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tion into a 15-day recess Sat urday, delegates went through another stormy session. This one dealisg with initiative and referendum sections of the pro posed constitution.
 The debate developed when attempts were made to amend an already approved section granting Alaskans the powers of initiative and referendum.
 R. E. Robertson of Juneau asked that Alaskans reserve the power by petition 10 pro pose laws" but not to enact or reject such laws at the polls
 Convention president Will liam Egan ruled Robenson's proposal would kill the whole article and held it was out of order.
 Later Robertson moved to stike part of the article which would prevent The governor from vetoing an initiative law and the legislature from a. mending or repeating it. 1 This was voted down but delegates in a later vote gave I.he legislature the power to
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SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WEDNESDAY,

Anaalsl Christmas program of 6itka Public Schools has been announced for Wednesday vtr eigdJ o'clock in the evening af taae multi-punpose room in che grade school Children from the various classes will present a varied program of songs, poems, Christmas scenes and carols.
 Program includes: Christmas songs and poems by Miss Joan Brandon's kindergarten group; the teapot song by Miss Edna Swearingen's first grade pu- pills; ssThe Night Before Christ ma" by Miss Opal Bennett's second grade students;
 Christmas scenes, including the Nativd y and Christmas par ade by the third and fourth grades of Miss Cleo Campbell and Mrs. Dorothy Hetle; and Christmas carols by students of the fifth, sixth and seventh grades under the direction of Neil Warwick.
 Parents of school children Iarldi the public are urged and invited to attend.
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B.P.W. PLANS DINNER, PROGRAM MONDAY

Mt. Egdecumbe Business & Professional Women's Club will meet at 2 p. m. Monday at the Totem Club for a dinner and brief business meeting.
 A special program featuring Christmas in various lands a. bout the world will be present ed.
 The dinner is to be pot-luck aaEfair. Each member is asked ao bring a gifs' for a dorm girl at the island school as we'll as one dollar for the clubs Sitka Community Hospital fund, wh- ieh is now more than half rais- ed.
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amend laws initiated by the people.
 Urging support of his amend ment, Robertson told the dele gates:
 The initiative and referen- dunn are one step in The de struction of the republican form of government. Spending $40,00O for an (initiative) el- ection doesn't insure good leg islation.'
 Delegates spent eight hours arguing that article of the con- stitution and went home at 6 p. m. with the work urfinish- ed.
 One stumbling block was the move Iby John Medically of Fairbanks to reconsider his vote on the issue of whether there should be 10 or Is per cent voters signatures on in- itiaI.ive and referendum peti- tions.
 The committee had recon- mended 8 per cent, but the del egates changed it to 15. Later they voted 29-21 to change it to 10 per cent.
 McNealy then moved to re- consider but lost by five votes an attempt to take up the is- sue again immediately This held the matter over until the next session.
 The delegates decided a pc fition must contain signatures of qualified electors resident in at least two thirds of the election districts. This was to insure that the proposed law had supporters in more than one section of Alaska.
 One of the things hamper ing us now" said Juneau del egate R. Holland Armstrong, lis the feeling that one area is trying 10 dominate another. Let's have signatures from all over Alaska to avoid sectional ism"
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CORPORATE COMMUNION FOR ST. PETERS GUILD

AL the Tuesday evening meeting of St. Peters Guild with Mrs. Milonitch as hostess a Corporate Communion was announced for "Wednesday, St. Thomas Day. at 3 a. m. Follow irug the service, breakfast will be served those attending Members will decorate the church at this time.
 Place of the next meehng, which will be the last session of this year, will be announc- ed laser. New officers will Joe installed in January.
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sJS ALUMNI CHRISTMAS PARTY SET FOR TUESDAY

Annual Christmas party ot SJS Alumni l1as been arrang- ed for Tuesday, Dec. 20 at the home of MT. and Mrs. Leslie Yaw at eigh o'clock in the evening. Each alumni member may bring a guest.
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semiannually. With the automatic exten- sion privilege it will go on paying that same fine interest for 10 more years.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

AUNT APT. BLDGs.-A zroup Of
almost new 4-family dats. az dets
al 2-hedEm. npts., approx. S4s3Qq
annual income; priced less than IA
times annual income. $1,000 down.
excel. TnkomA-Silver Spring area.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU. g.
HOS sun. and weekdays.
COLUMBIA HGHTs.. on 14th--New
Offering. Excel buy; s comp.s wells
furn, units: new oil h.-w.h- bldg.
newly renovated: 1o0ss rented:
white tenancy: Inc. APPROX. S6.ooo
u. 40E net; $500 cash. hAL easy.
Box 27i-Rs Star.
APT. HOUSE, furn., 5 large apts..
hSmt.. 1900 ok. Kenyon 81. n,v.s
price. CO. 5-0543. OWNER.
|2 ADJOINING 3-UNIT APT. BLDGs.,
elese-in ne; approx. 10 yrA clds
fully rented, SIS mo. each apt;
lox speFssils .lssd sssss sss.nH1o6s,, o6 fss iss
price II with sufncient cash. ]. b.
BOONE, Agent DE. 2-6420.
ATTENTION sPECULATORs and IN
Corner property. near sth
5 apts. for coiored: income Stated
fiaSO fsfins. Gsl RI. snisss.s sskR RA. ssaiss. fissssU
TWO 2-UNTT APIS. Sc. SM yrs.
old, excel. eond.; Leaving town. for
quick sale viii sacrifice for $4,000;
income S240 mo-: extra lge. 1st
trust Call OWNER VIII. 6-S9T2.
A-UNTr BRICK APT. BLDG. Al
eond., always rented. APPROX. Slb,-
500 down; bal. trust. Deal with
owner. Box 35f-S. Star.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

HIGHEST CASH OFFER ON property
DfaSisssg DEs So . oss y & 3 r. hSlfs ssgao MR.
POTOMAC PALISADES AREA
Dedfm. masonry house, under Slb,-
900. desired BY private white party
from owner, by May. WO, 6-36OF
WE HAVE Cash CLIENTS for houses
IN the D. g, area. No charge for
our APPRAISAL Over 80 yrs. service
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.. Realtors
5S2a ossso & 81 NV. MA. ssos5a: ewes,
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Reaitor, wants
rooms; any sise II priced risht.
DifkkRfc+fI fiji c+fIoiiS from owNER-rnd,vtdu.l
wants 4-pedrm; or 3-hedrm. plus
HIS. Occupancy not REQUIRED until
pescripiion, priee first tIaseissess, ietter. No
HOUSE WANTED, direct ;rom owner.
u n. Glover es PARK Burieith or; Foxhsll
|DIkEciT TT FROM OWNER. individual ES
baths. dining rn.. level lot with ga
ragei Cape Cod or rambler; nearby
Ar, No brokers. Call DE. 2-27l0.
CASH. CASH FOR YOUR HOME; NV,
e. GA ne. s.sSa Gali NY snsaM sims Mr.. DAVID.
MODERN. clean, 2 or 3-bedrm. home
In D. c. or nearby Nd. Sc. pref; ];
have substantial cash. MRS. Cox.
LU. 2-6l36 or ST, 3-736S.
NEED HOMES IN NARLINGTON--Have
well-eualttied buyers N every price
LIPS, IA 5-6260 day OF night.
WE PAY ALL CAsH--ToP PRiaCE
for your house. Call IA. 9-6277 or
Re. 7-0S7a, n. M, GREENFIELD.
h inmed easa apppasa 51a ad e nRTiN R RSHsy eSHss
co. AP. 7-saS0, WA. 7-6354. --2s
WILL PAY CASH direct to owner for
single. 6-rm. house with. yard, To-
Gated In. quiet, attrac, neighborhood
nouesE1s Is ue1styifs WITH Va YARpN7s,, ga9S7 : ga ;,n
in committing distance Of IT. Bel.
yoir and p. C. Call LII. DUVAL,
TE; 6i89ss. bet. 6-s pm. Have Gi
AII iGIn CASH Isl for ne. homes, or viii fs sen
Ss II oil REALTY LIasafass e. sssSs tss9s
REDDI--For your house. MussaL.-
MAN REALTY CO.. RE. 7-7I7o,
| II. 8-a556, HE. 4-62e4,
WISH TO PURCHASE close-in ne.
I - Aa0ttSt cAhabAutAAl CE3us INC
PRIVATE PARTY wants small house.
| Must be in excel. cond. or lot,
College Park proper. or nearby.
WANTED in D. C. or nearby Nd,
| z or 3 bedrm. home; possession In
GO days; $4,000 down, Box 492-s,
HGSGGiHi 7. PECK mas CALLS dali,
Tor homes in nearby Md. Call HE.
4-64oo. HUGH T. PECK, 1860 New
CHEvTi viti CHASE asE, OR NR.--pet. :.
gar; for myself. AID. 4-s70o, Ext.
VIZ CAN HELP you sell your prop.
erty in District of Columbia and
Maryland At market price. Cash or
terms, Call us Now. MARSHALL. j.
WAPLE co. 1224 14th st, NV.
OWNEIRS---our buyers down pay.
ment to you, financed up to triple
Otherwise obtainable, and all your
money In several years, And n
sold OF. all cash. f2l We buy all
cash. 80 Quick loans to relieve
mortgage pressure. WHITENER. ia
READY CASH for bungalows, D. C. Q,
Nd. white or colored. MUSSELMAN
REALTY. RE. 7170. Ii 6-95b6
I'M NOT CRYING, I'm BUYING
It's fact. We pay the top dollar
price, ID O. nrnnertv NAT IN uCta
Evening star., 1955-01-23
INVESTMENT PROP. ron SALE

TWO-fAMILY UNIT, SIl,g50; mr..
l4th and Park I'd. n.ws--Excelientiy
iurn;; new gas h.sEh. Rental,
for quick sale. cali Mr.. WeissberF.
"a 5-eee0, Or syss., co. 6-ia2s.
,Iy2sRoSs poM5omJo fsss. REssLTTs s.c &c. ,Esbash
yre. rs. cd rds rentsd 4 siss mo- each.
cash APPROX. ii. 900 win handle
equity it AZ three; Can ~; E.nlez,
REAL EsnssF EsraTE, En. s'A A7.astsi. assl.ESaA 4-lS
UNUSUAL SOUND ISvESTMENT--
One Of Wash.ss dnegt cos wishes 70
sell bldg. now occupied ana lease
back for long term. Win show excel
ss. sss e 9ysTs Il sRBrsS sss eSo
Real Estate, Ho. s-SbIss bEs 4
BOOMING HoUsE--
annual income over NJ 900. Exeel.
Dupont Circle LOG. All nnits With
REns.. 'ssnS snaa.l lrl6ss l:ssms' = kS sassa
WANTED. Private investor e buy
good 2nd-trust notes tcot prog. y
e. very attfAe. discounts P. O.
~ sSf sIISo lRs XVI. avFal!nfsfy sys,r 3, vi ysspa1rc
Lovely house % valuable lot. Price
% seli, For psrtieulsra. esii MicHkTI
WALSH a gONs, 1911 Eye 81. nv.
Re. 7.H2Az. Oh. 6-7266, rs \
BY oWNERs near 10Th It. and Co
Mmhie rdg--3 apts.. gross income.
"a 400. RA. elsie.
Hecht Co.'S store. within biz Ga,
ave. and Coieayifie sd.; 11T. free
p@fkinG areas: hfk- bldg. leased
1900 u; taxes and isis. only sx-
lst II, hIdR. assn. loan, Eve, RA.
a.37a7 r. 0RAVaT'TE. ReAitor,
roesGY M tBsoo;TroM several s-rn.
houses fcf restoration. $1,000 each
e. 4; nEpRoE !. BoNdER. NC,
i = nNfTs xtsr. nv location: yrly.
rental, q. 900. nice return SIS. COO,
teFmA OWNER, "a. 1-61bH. ---H8
11ENfT mod. brick aps house. near
H&flinG ri&jd---Never vnHamev; an
Euaf income exeeedR &l4. 1000. Only
2 yrs, cd and Nse bes9 tnveEtfnsnt
On todMK's tQAfkeL Enn Mr.. neAEny
M!th PRINCE QEOA0EB fEOPxR-
ratn ASfs II VIC. NV. store ana
Faonna above. &5n,B01. store leased.
1900; rooms ebeve. 1ISG, ~ trust.
$4,000 eNnsenticnal a. n, @KE-
Evening star., 1955-01-23
! 4-FAMILY APT.

4043 GRANT ST. NE,
This is large, weil-built bldg. IN 4
GOOD rental location. About is yrs.
old. Excel. eond. OIL h.rwh. and
laundry room. Each apt. has large
Ssiancs as in ss one S;GoV trSst VHoSNsTEiN HENS fiSsI
BROS. 81 DONAHUE. Ii. f-3000i
eyez III a-6aAh Pa
Evening star., 1955-01-23
A REAL s;TEALI i

A REAL STEAL!
aSa. Rental sssa5p sss ana s9's s5S s Sc ssfiSo o
Coiored tenants pay utfis. $4,000
Ist trust. ! have & OF these bidgs.
which can be sold as Q group or IN
dividuaily. Cash offer or very low
dn, pymt, viii handle. Call Bill
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Commercial Ground
ROCKVJIJ.E MD

First offering of this tremendously
potential property. Frontage OF
Alb #. on main street and r.r, sid-
ing in addition II needed. Priced at
81 per 1t. which will undoubtedly
double itself in value in next few
years. CALL MR.. WELLS fOIs.
2-66p0l for all details. List 4.
FREDERICK w. BERENS BALES. INC.
1929 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-01-23
! N1 500 DOWN

Nice capt. bldg. 4 rms. and bath
each; separate entrances, Eas h.
VIII; redec... close to everything Incl.
inspect. ewes. and Sun. Mr.. Jarrett.
NO. 1924 or NO. T-T20a.
Woodbridge Realty Co,
Evening star., 1955-01-23
VAT,ITARTE

2 lge. buildings suitable for once or
storage; located l223-I225 Eye at.
NV. For particulars, call MICHAEL
WALSH 81 SONS, RE, 7-S2Sa. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
.24-IrNIT APT. NV.

Z4-UNII AFI., NV.
INCOME OVER $4,000 YEARLY
PRICE ONLY 5Si32, BOO
This imposing det. brick apt. bldg.
in excel. NV. location. nf. Conn,
ave. is an outstanding. value. All
nice grounds and many other ap-
peaiing features Income at low
rents tenants pay own Ras and
eiec.l over 500. 600 yearly. Good
financing available with liberal
for immediate sale. Please can
Monday
Jess Fisher & Co, Inc.
i42OR st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-lsII.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

I'M NOT CRYING, I'm BUYING
It's fact. We pay the top dollar
price, d. g. property. net to you
SINDLER REALTY CO., Ho. 2-1267,
Evening star., 1955-01-23
BEST VALUES
ARLINGTON
Rag frEAs t@

AHLIfIIIM
$I2.Tb0
Q bedrnn. br, rambler. newly dec. n
nne cond. Small down payment ane
mo. Payments.
&1z,SOO
. bearm. Colonial. lat dr. den, sep
din. rm., fun hsrnt., gar.
sZO.9S0
Colornmie Cape Cod with bedTnE
2 baths. scr. porch, hsnat.. alatt
roof
]. Maynard Magruder
2G25 wilson Bivd. "a. 7-700t
NfRi1ks and sunday
Vardus Baker, IA 6-00T0
Harry Smith, "a. 61126@
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Washington Store Only Except Starred Items.
MISSES COATS

s conels Hair coots, hof price! Beige
clutch style, sizes O to IA. Mlium
lined 1------e 1896 $3.50
Ldnsburohs-MISSES' CoATS-WGshinoton,
Second Floor
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WoMEN,s COATS

IL Block coots holt price, Wool
plush or bouce, high button golfers,
bracelet cuffs. sizes 80 TO "A in
the group $500 400
Lansbaryhs-WOMEN'S COATS
Washington Second Floor
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IS Permanently Pleoted Two-Piece Of
lon and Wool Jersey Sut-Dresses
with royon velvet coor, light shodes
of brown, blue, green; sizes Z TO
20 in the group ------- 1913 4
Lansburghs-BUDGET DRESSES-Washtn0
Second Floor
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JEWELRY

50 Pieces Eomous- Nome Costume
Jewely. Unusual design. Neck
loces, broceIets, earrings, pins Gold
coIored metal with Fhinestones, nony
z Beautiful Rope Beods. Sold-eolored
metal with rhinestones ----
sPius 1895 Federal tar
Lansbmghs-JEWELERY-Washingtt
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20 Orig. 1895 to 1895
BETTER DRESSES
40

Perfect for holiday weor! cocktoil and dressy
styles in sheoths or fuIl-skir.ed shouettes. Some
ensembles in the group. Royon velvet. royon bro
codes, toffeto, royon peou de Sole Sizes 10 TO
II in the group.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DRESSES
Washington, Second Floor q.
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cHILDREN'S SHOES

$50 Prs Teens Strops Pumps, Loofers, 1850
in red brown black now 8.o5 1879
100 Prs ChiIdren's Patent Leather
Slippers in black or brown. Sizes $500
SIb-3 .----- SOS 800
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHOES
Washington, Second Floor
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These Items Are on Sale al BOTH STORES
kNECkWEAR

~ Cotton Blouses. Three quorter
sleeves. Dark tones Sizes 52-3e 3.9S 1879
Ldnsburgh ECKWEAR-WaShington, Street
Floor; Langley Park, Maryland, First Floor
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SPORTSWEAR

5 Wool Sweoters, eordoon style. white
and dark eoIors; sizes "a to 40 5.o8 2.99
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Washington.
Second Floor
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stretch socks ond foncy eottons or boys cotton
socks with stretch feet Broken sizes and coors.
Lansburghs-BoYS' SHCP-Washinoto
Fourth Floor
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LING ERIE

10 NyIon Peionoirs. White, pink.
Loroe ond medium woltz length =
70 Acetate and NyIon Crepe Slips.
loee-trinned, broken sizes------
IS Royon CholIis Print Shortie Gowns.
Broken sizes in group
10 Royon Choiis Baby Doll Poiomos.
Pink and blue. Small and medium :
20 Cotton ChoIIis Print Waltz Length
Gowns and Peionors. Sizes 32-36
neutrality-suspicious.,
Evening star., 1955-05-20
STUDEBAKER Isl

~ SA$@SAAA1ASAS 20
Four door; clean As q pin: T. and h.,
oyerdr.. matching covers, sparkling
blue finish; exceptional value, S696.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington
IA 2-9003 Open Ewes. TIL $50
Evening star., 1955-05-20

r. and b., hydra: i5.000 NIL; excel.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
5335 Wis. Ave. ST. ,3-7lO7
PONTIAC '5l 's" Catalina hardtop:
r. and h.. Hydra-Matic. new Wv.
tires: low mileage; Sp95. FENNER
MOTORS. 1885 Bladensburg rd. ne.
PONTIAC '53 chieftain de luxe g.
cyl. 4-dr. sedan: beautiful 2-tone
blue: Wv. tires; equipped Win
Eyds. T. q ana esHe9uIIS n1mGF0us driyen
looks and performs same as new.
Special, 81 1893 Bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga. eve
PONTIAC 81 de luxe 9.dr.:: Z. and b:
,,esv new seat covers rss sn' ssy Srss Easr
Sraeeicasss Snsee: sssa. aeN HILL, HI Z sANDERss
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th ST, nv; NO, 80, 7Il11l. Open
PONTIAC, '5s 6,cylindsr 4odr, od sedan: sedan:
a11"H. s1icgU MONROE p FORD. 1887 East
WeSt eyeninfs nTyi Iii Q Oh ~. 'bSt.7isoz. ~
PONTIAC 1854 2-door sedan: beauti-
matte drive: radio. heater: . good
looking one-owner car that Is IN
beautiful condition; low mileage.
Butler-bonded S1.595. LEE y;
BUTLER. INC. corner Conn. and
Fla. ave; NV: An. $4,000.
cd, 5000: AS Champion: r. and b; :.
$i9s. HORNER'S CORNER, Buick
Dealer, Fla ave. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464
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30 18th ST., 8. 8. JU. 5-61s6
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AUToMosmEs FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 40 Commander Star.
light coupe heater, cd: clean
BoWMAN sTupEBAKER. 1900 Ga
so Champion eoupes
e-dSors .sos and 4,deoE sedanos; o,ut tlllS \
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
sTGnDEBAKERs 81 Champion and
Commander Star coupes, 2-doors
and 4-door sedans: 10. to choose
from: avail. with auto. trans 90.
S04b. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER
1900 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 6-1122
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr
Regal de luxe sedan; green; auto
drive: exceptionally. clean inside ano
out; S546. IA. 7-S419. III
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC "a Star Chiefta;n convert; !;
r. and b., Hydra: l2,000 MI; excel.
cond.; s., 1875.
MCKEE PONTIAC
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

|sTUDEBAKEe - 81 Champions
Commanders and Land Cruisers: low
NIL. one-owner cars: 2-door. 4-door
Star coupe and hardtop models:
cars to choose from: avail. with
cd alto. trans. radios and heaters:
$685. to Sq95. BOWMAN STUpE-
BAKER 1900 Ga. ave. NV, RA
6-1122. --22
sTUDEBAKER 'b3 Champion Regal
2-door sedan: heater and 3D.: clean.
one-ovner car: attractive red Ar; I;
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. nv.
RA 6-1122. q.
STUDEBAKER "a Land Cruiser: T.
and h. auto. trans. Wv. tires,
fog lights, beautiful green interior
and exterior: Sl.7e5. BOWMAN
STUDEBAKER. 1900 ia. ave. NV.
RA. 6-1122. 2
STUDEBAKER '52 Commander V-s
4-door; overdrive, r. and h.; SPAR
king light gray finish; S695.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST., 8. 8. JU. 5-61S6
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER SO Champion hardtop
cony.; equipped: $4,000 actual MI;
like new throughout; 81 .095. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO wisconsin ave. Wo.
R-6pO0. "a
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730-732-734 Fifty-nrst street NE; cost.
$4,000.
Samuel Bregman, owner, e/o l2209 L
street NV: Bernard Wolfson, builder;
Santmyers & Thomen,. architects; to
erect one one-story dwelling, 1881 Syca-
more street NV; cost. 100000.
Harry Rod. owner and builder. e27
Fifteenth street NV: Frank O. Beatty,
architect: TO erect one two-story dwell
ing, cole Nebraska avenue NV: cost.
$27 900.
C: w. Chamberlain. owner. co 1884
Upshur street NV: Paul p. Stone. build
er: Warren Shoemaker architect; to
erect one tWo-story dwelling. 1918 Up
shur street NV. cost. $4,000.
Roy "; Streets. owner and builder.
ton: Va; Harvey 7. Baxter. architect: to
ern avenue NV; cost. $50 900.
sl Hairy ROD. owner and builder. a27
architect: to erect one two-story dwelling.
5616 Nebraska avenue NV; cost.
.simpson-Peak Co.. owner and builder,
1881 Chesterfield place NV: J. M.
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man. architect; to erect two-story ma
sonry addition to church, 1900 Eastern
avenue NV; cost 100000.
William calomiris. owner and builder,
1012 Seventeenth street NV: SantmyerS
& Thomen, architect; to erect one three
story apartment t2 units). goo Second
street Sc; cost. 100000.
vsIsns 80. a, HSSis9n. owner. $40 East
Inc, builder; W. B. Eailett. architect;
to erect one one-story once and ware
house; 6214 North Capitol street; cost,
Joseph Kinsky. owner and builder, 1101
Vermont avenue NV: Patterson q Wor-
land, architect; to erect one-Story dwell
ling, 4311 Twenty-second street NE:
cost. $1,000.
ESQ Standard Oil Co. owners, 261
Constitution avenue NV; builder not
one one-story gas service station. 339
Pennsylvania avenue Sc; cost. $4,000.
seT naG street wv; %:sti1sh nsas Ei.eo
tric Corp. builders install PASSENGER
NV; cost. S22,170.
Hub Furniture Co.. owners, 315
Seventh street NV: WESTINGHOUSE Elec-
trio Corp, builders; install electric
freight elevator. 63s D street NV; cost,
builder. zoos Pennsylvania avenue Sc;
Santmyers g. Thomen. architect: to erect
two one-story dwellings. 242-246 Oneida
street NE; cost. $4,000.
NJ g. Contractors. owners and
builders. 1924 K street NV; Edmund
three-story apartments. 3 units each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
District Okoys Two Big Apartment Projects

The District has granted a
permit to 1000 Massachusetts,
Avenue. Inc, 1910 Vermont ave-
nue. NV, for construction of an
eight-story. 425-unit apartment
at 1000 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. The building is to cost
$4.5 million. Standard Construc-
ton Co. is the builder. Architects
are Corning & Moore.
Another permit for a large
apartment building went to the
Shoremede Corp, 619 Southern
Building. This fiye-story, 216-
unit building, at 2725 Twenty
ninth street NV, is to cost SIS
million. Charles E. Smith Co.,
Inc, is the builder. Corning &
Moore are also the architects for
this building.
Other permits issued include:
owner S1a ndq Fifteenth q g4set N ps
builder not selected; Walton g. Madden,
architects: to erect three-story -office
building, 572s Connecticut avenue NV;
shepherd PARK Christian Church.
builder not selected: Ronald s. Sense
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Berry. architect: to erect one tyo-story
dwelling. 2622 Thirty-irst street NV:
cost, $4,000.
Eli Busada. owner and builder. 44l5
Southern Avenue Sc; Earl Won Reichen-
bach, architect: to erect one three-story
cost. S24, 900.
Joseph Kaplsn. owner. 1907 Fifteenth
santmysrs Tbomen a1cb hscn e ~ tqeri
one two-story nat, two units, 5S0S Four
teenth street NV; cost. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Miss Bryan,
Capt. Kerr
Are Married

Mr.. John Bryan Of Crosse
Point. Mich. announces the
marriage Of his sister. Miss
Marie Bryan, to Capt. Edwin
Bartlett Kerr. USA. son Of the
late Col. Edwin ". Kerr. USA.
and Mrs. Kerr Of Spring VAL
ley, Wash.
The wedding took place
August 10 in the Syracuse Uni
yersity chapel. The bride is
o graduate Of Syracuse Uni
yersity and has been on the
faculty OF the university for
the past year.
Capt. Kerr was graduated
from the United States Mill
tary Academy and he received
his masters degree In business
administration this year. He
is q former White House Aide.
The couple viii live In Ari-
ington.