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The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Another Ship Tieup Predicted

Unless d settlement is reached in the meantime, which isn't too hopeful a strike of the Interna- tional Longshoremen and Ware houssmsn's Union on the Pacific Coast, voted for June 15, may tie up Alaska shipping at mid-season.
 The ILWU is demanding 30 cents and welfare benefits, according to the Alaska Steamship Company which operates in the Alaska trade.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
PLANE PASSENGERS

Passengers in and out of Wran- gell with Alaska Coastal and Ellis airlines this past week were as follows
 Saturday, May 5. To Ketchikan: Jerry Moore, Brooks Hanford, G. Lowry To Juneau: Vera Smith. From Juneau: Art Uggen. To Pe- tersburg: Art Gillert, Zalmain Gross. From Petersburg Brooks Hanford, Grant Lowry.
 Sunday, Nay 6. From Ketchikan: George Musser, Ann Diven, Dr. L.. Mellor, Mrs. John Sivertsen. To Juneau: Dr. Frank Maresh. From Juneau: Elmer Rasmussen. To Pe- tersburg: Art Uggen. From Peters burg: Hal Fairhurst.
 Monday, May '. To Ketchikan: MT. Shack, Dr. L. Mellor, Matt Cor mley (Lincoln Rock), F. A. Nelson. From Ketchikan W. Mitchell, Geo. Lloyd. To Juneau: Murlin Eyerson, Benjamin Miyasato, Edna Larsen, Wm. Hammer. From Juneau: Ed Shack, Fred Simpson, Mrs. W. Da- wis. To Petersburg: Mabel Lind strom, Ellery Carlson.
 Tuesday, May 8. To Ketchikan: Hal Fairhurst, Mrs. Joe Bartline, Geo. Lloyd, Norma Macdonald. From Ketchikan: Les Florence, w. K. Sheldon, E. D. Knoll, Edward Pearthree, A. R. Brueger, J. Raden- baugh, Helen Marler, John Sivert- sen. To Juneau: Paul Eggert, Stan Miller. From Juneau: Fred Han ford, Cmdr. Larsen. To Petersburg: H. McDermott, c. Armstrong, E.. D. Knoll From Petersburg: G. Armstrong.
 Wednesday, May g. To Ketchi kan: George Musser. Charles Hall, MT. Carlson, Tim Casey, A. R. Brueger. From Ketchikan: Frank Parry, Lois Johnson, Esther Stew art, Frank Zepp, Jack Waters.
 To Juneau: Fred Hanford. Cmdr. Larsen. From Juneau: Art Ander- son, Tim Casey. To Petersburg: W. Mitchell, Helmi Jensen and infant Susan. From Petersburg: MT. Carl son, Jas. G. Browne, Al Zenger.
 Thursday, May 10. To Ketchi- kan: Jas. c. Browne. To Juneau: Lou Dvorak, Lucille French, Brooks Hanford, Keith Helsel, K. F. Ul- rickson.
 To Petersburg: Mrs. Gillespie. From Ketchikan: Chas. Marler, B. Hanford, Roy Smith, H. M. Olsen, Harvey 0ster, Fowler Martin, J. S. Fly, Al Nelson, MT. Stevenson.
 Friday, May II. To Ketchikan: Otis Speer, Norman Macdonald, J Macdonald, Chas. Marler. To Jun eau: Matt Gormley, Edw. Pear three, Joe Bigelow, MT. Anderson To Petersburg: Les Florence, w K. Sheldon, Geo. Sumption, Ed Stevenson, Fowler Martin, Jack Ely and Harvey Oster.
 To boat, Mary B.: F. Cortez.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Warren Coming North

Gev. Earl Warren of California is coming to Alaska this month to deliver the commencement day ad- dress at the University of Alaska, May 21. A gala reception is plan ned for him at Fairbanks and he is scheduled to make stops also at Juneau and Anchorage.
 Warren was the vice presidential candidate on the Republican ticket with Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York in 194S.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
ENEMY CASUALTIES SET NEAR 100000 IN KOREA

WASH. D. c. (AP) Enemy cas- ualties in Korea through April 30 totaled S93,662 the army estimated today. This represents an increase of 68,102 over figure released April 21. An army spokesman said he could not give U. N. casualties for the same period.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Favorable Statehood Report

Alaska and Hawaii statehood were given a favorable report this week by Chairman Joseph O'Ma- honey's Senate Insular Affairs com mittee. The report said statehood for Alaska was advisable from the standpoint of national defense, for eign relations and economic devel- pment. What will happen if and when the statehood bill gets on the Senate floor is a mooted question. Previous reports have not been op- timistic.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
On Taxpayers Trail

Off to the Anchorage area this week on the trail of non-paying taxpayers was Attorney General J. Gerald Williams, accc lpanied by his new assistant, George Apostol Tax Department has quite list of delinquent tax accounts in the Westward, some of them dating back to the old veterans tax.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Starts At June 9 Dance

Tenative date for opening the ticket selling contest for Queen will be June with a dance at the ANB Hall. Girls are urged to sign up before this date.
 Browning of the Queen has been set for the night of July 3 at a large coronation dance. Prizes will be awarded then.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
As Forecast

As indicated in this column last week, Everett Erickson was tnls week appointed Commissioner of Education by the Board of Edu- cation, meeting in Anchorage.
 Erickson, who has been deputy Commissioner, succeeds Dr. James C. Ryan, who has resigned effec- tive in June, to become Superin- tsndent of Schools at Fairbanks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
VA MAN HERE

Al zenger, ST., field representa- tive for the Veterans Administra- tion at Juneau, arrived here We'd nesday to confer with veterans on VA problems. He will leave tomor- row afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Hospital WiIled S5,OOO By The Late Andy Johnson

Olaf Hansen, chairman Of the Board o1 Control of Bishop Rowe General Hospital, informed the boa1d at It's meeting last Monday, that the late Andy Johnson had willed the hospital $5,O0O. John son, pioneer Alaskan and Wran- geIi merchant died here two weeks ago.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
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Expected disappointment

disappointment of George w. Folta, District Judge in the First Division, is expected shortly. Judge teltas term expired April 30.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
ELKs 1! j! ]! !!

ELKS ILL!
 DON'T Forget Your putting On the Mothers Day Potluck Tomorrow night --- 7.3O pm. Bring Your Girl---Bring the FOOD
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11

ELKS II!
 DON'T Forget Your putting On the Mothers Day Potluck Tomorrow night --- 7:30 pm. Bring Your Girl---Bring the FOOD
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Governor Back

Governor Gruening, who has been in Washington in connec- tion with civilian defense in the Territory. appropriations and other matters affecting Alaska, returned to his headquarters in Juneau this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
X-Ray Machine Memorial

The Board promptly ear-marked tnls fund for the purchase of an A-lay machine. The machine will De purchased as a memorial to Anay Jonnson and suitable plate indicating It inscribed and attached u tile machine. Added to this fund VIII De ten dollars given in memory oI MT. Johnson by Mrs. Mabel a-4uusrom ot Petersburg.
 board Secretary Rev. Hugh Hall estimated the new machine would cost more than the S5,000, probab= ly about S6,500. He announced that any one else who would like to make a memorial gift to the hos pIual for Andy Johnson or any one else, the hospital would most grate- fully receive it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Qualifications For Queen

The two qualifications that can didates for Queen must have are single and between the ages of 16 and 21 21 not inclusive. This will eliminate one of last years s candidates Don House.
 Girls interested in entering the contest, for which there will be prizes for all, sign (this also elim- mates House) at Art Wolf Nell sons office.
 Last years prize for the Queen was a trip to Ketchikan and Beals promises at least as much and pro- bab4. more of prize this year.
 All girls entering will be award ed something.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY will have potted Hyacinths for sale Saturday. May 12 at
 THE GIFT SHOP
FRANK zEPP HOME

City maintenance man Frank Zepp returned to Wrangell from Seattle by air Wednesday. He went south two weeks ago to arrange priorities and purchases of material for the city's water main and sewer construction program.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY =

FOR SALE g. by 10' heavy duck wall tent. See Hershel Hard ing at the post office 25-1tc.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
OPEN ROUSE TONIGHT Al HE SCHOOL
 BACCALAUREArE SUNDAY

Parents and the public have been invited to the local public school tonight, starting at 7:15, for the annual open house.
 A short instrumental music pro gram will be presented about D. m. in the auditorium.
 Baccalaureate Sunday
 BaccaIadraue services TOT the g. aduatng Seniors of Mrangell High School will be conducted Sun day and everyone is invited to at tend.
 Rev. Paul Evans of the Preaby- terian Church and Captain Shirley Cukr of the Salvation Amy ase conducting the service. Mrs. John Coulter is furnishing the music.
 Graduating Seniors are Ann Div en, Peggy Hartley, Ali Nore, Jack Marvin, Marlene MeKibben, James Schwartz, Joanne Washington, AL Ian Ritchie, Betty Desmond and Stella and Bella Lauth.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHANGES MEETING HOUR

O4hAs0GS 0n4<G4AAs& 44So&
 The Wrangen Chamber of Commerce will continue to meet Mondays at Kneeland's, but, effective next Monday, will meet from 1 to 2 pm.
 This arrangement was made to make preparation of the lunch easier for the cook. SHRIMP PACKERS WANTED
 at Reliance Shrimp Co.
 Experienced or Inexperienced ELKS /! III!
 DON'T Forget Your putting On tine Mothers Day Potluck Tomorrow night 7:30 pm. Bring Your Girl---Bring the FOOI
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-05-11
Present Machine Inadequate

The present X-ray machine was best available at the time and un- der the circumstances, but is en- tirely inadequate at present for both the Town of Wrangell and the local doctor, Hall pointed out, and the new machine will be care fully chosen for the needs of the community and it's financial cost.
 In commenting on bequests to the hospital, Hall said, There is scarcely better way of memorial izlng loved ones and friends than oy glylng monetary gifts to the hospital for a particular object or serylce. In this manner equipment and service are improved at a time and III a manner when the limited public funds for maintenance would make it impossible.
 '"The memory of the person is perpetuated and appreciated by the greatest number of people, and the giyer's money serves the greatest good"
Evening star., 1951-05-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

MAN. COLoRED, desires 2-rm.. kitch-
en- and bath; or 3-room, kitchen and
bath. Call EX. 1921. A
TWO REFINED GIRLS desire 1-bed-
rm. apt, unfurn.; upper NV. 10.
2-S334, evenings. q
FREE-Landlords. applicants wait
ing for furn. or unfurn.. apis,
houses, rms. or sublets. Wash, Va.
Md; white; 9 to pm. MA. o0o1.
GENTLEMAN interested in one-room
furnished apt. or will consider shar-
: ing apt with private bedroom, down.
town. NV. location. Prefer air
conditioned bldg. Box TAB Star.
TWO REFINED GIRLS desire 1 bed
room apt. unfurnished. around S65.
i Silver Spring area. SH. 0S42. ewes:
UNFURN., NE, vicinity. 9th and A;
settled woman, no bad habits. Ii.
BY MTDDLE-AGED CoUPLE-one or
two room frst-foor apartment'o IN
furnished. by May Is. Call AK. 2141
after 5 pm.
TWO PROFESSIONAL MEN desire 1
or 2-bedroom furnished apartment:
area 18th st NV. to Colo. ave. Call
NO. 67S9 after 9 pm.
EFFICIENCY APT. modern. air-cond.
cloSe-in, furn. or unfurn., by news
paperman. single; quiet, sober. UN.
USSSFTSRNfsHED SSSSi aisHh 1 OR Or BROOM APT.
NV: convenient TRANSPORTATION. Re-
fined lady. Ref. Box 1868. Star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-Used car lot. VIII hold
garage, modern office, gas heat and
wash room. Phone LU. 4-0403;
evenings, HI. 1858. -3
FOR SALE-Modern equipped res
taurant, W block from new Wash
liquor lie. can be obtained; doing
approx. between 5000 and $4,000
per month. 1923 L st. NV. 5"
FOR SALE-Prominent downtown
corner, near Thomas Circle, in
cludes 4 brick dwellings, containing
approximately so Ems. and 8 baths.
LINKINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV. DI.
$685.. week ends and ewes, EN-.
GAS STATION. business corner. ne.
location; nothing for good will;
dollar for dollar for stock. Call du'
RoOMING HOUSE. parkins ,ot. equip.
restaurant, equip. hand laundIs for
DRY CLEANING, solvent plant. com.
S75. 600 yr. gross. AT. 3247. ~
LIQUOR STORE, gas station. ant
lovely home. large commercial lot
located on Rt. /. just outside Wash.
ington in nearby Md. For further
information call PERRY BOSWELL
INC. WA. 4500. Open till Pm
FILLING STATION. auto sales room
and garage. Excellent location. Fall
| Church area, $57. 800. For com
plete information, write Box 443-A
Star. 3
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Please call Mr. Gavin with H. G..
SMITHY CO.. ST. $500; res, MI.
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home with 1st-floor bedrm and bath;
3 bedrms., bath on End A.; recrea-
tion room; bath in bsmt.; large
screened porch; elec. dishwasher;
gar. disposal; deep freeze; many
other extras. Avail. June 1. Call Mr.
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MovINe, PACKING. STORAGE

SMALL JoBS-Boxes, beds. personal
effects, etc.; white driver; D. C.,
Arl. and s. S. area. Tu; 1923. -
any time. Move, pickup and del. 2
days wk., "a hrs. a day. So mini
rmETMAN mEny a. MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reas. TIA. 2937; ewes. GE. 1416. q
MOVING BY VE1-Exper. nelp every
piece wrapped. insured; reas; Call
Sny time. MR. COOK. GL. 5lS7
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET o.
across the country: safe storage 10
Phone No OlO4. UNION STORAGE
DO. INC. est 1905.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

- Vacant, possession
in 7 days, handsome and modern g.
rm. Semidet. brick, 2k baths, fire.
place, rec. rm. with powder rm.; ga
rage; excel. cond., S21,950. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1103
BETHESDA-Charming detached bun
galoW, situated on a lovely wide lot.
The home consists of combina-
ton living rm. and dining run +.
equipped KITCHEN, 2 nice bedrms.
rage. A lovely home on an attrac--
tive street Price. S16.750. Call
w, B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
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RooMING HOUSE, 10 rms, 8 baths;
rent. S95: good buy and income
$500 down. Mrs. Koch.
Reach & Purcell, EX. 2412
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oIUO MI. VGfsNON AVE. |
AL. 1000
Ewes. TIE. 4131. oV 6677, TIE. 1866
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1901 4th ST. N.w.-Inspect by appt
only. Cor. brk., rms, Ia baths,
recr, rm., bar, gas furnace, built-tn
gar; family with children accept
WAITE. Realtor, 1913 K st. NV
GEEooRSGiEsTHowN-Newly Eo turn.. Q twin
size bedrmS., 2 baths, nv. rm. (hre-
place., din. rm., kit. (dishwasher),
full bsmt.; on historic estate over
looking the city; $3.50; avail. May May
70 LEo fS5 konB mss CO.. hVfs 1857 Wi Wis ave ave-
NV. MI. 300. "a
Observation-Disclosures. brick bum
galow; completely and nicely furn.;
6-mo. lease. GRAHAM & co. ST.
Nicely Nicely FURN.. . bedrms,, full bsmt.
GLEN MAR PARK-one mile beyond
West Moreland. Newly furnished
and decorated 3 bedrms., ga baths;
deno den on lst floor; detached istsSa ,an 6ricki
$500 o-. per mo: pvsninas Ayai1soie WI MAY SS2sss
"fI5S' :. Les KoLB CO. 1897 Wisconsin
UNIVERSITY HILLS-New, 3-bedrm
rambler; full bsmt.; completely tur;
nished; $i5o mo. .P4n PHiLIp 3p,,i ,; hE3 4 ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished
conveniently located, 4--bedrm., g.
bath house with servants quarter:
over Gear attached garage; rec
room with fireplace: aIs1 properly Sson n ee, ee,
month. Please phone Mr.: Yount
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. IA
MASSACHUSETTS PARK-Beautiful.
" furnished home; suitable sT,senr tor en-,
room; S bedrooms; 8 baths; 2.cal
$3.50. Cali Mrs. Corbin at SANDoz
pu; u, 1928 A. or &C. 1874; c,.d MS brisk,
quiet street; bedroom BEDROOMS c22nd;f'dSi Ratns
$3.50. caii Mrs. Corbin at sANDSoz
NORTH ARLINGTON. overlooking n
Country Club-7-rm. white brieikz
comfortably furn.. 3 bedrms. sSn3 IA
bathsb Pat fb,s aVa aerod Nay 70 TeiiaSle &
UPTToS,, NM; mr.. conn.-Newly renov. res
idencei rec. hall, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
sunporch, kit, and pantry ISL n,
2nd A. 3 bsd5ms:; 5ndrms sunp9Fea anS Sath anc 9.
bath; sss aa9l grd oil f. Sfaisi Rent $500. OR
3746 or DE. 1922. d
THREE OR FOUR GIRLS or family
exceptionally nice newly furn; hv
nm. din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms., batn
fun bsmt.; 3 min. direct bus to NAVY
Annex and Pentagon, 10 min. tt
downtown Govt. bldgs., cow. u
stores. trans, etc. 841 8. Ivy st;
Arl.. Va; $135 per mo-, KE. 3-5iSs
6-RM. HOUSE in Arlington, nicel!
turn; fenced back yard; near Penta
gon and Navy Annex; $l25. HU
S355. Call after 6 pm. -
GEORGETOWN-Two bedrooms, SINAI
childs room. living room, ann! M D!
room, kitchen, bath; gas neat; 9a5s
per month; immediate possession
Call Mr.. Barrow. RANDALL II: HAL
NER g. CO.. INC, 1871 Conn., ave
NV. DE. 5000.
Sill. SPG.-Nice 3-bedroom, Irame
older house in old Woodside sectlon
over " acre, garage, large poIcn
might consider unfurnished. LAM
Renee v. LUTES CO., Shgo 4zZ@
>ka1e 1st ST. N.W.-Furn. 4zbedrm
house, sublet for 3 mos. Contac
DR.. DOWD. ia. 1888, bet. lo:3o-
-,Po9 MONROE Mo- ST. N.E.-Four bed
rooms, ia baths; conv. to. transp.
gas h.-w.h., auto. hot water, eiet
range; $3.50 per mo. Phone for app
HO. 220O. J. L. BATEMAN, ownel
rWo-BEpRM. HOUSE, sun porcl
bsnt.; completely furn.; Kensine
ton; $11O MOI May ID. 10. 5-373'
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RMS, APTS-9 rms. oil heat; rent,
500. Income, S3O5. Only S1.50OI
down. Mrs. Phillips.
Reach & Purcell. EX. 2412|
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CHEVY CHASE-Gorgeous rambler:
32-ft. liy. rm., bedrms., 2 baths,
dream kit, gar; 1925. MRS. CLYDE
e; HUNTINGTON, WI. 1885; OR.
1888. "a
CALVIN COOLIDGE Il. S., detached
brick house; 9 rms, 9 baths, l2
VIII, attached garage; large yard;
shrubbery. Adj. park. $195. RA
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6-rm. semi-det brick, 1st floor. DOW
der rm., carpeting: full bSmt.
AUERBACH & CO.
DI. 6501, GE. 6552.
CH. CHI. A HOME WITH CHARM
NEAR BLESSED SACRAMENT
New offering authentic English-type
res. center-hal plan, nice liv: and
din. rms. huge firepl. 4 bedrms.;
sleeping porch and baths on 2nd
a.: stairway to good-size, finished
attic; lge. well-landscaped lot in
fine neighborhood; h.-w. oil fuel.
40-gal. INV. heater; 2-car gar.
PRICE, $4,000: YOUR TERMS
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.
$500 Georgia Ave, GE. $500.
Mr.. Terms. Ewes. HU. 8S65. 4
CLEVELAND PARK
Semidet. brick 6 large rms; 2 incl.
prchs with heat, 3 baths, built-in
garage. Lot 30x129. Gas h.-w h.
Substantial cash and bal. monthly.
LYMAN C. DELE g. CO.. INC, ST
$500; ewes, 10. 2-0683 -3
BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER
With 2 twin size bedrooms, full base
ment. expandable attic with plumb
ing in. Will trade. Mr.. Guynn. EN-.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont. J


FIT. BELyoIR AREA-one bedrm.,
furn.; all modern improvements; ex-
Mr.. BETHESDA HOSPiTAL~5-bed-
rm.. rambler; $135 mo. Falls rd.,
Rockville. Md, adj. to Rockville
DI. 1857. 3
HERALD HARBoR, 80 mi: new.
mod; Frigid., elec. range; 2 or 3
persons; $500 for 5 mos. SH. $500.
THREE E-BEDRM. HOUSE - 500 per
81. 0027. after pm. IS
VA. COUNTRY ESTATE
65 acres; modern log cabin. panelled
in Philippine mahogany. beautifully
equipped with grand piano and deep
freeze; near Fairfax Country Club,
$3.50 per no., References required.
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE, Phone
Vienna 1891. .
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS. vcHA, 30th and
NayIor rd. Sc; 2-bedroom unit Obi
type End floor. 8 exposures1 COM
pletely furnished including new
combination Motorola TV; So. 200
down. Possession: DRURY Realty IL
CORP, MI. 1000; ewes, OR. 57ol
14f9A C CCLIFToN ST. NV, Apt. g.
Furn. ! bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath.
porch. $500. terms to suit. -6
e BEDROOMS, DINING ROOM and
kitchen. Ideal for people who work
in the Pentagon or nearby Va. Cross
ventilation, newly deeorated; 3-year-
over $500 40 loan. Call Mr.. Bell,
MI. 2299. ewes; MA. 5005, days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC 1520 K st NV 3
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!. COUNTRY ESTATE
SILVER SPRING

Attractively furn., Tyr. -old,
2-bedrm. Cape Cod with firepl.
In liv. rm., din. rm., full bSmt.,
expansihle attic; close to
schools and buses; In beautiful
Woodmoor section; reasonably
priced.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
S4S5 Fenton ST., 81. 5000
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
~ 81

1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345
COLORED-PREFERRED NV. PET
WORTH SECT.-Extra nice brick
house, 3 equipped kitchens: 2nd-fi.
apt. now rented for 500 per mo. !;
live on, 1st f.. house should pay
Tor itself; new gas heat, large yard.
gar. 3 stoves, 2 elec. refgrs. sold
Nae time 5soa By appt. DIXIE REALTY CO,
CoLoREID' - 41e7 9Th ST. NV,
corner Upshur. Det. Colonial with
9 lge. rms. attic. bsmt.; oil h-w.h.
Ideal for doctor, Terms; OR. o561.
ces csEETS oSEbm2So sS2Si sEo6k sE tsl QUINCY ST.
basement apartment; beautiful @ large se
rooms, tile bath with shower. oil
h:zw.h.. deep lot; owner bought
NJ, NJ So Ge1; 7sss. "; 1885, ATLAS REaL- MA
CoLoREDGS4S5 DOWN, easy terms.
once, zoned commercial; arranged
HARR nsf pKs1sEN assi MI NA 1ESIa!s Fas eves w.sh
COLoRED - SHEPHERD ST. NV.
at 14th st.-22-ft., 4-bedroom brick
dwelling, attic, full basement, front
ana z large rear porches; beautiful
lot, 22x156. 2-car garage. Sub
stantiai cash payment required.
1919, dEoRaE Es5i.f' I. BoRGEs. csS5aks SGj s4s
CoLORED - SPECIAL BARGAIN
Downtown location; 8 large rms.
Ia, baths, h.-w.h., cleo; Al cond,
bedrms; 4 money-maker. Easy
coL9kEDMHAvvEfo ssL9E: SEi svfo' SEVERAL SO good
brick homes, some corner houses,
1911, MIR. KITE. for or apt. S Hi; tc
COLORED-DowNTowN 1st com
e half. h.-w.h.. elec.. good condition.
II trade. RE. 53i6. @6 S'e
COLORED-151I 5th ST. NV, d.
rect from owners rms. and bath.
Semiides: SIinle prick; lge: yard. Priced for
CoLoRED-ssoo BLOCK 9Th NV
Large corner brick home. newly dec
GRATED; suitable for roomers or con
version into small apartments. Rea-
ing. Immediate possession. 10 in
4sss cav Win hr' 4Ma 4SMsmerSn NJ !fEas fTTocK sH
cnS MORTON. RIS. Realtor. DI. 5000. -3
c1IoREbI49is SoH bzicT Sss,,.,4ItI ath sIT;I2o-ft
rms. double Inciosed porches' ga .
FRANKS Fassi SsISisS4i !! sIfi11ssss Gan =, RA 1855
COLORED-219 VARNUM sT.-Semi.
det. brk.. 8 rms. a bedrms. !. fun
PRsmti, PT i, with lay. 2;car gar. gas
H HH;,W;n;; Sl5. 100; Call RA. 1858.
FEAMk 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
COLdOdRdED-4510 18th ST. NV
fainins fSiig,G4o; 25rt; 1T. brick, side hall, con-
lst trust So, $75 month. Good terms
Oh heat. det.. garage. Possession with
settlement. Property is clean and
IN GOOD condition. DI. 1915 till 8
p;m:; ewes. and Sun, SH. 29s5.
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BEAUTY SALON
Excellent NV. loc. over $4,000
business per month quoted. Long
established; reasonable rent: lease;
air-cooled; showed over $4,000 net
profit last year. Price only $4,000.
Terms. A real buy.
SMALL HOTEL
/ tn and Penn. ave. NV. II rooms.
Oil heat; rent, $170: long lease.
Income quoted S700 per mo. Price
$4,000, with a $1,000 down. A
good money maker
ROOMING HOUSE
12 rooms, baths. 400 block Har-
ward st. NV. Income quoted. $3.50
plus Broom and bath apartment.
Oil heat, good furniture. Low rent,
long lease. $1,000 down will handle.
E. w. THURM
e0s 10th st. NV, DI. 1909.
RESTAURANT-BEER
Corner location. doing $3.50 daily
average; easy to operate; closed on
Sunday. Must sell on account of
death. S3.5O0 handles it.
CHRIST CHAPLIN
1877 Independence Ave. Sc. AT. 7764
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
FOXHALL VILLAGE

FOAI1ALL V1LIAdE
A rare find in this cloSe-in
area on a safe, quiet street.
3 bedrms., bath on End floor,
2 finished rms. on 3rd floor,
built-in garage, new gas
furnace. Shown by appt.
Exclusive With
LORENCE v. CIUFFREDA
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