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is an enthusiastic advocate Of th' proposed highway.
 Early Start Urged
 Construction could be carried or from four major road camps si' multaneously Hesse proposes tha a start be made as soon as weather permits in the spring, pushint the work by force account rathel than going through the delay O. calling for bids and awarding con. tracts, a process which takes year.
 Besides its military and devel' opment advantages, the arteria system would allow a tourist tt take his own automobile aboard steamer at Seattle, travel in com fort through 1000 miles of in- comparable inland waterways, dis embark at Haines and drive more than 1000 miles over Alaskan highways that would afford 2 complete cross-section of Alaska scenery and industries.
 One High Pass
 Highest point on the highway would be the pass between the Yukon and Copper River, which is believed to be about 3,880 feet high Going to this altitude could bt avoided by taking a less direct route.
 The snow belt near the Haine; terminus would be comparatively short.
 The actual terminus would prob ably be at Letnikoff Bay five miles southeast of Haines, where sheltered harbor is available.
 Half Already Built
 The Alaska trunk highway sys tenn contemplated one central sten and a series of main branches to- taling 2,107 miles in length. O. this. 1,044 now exist as low stan dard roads.
 The ultimate system would link Haines, Whitehorse, Mccarthy, Val deZ, Wasillla, Anchorage, Seward Homer, Mt. Mckinley National Park, Fairbanks, Livengood, Circle Eagle and Dawson, so that II would be possible to drive from any of these places to all the others.
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Alaska Gets
 B!'iigWir!e:!l!e'SS r!:!!e'SS
 For. E Aviation ia Ii
Government Has Powerful Sets at Anchorage forf0'
 Weather Broadcast

SEATTLE, Oct. 4-R. D. Bed finger, Civil Aeronauties Authority Regional Manager, said powerful Government wireless transmitters and receivers are being built in Snohomish County and Anchorage, Alaska, to broadcast weather infor- nation to aid aviators ' ss'titf3
 Bedinger said work has been started on the transmitter sta- ton south of Everett and the re- ceiving station north of Marysville.
 Bedlnger also said one of the stations has been established at Anchorage. lfs pt
 Bedinger said the stations were necessitated because the Alaska Communications system is now burdened with regular business and the need for additional weather data has increased
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-04
BR!!pGIES ELECTS REPORTERS FROM
 MASS MEETING
Newspaper Guild Mem. bers Forced to Leave
 Longshore Session

SEATTLE, Oct. ,4.-Seattle news papers reported that five of their reporters, members of the CIO af- filiated American Newspaper Guild were forcibly ejected from long, shoremens mass meeting last night at the direction of Harry Bridges who later addressed the meeting.
 The Seattle Times said that the reporters surrendered their notes On the meeting on demand.
 Twenty Bridg S synpathlzers elected the newsmen, although the CIO affiliated International Long, shoremen's Union invited them to attend. m
 Fridges cannot be reached for comment. rf
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BROWNS D 0


 KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. A. The Annette Island Air Field con- struction had it's first casualty yesterday afternoon when Eugene Noble, l9, CCC enrollee drowned The body was recovered and will be shipped to his parents at Vista Cal, where the lad graduated from the hig,s school, majoring in mu- sic. siH '
 Noble was trying to paddle or a log from driftwood. He saw thu log was getting farther from the shore and seeing the bottom mis- judged the depth and tried tt wade in but it was. too deep. Noble could not swim.
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MtGINTY, DR. WHITE
 RETURN FROM PLANE
 TRIP THROUGH NORTH

A flying trip which took them to almost every village in North ern and Western Alaska ended here last night for two Office uf Indian Affairs officials. They are Dr. Langdon R. White, Medical Director, and Earl D. McGinty Supervising Construction Engineer
 Since September IT, when they left Kotzebue, they have travelled exclusively by plane.
 District Highway Engineer Har- old J. Doolittle, who accompanied them, is coming in from Seward on the steamer Baranof.
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COMMUNICATIONS
 SUPERVISOR NOW
 VISITING IN JUNEAU

Glen Hulen, Communications Su- pervisor for the CAA in Alaska, flew in from Fairbanks by Electra yes terday and is stopping at the Bar anof Hotel.
 Hulen will await the return Of W.. A. Plett from Ketchikan, early next week, and will fly to Sitka with him to inspect a Navy radio station now in construction and to be taken over by the GAIA.
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PERCY'S CAFE
s IT Q P
AT PERCY'S CAFE Breokfdst. Dinner or Liqht
 Lunches . DELICIOUS FOOD . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . REFRESHMENTS

you says "Pay" Miss Patterson he pride of Savan with directors anybody else think a lot but don't talk much. |"
 Not quite cycle yet but the daffy stuff the of a return He Stayed Break fast You'll Find Out and touches of zanine in This Thing Called Love"
 Ann Miller nice child hostessed Hugh Herbert his birth day which opening of Hit Parade of l9 Ordered cake charged it. Other day Woo-Woe her thing a They sent he bill to me Ann into Melody Ranch the Gene Autrey special" Likewise Jimmy Duante
 good old fashioned gambling "The Roundup" the thing bought gambling off the government stepped in.
 Frying around Hollywood pick the oldest information what do if has tail impness, which is to slit of bacon, has wars half-inch off her right horn
 That's research department Arizona" found the do but that's not what's done today and that's not what they picture either picture they omitted veterinary shots entirely a~,1
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION. REQUIRED BY THE ACTS OF CON-
 GRESS OF AUGUST 24, 1912, AND
 MARCH 3. 1888 a Of The Daily Alaska Empire, published taily except Sunday at Juneau. Alaska, for October 1, 1940.
 Territory of Alaska )
 First Division )
 Before me, Notary Public in and for the Territory of Alaska aforesaid. person. ally appeared R. L. Bernard, who having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the Business Manager of the Daily Alaska Empire, and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief a true statement of the own ership, management (and if a daily paper, the circulation). etc, Of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption. required by the Act of August 24, 1912 as amended by the Act for March 3. 1893, embodied in section 537, Postal Law and Regulations. printed on the reverse of this form, to Wit. l. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher. Empire Printing Company, Juneau, Alaska; Editor, Helen Bender. Juneau, Alaska; Business Manager, R. L. Bernard, Juneau, Alaska.
 mat the ow..er Is. L,npire Prlnting Company, Juneau, Alaska; Helen Bender, Juneau. Alaska; John w. Troy, Juneau, | Alaska.
 3. That the known bondholders, mort gagees, and other security holders owning ! or holding l per cent or more Of total amount of bonds mortgages, or other se- | curities are: None.
 {. That the two pargraphs next above giving the names of the owners, stock | holders, and security holders, II any I ltrt Of rfA atrlxR lrEst md security holders as they appear upon | he books of the company bu. also in eases where the stockholder or security hold | CTS appears upon the books ofs the com | pany, as trustee or in any other fiduciarI relation, the name of the person or cor | ooratlon for whom such trustee IS acting l IS given; also that the said two paragraph! contain statements embracing affianti full knowledge and belief as to the cir | iumstances and conditions under whlcf stockholders and security holders who d lot appear upon the books of the compan! | IS trustees. hold stock and securities in 1 capacity other than that of a bona fid' l owner; and this affiant has no reason tt ,elieve that any other person associa
 lon, or corporation has any interest al
 ect or indirect in the said stock, bond!
 other securities than as so stated b! him.
 ,. That the average number of copie
 f each issue of this publication sold o
 attributed, through the mails or other wise. to paid subscribers during the twelve
 ,enths preceedine the date shown aboy IS 2.84o.
 R. L. BERNARD. ,l Business Manager. | Sworn to r~a s'lb~~ribed before me thi tn day of october, l940.
 ,I JAMES COOPER,
 ~eal) Notary Public for Alaska My commission expires October 9, 1943
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he sent to all members of Con eress, to Highway Departments II the States and to technical maga' zines. explains the plan in detail It is illustrated with Alaska scene! and carries map of the proposed road system. The pamphlet wa not printed at public expense Copies were being distributed hert today.
 Widely Endorsed
 Among those endorsing the plar are Delegate Anthony J. Dimond Mai c. H. Hart Jr., Commander of Chilkoot Barracks (who calls il a military necessity,o Col Greg ory Hoisington, former Commander at Chilkoot, Col. Miller, Commando ing officer at the Barracks in 1883 and many others. f
 Hesse recommends construction of the road system in a report tc the National Resources Planning Board
 Another section of the arteria highway would connect the Rich ardson Highway with Anchorage The entire system, connecting An chorage, Fairbanks and Southeast Alaska, would require only 50l miles of new construction Esti. mated cost of the project would bt $5,ooO,O00.
 Surveyed for Railroad
 The route out of Haines follows the location of the Alaska Midland Railroad survey made in 1906 bl John Rosene. All the origina papers, maps and engineers fielC notes are still in the possession of Col. William T. Perkins of Seat tie. The railroad was never built Later the Canadian Parliamen passed an act giving Rosene every alternate section of land througt the Canadian portion if he woule build a so-called Rainy Hollow Road over it. Rosene died before the plan worked out.
 Colonel Perkins describes tn ( country through which the roac would run as wonderfully rict mining cattle and agriculture country" on the north side of tht coastal range in an area as ye untapped.
 William Sulzer of New York, on man who has been over the route
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RFyERMEN ON
 kIV WAY OUTSIDE

The last of the 1940 season Yu- kon River steamer crews were southbound passengers throug h here this morning aboard the steamer Princess Louise.
 Heading the list was Capt. Ralph Newcomb, veteran riverman who shippers the old riverboat Yukon on the run from Dawson to Me- mana.
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Miss Reah S(henk Wed Last Nighf 10
 Charles Watkins

Miss Reah Catherine Schenk and MT. Charles Hugh Watkins were married last evening at an 8:30 O. clock service performed by the Rev. John A. Glasse at the cou- ple's apartment in the Grand.
 Attendants were MT. and Mrs J. P. Rose
 The bride is an employee in the office of Charles Waynor and MT Watkins is employed at the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company.
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School Drama Club
 EIeCts for Semester

New officers for the. first semester were elected by the Mummer's hon. orary dramatic society at the Juneau High School e
 With Miss Ruth McVay as advisor, the group is headed by President, LeRoy vestal; Vice-President, Violet Paul, and Secretary Treasurer, Sylvia Davis. 7sYia Plans are being made for the all- school production to be presented November Is. ta ';
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS


 indicated 1902 libars north 15o degrees west High measure of located at 38 gre north of 1929 mil hbars north 173 west with high reported Alaska the Atan lsla Peninsula and nohWard to Barrow reported reported falling the northern Broken clouds moderately ceilings local fog reported Juneau October 5.-S sunset 6:22
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N0RTHLAND IN
 FROM l5IIkA

The motorship Northland came in from Sitka early this afternoon on it's way south, expecting to sail at 3::30 o'clock this afternoon. The Northland brought ill four pas sengers from the Historic City: G. Hebert, Clark Moore Anna Glass and Mrs. L. Hanson.
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MaydeI|e George Is
 Head of Photo Club

At the first meeting of the Photo Club at the Juneau High School, Miss Maydelle George was elected as president. Simpson MacKinnon is vice-president, and Miss Char liene Arnold, secretary treasurer. Adviser is Miss Edna Harpole.
 Interesting projects of varied na- ture are being planned by the club.
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THE WEATHER
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHl
tBy the Q. $. Weather Bureau

U S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU
 Forecast for vicinity beginning at pm, Oct Occasional tonight Saturday; highest to southeasterly winds.
 Partly cloudy portion; tonight occasional rain change temperature gentle moderate becoming sas and Lynn Canal Saturday 4 r Forecas of aI,g ask Cape Spencer mostly coudy with local fresh southeaserly winds.
 Cape Hnchnbrook to Bay strong no-theaserly winds
 Resurrection Kodiak cloudy moderate northwestery winds shifting westerly Saturday
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SpE(lAl MEETINGS
 OF ELkS ARE SET FOR
 TONIGHT, TOMORROW

Special meetings of the Elks Lodge will be held tonight and to- morrow at o'clock in order to prepare candidates for initiation before Grand Exalted Ruler Jo- seph G. Buch next week, Secre- tary Merv Sides announced today.
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The Daily AiaSKa Empire has thA largest paid circulation ot any Al aska newspaper
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SHOCK QUOTATIONS


 NEW YORK, oct. A. -1 Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is Az. American Can 100, Anaconda 22A, Bethlehem Steel 8l&, Commonwealthi and Southern Is, Curtiss Wright 77s, General Motors 49A, International Harvester 49, Kennecott 30As New York Central l4M, Northern Pacific 7ss United States Steel 60A, Round $404. w < sTs' ,sssf @'A H
 DOW. JONES AVERAGES
 The following are todays Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 133.79; rails, 2s.l7; utilities, 2l.eS.
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DISABLED BOXER MAY BE T0WED
 BY NORTH STAR

The crippled Office of Indian Ar fairs freight ship Boxer probably will be lowed to Seattle by the motorship North Star, instead of being frozen in at Bethel through the winter, General Superintendent Claude R. Hirst said today.
 The Boxer lost one propeller blade and it is feared the vibra- tion which would result from its engines being used would do per- manent damage to the hull.
 The North Star now at Teller is due off the Kuskokwim October IS.
 Subscribe to The 1aliy Alaska Empire-the paper witc the large2 paid circulation.
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TRUNK HIGHWAY 5Y5iTlEIh FOR ALASKA pR0p0SED;
 HAYNES TO BE TERMINUS

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LOCAL DATA

5 shifting westerly Saturday
Evening star., 1940-05-12

vtAlEtOd<2EtAkDu ulS OlHl AVIS RET0EO
lAyro nE FOQEST GLADESO DNOE TalE
5p0tlS or VcWQE CEp0c TESANON AkW
Lazy QoNENA JOWsep ne FUNERAL ooQr6C5E
valtcu Sadly 0OQE RE 00D1 or AU1aSEAkE
Evening star., 1940-06-11

Gr: E ST Sc. 1876. APT. 4-RENTs RE-
Guceo. corner apt, large rms kit bath.
ON; screened porch. yard, storage locEer:
Oh OIL neat and hot water turn: redec See
MRS; HARTFORD. days and ewes 1874
NO. /. DI o534 Other
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BEDROOM. Located at ACME Storage A
Fine Quality 3-pc. Maple Suite Beauti-
fully STYLED and It is as Good" as New.
spring Mattress Also 2-pc Beautiful Red
Damask Living. Room. Solid Mahoganv
Low Low Console Table "a small ore, with
Niehts. ACME MOVING &, STORAGE.
atdSsl sahIS l4th St. NV. Georgia 1000. Free
Rng Cleaning Talk of the Town" Rates
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RQAIS.

OUTBOARD MOTORS AND BOATS-Ben-
dix, Elto, Evinrude, Wolverine, Old Town.
Many others. Largest display in town.
Terms, Also boat supplies. S. King Full
ton. Inc, sos Maine ave sw. MA. 3406
FOR SALE-2U-ft Dodge utility open
cabin boat in excel. running condition,
ready for immediate use; Gray 6-97-h D.
motor, new PANT, fun mahogany bright
work: $500 Call National s545. Branch 3
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1G41 K ST. NW.-Nicely furnished single
and ana double soo te9m reputa
l4O1 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-Large, cool
rm for girl, twin beds; detached house:
also studio rm. for . boys; recreation rm.;
good wholesome food.
oI rsnsd r AvE yoans peops Also fSo .n.
double basement rooms. Reasonable
213l MASS. AvE.-Loyely new room with
private bath and cabinet shower. for /
%an shars rUom sss wafer 0s m
with private. bath: Enjoy this beautiful
viii aqme please se you. W I DUPONT 900 "' 0f''e'
1913 10th ST. ,NW.-Master bedroom,
fine food: Southern hostess; ideal for per-
double looms in rened hom. pelicious
home cooking. Michigan 1850.
NEAR CENSUS BLDG.-aClean. Good food,
Twin beds: $40 and $3.50; Men. 1904
Independence ave. s,w. D1. 6522. -
2Ol5 KALoRAMA RD, N.W.-Lge double.
surroundings; excel. meals phone privil.
1852 SPRING RID. NW-Double and sin
gle room; real home atmosphere whole
some food abundantly served. CO. 323S-M.
screened sleeping porch. home cooking.
stop at 1919 Varnum st. NV. on 18th.
THE SHULLOME. single and double; ex-
elusive guest home; excellent food; con-
shire.
1920 18th N.W-Gentlemen; airy rms.
excel. food, showers. unlim. phone. lunches
packed: S32 so up: table board. $50 mo-;
downtown walking distance.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 1852 Oliver st., 1
door of Conn.-Large double room, with
delicious meals In lovely home; beautiful
grounds; garage. Woodley b723.
COR. 18th AND 1 NW.-Attr. rm.. Biz
18th Ut. NV. ADt. FOL.
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and COW MANoRE n o, qoah'y
to loo yds: also soil: reas WI. 4195.
GOLDFISH tsdpoles. water lilies hya-
clnthS. water plants for pools or aquariumS
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS all kinds, and old Natl Geo; best
cash PRICES Phone Met ls46 or n,ins in
Storage Book Shop. 420 10th st. NV.
CLoTH1NG-Highest prices paid for mems
Met 1857 open eve. viii cali
FURNITURE wanted al once; bedroom. din
ihg room also odd pieces; We buy any,
YOU call Dupont 1864
FURNITURE rugs household goods. etc
Best prices paid For best results call Natl
b244; after 8. Lincoln 54ss Reliable NOV
ing done, lowest prices
FURNITURE, bric-a- brac. china. glassware.
prices paid Call Murray Taylor ;3333.
FURNITURE-Wan to purchase some good
e,ei aSeG inc nousenoid goods slso piano Call
phAT0SGWe ri E;sd ony and Sen used pianos OF
Shop l0l5 7th st. NV
REFRIGERATOR. used, electric. Gu. #:
a; g.. G: motor preferred. Phone DU. 1:ol
repair. hemstitching buttons covered.
pleating. 917 St RE 1900, RE 23Il,
PRIVATE PARTY wants pair inside French
doors. porch .aWnlngs also table model
phonosraph CHI, 1853.
BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold plat:
diamond watch cases Condition unim-
D0F'a3 NEW v yoRS 4Ss sane FE1 Il eY 9r ~ts dept
721 9TH St. NV.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD ST.
YER PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN
NC. 4S YEARS AT a35
ABSoLUTEEY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
FOR YOUR GOLD DIAMONDS AND
JEWELRY GET OUR OFFER BEFORE
YOU SELL. ARTHUR MARKET. 91s P
ST NV. ROOM 30l VA O2S4.
CASH POR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches diamonds and old dis.
carded Jevelry full cash value paid
SELINGER'S e1s F St NV
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BABY CHICKS.
FARM & GARDEN,

ROCKS, R L Reds White Leghorns $50
per 90. Conkey's feeds James Feed Store
bl9 * st. NV Metropolitan OOS9.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, VA. 1908 N, Edgewood St
Rm. in. beautiful, pvt. home. 3 baths,
screened porch. lge. grounds. 10 min.
Wash: nr. , buses; reasonable. CHI. $685..
TAKOMA PARK, MD-Front room, new
furniture, adjoining bath. shower. 3 ex-
posures: new brick home; privileges. SH
4gG6-J IL
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ROOMS UkFURNJshep.

1914 NORTH CAROLINA AVE SE-2
light housekeeping rooms; heat. gas, elec. :
S2S. Call WI. 1856.
1924 ST NV, Apt. l and 3 for rent
. large rooms each; Light and heat fur
9iShed G Venetian blinds. Large closets.
Call at 1235 10th st. NV.
102 18th ST. NE, Lincoln Park large
rooms. Ink, sink in kitchen, utilities
Reasonable. Private home
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MAN desires single room. with
ooaro: private family; Mt. Pleasant OF
nearby. Box ZOE. Star l2s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$500 wkly:: rent, S75; price; $65oo: easy
Tower Bldg. i4th and K. Me. Asia.
APARTMENT HOUSE Zone block Scott Cir.l
r. M De shazo. Ii23 14lh. Ma. $500.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
LARGE national organization wants imme-
stantial down payment, purchase new or
good used motor truck: longtime contract
provided E,y,n , to pay notes; all expenses eood
tails REQUEST references. Box sa-z, Star
VALET SHOPS t2>, for sale: well estab-
nShed: i,: owner retiring; sell cheap. Box
RooM1NG HOUSE 14th and Park rd y
heat. Rent. S75. Filled with nice people;
clean, attractive place: sIo5o: terms '''@'
R. NJ De shazo, ll23 l4th MA. $3.50.
GAS STATION WANTED, Must be going
Rfoposiaopi pro- ,,,i cash for suitable location.
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. chairs, mir
rorS, etc; also furniture 7-rm. house; sell
tosether or separately. 1910 H ST. NV. l3'
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES: fine uptown
ih"Gssion hr;sbt :, fully eoupped; mixed Easoines;
$1,000. Box 167-E. Star.
DEL1cA, CONF, OFF-sALE BEER corner
upper NV; fine business: low rent; best
equipment; well stocked; owner i'll, must
1ell. Price. 5000. Box 2O0-E, Star
GROCERY MEATS; $1,000 stock, clean,
fresh: 1889 Ford delivery truck; S2l 900
BUS. last year. Rent, S65. Best bargain we
EnoW; 3 ", owl owner i'll: 5000;
n M De Shazo, 1923 l4th. MA $500
FOR SALE TEXACO GAS STATION
Dong better than 5000 gallons monthly.
room for improvement. Apply by letter.
Mr Samuel F. Shreve, 1913" 10Th St NV
GUEST HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.
18th and Kalorama rd. nw-14 rms.
baths almost new furniture; newly deco
rated, single beds, expensive inner-spring
mattresses: in fact, valuable furniture
~ loo, terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
lolo Vermont Az. N W, Rm. 2l1 Ma 33lO,
DUPONT CIRCLE-l4 rms. 3 baths. gar;
lease income, 500, 81 900 handles
OWENS REALTY, ME. O486
BAKERY OPPORTUNITY.
Small investment, money-making loca-
tlon: low rent; upper Conn. ave Good
reason for selling, act quick c ABEN
- Madison ST. NV. Phone Randolph