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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

5000 TO 5000 FEET for second
Mr.. Gay, VI. 1859. night or holiday,
or here: LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1719 K st. NV, MA. 1896.
APPROX. 1000 FIT. drv space for
stationery storage; Immediately. Elk.
2477.
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Low IN PRICE
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MODERN broom Colonial cottage
Newly remodeled and painted In.
side and out. Asbestos shingle roof
. additional rooms on 2nd floor. not
fully completed. Large living room
with fireplace. Two bedrooms or
first floor. cedar-lined closet. Bath
Kitchen with cabinet sink. cabinets
pantry. etc Kitchen and bath
room Conglotiled. Nice basement
Oil-fired, steam heat. automatic gas
water heater. Garage, 2-story hog
for $50 hens; ga. lot on good road.
More land available. Within COM
muting distance Of Baltimore and
Washington. Grand view. high ele-
yation. Ideal for retired person.
Fine well water. Write RAYMOND
Md. Phone sykesvilie 335-J-4 after
S.3O nm
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READY SOON
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-3.O 900 50. it., paneled
omces, Venetian blinds, lge. vault,
light and heat free: centrally To-
Gated, especially good for any bust
ness as ofiices. merchandise display
call Mr. M sESLI, siE2skTms Du. s?Ss ssss. month
NEW WAREHOUSE. never occupied
5000 SO. feet, New warehouse, never
occupied, 4.500 50. feet. Box
HAVE AVE. ABoHr S5aEi $500 so. FIT. at E st.
s.w.. nr. So. Capitol. nearest to
downtown. all on floor (2nd)
with elec. conveyor; Sears. Roebuck
yacateS 10th of June; rent reas
A. H. BAcAS. Realtor. AID. s4s4
NEW 2ox3O STORAGE or ofaces, dis.
tributor, electr.. plumber, etc. Ken
SPACE FOR RENT-car unloading
and storing: ne. D. C. vi. 961S.-3
crete floor; P.R.R. siding. Kenilwortt
ave. ne. D. c. LU. 1-476O, 3
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL BLDG, 2
noors: driye-throngh bldg; Nd. ave
at 10th ne; suitable car wash
parts dist. or any retail; 5000 so
flo1 e more available July /. 81. Di
5000 so. FIT. End comm. rear ytt
ana ss SIS. NV; rent reduced. Cal
wAREHoUsE LEASING. also erection
financing for large firms. Z. N
LIGHTROWM WA 1396
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERrY-sALE

les.sas SO. FIT. level and clear
with 705 #. on B. & o. Railroad,
?: g County; zoned light indus
640O or WA. $3.50. -3
COMMERCIAL Industrial ground. o
LIGHTBOWN WA 1925
21S VINE ST. d. &C.; 8 rms. corner
prop; price $4,000, S3,500 down
will accept contract subject to in
125,OOO SO. FIT. of industrial prop
erty, on r. r. siding; dirt cheap: call
Mr.. Gillen. REALTY INVESTMENT
cTSDER fSi Sh' BLOCK tS BUILDING, ss TT.
x70 #. on $4,000 So. #. lot:
toilets on 1st A.; complete apt. on
End A.; also another $4,000 50. IT.
lot adj, If desired; sell or lease;
OWNER; GE. 3453. q
Vicinity Wisconsin g. M NV,
LARGEST INDUSTRIAL SITE AVAIL
FRONTAGE; SUITABLE FOR PARK
ING LOT. STORAGE YARD. ETC.
PRESENT INCOME. $500 MONTH.
CALL MR. SMITH. WO. 4740.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H St. NV. Realtors MA. $500
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HOUSES WAITED TO sUY

BY PERMANENT GOVT. ENGINEER
| G. s. Is; 4-bedrm. house in Airing
ton. nearby Fairfax or suburban
Alexandria; suitable for two small
families: pleasant neighborhood: not
over 5000 cash with remainder
4P 4Pote 70 Ext s1o9 1oTs Per month Call =. eL'
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy bunga.
low with hot-water heat. bsmt., attic
D; G. or nearby Md. 81. 1914.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS
s15 54REhhI FL otS d0 st. Esat0fS M NA Esfs5 o4ss
FROM OWNER--2-bedrm. house. Ch
Chase. Bethesda area or NV D. c.,
less than $14 900. OIL. 676S.
WILL ray ALI CASH for bungalow
in D. c. or nearby Md. near trans
IF you ARE INTERESTED in selling
your. mouse on long-term invest
ment proposition. can make un-
usually large monthly payments. but
no big down payment. Need two OF
shree bedroom house. within a, few
Of 1ssFet tbstv linz S.s
viii consider all offers. Call 10
s-0717 or write AZ Perry ave.
WANT HSif'iis EEcENT bungalow, bedrms.
exp. attic or 3 bedrms., basement
best available a. spproX aas Ssil6;5oo. sl6
FOR CLIENT-Near Cath. church; 9
or 3 bedrm. brk., good cond.. not
over $4,000. Box 2s9-E. Star;
A GOOD HOUSE. NV. or nearby No !,
PURCHASER with SIS, 600 wants S Of
& rm. bungalow in .. C.. OF nearby
ARf1NGToS Rfi HOMES HON g NEEDED ni SsSi now b,
9Id soa reliable eli II 5til70i, tirmi E. CROSS. At
5lgM. lsSf Il BUAeAIoW "a, AI1S1S' with bsmt. IT
sTouSaN sround Can Can T be brick aOor or frame
must be within 10 mi. D. c. Cal
Mr.. Curling. with r. G.. DUNNE
HQ. 0700; ewes. and Sun. LA
PARTY WANTS to Guy from owner
white or colored houses, any cond
Pay all cash. Box 431-c. Star.
PRIVATE WHITE PARTY will buI
furn. or unfurn. house direct from
owner; S10.000-$11,500. NO. 2641
ATTENTION, ne. ana s.e. owners
We specialize in these two sections
with 20 s yrs OF experience LII List t. YOU, ga,
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY
335 H st. ne. FIR. 1900.
HOUSE ON CAPITOL HILL. near Ii.
brary OF Congress-; two or three
bedrooms. Lo 3-34S3. Sc
1 WILL PAY YOU CASH for yonl
home. Immed. action. Any Location
D. c.. Nd, Va. RE. 2201. 81. 7747
WANT TO BUY nice 3-bedrm. home,
not over $4,000. in nice location
Box 154-D. Star. 7'
SPOT CASH for your house, white
colored, any section. MR.. L1SS
NE. 6670.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Cash fol
your property in D c.. Va or Md
Ewes, FA. 1858 or 81. 1907,
IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO the saIs
of your home business or invest
cali r. A. HUMPHRiES. Rssltof
| S08 North Capitol MA $3.50 Pre-
aruraisals Results since 1919
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IDEAL FOR PHYSICIAN
Or dentist; 1900 blk. I st. NV: large
brick remodeled residence, nov
rented IS offices; total income ap-
prox. $4,000 a year.
s. A. YOUNG CO.
917 18th st. NV. Ma. 1888.
1900 BLOCK L ST. N.W.-Largt
brick house; ideal for remodeling
S. A. YOUNG co.
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GAINESvILLE+7h acres, LONG 'front.'
age on Rt. 29-21i: S-room and bath
frame house, surrounded by lovely
old tree. and set well back from
hWy. Other valuable bldgs.
Haymarket-6 rooms, bath. full base
msnt; me a6o inclosed porch. garden space;
Amissville-97 acres. charming old s.
room house. In good condition. elec-
$1,000, DOROTHY c. MCCOY.
COMMITTING DIsTANcE-200-acfe.
aSfsrn essh Held: aoqsss sss ssS9d barns springs
lSa Stream; sase' sle.5oo. s.5 house s0od 0arn''
masonry barns, streams: Sal 500.
90 acres. arm. sturdy shack. streams;
81 acres. mostly timber. $4,000.
100 acres. completely modern S-rni:
house, good barns. modern tsnans
40 acres, 2 stone houses: S41 1,50O.
RfYLAHD II 4. D4RsE. a9ss. Sas a. s99Ss2a. 9Ss2i or
DAwsoNvILLE MD.
III acres on Route %. 11-room
modern house. horse barn, other
buildings; reasonable price and
' S DARNEsrowN. MD.
40 acres Of nice rolling land with
house for remodeling, on hard-sur-
faced road. 23 miles out; $3.50. per
acre Call Mrs. Ross Gatthersbure
424-W. LYMAN C. DELE a. CO..
NC. ST. $500. =.
S ACRES, 11-rm. house; could make
2 apis !; stately shaped trees, nice
lawn, rich garden land; about 81
mi. from d. c. on hwy. g.. Price.
$500; easy terms.
der cultivation with plants; full
equip. Price, $4,000 cash for en-
acres, near La Plata: clean. mod
ern house; garden, fruit, gar; new
elec. refgr. and stove. Price. So
souTHERN MD. REALTY CO.. on
Route 3O1 below Waldorf. Phone
La Plata GIL.
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont. J

COMMERCIAL corner Hyattsville--
Owner will sacrifice: store. once
rms. apt; asking SIS: 800. RA
2203, W. CLIFFORD sHERTzER
1854 s K VsT sT. N.w.-This brick bldg
located in the medical and business
centers Is In excellent condition
Conv. terms and financing. PAUL
LEPS, Real Estate. MA. 22O2: eyes,,
ARLANDiA-commercial lot. sOx90
improved With small frame dweiling;
OF OF $3.50. OF. s6s5.
18th ST. NV. near Columbia I'd
Ftrst-commercial row brick. 10 rms,
2 baths, full bsmt.. front and rear
ent., oil h.-w.h.; price, S21 800;
terms; T. v. GREEN. ST. 9463
end coMaiERcIAL, i1sISi 10th and L SITS
n.w.-A 51-ft, frontage with 30-ft
necticut ave. Over 5000 So. IT
Priced for quick sale, Financing
avail. For further infor.. call Mr.
MSsp3s MMSsGsaTfhs w. with H. WooJDWARp Arr 4
Mo.. W.. SEE. aR $685.; Sun. and ewes:
MOTOR COURTS, U. s. Hwy. /; sep.
arate home and cabins. all-masonr,
construction; committing distance Il
VIVIAN D; es1ssS soH61coTT 51sn ,7$e $eGiaSs RISe,
BLoG. For SALE, s45, 900: occupiee
g present by auto shop: loc. or
pangerneld rd., between King anC
Fringe sts.. Alex: approx. $500 sq
". moor space. plus ONCE space;
axSo aiSo .22sdstory addition, 15x15 It
oV. bo20 or AL. 3055. 3
WISCONSIN AVENUE, CORNER,
near Bank Of Bethesda, on out.
pound side, about 170-ft. front by
average depth of about ITO feet tc
alley; improved by 2 houses with
income OF about $500 monthly
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, I719 K
ST. NV. MA, 1166. Night or sun.
dssg call Miss Shoemaker, EN-
ALLEY LOT. near 18th st, ane
Mass. ave. Sc. 1885 SO. IT.; plans
for. First Commercial Warehouse
included with land; price reason
able. Cali Mr.. Gay, VI. 1868
night or holiday. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. aR l719 K st. NV. MA
IDEAL BUSINESS LOCATION, 10,
$500 so. IT.; mr.. intersection Lee
hwy. and new Fairfax drive, al
Z. Falls. Church; is now occupied b.
successful dry cleaning business
this lot has bldgs which contain
an Office Tor rent and q splendid
apt on 2nd floor; owner retiring
viii sell lot. bldgs.. equip. and
KE. 3-5184. - ~
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This You Can Afford

8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Excellent new home with 1st-n. bed
room and full bath. de luxe kit. with
garbage disposal and exhaust fan,
full bsnit., outside entrance: breeze
way to Lear garage: nice Level lot:
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arl., Va. ia. 4-1155
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STORES FOR RENT (cont.,
IN TAKOMA PARK
40 CEDAR GIT

been used as luncheonette, but can
be used for many other businesses
See 1T today and II interested please
consult HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, RE.
1166.
STORE VALUES
1881 CONN. AVE.
Large store. $500 50; f.. excellent
mo-, including heat.
% RIGGS RD., CHILLUM, MD.
Large house. suitable for commercial
use, with an acre Of ground; $3.50
month.
,5xs5: 500 4 noats. ST; NV
1000 EYE ST. NV.
1st-noor commercial store. incl. heat
and hot water: S1S5 month.
1851 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Store and apartment; Sl75 per
month.
.713 3rd ST. NV.
15x50 feet. completely remodeled;
plus 2 apis renting for S102-$250
End commercial, 1880; ss5 month.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. capjtol, Realtors, MA. 5000.
1000 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Outstanding corner loc.. for store or
ofice, in Woodbridge business area.
R. G. DUNNE. HO 070O
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Four-story ONCE building on
l4th st. south of Thomas
Circle: 5000 SO. f.; vacant;
very attractive price.
OPPOSITE NEW GAO BLDG.
Excellent corner; vacant;
has to be remodeled. VIII sac
ritice for quick saIe.
New Growing Section
Corner modern brick bldg,
occupied by 1st-elass bakery;
doing $500 day business; lot
75x00, plus additional lot.
50xl10; heavy travelled inter-
section. Priced at $4,000, in
cludins business.
B. CRIFASI co.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. 619t
Wis. Ave. and Albemarle NV
NEAR SEARS, PEOPLES AMI
KRESGE. A BUSINESS LOCATION
OF 1900 SO FIT. IN A RICH RESI-
DENTAL AREA. ENHANCEMENT
OF VALUE ASSURED.
CALL, MAURICE KOHNER
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STORE VALUES

1000 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Outstanding corner loc.. for store or
ofice. in Woodbridge business area,
r. G. DCNNE, HO. 07OO
Evening star., 1951-06-03

CHOICE LOCATIONS
IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
STORE, 25x9O, WITH MEZZANINE
AND FULL BASEMENT. AIR-CON-
DITIONED. PRIVATE PARKING,
5Ox115, ADJOINING.
(2l BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, 30xS0.
SPECIAL SUITABLE FOR
DRUGS. HARDWARE OR VARIETY
(3J WISCONSIN AvE.-ATTRACTIvE
STORE, 30x70, WITH g. BASE
MENT. REAR LOADING.
(4) H ST. N.E.-NEW STORE, 20x75.
VERY HEAVY PEDESTRIAN TRAF-
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H St. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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LECTURE ROOM for meetings. Conn.
ave. tnr. S),f ommodating 40;
rental, $3.50 Up; also studio avail
able: co. 4726.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
SUBSTANTIAL CASH available for
immsd nnm rcEsI purchase s,og 1t sgsrtments @ q
co. EX. 1880, IA. 1906.
APT. BLDG, 6 to IL units. NV. sec
ton. for owner. Full details. Reply
Box &c. Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

On Seneca Ridge, in Fairfax County
Assets include: J.. Beautiful view
OF mountains and Potomac valley.
2. Growing community Of fine coun-
try places. 3. Within committing
distance Of Washington. 4. We'll
watered by 3 spring fed streams. 5.
Competent farm operator who will
remain on the property. 6. OUT
standing building site. Price, i'm
Guiding crops, stock and equip
ment, S43. 900. $4,000 lst trust
available. For details and appt. 10
inspect. call Mr.. Smith, DE. 41O1,
once mrs Vienna 1914, ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent. 1908 goth St. INV,
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CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1951-06-03

SEVEN 6-RooM BRICKS, ne. loca-
ton; monthly rental, $l46.58
THOMAS P. BROWN. SIS 4th
st. S.w. Ma 1919.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE, ne: !
units completely furn.; annual in.
come S3.S00. plus owners apt.
perfect condition. Box 322-D. Star
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Oscar Peterson
Back In States

Oscar Peterson. the Canadian
pianist who. II only one year.
Won top noncrs IN both the Down
Beat and Metronome magazine
popularity polls has Gu, short
his vacation at MS home in Mon
real 10 accept . series Of top
club bookings before en- barking
ct MS second annual tour with
Norman G.snz' Jazz q. the Phil
harmonic
Peterson Wlll open q; Bi.cland
in New York CITY on August 2.
for ten DAYS He Will then play
the SKY Bar in Cleveland FOX one
week. and is tentatively set for
Chicago's Blue Note for two
week engagement starting Aug.
24th.
The Jazz at the Philharmonic
tour. which will play more than
SO cities. is scheduled to begin on
Sept IA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Job in Capitol
For Women Still
Available Here

Only Ten days remain .o- De
'-o.' ard Mich San girls 70 sppiv
T. Washington JOBS IS stenog-
sapHess and ;ypists with me
Nasy Department a. the Mich,-
zen State Er plCyment Service S
Trercisl and Professional Of
tle $40 Woodward ave
Miss Mary X. Ruwari. who
has been recruiting for the
Navy for the lat six months.
will hold her last interviews
On July 9Th before leaving for
Milwaukee. for the same pur-
pose. recruiting.
Girls With or without ex-
Pc Ience are desired. and the paw
ranges from $3.50 10 $2675 Per
year for starting salaries. with
annual increases. and Dc days a
year annual leave.
TIE Navy srranges housing for
recruits for the first few DAYS
they are IN Washington. and
ds them N finding permanent
quarters. then Meals are avail
able at moderate rates in Navy
cateterias
Interviews are granted daily
between 6 and SO pm. Mss
Ruwart said. al the Michigan
State Employment Services Com
lre.c.al and Professional Office
Room 20z Trinity : 400. E&ten-
son 262.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Ed ito ria Is


Another race member announced his ,ate,,
the common Council last week to bring tht nateF 10
10 three This Is signhcate for there ~. III a. Gaze
race member 10 serve on the Council IN r... oeen a
demands that our large Negro population ,., shd
the administration Of our City affairs 'ote ID
This observation does not mean m.
other mnorities that should also hav. rerr are M
deduction * made from the fact that IN , 'i- lhE
SKIN appears 10 determine whether or no 49, ~, {. man
administrative chair cd the city We bay. 49,. !. n a
OF nearly all races become elected 10 tre ,fa
the city. but the few successful Negroes ICES u
mediocre positions which were gained rn4r., f M
ment instead of being elected by the p4orl. @fpV@
Last year Tho became excited and III.
upon appointment OF the first Negro 10 Corr - p
in Michigan but despite enthusiasm and otfe-
get out the "Coiored vote. our Recorded coa J9dsI
lost out after topping the primary By over ,e,er lug
ands Of votes The candidate at the time 80 : j nous
Voiced TINS correct analysis Of the voting pc,e s. Nm
igan: We must get white" friends r. as ..
without them not win
Seemingly, the then judge knew that the on,o
would nave MIN on the short end of the tofa Los M
Cd unless the white and coored voters fio ked 10 ~
polls IRONICALLY from reports from the varicas djsrt
me results clearly showed that the colored voters h
failed 10 cast ballots while the white" far i,id %
had kept their uledge.
Thus the first race Judge for the stat. n s., ~
empary IN every respect for the post was d. eated h
cause of color Of MS skin and failure on pan Of hs w
members to cast votes AS the picture appear, today
are inclined TO believe that such another Toany ism
mote 10 even vote for Negro Judge who +, RS .rnoTt
meni to the bench by Governor Williams had I'm exereI
opportunity TO retain his seat
q
Judge went downhe drain. other results ~ eleriu
were hear1ening TO the point that saw er Of IND
nrst race woman TO the Michigan Houe If k
and election Of two rather than one state or IS reS
OF ne failure 10 seat two senators. htf and one
ored because Of conviction Of felony
The latter proves that in certain distrot, 'f raceyU
i strong enough 10 elect desired candidate and that
can prove to be the weight swing the h.. atce lid
scales from defeat 10 Victory in Cty-wid. election
IL Is no secret that Fair Employment "a, tces Con
mission or ordinance and. perhaps gated publ
housing pattern. has been defeated by tit oayoiced
uonS OF the City Council. If such could Cone about
would only be supplemented through the ei,, az rad
member VINO attempt 10 push such measure aretV
OF the most important in the advancement a. c ghs
Therefore. it behooves Us 10 seek III. fs.r -nnds
among the whites and those of the voting race
rally together IN attempt 10 gain race Cts toarcm
= proven effective method is the block which
exhaustive for few persons but in the moar ida
TOT u can make use Of everyone's efforts
We should get our neghborS together and organ
BLOCK hub to get out the vote. in order aroin
Judge Jones defeat and have represe ntatlor II our
affairs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

LIBRARIES:
eniarnin Franklin Branch Library. McNichols W Of
Gratiot
BEDFORD Branch Library McNichols s Of Grand River
FIRE STATION:
Engine House M. 30 Hart & jefferson
RECREATION CENTER:
Cannon Memorial Warren between Cadieus Gulford
ne registration office at the City Hall is open daily
Mondav through Friday from An to :45 p NJ and on
ratNroaFs from An 10 - o'clock Noon. In addition
ms olice Vii b open from NJ. to p NJ on August
Il and 90 - @ 80
Electors Hho have registered voted or transferred
hInce January ]. 1919, required reregster
Persons who registered prior to January l. l94o and
have not voted since should apply for re-regsraton
Electors who have moved from one address 10 anoth
tom WITHIN the City of Deroitsnce last voting NAV
transfer by mailing in signed notice TO the CITY Election
Commission 10 City Hall Detroit 26 Michigan not later
man Wednesday August %. 1851 listing both old and
new addresses and date removal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Outside Regisfrufi0n

! ", q o-iside Registration stations on August
I'D p ron - noon n NJ the last days OF re
's'ra'ior preceding III Prmary Sept. II.
SCHOOLS.
Norrnerr high schocl. Woodward & Josephine
lremtly kool. Baldwin 6 Of Harper
Rlaolref Scsool ScDthfeld. y Of Warren
A-fatest High school Wyoming Santa Clara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21

The modern posccoered heodboord button tted and
in egghe chortreuse yellow decorator coors Famous
nersPng otress has layer layer Of SOFT fluffy cotton felt
covered with green and grey striped tick made with topped rolled
edges handles venotor Box springs with padded top hardwood
base Frame Mahogany finished legs complete the outfit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
Sale! Comfortable Ename|ed
Metal PORCH CHAIRS
Green or Red with White Frames

Warm days will be here so be prepared for porch
oIng hours by getting these chairs while they low
priced The generous size scots soddeshoped and the
posture backs give perfect balance and support You'll like
the formed om-res the ventilated back ribs and drain
holes that prevent water accumulation The eIectronc
"Procelod bokedon finish is resistant to wind and rain.
Unossenbed, easy to set up!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-03
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HOLD INITIATION AND
 MEMORIAL RITES

In traditional candle light cere- mony 13 new members were initi- ated into the Pioneers Igloo No. 6 and 19 new members were taken into it's Auxiliary last Friday night.
 Impressive memorial services were also conducted in memory of four women and one man who re- gently passed away. They were Katherine Hooker, Anna Erickson, Mrs. William Carlson, Neena Bay CTS and Jack zovodsky.
 Those taken into the mems or ganization were. Jack Burford, Emil Samuelson, Alex Sturrock, A. B. Phillips. George OBrien, Anton Bartnssa, John Lowell and Thomas Sandgick.
 Initiated by the Auxiliary were; Mesdames Belle Burford, Gertrude Policy, Elizabeth Mason, Julia Rice. Mabel Schmitz, Marguerite Burke, Holdis Bartness. Roberta Dimond, Ada Sturrock, Mabel Berthal, Mar
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guerite Doyle, Mabel Burford.
 Mary Newman, Matilda Kendler, Gladys Stabler, Myrtle Phillips, Mabel Sturrock, May Wright and Pauline O'Brien.
 Myrna Martin was installing marshal and Mertie Smith Serg- eant-at-arms.
 Following the evenings ceremon- ies refreshments were served.
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PRIMITIVE ANCHOR
 PRESENTED TO MUSEUM

MT. and Mrs. Horace Ibach have presented to the Territorial Museum an Indian curio which they found in a pot role on oNs ot the Indian Islands.
 According to museum Curator Ed Keithahn it apparently is a primi- tive anchor used by early day In- dians in mooring their canoes.
 It is rock, roughly wedge shaped. about two and one-half feet long, flat, and about six inches thick with a hole bored through the wide end It weighs. Keithahn said. about 200 pounds.
 R. G. Lynch of Anchorage is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
, 1951-11-20
Firestone Company
Presents Gold Wutch
To Erik Stukemun

The Firestone Tire and Rub
Der Company, through it S
representative Raymond
Raines, presented a gold watch
to Erik Stakeman, local mer-
chant and their representative
here, in recognition of his ser
vice as distributor of their
products for the past twenty
years.
Mr.. Raines, District Man
ager of Firestone in the Carib-
bean area, who arrived here
yesterday, made the presenta-
ton this morning. He left for
St. Thomas this afternoon.