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Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-19

Someday book should be writ ten about Otto William GeiSt. Few persons have had so many excit- ing experiences, or have contrib uted so much to the advancement
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-19
K>so<u Ho@Ds N>tiues4i1

Because of Otto Geist's ex- tremely colorful career, his story is being run in two parts.)
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-19

"diggings" for specimens of II existed on this
Evening star., 1951-10-12
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-LandIords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
White. Open ! days. MA. oooi. '
REFINED BACHELOR wants furn.
apt. beginning Oct. "a. $175 max:
NV pref. MR.. FISHER. RE. 1911.
DUPLEX APT, unfurnished, with
matured lady; best of references;
10 yrs. in last apt. Call MI. 1888.
-15
WANTED-One-b bedroom furnished
trance preferred. HU. GIG. 13'
2-BEDROOM. unfurnished; 1st floor
duplex apt: upper NV. area: max.
$50. 10. 2-03S2 after 8 pm. -12
UNFURNIsHED 2-bedroom apt. in
ou..ns gs slde cb.ps I Ma Ma Of Syf5aas
NV: location. Cali DE. 1920 after
DESIRE De RE suBLEr furn. apt. for 50 to
60-day period; apt. bldg. or duplex:
49, sc; Or cavy nsaEby Nd, tx; 1909: e.
q efieieney ha in rood oPeVOs n:W. Section; % fur
nished or unfurnished. OR. 4166.
FURNISHED oNE-BEDRooM APT.
by, refined couple. no children or
pets. Prefer Arlington. oV. O0s2.
COUPLE desire furn. or unfurn. apt,
walking distance CIV University;
maximum rent $40. Phone WI. 1890.
I2s
ADULTS, mother and son desire one
bedrm. apt; NV. section; $40 max
imum. Will list house with realtor
who can find apt. MR.. DISCHEL,
weekdays from $50 am. to 4 pm.
at FIX. 2420. Ext. 1899.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED LADY
wants ! bedroom. unfurnished
apartment in apt bldg. on or near
Wisconsin Ave; max. $50. NO. 6S66,
MiDDREnAGED COUPLE desire 1 or
9 rm. unfurn. apt; best ref. RA.
9312.
TWO YOUNG LADIES desire one-bed-
room unfurnished apartment by No
vember 1. RA 1880. l4s
REFINED BACHELOR, 90, wants fur
nished apt. or share apt: approx.
$45; Dupont Cir. or Georgetown
area. Box 97-X, Star.
quires unfurn. or furn. apt. with
yard. or small house. WI. 1881.
III
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COLORED
VACANT

COMPLETELY RENOVATED AND
DECORATED. rms and bath. Low
down payment. Mo. payments like
rent Call OWNER, EX. O59l, IA
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcen..I

SOMETHING DIFFERENT--Big. COM
Portable rms, big shaded lot: cony.
nearby Mont. Co. location; bed
E. QUINCY SMITH. Smith. INC l41s i
ElGHI il iGRaR RI eOia RaoSMs gi srss s494l$ ysld
garage; auto; heat; rent, Sl35: KEN,
NEDY REALTY CO., INC, GE, 9So2
TARA Al S-P PaREA-Modern Ri brick hon home;
3 bedrms., Ia baths, 2 firepls,, recr.
immed. occupancy.month- t.. o.month
terms. terms ys sIso. sG HsKusP Is RE REALTY asS, CO,
GIL. 1889, OK. 1859. Ia
NORMANDY DR., MD.-Lovely s.
bedroom home, yard, garage: attrac-
soN, s'5s 'fss sa stsS 1851; ne sve' s. WI N 6as5
CHEVY CHASE, D. c-oct. 20, for .
months. 3-bedrm.. ga baths; COM
pletely furnished; garage; $225 per
mo-; references required. OR. T714.
i-BEDRM. CORNER BRICK HOUSE,
in excellent location; exceptionally
well furn.; immed. occupancy; ID
year lease; S225. OR. 5519 from 9
.t;oi tS II ,S1RkSrsto sm; e : to 10 Pm :,, ia
Mo: MO- FRANZ sfdER' s. fiihsi paIi1ps fas0 Ger Rsr
DI. l4li; ewes. cH. 1900, Ext. $ss.
LOVELY 4-bedroom, 4-bath home in
Briarcliff; $3.50 per mo. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS CO. DI. 1411. Ewes.
BEaUriPTL 1fPTi fae HousE.' s' nicely turn. mn To-
Gated on acreage near Cong. Country
Club; suitable for : or 3 adults.
Conv. to .: c. and Pentagon. Lge.
liv. rm.. with fireplace, porch. 2 bed
rms elee, kit; dinette. Ia baths,
,snS snd sa saraEs. sIS WI WI. 9$47. a.
500, plus Utilities. Must maintain.
GIoRGEToWN. GeSR Ri; t' $3.50 Cana, rd-5
rms. bath and half. garage, stone
terrace with view Of canal and river;
W6 Z flreplaeesi GsSo $3.50 ST. 1920: ewes,
1Ga " rUS&EiRMAN SSS2i ST. N.E.-cmonl14. ml4 to
Walter Reed. detached brick; liv.
rms din: rm., kit, 8 bedrms. and
Patn; pbaG. NICELY Ny o1Gn,; fH5n,; rent, $3.50 mo;
SILVER SPRiSG&State Dept ofictai ns
will rent home while away. Attrac.
6-rm. furnished house in delightful
setting; Available Oct. rs to March
AC11FU Uh WATERFRONT HOME,
lovely view; 4 bedrmS.. . baths: oil
heat. fireplace, diShwasher, Bendix:
500 month; avail. Nov. l to May l !;
30 min. from Washington. BEVER-
bbY SKI CLUB, Mayo, Md. West
BETHESDA. Broadmoor section: avail
23rd; clean, 3 bedrms., / bath, at
tached garage, -gas heat; 2 blocks
from school: $3.50. Mrs. Christman,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. 5000 wis
ave, Chevy Chase, Nd, WI. 664g
goth AND PARK RD., mr.. the park:
. or bedrms., step-down liv. rm.,
nniShed recr. rm.; nicely furn. !;
conv.; S1I5 mo. TU. 4699. IL
CONVENIENT NV. SEC.
Lovely row brick. consisting of 2
6edrms., Sleepinsg porch, living rm.,
din; rm:. kit, butler pantry. pa
baths, full bsmt.; gas heat: nicely
furn; Avail. Oct. IL; $3.50 mo. EX.
@4S9.
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GEORGETOWN

1914 seth ST. NV.
The unusual and artistic features de-
veloped in the remodelingl of this
home discriminate 1t from others.
Liv. rm. and din. rm.. each with
firepl.; French doors to deep, wide
garden. The latest in kitchen CON-
baths Feo gas nlSn furnace Seer%s Ss.t Amp. 1.
storage space.
j. McKenney Berry g. Son
1868 Wis. Ave. Realtors. MI. O513
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

NORTHUMBERLAND - 3 lge. rms,
foyer, bath, kit, very lge. closets:
redec.; S11,750. HO. $3.50, Ext. 403.
COLORED1TWO BEDRMS, iiv. rm.,
S45O down; SS5-S95 per month.
One bedrm.. liv rm. with folding
Murphy bed. dinette. kitchen and
bath; $500 down, S75 per month:
in modern apt. bldg. near 18th and
Columbia rd. NV. Apply to JANITOR
1926 Ontario rd. NV. Ia
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
ca. me- sst- 19O6.
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1920 35th ST. NV.
Excel. liv. rm. with firepl., 2 bed
rooms with lge. closet, all-new kit
and tile bath; recr. rm. with firepl.
maids law; gas furnace h.-w.h.;
good yard; immed. possession.
]. McKenney Berry & Son
1863 Wis. Ave. Realtors. MI. O513.
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S115-2 .bedrms., semidet., spotless
cond.; close-in South Arl. location;
short-term lease.
s115-2-bedrm. brick rambler; conv.
Falls Church location.
S145--3-bedrm. brick rambler, full
bsmt.; excel. residential section OF
Falls Church.
S200--,3:bedrm. brick Colonial, COW.
North Arlington.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC,
OW. $3.50 till 9. 1929 Wilson Blvd
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
FAMILY OF Japanese Govt. ofacials

FsAhK ahdten on 'snans': sssrs ssst osa1s aIs
ssn aHSse sPed Il nr rent sea ADi fr9q 9411 Nov l
ADULTS t2>. wish 3-bedrm.. furn.
house, NV. section: maximum rent
S225; best refs. EN-. 4342. -12
SMALL HOUSE. prefer furnished;
fenced. garden; NV. or nearby Viz
ginia;. lawyer. and family. careful
and clean; ref; about s130: Phone
HOMES NEEDED-we
nearby Md. OF NV. D. C.: free
appraisals; DO delay. For complete
PERRY HAY Co. 81. e242. IA
ADULTS (2l wish 2 or 3 bedroom
house ynfurn., nearby Va, or NV
NEHY EN faai PaYsrc1As and family desire aes
Navy Hosp. for Nov. /. OIL. 0933.
UNIV. PROF; small family. need
unf. house by Dec. L; guaranteed
care, exc. ref; 500 max. sH. 0s56,
PARTY WOULD LIKE TO RENT
with option of buying lge. home
that could be used as 1st-ciass
rooming house. Must be bright and
light and in good loc. Box l50-
INDUSTRIAL EXECUTIVE on assign
ment to NPA. for six months to
year. seeks two or three bedroom
furnished home In NV. or suburbs
about October 18th; proper main
tenance and care OF your property
can be assured. Box S6-X, Star.
IN VIRGINIA. preferably Fairfax Co.,
detached. two bedroom, modernly
equipped. dry. basement; no chill
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HOUSES FURNISHED

THREE -BEDRM. BRICK in Silver
Spring; beaut furn. rec. rm., deep
freeze, auto. washer, disposal and
TV set; S1S6 per mo. 81. 1910.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-s rooms, Well
furnished, 2h baths, gear garage;
$3.50; Oct. 15-July /. OR. 1862. .
A. q. PARK-Partially furn. home in
this popular community. Avail. Oct.
15.. Den and lavatory on 1st floor.
per mo. Ma. 8093. ia
BEDRMS., 3 baths; beaut. turn. /:
recr. rm.; all mod. conv Bird and
Hamilton section NV. MI. 944S.
BETHESDA bedrooms, lge. liy. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. kit, bath,
full bsmt., oil heat, large yard;
$3.50; yrs lease avail; ref. req. Call
OIL. 1874 Sat. and Sun. afternoons
or after 2 Pm. weekdays.
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DET. BRICK-$15.95O

COLORED-13I5 TAYLOR ST
Open 5 to pm. See this fine
Riss eHase '0sss ass repiso Es rec Im pa.n'i gas
h.-w.h.; immac. cond. and owner
occupied. Call MI. 1894 or Ii.
3-S995. PORTER REAL ESTATE
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WESLEY BUCHANAN
Arlington Once, Radio Bldg.
ia 4-l16h 10
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HOUSES TO SHARE

g CONGENIAL GIRLS. 2O-2s. to
share nicely furnished 2-bedroom
house with 2 others. $45 each
Nearby Virginia. 10 min. to Penta-
gon. Phone XII. S-4462. IA
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NEARBY MARYLAND, 63OS 23rd
ave...Less than l -yr. old. 2-bed-
rm. brick rambler, close to shopping,
SSnurcnes. schools and transp; Avail.
New Hampshire ave. to East west
hwy, turn right to Ager rd. and
right again to 23rd and left to
\ WALKER q DUNLOP, INC,
Fa2o0 10th st. NV. DI. 0222.
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OLORED-REAL VALUE
9th and Quincy sts. NV. Beaut.
tapestry br. home; s spacious rms.
. baths, concr. porch. oil h.-v.h.,
JAMES CARR. REAIToR Elk 74oo
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So .750

Det. home on a nice lot, In good
neighborhood, conv. to stores and
Call Mr.. Ruark. SH. 4436, with
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO.. MA.
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JEFFERSON MANOR (va.)
Two-bedrm. semidetached, liv. Ym.,
din. rr1., full bSmt.; conv. to shop
ping. transp. and schools; $120. mo
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FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or Sublets: Wash. Va:
white Omen Y days MA 0001
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CoLoRED--NEAR 18th AND NERD
IAN-Possession; rms, 2 baths,
Oil heat. row brick; small down pay
ment; by OWNER. DI. $3.50; eve.
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BRAND-NEW
SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES

complete mod. kit. with SIT.
GE refgr. and garbage dis
posal; full bsmt. and other
features; only $115 mo. 5000
block 10th st. ne. Open Sat.
and Sun, l to 6. tTurn north
of Mich. ave. on 18th St. just
beyond Cath. q. to Emerson
st. then left 2 blks to 10th it,
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 or DI. 1906.
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WOODBRIDGE

z ROOMS DETACHED
Mr.. So. Oak, close to Franciscan
Monastery, side.hall l plan, r.. each EACH, 4
Beaut. lot. 145 It. deep, loaded with
fruit trees and flowers. Det. masonry
garage; fun bSmt; outside entr.; oil
h.-w.h. heat, 3 porches. house in
excel. cond. Price. S14750 can be
OF or FHA. Terms to suit. Will trade.
Call CLYDE J. MARKEY. NE. 3407
ewes. AP. 4lOS, IA
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HILLCREST
1900 F ST, Sc.
ONE OF THE BEST BUYS IN
TOWN

TOWN
corner brick semidet. home. Only
. yrs. old. 3 bedrms., tile bath,
mod. kit. gas heat. lge liv. rm. and
picture window Completely redeco-
rated on interior. Basement out Of
ground with big steel easement
into an apt. or rec. rm.) SI3.950;
only 81 500 down. To see, Mr..
Llewellyn. MA. $40; OIL. 272S ewes.
ATDON PROPERTIES INC 10
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FALLS CHURCH

new Cape Cod; good
neighborhood; living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen, 2 bed
rooms, tiled bath, large side porch,
full basement with bath, fireplace
space for recreation room; large
lot. Call Mr. Honnold, IA. 4-0550:
ewes. FA. 70SS, with w. B.
COLORED-I3lI KENYON ST. NV
porches; hot-water gas heat. Vacant
immediate possession; S125 mo. MR.
Pasqual, EX. $3.50; after z pm.
LA. 6-7942. -l2
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ANNAPOLIsi, attractive home, top
Navy Golf Course; no city taxes;
riparian rights; full attic, basement,
Oil h.;w. heat; insulated; 1st-fi. liv.
rfnd rm;i din; Tm;. elee; kit, bath. large
OWNER, Annapolis. 3953. III
BETHESDA detached 4-bedrm., .
bath home t2 bedrms. and bath on
fsf fi5f, ~, ss,r liV n: rm: din Em6, kiteh.;
eusHARp5,. ReaiserfI. RssfI 81! oi'eGS sssa. 1NFa Mfs
BETHESDA, $23,95O-3 tWin-s sized
bedrms.. lh-bath home with att.
garage Is today's best buy. Lge. liv.
rm. with mirrored fireplace, din.
gasher. Basement with outside ent.
Gas &C heat, porch, storm win
LEY II; & KoRzENDoRFER, OR. 2326
BsTREssbA u 8 "a AREA-Authentic "a csli-
eomS. Beautiful GAihs Eit iard8a radiant vnea heaf.
Owner leaving Earl T. WRIGHT.
BETHsspaMpFoprpl Eli ESD tlF y plbedrm pmd co,on,s, in
Edgemoor. Bethesda's most desirable
section. Large liv.. rm., din. rm..
brkfst, rm: and kitchen; upstairs. 4
bedrmS.. . baths; screened porch;
recr. rm. and. powder rm. A real
sfHs sHsdsEf'sly Rsfsa n sSs 49,
caEvY CHASE. MD.-1n the school
area between the clubs and Just
west of Conn. ave. A 100-ft. lot.
wel located with a California stone
and frame rambler. The 1st dr:
bath and there are 8 bedrms. and
comfortable home. To inspect, call
WO. 2300. ONCE open It'll o. EDW.
4. JONES g. CO., INC, Chevy Chase.
CHEVY CHAsE-Beautiful 4-bedrm
or 3-bedroom-and-den 2-bath ram.
Priced S26.950. not subject to resu-
alton x VIII consider trade. Call
GREENACREs, $19,950. Ideally To-
s. Ss'ee g ifGmmgnitx fns IN Md isss over the
rec rm.. nice yard. BiELINGsIEsY sY
e. f., KoRzENpoRFER, OR. 1925
PoToMAc 81 HUNT AREA. attractive
country horne. 2 acres. brick, &
bedrms.. 2 tiled baths. 2 pine-panei.
e. ed rms; ;,, din: rm. with picture win
of nror phoS has hoes RUe
VILE 2O43 between 8 and 12 am.
ROCKyMLE-5-rm. masonry home
fenced lot; oil heat: near school:
yIIiE S1I ig5o' rISr tsEms BoGLEY,s ROCK
ewes. Mr.. Bridges. Rockville 203a.
Continued on N ext Page)
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BUS OPPORTUNITIES tcont.D HoUsEs-sALE-N.w. Cont,

room home on large lot. Oh NV h.
Bedrm. and bath on LIST floor. Va
cant Immediate possession. Only
S17.950. RA. EGO; ewes, GE.
051S. --12
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ALEXANDRIA .NEIGHBoRHOOD -
Old-established grocery on q main
street across from sub-Post Once;
equipment; $4,000 with $4,000
cash. Call Mr.. Sans. q til 8.
7 WEST ,EY RTTCHANAN
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-rowk

FARMER AN WIFE offer a Arm. apt
with bath, rear and front porch;
1ge. shady lawn; will furnish heat,
lights and plenty of hot water; about
somery County. viii accept / or
2 small children. Ashton CLOS.
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COL0RED-I324 MONROE ST. NV,
-Ehiciency units, $3.50 and SS9, so
per mo-; 1-bedrm, apt. 500. so mo. ;
2bedrm. apt, $i25 mo; ali utils,
insiudsd; FRANCIS A. BIuNpoSN
-15
CoLoRED--I3I5 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Modern building; two apartments
available, 2 rooms. Pullman kitchen
and bath; SS0.50 and SSS per mo.
adults only; extremely desirable and
convenient location. Superintendent
on premises. THOS. J. FISHER g.
CO. INC, 73S 18th street. NV,
C0L0RED-REFINED quiet cple.; l
rm.. kit; and share bath: no chill
dren. Ii. 4-1S00 after 4 pm. -13
CoLoRED-N.W. SEC rms, kit.
and bath, tenant to furnish own
refgr., SS2. 30 per mo. Phone MA
1897, CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors. 925 N. Y. ave. NV.
COLoRED-a ROOMS. kitchen and
bath. Now available. Call DE. 1854
COLORED. ROOMS. share bath.
all utilities furnished; vacant; no
children. in the 100 block of Bird
street ne. Call Ma. 1850 only.
ROBERT L. EVANS. l2'
COLORED. FIVE ROOMS and bath,
vacant: all utilities furnished; in
the 1400 block Of S street NV. Call
ma. 1900 only. ROBERT L. EVANS,
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IMMEDIATE SUBLET
For 3 months. Former Harvard fam
lily requires 2-3 bedroom furn.
house: used to own home, will as
sue excellent care: willing COM
mute 20 miles; around Sl15. Box
l6l-V, Star, -12
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COLORED

FOLLY HOUSE APIS.
1925 T ST. nw-New elev, apt.
house, studio apts.. $3.50; 1-bed-
I'm sptS.. S114.50: utils. incl: now
ready for occupancy. Agent on
premises. Al daily. GE. 0437. -l2
COLORED-FOR THE DISCRIMINATE
ING: downtown; 2 lge. rms. kit. and
bath; all utils. incl; S70.44.
A. D. CRUMBAUGH
490S Wis. Ave. Realtor. WO. 1864.
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OPPORTUNITIES

VI I O1t 7 y IN 1IJO
Cafeteria-Short hours. closes 4:30
pm; no sun; at least $4,000 yr.
profit.
Restaurant-S1.2 200 wk.; Alex, Va;
50 900 compl
Variety Store - Sandwiches. soda
fountain; large profits; 5-rm. apt;
81 500 down.
Grocery-Sl 900 wk.; priced to sell.
SAM CHANTKER REALTY CO., ST.
3707. SH. 1905, 4l2 9TH st. NV
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
Modern L9.5 row. row brisk in a fine condition,
heat.. h .' priesd d snly s1S.soo. csii csli
Mr. Cody. LA. b66 or LO. 4-7363.
PECK coMPA 361s 18th st. ne.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
$4,000 DOWN

$1,000 DOWN
sEMIDET. brick and stucco In area
OF well kept homes. First fl. has
living room, dining room, kitchen,
screened back porch; End a. has 8
bedrooms. tile bath and sleeping
porch. Venetian blinds. steel case
ment windows. full basement with
outside entrance and oil heat. Con-
ping. To inspect Its real value. call
Mrs. Shepherd. ewes. OR. 1888.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222
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PAVED LOT FOR RENT

Z a ELI LII Fon nE1N i
50x160-ft. on Wise. ave. at District
line. Excellent location for used
cars. Call Mr.. Alan. EN-. 8S72 or
OR. 1866.
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STORE FIXTURES

Complete set of drugstore fixtures,
blvd, Arl. OK. 0o73. A'o"
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

DAMASCUS, MD.-Owner moving
away; 5-rm. bunga. and bath; full
bSmt;. 34-acre ground; oil heat,
Seryel refgr.. gas stove, &. ". heater.
Call Damascus 6595 or 626I. l4S
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BRAND-NEW HOUSE

Three bedrooms: Twin Brook, Md;
fully equipped kitchen, oft. refgr.,
Bendix washer; fireplace, TV an
tenna. automatic gas heat, picture
window, Venetian blinds, many other
extras. Immediate occupancy. S115
Call Ju 7-04SS 10
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BURLEITH

oO1GdI1 II
Charming older home. s rooms and
bath on floors. oil h.-w.h. bsmt :,
garage. A corner home with ali
rooms facing south. garden space on
3 sides. Needs decorating. A new ex-
elusive with
STANHOPE CHASE
NO $3.50. Residence Ell. $3.50
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HU. 1898. Day or Night
WARDMAN PARK AREA
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV.

WE BUILD CUSTOM HOMES
Example: 8 separate rooms and bath,
bestos roof; Sl7,250. Build your
home on your lot. We offer the fol-
lowing services: Architectural. fnan-
eial advice and consultation without
OBLIGATION. For further information
call Or Q1h1 til q n m Ia
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24O8 PERRY ST. NE.

2406 PERRY ST. NE.
Modern Diet. brick, only years old,
in excellent condition. 9 rms, l u
baths, knotty pine recreation rm.,
gas heat: vacant, immed. poss,
priced to sell Immediately. Cali Mr
Cody, LA. 6-6666. or LO. 4-7363
DETK M
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
Carl Jepsson, Golovin Old Timer Found Dead

U. s. Commissioner Ted Duff field and Deputy Marshall Mau- rice Kelliher made a trip to Colo win to investigate the death of Carl F. Jepsson, whose body had been found there.
 Carl Jepsson, a retired and aged seaman, has lived in the Golovin area for about eight years. 1t is reported he lived several miles up the beach from Golovin.
 David Zaccheus, who was out hunting, went out of his way across very rough shore ice, to check on the old man. Finding him dead he reported to the author ities.
 Upon reaching Golovin the Commissioner and deputy mar shall, with a jury, left by boat for Jepsson's cabin. The trip took about eight hours in the ice floes. The verdict of the jury was that the old man died of natural causes.
 Immediately after the decision was reached, the group held a simple funeral for their friend, who was well liked by the resi- dents of the area, and buried him near his camp.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30

and Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6.
 Nome's favorite duet singers, Carrie McLain and Mrs. Robert Treat, sang Trees and the Twenty Third Psalm.
 Cpl. Barksdale White, popular and talented pianist, who directed the entire program, played four groups of well known piano selec- tions, opening the program with Brahms Rhapsody in c Minor, which he played with skill and we'll practiced technique. This was followed by group of favorites by Chaminade, Schumann and Chopin which were very we'll re- ceived. F ~'.J+
 His artistry, ability and dexter ity were expressed best in the third group which included De- bussy's Clair de Lme and Cho- pins Valse in C Sharp Minor.
 Cpl. White closed the program with the we'll known Raohman- inoff Prelude in C Sharp Minor, after which the audience were re- luctant to leave.
 It is hoped that this program will be the inspiration for more musical treats of this kind from time to time. Cpl. White is to be complimented for giving so gen. erously of his time for the musi- cal enjoyment of the people of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
Capacity Crowd At Concert Last Night

A capacity crowd of music lovers filled the Community Meth Odist Church last evening for one of the finest concerts of classical music to be heard in Nome for long time.
 The program, which was plan ned by Cpl. Barksdale White of the U. S. Signal Corps, at the i'm itiation of Rev. Robert Treat as an expression of appreciation to Juanita Fagerstrom for her musi- cal contribution to the commun- ity and her church, was beauti- fully executed throughout.
 Cpl. Carl Berreckman played three well known numbers not usually performed on the saxo- phone which showed versatile ability and understanding. He played two numbers by Schubert, Serenade and Ave Maria, and Tschaikowsky's None but the Lonely Heart.
 Rev. Clark Lewis surprised many in the audience, who had not heard him sing, rendering Deep River and the Lost Chord with fine interpretation and ex- pression.
 Bill Boucher, Jr. made his first public appearance playing a pair of trumpet solos, Neopolitan Nights and the Little Old Garden.
 A group.of three, duets by Juan ita Fagerstrom and Cpl. White was one of the most popular groups of the evening and in cluded Cruger's Now Thank We All Our God, Brahms Lullaby,
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
Lieut.. Dan Jones. Succeeds Capt. Angell Commander
 1st Scout Battalion, ANG

Major E. w. Kunkle, representa- tive of the United States Property and Disbursing office for the Al aska National Guard spent last week in Nome auditing and com pleting an inventory for the 1st Scout Battalion. A rating of excel lent was given Captain William l.. Angell.
 Captain Angeu was compli- mented on the fine job accom- plished during his tour of duty with the organization.
 Replacing Capt. Angell is Lieut.. Daniel A. Jones. Lieutenant Jones has served as executive officer of this Battalion since the organiza- tion was federally recognized in July, 1949. His leadership and ability to cope with the unique problems of the 1st Scout Bat talion have made him indispens- able to the organization a n d earned him this advancement.
 Orders appointing Lieutenant Jones as Commanding Officer of the 1st Scout Battalion were re- leased by the Office of the Ad- jutant General 21 May, 1851.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
CLEANUP NOTICE

May 2lst 10 June lst has been designated as spring cleanup lime by the Health Committee of the Nome Common Council. Property owners are. requested 10 clean up their premises and place debris. sacked up or boxed up. near the sidewalk where it can be picked up by truck through City accum- mutation. Ii takes your coopera- lion to make your City a place of healthful and pleasant sur roundings. "A, tour of inspection shall be made by the Health Com mittee and Mayor.
 NOME COMMON COUNCIL
 By Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk Publish May IS, 25 and 30,1951.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
PIONEER WOMEN TO DECORATE GRAVES TODAY

The Pioneer Women, Auxiliary No. One, who held a special meet ig last week to make flowers for Memorial Day, plan to meet to- day to decorate the graves of PiO- neers and friends throughout the Belmont Point Cemetery. This special project is one which the Pioneer Women have faithfully performed since they were organ ized and it has become tradi- tional part of their civic activities.