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Within walking distance Of Walter Reed
Hospital rooms, = baths. det brick
home very large living and dining rooms.
slate roof Cost SO 500; sacrifice for
quick cash sale or will consider renting
OF e&ChanRlng. Owner. Box O5-I. Star
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

GOVT. EMPLOYED COUPLE WITH Tyr.
child desires furn. room, kitchen, bath. or
will share home. near National Training
School for Boys. Box 93-J Star.
YOUNG COUPLE WISHES l OR , ROOM,
kitchen, private bath unfurn. apt, in Sc;
S25 or $50. Atlantic 2S3S.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

HIGH ON ARLINGTON RIDGE.
Fully improved. large ,ree-cOvered lots
to suit your home and purse 23O1 South
Arlington Ridge I'd, Arlington. Va.
CORNER LOT, NEAR 18th. NOT OVER 5
minutes ride to White House: Will sell for
S12 900 to settle an estate.
Another parcel, approximately so 600
50. feet, most beautiful spot in WASHINGTON
for high-class apt. Out of town owner
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
1919 K 81. NV. DI. 1918.
FOR APARTMENTS.
Vacant ground with frontage on four
streets. viii allow building Of so units
Price. S25.000 cash. Box 470-K, Star.
18th ST NV
4n-ft. front 12S fl deep. A reasonable
price at 81 500 Call Mr. Moore. WO 1928.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H ST. NV. District 1900.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
Lots available for immediate building in
WOODMOOR,
Where 100 homes we're built and sold in
the past - months. VIII subordinate
part of lot purchase price.
MOSS REALTY COMPANY,
Ask for Mr. Graham.
SH. 4517 Evenings GE. $3.50.
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-S15,95O.

Brand-new center-hall plan Colonial
brick; finest construction: 1st floor library
and lavatOry. = baths on md floor finished
insulated :ird hoor: recreation room with
bar, garage The house is beautifully dec
GRATED and We believe this to be the best
value on TO-DAY marker. BOSS & PHELPS,
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

LOCATED ON CENTRAL AVE-6 ROOMS.
partly furnished; near Patuxent River; sails
or rent; reasonable terms. VIM. ROSS
BACK. MItchellville. Nd pos
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LARGE APARTMENT-S6O.
RANDALL MANSIONS"

TWWW INNONI 7 > 7 N
Ant 2O5-Large beautifully decorated
FRONT apartment, facing private land
scspcd terrace and overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Foyer o., li,In9 roo rGqm gREi
bedroom I3x1S IT.. large dinette modern
kitchen and tiled bath with built-in rub
and shower See manaeer on premise Or
call MR. GERBER, SHANNON & LUCHS
co Ma H945
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PRETTY AS A PICTURE.
314O ABERFOYLE PL. NV

Brand-new, center-hall Colonial on cor
ner. so feet front. facing Rock Greek Park.
3 spacious bedrooms, , lovely baths, pan
eled den and lavatory on 1st floor. large
living and dining rooms, sun-lit kitchen,
oil heat. air-condtioEed Suilt-in garage,
attic. See this unusual home today
OPEN 30 UNTIL. \ PM
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
2OI3 PERRY ST NE
Z rooms and bath, oil heat. large lot with
2-car garage: $500 cash $50 monthly.
LOUIS H. HALL, RealtOr,
I A. |,
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Cleveland Park-S1O 500.

Detached, Il bedrooms and TWO baths, oil
heat. several porches. elec. refs.; quiet
street no tratt1c, safe for children hre-
places: large rooms. 3 blocks John Eaton
Public School I blocks National Cathedral.
ROSS e. pEFI PS MA g3Ou
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FAMILY WANTS 4-BEDROON HOUSE
garden 20 minutes city. 500: careful
tenants: Govt. references. Box l05-J,
Star 10"
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GEORGETOWN-S4,000.
Nr. Conn. Ave. and WOOdbine
Sill Q5n TO S13 500

Very old frame. for remodeling: deep 10;
to alley. BOSS & PHELPS, Ma. $500
EVENINGS call Mr.. Shackelford. Sligo 66OS
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Near 32nd and Klingle sts. n.w-Home
or investment; rooms: autom4dle heat,
PHELPS. Ma 5000. Evenings call Mrs.
Collins, DIJ RSl2
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CONN. AVE.-3221.
B., x. B. Shower, Elevator 81
PINE MANOR.

bS11 14th St n.v-Attractive new build
INC adjoining Rock Greek Park. A few
vacancies: one bedroom, LIVING room d.
nette. kitchen and bath. S57!0 to SO 50.
All spacious rooms Adults only. Resident
manager. Randolph -22E.
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SELL Or. TRADE

Sc $50 BUYS this attractive Colonial
brick. in the heart Of ne
large rooms, bath psruuet floors deem
!ot' garage. etc. Beautifully recondtioned
Terms
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CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property II the price is right Frame or
brick large or small condition immaterial
r A HUMPHREYS
sos No. Cap. Realtor MA OS7S.
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1886 18th ST. NE.

Beautiful new brick home. large living
and dining rms, de luxe kit, 3 large bed
rms. recreation rm.: alT-COnd. heat F. H A.
finsncne. Mr.. SPARKS MA. 1919.
Cleveland Park. S1l.500.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

D; OF c OR WITHIN : MILES OF
va. gHashiHEtqn; viii pay cash: state price.
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OVER 2OC

On your investment for this four-family .
bedroom brick apt. In good northwest
location Low upkeep. All rented: $4,000
cash VII handle A call will obtain all in
formation Brokers cooperate.
MONTGOMERY REALTY Cooperation.
Wilson Lane MI 14.Bl.
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BONA FIDE BARGAIN.
S12,950..

New brick center-hall authentic Colonial
now priced BY builder to save YOU several
hunored dollars. : rooms, including library
and lavatory on LIST floor 3 bedrmS, ,
baths. attic drive-in garage on level de-
IIghttEl lot with tall trees Exclusive new
home area adjacent Chevy Chase D. c.
PHONE WOODLEY .361.
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$12,950 and $13,450.
BARNABY WOODS,
"Where Folks Really Live"

Only new homes left in this group,
built by one of Washington's better build
erS. Both have , bedrooms. ga baths,
library, screened porch, air-conditioned oil
heat.
See these today-tomorrow may be too late.
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HALLS EOP REkT

CLASSROOM. SUITABLE FOR STUDIO.
ONCE. Lecture nm. etc; accommodate 30
centrally located Gordon Hotel 18th st,
pet. Eve ana K nv. Rental. $40 mo
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

8-ROOM HOUSE IN LYON VILLAGE,
large lot, lear garage; ami. Phone
Chestnut 6767
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ATTENTION, ARMY AND

Low cash payment and monthly pay
ments like rent will buy beautiful corne
home ii
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GEORGFTOWN

Nice old GEORGETOWN house completely
remodeled; rooms, . baths; nice gar
den: oil heat. price. S12,50O. DRUM
MOND REALTY co. HO- 290l.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND DAILY, 7llO 7th
st NV: spacious modern 4-bedrm. home.
new-houSe condition. on lot 55x2OO: gear
detached garage: conv. 10 shopping, schools
and transportation. For further particu-
lars, WI Glib or
THOMAS & WRIGHT INC
1910 VI. Ave. N w Ma 1897
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FLATS FOR RENT.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

1894 IRVING ST. NW-2-APT. FLAT
upper fiat unfurn.; & r.. b.; oil heat. mod
kit. bath: garage; $3.50. Ma. 9124.
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Chevy Chase. D. c.
Inspect 1912 FeSSenden St. NV,
Z, blk west Of Conn ave. new brick
homes. ideal for small families. Ben Murch
Elementary. Alice Deal Jr. and Woodrow
wilson HIgh all within moments walk.
rms, baths, large porch, reCreation I'm
priced Sg.65O TO Saa5O ODen daily 80
m. THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO, realtors,
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BETHESDA.
$3.50.

Chestnut st:--An masonry. 5 rooms al
bath; lot 50xl20: auto. heat: 5.65
COW. terms. Mr.. POWELL, DE. 030O
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MD. VA: TERMS
! VVhuTR ghnEA
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR ARMY OFFICER

3-STORY. WIDE FRONT BRICK FLAT
building near Navy Yard, fully rented,
Whlte, $50: easy terms or trade. Apply
l4ln 81. n W. Room 22T
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REAL ESTATE WANTEp.

SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE, ROOMING
house or cabins; reasonable. State full
particulars. Box e0-J. Star.
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Broom BUNGALOW, hot-water heat, oil
burner lot 6Oxll0; garage. Price. S4,@50;
small cash payment, balance like rent Mr.
Bennett GE. 229S. WAPLE e. JAMES,
INC. DI. 3346
OWNER LEAVING CITY = BEAUTIFUL
home on Wyoming ave bet 18TH and 10th
Sts.: IL rms. ) baths. oil burner, inSu-
lated: 2-car garage, Colonial front porch,
full basement with bath; priced very rea-
Sonable including furniture. Can be in
SpeCted by appointment
INTERSTATE BANKERS CORP
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Center-hall plan. with 4 bedrooms, 2
baths. large living room, dining room.
library, lavatory, pantry, kitchen, maids
room and bath.
W C. & A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 nth St. NV. District 4464
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON ON-ALEXANDRIA-5 AND 6 RM.
~ j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
1901 Columbia Pike. Chestnut iS41.
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IOIJ { ST. S SE-
Open Sunday. 6 rooms, brick hot water
heat; Al condition; reduced to $3.50:
easy terms. GEORGE H. LALEGER. l4l0
H ST. NV. DI. 1919. Ewes. GE 2OSl 19s
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WOULD YOU PAY

SIU,5UU
For lovely detached natural brick home.
with big bedrms :. tile baths and a fin-
ished 3rd floor. located in popular American
University Park If you would. don't fail
to make an early appointment to see this
handsome home al exceptional valuei J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, NE. 1l43. ONCE
open ewes and SUNDAYS
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TERMS, MIGHT TRADE. OPEN DAuY
TILL q PM
Out, Rhode Island ave to 18th St ne,
right to property
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR.
010S Ar-n L rrn cnnn
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NEW 2-FAMILY APIS.

Semi-detached, fun cellars. recreation room.
rear concrete DorCheS. screened. Rented.
ANNA income. $1,000. Price. ~9.25O.
STEUART BROTHERS. INC.
Distinct 24a4 Georgia q019.
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LOTS WANTED,

w ANTED AT ONCE-A
group of lots in D. G. for row
or semi = detached houses.
State location and best price
for all cash. Box 421-K, Star.
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NEAR l4th AND PARK RD
Attractive 3-stOrv and cellar brick, lot
lsXlu-: has . rooms. baths on end and
Bra floor. Quiet May oil burner. auto
water heater 2-car garaee: excellent for
rooms or apis. Ewes. phone MI Benz, CHI
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ARLINGTON = la-ACRE, l1-R, 2-B,,
sponsible party lease. CHI 9034.
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Near Kansas ave. and Emerson st.-6-room
home can be purchased $500 down and
500 monthly; excellent condition. For in
formation. call MR. MacMURRAY, Taylor
0SlS. District 3346
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. 3OO9 STEPHENSON
pl. n.w:-SS,250; detached new, all-brick
hnIsR s In hon fn,.c al
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BARGAIN-S6,950.

Built TO order for present owner: all
brick, slate roof, copper cutters and down.
spouts screened, air conditioned. oil burner,
, bedrooms, detached brick garage; like
new; corner lot.
EDW. H JONES & co. INC,
WOOdey 23n0 Evenings, Sligo TBS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c. THIS DELIGHT
ful brick home with three bedrooms and
two baths on second floor, Law on first floor.
rec room. attic, oil heat: priced al si1.3o0:
convenient TO transportation and excellent
schools. THOS. l.. PHILLIPS WO. 1900
until q % m :351S CoOr
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THE ALLEN
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood; some furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN Shepherd 512S
" ROOMS LARGE FOYER. KITCHEN AND
Woodbne Apts.. 9th and Cathedral ave.
G52 F. ST. NE-1st-FL APT, LIV. RIM,
" bedrms., kit Frigd, pvt bath: nicely
furnished: $50. heat included 23*
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MODERN FIREPROOF APT.
CONTAINING SIXTY ! AND . ROOM
UNITS. GROSS ANNUAL INCOME OvER
$50 600. LIQUIDATION OF ESTATE
FORCES SACRIFICE AT $50, 600. BOX
- 81 STAR
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COLO7ED-la95 GALES ST. mere
coEd toned like new; rooms. bath. h
VIII hardwood floors price - 500. 5000
cash. balance $40 monthly Mr.. Davls,
E. NJ. AIKEN, INC, 500 H st. NV. MA.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

DELAWARE BAY BOATHOUSE PLOT,
bargain; So cash. 80 monthly buys three
acres excellent boating, bathing, fishing;
$3.50 fun price. DAVIDOFF, $50 Broad
way New York 49,
y TO 80 ACRES, l2-ROOM COLONIAL
home-4 freplaces: good condition; out
buildings VIII trade for city property.
e. THOMPSON, phone 45-F-11, Bluemonts
va ~
MANY BARGAINS MD VA: TERMS.
trade, rent, estates, urban. acreage, shore
property stores, shops on hWys. N. z.
RYON CO. 1916 N. Y ave MA. 1907.
900 900 MILES SELLING FARMS
Or about }3 times around he earth, that's
the distance ! have travelled in S years.
This being 50, 1t IS IncOnCeivable that I
failed in this time to learn something
about values Of farms Therefore. when
! Sar | offer bargain it should carry
some weight. but. don't take my word
toT. It come in and investigate for your
Barr R1dg M On ~ = = Ar o--t
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2Sl4 Franklin st. n.e-Brck house ; r.
b. fireplace. h " h. concrete front porch
2-car garage; ) lots. 40X2Su each. price
$3.50 or $3.50 with one lot
@O26 Hamlin st. ne-Brick. rms ,
bath gas heat. front porch: nr Langdon
Park, school. stores and cars. Sf.50u.
WM r. THOROWGOOD.
2nNl r ! Ave z DE n2lT
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SMALL, CASH PAYMENT

S5950-New brick home, large rooms,
ba tn, convenient Northeast section; high
elevation overlooking the city. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, MA 143S until Q pm.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
GAsH Gas sedon aTYEfS cor Wq5s small fun H9gsE 9s5ss
ROGER MOSS. 927 18th St. NV. DI. 3l21.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR CoLoRED
ERAG Fl GllEI FINAHcE { co. si5 New Ny York ave,
NV. MA. 74I6. u"
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK. OR FRAME,
white or colored any condition. E. A.
BARRY, 1907 H st NV. NE. POPS.
al -;aShhy, cash, Immeddiate SSettlement. e A.
GARVEY. DI 450S. 1126 Vt. ave. Eve.
and Sun. GE $500
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
KERN. 26s2 Woodley pl. NV. CO. 2675.
USED HOUSE: Def: IN CHI. -CH. D. c.
or nearby. Library, Law. first A.; rec. rm.,
oil heat. 3 bedrms;;, finished attic. or
$4,000; $1,000 cash. Box 219-L Star.
DON'T SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY.
Let me sell 1t tor you on an all-cash
basls at a reasonable price.
W. L. MOORE, 1106 Vermont Ave. DI.s917
FOR CLIENT-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS OR
Mt. Pleasant to 10 room house, yard ga
rage; price must be right
Store and apartment on Ga. ave. for
dry cleaner.
Houses for colored.
Randolph 800, Georgia Abs.
CALI, WAsHINGTONs LARGEST BUY
erS Of D. c ,property; Over one
mnnii0n nn dollar! dollars worth bought IN 1910.
Leo N. BERNSTEIN & CO, ME. 54oo.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
C. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick large or small. condition immaterial.
r. HUMPHREYS,
sos No Car Realtor Ma 0S7s.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS, ALL NJ /. 5
acres of land, garage, poultry house, plenty
of fruit. ETC.. "a mile east of Camp Springs,
Nd H, E. MEYER. 1s'
SMALL 6-ACRE FARM WITH GOOD 8
rm. house. bath, pantry, large porch
around front OF house cleo; small hem
house. 20 miles from wash, in Va.
Box 72-L, Star.
oN-ALExANDRTA-5 AND s RM.
homes, with a mi.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
1901 Columbia Pike. Chestnut iS41.
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ONLY S. $50

Suburban N.E.-Brand-new BRICK
home, lovely rooms, all modern, air con-
ditioned, pretty kitchen, fenced-in yard
High elevation with grand view of the city
Convenient to everything. Exceptional
terms. For arrangement call MR.. JOHN
SON. Adams nnS4
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CALI, WAsHINGTONs LARGEST BUY
erS Of D. c property. over one
million dollars worth bought in 1940.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN 4, CO. ME $500
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TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
COlored Baroain-S4 500
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

1916 VAN NESS ST NW-LOVELY g.
room home. extremely desirable location
Phone CO. 6115. 10"
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S10,750.

Best value Am Univ Pk-Brand-new
c-h. D. Oct. brk., r, . b.. garage: imme-
diate possession: easy terms.
ARTHUR F. CARROLL.
District 6a6q Eve FIN 3362 .
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5ix.Atf pIot Of a Drama
 About a PIof

TULSA, Okla, Feb. 3--Desk ser geants drama, in six acts tcopied rom his lcg).
 4:02 pm. tSaturday afternoon) Sent Detectives Lee Pollock and Ar shur Selby to answer complaint of east side woman who reported her husband was drinking and was flat on his stomach in the yard" Detec- tives reported husband "came to- and sprinted away before they ar lived.
 ABA pm. Woman called again and demanded more police action. Said 'he's draped over the fence now and threatening me" He got in car and drove away before officers arrived.
 4:45, 5.20 and $50 p. m. The same repeated.
 6:2G pm. Detectives finally found the man in front yard. He looked well and happy. Detective Selby smelled the mans breath and de- ;ided he had only one drink or two; not drunk enough to take to jail.
 T might have known it," said the wife. You men all stick together
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the famous Scottish Black Watch regiment in the final phases of the Boer War. He served on the north west frontier in India and in France, Belgium and Russia as well as in Palestine during the World War. He was on the Allies supreme war council at Versailles.
 He has been commander of Brit aims Middle East forces since the outbreak of the present war. Care fully laid plans for joint operations with the French in defense of Suez, the naval base at Alexandria, and the oil outlet at Haifa have had to be scrapped since the fall of France. Wavel goes it alone.
 Infantryman at Heart
 The general is an infantryman at heart and by experience. The infantry to him is still the queen of battles" though nowadays his infantryman often rides in a motor vehicle and is highly skilled spec ialist in many machines and instru- ments. His Middle East army in- cludes some Of the pick of Empire soldiers.
 Wavell is short, spare of figure and brisk in his movements. He lost an eye during the World War and wears a monocle to cover the disfigurement.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Division Number One. At Juneau.
 OSCAR G. WIGMASTER, Plaintiff,
 vs CHRISTINE WIGMASTER, Defendant
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendant, GREETING You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty days after the last publication of this summons, in case this summons is published. or within 40 days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this sum- mons is served upon you person. ally, and answer the plaintiffs com- plaint on file in the said court in the above entitled cause. The plain tiff in said action demands the fol- lowing relief: dissolution of the mar riage now existing between plain tiff and defendant on the grounds of desertion.
 And in the event you fail so to appear and answer. the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, to wit, for dissolu- .tion of said marriage as above stated.
 Witness the Honorable Geo. F. Alexander, judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court, hereunto affixed, on this 3d day of February, 1941.
 ROBERT E. COUGHLIN,
 Clerk of the above entitled Court.
 By: PEGGY MCLEOD,
 Deputy Clerk. HOWARD D. STABLER,
 Plaintiffs Attorney,
 Juneau, Alaska. First publication, Feb. 3, 1941. Last publication, Feb. 24, 1041.
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VACANCY Nugget Apartments.

string. His once-red hair is thin ming and ashen. His shoulders are a little stopped, but when occasion arises, he still is the same Pat who used to delight the galleries with his exchange of excoriations with Indiana's Republican Jim Watson in the -wenties and could delight his colleagues even more by whis- pered quips. Of the latter, an ex- ample:
 After belaboring not only the Republicans but Senator Watson personally, Senator Harrison crossed the aisle and tapped his opponent on the shoulder, saying, Jim, ain't I the worst demagogue you ever heard?'
 To which Watson replied, No, Pat, l am."
 Senator Harrison rose to his high post from newsboy in the small Mississippi town in which he was born. He has been a poli- tician all his adult life, serving six years as county attorney right after he finished college and com- ing to the House in 1910. In le- cent years, as chairman of the Finance Committee, he mas had a hand in framing tax laws to raise the huge sums required for the New Deal expenditures and nation al defense.
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AP Feature Service

General Sir Archibald Wavell, chief of British fore es which have been pushing the Italians westward across Libya, has B way with words as well as with his beloved infantry.
 His rise to the role of a nero to the British is bringing into print some quotations from this 57-year- old veteran of 39 years of military service.
 The Wavell description of an ideal 
 "A mixture of poacher, cat burglar and gunman.'
 Of a commander-in- chief:
 One possessed of "the spirit of adventure and touch of the gambler"
 Of generals appearance:
 An imposing presence can be a most useful asset, but good generals, like good racehOrses, run in all shapes"
 Of aerial warfare:
 No enc should hold the rank of higher commander in the army without having had at least six mcnths' really close as sCciation with the RAF." Of the Empire.
 The British Empire will con- tinue the struggle until victory has been won. DictatOrs fade away; the British Empire never dies"
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Of military convention

Of military convention:
 There is too much stress on
 spit and polish, on details of
 the regulations and of dress, at
 the expense of mental liveliness
 and independence Of thought"
 He is military writer of distinc- ton. His book on the Palestine cam paigns of the World War is the standard work on the operations conducted by the late Field Marshal Lord Allenby Appearance of the book in 1928 gave British officers a text on strategy to replace one de- tailing the campaigns of Stonewall Jackson, which had been required reading for many years.
 Allenby His Idol Wavell was one of Allenby' $ chiefs of staff during the final stag es of operations against the Turks He considers Allenby the greatest general since Wellington.
 The attack on Sidi Barrani, in- volving secret movements on the open desert, hiding of troops and supplies by night, a feint at the enemy's front and surprise as- saults on the flank, followed the strategy employed by Ale b y when he rolled up the Turkish army in 1918.
 He is a military man by inheri- tance His grandfather was a sol- dier of fortune; his father was a major general
 Wavell's army career began with
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sions, especially to Latin and South American countries.
 That, too, fits into the picture drawn by political observers, for what man could be so valuable (to the Administration in the Sen- ate chair in absence of the Vice President as Pat Harrison? The Mississippian can pour more oil on troubled party waters in min- ute than most Senate presidents could in a lifetime.
 HAS MELLOWED SOME
 Senator Pat is nearing co., He has mellowed some in recent years. His voice has lost it's WhiplaSh
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our neigh bors and friends for their kind fa- vors and sympathy shown us in the loss of our father.
 LENA, GLORIA, VIRGINIA adv. and RALPH BARDI.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Blue Hart Schaffner & 2 Marx overcoat, also hat, in Capi-
 tol Theatre. Reward. Notify Cas-
 tineau Hotel.
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