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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17
HOoNAH YOUTH CHARGED
WITH MORALS OFFENSE

Charged with q morals offense
against an clever year old girl, How
ard Gray, Jr., IT,, was arraigned
and bound over to the grand jury
in the us. Commissioners Court
at Hoonah, January 10, according
to advices received today by us
District Attorney P. j. Gilmore, Jr.,
from US. Commissioner Hilda
Schoonoyer at Hoonah. The COM
plant was signed by Charlie Davis
of Hoonah.
District Attorney Gilmore was
making arrangements today with
the us. Marshaps office here to
bring Gray to Juneau from Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17
FIRST PRACTICE ALERT
SCHEDULED ON JAN. 80
with NO BLAK-0UT

The first practice alert under the
Juneau-Douglas civil defense COM
Gil will be held Tuesday eve'.inp
January 80, at 7:30, but 10 olsck'
out will be required for me alert. il
was announced today by R. E. Rob-
ertson, local civil defense council
director
The civil defense council at it
meeting last night changed the pre-
sent two blast alarm, which was
used during the last war, to series
of short blasts lasting from two tc
three minutes. This alarm will be
used during the present emergency
The all-clear signal will be the same
as the present all-clear fire alarm
signal (two short blasts.
No practice alerts will be held
without previous publicity through
the press and radio.
The Douglas alarm will be the
same as the Juneau alarm and will
be coordinated with the Juneau sig
nal. Arrangements will be made tc
transmit the alarm by pre-arrangeo
telephone calls to residents along
the highway between Juneau and
AUX Bay and also to Thane.
The council accepted the offer OF
the Alaska National Guard to CO.
operate during alerts when other
military demands did not prevent
the cooperation.
The local civil defense council
will hold it's next meeting Tuesday
evening, January %, at 8 in the
City Council Chambers. Captains
of all districts are requested to be
present at this meeting to report
the place in their respective districts
that the patrol for each area will
headquarter during the alerts. The
site of all first aid quarters for the
districts will also be wanted at this
meeting The captains will be
briefed at this next meeting as TIC
the duties of the captains and
patrols during the practice alert Oh
January &c.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17

duty in the states this winter, four
n California and one in Washing
ION and Idaho.
Agents Leonard Bragg of McGrath
and Harry Pink7lam Of Anchorage
arrived in juneau Monday and left
tuesday Cor their headquarters.
John Wel.dler of Ketclikan and
Robert Baker of Kotzebue planned
to leave Seattle today for Alaska.
Frank Chapados of Fairbanks who
assisted Washington and Idaho
game agents during the migratory
game bird hunting season is taking
annual leave and Will spend several
weeks vacat;oning in the states be-
fore returning to the interior.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17
RESTRAINING ORDER ASKED
IN CASE BEFORE COURT HERE

The case of Charles Early and
Ray Hammer versas II. G. Wells
and Helen Wells was or t,lc caler-
dar to be heard before Judge George
w. Folta when the us. District
Court was convened at 1870 o'clock
this afternoon.
The plaintiffs ask a temporary
restraining order on properties
owned by the defendants near
Wrangell pending payment of an
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17
L0HR-J0NE5 WEDDING
THURSDAY EVENING
IN METHODIST CHURCH

Friends of Mrs. Evelyn Lohr and
Mr. Claris L. Jones are invited
to attend their wedding Thursday
evening, January 10 at 8 O'Clock
in the Methodist Church.
A reception will be held immed-
lately following the wedding at the
apartment of Mr.. and Mrs. Ihomas
George Jr., on the second floor OF
the George Bros. Building to winch
friends are also invited.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17
FROM pETENSRURC

Mr.. ana nEys .,SyUr Amess of
Petersburg a. g. the Baranof
Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17
10 KILLED
IN CRASH
OF PLANE

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-17

During the last seevral sessions
of the Alaska Legislature the main
battle issues have been tax bills,
many of them proposed and sup
ported by Gov. Gruening.
In the 1949 session what has
been termed basic" tax struc-
ture of income, property and bust
ness license taxes was finally en-
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
CLASS B CONTENDERS FOR CLASS ATiTLE TO BE ELIMINATED

New rules to govern future Fur Rendezvous Western Alaska High School Basketball tourna ments were adopted with the acceptance of the constitution of the Western Alaska High School Activities Association at Anchorage last week end. Fa- culty members of the schools re- presented at the Fur Rendezvous got under way at Anchorage last Friday, met to organize and elect officers for the Association which will regulate eXtra-curricular in- ter-school activities such as mu- sic, athletics, debating and the like.
 The new Fur Rendezvous bas- ketball tournament rules will eliminate the right of any team winning the Class B title to challenge Class A champions of the Western Alaska High School Basketball tournament. Any team intending to compete for the Class A championship will have to declare it's intention at the time of registering for the Fur Rendezvous tournament, officers of the Association stated.
 William Zahradnicek, super intendent of Palmer school will serve a three-year term as execu- tive secretary of the Western Alaska High School Activities As .sociation. Carl R. Carlson, Sup erintendent of Schools at Seward was elected president of the As sociation to serve for two years; Coach Ottmar of Anchorage, vice president, to serve one year. Member at large, elected for a one-year term, is MT. Lawveree from Kodiak.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
Eight Teams Accept Invitations to
 Play in Annual Kiwunis Tournament

Eight teams have accepted bids to the Palmer Kiwanis Clubs second annual invitational bas- ketball tournament, Emil Cans chow, tournament manager, an- nounced this week. The teams who have accepted the invita- tions to play in the annual tour ney include three Valley quintets and six from Elmendorf Air Force Base and Ft. Richardson. They are the Palmer High School; Mat anuska hotel team; Wasilla; 54th Troop Carrier Squadron; 60th AAA; General Staff Corps; AACS and 63rd Signal Corps teams. The tournament will be in progress through March l, 2 and 3, MT. Ganschow said, with all games to be played at the Palmer school gym.
 Prizes for the winning teams were also announced by MT. GanschoW with miniature gold basketballs to go to each of the teams players, the coaches and managers of the teams placing first and second in the tourna- ment. For the runner-up team there also will be prizes awarded to all the players, the coach and the manager of miniature silver basketballs. Individual prize for high score will be awarded of a gold plated belt buckle. Addi- tional prizes will also be given including two for good sports manship and one for the best all- round player.
 An added attraction at the game on Saturday, March 3, will be music by the school band in full uniform. It will be the bands first appearance here in the hand some new blue and white uni forms, which were purchased through the efforts of several community organizations.
 Local Kiwanians who will as- sist on tournament committees incl,:de Dr. C. C. Bailey, in charge of the advance ticket sales. Jack Maze and James Hurley will as sist Dr. Bailey on that committee. Other Kiwanis members who will assist on committees include Joe Hudock, Bill Kahradnicek, Dr. Richard Washburn and Harlow J. Hodgson. At the games, MT. Hudock will act as official time keeper.
 Announcement of assignments of teams and starting times will be announced next week. Pro- ceeds from the tournament will go to the civic benefit fund of the Palmer Club. .....
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS GALA DANCE

Big plans for gala April Fools hard times" dance to be held here by the American Legion, Post No. Is, the latter part of March are now under way. The dance will be held at the high school gym with dancing to Tive" music to start at 9.30 p. m. Also to be featured at the dance is a door prize that will be awarded at interrnission. ~.
 The committee in charge of plans for the dance is comprised of Dave Algarin, Elmer LeDuc and Stanley Laird, -
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
GOES TO FAIRBANKS ON ARA BUSINESS

Mrs. Alice Snodgrass, in charge of the bookkeeping department of the Agricultural Research Ad- ministration, went to Fairbanks this week on ARA business. She left here Monday for the northern city, where she planned to spend several days.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
MIR. COPE GOES OUTSIDE

Jack Cope, long time resident of the Valley is going to the states for medical treatment. Mir. Cope planned to leave here the latter part of this week for the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
$500 CASH

$500 CASH
Buys restaurant fully equipped.
Corner location. Liquor license, D.
year-lease. seating 10. Small bal
ance, arranged on conv. terms. No
cost to investigate this opportunity.
RE. 0623 bet. Il and 2 pm. daily
30'
Conn. ave-, liquor IL
cense. air-cond.; seats $50; long
est: catering to fine middle-class
over S14, 200 per mo-; $4,000 cash
required. balance easy at 4%.
T nc CHIT PV
Evening star., 1951-03-28
APTs. WANTED tcont.)

BACHELOR. age %, desires unfurn.
efficiency; downtown; reasonable
excel refs. Call Ii. 5-6700. Ext
55095 days; North 7705 ewes. 80"
YOUNG CPLE. desire 2-rm. furn. apt.
nice neighborhood; vicinity Catholic
church; max, $50. Box377-X. Star.
BUS. CPL, quiet, reliable, perm.
desire nice furn bedrm. apt, pvt
bath. conv. to downtown; S65 -$75
Mr. HARRIS. RE. 1859 or RE
6270. 8 to 6 weekdays only. '29'
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, Al, desir-
able tenant, seeks new 1-bedroom
apt, NV. or nearby Mont. Co, near
transp. Box 3a1-X, Star
REFINED BUSINESSWOMAN desires
unfurn apt conv. to transp.; du-
plex or apt. bldg. $50 mo. 10.
3-6335 before 3 pm.
LANDLORDS, list your furn. or un-
furn. apis. and houses free. Wash,
Va, Md (white) applicants waiting
tenants credit report A-ONE RENT
AIS, 524 Bond Bldg, Ma. 0O0l.
WANTED TO RENT by Wellesley
coll prof. and wife; apt. or small
house in D. C. area, June ll-July 20.
Obed, tr. beagle: refs. Replv 4@1 4
Mathews lane. Kensington. Md, LO.
5-l2ll
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HOUSES WTD. TO RENT tcons.)

GENTLE couple: no children; want 2
to 3 bedr. unfinished house; garage
desirable; about May l. Nice dis
trict. Not over 10 miles White
House; under $3.50. ST. 1000, Ext,
1876.
BY respon. executive: 3 bdr. house;
unfur.; vic. Coolidge High School;
by April 15. GE. 317l. 81
FRENCH official desires furnished
country house in Va. or N. Md;
within 80 min. drive from VIII
with large living room. suitable
for entertainment; 3 bedrooms; and
II possible garage. Rent about $500.
Tel. DE. $500. Ext. 454.
AUSTRALIAN Embassy attache re-
quires 3 to 4 bedroom furnished
house. NV. or nearby Maryland
OR. 5000. MR. MAIDEN. 80
houses needed in near
by Maryland or NV. D. c.; you are
assured finest clientele; we offer
complete rental service: free ap-
praisals. For prompt results phone
PERRY HAY CO. 81. 6242. 80
Evening star., 1951-03-28

Exceptional buy: 24-ft. row. just of
Conn. ave; side hall, bedrms.. 2
baths; inclosed porch on 1st floor:
built-in garage; excellent for doctor
to sell today SIGLER g. CO., Real
tor 81, 3S2S or HII 3313
Evening star., 1951-03-28
COLORED
APARTMENTS WANTED

GOVT OFFICIAL AND WIFE de-
sire furn. apt; NV. preferred. BOX
. 115i EE1yzn z0l ,ntIn, 18th St. NV. .usx
pets, want furnished liv., l bedrm..
kit. bath apt: NV. section; 2 mos.
oSE SMALL FURN. APT, In q apt.
h""ro, preferred. AID. 2316 after
6 pm,
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED HOUSES for rent; furn.
and unfurn. Call Mr.. Lund, w/THOS.
L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900.
4-BEDRM., unfurn.. suitable small
children; NV. section or N. Arling-
ton; UP to $500; long lease. Phone
rWo,BEDRooM WeBihDo unfurnished fl nis; house house
Ia NV. section or adjacent Md.
Navy 1t. Comdr. and wife. Call CO.
1000, Ext. 706-A. 2e'
Evening star., 1951-03-28
MOVING. PAckiNG. STORAGE

MOVING BY -Exper nelp every
piece wrapped. insured; reas; Call
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage In
Phone NO Ol04 UNION STORAGE
co INC. est 1905
moving, pickup and de-
livery Prompt service. "a hrs. a
day, 7-day wk. 3-hr. min. AT. 32S7.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reaS. ia. 1897: ewes, GE. 14l6. 30"
PARKS TRANSFER, moving at your
conven.; also baggage and trunks.
Call ANYTIME AID 1b37 ogs
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THOMPSON & GRAY
81. 600, Q Till q. 80
n10r 1r3 Nr~Hr-vr
HOUSES UkFURNlsHEo

SEMIDETACHED BRICK. close to
Naval Air Station; 6 rooms. 2
D9n baths e Tecreation cation room; clean as =
REALTYo co.: 'osDefsi fNc. eait aEs EkENNnDY sso5l
ARLINGTON-Two semidet
vicinity shirlington Shopping Center.
Avail. Immediately Sl10 mo. POM
PoMIo REALTY, INC. oW. $500.
1861 CRiTTENDEN ST. N.E.-Prac-
tically new det. brick. center en-
trance; 8 rms, . baths, open FIRE
place. recreation rm.: unfurnished
or partly, furnished to suit tenant
no SD small children. L: T. GRA-
NATTE: " d45h hRealtor' 1918 x st. gnow.' nw.'
sIi5. vACANT-Large corner. 4
bedrmS., . tiled baths; oil INV.
heat; entrance hall, large liv. rm.,
dining rm.. laundry. storage. 1st fl;
fun bsmt.. outside entr., garage: 3
frults flowers, veg. garden. CHI.
Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH-Newly dec,
3 bedrmS., 9 baths, full bsmt.: mr.
tranSp.. shopping center. RA. 1893.
FACING POTOMAC RIVER with park
At rear; detached house Of rooms,
lent condition; large lot with plenty
of fruit and shrubbery: by the year
at S225 per month. Night or Sun
day daopsii sall xg 60. 5165 LOUIS P P
SnSGMhhcR' 1f1S n 81. NV. M.
Mr.. SOLDIERS HoME-11s Urell
pl. ne. - New. modern. semidet.;
3 bedrms.. modern kit. full bsmt..
gas heat; s140. RA. 24s2 or ia,
FOR RENT FOR SHORT PERIOD
New 2-bedrm. bungalow in nearby
Va: then for sale on small down
payment. Call CHI. 5124. J, G.
FOR RENT new 2-bedrm. bunga-
lows in nearby Va, 500 per mo
each. Call CHI. 5l24. J. G. WARE
FIvE-RooM HOUSE with oil heat;
/ located in River Terrace ne: rem;
approx. $3.50 per mo. MA. s593
GEORGETOWN 2-bedroom home,
beau, remodeled and redecorated
with modern, kit and bath, large
age rm.; imm. occup; Sl75 mo. Call
NE: $500 or GE. 0619 SUNDAY. 20
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
or 3-bedrm: houses, Bethesda and
vicinity. Call Mr.. Harper. WI
1870, SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC,
1900 BLK. c sT. N.E.-Four -bedrm
brick; front and back porches; stove
refr gas heat. FIR. 1852. -2S =
BRAND NEW RAMBLERS In Vir-
/ ginia: 3 bedrms.. Nv. rm., din. area,
de luxe kit. tile bath, bsmt. with
| a bath; rent S160. Call LURIA
BROS, OW. S503. go
$40 = Brand-new Groom semide-
| tached brick: gas heat; Frigidaire;
large lot; immediate poos. S15 Berk-
shire dr.. q blk. D c. line). Out N. H
ave. right on Eastern half blk. then
! left on Chillum ! u bikS. to Berkshire
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500.
AVAIL. APRIL -bedrm. corner
1 det. house. large sard. full bsmt. and
attic, screened-in front porch. 315
! 72nd st. ne. 10 S-.644. -2S
Sc. GLASSMANOR SECTION. conv.
! to Boiling and Andrews Fields;
| Semldet new brick: 3 bedrms., mod
kit. gas heat, bsmt.; S125. Ii.
CHEVY CHASE New unoccupied
honse: hstSs: ds near i,.sl circle 3 bedrms.. e.
e soo sppEoySf RHspAh fssff s uAgNes eh9Ps DE Pc
TWO o-BEDRooM HOME in Falls
Church. Va. Immediate possession
FA, 6097, or CHI. 7s43. %
High Bridge near Bowie. Madison
SEVERAL BRICK HOMES for rre rent
MASS4s sIA5 Is RszITy y c. r %1ls WILSON,
1891 10th ST. NV bedrms., .
baths. Gear gar, auto gas heat;
unfurn., 5000 per mo-. furn.. 1885,
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO. INC.
| sos H st. NV. MA. 0714. 3
Evening star., 1951-03-28
APARTMENTS uNFURhlsHEp

MEURILEE APTs.-spactous and q
bedrm. apts... close to transp.. elem
and high school. shop center and
theater; 53rd pl; and Annapolis rd:.
2 blocks beyond Bladeusburg High
School turn right. WA. 1921
and bath: $3.50, JOHN QUINN
CO.. DI. 5145. -29
S55 MONTHLY Takoma Park
efficiency apt; utils. included: close
H1d IN location, Call MISS EWART. sH,
335 18th PL; N.E.-Two rms. kit,
semipyt, bath; all utils furn: 500
mo mo. Apply VIM. G. LIBBY, Tower
32I ALLISON ST. N.w..Three lse.
rms; private bath; entire 2nd floor;
PVT: entrance; SIS per mo. TU.
4.BEDRM. APT, s72, including utili-
ties; available Immediately. See
3-797s, between and pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rosemont
section-Very spacious 2-bedm. apt.
in apt, bldg. closets: fast bus
to p; g.; adults only; s95.5o; plus
Ei1s1f' sERo l. est1; Bush, ANA aA i;a 5Soo "E-s
ssssna ) s'm d Sec s. s ,s mo; Sc see ss. s!'sf
1860 MINTWooD PL. N.w.-First
floor front, pvt. bath; kit. furn.;
rm.. partly furn.; near transp. SIG
uYskrsv}S wei Utilities r,rss rms -9s tSsrs
from streetcar. AP. o1oo, SMITH
500 n. il. AVE. Apt. 1o1; spacious
1-bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit, and
bath; picture windows; large closets,
sliding doors. $3.50. incl, utils.
AVAILABLE FOR GRACIOUS Living.
located in country club district of
Chevy Chase One spacous l-bed-
room apt, including living room.
dining room, bath and large closets.
Kitchen has unusual cabinet space,
bage disposal. excellent refrigera-
tor and range, provision for electric
dishwasher. Applications are also
being accepted for beautiful 2 and
3-bedroom aptS., spacious attractive
CHEVY CHASE LAKE APIS, 1919
Chevy Chase Lake dr., Chevy Chase,
LoRD CALVERT APIS. 43l7 Rowalt
dr., College Park, Md ;-Attrac. and
. bedrm. apts.: plenty of closet
space: close to U. of Nd. and shop.
area area; 90 min: to downtown gas wash ash;
utilities. AP. 1914. -!
SILVER SPRING-Bedrm., living rm.,
kitchen and bath. S75 per mo. incl.
utils.; pvt. home. sH. 4o63 after
3eRM. APT.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. di-
nette, kit. bath; 1915 min. to Pen
tagon or Navy. Annex; $40. See
DDnIyN ~
Vermont St. Arlington, Va, Gil.
EFFICIENCY APT. ideal for couple:
1915 min. Pentagon and Navy An
mex; So 50. See Mr.. BROWN,
1Gl6 LoeI n; Vermont ST. Arlington, ~ Va
lsss 81 :: SsSa QUINN ST.. Arl., va.-Nice N
Myer and downtown Wash. Apt.
No. 5 available April 1st; rent $50:
includes utilities. H. G. SM1THY
CO. ST. 5000.
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom apartment.
Living room. kitchen. bath, shower;
garden, oil furnace; sarase; no 70, chill ii
cludes utilities Ii. 6-6siI.
FIRST FLOOR apt, for rent; 5 rms.
garage: util. furn., sos mo-. adults
only; avail Apr. /. SH. S342. In
ouire at 20 Denwood ave, Takoma
Park. 3
NEW APT. HOUSE-Attrac. ] bedrm.,
liv rm.. dinette. kit. bath. utils.
College Park, Md, WA. s73S. 80
LIV. RM.. bedrm.. kit. dinette, bath,
storage locker. parking space, mod
ern bldg. S62 95 and $685.. April
1st occupancy. Apply Apt. B-1626
Kenilworth ave. ne. and Janitor at
bsmt., 1916 Kenilworth ave. ne.
4t44 ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm, kitchen. pvt. bath, avail
immed LU. l-5593. 80
1900 FAIRMONT ST. S.W-Lee. rrn..
private bath, S3S.l0 mo. Call D1.
1850 30
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HOUSES FURNISHED

N. ARL.-Two-bedrm.. semidet. brick;
back yard: Sl50. HU, 3SI6: i
nicely furn. house. oil hot-water
oey aent slSq GEoRaETowE immsd p0ss sEAh4Y Ad4I!f
s-RM. HOME. comfortably furn. in
quiet suburban neighborhood; $500
mo-; will consider lower rental on
term lease; Call MI. Grier, Ma.
BETHESDA-Very attrac, furnished
5-bedrm. house; excel. neighborhood
sIi'e5. eSFs5 poRoTHY A1StsS5' WooD REAL Es-
TATE, DE, 11l5. 80
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. and newly
decorated row brick. 20 Michigan
heat, gas furnace. Lear gar: $3.50
mo-; inspection by appt only. P. J.
WALSHEs; INC" Ills Eye st, NV.
yIERS MILL VILLAGE. s. g.. Md
Beautifully furn. 2-bedrm. bungalow
with full bsmt.. adj. to school, thea
children welcome S1lO per mo- Cali
Mrs. Hays. LEACH & CRONIN, LO.
5-2772, LO. 5-3149.
1918 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Five rms
and bath; well furn,.; lge. yard, ga
rage; adults; come after 6 pm 30
55Ii 18th ST. N.W.-Row brick, 3
bath 3 porches, automatic gas heat;
comp. furn.; Sl35 per mo. For fur
ther Information. call J. GERALD
JUSTINE. Az 9th st. NV, DI. 5995.
H,YATTsvILLE-Two bedrms.; fenced
mo-; immed. occupancy. ARTHUR
CARR AGENCY, AP. l223 -30
NORTH ARLINGTON-Ciose- loca-
tion. Clean. attrac. furn. apt with
own yard and garage; liv. rm. with
nrepli, din. alcove well-equip. kit.
Tm. with pvt bath; also laundry rm
Ideal for girls or employed couple: 5
min. Pentagon; conv. everything;
SI25 mo. CH. 43l1. CHI. 5057.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. I'M
MACULATE 3-BEDROOM, 2-BATH
HOME AVAILABLE NOW. $3.50.
MRS MRsi cHRaISSTMAN; aS1d MAILER ALLIED REALTY
SILVER sPRING-Immacuiate brick
bungalow near Four Corners. Large
p--din. rm.. . bedrms.. bath and
elec. kit. complete with disposal and
dishwasher. full bsmt, beautiful lot.
Evenings. NO. 1892.
LoMAN d HENDERSON, OR. 510O
SILVER SPRING = Completely and
beautifully, furnished 6-rm.. 2-story
Il blk. transp.; avail. immediately;
many features: u bath, ]st A.; all
elec. kit; equipped play yard; TV;
summer. winter rugs. draperies. etc.
lease and $3.50 per mo. or reasonable
THOMPSON & GRAY
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

GARDENS, vcHA, 30th ana
Naylor I'd. Sc: 1-bedroom unit:
auto. laundry facils, Fairgrounds.
Monthly cost, S62S5. Total price
only 5000; about S1,500 down
Possession No 2-bedrm. unit avail
at this time. DRURY REALTY
CORP: MI. 1900; ewes. OR. 5761
BILTMoRE sT.. nr. Columbia I'd;
. nedrms., new gas range and
Laundromat; 81. 500 down. Call
MRS. MCGEE. JU. 7-7503.
ONCE AGAIN we've located another
1-bedroom, living room, dining room
and kitchen apt in one OF the city s
finest co-operativeS. Friced 20 sell
at Sl1. $50. For appointment to in
spect. phone Mr.. Nichols. NO. 2ll7,
eveS.: MA. 5005, days
w. BERENS. SALES INC.
1870 4 ST NV -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLoRED-S2s DowN-You can't
hsndle this L yog make under
COLORED-BEST NV. SECTION
5-bedrm., 2-bath house Liv. rm.,
din. rm.. den. mod. kit. Fine condi-
ton. For appt.. call JAMES 8.
WILDER. GE. 1916. 80
TWO Catholie
schools; bedrm. and bath 1st A.:
bedrms,, . baths upstairs; Gear det.
garage; oil h.-w.h.; new-house eon-
aGSn a9Sn Please sss. call Mr., Isossgence; ~;
sHocKEY, RealtoTr.. 1'''' Ess
BLOCK TAYLOR
ST. N.W.-Row brick, bedrooms, Q
baths, den, recr. room, built-in ga
rage; auto. heat: good financing.
Inspection by appointment. call Mr..
Cameron (eves., SH. 1855, with
VIM; M, THRocKMoRToN. Realtor.
COLoRED-I3th AND CLIFTON, mr..
Cordcza High-Large brick house, 6
bedrms., ga baths; $500 dn.,
1866. 20
TO $1,000 DOWN
700 block Fairmont st. NV
Spotless row brick. has five nicely
rapered rooms, bath. oil h.-w.n.:
large yard: front porch; should sell
today. TU 3232: evenings, TIA.
1011- SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS. 1905
Georgia ave. NV. 80
= PETWORTH - Close to
Soldiers Home, lovely semidet. brick,
arranged for home and income, gas
AUERBAcH & CO.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
$38,75O
Rambler With a View

under construction by one of Wash
ington's finest builders. Ideally 10
Gated all large rooms den
with bay window most modern
of kitchens! All ready for you to
pick your wall colors. To inspect. call
Mrs. Danek. OR. S444 or HU. 4345
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
CRESTWOOD. S31. 500

A charming brick home facing Rock
Creek PIX. with den. powder rm., liv.
rm., din. rm. and kit. 1st f.; 4 bed
rms, study, 2 baths up; maids rm.
and bath in bsmt.; 2-car Diet. ga
rage; well financed with a $4,000
1St trust
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
Evening star., 1951-03-28
VIII.
EUGENE P. NIXON

SMALL GROCERY
l4th ST., near Spring rd.; low rent
5-yr. lease: approx. ST 500 mthly
gross quoted Full price, 81. 1900
terms.
T ,ANE PASTOR FIX 2555
Evening star., 1951-03-28
COOLIDGE HIGH

Selling your house and making school
plans for next year? This delightful.
Immaculate. well-eouipped. det. brick
home is ideally situated for all
schools, Transportation and shop
ping.
BEDROOM AND BATH ON 1st FIR.
= bedrms. and bath on 2nd FIR; gas
built-in garage are some of the fea-
lures. Owner moving to Fla. Sub
stantial cash required. balance in /
trust. For appt.. call Mrs. William
son. Ia 1927.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.