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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
HOUSE ASKS THAT
 GOVERNOR MAKE
 UCC APPOINTMENT
Joint Session 10 Act on All COnfirmations Mon-
 day Afternoon

A showdown between the Legisla- ture and Governor ever an appoint ment tC the Unemployment Com persation Commission to fill the place cf Chairman R. E. Hardcastle Of ketchikan, whose term has expir- ed, was precipitated yesterday when the House voted unanimously in- structing Speaker H. H McCutcheon to request that appointments to the Commission and the Board of Ed ucatiCn be made so that they might he considered in joint session Moli- day afternoon.
 At 1:30 o'clock Monday the joint session will act on confirma tion Of all appointments made by the Governor this session, none U them having yet been confirmed.
 Five appointments are pending legislative approval, though one Of the men named, Michael J. Walsh of Nome, has refused to serve on the Beard of Education. No appoint ment has yet been made by the Gov ernor to the Unemployment Com mission.
 Most important of the appoint ments to be acted on is that of Michael J Haas to be the new Ter ritorial Commissioner of Labor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
 Services Be
 Held Sunday

According to a long established custom in Juneau, special serv- ice, chiefly for the fishermen, their families and friends, is observed annually on the Sunday prior to the departure of the fishing fleet. Tomorrow this service will be held as usual in the Resurrection Lu- theran Church where the fisher men will assemble to ask Divine blessings and protection upon them in their labors of reaplng the har- vest of the sea.
 The pastor, Rev John L. Cauble, will deliver the sermon upon the subject, Christ and the Fisher men" The service throughout has been prepared for this occasion. Not only are the fishermen. their families and friends invited to this service, but it is open to the gen. eral public. Extra seating arrange ments have been made to take care of all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
Policies of Girl
 Scouts Are to Be
 Discussed Thursday

A series of talks are to be given cn Girl Scout policies and proced- ures Thursday, March 27, beginning at o'clock in the evening at the Northern Light Church parlors.
 All leaders, assistant leaders, coh- sultants, committee women and any other women interested in the Girl Scout movement in Juneau and Douglas, are invited to attend.
 The program will be in charge of Mrs. Earl McGinty. Speakers for the day will include Mrs. C. Edward Knight, who will speak on "The Brcwnies;' Mrs. Charles Burdick The Girl Scouts" and Miss KaJh- ieen Carlson, Senior Girl Scouts, 3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
PIONEER kIDNApED
 BY YOUTH
Eighteen Year Old Boy Abducts Portland Man
 and then Robs Him

PORTLAND, Oregon, March 9 Clyde Barnett, IS, is charged to- day with the Kidnapping of Jacob Kamm, member of pioneer Port land family, and warrant has been immediately issued by United States Commissicner Frazier.
 FBI head Swenson said Barnett compelled Kamm to drive him, at the point of pistol, from Port land to Vancouver, Wash, last night, where Kamm was robbed
 Barnett was later picked up by the State Patrol at Woodland. His bond has been fixed at $25,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
Is Hostess 10
 Past Grdnds of
 Rebekdh LodQe

Entertaining Past Noble Brands of the Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Anna Webster was hostess last night with I sacial meeting at her residence on Dixon Street.
 After the regular discussion of business matters, a social time was had. Assisting Mrs. Webster during the evening were Mesdames Mimi Hurley and Mable Blanck, and Mis-. Mamie Beck.
 Attending as guest was Mrs. Elsit Blythe, Regular members presen were MeSdames Mary Bavard, Ruth Blake, Margaret Bland, Lou Gard ner, Katherine Hooker, Gertrude Jewell, Annie Keeney, Anna Loken, Astrid Fennessey, Vera Mead, Masie Paul, Edna Policy, Mary Ross, Linda 5chindler and Edith Sheelor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
Louis Wins 18th Round
 Over Simon

DETROIT, Mich, March 22.-Joe Louis successively defended tn C world heavyweight championship for the 18th time last night by stopping Abe Simon, Bronx heavy weight in 13 rounds before 19,00C fight fans who paid nearly $57000
 After fighting blow for blow with Louis for 12 rounds, Simon ran into the bomber's big guns in the 18th round and was iloored twice with right handlers. The referee stopped the battle.
 Simons was floored twice previ- cusly m earlier rounds.
 Promoter Jacobs announced that the two will be rematched for a 15-rounder in Madison Square Garden on May l6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
HOsteSses dt
 Bridge Party
 Last Evening

Co-hcsteSses last evening at their Twelfth Street apartment. Miss Jan ice Schroder and Miss Ruth McVay entertained with dessert and two tables of bridge
 High honors were won by Mrs Chris Wyller, who was also given he travelling prize. Decorations for the occasion carried out March motif, with daffcdils selected as a eenterpiece to off set the clever Lion and Lamb tallys.
 Their guests were Mesdames Tom Taylor, Chris Wyller., Ray G. Day Maurice Johnson, Wilbur Wester Walter Sharpe and Miss Margaret McFadden and Miss Jeanne Wander Leest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
Old Fashioned
 Dance Will Be
 This Eveninq

The second old fashioned square dance, sponsored by a committee of Juneau women, will be held this ev- oning in the ballroom of the Scottish Rite Temple. Dancing will be from 3 o'clock until midnight.
 Music for the affair will be pro- vided by Mrs. c. c. Collen, pianist; Mrs. J. George, guitar and Edward Mcintyre, violinist. Harvey Clark will call the dances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
pAA PLANES
 STILL HERE;
 BAD WEATHER

Quickly settling weather in the Interior grounded the PAA DC-3 and Lodestar at the Juneau air. port upon their arrival from Seat tie yesterday afterncon and today the planes are scheduled to leave as soon as weather conditions per- init
 A change in trips will send the Lodestar to Seattle and the Doug las DC-3 to Fairbanks with its load of passengers
 An Electra lanG d here if o m Fairbanks last nigl, with no D. sengers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
Party Will Honor
 Miss Ruth Cooke

Honoring her house guest, Miss Ruth Cooke, dancing party will be given this evening by Miss Joan Erwin at her residence at the All aska Juneau Camp. About 50 mem bers of the younger set have been asked for the occasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
DOUGLAS NEWS
DOULAS FILINGS
 IN CITY ELECTION

DOULAS FILINGS
 IN CITY ELECTION
 Closing time of the filing period for Douglas City Election to be held on April l saw two candidates in he running for Mayor as Robert Bonner Jr., was last minute entry to oppose L. w. Kilburn, present in cumbent for the position. With Bon- her was filed the following ticket for Council-E. E. Engstrom, Sante Degan and Carl Lindstrom for the two year term, and Erwin Hach- meister for the one year term.
 One more candidate, running in dependently, to file for two year term on the Council was Norman Rustad. Tom Cashen, whose named was filed later, declined.
 For School Board, Alfred Bennett entered the arena of city politics to oppose H. L. Cochrane who is run ming again to succeed himself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
KELLER IS TO BE
 REPRESENTATIVE OF
 ALASKA REPUBLICANS

w. K. Keller, of Anchorage, former Commissioner of Education of AL aska, will represent the Republican Party of Alaska at the meeting of the Republican National Committee to be held at Washington, D. O., Monday March 24 Keller holds the proxies of National Committeeman E. A. Rasmuson, and Mrs. Margaret E. White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
MGR. REISS IS HOST
 TO FOUNDRY CAGERS

Tony Riess, manager of the Foun- dry basketball team for the past season, entertained the members of his team at his home after their game in the Douglas gym last night. In spite of losing the city champion ship their pleasure was undimmed for the evening and a resolve re- mains with them to be winners of the trophy next year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
BIRTHDAY

Today was litte Carleen Carlson's second birthday and as celebration of the occasion several of her neigh borhood playmates enjoyed with her, ice cream and cake which was serv- ed by her mother Mrs Lawrence Carlson this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
baranof Here
 From Seward

Southbound steamer Baranof, Capt Joseph Ramsauer and Purser Larry McNamee, docked from Sew ard this forenoon with Il passengers for Juneau. The vessel is scheduled to sail at 80 this afternoon.
 Passengers arriving were George F. O'Harrort, Del Feet, J. s. Jeffery P C. Lewis, H. E Peterson, Ward McAlister, Loren McAlister, Knute Langseth, Fred Lohr, Ken Lawrence and Norman Noble, Jr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
SQUAD LOSES IN SPITE OF
 UGRIN'5 HIGH

Despite Mike Ugrin's bowling a high total of 563, his Bloedhorns keglers took fall on the Elks alleys last night to the Capital Theatre squad to l. Final totals were Bloed- horns 1406, Capital Theatre 145i.
 In the first match of the evenings pin play, the First National Bank rolled the Juneau Drug over to the tune of 3 to l, with final scores of 1858 to 1901.
 And it was a large goose-egg for the California Grocery pin men as they lost all four of the games in the match to B. M. Behrends Bank.
 Last nights bowling scores follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
HELP AN l4LASk AN Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

TELEPHONE OPERATOR-Wom- an, age B, high school education. Several years experience as chief operator on community switchboard, knows work thoroughly. Call for ES 272.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22

Del Felt, General Paint Company salesman, arrived in Juneau from the Westward on the steamer Bar anof. He is staying at the Bar anof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22
SOME RECORD

The 1940 Cincinnati Reds were the first team ever to rally from a 4-straight world series defeat and win the pennant the following year. Just to make it tough for future precedent breakers the Reds took the series too.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22

Try classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22

Try a classified ad in The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22

GARDNER WAITING At the Baranof Hotel today wait ing for the flight of the DC-3 to Fairbanks, is George Gardner, public relations director for PAA.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-22

Try a classified ad in The Empire
Evening star., 1941-08-03
FARMS FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE,

HIGH WOODED LOTS lOOx250. 10 MIN.
p G, near Silver Hill. Md: $3.50: S37 so
lots, $500 each. DAN ABBOTT, Camp
Springs. Md. Clinton 81.
l6 HoMESITES "a FULL BLOCK, BRAD
bury Heights Md, block D. c. line: street
to be hard-surfsced; water, sewer. gas,
elec sell all or any part; single lots, 50x
100. S400 up. OWNER, 430l Beck st. Se.,
on premises. HI. O145-J after Z pm.
3 WOODED BUILDING SITES, VIRGINIA,
each q to "a acre, l5 minutes from down
town washington; restricted brick or stone:
mr. Sehool: sewer, water. elec. Ma. 1888
or CHI. 4417.
FOR SALE-3 LOTS ON EASTERN AVE :,
near N. H. ave-: $3.50 each SH. 1851.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. A
large. ine, livable home; large wooded lot
in exclusive. beautiful ScarsdsIe, N Y,
convenient suburb of New York City: ex-
ceptionslly good schools; express trains
H. J. PATTERSON. College Park, Nd.
LIVING IN WASHINGTON OWNING
property, Broom bungalow and lot IN
suburbs OF WaycroSs, Georgia: want TO sell
TO retiring person in Washington. ia. o7a6
So, S3,5O0-FURNISHED, EXCELLENT CON
dition, modern conveniences: S-room house
inss: close to Indian River. Box 2s2.
Titusville. Fla
Evening star., 1941-08-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

COTTAGE FOR RENT, BREEZY POINT
Beach, last ? weeks in August and over
Labor Day Phone MISS srVysrlt, MaIEsri Ii s3s3'
burg. Md.
SUITS Me- COTTAGE, REHOBOTH.
Del-6 rooms, maids room. modern
equipped exclusive; gentiles; August month,
S225. or August till September Is $3.50.
ARTHUR NORRIS, Centerville, Nd.
REHOBOTH, DEL-NEW COTTAGE l
block ocean; sleeps 3: S35 week: avail
able Aug. 10. Call Berwyn ~
SCOTLAND, MD. ON THE BAY-BY THE
bridge TO Point Lookout. cottages for
rent, S20-S25 week; keys at Nj. Knott S
or telephone MI. 40I0.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
FARMS WANTED.

SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE. NEARBY VA.
Mod. brick bungalow. Reasonable. ME. Gill.
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY IN
very f1ne and valuable residential property
for farm improved or unimproved. within
100 miles Of D. c. Box 23O-L Star
WANTED-ABOUT 15O-ACRE FARM. so,
Mo- near District. B. M. ODUM, 1927
Eye St. NV
Evening star., 1941-08-03
FARMS FOR SALE.

POULTRY FARM, 1st-CIASS EQUIPMENT;
1O.5O0-egg incubators. SOFT. hot-water
heated brooder house, excellent for early
broilers henhouse for 1000 layers. 14s4
acres bluegrass land. nice orchard. good Z
room house, ami, hardwood 1oors, large
native oak tree in lawn, excellent view
Blue Ridge Mts.; on pike near high school.
brokers protected VIM N. PREsGAvEs,
owner, 402 sth st. ne.
INVESTORS, ATTENTION Nl-YOUvE
long wanted good Montgomery County Md
farm; here 1t is; chance of lifetime; over
only $4,000: buy now. Box 374-K, Star.
VIRGINIA
FOR SALE-Moderate site Virginia farm.
cellent condition: wheat. corn. hay, etc,
raised; small herd black angus cattle; eight
room dwelling. no restoration necessary;
located Rockbridge County. near Lexington
Virginia. Address Garland Powell Peed,
owner. Goshen. Virginia.
COMMUTING DISTANCE. 93 ACRES,
Prince Georges, about 9 miles from d. c.;
one Groom and bath house. nice setting
one 4-room tenant house fair outbldgs.; /;
gentle rolling fields mostly in crops; plenty
water for stock; long frontage on State
berries; price, $1,000; terms
90 acres, committing distance fair s..
room house, one large barn; well located;
500 acres. two houses, two barns; over
miles hard rd.; excellent stock and grain
farm, plenty water for stock; some good
timber; price, ST 900.
a,s i66b TME i Maryland NW REALTY It soo,.
waldorf Of6ce Hnsn uyaldorf oaaI
Evening star., 1941-08-03
ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED-A FEW UNTMPRoVED ACRE
facing main thoroughfare near small tow
within 40 mi. north (only) OF Washingtcl
RE. O5OS
Evening star., 1941-08-03
COUNTRY BUILDING
SITES AND HOMES

Tracts on Great Falls rd., near Madeira
School: 3 acres at $500 per acre; large
tracts $325 per acre.
OLD DOMINION DRIVE.
s.d6 Tracts cts Of : to 25 scref from $500 to
DWEILING-l3 ACRES.
rooms. nice land, in good neighbor-
hood. So. 700.
Several homes to be completely mod
ernized. with bedrooms: located on Old
Dominion drive: with 5 acres Sl0,5O0.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON,
14oO X or NV MA 1osa
Evening star., 1941-08-03

NEARBY ALEXANDRIA.
Opportunity to purchase four acres, close
to Alexandria, Va: high elevation. with
abundance Of trees: can be bought at S275
an acre; many conveniences. such as good
roads, electricity. fire protection. etc. For
further information phone Temple 4264.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
SHERWOOD FORREST

You can afford to pay So i0d for 'iilil; tins
South River. Play in the wster- sleep
nights. It's less than 25 miles from the
d. c.. line, has public water and sewer
electricity, an efficient fireplace. also gas
range. Living room 20 feet long > bed
rooms, kitchen. bath. screened porch. see
Mr.. Rlddick and ask for the Ross cottage
Go by Defense highway 10 hard road
on the right and about y mile this side
OF Parole go about 3 miles TO the place.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
17Iq K ST NV MA 1166
Evening star., 1941-08-03

IA ACRES, MILES FROM ROCKVILLE;
! mile OF all-year-round gravel road; all
Chester loan soil and tillable: Groom
frame house, bath partly installed: $500.
75 acres, S-room frame house, electricity
open fireplace, beautiful setting overlooking
stream and woodland; $500.
165-acre dairy farm; ali modern con-
veniences; Sl1,500.
21S-acre dairy farm. hard road 'front.'
bath; very attraetively located: tenant
house with electricity; two large barns,
chicken houses for 1000 chickens; rs
passed in Montgomery County; 80 milk
cows, 5 heifers, 4 horses, AL equipment;
syyeargtahnins rganns goes except the chickens;
kssEsG. Wn6tSss..s iRs x.:.;ss Asss. A.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~
sUIILDERs IJ AND INVESTORS, ATTENTION
,Stoo Fern st. n.w.-Lots, house; conven-
sn. sectlon; terms. GAUSS, GE. 1922.
LARGE LARGE AND SMALL INVESTMENT PROP
81 both commercial and residential.
see Mr.. Walters.
B. F. SAUL CO,
no 18th st. NV M 2i0O
LCW-RENT HOUSING IN THE DISTRICT
~ -, ,Stoiumbia; finest colored subdivision.
t,mi,ed number of new semi-detached. q
ramliy y buildings being offered for sale at .
t, price that will produce an excellent re-
Turn Eor particulars phone Mr.. Green.
az PpAUI D. CRANDALL, REALTOR.
3Is Tower Bldg. DI 9246.
r RENT, Sl.5OO; PRICE $4,000
., warehouse and ground, leased by ma
iIonai organization years on present
crsssss 1ssse; option of 5 additional at an in.
,oo- = EUGENE A. BARRY.
Is07 H ST. NV. ME- 2025.
4 TWo-FAMILY CoLORED APTs., NEW.
hLenting hin Tor S264 per mo-. tenants furn.
pr bricks rent for S37. Price. $3.50.
THOMAS P. BROWN, 6l5 4th St. S.W.
:. 4-FAMILY CoLoRED APT.
near Dupont Circle; 100fo rented. So ,040
annually. Might trade. CHI. 1900.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
ZONED INDUSTRIAL.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1884 ST. N.W-|sToRE WITH APART
ment for rent. VIM. r. ELLIS, 1889 Eye
st. NV. DI. 2029.
SPACE FOR RENT-MILINERY AND
dresses; good location. Box 344-L, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
RAY.

fronts river, mr.. amusement PIX, r. big,
Eooded lot, $3.50; terms. .EDGEWATER
BEACH, shaded sec. on South River 5 r.
terms. lease. trade for income city house.
FENWICK. Wampler Lodge, IA a., on Po-
tomsc, $3.50; terms. N. Z. RYON CO.,
Evening star., 1941-08-03
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHERWOOD tOHESI-fOR SALE COM-
pletely furnished 3 bedrooms, living room,
dining room, kitchen and bath: also maids
bedroom and bath; elec. hot-water heater,
fireplace, completely screened porch; all
modern cows. WO. Obs Mon. thru Thurs.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN srounS HES :.
wood IA rooms. over = aere cost 1--WE over
many large trees. s,0G origlnai gin iunfHrnished he'd
Gom Sun'TH Nd IEpnkM WI 1s5O or WI. lEo2.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

acres, so acres cleared; elevation $500 tt;
hard road; low taxes: lovely stone dwelling
5 bedrms., baths. huge terrace. screened
porch, living rm, 20x36, fireplace each
end; 4-car stone garage, bedrms and
bath above; S-rm. tenant house; outbldgs
and fruit: springs; magnificent view; won
derful water. air and most desirable. Cost
S24 900; price. 81 5000: $4,000 cash. Call
Monday. ROMYE LAMBORN, COOS Will
son blvd, Arl, Va CHI 42l3
Evening star., 1941-08-03

406-ACRE STOCK FARM IN LOUDOUN
County. Va. bordering Leesburg pike l II
mi; % mi. from Washington; all fenced;
pract. new barns; 5-rm. cottage; 2 tenant
houses: all conveniences. viii sell half
MRS. j. K, WALLACE. Ashburn. Va
Evening star., 1941-08-03
WATER FRONT
INVESTMENT.

31s acres on beautiful Severn: f7c
beach, beautiful woods, stone read 35 n
price. 3 mtge, for quick sale CHAS E
R1ORDAN, 1912 Park rd. Emerson 1929 :
Evening star., 1941-08-03
DUDE RANCH

Have waterfront acreage virgin forest
Hunting, boating, fishing. SWIMMING;
miles OF trails; elec-, water: 80 miles D. c.
Also corps experienced woodsmen builders
Want contact party interested in such
proposition VINO has had experience. DUDE
RANCH. Box 24S-L. Star
Evening star., 1941-08-03

CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE. FIVE
rooms, two large porches, complete bath
room with built-in tub. automatic elec.
nned community: immediate occupancy;
S2,S75: terms MR.. WEST. Shoreham
Beach. Mayo, Md, or Sterling 955I
Evening star., 1941-08-03

CEDAR HURST - CHARMING 4-ROOM
furnished bunsalow overlooking BAY; mr..
bathing pier and boat harbor; $1,450.
Sligo 1896
Evening star., 1941-08-03

CLIFTON FARM AT DAvIDSONvIILE.
Nd. for sale About 255 acres, 22 miles
from D: G. line. Route 2l4 or 80 to
acres woods. remainder weed growth.
Streams in all fields. Three wells, one
lS2 it., with 4-inch casing piped to new
COW barn and new bull stables Improved
garage, for truck and tractors. Corn
crib old but serviceable. Main general
barn and grapary old. needs repairs.
house 16 acres tobacco. Mansion, 10
rooms, center-hall type, built about 1856.
Very good shape unimproved. Cottage. &
rooms, fully improved recently with hard
wood floors, electric lights and bath. g.
room colored tenant house recently partly
repaired. Reasonable. Apply owner on
premises, o. G. SIMMONS.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

PRODUCTIVE BLUEGRASS FARM OF 500
acres in beautiful Northern Virginia, so
miles from Washington well watered: 80
acres timber; in very desirable section;
well adapted for stock breeding 2 old stone
houses. built in 1878, with interesting res
toration possibilities; admits of subdiyi-
sion; low tax rates; S15 an acre to settle
estate. Write Box 3. Upperville. Va.
As ACRES. STREAMS. GOOD WELL, s.
room house, near Remington. Va: S2,250;
$3.50 down, S25 month. FIR. 301S.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED-APT. HOUSES. INVESTMENT
pI0pertles. old houses at once. b. M
0OOM, RE. 52I6, 1927 Eye st. NV. 5'
Evening star., 1941-08-03
ARLINGTON. VA.

Old Groom homestead with a acre
land, large oak trees; needs repair. has
bath and hot-water heating plant; center
Arlington: 1880; make offer.
Fine investment, ] and $40 acres level
land, l blk Buckingham apts.. improved by
neat, modern 5-rm. home; might be zoned
terms.
Walking distance Clarendon shopping
Ali modern: 2-car garage: very qood at
$3.50; terms.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
NJ Tr,;ro W. nSoo
Evening star., 1941-08-03
BUILDER WANTED.

Owner of established subdivision prop
erty, carefully restricted and unusually
well located to meet growing demand for
homes Of character in nearby Alexandria
suburbs, will cooperate with builder of
proven ability and standing. 200 half
acre wooded homesites available. Call or
write
w. c. GRAIN,
Telegrap ph Rd., Alex dria, Va. Temple 1924
Evening star., 1941-08-03
CHEAP CHICKEN PLACE.

mi Wash. near Alex Only $1,000: sI2o
cash S25 mo Other farms for safe
CRAwFoRD's. never closed. 1902 Prince
Evening star., 1941-08-03
SPECIAL SUBURB HOME.

Owner. called away immediately, sacri-
Noes quick buyer today and tomorrow. mod
ern 5-rm brick dwelling, a mi, air condl-
TONED: u acre: bus service: $3.50; pay
deposit move in today. Crawfords S, 1uo-
Law
Evening star., 1941-08-03

NEAR BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.-HIGH
elevation. very rich dark SOIL paradise for
hunters with deer. grouse, pheasants and
turkeys; stone houses; low priced land;
ideal for retirius
Evening star., 1941-08-03
SUMMER HOMES.
MOUNTAIN RESORT HOME,

Blue Ridge Summit. Pa, 65 miles from
Washinston-Furn.. 8 rms, 4 lge bedrms
. baths, servants rm and bath. largs
porches. acres Of lawn, garage, August
and Sept, Sis. Accessible TO golf, tennss
and swimming. Restricted. WI. 2947.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
MEET MRS GORDON
COUNTRY HOME IN MD.

On main hwy, close to, store and schools on
his line: rooms, bath, garage. large gar
en.1S miles TO D. c.. zoned commercial:
cool. shaded yard. Price 81: 80: $50
cash $40 per month. c. w. NICOL- owner
Evening star., 1941-08-03

White sand beach on open bay; safe for
children; all types lots. water front
wooded. etc, S100 up: cottages, 81 500 to
S3,500; F. H. A. terms; small down pay
ments; one ready for immediate occupancy
For your benefit. see Long Beach before
buying elsewhere. 8 miles beyond Prince
Frederick. Solomons Island road s.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

NEAR FAIRFAX, VA.-10 ACRES, T-RM.
house, good fruit trees, never-failing we'll;
good for subdivision; S6,950. Call Mrs.
Board. EN-. 451l. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1941-08-03

OUTSTANDING BU VS..
1. Fireproof apt, best downtown Sec
tion; wide avenue. Real buy at Sl32 900.
Represents substantial investment with
8. Close downtown; 20 units; freproof;
rental. $4,000; price, Sl60,000. These are
scarce.
sarded as one Of the best in D. C. Un-
usual circumstances permit Offering at q
$i25,0O cash required. Balance financed
at low interest rat rate ever ever long p periods.
hmsssi Sinee 1918. % for investment ~ properties see
ANTON KOERBER, INC,
1901 18th st. NV. NA.87S9.