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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
SURVEY ON COST OF
LIVING IN ALASKA
is URGED BY T0BlN

Secretary of Labor Topin has
stated that he is in full agreement
with Delegate Bartlett's representa-
tons that cost-of living surveys
should be undertaken as soon as
possible throughout Alaska.
The Secretary's views were ex-
pressed in a recent letter in re-
Spouse to Delegate Bartlett's long
standing recommendation that a
cost-of- living study and labor
market analysis in Alaska be made
prior to the passage of resolution
introduced by Delegate Bartlett on
this subject.
The Delegates resolution first in
troduced in the 8lst Congress and
reintroduced on January 3 OF this
year in the 82nd Congress authorizes
the Bureau of Labor Statistics to
report periodically on labor condi-
tons in Alaska, with particular re-
ference to wages, working condi-
tions, hours of work, productivity,
industrial relations and employment
and job opportunities in various
industries, prices for principal COM
modities and the cost of living IN
the larger towns. Additionally, the
reports, which would be made to
CONGRESS no less than once every
two years, would also relate to hous-
ing and other conditions affecting
the welfare of labor in Alaska.
1--WE are making plans" Secretary
Tobin has informed Delegate Bart
lett. "to collect price information
in Alaska in the next few weeks
to satisfy emergency needs. Assum-
ing that funds are made available
to us eve have none for this pur-
pose, we are planning to make a
more complete cost OF living survey
in several cities in the Territory
in the late spring, and to reinstitute
a full-scale index program. am
now asking for these funds and
hope that we can go forward with
this program"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
JAP FISHING
INDUSTRY IN
BAD CRISIS

TOKYO, Feb. Ia Up -Japan's
fishing industry is facing serious
economic crisis, William c. Her
rington, chief of the Occupation
Fisheries Division, said today.
Japan's fishermen want to fish
over wider areas and they want
more financing.
Harrington turned thumbs down
on both. He said neither would help
He came up with his own viewpoint
program.
He blamed current troubles on
Cd 40 per cent increase in the
number of fishermen since the
war - to 100000 or 100000, CO
a shortage of sardines and herring
and 90 increased operating costs.
He said reopening pre-war fishing
areas now closed to the japanese
would do little good.
His own program. cut down over
fishing, develop sound conservation
regulations, establish strong agen-
cies to enforce regulations, improve
quality and cut costs, and establish
sound financing program.
Japans fishing fleet exceeds IT,
10000 gross tons. This is coiisid-
erably larger than it was before
the war.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
FIGHT
SLAVES OFF DEATH
! WAR CRIMINALS

LANDSBERG. Germany, Feb. 10
-lR- A last-ditch fight for life in
Federal District Court in Wash
ington today STAYED off the .sched-
uled hanging of seven German war
criminals at U. S. prison here.
Col w. r. Graham, prison com
mandant, said that as long as the
U. S. Court considers habeas cor
pus action filed by an attorney for
the seven condemned men, the exc
cutions will be stayed.
The seven-former SIS officers and
concentration camp officials accused
of the murder Of thousands OF CT
villains during the World War II
originally were to have gone to the
gallows Tuesday night. The hanging
was put off until last night, then
postponed again because of the
mems legal struggle.
The U. S. Court denied a habeas
corpus writ on Tuesday. Yesterday
Attorney Warren MaGree filed an
appeal in Washington appealing this
decision.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
R. {. BuseIlInann 10
Face Trial, Charge
Income Tax Evasion

SEATTLE, Feb. Is. = R-Seattle
Fisheries Executive Robert E.
Buschmann will face trial In
Tacoma April on two counts OF
income tax evasion.
Buschmann, 81, has pleaded in
nocent for failure to file income
tax returns in 1916 and 1947, Assist
ant U. S. Attorney Harry Sager
reported. The government reports
his 1916 income as $44,455.S1 and
his 1947 income as $12,58771.
The indicted man is partner
in the West Coast Salmon Co.
Of Seattle and Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
PROBLEM AIR
DEFENSE u. 5.
IS |N50LUBLE

MONROE, Wis, Feb. 15.-R-Ail
defense of the United States is ar
almost insoluble problem" says
Gen. Nathan F. Twining, vice chief
of the Air Force.
Long range bombing within ar
attacking enemy nation offers the
best land perhaps only opportunity
to strike decisive blow" he said
in a speech last night
Increased range, speed and alti-
tude of modern airplanes were cited
by the general as causes for in
creasing difficulty of defense against
air attack.
Twining spoke at a Chamber OF
Commerce dinner in his home city
After discussing the effectiveness
of the atom bomb which can be
carried by American long-range
bombers, he said:
Long range bombardment is a
method of warfare through which
our superiority of skis and weapons
can be brought to hear against
the sources of enemy strength any
where in the world"
The Air Force official said this
striking power would not be against
enemy populations but against in
stallations which make it possible
for the enemy to produce weapons.
Modern industrial plants cannot
be divided and scattered without
destroying the efficiency OF pro-
cessing and assembly so necessary
in mass production" he said.
OF the Korean war. Twining said
there has been very little real air
warfare" because the Air Force has
avoided attacking the enemy's prin-
cipal bases and source of supply In
Manchuria.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
INTERESTING TALK
ABOUT vI0LET5 AT
GARDEN CLUB meet

Mrs. Alice Thorne gave talk on
African Violets at the Juneau Gar
den Club Wednesday afternoon
which was full of interest and in
formation for the many African
Violet enthusiasts in the club. Mrs.
Thorne has more than 20 varieties
and 700 plants on the enclosed
porch of her home and has been
asked to contribute series Of
articles ON growing African Violets
in Alaska to the African Violet
Magazine. She touched upon the
history and original locale of the
flower, soil, water and tempera-
ture conditions. propagation and
insect control and was able to an
swer many questions on variety
of problems encountered in grow
ing the plants and bringing them
to bloom.
Mrs. Ray Renshaw presided over
short business session before the
program. Mrs. Helen Hixson chair
man of the program committee,
distributed the new Yearbooks
which are delight to Hover
lovers. Regret was expressed over
the loss of Mrs. j. P. Porter due
to her removal to Metlakatla and
Mrs. Earle Hunter, Jr., was APP
sointed Vice President for the re-
mainder of the year in her place
| Mrs. Norbert Ottke has taken
/ charge CT the Wild flower and Bird
calendars and note paper.
Other speakers on the program
were Mrs. Maxcine Williams who
tcld OF her visit to the Poulsbc
! Garden Club where she showed her
Alaskan flower slides and Mis-.
Harry Stcnehouse who gave time
| ly hints on garden preparations FOR
/ this season of the year.
| Mrs. George Sundborg, the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Pat Carroll
served a delicious dessert and cof-
fee before the program. Guests
included Mrs. Clarice l.. zeusler
of Seattle, Mrs. H. B. Thornquist
| of Wrangell, Mrs. G. l.. Carlson OF
| Cordova, Mrs. Marshall Crutcher
of Kodiak, Mrs. P. A. Kolander oil
Seal Beach, California, Mrs. j. L.
Beason and Mrs. j. A. Herdlick OF
Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
EASY LIVING" IS
DIFFERENT MOVIE,
CAPITOL THEATRE

Most football pictures consist
chiefly of gridiron action building
I'D to a climax in which the hero
makes a 99-yard run for the Win
ming touchdown in the last 10 Sec
onds of play
EASY Living" is different. The
RKO Radio offering at the Capitol
Theatre, smartly subordinates its
gridiron scenes to delving private
life problems of the players on a
crack professional team, and in so
doing has come up with an absorb
ing and thoroughly realistic human
drama.
The central character is the
teams star halfback, married to
an extravagant and ambitious wife,
whose hopes for his future are
blasted when he loses out on a COL
lege coaching position he had count
ed on and when he also learns that
his football days are numbered be-
cause of a serious heart ailment.
His efforts to patch up his mari
tai difficulties and adjust his life
to meet the new conditions mot
vate the story Victor Mature, por-
traying the role, does splendid
lob of it. Co-starred with him are
Lucille Ball as the teams secretary
deeply interested in him, Lizabeth
Scott as his wife, Sonny Tufts as
his best friend, and Lloyd Nolan
as manager coach. All five OF them
turn in solid performances.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15
LOOT CAUSES TROUBLE

WAU, Sudan-tR-A Dinka tribes
man, impersonating a policeman
arrested a member of the Jur tribe
for possessing hashish, a forbidden
narcotic. The Jur paid the DINA
$3.50 to let him go. but protested
and started fight when the Dinka
demanded the hashish as we'll A
real policeman came along and ar
rested both.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15

A soapy solution made by pound
ing and soaking roots of the yucca
plant is used by the Indians of New
Mexico for ceremonial ablutions.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15

who are older, wiser and have been
burned by Homecoming candles
which grew dim in their windows.
Unless you've got an engagement
ring or a reasonable facsimile
thereof (some definite token OF
esteem and Affection don't count
on that man too much. Even then
the gentlemen are opportunists and
selfish, an engagement ring would
be considered small less by them If
they wished to satisfy their desires
in another direction.
ANY girl who gives a pledge 70
a boy who Is going abroad faces
the risk of losing him and should
be prepared for the shock. Even
if you feel you could never love
another and your heart is perma-
nently captivated by your fighting
Romeo, have an understanding with
him that you both will date others,
SO that the blame of cooled affec-
lions will not rest on one persons
shoulders, if it should happen.
If on the day of your reunion
you still care for each other, you
will be singularly fortunate, in
deed. Youth is like a searching
wind IL doesn't mean TO be
tickle.
If you've known your young man
Tor a long time, and think that
marriage is the only solution, dis
cuss it with your parents and then
don't hesitate if they approve. AS
one girl said recently:
my boy friend and 1 decided
to treat his sojourn in the Army
as sort of a separation which could
happen if he'd gone away to COL
lege. We are going to get married
now. and save the allowance am
entitled to as wife, for furniture
and a down payment on house. .
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-15

TOKYO, Feb. Is. -lR-Keishi
Tonegawa was not one to let
Tokyo's heaviest snowfall in Is
years keep him from his job.
The 15-year-old copy boy in the
Associated Press Tokyo Bureau
went to the railroad station at 7
am. as usual. The trains were not
running.
Keishi started walking H e
reached the office seven hours and
20 minutes later-just in time to
turn around and go home. BY then,
trains were running.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sas IN you'd busy tf iocs t.
DRY tiSp cLsSzNlSd HSz iSsdT PLaST ssnF and ,tor. r.
Arl. Does. about S40O wkly., over
eead sase5 eaiS easG viii ffun Handle III af~ HE
BERT e. COHEN Co. I04a n
VARIETY Rihs Is AND Nd 10 Se; GENT - store. SSs in
busy shopping center in Arl. Does
between. $500 and 5000 wkly. idea
tor husband and wife. Good man.
good buy at $4,000 plus stock. AL
cn,lngg cIrSIng st, s., ] AFl;; W.. cH. 1851. =
and wholesale. 40-pan Midlebu-
Marshal revolving oven. 10-gal. ca
PPscGsn,ns PPseisy Ice s1e, cream freezer ana large
room. good lease. Apply PiTTLEs
BAKERY, 1921 Nichols ave. Sc. Il
BAkERY IN Shirlington shoppins
center; 1850 gross. $33; 600. Can
% twice that much. $4,000 cash.
RM' sa0aS %e6sk 6M f1ssi fhor. for rent. cor 9th
and Newton ne; rms. 9 baths;
SC Ox xNDf fSia'' iSc vARiETY ri ~ STORE. main
street. loc.; other interests compel
sale: low rent, small down payment;
xII.S, rrS W sui: 6ox ffS-A, Star l
D. c.. or vicinity. win pay casf
DELICATESSEN-A $500 week.
ly: OF sale beer. must sell. Bes!
FLOWER SHOP for sale. !. for only
$4,000. Due to illness in the family
Call TR. 1900 or NO. O84S. II
RESTAURANT. fast-growing suburb
Owner, not restaurant man. will sci
cheap. Lockwood 5-0125 eevnings
2s
GROCERIES AND MEATS. Week.,
business, $4,000. Self service: ont
Of the best equipped stores in D. c.
! price. S25. 900. plus stock. NATHAN
SILVER. EX. 1880. SundaY, 10-1
only, please, WI. 1884.
GENERAL MDSE-Mostly yard goods
on busy NV. thorouehfare. adjoin.
ing free parking lott. owner recalled
to service. Priced for quick sale
RA. eSSS. 8 to 9. 2s
PARTNER, active. or silent. for ar
established furniture, carpet. fabric
| business; store at one Of the besi
2sss!09s s q doe rs & sssssi ssioOoS sOSoss''nss 81
! f70-x, Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
APTs. WANTED tcent.l

WANTED particularly attractive
an american woman returning from
residence abroad. for occupancy
from May l for 3 to 8 months
careful tenant; no children or pets
Piease write; giving full details
EFF. APT. in private home. or apt
house. NV. section. CAN ME. 304s
Ssfors SSsiors M.v " am. or after. 7:3o pm.
COUPLE, 1 child. want S-rm. un.
furn. apt. with utils. Max. $50
\ OR. 6946.
YOUNG COUPLE, / child, need furn
apt, or house. preferably Chevy
Chase or Bethesda area; call OIL
SMALL APT. priv. bath and kit
Emp. couple. no children. WO. 1884
CANADIAN EMBASSY female EN-.
ploye desires reas. furn. or un.
furn. ed. ant. In. good NV. loca'
tion. Phone weekdays DE. 1o11
NV. d. c.. 2 bedrm.. unfurn.
older apt. May LIST or later. BY
quiet. middle-aged empl. couple
perm. Gov. Sci, ref. Box 472-v
Star.
WANTED IMMED.. new l or s bdrm
| apt. furn., In Silver Spring. College
Park area. VoGT; AID. 0700. ext
TEACHER rfESAScsHiER desires small furn. apt
REFINED IsAf S'Einp EMPL. couPIE desires Pun un.
| furn. apt. liy: rn:. bedrm., kit, ant
bath; Bat top, TOP, se5; after 10 am. Sun,
GovERSMENT atvi aSif EMPLoyE wants EN-.
Tnion Stnhss Station. I a BOX BeS. oSa star. n''i "
WANTED, unfurn. l-bedrm. apt. by
empl. professional cple. before June
/, Georgetown or Dupont Circle area
pref. WI WI decorate. Best Best refs. Can
HGs fuTn aps psSssa sret '0sn.s sil sss .cheVs
chase area. College grad; now com
mutting from BALTIC. Box 120-v. Star
COLLEGE GRADUATE and mothe,
need bedroom or efile., unfinished,
10th st. apt. bldg. DI. 2420. .
MAJOR tWAcl desires furn. ENC,
apt pref. within 20 min; driy. dis
North antf i49s I79a after fs ie snsaaoh am OF NV
YOUNG COUPLE desires unfurn. efic.
RA. 00l5 or DE. 1891.
ENG. BSMT. or 1st-fir. 1-bedrm. apt,
S65 mo. BOX 2e-z, Star.
FREE! FREE! LANDLORDS
APPLICANTS WAITING FOR FURN.
OR UNFURN. APT. AND HOUSES,
WASH. VA, MD. (WHTTEl Ma. 0001.
COLORED-COUPLE. 2 children. age
and 6 mos, desire unfurnished
apt. or house; refs. OV. 4730.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFICIENCY OR 1-BEDRM. AIT,
furn. or unfurn.; max. $50; will buy
GENTLEMAN, 30, car, desires clean.
neat rm. or bachelor apt. IN
pleasant sur. Call NEFSKY, Ii.
5-6700. Ext. 64215. bet. 9 an
APT. wanted by single man; small
apt. or eflc., with sunny expos. in
quiet NV. section; reas. rent. Ad-
dress L. s., 1903 Surrey lane NV
Efficiency Tfne nENcY APT. wanted unfurn n
or viii buy furn. Box 4s3-x. Star.
UNFURN. 2-BEDRM. APT; glove,
Park. Burleith OF Macarthur blvd;
young couple; ! child; will conSideI 7
! bedrm. s7Na MRS; IA NIaLEa; s5Eds Wo' SS42e
CHRISTIAN GIRL desires efaciencs
OF will share with one other girl;
NV. section. Box 4S6-X, Star. Il
WANTED TO RENT by Wellesley
coll. prof. and wife: apt, or small
n2sse beS IN 9r D. bease C. deea res sshe Repy zai
Mathews lane. Kensington, Md, Lo
REFINED Refined BusrNEsswoMAN desire.
unfurn. apt conv. to transp.; du.
plex or apt. bldg; $50 mo. 10
WANTED. sassSs oetHSf GNfURS.. 4 s.m: i or bedrm
apt: for women and well behayee
little dog; NV. or Va. ia. S-0779
L to 8. Sat. and Sun. Il
GEORGETOWN - Furnished apart.
ment; sodh three girls college grads
YOUNG 1Tj eoSSi GIRL. Jewish. desires apt
in n.w.. apt. bldg. pref; willing, t.
QUIET CouPLE. no children or pets
desires nicely furn. OF 2 room
and bath, in NV. section, as soor
as possible. Bog 33S-V. Star. Il
2 rms, pvt, apt. with kitchen ant
bath. in NV. section. Box 475-Y
FOR MAY Librarian with wifi
and infant desire 3-4 room unfur
nished apartment: NV. or % nea
GRSTEE stFEiiEs ns seefs ama rsns sSe
furnished or unturnished. or t
e-BEDRoOM unfurn. apt. NV. o
nearby Va, for couple with infant
ref. ftlrn.; permanent D. c. resident
in pres. apt. yrs. Call ov. 1882
YOUNG COUPLE with baby desire un
furnished 2-bedrm. apt, pvt. hom
or apt. bldg; vicinity Census Blu
reau. 20, 9,S319. -
REFINED BUSINESS LADY desire
Will share with refined congenis
lady: best refs; close to transp
must be reasonable. Box 4S9-X. Stal
PERM. GOVT. EMPL.. Prot. bach. A
wishes .1-2 furn. rooms, pvt; emit
Gjrcle ar GEORGETOWN pfd. max. Sc
TO $40; refs. Ex. OlOO. Ext. IN
Mon 1-5
Evening star., 1951-04-01
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

e VETERANS with new trucks. de.
sire any type hauling. EN-. 9214
s. WELLS, CO. Ii. 6-5i9l.
.EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
rsas: IA; 2937; ewes. GE. 1416. 2s
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cal
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country safe storage ID
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGE
CO INC est 1908
ANYTIME. moving. pickup and de.
livery. Prompt service. "a hrs, q
day, 7-day wk. 3-hr. min. AT. 1857.
SMALL JOBS - Luggage. baggage,
personal effects, etc; truck: white
driver. ewes. and wk. ends. To. 1923.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE BEAUTIFUL. modern
home in exclusive Ravenwood Es-
tateS in exchange for care of chill
dren and housekeeping duties. FA
COUPLE TO SHARE 4-room house
Furnished HI. 42S7. IL
2 GIRLS. % or over. to share small
house; all conyeniences; 15 min. bus
to Pentagon. TIE, 1918. Il ;,
SHARE furnished house with owner;
2 bedrms.; fully detached: Brad
bury Hghs.. D. C. Call VI. 9032.
MIDDLE-AGED employed lady tc
share 7-rm. house with 2 other
ladies. Phone ewes. vi. 0734,
HOUSE to share in Virginia with
empl. lady; modern, knotty pine
kitchen: % miles; $50. includes
utilities. Box 457-X. Star.
WILL SHARE attractive bungalov
with 2 nice girls bet. 20-30: maid
service; reasonable. ia. S-7562
Weekdays, HO, 1929,
Evening star., 1951-04-01
OPEN 2-6 TO-DAY

1873 c st. me-; take elevator to apt
90: fourth floor front: This apt. ha:
leaving city; price only $3.50 with
moderate down payment. For de.
tails call Walter Aiken. RE. 1887
or AID. 5297.
Home Realty Co., Realtors
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Apis. 81 and 42-Open is
Just step west of 18th at Columbia
rd... Apt. 81. spacious. front apt,
eontai9'tns 't "a 2 bsdTps sa.P H liy oTn' Tp' din
Apt. AZ, lge. liv. rm., bedrm.. kit
and bath; only S6,950, on terms.
Call Mr.. Palmer. HU. 9447. or Mr..
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CQIORED

Resale Of apartments in established
co-operatives listed below:
1882 18th st. NV, No. Al, bed
rooms, living room. kit. and bath,
1Si5 18th st. NV. No. IL, bed
room, living room. kit. bath. $500
down.
1415 Girard st. NV. No. "a, bed
room, living room, kit, bath, $3.50
down.
l21 18th st. ne. No. ga. 1 room,
kit, bath, S195 down.
For details on the above apartments
and others available. Call Ma. S036.
once Of A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 l
st. NV Open Sun, IL to 5. 3
Evening star., 1951-04-01
EXCELLENT LOCATION

Is Minutes to Downtown
This excellent apt. can be bought for
monthly S payments. T only $500; 500;
large living room. with walk-in
closet, large bedroom. ample closet
space, full tiled bath; completely
f1reproof bldg. only 3 yrs. old; one
halt blk; from bus; must be sold
Conlon. MI. 1922.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC
IEon Y a. N W MA k0O6
Evening star., 1951-04-01
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

SQsSf AEANt m6tNtS
81 4. !. AVE. E.w.-and-tlr; front
s44.5o; heat and nd hot INV water @ iurn.; n;
i child. Apply on. premises:
bath; $4,000. $1,000 down. Boz
NAYI6h NtASsIo stsli teslaiRDENs-oD.n for in.
30th and Naylor I'd. s.es 1-bedroom
price. only 5000; about 81. 500
doTgn; pGssessioni snoo DRuRY, REALTY 1n
81 i7fa r. Z. r AVE. W. N.W..around wv nr.. :
rms. pvt. bath and entr.; $43 80
heat, h.-w. and utils furn.; / child
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy one
sp.Is%.n q ass sosst Details Sos ssg
M. ssaf fssh AND COLUMBIA RD.-Lse.
sunny liv: rm:, facing park full
din; rm.. lge3. foyer, 2 bedrms,, z
baths and KIT, ,,,r Plenty lent Of q closet Ss
proof BLDG. with excel. elevator. Re
stricted, No young children or pets.
Si6. 900. can Monday. mo. 4275.
NEAR BOILING FIELD-A pretty. /,
bedroom apt, with living room, full
dinette. kitchen and bath; modern
building. " blk. to bus and stores;
only S7.750: total monthly pay
HARRY I. GODDARD. OIL. 1929.
BILTMORE ST. Mr.. coLUM. RID.
S11,750-S4. 500 CASH.
Purchases this beautiful 3-bedrm.
apt, butlt-in bookcases, wall-to-
wall carpet, custom-made drapes;
modern Tappan range. refgr. and
iaIh'st7Msssi JU. ae7bos. oan NA'' MAoAN'
SPACIOUS 3-bedroom apt. open for
inspection Sunday. Ia Pm; artis-
tically decorated and completely
modernized, this apt. also includes
foyer. large living room. 20' dining
room, new tiled bath and ultra
modern kitchen; q sixth floor loca-
tion with three exposures affords
ample ventilation; twenty-four-hou
elevator and switchboard service
This is an excellent value in an older
established cooperative with con-
venient '.close-in" location. Total
The Northumberland. New Hamp-
shire ave. at v st. NV. (one-half
block east of 18th ST.. Please OBJ
serve open" hours. II. @. SMITHY
CO ST 3200 II
Evening star., 1951-04-01
RESTAURANT

Excel: corner on WIS. ave. Good
conditioned. Fully equip. Beer and
wine license. Doing $1,000 weekly
on 6 days which can be increased.
Owner will let it 60 to responsible
party on excel. terms. Priced right.
Call Mr.. Gales. with A. D. MINI
CnELLa. 1U25 Vermont ave. NV.
DI. 1920.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
5000 DOWN

Once again we've located three mag
nificent one-bedroom apis. in an
excellent NE. location overlooking
the Supreme Court; they are priced
ridiculously low for quick sale this
week end. For appt.. consult Mr..
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC
SOn Il Cf NJ w MA EnAk
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Own Your Own Apt. Home

DEAL IN CONFIDENCE
We have been in the CO.
operative ta apt, On home me ownership ne nip
esspoass sss5oass ter for 81 EFs bldss pus oas
into successful u. operation p M IN n
only those coop. apt, homes
that we can indorse as fairy
priced and which are located
plan and the administration
meets with our approval. Like
any other investment; there
are certain fundamental re.
ouirements In the setup. and
operation OF q coop. home
development that must be
present. present TO make knoE,.s.s II 2 sounss ns
these requirements is gained
from years Of exp. Learn
what you should know BY con-
sulting with US, or call the
Better Business Bureau and
follow its maxim to IN
yEsTIGATE BEFORE YOU
Just now we have listed for
sale several coop. apt. homes
OF varying sizes. prices and
locations. In bldgs. that meet
with the above requirements.
INQUIRE.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt: Authority Since 1920