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Evening star., 1951-03-11
Janet McLaren
. - A'
Blossom Time.

Three working girls and four
college students are the latest
selections as State Princesses for
Cherry Blossom Time-1951."
These girls and Al others will
vie for the title Cherry Blossom
Queen and the honor of reigning
over the three-day fete here April
6, 7 and 8.
Selection of the queen will be
made the first night of the festi-
val by the spin of a giant wheel
of fortune" at reception in the
Pan American Union.
The princesses, who are selected
by the various State societies here
and include representatives of
Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico,
will be present at all the events
held in connection with the OBJ
servance sponsored by the Greater
National Capital Committee of the
Board of Trade.
Among the new princesses an
nounced today is the successor of
last years queen, Miss Joan Russell,
of Connecticut. Miss Caroline
Harkins, the new aspirant, is a
native of Washington. daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Harkins, who now makes her home
in CRANKY. Conn. The l8-year-
old graduate of Western High
School here is employed by an
auto parts firm in Hartford.
Colorado'S contender is . Miss
Ruth 10 Anne Aspinall, daughter
of Representative and Mrs. Wayne
N. Aspinall. She is 10 years old.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Foreign Affairs Committee
Appoints 7 Men 10 Staff
By the A.,oeiaisd Pres,

Roy j. Bullock and Albert c. F.
Westphal were appointed yester-
day to the professional staff of
the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
Chairman Kee said the two
men were selected without re-
gard to their politics but only
after applications for the posi-
tions were carefully screened on
a purely merit basis"
ut is our hope" Mr.. Kee said
that this completely non-parti-
san and efficient method of Sc
lecting staff members may prove
a useful pattern for future use
by others
MI. Bullock, Al, was born ir
Crete, Nebr. He has held posi-
tions with the State Department
and since 1948 has been a staff
member of the Joint Committee
on Foreign Economic Co-opera-
ton.
Mr.. Westphal, AZ, was born at
Dumont, NJ. j. He has taught
at colleges and since 1949 has
been director of studies at the
Army's National War College here
Evening star., 1951-03-11
{. H. Seal Reappointed
As Chapter Chairman
OF Polio Foundation

Attorney Elwood H. Seal was
reappointed chairman of the Dis
trict Chapter of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
at the chapters quarterly meet
ing last week.
At the meeting, Mr.. Seal named
DR.. William j. Tobin, 5129 Watson
street NV, chairman of the Med
-ical Advisory Committee, and Mrs
Charming S. Walker. 5070 Mill
wood lane NV, chairman of the
Women's Committee.
Other officers reelected were
Ford E. Young. vice chairman:
Robert v. Fleming, treasurer; John
M. Christie. assistant treasurer,
and Kenneth w. Spencer, secre-
tary.
In his annual report to the
chapter, Mr.. Seal noted that 1874
new cases of polio were reported
during 1950-78 more than were
reported in 1949. The local chap
ter spent $106.114 for care and
treatment Of these polio victims
last year.
Mr.. Seal said that principally
because OF the shortage of nurses,
only 20 per cent of the polio cases
hospitalized at Gallinger received
special nursing service, compared
with u per cent during 1949.
The report also noted that at
40 clinics, 299 patients received
938 examinations.
The following physicians were
reappointed to serve on the Med
ical Advisory Committee: DR.. Ju-
Illus S. Neviaser, DR.. Carl Berg,
DR.. Milton c. Cobey. DR.. Edgar P.
Copeland. DR.. William H. Hougl1.
DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger and DR..
Joseph S. Wall.
Reelected to the executive COM
mlttee were Edgar Morris, James
L. Martin; Sterling Ely and I. j.
Roberts. DR.. Henry S. Robinson
chapter officers and the medical
and women's committees chair
men also will serve on the execu-
tive committee.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Washington Gets Look
AT 5O-Seat JET Transport
BY the Associated Pres.

Washington got its first look
yesterday at a Jet transport plane
The four-engine. 50-passenger
Canadian Avro jet liner arrived
from indianapolis for study by
military officials.
It's builders said it made the
520-mile trip in rs minutes and
is seconds, at an average ground
speed of AIS miles per hour. Air
speed ranged from 435 to 500.
The plane was built by Avro
Canada of Toronto. United States
officials are going to take a look
at it to see if they want it for
the Air Force.
The plane has been tested for
the past several days by the Air
Force at Dayton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Mortinsburg Mon Dies
Of Auto Crosh Injuries
By the Associated .'ress

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
10.-Irving Snow. Is, of Martins
burg. w. Va, died in hospital
here today of injuries received
nearly two weeks ago in an auto
mobile accident.
Mr.. Snow was a passenger in q
vehicle which left the road and
overturned February Is on U. s.
Route 29 north of here between
Madison and Shelby. Three other
persons were injured.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
HOUSES TO SHARE

FULLY FURNISHED with Bendix
washing machine and televisions
Wheaton section. Call LO. 5-253S.
9 GIRLS to share house with I other
girl; owner: convenient. OR. 210S,
FALLS CHIlRCH-Young professional
woman with 4-year-old child will
share home: cple. pref. KE. 3-5662..
CONGENIAL COUPLE to share fur.
nished home with bachelor. Ideal
neighborhood. Call between z and
8 pm. North 3611. g.
BUSINESS COUPLE to share house:
al pfi'iiS'' near 0uS' L. '-zGoo'
WIDOW will share nicely furn. home
with empl. cple:; garage available.
ELDERLY WOMAN with impaired
vision. offers couple $50 q mo. and
use OF 5-rm. furn. house, garden, all
utils. and heat In exchange for care
4 and board; near Dist. line NV.
PVT. ROOM for ! employed girl. non.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont,)

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Modern Tyr
old 3-bedroom and 3-bath brick
bone; immed. occup.; beautifully
eaess, snsse'.; aE, sao oe1aE, mE' '4oo; SUM- and
$500 31st PL. NV bedrooms. plus
bsmt.; garage. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN g Go; Realtors. 1415 K st.
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW, gas h.-w.h.,
WALcRoFT REALToR. sa[ X saoii I'M o!HH s4od, mo-
RADIANT VALLEY-Nicely furn. q
bedrm., and bath brick bungalow,
AUTO; neat, vacant: S115 mo. H.
seeRRooSo,M seRoS, CORNER. brick garage,
storm windows, gas heat, 2 baths,
furnished bsmt.; $3.50 mo. HI. 1852.
SMALL. MODERN. Arm. BUNGALOW q
bedrms). gas heat. large yard and
trees; suitable for couple and infant;
located of Mass. ave. NV. extended !;
saM car a iS nsisSsssity; ~, Phone Wo. 703s;
ton, 40 Decatur St. Kensington;
1880 WOODLEY PL. N.W.DFop 4
months; bedrms., bath upstairs
DOWN. reeep. hall. liy. rm.. din. rm..
xrW r5El,thlS. 4Lu ny. Siou mo. HO. b933.
completely furn.; on quiet street
conv., to. transp. and schools: S135
month. AP. 2462 or AP. 0444. "A
RoSEMONT--Furn. house, rms.
and bath bedrms., screened porch
front and back yard. OV. Ass.
NORTH ARLlNGTON-Inmaculate. 3
nedrms., 2 baths; plus maids quar-
ters.. Redecorated completely furn.,
Bendix; immed. occup. IA. 2-930s.
s:I ssato., !, gas heat; ! rms and d'tsas bath;
$50 RANDOLPH sT. H.W.-e rms,
bath, oil heat. refrigerator, fuii
SSss95' 2 incl. porches. CAN RA.
ooT apply at 643 Indiana ave. NV, NV,
American ANMfaaaaeyi U. v1c.-5 rms, t etec.
kit, util. rm. off kit; excellent
aa iss s7s H dsa mo 0r1sa Sax 49pM iH9nsd
NEW HoME-Never has been lived ed in; /;
sull stullil bsmt. open san., nie. Il to rms. 4;
ssss; sssi ca Tensai. TAI. ss9a 49, Sum- cali 10,
ROOMS, beautifully furn.. includ-
ing recr; rm. and auto. washer; for
responsible adult family; in Bright
GEoRGETOWN-Immed. poss.. <
bedrms., 2 baths, din. and liv. rms,
trance. Ideal for students, internes
or nurses. $3.50 mo. EN- $685.. IS
TAkOMA PARK, MD.-Det. 4-bed-
room completely furn. house on
quiet street. but conv. to transp. and
schools;, $500 mo. To inspect call
Mr.. Grier MIINSEY TpIT SN
MA. $3.50.
NEARLY NEW 5-rm. brick, on transp.
!mmed poss., to May Is. S125 mo.
6416 31st ST. N.W.-3 bedrooms, 2
@ @nathss oiI heat. Call WO. 4257. or
WO. 3916 for appointment 4
ALEXANDRIA, 1909 Powhatan St
B min. airport and Pentagon. bus,
shop. center. at corner; nicely furn.
B rms. and bsmt.; S125. OV. 1922.
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GEORGETOWN. 3506 o ST. NV
HOUSE REAuTTFIn,

Combines all the charm of old
Georgetown with new modern ap-
cious living. White brick exterior;
interior beautifully finished in Will
liamsburg green; 1st f., liv. rm. with
open flrepl. and book alcove, din
rm.. powder rm.. completely equip.
modern kit; End f., 2 attract.
bedrms. with spacious closets. tile
5000. Open for inspection i pm. to
pm. Call L. E. BREUNINGER &
SONS. INC, MA. 2040 or EN-. 0ss7.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 14I6. s..
CALL COOK for reasonable moving
rates, by veteran. JA S-210S.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
CO INC est 1905
MOVING BY yET-Exper. help, every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cail
Gny time. MR.. COOK. GIL 5137.
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MOVE.
BUT HAVE TO. CALL ROYALL
TRANSFER. MI. 1907. Sc
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ROOMS. kit. bath, furn., Dupont
10 MT; Pleasant area: 2 or 3 girls
app. S75; avail. Feb. 23. WA. 1851. :
BACHELOR lieut.. commander, arriy-
ing Feb; 20 desires furn. one-bed-
roo room eftleiency t;t apt Quiet, sober
ABOUT MAR. 15-Furn. living room,
bedroom. kitchen. pvt. bath for
young empl. cple.; will pay 500
maximum; NV. section preferred.
Box 464-L. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE, excel refs, desire
By March or April. DE. De- SAG. ss. ''0s
ATTENTION BACHELORS-Is there
q young chap in Alex. who would
like to share his quarters with a
steadily employed gentleman, ~
ygso yrs; old? Excellent refs. Gail TIE;
BRAZILIAN COUPLE. without chill
dren,. wants apt. with l bedrm.,
pvt; bath, kit, shopping center, up
to 500. AID. 1856.
Two GIRLS desire furn; apt Takoms
0951 or AID. 1853. A.
COUPLE DESIRE furnished apart.
and kitchenette) in Dupont Circle
area for three months. Maximum
Sa75i Sa76i, Issr Ikeierences furnished. Boz
FtRN. tis APT. PR; for two college graduate.
or large double room with bath
References. NO. 1902 after 4 pm
YOUNG COUPLE desires attractive
unfqrn: @ l-bedrm. apt. GEORGETOWN
Aprii-May. Box 44s-I. Star. 4.
QUIET, REFINED business woman
16-year-old son need 2-bedrm. apt
tfurn. or unfurn.) in s.e. Sec, near
shops and transp. to Andrews AFB
Willing to use din. I'm. or porch as
NDIokDsNList your gnfurn. Of
listings; applicants waiting: white;
Wash. and vic. Call MA. O007.
RECONSTRUCTED-Large rooms, un-
furn.; private bath: cooking facili-
ties: lady; permanent. Govt. DE.
CLEAN, considerate young cpl. with
apt; $75 or less. DU. 1900. EXT.
Two WORKING GIRLS want small
furn. apt. around Feb. Is; eff. con-
SID: reas. rent. AID. 93sS after 10,
EMBASSY GIRL desires furnished
setiiclency apt. in apt. bldg. near
rThN. rfsS d2 6R ghSPi TNFtkN. H. esjeney sas .,
one-bedroom apt. in NV. Section,
Phone Ii. 3-g0OT.
2-BEDROOM UNFURN. NV. apt. for
couple with infant; refs. furn.;
perm. D. c. resident, in present
apt. 5 yrs. Can wait 60 days for
right apt. Please phone OV 1882
PERM. PROF. GOVT. EMPL., wife
and 3-mo. baby. desire quiet i or .
bedroom unf. apt. In bldg. or pvt
GENTLE home; max. $50; pref Va.
excel; local ref. Box 422-L Star. =
GOVT. OFFICIAL. couple, no children
looking for desirable unfurnished
2-bedrm.. apt. in quiet. excel. NV
neighborhood; occupancy any time
bet. Feb. and APT. Call LU. 4-3l92
between z and 8 pm.
COLoRED-REFINED MAN. Govt
empl.. desires 1-rm., kit. bath, un.
turn; apt: reas. RA. 5516.
COLORED COuPLE--Employed, wants
pvt. 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt. un-
furn., NV. AID. 2916 after z pm
4
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

liv. rm.. Kit. bath. viii pay up to
Sl25 5onn mo. DecatqE 1000. or Wood
NV. section, close transp. shopp- -ag
and school. Up TO $3.50. AID. 1896.
GEORGETOWN BUSINESSMAN needs
22-bedrm; house within l5-min. driv.
SI25 mo. DE. 1000. -
office, has long lists Of clients for
in nearby Maryland or NV. nc.
esll PEKRY spP! BAY ses g. pESHe sGt isSul.s
3-BEDRM. FURN. HSE. wanted by
ehf HA%sER we ssi "a asS lnSp' ext! MaESa 4ea
UNFURN. HOUSE, 2 or more bed
rms, adults; reasonable; prefer west
q Wis; ave. EN-. 1854;
house to rent unfurn. 5 or s rooms,
TAKOMA PARK or vic.-Feb. Is.
Upfnrnished 2-3 be4rm. house; SS5.
Sl0o mo; mo; responsible; Govt. empl.
ARMED FORCES urgently need
with Armed Forces Housing once.
va: and NV, Ii. 5-6700. Ext. TAILS
NV. and Md, IL. $4,000. Ext. 1924
Sc. and NE. 10. 10000. Ext. 303
Sc. and Md, HI. 3100. Ext 5l22
IS
CONSIDERING RENTAL
Of your property in Arlington or Fair
fay Co. Then call or write for full
information on our rental manage
ment service. ARFAX REALTY, TT
Lee hwy, Falls Church 1850. a
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. tcont..)
OPEN l TO 6
COOP APTS.

1417 NEWTON ST. NV.
This is your opportunity to purchase
2-rm.. kit, dinette and bath apt.
in this modern, fireproof bldg. for
as low as. $3.50 down and S7S.25
per month. All apis. have re-
frigerators. hardwood floors, built in
tile baths; all living and bedrms.
are large. many II it. long. These
apis. we have seen. All prospective
members will be carefully selected.
A lew choice vacancies are now
available. For appt. to inspect at
other times, call DE. 3l42,
METROPOLIS REALTY g.
INVESTMENT co.
l713 N CaDitol ST
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Owen Your Own Apt. Home

ing fGDn1stiDl for mutual bensfits." ashs snsp- Co.
have pooled their purchasing
power to buy and operate
their homes and to obtain
services at comparatively low
cost. Made possible only by
tne economies OF wholesale"
apt, home suitable to your
needs and circumstances from
one of the following.
THE BRoADMooR
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
One of the 194 charming
apt. homes in this most dis
tinguished of Washington's
Coop Apt. bldgs. is now avail
able. It consists Of an entrance
sunrm., kit spacious corner
bedrm and bath. 1t has 3 ex-
posures and a lovely outlook
across the front lawn and
plaza to Conn. ave. Price,
Sl5,5oo; terms.
3s1O SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.
A 2-bedrm. apt. home in
a practically new and very
economically operated bldg.
We recommend this to you.
Price only S10.5O0. Cash re-
ouirement only $4,000.
1923 LANIER PL. NV.
We know of no better ex-
ample of the savings on price
and operating cost of CO.
operative ownership than this
presented here. Center foyer,
a, bedrms: and baths, in
full din. rm;. kit. and pantry:
r hsmt; ,, maid,s o9n.. pm.. gar: All
able terms. Where can You
duplicate this home value?
THE AvoNDALE
A 2-elevator 5-story bldg.
mr.. Dupont Circle. Very few
left. Examples of exception
ally low prices. One-bedrm.
housekeeping home as low as
W: 300. Twc-bedrm. house
86 N. Y. AVE. NV.
A close-in location mr.. Gov
eminent printing plant. Here
you can purchase bungalow
type ant. home with 3 ex-
posureS. 2 corner. bedrms. and
bath. liv. rm., kit. Full price
only $1,000: assume a mort
gage Of 1000 at 4pe, SIS. 900
cash and live there at a total
monthly cost Of only S34.72.
1871 LANIER PL. NV.
Here are 9 exceptional
values. A 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
spt. home of exceeding charm.
Such features as the wood
beamed ceiling in the din, rm.,
must be seen to be appreciated.
This charming home that oc-
cupieS the whole front section
Of the Ard floor of the bldg.
is priced at S16.500 on very
convenient terms. On the
4th floor, 3 flights UP. YOU
can save by walking. Here
is a 2-bedrm. and bath home,
with liv. rm.. kit, pantry and
screened porch. For the re-
markable low price of Ss.950;
terms.
For details and appoint
nlents to inspect any of the
above, call weekdays the ofice
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. apt. authority since 1872
RE. 121S or RE. 1749.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp
The Jennifer
1415 Tuckerman st. NV.
DE LUKE APIS.
Bedrm., liv. rm., kit, dinette, foyer,
bath, large closets. $110.
HENRY B. THADEN
728 18th st. NV. MA. 2O75.
Sligo Terrace
APARTMENTS

Sligo Terrace
APARTMENTS
1904 Manchester Road
Silver Spring, Md.
Beautiful one and two bedrm. apis.
aasf and bah M f cross anins Yentaon spaas kitchen Ha
tractively decorated apis.
l Bedroom. $S2
Bedrooms. $50
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
Jaanit9r service. laundry facilities, in
sllGssufl sliae Park. s'0Fero0m' Overlooking
Resident Manager. SH. 9267
COLORED-2 ROOMS and kitchen
70 cbia; hfneq empiqyed couple or With
CoLORED-1 RIM. kitchen and semi
bath; respectable family; S45 mo.
coIoREp-4.7 NJ ST. NV rm..
good references VIII vii, be- consiaered ,sH1i Mesh
!; !, GERALD ERA JUSTINE, Az 5tn St..
CoLoRED-lsos EYE ST. Ne
EMPLOYED people. LII. $3.50. Can
coLoRED@5sth 1HSnSS' AND DIX SITS.
NE rms. kit. and bath; gas
heat; sos per month; immediate oc-
cupancy; adults only. Call ME.
CeoLoRED-l RIM, kit; apt. for re-
fined couple; no children. Open
COLORED-THREE ROOMS, kitchen,
bath; ready for occupancy Feb. Is;
COLORED-APT. UNFURN., l700
kenilworth ave. mel -bedrm. apt,
diving room. dining room, kitchen
ette, bedroom, BATH. util. included.
except phone; rental. $3.50. CO.
LoN1AL INVESTMENT CO., s17
CoLoRED APIS. ts)-En3cieacy
apt. util. furn.; good neighborhod,
NV: location. close to Central High.
Call ST. 1866 or KI. S-5743. ROB
ERT A. FIELDS, Broker.
OLORED-UNFURN modern bsmt.
apt: large rm.. pvt. kit. and bath;
no children; $40 mo. Ii. 7-OS3S.
CoLORED-c402 10th ST. NE
n3 rooms, share kit. and bath apt.
coIoREb32 RMS. AND KIT @a conv.
e., e. 9qs bE anS 3, g sssrline, in NV. section.
CoLoRED-UNFURNIsHED APT
Also large front room and kitchen,
eonyenient to everything. Call Ii.
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FOUR-BEDRM. HOME, in beautiful
Belle Haven; $195 mo-; 1-year lease.
Two-bedrm. home. in suburban Alex
andria; S100 mo.
Three bedrms, baths; furnished
home; nice cond.; 1925 mo. Alex
andria.
For information and appt. to see, call
1929 Prince ST., Alex, Va. Phone
KI. S-S015. 4
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BUNGALOW-S110
2 bedrms., liv. rm. with fireplace. din.
rm. with fireplace, equip. kit, 30-ft.
full .bsmt Expandable attic. Side
porch. Tyr. lease required This
home now rented by an official of
this CO.. at the same rental. Immed.
WooDMooR AGENCY. INC.
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CAREFREE LIVING

CAf[EFf[EE LIVING
Here's chance you seldom get!
Twin-siZe bedroom. dining room,
living room. kitchen and bath; To-
Gated in Hampshire Gardens. one
OF the n.W.'s finest co-operatives.
Ridiculously law priced at S11 500.
For appt.. consult Mr.. Nichols. NO.
2117.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1951-02-04

NEW SEMIDETACHED BRICKS
rooms. 3 bedrooms; Capitol. Boiling
Field, Andrews Field, Navy Yard; on
lease, S125 per month, 2 months
rent in advance required. See SUM-
day. 2 to dark.
462i-23 H ST. Sc.
Out Penna. ave. to Ala. ave, left to
46th St. left to H st. See our sign.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
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LOVELY sIr,vrp sppINc

LOVELY SILVER SPRING
Location overlooking Sligo Park. In
attrac. wooded area; only ! unit
available: = bedrms.; S7l.3 mo
covers everything. including utils
and maintenance; convenient to al
facilities. Call MRS. MAGEE. JU
7-1503
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ALEXANDRIA
AURORA HILLS

Near schools. shopping center, etc,
5 Minis. Pentagon; liv rm, din. rm.
kit. 3 bedrms. and bath, h.-wh.;
avail. immediately; $130.
Two-Story home, in excel neighbor-
hood; rooms nicely arranged and
all good size: avail. Feb. 10; near
shopping center, schools. etc, 5
n,ins Pentagon
VIRGINIA REALTY CO.
23rd and Arl. Ridge rd. Exclusive
agent. a
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| BEDRM., CORNER, APPROX. So. 500
OPEN 2-5 SAT. SUN. MON.
Lily. rm., bedrm., mod. kit. with ample
dining space: bath; immed. poss !:
terms. 1901 Wyoming ave. NV. Mr..
HOME REALTY co -
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENrs

oNE OF THE largest cooperative
apartments in the city is now avail.
able as an estate property; located
IN an exclusive cooperative Just OF
10Th ST.. 1t consists of living room,
~ by %. with wood-burning fire.
place; dining room, Is by Is; IL
nrary tor bedroom; 3 bedrooms
paths; kitchen and pantry. Three
excellent exposures and a good view
are Afforded. However. complete re-
decoration is necessary. For ap-
pointment call Mr.. Gavin. with H, 6
SMITHY CO., ST. 5000; residence
MI. 5004. Il
NAYLOR GARDENS-open for in.
Sspecuon.. ! to 5. Sunday. VCHA,
3oth and Naylor I'd. Sc. One very
large, -bedrm. unit tfull din. rm.
large lily. rm.. tile bath. fully equip
elee. kitD:. possession. No 2-bedrm
units avail. at this time DRURY
OR h7R1 nr TW / 101
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ARLINGTON, NORTH - Two new
modern 3-bedrm.. 2-bath houses
GE kitchens. immediate occu:
min. by car to Pentagon; with and
without bsmt. BERKEY PROPER.
TIES, INC, IA. $4,000 or OW. 1898
Evening star., 1951-02-04

FALLS CHURCH-Westlaw 3-bed-
room. nearly new rambler; S125
monthly on l to 3 yr. lease: near
shopping center and Lee blvd. bus.
FA Sn-C
Evening star., 1951-02-04

BUSINESS FOR SALE - Leather
goods speciality shop; exclusive
Connecticut avenue NV: approxi-
mately $4,000 inventory; husband
and wife own all stock: wife. who
controls stock, wants out. Can be
bought slightly above inventory
values. Certified financial state
ment will prove a profit in excess
from this type of speciality shop.
Write or phone PAUL E. SCHAEF-
FER, ESQ. attorney for business.
1903 K street, NV: phone MA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-12
TEA( HERS
 DEMANDING
 PAY RAISE
Oppose $500 a Year In. crease as Inequitable
 10 Cost of Living

PALMER, Alaska, Feb. F --tR-- Palmer's entire faculty of g teach CTS were on record today as oppos- ing a $500 per year wage increase for teachers as negotiable"
 In a letter writing campaign this week they supported Anchorage teachers in a demand that the raise be based on cost of living survey compiled last summer.
 The protests went to legislators and the Territorial Board of Educa- tion opposing the increase proposed by the executive committee of the Alaska Education Association, which is to come before the legis- lature.
 They said the survey, showing Seattle as 100 per cent, begged Jun eau at 130 per cent; Anchorage 16l, and Fairbanks and Nome at 196.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-12
'eds Ram Deep Wedge into Allied Defenses
4 NORTHERN NOTEBOOK
By BOB DE ARMOND

Indian Reservation was established Hunting and fishing are negligible toward support of our people.
 "Our economic life has been rev olutionized and yet we are not al- lowed to buy and sell our own prop erty. Business principles are com pletely ignored.
 "Our capital resources cannot be sold and developed. People who own large tracts of timber live in a hove but cannot sell their timber. They are forced to wait until one of the big favored lumber companies sys- tematically cuts large tracts of tim Der and reaches the individuals land.
 Red tape and a desire to per petuate themselves in office by members of the Indian service have not been conducive to economic de- velopment of our Indian resources
 People will not establish industry Tor business when they cannot give long-term lease let alone deed We cannot develop capitalistic en- terprise under Soviet-type control.
 "Why should we be ruled by in- dividuals who know nothing about business?
 why are we protected by a sys- tenn of theoretical benevolent pa ternalism?
 Are we not any more c~pable >l running our affairs than cCloreo or white man?
 "When are we going to be treated on terms of equality? When can we order a glass of beer the same as any other citizen?
 Tt is time we were given oui freedom to live unrestricted as ordi- nary individuals instead of living under the thumbs of small-mindeo souls who cannot see further thar their monthly pay check.
 Therefore the undersigned re- spectfully petition that we be freed given the rights, duties and privi- leges of a citizen"