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Seward seaport record., 1952-08-08
Supt. Reports On Seward Schools
By CARL R. CARLSON Superirtendent of Schools

During the last five years the people of Seward have from time to time heard a little about a proposal to build a new high school for this city. At the pres ent time the problem has become one of great urgency. Increasing enrollmCnts have now reached the point where something must be done and soon.
 This fall the elementary school will employ Is grade school teachers-tWo for each grade. They will teach an estimated total of 36O pupils, Our elc- mentary school, consequently, is now large enough to occupy the entire school building. The prob lem is to make space for the 120 high school students We expect next month. Since the high school students must all be in the same area, we shall try to cover this situation by renting space for grade school pupils, if we can locate suitable space. Last year We had two grade school units in school basements. This taII-unIess we get the BayVieW School before school opens-Wc shall have 10 locate space for five grade school units.
 An alternative to the above will be to place the grade school on double shifts, and have one section of each grade attend school from ' to 12 in the morn ing, and the other section from F to , in the afternoon This ar rangement. unfortunately, would be quite disruptlVe of family life
 The Seward School Board and the Seward City Council have tried on three occasions 10 get federal aid in building. So far We have nJt succeeded in gttinS auEthing-tac announced list of approved federal work projects tor the .curreJ fiscal year provid- ed nothing for Seward We are now laced with two possible so.uuonS-try again 10 get fed eraI funds, or strike out on our own and build what we can With what funds we have and can get, The building problem is urgent. Il must be solved by this com munity-sOOn
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-08
OSE ENJOYS SEWARD BACKYARD GARDENS

A very large moose wandered into town Wednesday ,sampling foliage in various gardens in the north end of town.
 The animal left it's trail in Lu- ther Jones yard, jumped the fence into the Dick Myers place. then tracked lcisurely back to Marathon Mountain where it broWsed throughout the day. Several people watched it's pro gress along the mountain most of the day.
 Even the moose like Seward!
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-08
Council Rejects All Bids On Wafer
 Supply Rehabilitation

Four bids were received by the City Council this week on the water system rehabilitation project, all of which were re jccted
 The lowest bid, that of Earl Butcher of Fairbanks, in the amount of S247,901, was still so much in excess of the engineer s estimate of $160,00O to $200,00O that all were rejected for the alternate plan of local construc- ton on a forced account basis.
 Other bidders were Stock & Grove of Anchorage, $336, ,O4l; Brady Construction Company, S348, ,80737, and Morrison-Knud- sen with the highest bid, S386, 328.
 Bidding Was on construction work only, with the city furnish ing pipe and fittings.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-08
OPS PERMITS RATGE IN MEAL PRICES
 BY RESTAURANTS

Juneua-3. s,auraat operators in Alaska WuI bc permitted to raise their meal prices .o ofisc. certain increased food and labor costs, Fred G HanIord, Terri tOrlal Director Of the Office of Price St0bi!izaUon, said this week.
 Restaurant prices have been frozen since January, Since that time, Hanford said, it has been shown that food and labor costs have gone up to the extent that many of Alaska's restaurant op- orators are suffering a hardship.
 Action was delayed on the many requests from restaurant owners for relief, HanfOrd said, so that studies could be made of the actual amount of increases in food and wages.
 To take care of food cost in creascs, the restaurant C.yner may use the following method: He may figure his food-cost-per dollar of sales for the period January-Fcbru0rY- March, l952. If this ratio is higher than the ratio he had during his original base period under the old CPR II, he may rcadiust his meal prices to restore his normal food cost ratio.
 Hanford explained that the former restaurant regulation, CPR II, required all restaurant and bar owners 10 compute their food-cost-pcr dollar of sales, and file copy with the OPS, These filings are still on file in the Jul neau office.
 Operators using tho above method to adjust their prices must correct their price posters and report the changes to the OPS. They need not, however, await approval before putting the prices into effect.
 Those wishing to adjust prices due to increased labor costs must apply to the OPS, giving ncccs- sary data, and obtain approval first.
 The amendment is effective August 9.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-08
STEWART TO SEATTLE

Doc" Stewart, head mechanic at Pats Garage, left this week end for Seattle to attend a three day concentrated study on the latest methods of scrvicing. re pairing and tuning of Chrysler, Plymouth and Dodge automO- piles and trucks.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-08
Girl ScoGfs End Summer
 C0r1piag Program

S g
 The last session of the summer day camp season for Girl Scouts in Seward ended Friday. Scout ing executives expressed satis- faction over this first season.
 Everything is rough, and we haven't had much to do with" Mrs. Maurice Curry stated at the final session, but it has been a good year in spite of il all"
 Mrs. Curry, the vital spark be- hind the renewed Girl Scout program in Seward, conducted q training class for leaders in February of this year. Since that time the leaders formed a club or troop Of their own, and con tinucd their training under Mrs. Curry in a sort of on-the-j0b training program. These young women, all public spirited and interested in child welfare, have devoted many hours of their time to the Girl Scout program which has brought an influence into the lives of these little girls that they would never cxperi- ence in any other way.
 The Brownie Troop of 21 b 24 little girls between the ages of g and 10, were the last group 10 enjoy the day camp. They en- tcrtaincd several visitors from town on "Wednesday for lunch, this writer was among them.
 The little girls were all dressed up as gypsies, and put on a skit with singing and dances. The weather was bad, mosQuitos in abundance. but nothing de tered the girls from their camp fire and outdoor program during which they seated their gypsy king and queen upon moss GOV cred thrones. Ii was well done and sweet Mrs. Kenneth Shear gr is the musical director. Her faithful, energetic and happy ll- Iluc4ce was apparent with all the children
 Other busy and energetic adult icaGarS at camp this week were Ms, Francis J. Phillips, Mrs. Violet GoresoH, Mrs. Alice Chris jensen, Mrs Katherine Garrison. Mrs Charlotte Schomburg, and Mrs. Ruth Cooper. The last two were cooks on Wednesday. They had prepared quantities of won derful chicken spaghetti with fruit gclatinc salad.
 Lunch was served by Girl Scouts selected as servers for the day Il was served on long tables in the cabin by candlelight. The cabin is decorated with hand craft articles.
 Other leaders in the Girl Scout movement are Miss Peggy Dol liver, Mrs. Vic WonthroD, and Mrs. Carl Ling, who work with Intermediate and older Girl Scout troops. Mrs. Clyde King is chairman of the Adult Associ- atiOn.
 The camp is held in the cabin known as the Girl Scout Cabin at the head of the bay Ii was re- habilitated this year with a new roof, floors and windows, work done by volunteers. Materials were furnished by local business firms. Fathers of Girl Scouts did the work, putting in many hours Cach during the month of LulN-
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HOUSES SALE-MD. (cont.)
: TIITTcNHTT HHT6T M

LEWISDALE RAMBLER
Owners transfer compels the sale of
this charming home. There are 3
nice bedrms. and bath, liv. rm., din
rm. and kit, rear patio. storm win
dowS. S0x90-ft. corner lot, paved
streets and sidewalk. Shown by appt.
BRENNAN 4 PORTER REALTY
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest.
ment property is what you desire,
call R. A. HUMPHREYS Realtor.
sos North Capitol MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home,
any location. any condition Cali
D1. SS42 or 81. 1889.
Cash BUYERS waiting for and 4
sss HRTzEf aPf Ef REAL * is EsrXfE KY
HU. 4345. Open ewes. til 10 n.m
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm. home
s.s1;ses si9E1; Sc; E, Ere gEef 7.sTR MRS COX. EU
DESIRE bSms r,1. TO IL Buy > w, nice s.bedroem
assnts. Box At. Star. 'a'A' s.. 20
WILL PAY CASH TODAY for your
quick action. RE. 22Oi' 81. 7747
WILL BUY FOR CASH in D. c.. Va.
1s eeded Gs ss1nsi ssps4 in hssf areas Else sso
1878 K st. NV. MA. O753.
Nd; Not over Sic: 500; $500 cash
Do SOC 96T T0' Want GalI RA 40 1s4i sFi, or -.rt
For quick. courteous service and
free appraisals. call your real es-
tate specialists. LU. 4-43s2. T.
AGENT IyAS CLIENTS for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the
District We need these nice homes
for clients who want to be placed
DI: 1900 or ewes. at 10. 2-66o5.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper
ties needed for our cash buyers.
THOS. E. JARREL CO., Realtors
sEstab; 1879, 721 10th st. NV,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. has
many clients who need desirable
NV. and Md. homes. EN-. 1900.
IMMEDIATE SALE for your home,
Chevy Chase or Bethesda; cash pur-
chases. L. G. WHITE. RE. 1925;
evenings, WI. 4943. %
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MOD. COMMERCIAL OFFICE BLDG,
IT.. with truck doors, on :;0.ft
alley, at 23rd and L NV. DRURY
REALTY. CORP. MI. 1000: ewes.
OR. 5761. WISE
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. RIGGS RD; and cHlLLUM
Powder, rm, on 1st II. Fireplace; full
daylight basement. owner headed
west. must sell Immediately. You
here II you have substantial cash.
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-Sl36, ATLAS
REALTY co, SIT 736S
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

MOTEL seT.s g goit. s No. IIxo beautiful
kits; income. s6,4s6 sa!s1iSlsiral sr; ali fafn
Owner provides water only; easily
converted into 10 cabins: $4,000
down. VIVIAN v, CoID1COTT
ssf, s7S0 River .,rd rd.' Alex. Va. XII.
1919 BELMONT RD. N.w.-Four.
family apt. on one of the most de-
Sirable sts., near 18th and Columbia
I'd. All apts. furnished Has a gross
rental OF $4,416 per yr. Shows q net
return of over 1870 on $4,000 cash
Investment and has a higher earn
advantage of 1870 rental increase
that is allowable, M. PAUL HAM
NAN. 732 18th st. NV. ME. 400.
THIS CLOSE-IN 15O-acre farm is
ripe for developing and at very small
cost, as no road building is needed;
Hsoy y3eS y39o nave aye the r,dSt necessary funds;
ee as r'fh' yoH away waSt 11t to
hold It for year or two. we will
rent 1t for you. A very good invest
gsitSerEb51,Ih1E menf; R5phEY 5aS 4 RoMER. Realtors
coNN sSS6oo AyG yavn deTntewp; sSaSe $1,000 5st
money invested plus $2,100 VI. cur
tail on 1st trust Of $4,000. Fully
Measell. WO. S555, ewes. LEGUM a.
GERBER, Realtors. OR. 1000.
LARGE HOUSE on lot 10000 So. IT..
Ideal Ideal apt. house site; bargain. GO.
s$s ACRES, all utils. avail, within
road frontage; $4,000 per acre.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor. UN.
7649 and UN. 322S. r
BUSINESS. established
80 years. BY order court trustees.
ese fiass snd hOHSs
tools, cutlery. screen. poultry and
power lawn mowers. noor sanders,
modern cash register: delivery truck,
at reasonable rental 0ncluding spa
ciouS. storeroom. basement and
warehouse adjoining(. BY virtue Of
an order Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the District Of Co
lumbia. re-: Civil Action No. 3243-
81, the undersigned trustees will
only at Stevens Service. Store, 2759
Nichols ave. s.e.. Tuesday. April s.
1882. IL am. Note: II entirety
offer is not ratified. the above stock.
fixtures. truck. etc. will be sold by
aboye-mentioned premises on We'd
"A. 1852, Commencing at 10 O'Clock
am. Terms: S5,00O.0O payable in
cash or certified check at time Of
sale; Remainder payable upon
"a Tatilcstion tI1sa1io Of sale; Fer further
signed. Ralph 4: cusick. trustee. e
Barr Building; Edgar w. Wren:
trustee. Woodward Building. ADAM
, a; WESCHLER & SON. Aucts.
SMALL APT: nr. 18th and o sts
Gross RE osns Sns per sm yr kit oS bath aapend sPsi
cash; Cali F. ELIOT M1ppLET'oeN.
4 UNIT BRICK. N.w.WPriced under
ST6DHN * E i9sBset ss5s oS sal a45s 59u1s
1872 c ST. Sc. lst comm; 4-room
frame; II me- S3.450. $3.50 cash. bal. 1st
BRICK, lot 15xi25; S4 $50. "a cash
L1ss REALTY Co. ME. 666s. .
Store and 6-Rm. Apt.
NE. corner brick bldg. Grocery busi-
lease at $12O mo. No expense ex-
at S63.75 mo. 5000 down.
Modern 6-Unit Apt. Bldg.
NE. brick, fireproof, approx. 6 yrs.
old. Rented unfurn. with yearly in
come of $4,452. May be bought
under IN times rental. Shows over
10% NET, PLUS EQUITY.
1870 Return on $4,000
Plus equity Of over $4,000 yr. Is what
you can get by investing $4,000 on
Q 14-unit brick apt. bldg. contain
ing nine 2. and three 3 bedrm apis.
crossing close to $4,000 yr. and
priced under z times for prompt
sale.
Joseph Cohen & Co.
TIE 01Q6 Evae Gf,p TIA QO6O
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

USED CAR LOT. approx. 5Oxl 90,
weekdays o to 5. HU. $500. 81
LOT. hard-surfaced, 7Ox90. at Geor-
ga ave. and Sheridan ST, suitable
RiJppERr III pSss cars, rs etc; estee; <. MILTON M T.
NEAR PA. AND MINI. AYES. Sc
lSt Comml;, 2-story bldg. consisting
OF store plus. 2 rooms on 1st fir';
rooms and bath on End: fuii
Ress rent Re. 2fs7 sDafe Of rRa n 7Ss5 !ss5
2 OFFICE ROOMS, with large stor.
age space, excellent for repair shop;
centrally located. Reasonable rent.
See s PAUL KLAAssEN. 7i7 18th St.
SECOND FLOOR, approximately 1900
So. it., ~ of frontage on Kennedy
st. near Ga. ave. Available immedi-
ately Call OWNER. RE. .7745, or
WO. 2S55, or see your broker q
E.hl 9th ST. N,W.-Approx. 2,20O So,
occup LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN eo & CO.
Realtors. l415 K st. NV. Me. 5400.
DOWNTOWN, r st; location, about
4;o1D rooms. "a "a, sfdts5 H. large connecting
Guiding parking for about 3 cars.
Second commercial. Apply $40 r st.
NV, RIM. 10. a
ia THOMAS ST. N.w.-Rm. 2OS3e
T., 2nd commercial; rent, $40. Call
BAsEMEN1Ti, ground loading, rear are en-
trance. 2O-ft. alley; approx. / 900
It. Good for small wholesaler, etc.
L. T. FOLK. 1882 Wisconsin ave.
NV: WO O528. g
LARGE STORE. approx. 25x150 IT,,
to Soft. alley, for balance Of lease
1853 1st ST. STORY brick bldg.
$500 50. it.; gas heat; immed.
occup. LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO,
Realtors. 1918 K st. NV. NE. 540O
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CONN. AVE. CORNER

6S' on Conn. ave, 1O5' on
Hillyer ST.; 4.65S So. IT. in
lot. One Of the finest Conn.
ave. corners available for your
present or future site for any
business. DRURY REALTY
CORP, MI. 1000; eyes,. EN-.
1886.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

$4,000-$5,O00 DOWN
3-bedroom brick Cape Cod, near
country club; most convenient To-
cation; full basement, huge rear
porch; price, S1S,95U.
THE HANES co.
2040 Wilson Blvd, OW. 2061
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$17,500
AQSTTME OF loan

$17,5 ,5OU
ASSUME GI LOAN
Lovely brick rambler. Liv rm. with
open firepl.. family-size dining rm.,
lovely bedrms., lge. equipped kit.
tiled bath, full bsmt. with plastered
walls. "a bath and outside entr.;
det. 2-car brick garage; gas heat;
close to stores and transp. Don't
miss this buy. See today.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
INDUSTRIAL PRoPeRrY-RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

SO; 1000 600 SO; FT: Of ground centraI,
NA. 5ss5. wv IT, sizing and ONCE.
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
PHYSICIANS OR DENTAL OFFICE
connecting apt. in D. c., with ample
parking area; avail, mid-April; To-
cai.ed z block from Georgia ard
geous position to B. G.. Silver iii Sosrnfs sprins
and Takoma Park. For further in.
tormation, call MILLER MANAGE
:, MENT HsIS,T, CO. 81. $500. M2
so niJE II connecting s offcss about 37S
month tenaney tes1sSndi'iGnfd' i4s1 Month s3l to
per mo. D1. 2724.
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New yo-k
ave; Wy. NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-:
ssuiirements, s!,iTe PENN PRopERT1Es,
s-R0oM SUITE Of Over over od6 TS So. l9t. e.
.KASS: :BERGkR. INC. EN- SIoo" no.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. ? ta once.
Annandale, Va, center rapidly grow.
doctof' DOC sGm%anity denfist Ei Exfel opportunity
Htarisl H,ls service JE. 2-9s6I or CH.
LGE; OFFICE. suitable for lawyer.
slcnitect or accountant, in Anacostia
PgSlneSS PIS SS, center: Apply hNACOsTIA
stNAEGE s.ei Gtj 4sSai1' c9RP' 2ol4 Nichols ave.
ssS Mos1fh 6s fI2a3 FER OFFICE in Hya.... Iva.
e ssit s,od tenant: niS Nj e. 'fPos1fhfe PoWGhRIfe.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. once,
aiyal5abis finnaa sr,h for professional, interns-
nDItSon niD5ation; Ap. 5000. 1s46 Conn. ave.
HOobLE RIM, l1hx22 and 1ihxii,
az and yeTS + desirable s. =, q once bldg. at 9th
NEW BUiLDiNG % on 'SCSr,t Capital I'm
ready for occupancy. Approx $500
50. IT.; on two floors; will decorate
70 suite tenant. First floor approx.
dispIsv disoH So; w,nto,t IT. OF open space with
prox. / 900 So. it.: Z rooms; oSf 3 Lava S
tories; Pullman kitchen. Mr.. Green.
y. l.; HUST Co. 1O01 18th st. NV.
5000 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Excellent for
DOCTOR, dentist, etc, suite Consisting
p9,o OF oyer 900 So: IT.; 4 lse. rms. and
LEG LSeI M BERnsTTfT im;; smmeS' oeeup; Apply
l4l5 K st. NV. ME. 54OO.
14th AND N. Y. AVE. NV, elev m
bldg.; 3-6 rm. suite, completely dec.
GRATED, in whole or in part; irnmed.
occup.; reas. rent; cleo. eley. service
ana char service included in rent.
AppIy LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME. $500.
DOWNTOWN--Pvt. Office and rec. rm..
ieni immed pflss oeeuD DldT Trd newly az ndseogated
&v CO, Realtors, 1416 X st. NV.
4. ioE Commercial use' sa' & See on Mr.. Vfc
BEAUT1FGL sTuDIoS RafT., aiT liv, ,m
bE bS;' bath bath LIST H. suit, music, voice.
SILVER SPRING. Large end floor
0tmce. 24x32, in modern ONCE build
S1kd M dad,acent nat to Hot Shoppe; Rent.
Holland, H. G. sMfTHY CO. Eli Eli
10th AND PENN2. AVE- e45 penna.
ave. W Bright Offices, good loca-
ton. Reasonable. Apply $40 p
F. 81; ST. f."ii al FGSm ssR. 10 se7 9th St. NV.
venient location. Very reasonable.
Apply $40 F st. NV, Rm. IL. "a
Mr.. MAYFLOWER HOTEL
All I'd and Sd frs, tabout 1000 sq.
offices; ideal for sales display
equipment. organization headauar-
ters, service, etc. Rent, S1s5. To
WS WWspec1 56a eaii Mr.. Cheshire. ST. 1900.
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
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peter ]. hagan

BRENTWOOD
81 800 DOWN
Detached 2-story asbestos shingle
home, 2 lovely bedrms., full dining
nm; lge. equipped kit; cow. loca-
ton; easy terms. Call now.
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:. NEED a 3-bedrm. rambler with
basement and preferably garage
an ,out-of-Iown client. UP to S., 900
cash and willing to pay to $50 a
month. Call Mr.. Walsh. RE. $3.50,
Colonial Investment Co.
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CHEVERLY
Inter- County Realty
RAMBLER

RAMBLER
Brick rambler. very convenient to An
Ssiy dseYi ir5 FIELD d1aSp Sn level lot 1ooxl0o'
r. PAUL MUDD co.
GOOD SPRING BUYS
CHEVERLY
6201 KILMER ST.. $22.500
CT loan S11 800. payable S92 SO incl.
ins. and taxes: 2-story brick. 3
bedrms.. VI baths. garage. corner
lot 9Ox10O. lavatory in bsmt.. oil
WEST HYATTSVILLE
300 LANCER PL.-EXcEL. BUY
$12,950-2 lge. bedrms.. corner lot
90x90. gas air-cond. heat. aluminium
storm windows and doors.
MT. RAINIER
1906 32nd ST.-S14.000
lge. beautiful mod. kit. bsmt.. oil
LEWISDALE
21O3 .BEACHWOOD RD.-S27. 500
Beautiful brick home, garage at
tached. screened side porch; bed
rms. powder rm. on 1St H.; lava
tory in bsmt. Beautiful lot 70x1 90.
aluminium storm windows and doors.
gas air-cond. heat.
SEAT PLEASANT
7012 FOOTE ST-$12.95O
81 900 GI loan, 2 hedrms.. expand
able attic: full ,bsmt.. gas air-cond.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
sH. 2971: Ewes. UN. 1852.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGTON FOREST - Three-bed-
room brick Colonial, completely re.
decorated, in most-wanted area OF
North Arlington; nome is vacant;
has recreation rm. plus lovely side
porch. full bsnt. with oil &C. heat,
and can be handled win q modest
down payment; total price only S17,-
$50; COLONIAL REALTY CO., ia.
ARLINGTON FOREST, close in; bricl
Colonial; beautifully decorated. large
lot; 22;ft.-long screened porch;
S1s4 shHSqpDsfg HribsFSn 2S7 n Nv orsen Tsa
OWNER. No agents please. -
FALLS CHURCH-S14,5OO An excel
lent 3-bedrm; brick rambler on lge.
corner lot. $3.500 cash and $50 per
mo. Immed. poss. LUCILLE COOK,
FA 3272; EXCLUSIVELY, FA. 1854.
1-yr. .-old rambler with custom air
cond.: 3 bedrms.. mod. equip. kit,
lot. Sl3.5oo: $1,000 down; $9.550
nss fEam Fas cbnvcS 959 Eleven
asbestos shingle home on / acre.
Seven bedrms., IA baths. Needs
some finishing and decorating. Liv.
rm.. stone fireplace. kit, 2 bedrms.,
"a bath; End f., bedrms., full bath;
coal h.-a.. heat, elec. INV. heater.
eGppsI cnnser plgm6ins; Ply n6n Two years old.
OWNER, FA. 1864, FA. 3a72.
BY OWNER-3-bedrm. brick rom
bier; lge. liv. rm., din. L. storage
attic, elec. kit; excel. N. Arlington
location, Priced under S1S,O0O;
SUBSTANTIAL down payment required.
OWNER LE2ViSG-s-bedrm. brick
Crestwood rambler, N. ArI.; se0.95G
ASSUME ossn 81 TRGsf&$s.5de 6e'' cash ash
and SIT per mo. may buy this
cozy 3-bedrm,. house with full bsmt..
AcME az e REHaTY hsa1 ne ce eus 5A AND ai4si sf9Fsi
SO. 500 with only $4,000 down buys
this 2-bedrm. stucco bungalow.
Large lily. rm.. dinette. all-eiec. kit.
city utils.; large lot, assume large
fEAItTy IL fiTSt trust. Try ,1E9 Exclusive. ARFAx
Two BEDRMs.. oath oath, uv. rm., din.
nm, kitchen, closed-in porch. full
bsmt. 1900 Bird st. s.. Arl.. CH.
NEW s-BEpRooM BRICK RAMBLER
on high level corner lot; garage,
porch. firepl.. full bsmt. with
Fhoughed.in hals plumbing for bath; gar-
ssas :ss. dsRss. sss sagssS asg|iss:'air s1sstF's
trust; cash required, 5000, bal.
terms. Shown By appt. 1NsUR-
ANCE AND REALTY ASSOCIATES.
GL. 1855; eves., CH. 1895. .-4
ATTRACTIVE BRICK COLONIAL, iust
completely redtc.. on corner lot, in
excel. neishborhood; 3 bedrms., 2h
bathrooms, liv. and din. rms, mod.
spacious and nice looking. Many
extra features. Owner will consider
trade. Call Mrs. Strickland, Mi.
1892 Or ST. 700. -
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SI7.50O-EAsY TERMS

NEAR ENTRANCE TO LEWIsDALE
Three-hedrTn., .2-srory half krick, hall
shingle; nearly new; large, lot, back
yard, white picket fence; carport.
One block to express bus. close TO
Univ. Of MARYLAND. Possession.
WV. LEWIS, REALTOR
81. 9e71; Ewes. UN. 4362.
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$13,600
ASSUME GI LOAN

ASSUME GI LOAN
II you are looking for q real nice
buy, don't miss this cute white frame
bungalow, Just yrs. old. Consist
ing Of liv. rm., bedrms., large kit.
fully equipped. beautiful tiled bath.
full daylight bsmt. with asphalt tiled
floor. outside entrance, laundry
trays and automatic Bendix washer.
attic; A-acre lot. Don't miss this
buy.
Evening star., 1952-04-01

S11,q50
$2,450 DOWN
New brick bungalow with picture
window. lv. rm., beautiful equipped
kit. Bendix washer, 2 lovely bed
rms. tiled bath; stairway to attic;
nice lot. Approx. $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1952-04-01

FREE APPRAISAL
OF your Virginia property. All cash
available with quick settlement.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GE. or OK. 27S4
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for your property. Call
MR.. KITCHENS.
ATLAS REALTY co.
ST. 1868; Eyes,. NO. OOO6.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
peter I. hagan

REALTOR
1905 r. I. Ave. NE. UN. S5S5,
WA. 1857, UN. 1885. Open 9 It'll 8.
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FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1l13 18th st. NV.
HOTJ;YWOOD

Assume CT loan. Three bedroom brick
bungalow. 2 years old; full bsmt;
fenced, lot. $3.50 down. $73 per
month. includes taxes, interest and
insurance. Full price, S12,950.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 1RhQ I'm 3O2R
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
Industrial GEORGETOWN

Industrial Georgetown
$4,000 SO. It. Convenient to down.
town Washington, nearby Mr. and
va. Largest industrial tract in
central NV. section. Several other
cnolce sites varying in size in all
sections of Metropolitan Washinr-
ton. Call J. E. Smith, WO' 4740.
WEINBERG & BUSH
l7o7 H St. NV. Realtors. ma. $500.
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SIG r. I. AVE. NE.
900 SO. it., street d., zoned indus.
trial. $12O per mo. Parking for 4
STANDARD PROPERTIES. INC.
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g. 600 SO. FIT. Of ground centrally
iM9cated; pvt. r.r. siding and ONCE.