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OFFICES FOR RENT.

loe.son phons ab ssss 'ssa
conn. AVE. vicinity wardman Park; End
foor, Immediately available; excellent space
TOR beauty salon; Snn & dresses. cameras, gifts.
nSssH BldS dvrGt PI $500 CO 5s.o
f. .eI syIae 5pens nsns re- ,n
ss1yies &C. y SPECIAL sfIanssmsnt # dssiF:d,
fSss HSs 4sas sats ST. sta, Nwsew bldg nrst "a and
sssSne u.s. iss5St sss sESif1 + coS 5as !fss
2 BRIGHT connecting reem in front base;
geIm0hs 1sih EYE fse ST. nv *N.w- office rooms in
beautiful new building; will give long lease.
MICHAEL, WALSH & son; RE, $3.50. -25
NEAR NEAR 18th AND coLuMBlA sd; nv.
Studio; 500 mo- mo. Also 8 front basem.n.
rooms. private entrance, suitable dentist
81 az The sGx sscona e coT Se 81 til.
sis ave: and Tuckermsn st. NV: sooI -os-
she' we are e4eesne Stores fs te
eompTisins, from 5000 to, 5000 So t.:
piay s wifi W build to suit YOUR rs
aaiS.msnts.~ LOUIS BURMAN RE. 17es.
roR DOCTORS deptis,s ,s OF m
House-Approximately 1,7o0. 50. IT. on
ground floor, consisting Of rooms and
sah oan eonssna e a soms So and m On s
posures' HENRY J. RoBB. NC. ios4
x.F9Hn' sT NK sEe 10TH R1 NV Nwup to 5000 50
fl, #; office space availabls IS entirety Or
p hs n .boa 60 dsys
EAhGE sHns FkoNT Fe SFoG OFFICE or storage room,
laboratory; street floor, 1921 Eye st. NV.
6EsiRxBLE .E!1S!ss1 %ocATioNs for doctors and
DER. dsn5tists Medisai Gen,sT Xieinity; re.son.
ns fsnsi snsness sofN GAsS sel t. hss.
EX 4510; evenings, uN $3.50. 2S'
OFFICES FOR RENT. downtown location.
Es5 Hoe fg soHs si4 ps can AVE- eos ii
p,oyyHTowS ,y location; s on Ilsh 1,;a and @ G, lie zis
Iavatory available at once:-W ": KING,
~ y. FIooK hGoc E1 oi sI etS sr n
GAGE = GUdAlRANTY CORP lelo < st.
i4oa GiRARnS ST. NV rm.. street
a.. lse. dry basement. storage or shop,
Sect, acct, phone service opp. Ho.
LARGE CHOICE DOWNTOWN BLDG. h..
ONCE space avail, ranRing from 1. 2, 8
pocfoRs s9s Sssmi nrS9sToees s2f asL ss. now .s.
able in large building in heart of medical
center; suites or single. Apply resident
MANAGER, PARK LANE BUILDING. 2045
Eye st. NV. corner 21st and Penna. ave.
VACANT SUITE-Three rooms and bath !:
Station; WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
oFFiCE SPACE. tn. second floor of til.
following three locations; NV cor. Geor-
gia ave; and Tuckerman st. NV: 20o1-o3
O. 3. Nichols NJ no ave ave Sc; Wisconsin ave at
comprising. from 5000 to 5000 So IT,:
play purposes, viii build TO suit your re-
front once. RE. 773s or .DU, 34s1..
WILL RENT PART Of furnished front
ONCE on x st. near 18th NV. RE. 773s
TWO OFFICES. attractive. furnished or
also eHss ps s sns
st. NV. so
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

@ medsfn q fairy mo mode5p g so@s 70 sell; "
TsssISk TMMIblsr1 IA Ad4fJsws kHSJ will buy 20,
house today or sell to cash M Clients eus at ,HE f1
eHESI az syIck; S, RI s ss3l Sis sntil pm Ne %;
h S foP6 eSs r REALTY Az iyDe GO
R FRAME OR ia SRfck, snf farnshsd or untufn
paw esss ssst0P MR. Or asss M IA ffns VIZ
CASH CONTRACT within "a hours; best
mR pElse bfRTs tGI eRH syPs Ex 59a E. property Cal
Nd: cash above trust m o or ali C. Cash. "i6f, DE
FROM OWNER, 3-bedroom brick house
section D. c.; around $4,000. IA. 2se8
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at Its full
sason ss:s AP Phn ssa Mr. wM RoYnss R 1e, H
% GHARkss s. GTSN s.s Res eests ss Wafins
10 purchase homes in any section of Wash.
tasH sGYEKs 10. D C and Nd property.
SosSEl9os 2s5 Il. sfs5fs s5 ssSs g. a'ai ahSd'
ReAss tgr sss ~ @rEssas
clients with cash, or will buy outright, You
s e BUR suSs ss. Fesn sse
If pkoMPT "a HsPS AfTESrloN ilil G to tn. sal. o,
your home. business or investment prop
s7:iG Results since s' 1918 g" ''' n"
MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
sssss' !ai; ss wilson SHs ssRss: 5as a aIsh0S'
j Pay CASH FOR HOUSES in any condl-
Mr ,i1n' E5Ie whise or colored- MR.. BARNET L1SS'
PARsoNAGE NEEDED AT ONCE in or near
VII PsH CASH anro. no a6snt Call MR.
PRfyATf PHRTYsf efi am am interested H in pur-
chasing or bedroom home; win
gay gay all cash; no brokers, please. BOX
ss.s sSD kSaHR no5s VS. gssss4
sh0ds oNok tsnd Al I've ONCE S HG aT sSse oscE or
clients with cash can set you top prices Ice,
sAsfoR li2s W Vermont sss Rssi E.3sts E3Ssa and d
s. Si.SSsf b. %on HsssSIf VAST SPEEDY ACTION. List
tep VII p4cs aYs iish HufiEi ~
G1s TRsT F2st RtAT Eye rsIiIE st nT' Ex. 300:
70 purchase homes in any section Of Prince
Geerses County. Call MR.. WOOD, Hill
MMsryI.nda Ne y.na or D. c. Substantial payment.
SELL ME YOUR rm. row house NV,
save comm. and move into my rra.,
BoRf bs5s fIES EHrERi8ESTlGaEi aHti 9H1y GE s56s
house. We give prompt, courteous service
Frss appraisals; WIN: 6. LIBBY CO., 7O6
DO You WANT to sell your houser II so,
eoniast Mr. Watson or Mr.. Lane of =. Nj
CHAPLAIN Real Estate, 1115 You St. NV,
speeialist IN. sales to colored families
Cs.i NO, 6241. --2b
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RERuGaD RlI,ngfan TO sa!s5eon wilsSn blvd
s1 mouse for bssness sessR
Sz;sSS Ss9 es sSi' %'ss blvd
ISvEsroRs: large and small. ,ttentien-
51hsRs from only ls4 e Ito u2s sss
!3H; fs2|sS5sS, % acres. western
4. a0sS TWEED g. CO. 55d4 CONN.,. nn',, ave pm,
n aH. aoH Isant nsaT aoth 10Th and inc
sye$ VIZ na fsEs1 asai:s co Rs'sf Rsi
SF' II NV hsl Norhs.: s east s7.o15.nt EA os coIn.,
seo9e vsR e' spev.
;afoHs :as sssp p',sis sso$s Y 'i cf
ssSso5s ..s::R xA:Rn4s ssna,,sa
ros kitchen snS snSm bsah fn'n1
sSa D.h iRd s9a Paths
5pstss n Slnshss PbsssF' i chys 'os
ave EM. isS3 until pm, Ssz
located in the NJ. Pleasant business sec,
tion. consisting of 16 four and hve room
units: prewar rentals yielding a gross
inE, is being offered at q. price that win
6reEsrsi ~, Rox 1851 Star. 49, ,..,-.a4
heat: concrete porches: basement; deep lot:
rent, $222 per mo-: tenants pay for heat,
'es ss iaR~' ns setee oR e
TWO 4.rAMLY APT. HOUSES. well To-
cat, sssd in vns Tskoma ph each S .p
alcove, 2 bedrooms and bath; sarage for
sSnSiT s11Si SH Mobhks 5bih APT. HousE-1n near
BY Arli,ngton; Va. :i.1. yrs old; on bus lipsG
BURG 4e1b Lee hwy" Arlington. Va.
IiNcoLN rARk.E.eelAnt for home and
e sIee rfdrr fun ,a,s,ns basement oil hy .,1s h
sSata|' ss3 only s'Saz2 osa saA4 fR ss5.
BE- Il saick 81 units, 400 Block
Sa %.f r.a :: siso sssls vi" show %. S
Essaln ast. 1sul aHe''%sn' ooas
ca 6asa sSs ssn aofo for 'sf sn
cash rsaui5sd fsI desirable Count apt.
lew uCOIS iftu ~ ana SoAuauAA
NV. We have some nearby acreage suit
able for immediate DEVELOPMENT Call Mr..
Johnson, DI. 9706, MeKEEvER b WHITE
FRST.CLAss INVESTMENT PROPERTY,
second commercial. long-term lease, good
quired Good opportunity for appre-
ciation. No expenses except taxes and
insurance. Contact 9. J. Mitchell Of
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Realtors,
shoreh.m sBldE,. Ma. 1850. evenings CH.
1000, Apt.I43, -25
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED.

BETHESDA AREA, at once. store or viii
ofices; ei responsible % tenant vi WI 1855. % Ms1
Rave EXCELLENT TENANT for Conn. ave.
section or downtown store: want possession
within 30 days Will take 10-yr lease
A. M ROTH. woodward Building, MA. 1885.
-25
LARGE OR SMALL STORE for dry-ciean-
ing establishment Taylor 1857. 80
STORE WANTED for retail business. tn
good location: 1000 so. tt. or over.
CAN RA. 0255 before IL am. or after
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

ABOUT 1000 SO. FT. Of shop space for
furniture finishing and repairing, pref
erably Mt. Rainier or Hyattsville area;
display window unnecessary. WA. 23aA
or TR 1049. ID
FROM 70 5000 SO. FIT. in Alexsndrts.
Va. Ov. Os22. -2k
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HOUSES WANTED TO etJY te.,, i,

HOW MUCH WILL YOUR HOME be worth
next year? Now We can get you the last
cash dollar. We win pay you cash or
sell for you. Wash. Md, or va. property;
white or colored cox e. CO.. in Washing
ton: call DI; 1854 or RE. 1888; Balto.,
WOULD LIKE to buy from owner a brick
house IN NV: will pay UP to $4,000 cash
CASH OFFER for your property at once.
MA. 7071. -26
PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash for
home from owner NO 393S -o7
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CHARLES S. GUM needs good investments
property for many clients having substan-
AUNT APARTMENT in strictly white NV.
or nearby Va. location: TO be GI financed.
Write price, terms, location and full de-
scription to P. o. Box 1895, Alexandria.
Va -25
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WANTED.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICIAL NEEDS suburb or country
home by lease or substantial rent: unfur-
nished; 8 bedrms, plus. Box 366-M, Star
24s
RENTAL Of 2-bedroom bungalow or house
in Arlington or nearby Maryland by
couple with 5-year-old child; maximum,
81 90 per month Box 27-R, Star 25s
Evening star., 1946-06-24

sss 'HH H4Esis S5a'' Rodfss 5s
sif! sifvEE 10 sFkfseB.autitul Pksfs s-.to7y De.
baths, oil heat, basement: Large closet;
dow o $500 pAtie FS SSS99S 1Ey ME 50 o
CHEVY CHAsE-You must see this home
to appreciate it Large ivi9s dining
VA $SSiSoG SmS%v sa sssaldsT; dow q. seoo' '''s e
bEFREsbAMs!-steo1fs F A! e1 frame. fame corner home.
ssrsse ss5oooe oeoGoms M9 snidoW tS g. oiseSsso6S $685.
sEFMaS15WEsGoal, FSMER kEEy Go 1SS ssSIa camp with
shSs% Su1ssss cas9:
NEAR sh SILVER kvkEf sfk1NGAEs7r;s. Ga NGA1o7; s-.tory
frame house, bedrooms, tie bath; 2:
6 ssss q kIs kzsaas es5s eo eas 81
BRfETHEsn6A9a-bedroom brick IN baths,
9t1sEi RsIi,rY NJ 70 Miles Iss Of. 5000. c. FRED
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--6:room home, ga
nook, screened porches, recreation room
Eersfa. Il attic o ior 5000 ZOO rs
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-Your oppor-
Excellent soil; Completed foundation;
barns. dairy house. turkey house 100 tt.
by 40 IT,, springs running water. elec-
tricity. 1b acres in corn, 20 acres in
AMEkicAS UNfvvEksfTY PaRH-Bsauti: AN Bf
full 7:-room brick, English Normandy cor
ner home. 3 large bedrooms, recreation
room, fireplace, large living room with
fireplace, 2h baths, z large closets, slate
roof, copper plumbing, garage. Excellently
S2e,5o9. Mt: sitniek, At c; FRED KELLEY
SEVEN OAKS-2-bedroom, brick bunga-
low for a particular wife. Oil heat full
basement; near schools and transp.. Ideal
QL. 5000 c.. FRED KELLEY co, 1872
ssfck: Isas:0ca cArE o coSss s bedrooms. oil heat
plumbing, lot 6Ox130. This home is priced
for you; Mr.. Wells. Oh. $500. c. FRED
BARNAiBY woobs2This hom. ha. ,
bedrooms, baths. detached garage. maid :
quarters, oil heat white Colonial brick
Mr.. Wells. OIL. $500. c. FRED KELLEY
Evening star., 1946-06-24

CoLORED-VIENNA, VA.-speciai oppor.
tunity: 5-room 2-story house; frui,
orchard. 4 acres Of sround, just acros,
from school: convenient to transportation;
COLORED-5-RM. HOUSE, near Vienna
with 4 acres land. shade trees, good vel
and apple orchard: terms. H. 8. GOTT
Colorado BldE.; r. M. Chivis, agent, Ii
Evening star., 1946-06-24

Iecond commercial. long-term lease, good
return on investment. no MANAGEMENT re-
luired. Good opportunity for appre.-
insurance. Contact g. j. Mitchell Of
ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO., Realtors,
shoreham rBlds.,. MA. 1850, evenings CH.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
SUBURBAN sAlf=YiRGIkiA

VIENNA, VA.-Restored Va. town home
sfsss Sssat fSP'Rs .sIuss.1,
sR sR0 pona ia .nd se e
fireplace, sunrm.. glassed-in sleeping porch
ND bay yIaSeHs Sls69S :nIs TsrIs a. REE
BRICK, large living room and dining room
combination, modern !s' kitchen. bedroom; do3
heat; house in nice condition.; possession
arransed.- $9.85O. terms, Call Alex: 1855
hssTs SIS PgseAs Kse Z. S. Rasss ass,'i
ALExANDR!A. near bus--Asbestos- shin:
ndoS .s1s
for tn1 sAia iarse % fooms; coal het.sir heat
In nss issse anf
s sealtors o j. ins 1nsurors. slb kins st.. .soa
sIb SlReS DoMasioA s'fsi Alfs BIvS, Bev.rl, H.@6
Sat iats eer snd o
sen'rsa sien With s'qEi Pte eass
MAETIs MART n, kseltor M stlS i3o s. Royal ST. AIsx
sIS,see' 4ehE5hooM HOUSE On 10.
5sx2oo; built 1910: The tamil',siss s ho1se e, vs.
range ran AND AND peiriaerstor p and attached ga;
rage. There is large choieken house pa. part
sop sh miles fsud from ns ssshfa in0 and n1sR.
in i, walking distance Of bus. $1,000 deyn Ua
HIRST, Annandale. Va, at the. end Of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 6s12
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-A s.room brick
home. with tiled bath and fun basement
| on large lot. This home is beautiful. II
only takes $3, 800 down to buy. ABARe
REALTY. OK. 0676, Gil. 1880. Nc; 80
IN CHERRYDALE-An 8-room concrete.
block home with baths, oh.,w. heat, ful
basement and 2 stoves This home is in .
| location for rooming house or apt. house
Only takes $4,000 down to buy this excep
tional home. ABARC REALTY, OK. 0676
| GIL. 1000 No. f6 -26
m FAIRLAND HOMEs-A lovely 5-roon
home with bedrooms, large living room
dining room and kitchen, on large beautiful
lot. This home can be bought with S3,50(
down. .ABARC REALTY, OK. O676. Gil
1000. No. :3s. -26
IN CHERRYDALE-A white stucco bunga.
low. on large lot. with 3 bedrooms, Nvinf
room, dining room. kitchen and bath
oh.-w. heat; also detached garage. $4,000
| down will hlv this Can ApARf
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Reward-$25OO reward for evidence
that will lead to the arrest and con
viction of the two legged bear"
that tore up my cabin and stole
some grub at my Big Cherry Creek
Placer before July the 4th.-Harry
X
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CONOVER TO SPEAK AT
MONT. MINING ASSN
CONVENTION, AUG 1921

Butte-tU.P)-The Montana Min
ing Association announced that Jul
ian D. Conover, Washington, D. c..
secretary of the American Mining
Congress, would be among the
speakers at the associations eighth
summer convention in Missoula
August 30 and 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Britton and
family of Lynn, Mass, enroute to
Seattle, Wash, stopped for a few
days visit with Mrs. Britton's sister
Mrs. Harry Moe.
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Expert hosiery mending, 35c per
run. 1909 Mineral Ave, Box 826.
Phone 98R. 40-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

Order your nursery stock early: all
trees will be scarce this coming
fall and spring. l am soliciting ore
ders for Stark Nursery Co. Henry
Nollar, Libby. loft
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| will be in Eureka August u and
Is at the Charlie Ellis home to sell
our furniture and the house. Mrs
c. A. Andrews. TX
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For Sale:-Melotte Cream Separa-
tor, large capacity bowl worth S25
trade-ln Needs slight repairs. SIS
takes It. Mrs. Geo Shea, Jr., Eur
eka, Montana.
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Stop at your new Coop service
station in Eureka for complete car
service. Also look over our line Of
small farm tools and hardware
binder Irvine, pressure cookers and
many other items. If YOU want
honey come in and place your or
ders now Farmers Union Ex-
''''''se' EUi end MONT Ic
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CLASSIFIED

Classified advertising running i'm
this column is charged for at the
rate of &c per word per issue with a
minimum charge of soc for the ad.
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Don't write to me for wood. o,it
cutting wood. Joe LaBelle. *
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LoSt:-Childs play table. Finder
please notify The Western News. lc
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Lost:-One Olsomobile hub CAP
Finder return to Jaqueths garage
and receive reward w. E. Dexter
lc
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Fer Sale ParavoX Hearing Aid
S85 co. Box 3l2. Libby lift
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For Sale.-Fryers- William Wander.
wood Phone 27F22.

For Sale.-L (. l.. 8-horse- power
chain Saw, two chains and tools
Used less than 200 hours S725.0O: '35
Chevrolet truck in No l mechanical
condition. good rubber and 12-foot
rack with steel angle iron back
board E. A. Lien, Troy, Montana.
TX
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For Sale-Baby Buggy, good CON
dition, $1,000. Call 137R, Turk
Hampton ll-2C
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LOST

Lost: l7-Jewel Buren, Watch in Par
menter Greek canyon Reward
Walter Johnson. LO-3x
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FOR SALE

For Sale. TRAV-L-EEZ baby car
riaee Used very little. Clyde M.
Conn. l0-3X
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For Sale:-Baled hay direct from
field $50 per ton c. w. Wink
ley, Fortine, Montana. 1c
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For Sale:-'36 International Panel
l2-ton. New rings and rear end
First $500 takes it. Libby Cream
cry l2-lc
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FOR RENT

Cabins 10 rent by week or month
al newly decorated Clifside. j.
c. Leitneier. 12-9v
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For Sale:-Icebox, good condition.
Cabin 2 at Hamels Auto Court. IL
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Wanted. Room and board by young
man Write Tom hamilton. Boz
4u-4 Is
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Notice: / will not be responsible for
bills contracted by anyone but nv
'o'' o0'iii n Ihede' l0-3x
Attention! - "Electrolux" vacuum
cleaner and air purifier new mach
mes, sales, service and supplies
Write Curtis Burger, 1886 4th Ave
W. i>"iiSpelI' MONT l1-4c
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Wanted Straight IL ton Fore
truck; IS to 40 model Lewis Rhode,
Troy. Montana, R. ?. lin
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Wanted to Rent.-House. Furnished
or unfinished Inquire Western
News.
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Wanted:-Good reliable man TO
supply customers with RawIeiph
Products. Rawleigh's Dept. NTH
ll2-l27 Minneapolis, MINI. lie
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WANTED

Wanted TO rent or buy by Septem-
Der LIST: Modern, furnished or I'M
furnished house. Phone n or 35-R
RuSSSll n. Anderson 12-tf
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30
f For Dod

Smart Tie Clip of fossil ivory with gold nugget Ivory Letter Opener, rare fossil handle Kristen radiator Pipes Lord of Alaska, G Host Empire'',
 .. Books of local interest Calf, Goatskn, Suede Wallets Hand-carved Kcksetti, Chief Johnson
 =. Thunderbird Totems, all sizes Walrus Tooth Key Chains Alaskan-gold Belt Buckle
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30
Let KNUDsEN'S solve your Xmas mailing problems
f For Sister

Alaska compact with Aghupuk etching Fine rayon head scarf printed with Alaska scenes Pastel hankies, totem embroidered Parka-cad Eskimo made dolls Alaskan photo albums
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30
x For The House

Handcarved Salt and Pepper Shakers bears, seals Ek Bright blue and red Map of Alaska" tablecloth Alaska cork place mats, set for four persons Large. decorative Indian baskets Map of Alaska wooden trays Swedish steel carving set, etched ivory handles Ivory bears, hunters, seals, biikns Totem pole wooden holder for correspondence Ash tray mounted at base of well-carved totem
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30
f For Mother

Ivory Pin with Alaskan etching Ivory Necklace with Howard Weyahok
 etching on pendante "Story" bracelets amusngl Wolf-trimmed Arctic Hare Parka Hand beaded Indian Belt, Fine for evening wear Alaskan Pillow Tops, all colors Leather Address Book = bright with totem design
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30
 WATCHES (Not wafer sooked)
f For Brother

Gay green red felt Alaska vest with matching cap Hand-panted Indian canoes Leather crayon cases with crayons Books: Boys Eye View of the Arctic,
 Danger Old Baldy Native made Indian drum
Evening star., 1946-10-27
RooQe Statement on Firinq

the persons interrogated, describing
the documents examined, summar-
izing the evidence contained, and
making certain recommendations,
including recommendations with ref
erence to further investigation.
... Wheeler Mentioned.
When I was first preparing the
report I was under the impression
that the Attorney General, for the
future security of the United States,
was going to make the report public
After all, the study of how one to-
talitarian government attempted
to penetrate our country may help
us with another totalitarian country
attempting the same thing.
However, when Attorney General
Clark saw some of the names mem
toned IN the report, specifically the
name Of Senator Burton K. Wheeler,
he told me the report would not
be made public.
1n his Swarthmore address,
Mr.. Rogge said that during
questioning of Joachim Hertslet,
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Emerson Rodio Model 5I2. AC-
DC. Built.in super loop. New oval
type dynamic speaker with Alnieo 5
permanent magnet. Automatic vol
ume and tone control. Noise reduc.
ing ,mpli6er. Walnut cabinet with
perforated grille panel. $2775
Evening star., 1946-10-27
b. the Assoeioied Press

SEATTLE. Oct. 26.-Foiloicing
Is the tert OF statement today
by O. John Rogge, dismissed from
has post as assistant to Attorney 4.
General Clark:
In 1943 Attorney General Biddle
asked me to conduct an investiga-
ton of certain people accused OF
sedition. This led me to a study
of international Fascism, for the
people under investigation were part
of an international movement to
destroy democracy both here and
abroad.
In April, May and June of this
year, I undertook the investigation
of certain leads in Europe with REL
erence to the sedition case. In pur-
suing this objective we encountered
such a wealth of material that we
could not help but collect some facts
which appeared to us to be per-
tinent to the security of the United
States. even though not directly
connected with the mission.
I then prepared report listing
Evening star., 1946-10-27
Clark May Take Over
Mass Sedition Cases
Rogge Asked Quashed
Attorney General Clark last night

Attorney General Clark last night
was reported planning to handle the
mass sedition cases personally fol-
lowing his summary dismissal of O.
John Rogge in policy row.
Mr.. Clark fired Mr. Rogge as his
special assistant because of speech
by Mr.. Rogge reporting alleged Nazi
schemes to influence American elec-
tions and naming public figures.
Mr.. Clarke declared Mr.. Rogge vio-
lated Justice Department rules by
quoting from a report in which Mr.
Rogge had recommended dismissal
of the sedition cases.
Mr.. Rogge said in Seattle that
Mr.. Clarke had told him the report
would not be made public. Mr..
Rogge added that his purpose was
to tell the American public about
"Fascism' and Il propose to con-
tinue to tell about it," the ASsoci-
ated Press reported.
Sought to Probe Magazine.
Mr.. Rogge also asserted that since
last July he had been urging the
Justice Department to permit him
and an assistant to conduct a grand
Jury investigation of Douglas M
Stewart and George T. Eggleston
of Scribner's Commentator.
This publication, according to
testimony by Herbert Won Strempel.
political and press attache at the
German Embassy in Washington,
introduced at the war crimes trial
at Nuremberg, was subsidized by the
German Embassy" Mr.. Rogges
statement said.
He added that the investigation
has not been authorized and asked:
rs it because George T. Eggleston
is at present employed by Readers
Digest?"
In his letter firing Mr. Rogge, the
Attorney General had said certain
statements made by Mr. Rogge In
a speech at Swarthmore College
Tuesday night could only have,
come from your report"
Suspects WillfuI Violation.
at therefore appears" Mr.. Clark
added, that you willfully violated
the long g-standing rules and regu-
lations of the Department of Jus
tice which m AXE reports conf
Dental"
An official close to Mr. Clark told
reporter the Attorney General
from now on will handle the Sedi-
ton cases himself" He declined to
elaborate, but this would indicate
that Mr.. Clark personally will re-
view the mass of evidence and de-
termine whether the Government
will ask for a new trial. That was
Mr.. Rogge's function as special as
sistant to Mr.. Clark.
The first trial, in which 80 per-
sons were charged with conspiracy
to undermine the morale of the
armed forces, b an in District
Court on April II, 1914. 1t ended
in mistrial four and half months