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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
Determination
 Program 10 Begin On Douglas Rais

Rats infesting the Douglas wat erfront have become so numerous that they present a serious health menace, according to Roy A. Har- ris, professional exterminator. An elimination program will begin Thursday.
 A survey of the waterfront dis closed that edible garbage and other refuse are being dumped on the beaches and fills, furnishing an abundant food supply for large colonies of rats.
 Disposal of garbage and re- fuse on beaches is violation of Douglas city ordinance No. 3i, which provides that mo garbage or waste of any kind shall be dumped within the city limits
 The ordinance also provides that no garbage, filth or waste shall be allowed to accumulate on private premises for more than one week All garbage is to be stored in tight containers until it's re- moval.
 Mayor Mike Pusich said the or dinance will be strictly enforced.
 Rat extermination operations in charge of a professional externin- ator will take place Sept. 6 to 20. It was pointed out that some of the eradication methods will be danG erous t0 pets.
 "Neithcr the city of Douglas nor the exterminator," Harris said, will he responsible for the loss of any pets running at large during the program"
 All persons knowing the where abouts of rat colonies are reques- ted to leave the information at the city hall.
 Observers say that the public beach has not heen cleaned of gar baee and refuse this summer. Gar bage cans there are partially filled with sand and bottles, and apparently have not been emptied for some time. Lids for the cans have apparently been lost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
1850 Children
 See Free Labor Day Show GivenbylJnion

Some 650 Juneau children crowded the main floor of the 20th Century Theatre Monday afternoon to see a free show and eat free candy pro- vided by American Federation of Labor unions of Juneau
 The show was the unions an- nual observance of Labor Day here and Jerry Powers, chairman of the committee, reported attendance was nearly double that of previous years. It was an all-kid show with cartoons and special features.
 Powers today expressed his ap- preoiation to the theatre manage ment and to those who assisted in making the event a "howling" suc- cess.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
Man Overheard Near keichikan

Search operations have been re- stunned for the body of James Lee Roggs, who was reported lost over board near Ketchikan on Aug. 30, U. s. Coast Guard headquarters said here today.
 A 52foot patrol boat left Ket- chikan early this morning to comb the vicinity of Carp Island in Behm Canal, where Boggs was previously reported to have fallen overheard from the fishing ves- sel Lance Corporal. The cutter White Holly and fishing vessel Linda B assisted the Lance Cor poral in dragging for the body on Aug. 31.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05

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 EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY . . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
VISITOR ENTERTAINED WHILE IN JUNEAU

Stopping in Juneau for few days while on a tour of Alaska, Reidar A. Nielsen of Seattle was enter tained here by the Sons of Norway
 Nielsen is manager of the Nor wegian American Line steamship company While here he was reg istered at Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
WOMEN OF MOOSE

There will be meeting of The Women Of the Moose, in the Moose Lodge Rooms Thursday Sept 9th at o'clock. 903-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
NOTICE

Dorothy Roff's Dancing Glasses will be in the Parish Hall on 5th Street on Monday Sept. 3, and on the following Saturdays. Glasses now enrolling in Baton-tap; Toe e-ballet,
 Boys Acrobatic Group, Teen-age Ballet Class; Teen-age Social Dane ing Club. Phone Blue 163 902-Tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
Hospital No1es

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital Tuesday were Mrs. Gust Wahto Katherine Kisla, Mrs. Charles c Jones, Martha Wright, Leonard Ross; dismissed Tuesday was Leon ard Osborne.
 Admitted to the Government hos pital Tuesday were Norman Dem inert, Petersburg; and Caroline Grant. Rake; dismissed was Maggie Jack. Angoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
5 Doctors Proue You Can And You'll Jump
 Out OfBed In The Morning Karin To Go

5 New York doctors have proved mild, gentle Carters Little Liver Pills do stimulate an efficient flow of bile to make you feel up and up." And bring back the glorious feeling that goes with regularity. Get Carter's Little Liver Pills, 37e at any drugstore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05

Medical science knows the liver should pour out an efficient supply of bile juice into your bowels every day. If this bile is not efficient, your food may not di- gest properly. Then gas can bloat you up. You can get constipated again. You feelsour, sunk and the world looks punk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-05
HOME MADE FOOD SALE

Home made jam, jelly and baked goods by Auke Bay American Le- zion Auxiliary, Friday, Sept. ' at 10 am. Sears. 903-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31
Robert Porter Aliens Article Can We Save Key Deer?",
Appears In February Issue OF Natural History Magazine

Robert Porter Allen of Tavern
Ter, research associate for the Ma
tlonal Audubon Society, has done
extensive research for the society
ON the Roseate Spoonbill. the
Flamingo, the Whooping Crane,
and Monroe county's own Key
Deer. Mr.. Allen recently returned
from an expedition to the Ba-
harnas in the interest of research
on the Flamingo, and went last
year to Yucutan with Charles M.
Brookfield and others, where they
discovered the large Flamingo
colony. MIR. Allen has appeared
In Key West as guest speaker at
public meetings Of the Monroe
County Audubon Society, and
conducted a tour in Florida Bay
during March to permit Society
members and friends to see the
Roseate Spoonbills in their rock
cry.
MIR. Aliens article, Can We
Save the Key Deer?' which APP
peared in the February, 1851 is
sue of the Natural History maya
zine, published by the American
Museum of Natural History in
New York City has received ma
tional acclaim. Organizations
from many ports of the United
States are interested in the TOY
Deer" Tourists visiting the Keys
this season have inquired about
the deer, and have been disap-
pointed not to find refuge pro-
tecting them where they may be
observed. Since national interest
is SO great at the present time
concerning these tiny animals,
they may be the means of adding
a great deal to the economic
wealth of the county if they are
protected in a refuge, and allow
ed to survive. Those visitors COM
ing to the Keys for the sole pur-
pose of seeing the deer, find other
points of interest, and remain for
a few days, adding to the income
of hotels, restaurants, and other
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31
Painting Bids
Are Wanted

Sealed bids have been invited
for the interior painting of the
Machine Shop, Building No. z,
US. Naval Station, Key West,
Commander Conrad E. Grohs,
us. Naval Station public works
officer, announced today.
The work includes the furnish.
ing of all labor and materials
necessary for the cleaning and
painting of all interior surfaces
of the Machine Shop Building.
Drawings and specifications
are now ready for transmittal to
prospective bidders. Specified
ton No. 27456 and other bidding
information may be obtained on
application to the officer-in-
charge of construction, US. Ma.
val Station. Key West.
Bids will be received until ii
am, June Is, at the office of
the assistant resident officer-in-
charge of construction, Building
No. 81, Front street entrance,
us. Naval Station, Key West,
when they will be publicly
opened.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31
Today's
Anniversaries

l8l3-Albert G.. Brown, Mis-
sissippi's famed Confederate sol
der, senator, governor and CON
gresham, born in Chester Dis
trict, S. c. Died June IL, 1880.
18fg-Walt Whitman, famous
poet, searching spirit after forms
of high living and endeavor, born
in New York. Died in Camden,
N. j., March %, 1899.
l8lg-William w. Mayo, pio-
neer Minnesota country doctor,
skilled surgeon-physician, father
of the Mayo Clinic founder broth
ers, born in England. Died in
Rochester, MINI, March 6, 1911.
1924 Jessie Benton Fremont,
daughter of a famous statesman
and wife of the famed soldier-ex-
plorer, an author in her own
right, born in Lexington, Va.
Died Dec. q, 1902.
1869-Louis Wiley, noted bust
ness manager of the N. Y. Times,
born at Hornell, N. Y. Died March
20, 1885.
l888-Jack Holt, popular West
ern screen star, born in Winches-
ter, Va. Died Jan. Is, 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

ing this first appearance, it was
reproduced in magazines and
newspapers all over the United
States.
The article. Can We Save the
Key Deer" is appearing in reprint
form for the first time in The
Key West Citizen, through the
courtesy of Mr.. Allen and the
American Museum of Natural
History's magazine, Natural His
tory"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

businesses operating for the con
Venienee of tourists.
A copy of the magazine, show
ing the only known available pic
ture of a Key Deer. is on display
in the East Martello Gallery, al
the Meacham Field Airport.
The cartoon drawn by Ding"
Darling which accompanies Mr.,
Aliens article was first published
in The Key West Citizen. Follow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

Political Orator: Our party is
one the verge of the precipice-
but we must march steadily
ahead
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

The famous Swiss Guards in
the Vatican were founded in
1905 to constitute personal
body guard for the Pope.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31


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AnaI Charles W.
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The Valley settler., 1951-03-23
CHAMBER MEETS

44 very interesting meeting of tho ChaIpber of Commerce uas held vi tn the usual lunch eonr last Wednesday noon. The Genore1 Manager of the ..1oskc RoilroGd, Col. John son, md General Cunningham, in command of Fort Richardson, wore the principal guests end speakers of the day. Col. Johnson pro. sontod tho Chamber with . beautiful podium vi tn q special light that Wcs made in the ..losko Railroad shops just before the late fro. It is made of carved hardwood. Pres. ident Hurley received the podim for tho Chamber and thanked Col. Johnson for it.
 Col.Johns son's address vas ligh- lighted by m explanation of the Railroad s Mpen- sion program. He stated thct Q m jor part has been completed, and that it should be finished this ycer. However, the six and one-ha1f mi llion dollars loss, suffered in tho rocCnt fire, presented another trouble some problem. Congress hes appropriated four and one-hClf million dollars to re- place part of this loss, so far. :. finon- ciel end operating statement was presented that showed that the Railroad had operated in tho black this year, by c small margin.
 Col. Johnson is greatly concerned with the loss of revenue to the Railroad, by the handling of high profit items by trucks and believes thct it will eventually mean that tho lower revenue items will have tc stand higher freight charge. Col. John- son stated he had reason to believe that the present military program mi ght be fin ishod within two three years, end that unless other business is established by that time to teae the place of tho mi Ii tar, activities, thet the boom ight be over, with troublesome complications. He mon- tioned several smcll industrial operations thct should be profitable in Palmer.
 continued on pege
The Valley settler., 1951-03-23
CHEST 7o ME:tz I

The P&lmcr Community Ghost will hold it's annual meeting on Tuesday evening, March R7th., ct 6:OO in the Coop Club Room. The public is invi ted, but only members, i.e.,
 those who contri buted to the 195o-5l cGm- pGign, Cro entitled to vote. Voting will be held to fill three vccan- cies on the Bcard of Directors. The bo~rd
 consists of nine members, rot-ting so ths.t lthrCe re elected each year for 2 term of Ethroe years. A prepared slate will De
 presented at the meeting, but nominations bn-y also be made from the floor. In addition to the annual report of the Chest, reports end descriptions of the Hear's s activities will be given by member Egoncies including the ACC .A.. Boy Scouts Girl Scouts, Public Library, Welfare Coun- lcil, and the HeC1th Council. If the Chest is to be C truly useful lcoMrunity enterprise, it must hcve the Interest snd support of the communal ty. If Eou, especially the newcomers to the Valley hre unfami liar wi tn the operation e,nd ser- vices of the above organizations, come to ttho meeting ond esk questions. These ser- wi ces are for the use of everybody in the community.
The Valley settler., 1951-03-23

Two specially built CLOCKS 'thCt VIII record the exact socond of the Yukon Rlv- or's breok-up at Fort Yukon this spring arc now on display ct the J. Vic Brown md Sons jowolry store in anchorage.
 The oight-dey clocks were constructed by the Time Equi pment Co. of Seattle, end both include Il joUe1 Seth Thomas movements,
 continued on page
Evening star., 1951-07-15
OPEN SUN. 3-5

733 32nd ST. Sc.
6-rm. bungalow, close to Minn. ave.
and Mass. ave. sc. LFe. lot. auto
h:-w.h. Immed. possess. Only
$10:750. Mr.. Hogan on premises
OF COX & CO., RE. 1899,
Evening star., 1951-07-15
hoUsEs-sALE-s.E. ,csat.,

2.FAMILY DUPLEX. 3 yrs. old. 1st
hr. has lily. rm.. bedrm:. dinette.
Kit. and bath; nice rm. tn bsmt. End
Nice yard with shade trees. Perfect
to live in l apt. and rent other
$15.b00 includes furniture In Apt. 2,
Open Sun, l TO- 3. Out Penna. ave,
to Alabama. left to Southern ave-,
left to Benning I'd. left to Hanna
rd:, right to 5127. OWNER. 10
1912 SSsSWs " ST. s.E.-Iarr. e.rm. home,
suitable for two separate apart
ments; sacrifice for $1,000. T.
PAUL MuDD CO.. Lu. 4-43S2; ewes.
Nj. H.. sstS ssgS42N AND PA. AVE. s.E.Ep.-
tach. brick 2.family, duplex: lily.
Rec. ,rm., with bath in, bsmt,; gas
hASTMAs AIM l'sk kEsETy lsEil III slsi:SsS ssS
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400'
s.BbiEDSsRM2.' corner brick. house. fac
ing Pa. ave. 715 14th st; Sc;
excel. cond:; 1st commercial. can
be house sedsS t1 sny sHSnSss oRsn
a Atty T,Y.r,GS;. G3;. IA: 175o. 49, ..s
roofs, elerestery windows; 2 acres
barbecgs IN kitchen bath baths ,l, bed d
Tv. landscapins started, finish as
$27.5oo; Can 10. 1886 week
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

~-~.--u-s---n------.
18th ST., nr. Good Hope
I'd, Sc; semidetached brick-pac.; /;
$1dSSe 1895 IHGG%RRsf H%RfmHN Rish REaEr9 5as aHe fNe
1$46 Goood GGoood Hope rd. Sc. Lu. 4-a40o.
ANzc6s7fgfA. ASNzc66ss7gi 144s Ridge pl. s.s.-
Row ,Drs brick, & rms. bath, h,.w.h;;.
AAaGMAE 4.s4de. Eu. EaEas5ssaaS' a.ssaa.' INC" Lo'
ANACOSTIA--open Sunday 2-6 pm.
New brick homes with gar, nice
liv. rm., din. rm., fully equip. kit, 8
bedrms;. tiled bath and back yard
House has screens, weatherstrippins
a.-c. heat. To reach: Follow arrows
from 10th and Good Hope rd.,
blocks up 10th to Galen. left on
Galen ! blk. to Green St, right to
23OO block Green St. ALDRE. INC.
Lu. 4.0747; ewes. Ii. 4-5272. -15
1921 W st. s.e.-Semi-
Nan fssR ~ PING ss3S9 s6 9sa6Sd saSEr
HTS.-Bungalow, 4 rms.
and bath; gar; extra-lge. lot; plenty
Of shade trees; 15 min: from down.
s9wn BY bus. Sec OWNER. 5102
d ssiisi HEIeHrs1sN-yri.oOold
1ecr: .s, rm:. gas heat; 150-ft: lot:
$14,500. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
FOREST "a; sy4HH; SkreHTsEsDsssious 4ssssi 5-rm.
bungalow. frame; lge. liv. rm. with
and tile bath; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.;
lge level lot. $1,000. with sub
stantial cash. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. LU. 4-34O0, VI. 5976.
HEIGHTS, 2SO1 Gather
St.-6.rm. rambler. gas heat, lge.,
level lot; substantial cash needed.
Shown by appt. only. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. Lu. 4.3400.
OPEN DAnY.-Prewar 5-rm. semi
det. brick, newly decor; recr. rm.;
front porch. 10. 2-4339. -15
e-FAMILY, semi-det brk., nr. 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc. 2 complete apis.
Gas heat. Priced. $l3.25O; $4,000
cash: JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor.
ii -RM. HOUSE, IN acres, very good
investment. Alabama ave. Sc. Other
lots for sale. COLICCHIo REALTY,
IL 6-0215, LU. 4-7230.
iii ANACOSTlA Rp.. near Branch
9ve.-Vacant prewaf. gemidet. brick,
rms. tiled bath. rec. rm. IN bsmt..
Anchor.fenced lot, near park; $2,500I
down. II, CARLYLE de LoziER,
Realtor. WA, 5000, WA. 093B. ---16
Evening star., 1951-07-15

lsstIiessd wssstsy I.pSfs a HIssa Tss
rm:, din; rm.. elec; kit; with dish;
Lebling, ewes. Oh. 66ss. ROBERT
B. HALL CO.. WI. $3.50. -15
4-bedrm. rambler. over "a acre
lawn and trees. custom built. 2 yrs.
2 firepl.. ga baths. full bsmt., gar.
Outstanding. $27 500. ARTHUR
LA ROCHE. Agt.. OIL. 0070. eves.-
BETH.-WOODMONT sect. 4s29 Cor
dell ave.-5-rm. house. can be zoned
commercial. S14.850. WI. 9405.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--SE.
&c. PA. AVE. AND 18th ST.

VIC. PA. AVE. AND 18th ST.
HOME WITH INCOME
8 rms. bath. gas heat. 2-car garage.
Present income more than sufiicient
to amortize the property. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Some furni-
ture included. Gall Mr. McGinnis,
AP. 1897 ewes. and sunday; Ma.
1865 weekdays. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. l719 z ST. NV.
RESTORING CAPITOL HILL
dem in res Iisr Ss w hfnss make nSs m des sss
home after 1t Is restored: $3.50;
only "a blk. from the House Once
Bldg. l blk. from the Congressional
Ltbrary; vacant: can have settle-
ment within 10 days.
: D. F. FARLEY, vi. 4949
Your Neighborhood
RAo1 Eetota npnkAN 4
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HU. 4345
BETHESDA REAT,rv
BURNT MIIIS HITJ.S
CARROLL KNOLLS

DAILY 6 TO 8 PM.
And by sppt. Trade your home 70,
2 3-bedrm., all brick rambler, Gift.
liv. rm. with irepl.), kit. with dish
washer disposal, large dinette:
hrisht bsnlt., with outside entr. and
schools. F. II. A. or Conventional
financing arranged to suit pur-
chaser. Out Ga. ave. to Dexter
ave, left 2 blocks to Darrow, ieft
to model house. BROWN REALTY
CORP, ST. 2O26; ewes, IA 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA
BETHESDA-S17.95O
BETHESDA, MD.
ENGLISH VILLAGE

A delightful white brick home In this
on a quiet street. Entrance hall.
library or bedroom and layatory.
living room with fireplace, dining
rm., kitchen, side screened porch on
first floor; bedrms and bath second
moor, Big lot 70x224 with trees,
Gas heat. Call Mr.. Shackelford, MA.
1900; ewes and week ends. 81, f,6OS.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14l7 K St NV ia
Evening star., 1951-07-15

Is your problem. Drive out to eo1
Davis ave-. near Washington. Sani-
. matehless S-rm. and 2-bath' cor
ner home, selling unbelievably low
for S17.500. Open today only, bet.
! and 8. HOME REALTY CO.. Real
tors 1927 Penn ave NV RE 1897
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
DAMASCUS DAMSEL
BRICK-M ACRE

CONTINUED on Next Passl
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CHEVY CHASE!
! NEWS FLASH |!

OPEN 1915.
New EXCLUSIVE. Just brought in;
NAM sized rooms and with em-
phasis on features q WOMAN likesl
Wioe center hall gorgeous 16x26
liv. rm. has diversified fireplace,
built-in plate glass mirror and wide
picture window. Paneled den. .
equipped kit. patio: buyer may as
sumo vets S16,500 AZ loan.
To reach: Out Conn. ave. to East
West highway. right to Jones Mifl
I'd. left to Coquelin teri. and our
open sign.
THE BRANT COMPANY
IA. 4-16Q0
Evening star., 1951-07-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MASS. AVE. Sc.
Beautiful Colonial brick home;
rms. tile bath, full bsmt.. auto. ht. /;
price, S14.950. with $1,000 down.
PARK ROAD HOUSING
DE. 171O. VI. 4765.
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4 BEDROOMS
DETACHED BRICK

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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HOME AND INCOME

11OI1G z44VD 14NNO1WI
This 11-rm. and 3-bath home on
for nice So@e a and veLy add,tioaa asaI
revenue producing apis. Rms. are
very 1ge. and house Is in good cond.
Screened rear porch on 1st a.. oil
h.-wh.. garage and complete kit.
are additional good features. Rea-
sonably priced. $5. 900 down. bal.
$7.50 per thousand. HERBERT q
SONS. Realtors. 515 z. Capitol st.,
II. 3-0129; ewes. II. 3-27s1.
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HOUSES FOR sALE---N.E.

coLoRED. MODERN CORNER BRICK
A iSyely cor. hSms Of 8 nT irnnmae. rms,
concrete porch; vic. OF 3rd and
Douglas SITS. ne. Priced to sell
immed. with low down paymt, Mr..
Penland. till 10 pm. Ii. 7-6696.
ATLAS REALTY CO. --16
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721 ADRIAN ST. 8. =.

III ADRIAN 81. 3. u.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-6
1st showing Of this lovely semidet.
brick rms. and bath; full bsmt.
Priced to sell on reas. terms. Dir.
Out MINI. ave. to Ely place, rt. to
Ridge I'd. rt. TO Texas ave. and
left to Adrian st. and open sign.
LOUIS RUDDEN Elk. 5707. -15
RARELY can we offer such excep.
tional values as the following which
are priced right and easily financed
Semidet. duplex. contains 2 complete
separate apts.. modern throughout
Attractive brick bungalow. rms,
fireplace. expansion attic, full bsmt
Immediate possession. Nicely land
scaped.
cottage-type frame bunga-
low with 3 rms. fireplace. foored
and partitioned expansion attic. full
bsmt. Nice lot with trees and
flowers.
For appointment call
NEWCOMB REALTY SERVICE
1923 Nichols Ave. S. E. 10. 2-7655
OPEN BY OWNER, 2 TO 8 PM.
and Sunday; 62S Ridge
I'd. s.e.; 5 large rooms. 2-story
the city; Iiv. rm. ae By IL. with fire-
place. din. rm and modern kitchen
on 1st floor; 2 master-sized bedrms.
and tile bath on 2nd noor: base.
fencsd-in lot; SIS. 500. substantial
cash. ALVIN EPLiNG, UN. 0SI3.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

CoLORED-302 SO. CAROLINA AVE.
S;E:-Vacant. 9-rm brick; / " baths,
81 81 h;oy;h.; priced to sell. FIR. 5119.
coLoREDD-2s4s HUNTER lS PLACE
S.E.-5 rms. mod brick, full cellar,
front and rear yards; auto. gas
neat; to be sold on terms ct 81, $50
down. MIR. CLARK, sun, NO. 1865.
weekdays. RE. 0657.
CoLoRED-S.E.-$13.950, beautiful
two-family brick home In flne con-
dition. Only 81, 800 down. Cali to
see this lovely home today. A. L.
KNAPP, D1. 6S29; evenings. CHI
CoLoRED-s7So cAsH-Bal. like
rent. Attractive semidet. brick home
Of 5 rms, full tile bath. modern
equipped kitchen. basement, oil heat.
nice yard. Anchor fence. Only s
yrs. old. RA. 341s.
CoLORED-113I end ST. Sc
Row brk.. rms: gas, cleo, etc.
Priced $3.50, $175 dn. and $3.50
per mo. JOHN L. SHELTON.
COLORED-VACANT-l740 D st.
Sc, six rooms and bath, row brick,
Gil heat. full basement, nice yard.
front and rear porches. For ap-
min knrant N fnsnarf roN np TAQR
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BETHESDA OWNER

Prewar custom built. picturesaue.
very substantial, practical, Comfort.
able. tapestry brick house and Ea.
rage located on hill above street on
fenced lot STILLS IT.; beaut. garden,
lawn. trees. shrubs. Six Rood-sis
rms, fireplace. lst q; lge. bedrm.,
very Ige. useful deck adjoining
bedrm;: full 3-rm. bsmt., oil &C.
heat. Plenty Of closet, storage space.
Other special features. Near school
bus. WI. 1918. No agents. -I5
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
RAMBLERS

Easy, enjoyable, one-fioor living IN
have at least 3 bedrms., GE kit.
with dishvasher disposal. separate
din. rm.. full basement: some
bedrms., ga baths; S1D,o5o and up;
one for immed. occup. Directions:
out 10th st. or Conn, ave. to E.-W.
hwy. thence to $500 E.-W. hwy.
and north 9 blks to ramblers.
SUPER-RuILT CO. SH ARCn -1k
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES EoR sAls-s.E.

CoLoRED-oPEN 3-5
1929 independence Ave
(Formsrly B 81. s;e.); $1,000 dn.
brick home with an almost new
heating system and 8 spacious brigh
rms. and large modern kills {
definite bargain. Partly furn.. read.
for you to move In. Ewes. and Sun.
call 10. S-7970.
URCIOLO REALTY
ME. 1871
Evening star., 1951-07-15
BETHESDA
aTr,Nr AMI pRJrY RAMpI,ER

STONE AND BRICK RAMBLER
S26,2 $50
Near the Naval Hospital. we have
Calf. ramblers that are architec,
conv.; entr. hall, beaut. appointed
liy. rm., din. rm. with adjacent
patio, ultramod. kit. with break.
fast nook, Laundry.
GRAND BEDRMS., 2 FULL BATHS
Marvellous closets, attic storage; gar
this Is real value. Ewes, Oh. 0670
SGMJ1ET, ROCIEy. INC
Evening star., 1951-07-15
18th ST. Sc.

18th ST. Sc.
3 blks. from Pa. ave.-3 ants. Q
baths. 3 kits; income, approx, Sie5
mo-; $1,000 down. This won't last
long. Call days. Ii. 6-O2l6; ewes.
ANTHONY v. COLICCHIO
REAL ESTATE CO.