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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

need for a statement of policy at this time Many rumors have been circulating since former Editor Strand left his post here and reports that this paper has undergone about-face in regard to its basic policies appear to have won credence in some icle speaking from vantage point 1000 miles away circles.
 A Ketchikan editor, William Baker of the Chron- has interpreted Strands resignation as an indication that this paper disapproved of his editorial cam pagns.
 The Ketchikan editor has charged that the News Miner found Strands regime unprofltabe, ana that his resignation was forced by the company MT Baker reports that the present editor of the News Miner under instructions to stay in the middle Of the road"
 We would like to make few points clear to MT. Baker, and all others who profess to believe as he does.
 L The News-Miner management was NOT dls- satisfied with the editorial policy of Editor William Strand. The paper stands squarey behind the excel lent work he did in exposing irregularities in Terrra management MT Strands decision to leave the paper was not connected with any basic difference with the management over editorial policy.
 The present editor of the News-Miner has not received any instructions to alter the editorial policy of the News Miner, and such a change is not con- templated
 The voice of the News Miner has not been stilled This paper will speak up vigorously at any time that ideals it backed appear to be at stake Tn setting forth policies that this paper feels will be beneficial to the Territory and its people the News Miner will stray far from the middle ot the road
 Tn his interpretation of recent events at the News-Mner MT Baker states He fthe new edltor will not be clipping from the sheet of suggestions that comes in occasionally from certain Seattle agency about how to slant things for the absentee interests
 This appears to be an insinuation that the News Miner has, in the past allowed its policies to De ac tated by outside interests
 The editor of the News-Miner has been an Alaskan newspaperman for four years and never in this tune has he ever discovered such clipping sheet as MT Baker mentions If such sheet existed, It would, indeed. be a low journalism to make use Of It, ana in effect sell out Alaskans.
 But for an editor to insinuate that such clipping sheet is making the rounds, and to accuse others or using it. when that editor knows very well that the sheet does not exist, is even lower journalism
 The News-Miner assure MT. Baker, ana all others that this newspaper has never taken orders iron, outside interests and that this newspaper Will never do so in the future.
 Tn News-Miner does not intend to allow anyone outside it's staff to do it's thinking, or draw It's con- clusions And by anyone, we include absentee H- teress politicians big business, pressure groups ana editors of other newspapers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
DAHLs HEARD FROM

pr. and Mrs. P. T. Dahl of Skag- way for the past g years, were visitors in Pharr Tex, recently, ac- cording to word received here. They enjoyed the warm weather of the Rio Grande Valley where Pharr is located in the center of the Texas citrus growing country. Pharr led the Valley in fruit carload shipment last year when 314 cars were shipped out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
M0DEPN ETIQUETTE RgoRryrA Rg LEE

o Isn't considered guest to refuse a friend? There is nothing compulsory about It, and onlyo will be influenced to do something that not want to do
 e. young taking girl out to dinner should he ask her where would like to eat?
 not It is the mans privilege to decide beforehand they going
 stand the wedding photographs A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
LENTEN LAWS ARE
 LIFTED EN BOSTON
 DUE 10 INFLUENZA
By Associated Press

Roman Catholics in the Boston area have been told by Archbishop Richard Cushing that they do not need to observe the Lenten laws until further notice. The reason: the widespread wave of colds and influenza.
 The archbishop explains that he wants to be sure that everyone gets enough nourishment in order to have the best chance to fight off the wave of respiratory ailments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

ports from Tokyo that, while di- ming with Maj. Gen. Charles Will. loughby, McA's intelligence officer Willoughby proposed the following toast: ITO the second greatest military genius in the world-fran- cisco Franco"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
PETERSBURG "VIKINGS"
 WIVES IN JUNEAU FOR
GOLD MEDAL TOURNAMENT

Juneau visitors this week from Petersburg are Mrs. Les Wingard Mrs. Tommy Thompson, Mrs. LeWellyn Swanson, Mrs. John Robert Otness and Mrs. Nels Otness. The ladies accompanied their hus- bands, members of the Petersburg Viking basketball team to Juneau for the Lions Club sponsored Gold Medal Basketball Tournament Wingard is the teams coach.
 MT. and Mrs. Tommy Thompson and their little son Harold, and MT. and Mrs. Swanson are the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. J O. Rude. Mrs. Thompson is the daughter of the Rudes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

Unless all shortly a and Dry argument repeal Alaska Law which the Territory 1917 called take decisive debated
 
  change pound paid pound grade
 vindmis of Holand Clubs successfully Coliseum Theatre Douglas the previous evening Taking Bill Cashen Tauno Bnice Edwards Rosie Africh Enne Kronquis a...a.4 e4as
 Washington Birthday anniversary government and offices remained closed office where the general delivery open between 10 and Il a m. ..,'-...
 Weather: Heh 37: ow3 cloudy
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Big Business Tycoons

Another reason is the number of big business tycoons around Wilson and the manner in which they dom mate the mobilization picture. Here are some of them:
 General Clay, on leave from Con- tinental Can; Fred Searls, on leave from Newmont Mining, a J. P.
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CAPT. STONE BACK

Capt. J. D. Stone, liaison officer from the Air Force for CAP, from Elmendorf Field arrived here yester- day on PIMA and is stopping at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
Weather ai
 Alaska poinis

Weather conditions and temper aturcs at various Alacka points also on the Pacific Coasst, at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau are as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
LOOK and LEARN Asy c. GORDON

capital city of the the population 2 How many there in each arm? 8 is helix? .t .,4.. .5 s.i of the Greek warriors the Trojan War? begins with the ne Tell not in mourn numbers?
 ANSWERS: l. 1,ir+v Anything spiral in form
 4 Achilles B. of Life" by Longfellow
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TANKER IN PORT

The Standard Oil Go. tanker, Alaska Standard, docked this moru- ing on a routine delivery trip and departs southbound this evening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
20 YEARS AGO FIFE FIT EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 9, 1881

The Junior Lutheran
 with special the church this evening" of Torkson Edith Miller Myrtle Melo Beatrice Romunseth, Violet LeLo Wnther zete shearer the pianist
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

Pioneer delegates Alaska of the Auxiliary biennial February They called by Seward, Grand President The Alaska Steamship Company reduced tickets Southeast Southwest Alaska delegates the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

There are some increasingly strong molcationS as to what the worlds coming to Er, haven't you been smelling suphurous fumes recently?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

John J. Ryan succeeded William Strand as Mailae- ing Editor of the News-Mlner ana "roVe 'ie f''''' editorial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
Our Policy

(Farhbanks News-Miner) The Fairbanks News Miner feels that there IS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
CHAPEL BY THE LAKE

Come for pie with ice amsand coffee, Feb. g, TOO p. m. 739-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

TAKU GILLNETTERS MEETING
 200 D. m. Sat, Feb. 24, A. F. ot L. Hall. Please attend. 740-2t
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weather: High, 37; low, 32; cloudy.
Evening star., 1951-02-14

Each hat is genuine fur felt
You'll even find many costly Beers!
The minute you clap eyes on these hats, p'II know
their famous Makers even if the labels vi nt there
to prove it! You could tell by the expens softness
Of the fine fur feIt by the Iustrous royodnngs, by
the oiled silk top-protectors! You'd knoit by the
reeded leather sweotbonds, by the cord1d-button
trim! You can have your hat with q vi regular,
or narrow snopbrim in the color that suiy lou best!
Sizes 65s to 75s in the group
The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store Mems Furn1Ds.
Warrington 4 SIpsr Spring
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WESLEY HEIGHTs-seldom does a

property become available in this
exclusive section OF all fine homes,
having as much 10 offer for this
price. This is Willts msburg Colo
nial; center hall, very large liv. rm..
lovely screened porch: paneled IL
brary with fireplace. 3 extra large
bedrms.. . baths; gas beat, also
air conditioned system; maids nm,
with full bath; 2-car garage: $40
have to be seen to be appreciated
By appt. BILLINGSLEY & KORZEN-
Evening star., 1951-11-21

CHATTEL NOTES BOUGHT
On rooming houses and other bust
neSseS cash Immediately
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HOUSES sAtt-Nw: Cont, lEMiLY AND MABEL

BRIGHTWOOD-6-room row
brick: Sl3.250. Only 2.0Oo
cash down; to qualified vet
Gran; features front porch.
hall entrance full basement;
lavRtory; outside entrance: oil
h.-w.h.; detached sarase: bus;
shopping and schools within ,
blocks. Call Mr., Smith. LO.
3-S103, LO, 5-29Iu.
frederick W, BERENS SALES. INC
1920 K st, NV. MA. zoos.
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r0TnpTn
COLORED-VACANT
18th and E Capitol

Beautiful Col. tapestry brick, consist
ing Of 9 lge. rms. mod. kit. Holly
wood tile bath, 2 incl. rear porches,
stove. refgr., full bsmt.. auto. heat
lovely yards. Low down payment;
monthly payments arranged. Call
ST ,3tof I'll q nm ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-Modernistic stone, brick
and redwood trim rambler In COM
munity, OF fine homes; near Naval
tute; 3 well-proportioned bedrms.,
9 baths, separate dining rm., mod
ern kit; the aboye-ground basement
features a beautiful picture TindoT;
BETHEsDA-s2e 500: located on a
quiet street and close to Bethesda
elementary schools. We present this
With rae lse. en0 center hall '' GOOD Size
liv. rm. with frpl., side screened
porch, din rm.. nice. size kit. End
FIR: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; full bsmt, /;
2-ear Diet. gar Lge level lot 6tix
BETnEsDa 81 MfSoEMtGa M6AttTaetive Wo story eseS
dining room. fully equipped kitchen
3 bedrooms, . baths, full basement.
maids lavatory, oil &C. heat,
garase; storm windows and doors
sbs bFeush1u % g. DFiss WIFE az terRS Re- ss5
BETHESDA-Colonial brick. center
entr. like new, 3 bedrms.. / "a
baths. firepl., fine kit, porch. slate
sfsl HR BEssErF M Fl Ma uasfF Sssf; RE- sSs
bedrooms, den. ga
baths; stately. modern white brk.
Colonial. overlooking Rock Greek
Park: rec. rm., gar, lovely lot;
S32.500. excel terms. EARL T.
WRIGHT. WI. 5000 until pm.
BETHESDA SPECIAL. a S3l 500 new
4l2fe 1st trust avail. and excel
terms on the balance. Don't be too
late on this one. You can move in
next week If you like. A wonderful
buy. Builder must move 1t at once
BILLINGSLEY g. KORENDORFER
OR o3c6 I'll pm. I'll
CHEVY CHASE, ID. Gust a few
short blocks from Chevy Chase Cir
Gle. we feature this brick and stone
residence with sparkling rec. rm
and "a bath. 1st fir has center
entr.: liv; rm.- with frpl.. din. rm.
and lge. kit. end fr: 8 bedrms.. .
baths and finished 3rd f1r.; det
gar. Excel. value. Z. J. McCOR-
MICK. WO. 6993.
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BRIGHTWOOD

SEMIDET. BRICK
A very desirable home, consisting of
liy. rm., fam. sized din. rm, kit,
with plenty Of eating space for the
averAfe family and incl. porch 3
I nice-sized bedrmS. and bath on End
N; built-in garage; also lge back
yard; screens, storm windows,
b and-new automatic wash mach
and dryer included in sales price
This home is priced for immediate
sale. Owner leaving town. Call
Miss Neam, WO 769I.
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOR
$50 Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2100.
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1921 Luzerne Ave.
Silver Spring Montgomery Hi!ls)
Newly decorated detached stone; 3
bedrooms. living room with Are
place, full basement, attached ga
rage, fenced yard. $50.
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1880 Broad Branch Rd. NV
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-Unfurnis house. 4 bed
room or bedroom and den; con-
yenient TO Penta gon; occupancy De-
ceElber or January; lease one year
or more: Army officer Two children
l5 and J3. CROSSMAN, AP. S553.
-.
2 OR BEDRM. HOUSE. Sc; adults:
will take good care. 10. S-3a64. 23'
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HOUSES sALE-N.E Cont, | HOUSES sAlE-MD Cent,

vACANT-COLoRED-BARGAIN
1888 18th st. n.e.-Detached 2-fam-
lily fats OF 3 rms, kit. and bath
each. Separate entrances; oil h. w
h; new-house condition $1,000
down. FISCHER. OW. 7540 or ST.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PREFER COUPLE with school-age
children. Cabin John, Nd WI.
1873, , TO & pm -22
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COIOREn-PARCAIN

NOLONED-~b ~bHhONIN
$500 DOWN, $50 PER MO.
xenilworth and Eastern ave.-Four-
year-old brick. . bedrms., modern
tiled bath, gas heat. modern kit,
stove and refgr.. vacant; priced
right. ST. 1867. GE. 1904.
BRE1TERMAN REALTY CO.
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Y BATHS
S14 $50

WV ~ tduS SUtu pI ttlfS IathSt
sroup of Pollin built semidetached
brick homes: VA and FHA approved;
with only 81 $50 cash for the vet
eran. 3 bedrooms. large kitchens,
with, GE dishwasher, Disposalls,
ample space for breakfast set. Drive
out Missouri ave. to Riggs I'd, con-
right about 9 blocks to sample
homes. Open THANKSGIVING Day until
SIDNEY z. MENsH g. co.
MA. GAO
C0LoRED-DEAL DIRECT with us.
home, up-to- -the-minute. cleal. and
ready for occupancy. on 36th ST..
ne MaRsHaTT nsaT Min1 m.pTR aye N Mr. pHaEde Wap1e
cni fa apEn 14th s. IrH nR, pI rGY $34G; "a "a
per month; 5-rm' row brick in oI A,i
screened porch; a bargain at $40
zoo. 81. 100 cash required. Call
VA 5000 I'll pm. ROBERT S.
coloRE6-s2o 9iGis s. 80 18th ST. MEOW
brick, in excellent condition. Can
i be rsed as, 3 apis; each unit
equipped with range and refrigera-
tor. All rooms bright and CHEEKY.
Excellent Investment. J: r. TENCH-
Ell ~. lNS-, TO- WIS. ave. n W,
AD. 2e44 eyes, DE. 1886, 70
FOR COLORED who want quality
distinctive street, ! bedrms.. VI i,s
baths; bsmt.. playroom; screened
porch; big yard. Price is low. value
is high. To see call ewes, VI. OILS
coz q SR ss2Y PfSt1ne Stk sThptEs Ii s5s sT
brick home. This 1filipso IS lovely SdInm: home:
liv. rm,, din. rm., kit. and recep,
ton hall; end f., Q lovely bedrms.,
kit. and bath; bsmt.: rec. rnl., bath;
gas h.-w.h.; Concrete front porch:
front entr. to bsmt.: nice yard, det.
garage In excel. location. Conv. to
trsnsp.. stores and schools, this is
the finest value in this area. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Mr.. Atino,
zAGAMI REALTY. Ii. 1887, RA.
sOLORED LOVELY WOODBRIDGE
location: 1st offering of a de-
hehtful Diet. home; Immaculate and
IN .1st-class cond throughout; lst
4. has liv. rm, with wood burning
fireplace. full din. rm.. spacious kit
with new GE refgr., also breakfast
rmi.: 2nd II. has 3 exceptionally
nice bedrms and also inclosed
sleeping porch: stairway to lge. attic.
full dry bsmt. with lavatory and oil
h,-w h. system: attractively land
scaped lot with 2-car gar; this
home Is fairly priced at ST. .500.
Gail Mr, DoWnes. LA 6-6666. PECK
CO., Exclusive Agent.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK-only $3.50. terms.
sxss, s.Osdrm M bnHsalGT ptsDP sss IssEgs I9t
Err. RE. 220l; ewes. 81. 7747.
EASTPINES. MD.-tNear new hwy.
into Wash); 3-bedrm. frame home:
gas heat, range and refgr.; garage;
lge. lot: price 9,30O. sEIDEN-
SPINNER, Realtor, WA. 1910 or
WA. 1898. -22
CONTINUED On Next F1sS)
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1Occ DOWN

~ 70 OO"N
TO THE APPROVED Veterans on this
new group OF detached homes on
Southern ave. Sc; 3 bedrooms. full
basement. gas heat. Open Thanks
SWING Day I'll 4 pm. Out Ala
oama ave. sc. to Southern ave. ..
turn right about blocks to our
Open" sign.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

PARK-Vacant, semidet.
brick, 9 rooms, bath, full basement,
3 porches. o h.-wh. garage; priced
MaItutl; La 6-7s45 MARSHALL L
LA SALE PARK-4315 18th st. ne.
handicapped lot With slate root.
lst A.. large liv. rm. with wood
burning fireplace. spacious din rm..
with bay window. den modern kit.
and large entrance hall; End A.,
s lse bedrms., ! baths, full base
ment; OIL H.. outside entr..
vea'her-stripped. insulated: aiumi-
garage. Must be seen to be appre-
Price $50. Cali Mr. Sadie SADIE NH. Nj.
1858. SULLIVAN BROS, 1920 K
81 NV NE. 43"3. -23
WOODBRIDGE BINGALOW-s1l.75o
so1 s2ol bunsiIoI,. walnut st. nd ne ao Attractive
bath, equip. kit. Ven. blinds, insu.
lated attic, scr. front porch, garage:
nr. transp. and stores. Eve, SH
6075 with WILLIAM r. THOROW-
GOOD, DE 03l7.
24O6 PERRY ST. N.E.-Nearly new
dst, sst tats. bries' consisting OF 8 rms. and
heat. vacant. immediate possession n
Must be sold, Cali La. e-6666.
PECK CO. excl. ast,, 36ls 18th
81. 600 DOWN. det brick NJ. sv.r,
spacious rooms. mirror over fire
place. fun 3-room paneled apt in
HDSoTnststrs DoPoTHy ana u,HsS TsHtsd- on heat
aaii55o 18Th st, nv. Realtors, ST
Evening star., 1951-11-21
SOUTH ARLINGTON
WHEATON. MD.

bedrooms, semidet; separate din
rm., full bsmt.. fenced yard; avail
able December 81; rent, Sis.
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WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE
Excefe mt detached home on deep lot,
containing 3 bedrooms and modern
tiled bath on lst floor, 2 bedrooms
and tiled bath on end floor. Attrac-
tive living room with fireplace. din
Ing room and modern kitchen.
Paneled game room with bar in
to shopping and transportation
Possession at settlement. Cali Mrs
Carter. MA. a300; ewes, OR. 1854
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. l4I7 X
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$4,000

Rambler. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.. att
garage; Ha-acre lot; terms or trade
for city property. Call BURTON,
EH. 1860. -21
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BETHESDA
FOXHALL AREA 500 500

FOAHALL AREA, $29, ,5UU
A beautiful new home with novel
room arrangement and striking
decor: street level has liv. rm. with
firepl, . bedrms. and bath. lower
level has din. rm., dream kit. bed
rm., bath and full bsmt. laundry
tubs. gas a.-c.h. and built-in ga
rage This 10 an extraordinary
home that will appeal to the buyer
but thorouehly practical. ARLIE l.
JOHNSON REALTY CO.. INC, 1916
Livingston st. ne. OR. 7l00; after
5p.m call MI 1901 p"
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
UPPER 18th ST.

Older home at 1912 14th st. Is ideal
for a large family or rooming mousse
4 large bedrms. and bath on Ind
n; 4 small rms n on On the @ 3rd and andn,a a
and a kit. asking $50 500. OLIVER
T CARR, Ma. 5000. -22
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ASSUME Az LOAN

PRICE. $4,000
MONTHLY PAYMENTS, S60.31
Incl prln.. intr., taxes and ms;
Si.s00 down and take over this GI
loani semidet. 2-bedrm., full base
ment; pine -paneled liv. rm., fully
equip. kit; less than l year old.
call Mr.. Lansdale on LO. 4-7424
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
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COLORED-VACANT
1895 DOWN-NE.

Lovely brk. home consisting Of liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit, bath. Q bedrms. !;
move In with down payment S6a so
mo. Call now. ST. 1928 til 9 pm.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
Income producing property. two units;
first apartment. double living room,
dining room. kitchen. bedroom and
bath; second floor apt. living room
den, kitchen, bedroom and bath;
ample storage room in basement;
gas heat; garden; 1g9 IT, deep:
$50 600 Call Miss Bentley,
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1951-11-21

We have available several nice vacant
homes for as low as S4a5 down
Bal, like rent. Come to our once.
and comfort. cox l. CO. RE s2;2
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TAVERN. mostly bar. 6-day opera
tion; top location: opens pm;
does $3.50 daily; low overhead; eX-
eel equip: 81 900 cash down. LES
SHILBY. DU. 9lss or JU 1855.
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roy SHOP-Very busy uptown loca-
cation; best season approa ching
owner Ill, must sell. RA 200,
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1925 BLAGDEN TERRACE NV
Handsome new center-hall brick
Colonial Of finest quality; library and
lavatory Ola lst f.; 3 lge bedrms :,
2 baths on End A.; beautiful recr
rm., servants quarters, garage: gas
heat; lovely kit. with dishwasher and
disposal; fine convenient location in
beautiful wooded section adjoining
Rock Greek Park; only an Inspection
can possibly reveal the splended
quality Of this home. Ewes. call
JU. 1-7lS6. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI 141l
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HELP WoMEN tcens. J

CLERK-TYPIST, 40-hr. 5-day wk.
Apply In person. RKo Radio Pic
lures. 932 New Jersey ave. NV. IS
CLERK K-CASHIER-1S to 80. MUS
have some knowledge Of typing and
accounting. Good pay. Apply AMERI-
CAN CABLE u RADIO CORP. &
ciHRR-TYPIsT-Youns IdRSR. H1fihsi lady exper. exp
pAsD b Esnsra ENdfNEEEIRa fine HSSs sND G2Ss1hs BIZ
TRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA. 40O
cEERk & sai k-TSprsr. a;s. excellent. advance. ao
ment opportunity for young woman
leading to responsible position In the
ONCE Of q rapidly growing concern
keoRsggLEk, keRIg r. me-. Ngsrs?as4 ss4s Haos 14th 81
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance office
policy writer and gen. ONCE duties;
ins. exper. perferred. but not nee.
excel. working cond.; 37k-hr. wk.
$50 to 4:30; employe benefits. Apply
Mr.: Sears or Miss McGrath. GREAT
AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO.. SIC
woodward Bldg, 18th and II sts. n. W
CLERK-TYPiIsT-Must be experiences
typist; age 20-40; workings hours
9-5. RE. 7176 for appt. -
tipping must be &C.
curate; willing to learn ditto work
salary open; company benefits; 35.
hr: wk. Call MRS. PETERSON. RE
CLERK TYPIsT with knowledge O.
adding and calculating machines, b.
national trade asso. Pleasant work
ing conditions In new, modern offct
other employe advantages. Call Elk
7O3O. e
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hELP MEN Cont }

DISHWASHERS. colored. Hours. Z
am. to 4 pm. and 3 to IL pm
Good wages with meals. Apply
steTard's once. OCCIDENTAL
DISHWASHER AND KIT. MAN. ex.
perienced, references. BASSINS
1920 Penna. ave. NV.
DISHWASHER, colored; all.arounc
dishwasher and porter; must bt
steady worker and q Trustworthy
person. Apply in person. 1901 Nichols
ave. s.w. IS
DRIvER-For dry cleaning route; ex-
per. preferred but not essential;
guar. salary. $50 per wk.. plus 20et
over $500. Apply DEBONAIR VA
LET, 1906 Underwood st. NV. GE
DRIVER, for established dry cleaning
route, good salary plus commission
Apply In person to SUNSET TAILOR
ING CO.. 3511 18th st. ne. -6
DRIvERS-Feul oil trucks. Startini
salary SI.40 per hour; 4O-houi
week; time and half overtime afte
40 hours; uniforms and lanndr!
service. furnished free. Applican
must be neat, sober and indus
trfous., Do not apply unless 70,
have had previous experience IL
driving trucks. A good paying posi-
tion II you can meet our require
ments. Call MR.. PRICE, 8 am. t
IL, to 4 p.n. Ia $500 -k
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HELP MEN

MAN as warehcuseman. white. abou'
25, to work. in frozen food ware
house. Working hours to start
afternoon and evening shift. Gooe
opportunity for reliable man, set
Mr.; NORRIS, after IL am. 41s
10th st. s.w. Ill
MAN. experienced in the handling Of
plumbing and heating material, with
drivers permit. to take care OF
warehouse, and make deliveries fol
STEWART STEWART HAINuM aSuDs CO.. ouSieess eess
Maple st. NV. GE. 0437. -
MAN for newsstand; good salary
company benefits; paid vacation
must be reliable: Apply in person
THE UNION NEWS CO.. No.
Stand. Union Station. .--5
ageG as desk clerk in apt. house
win give small apt. and $40 mo
SaS salary; y.sF HogFs rs ea5o Am to midnisht 8
MAN. colored. f for general worl
5-day.. 40-hr. wk. Apply to Mr.
CO.. 4204 37th St, Brentwood, Md