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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-31
r. EE0oss Is NOT
Free, BASkIN'S
KIWANSS THEAS

"The people hold the power,
Trough the use of the ballot, to
preserve those things the Conlmun-
lists seek to destroy" Stanley Bas-
kin, assistant U. S. district at
torney. declared today. a
He made the statement at a regu-
lar Kiwanis luncheon meeting at the
8aranof Hotel this noon in q
thoughtful talk following the XII
wants slogan Of the year, Freedom
is not Free"
Baskin outlined the founding Of
our national government, the pow
ers delegated to the Federal Gov
eminent and the powers delegated
Co the people. He showed that mi
aority groups, such as Communists
only gained power when the major
ity of the voters failed to~exercise
their power through the ballot.
1T is the duty OF every American
to participate in governmental af-
fairs. We are now fighting a new
type Of war = an internal effort
to change our basic ideals and
philosophy of government which
has endured since its inception"
he concluded.
DR.. James t. Googe, of the Ter
ritorial Department of Health, was
initiated as a new member. The
Rev. Fred McGinnis, Methodist
minister, was a guest.
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EI-WAY cIvILEAN DETENsE

Bill Hixson, Captain Of the Doug
las Highway Civilian Defense UNI
It, has asked his wardens and any
other interested parties to meet at
his home tonight az tbs o'clock
for the purpose Of organizing the
highway and ether matters Of civ
lian defense.
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ilIAMNA, NAME GIVEN
FRE!GHTER PURCHASED
BY ALASKA STEAMSHIP

Hanna is the new name given
he former Edmond DEallet, Liberty
shop recently purchased by the
Alaska Steamship Company from
HE Maritime Administration.
The name IS that Of the largest
axe in Alaska. about 60 miles long
and from IS to Is miles wide, 10
Gated between Bristol Bay and
Cook Inlet. Native legend Of the
region also speaks Of this name.
1t is said that Hanna was G
mythical great blackfish which sup
posedly inhabited the lake and b!f
holes in the "bidarkas' Cboatsl Of
bad natives.
The purchase Of this 1o.oo0-ton
vessel, formerly chartered by the
company, raises The Alaska Line
pr1vately-owned fleet to five freigh-
tiers and four passenger ships: II
iamna, Chena, Nadina, NJ. v. Su-
sitna, Victoria, Baranof, Denali,
Alaska and the Aleutian.
x-r arr urancENrscs
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Channel. Patrol Headquarters ano
first aid station: Alaska Coasta
Airlines office. foot of Main Street.
phones 612 and FOG.
Henry E. Green, District No. 81 =
Bounded on northwest by extension
South Seward Street, on north and
northeast and east by Marine Way
and Willoughby Avenue, on south
by northerly line of Juneau Cold
Storage property, and excluding
Columbia Lumber Company. Patrol
Headquarters: Alaska Steamship
Company office, Alaska Dock and
Storage Co. dock; phone 2.
Vern A. Lee, District No. o.
Bounded on north by Ferry Way.
on east by South Franklin Street,
on south by northerly line of Juneau
Cold Storage property. and on west
by Marine Way and Willoughby
Avenue, and including Columbia
Lumber Company. Patrol Head
quarters and first aid station Con-
nors Garage, South Front Street;
phone 121.
Howard E. Simmons, District No
23.-Bounded on east by South
Franklin Street, on north by north
erly boundary of Juneau Cold Stor-
age property, on south by approach
to lower City Float, but including
float, and on west extending into
Gastineau Channel Patrol head
quarters and first aid station
Juneau Cold Storage Co. office,
South Front Street; phone Black 25.
Albert c. Hammer, District No
24-Bounded on north by Bulger
Way, on east by South Franklin
Street, on south by Carroll Way,
and on east extending to Mountain.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station: Gross building, South Front
Street; about opposite Admiral
Way; phone -.
Cleo j. Commers, District No Is.
Bounded on north by approach
to lower city float also by CAROLS
Way, on south by northerly line Of
lumber mill property, on east ex-
tending TO mountain. and on west
extending into Gastineau Channel.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station; Juneau City Dock office,
South Front Street; phone %.
B. C. Candles, District No. 90
Includes lumber mill property, also
houses and buildings both sides
Lower Franklin Street, up to Al !
line, and as far south as northerly
line Al Wharf, and extends OIL west T,
into Gastineau Channel.
Glen G.. Cakes, District No. - i
Alaska Juneau wharf, mill, oil taIsS
and various structures. Patrol Head /
Quarters and first aid station:
Alaska Juneau Dock office, South
Front Street; phone SOIL.
Robert NJ. Akervick. District No. !
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DIR. BLEDSOE HERE

DR.. Arlene Bledsoe from the White
Pass hospital at Skagway is STOPPING
at the Baranof Hotel.
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aLCOA REPLY TO Be
Read TO JUNEAU gC
MEETING TOMORROW

Elmtr Rasmussen, President Of
the Alaska Bankers Association,
viii sneak briefly on the ABA as a
trade .ssociation at regular
luncheon meeting of the Juneau
Chamber Of Commerce at the Bar
anof Hotel tomorrow noon.
Rasmussen will also introduce N
S. Penrose of the Seattle Loan
Agency of the Reconstruction Fl
nance Corporation, j. M. Leisner Of
the Federal Reserve Bank of Seat
tie, and other visiting bankers here
for the convention of the ABA.
A letter from the Aluminium Com
pany of America to the Juneau
Chamber will be read, President
Herb Rowland, also announced.
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FLEFKS RARY RITES

Funeral services for Gail Ann
FleeS, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
clayton Hleck, will be held in the
carter Chapel at . o'clock tomor-
ow afternoon with the Rev. Sam
uel NoPheues reading the service.
The child was born November
%, 1850 and died January %. IN
tegment VIII be in the Fieez family
dot ia Evergreen Cemetery.
E-nsst Garff Of Petersburg, the
.hilt S grandfather arrived en- the
IS Earanef yesterday to attend
he services. Besides her parents
Sail Ann is survived By brothers
-lavt,n and William and sister
Margaret.
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Continued from Page ono
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| 28.-Rock Dump Area, including
Union Oil plant and wharf, anc
KINY plant and tower. Patrol
HEADQUARTERS and first aid station
Alaska Juneau Dock office, South
Front Street; phone SOIL.
George Banner, Jr., District No
2e-Bounded on north by former
city limit line, on east by Highway
and E Street, on south by West
10Th Street. and on west by Harbor
WAY. Patrol Headquarters and first
aid station: Juneau Diaries Office
building, l1sh and E Streets; phone
63S.
NJ e. Monas.c District No. 30
Bounded on west Dy G Street, on
south by West 9Th ST. and on east
bv Light Company flume line way
and on north by Cemetery south
line and Irwin Street, also includ-
ing Cold Greek Bridge on Calhoun
Avenue. Patrol Headquarters and
first aid station: M. e. Monagle
residence, 522 w. 18th Street; phone
397.
James Madsen, District No. 81
Bounded on north by West 10th
Street and extension thereof onto
bridge on east by E Street and
southerly line extension thereof,
and extending on west and south
into Gastineau Channel, and in
Guiding Juneau-Douglas bridge
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station: Madsen store, 800 e Street;
phone 914.
Ray Beach, District No. 81
Bounded on north by Indian Village
way or alley on east by base OF
hill. on west by Light Company
alley or way and Standard Oil
plant. and extending south into
Gastneau Channel, including Sub
port and both sides Willoughby
Avenue between Standard Oil plant
and point intersection Willoughby
Avenue with line extended from
First Street. Patrol Headquarters:
Apt. 7 in Channel Apis; phone
Green 855; first aid station at grade
school on Willoughby at foot of 9Th
st; phone 10.
Robert N. Druxrhan, District No.
33-Fritz Cove road from Auke
Lake to Fritz Cove Also Engineers
Cutoff Road, including Peterson
Hill. Patrol Headquarters: Bob
Druxman residence, "The Lost
Chord" Fritz Cove Road, first aid
station "Chapel-by-the no
phone.
Edward L. Keithahn, District No
34.-Glacier Highway from present
northerly city limits to Vanderbilt
Hill, including Salmon Creek power
house. Patrol Headquarters and
first aid station: Ed Keithahn resi-
dence, Norway Point; phone 0-3-7-3
Lance Hendrickson, District No
Highway from Jordan
Creek to Engineers Cutoff, includ-
ing airport. Patrol Headquarters
and first aid station: Lance Hen
erickson residence, about mile 81
Glacier Highway; phone 015-S
rings. Tom Petrich residence.
George f. Cantillon, District No
36.-Auke Bay area from Auke Lake
bridge out Highway. Patrol Head
quarters and first aid station De-
Harris Grocery, Auke Bay; phone
c23-4; first aid station, Jim Hickey's
store, AUX Bay; phone 023-2.
Carlos w. Holland, District No. 81
Highway from Wander
bilt Hill to Jordan Creek. Patrc
Headquarters and first aid station
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lRDGDlJ GrE1.AS
iyIE WIS
CHERRlE MEANS TRAVELS

Miss Cherris Means, S-year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Means CT Douglas arrived home last
Saturday from Haines, following
several Gay visit there with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hebert and
family visited at the Means home
the middle Of the month for ten
days, and Cherrie accompanied
them to their home at Haines, re-
turning alcne via Alaska Coastal.
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THREE BIRTHDAYS

Three birthdays were celebrat-
cd jointly on Sunday evening. with
Thomas Cashen Sr., Mrs L. w.
Richards and Val Poor each adding
another year and celebrating the
event with an evening of canasta
and tripoli with their families and
friends
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Henry A. Harmon. District No. IL.
Bounded on south by Third Street,
on west by Harris Street as far
north intersection Harris Street
with Basin Road, extendin7 north
to Knoll or Hill, and extending wes'
to. include all of Nelson Addition.
Patrol Headquarters: Henry Har-
mon residence, corner 5th and East
Streets; phone 319; first aid sta
ton William Biggs basement, 412
East Street, phone Black 472. a
1enry c. Leege. District 20. r.
Bonded on east by Mair Street
between West 9th and West
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NAVY CREW HERE

A Navy crew from Kodiak Naval
Station is at the Baranof Hotel. In
he party are r.. F. Curry, r. ;.
Smyle, r. c. Randall, J. A. Sea-
man. R. E. Brown, and j. E. Cand-
land.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
FACING PUBLIC PARK

FAO1NO FUDA4O Z x41E1A
Semidetsched masonry home.
rooms, bath. 2 inclosed and heatec
porches. storm. windows, new auto
matte water heater. gas furnace
hot-water heat, fireplace, garage
Lot 141 #. deep; near TAFT anS an;
I'd. 14,950; eve, phone Mr.. Cor
CrAYYA rrWrE
Evening star., 1951-04-25
Rock Creek Forest
SILVER SPRTNG S13 50(

SILVER SPRING, $13,5OO
New 2-bedrm. frame and Johns
Manyille shingle house with expan-
sihle attic; full bsmt.; near transp. !,
parochial school.
SILVER SPRING, $19,500
Modern brick stone and redwood
rambler; contains 20-ft. lv. rm.
with hrepl. and picture window,
large dining I, de luxe kit with din
ing space. Ia baths, 3 nice-size
bedrms., lots of closet space; rear
screened porch; large utility room,
Assume $12,500 Az loan.
Hollywood Park, $11,650
New 2-bedrm. asbestos shinRle; stair
way to large. insulated attic with
neat roughed in and space for
additional bedrms.; $4,000 cash
and 500 mo-; immed. occupancy.
SILVER SPRING, $27,8OO
CustomTbuilt brick home. nearing
completton; contains 8 twin-sized
bedrms.,. 23-ft. liy. rm. with firepl,
and picture windows, din rm. and
spacious kit. with plenty Of cab
tnets, closets and dining space; ige.
front porch; full bsmt.; close 10
tIsI tTIansp,; Iss: wooded iIa lot, IN ianGeas: sec.
Ton Of more expensive homes.
Woodnoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 5555. Realtors. iii o PM.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

2-story frame house of 8 rooms
and bath on about an acre: beine
sold to close an estate and priced
at only $S.950. because substantial
cash is needed. r. P. RIPLEY
BETHEsbA A MpHLoSefs 81 oRsn 4sSedrm, eSesi
to school and stores; oil h.-w.h.,
lge. lot and det. garage; bright,
cheerful house in peri. cond.; S27,-
800. Ewes. j. c. Smith, OIL. 20S4.
SAMUEL E, BoGLEY, INC, WI.
BETHESDA. se4,s5o-center hall,
brick Colonial with picture windows,
overlooking. beautiful garden. lst
foor: powder room, large modern
kitchen with dining space. full dining
Tooms rooms Snf snd oUr Siae sedS TedS ES9m bs sa
to insulated storage attic. Full base
hall carpeting Included. Redecorated
and in perfect condition. Eyes, Wo,
BETHEsDAMM4E5ssdGrmrsN Eli NJ EsG rNc bathss Mt s7Se ise
ny. and din, rms, library, equip
Anchor fenced grounds. plus in
dependent income apt. in bsnt
sSd s2eIasiVe S9V; asasF AETHYR ol WS4 " LaRoSssf
BETHESDA-C Comfortable white brick
bungalow, fireplace, bedrms., "
bsmt.,. new gas converted heat. det.
gar. fenced back yard. peonies; near
Suburban Hospital. MARY T.
BOARD. EN-. 4511. --26
CHEVY .CHASE-Close to Conn. ave.
"A home with spaciousness and
charm for the large family; 3S-ft
liv.- .-din. rm. comb: library with
firepl., kit. with knotty pine cup
boards, 1l-cu.-ft. refrigerator and
new. Bendix; 5 bedrms. and 2 baths
on 2nd a.; oil h.-w.h.; priced under
$25; 600. INEz cUSHARD, OR
GREENWICH FOREST AREA = Io-
Gated in one Of the finest suburban
sect. OF Washington is this brick
Col. center-hall. z rms. 2ka baths;
stairs to floored attic; full bsmt.,
gas a.-c. heat; 2-car attached ga
rage; situated on. nearly " acre OF
lovely handicapped grounds; priced
| at S32.950 for quick sale; to in
= speet call OR. 0048 It'll 8 pm.
sEALTY BRoKERa INC. B506
,Ouu. ave
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
LOCUST HILL ESTATES

TILL Ed ! a ! IIA9
CUSTOM-BUnT
Detached brick, only 10 years old;
reception hall, living room. dining
room, kitchen. breakfast bar. " bath
sized bedrooms, 2 modern baths on
End; recreation room with full bath
in basement; slate roof. oil acc,
heat; garage; large beautiful lot
Call EN-. 1900 TIL 9 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
Il A19n CONN AVE 0K
Evening star., 1951-04-25
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

S22, $50
Located OF River rd.. 5 blocks be-
yond Western ave Owners trans
requires sale OF this attractive det
brick home in excel. cond.: g rms.
and bath plus recr. rm. and fun
bath N bsmt,; attached garage;
Evening star., 1951-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
BETHESDA-$25, $50

fVdl1lU1CIS WALL EC1CQ11dlAb1Cc
Each interior with its own individual
motif. Now being, constructed by
box windows, planting walls. built.
In appointments. The entrance hall
full of warmth and greeting. three
beautiful bedrooms and two. tile
baths. large. living room, dining
room large aircnsn. usilsIy room r,,ir ano
ment: carport. hoored with 24-inch
concrete ashlars, diversified Win-
+. dowed storage. and workshop. A
wooded. setting as enticing as the
house itself.
Potomac Hunt Club Area
Large. rambler, superlative from every
standpoint. Located on acres ol
wooded land, in exclusive Residential
room, it contains 5 huge bedrooms
walk-in closets. 3a baths. 3 flre,
places: sundeck. terrace, glass and
screened porch. The utmost IN
electrical eauipment; Compieteiy
piastered basement with recreaatioon Great q
car garage. Slate roof. Finest OF
materials, Workmanship. and equip
ment have been Incorporated te
make this the very best. Priced
under $4,000.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
BETHESDA BRANCH, oil. 1862
Bethesda-Silyer Spring
Are you looking for Q 2-story house,
priced under SIC. .000P II SO. we
have several 3-bedroom, tuI base
ment homes from whicn 70 cnooss'
All are in excellent neighborhoods.
Some are new and others are pre-
war. Don't delay. Make your selec-
ton to-day. They won't last long
at this price.
$50. .5O0-Silver Spring
Has your family outgrown your pres
ent living quarters or do the chill.
dren want a room Of their own?
II SO, we have Just the home you
have been looking for and eouldn'
find, A rambler type, 4 bedrooms,
21a-bath home with 13x3S pine pan
eled recreation room. These homes
are modern in every detail. Loca-
ton is ideal.
$21 ,5O0-Prince Georges Co
Are you looking for an unusual home!
One that is out Of the ordinary
Women win fall IN love with It a
first sight. The large kitchen Is
rator, 2-oven range and plenty. Of
cupboard space. Living room has
log-burning fireplace. Dining room
opens to screened porch: Patio
overlooking large yard and foun-
tain. 3 good-Siged bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Fun basement
has, separate laundry room, garage
tiled shower stall and rorghed- in
nancing.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV, DI. 0222.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
i-APT. BRICK HOUSE

r. a. HUMPHREYS
Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000
Evening star., 1951-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

COLORED--$995 DOWN
Adams st, OH Rhode Island ave
Beautifully redec,. 8 lge. rms. full
many more extras. Call right away
sT. 1926, Ewes, AP. 1880. --2s
Evening star., 1951-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
A Rambling White Brick

A AOOub q ACRES
about IL miles from thu
heart Of the city in Montgomery
County, Md. A home amid wide
green lawns and expensive plant.
ings-high elevation with pano-
rar1ic view OF the gently rolline
countryside - the house enjoys
complete privacy and no encroach.
ment Is possible. Studio living room
Is featured. unusual fireplace ano
huge dagstoned screened porch ad.
Joins. Center hall, artistic circular
staircase, dining room, de luxe
kitchen with breakfast nook space
and 2 bedrooms Of twin size. lux.
urious tile bath complete the frs
floor: 2 bedrooms Il of twin size)
tile bath and storage space on 2nl
floor, Daylight basement completed!
flnished1maid,s room and bath
Private macadam driveway. Entir,
property Is immaculate and tn,
decorations are Ii excellent taste
For details and appointment to in
ssRect. call Mr.; Vance Evenings
WO. 7092). THoS. FISHER 8
CO. INC. Realtors III. 1890.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
NEAR MONASTERY

14th St, nr. Taylor. Attract semi
det. brick, only II yrs. old; we'll
constructed and In beaut. condition:
rms. tile bath, gas heat: Priced
S16.750; conv. to grade school and
transportation.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
WOODRIDGE RAMRI ER
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV.
S13.750

one-owner home and the
cWner will take back an exception
any large LIST trust above reasons
able down. payment: deep entrance
hall, lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
glassed-in porch on LIST floor; 3 fine
bedrms. and glass-incloSed sleeping
porch on 2nd floor; full bSnat. with
automatic heat. Owner leaving city,
wants immediate sale. Call ME. 1143
until Q pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
RanlfNr
Evening star., 1951-04-25
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
CORNER SEMIDET. BRICK
english bsmt.. 3 bedrms., 2la baths,
Gen, freplaces. Substantial cash
required.
HIGH ON A HILL TOP
Brick Colonial; spacious rms; slate
roof; bedrms. and bath UP: frst-
moor powder rm.: scrnd. porch;
preezeway to garage; half bath in
bsmt. Good financing.
HISTORY BRICK
Two bedrmS. and bath. 1st floor: 2
more hedrms. and wonderful storage
space upstairs; full bsmt.; garage:
convenient location. Priced 10 sell.
KING ST. EXTENDED
spacious older brick home; bedrmS.
and bath; needs redecorating but
has possibilities and room for an
IN NORTH ARLINGTON
Several attractive homes including a
S-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod type with
lge. lily. rnn. and fireplace, full din.
rin., pfne-paneled recr. rm. with fire-
Pn1Ss,,d5 elaSs; dSle. ga1age gaGge and a 3ox25
secluded back yard.
JAMES M. DUNCAN, JR,
Real Estate Insurance
Evening star., 1951-04-25
$13.950

NORTH ARLINGTON
Ssoedroom rambler Just completed on
beautiful corner lot. Lge. liv. rn1-.
din. rn.. last word in Kitchen; auto
Wasner, etc. 2 twin-sized bedrms.
Tor e young couple. FHA finsnced !.
ALLo REALTY CO. CHI. 6S93 or
Evening star., 1951-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARLINGTON. det. brick home Q yrs.
old. liv. .rm. with firepl. full din,
Im.. lge. kit. with best equipment,
dbl. size bedrms., built-in bath with
shower; ediciency apt. in basement
w wItn 6a1I 5atF; 81 n; Lee S hyy and Glebe
ARIrSGToN Ri. sesfi " NoRTa-srick, ohsTR Is BED
rms. 2 baths; bedrm. and bath on
lst a.; mod. de luxe kit, pine
!nhnass pahneisd Den. Gen. rserea: rm.: conva e 70
Sall cd4E Me- ccls' SM 5sSo 5SF appt.; m ,S sN1Dow @
JEFFERSON MANOR small sen semi
det. brk. In beautiful cond.: 8 rms,
tile path. storage attic. full bsmt.,
oa ea' esss tsr@s tsnesd s cs only ow s1 ss S1o
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. Df. i4ii.
HUNTINGToN-Two bedrms., semi
det.; tmmac. cond.; conV. loc. SILL
%5o. ROY N. L1cAR1, XII. s-7loo.
N ARL. BARGAIN-Attraetiye A.
ner lot; 160 front by l1O; 4 blocks
Dc y; MILLER, nI Ast.. DI. 1856; ewes,
NAVY ERi aNSEx-Briek. ann end row Tss nous.
IN excel; cond. Living rm. with fire.
place, dining rm., well-eauip. kit;
bedrms;, with bath upstairs; full
nSmt. with tile floor, outside entr.
TINKLE PROPERTIES. IA. 2-238l;
ewes, GIL. 2463. ia. S-09I7. -27
oAkTON. vA.-S2, 500 down; arm.
IT. bath. Y acre. 2-car gar; $3.50.
VIENNA, vIRGINIA-$2, 900 down.
5-bedrm. and bath, u acres, oil
!sS&ss.. R&s4s1s a as.s1 ssOls lsls''S0. SEE Us
Colonel must sell his lovely home
overlooking the Virginia hills; g.
bedrm. brick; Va bath 1st floor, 2
nreplaces: recreation rm., screened
p9rch. ASksUS REALTY CO.. GIL.
HOME AND MOTEL FOR SALE. Route
!. 3 mi. south Ft. Belvoir; 5 acres,
600 front; 10-rm. brick house, de-
signed for 2 apts.: 2 baths, . gas
ranges, 2 refgrs.; also bldgs.,
apis; each; all bath, gas refgr
each; $4,000; new furniture. Ali
properties excel cond. Home pii,s
$425 income mo-: $33,75O, sub, cash
LYON, INC, Excl. Agts., JA, 5.S556
frame; Falls Church
rooms, inclusive Of dining room:
approx. acre: S12,50O. EXCLUSIVE
broker JE. 3-7S7S. ops
0.kM. SEMIDET. BRICK, connpIete,v
Iarn. Now renting for Sl25 per mo
suitable for home or Income t,roYs.
erty. Avail. immediately. Low down
payment. Call GIL. f3OO6. -ST
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HousEs-sALE-N.E. Gent,

500 BLOCK 8. DAKOTA AVE. -
Nearly new semidet. brick. spa-
cious rms, tile bath, full bsnt. gas
ht., immed. possession. Priced SILL
$50. Call Mr., Daughefty. DE. 4039
WOODBRIDGE RAMBLER
Brick rambler in fne cond.; 2 lge.
rms, 8 bedrms., sun parlor. IA
baths, huilt-in garage. ultra-mod.
kit. with auto. dishwasher, new
> cabinets and Formica tops; oil heat;
furnace rrn., and laund. rm.; fenced
yard; Venetian blipds.. nr. schools
and shopping Priced for Quick sale.
OWNER-DU. 1896
Evening star., 1951-04-25
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Custom built for large fam
lily, this attractive, center-hall
home is situated on large cor
ner lot, convenient to every
thing. Living room, solarlum,
dining room. modern kitchen,
g bedrooms, 3Ha baths .recrea-
ton room, 2-car garage; all
rooms of an unusual size. ex-
cellent condition. Under S40,-
600 with attractive financing.
Shown by appointment. JOS. S.
RUTLEY. Exclusive, DI. 14S1
or EN-. R21O.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
HoUsES-SALE-vA. lcont.,
EXCELLENT BUY

Close-in Arlington. 3-bedrm. brick
home; built-in garase; gas hot.
water heat; 2 blocks from trans
portation and shopping: near
schools: Priced at only SIS, $50. ASK
US2 REALTY CO.. GIL. 1882, OK
Evening star., 1951-04-25
RAMBIERS
COUNTRY ESTATE
IL MILES FROM TOWN
II BEAUTIFUL ACRES

LARGE COLONIAL. HOME
This magnificent property is located
TI, n one OF the better MONTGOMERY
Colonial center-hall home. has liv-
ing room (26x15) with fireplace,
large. dining room, modern kitchen,
breakfast room. " bath and 2
rooms. 2 modern tile baths on 2nd
a.; 2 large bedrooms and modern
baths on Bird; recreation room. sum-
mer kitchen, laundry room and "a
bath in basement. Home in perfect
condition. Tenant house consists OF
4 large rooms and bath. Large barn
with deep freeze room. and stables,
brick dog kennel. 3 chicken houses
also on property. The very reason
able price on this beautiful estate
will amaze you. For appointment to
inspect, call EN- 1900 till 8 pm
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
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