, semidet. brick, full bath, gas
and electricity. ENTERPRISE REAL
TY CO., 1924 Eye st. NV, EX.
3400. Ia
Evening star., 1950-07-13
OWNER SAYS SELL

screened back porches up and down
full bsmt.; even vegetable Barden
goes: terms to be arranged Bring
deposit. Mrs. Stickel, NO. 039S
COX g. CO., ST.. OTIS.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
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NEW CAPE con HOME

NEW CAPE COD HOME
CLOSE TO NAVAL HOSPITAL
AND NEW MEDICAL CENTER
5000 Conway rd., 3 lge. bedrms.
/ "a baths, 22-ft. liv.. rm., separate
rage, sundeck porch, copper water
pipes, CUTTERS. etc. "A REAL LIFE.
TIME HOME" Only S1S,5OO. terms
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Be
thesda, left on Old Georgetown I'd
for 2 miles to Beech ave-, left on
model home OIL. 3279; If no an
swer, OIL. 3416; eyes,. OIL. 1850
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HOME AND ACRE

Large frame home, newly redeco-
rated with Spacious front porch. eS-
celient condition inside and out; 4
oeurooms and bath, modern Kitchen
iuIi basement; on nearly an acre of
lano. There is an additional frame
cottage or could be workshop for
iocateI maker or other hobby shop:
price, S13, 800 for quick sale.
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