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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
FILM FANS -MEET MISS CATHERINE McLEOD,
 MOVIE STAR YOU HAVE NOT YET SEEN!
By VICTOR cuNsoN
Central Press Correspondent HOLLYWOOD-A dimpled bru'

Centrdf FTeSS (OIIeSpOHueHl
 HOLLYWOOD-A dimpled bru- nette beauty named Catherine Mcleod has two distinctions.
 She is the first girl in the his tory of Hollywood to be starred in a $2.oOo,ooo production before the outside world ever heard of her.
 She is the only actress in Holly wood who can eat indiscriminately anything she pleases without hay ing to worry about her gorgeous figure.
 Besides that, Catherine Mcleod is a native Californian, of which, strange to say, there are com paratively few in California
 As Concerto" gets ready to wind up at Republic after more than two months of shooting, Catherine cannot quite yet believe her own good fortune.
 Its just wonderful" she said, her hazel eyes sparkling. Its just too good to be true, but it has geally happened to me"
 Catherine made this declaration as she rat down for luncheon at a very classy eatery few steps from the studio. She ordered mushrooms on toast and when just mushrooms on toast arrived on the plate, Catherine looked up at the waitress and said
 What, no potatoes? l must have some potatoes. lots of pota- toes!"
 Surprise for Waitress
 So the waitress brought the beautiful Miss Mcleod a heaping plate of mashed potatoes, s.li the while looking little abashed be- cause of all the actresses who eat at tnis fancy eatery none before ever had oruered neaping plate of mashed poto-,es.
 Of tolgs= the waitress did not i:.ow that Catherine does not need to worry a.,ut CT weight, an even 116 Clnd. distributed over five feet. five and a half inches of sheer glamor.
 AS star Catherine IS the dis covery of Frank BNrzage, producer end director of the ney film star ring her. Borzage. credited with the dircovery of some of Holly :, ood most brilliant lights, from Janet Gayno- to Barbara Biitton, regards Cithsrine Mcleod. who is 24, as one of his most important nnis.
 Boizdgc took her in competition with more than a dozen big names. Actually, Catherine was not too anxious to make the test for the art.
 She felt sure, she said. that when all the publicity about a search for a new star had died down, one of the established stars would get the role"
 Her beau" Catherine confessed, gave her so much encouragement that she decided to go ahead, even
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BAND PRACTICE
 k TOMORROW

The first practice of the Juneau City Band now in process of or ganizing, is scheduled for 7:30, not later than 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Grade School Auditorium, en- trance on Sixth Street.
 All musicians who have announ- ced their intention of joining the band, and other musicians in the city who desire, are asked to be on hand to ascertain just what kind of an Instrumentation may be had.
 The practice will be over not lat CT than 9:15 or 9:30 o'clock.
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General 10 Graduate

KOKOMO, Ind.-Maj. Gen. Will liam E. Kepner will deliver the commencement address at his own graduation from high school.
 Gen. Kepner, member of the joint Army Navy Marine Board which will conduct atomic bomb tests in the Pacific in May, left Kokomo High School 30 years ago to join the Marines.
 Principal c. E. Hinshaw has an- nounced that a special commence ment will be held March 28 at which 27 veterans-including the general will receive diplomas, and Kepner will be the speaker.
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.BPW Executive Board
 Meets This Evening

The Executive Board of the Busi- ness and Professional Women's Club will meet tonight at o'clock at the home of Miss Margaret Welsh, it has been announced, and all members are urged to be present.
 The regular luncheon meeting of the club will be Wednesday noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel Women members of the Legislature are to be the special guests of the club.
 Reservations should be made be- fore noon tomorrow by contracting Mrs. Walter Stutte, telephone 34.
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LENTEN SERVICE AT LUTHERAN CHURCH
 TOMORROW MIGHT

The regu-ar midweek Lenten Service of the Lutheran Church will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock A cordial invitation to at tend is extended to all interested persons.
 The general purpose. of the meet mgs is to gain a more intimate knowledge of the Gospel of St. John. The general theme under
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Five patients were admitted and six discharged at St. Ann's Hos pital during the weekend.
 Admitted Saturday were Evelyn Daroff and Mrs. Grace Wickersham i; Sunday, Gudmund Jensen and Mrs. J. A. Berg Matthew Mullaney was admitted this morning.
 Discharged Saturday were Mrs. Henry Lorenzen and twin girls; on Sunday, Mrs. H. E. Beyer, Douglas Mead, Mrs. Robert Coughlin, Mrs. Iver Skattum and Joe Kelly.
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GREEN EGGs

PETERSON, Utah, March l8.- Glen Orton's white duck is laying green eggs. She began it last Tuesday and has been doing re- peat performance daily since. Or ton can't understand it unless it's St. Patrick's Day touch.
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discussion is Jesus, the Light of His disciples" and under that the topic, The Key to Fellowship in Discipleship" will be studied to- morrow night.
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DIVORCE GRANTED

Federal Judge J. w. Kehoe has granted divorce to Norman Prince rom Margaret Prince.
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JOHNSON HERE

Raymond E. Johnson arrived here yesterday from Sitka. He is stopping at the Gastineau.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

STORE BUILDING and IS Rental Units close to main business dis trict. Good income property. Price $27,00000. Easy terms.
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NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY It to be published this month and forms will close March 25, for space, listings and changes please call The Juneau and Douglas Telephone Go. Phone APO before closing date.
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At Homer, Alaska

At Homer, Alaska CAFE and Bakery with cold stor- age, light plant. Fully equipped. Price $7,500..00 plus approximately $1,000000 stock. $3,500000 will handle. Balance on purchasers terms.
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50 ACRES, three miles out Glacier Highway, six acres cleared, resi- dence and greenhouse. Ideal resi- dence subdivision. Electricity and water Price $35, 100000, $5,000OO down, balance easy terms.
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Fairbanks Business Opportunities NEWLY finished and furnished Mite Club Good location SHEET Metal and Plumbing Shop with large stock.
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FROM oITKA D. K. Gahan, a resident of Sitka, is staying at the Gastineau
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES il
 other Alaska Cities
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DRINK KING BLACK LABEL
Evening star., 1946-12-19
| Thomas Eviction Sui
To Resume Monday
In Tenants Court

The eviction suit against Repre-
sentative Albert Thomas, Democrat,
of Texas will be resumed Monday
in the landlord and tenant branch
of Municipal Court.
The continuance was granted yes
terday by Judge Walter J. Casey
after Mr.. Thomas attorneys SUBJ
mitted QUESTIONABLE to be filled
out by the plaintiff, Richard j. Nc
Mahon, 1128 Tenth street NV.
In the complaint filed on Decem-
ber 3 Mr.. Mcmahon Seeks posses
sion of q residence at 1888 Twenty
eighth street, now occupied by the
Congress member as a tenant on
sufferance
Mr.. Thomas, who did not appear
in court yesterday, was represented
by Attorneys D. Haywood Hardy
and Herman Miller According to
Mr.. Hardy the questionnaire seeks
to obtain information on the own
ership of the residence to prepare
the Representatives defense against
the suit.
The attorney said the court action
provides that Mr.. Mcmahon supply
the requested information by to-
morrow.
Mr.. Thomas has lived at the
Twenty eighth street address for
the. past three years and has been
paying his rent to the same real
estate company, Mr.. Hardy said.
About a month ago Mr.. Thomas
Evening star., 1946-12-19

small Victorian town Of Glenrowan
the scene Of the Kelly gangs last
fight with police on June 20, 1880
He was past 80 years Of age.
Jim was in jail for bushranging
(outlawry in the Australian bush)
when four members OF the Kelly
gang-two of them Kellys--terror-
lied large areas of New South Wales
and Victoria from 1878 to 1880. In
February, 1879. they took control OF
the New South Wales town OF
Jerilderie for three days.
Eventually, however, the four
were cornered In a Glenrowan
hotel. Their 26-year-old leader
Ned Kelly, wearing a 10O-pound suit
of armor made from ploWshares,
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freceived notice from another real
estate concern that it was the new
owner of the property. The attor-
ney said his client received notice
/ to yacate at about the same time
from Mr.. Mcmahon, who described
himself as the new owner.
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ToyIor Due Here Tomorrow

ROME, Dec. 10 PMyron Tay-
lor, President Truman's personal
representative to the Vatican, left
Rome by plaEe today en- route to
the United States. He is expected
to arrive in Washington tomorrow
Before leaving Mr.. Taylor was re-
ceived in private audience by Pope
Plus XII, and also conferred with
Premier Alcide de Casper.
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emerged and fought 10 policemen
for 80 minutes before leg wounds
disabled him.
The three other bushrangers held
out in the hotel against so police
until the building caught fire and
they died in the flames. Ned was
hanged at Melbourne Jail Novern-
ber II, 1880.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Last Of Bushrangiing Family
lis Dead in Australia
By the Associated Pres.

MELBOURNE, Dec. 10. = Jim
Kelly, the last member of Australia's
most notorius bushranging family,
is dead.
He died In his sleep near the
Evening star., 1946-12-19

=
Continued buying of United States
Savings Bonds can go far to prevent
boom and bust.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
WATER FRONT PROPERTY tcon..)

ACREAGE AT LONG BEACH-For short
time you may have l TO 20 acre tracts
surveyed accordingly; all the regular Long
Peach benefits. advsntages and restric.
beautifully wooded. high. dry tracts, front
81 esoss wstsr ns
non offered At predevelopment prices;
and % have never G preViousy VI 3 BEEN otfered Tor
sale: to assure yourself first choice, make
your selection now: customary Long Beach
n s'isess Eftfr ST. ss sis
M, Nd ra Phone Prince rim Frederick OR: .
saf sss &c. EsfSs5st H.
ea sgisf Eff M M III? ss choice
nIiasx tillabIe gaa Land. bal woodland and marsh:
st pREfTYMAS ffs, Esmope e1so1H Virsinia nse
WANTEpons ononia, or more lots
asf ssH ssSa sssG
rm. home. situated on acres with wide
sssnREipni sEshRLY BEACH, is' on cn...p..t. Bay
as@e' bo1 onf H. Msgo a sites H CO.. W
SHOREHAM BEACH, MD.-One Of the most
beautiful bayfront cottage sites on Chesa :
peaks Bay 2g miles from Washington;
s9 S9nders9l 4asa Or sefs6 pn 54 II ioo'isS IT.
ER;ANKLIN MANOR BEACH-Fine home.
all beautifully and completely furnished;
%fsR 1vRH hss Bssvt1 HSF ss5s
home; bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., full
bath, az nj; fine location; priced to sell.
I PGa WAsf l$S-s' 70 sIa5 sGx FOR CASH home. on
the bay or river. State location, particu-
kxcEJsxf azs aRa gssf wATEEntRoKr z2E Hon f saRm
Piney Point, Md: about ga miles water
Splendid tenant houses with outbuiidings
2-car garage, machine shed. 1OO-ft. utility
shed. grainary, mill house, corn crib etc;
srteslan yells. NJ sssats, ri please: ss Selling
cHEs8pEAkE cai "a la BEHcHGcornsr 9c !a New York
ave. Bungalow, 2 bedrms., kitchen, . in
closed porches. bath. elee;. bath house With VIII
Resltor. e27 18th st. NV. pi. 1855.
S5 ,90O-NOW VACANT-An-year bunga-
low, directly on water, with beautiful view
of wide Magoghy. at Belvedere Beach. on
high bluff Ideal for fishing parties OF
Df:Si6e R9 price p Just redueed owners must
sell; nice, clean. 5-yr.-old semibungalow
directly on water, Royal Beach Magoghy
with 100-ft. frontage, modern tile bath
and kitchen, 3 bedrms., additional guest
sired, within easy committing business Of
Baltimore and Washington Generously
financed See it today. H. M. SANDROCK.
Realtor. Round Bay. Nd. Seyerna Park 19l
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1s5 A., l70 tiilable, bal good timber; big
fishing creek; 9-r. frame res, Just mod
.nan hsus r hsans ssnans souss farm
bldes; all in Al condition. Near Water
ford, Va. Price and terms.
frame nous house. slectrieity. iocat ed on hard.
Of Route so in Blue bridge Mts.; watered
acres, located at Lincoln: Va; s-r.
outeuildinss, 5 minutes Of high school and
g a., ali tiilaSle. Route z; so-eow dairy
barn. dairy house ONCE bldg,; complersly
equipped saye new nsdins eae ing milk
house. henhopse and hog lot; "a cows.
Guiding tractor on rubber. mower. culti-
barn 100 Dbl cSsn sna nn.p in barley Gn mis
so Is :. Ill tillspls: is:; ~ ashias creek. &; {;
o e1e assS sS9d ssFf sf
a. sst5 5:rRi Iso 5cs house. exc. cellar; slee'
ton r. V: = lsii5s sis,5ss 5ss sss and bath; H.n''.
renovated; ORIGINAL flooring and wood.
on Main ST., Purcellville. Va. 1880. An
properties are for immediate possession
i inss. G. c. MsEA. Resltor. Biuemont, va.
3-ACRE FARM, on highway, miles from
Leesburg; 11.room house: dandy place for
tourists and business barn, barn, pltry. houses;
l2-acre farm. edge Of town; nice pas.
ture: brook; barn, other bldgs.; on asphalt
road: s-room insulated house, modern;
with an excellent view: $16.750i q real
home.
make excellent teahouse: large lawn: exc.
view: barn, other bldgs.; $17, ,500i oil heat;
2h acres: creek:
modelled; $500.
" acre: good business bldg. 40xsn.
used as gas STA; S4,3OO; In Hamilton, on
highway. q. B. Wolford, STROUT REAL
ITY, Hamilton, Va.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CASH CLIENT who wants 4 or 6
story stores. Mr.. Casey. THOS. p
LARGE DETACHED HOUSE located 18th
st. to Conn. ave section; should be Zoned
so can be used as home office Of local life
insurance CO. Phone Ma. 0SO4, Mr.. Harrell.
-15
"CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN"-if you are
now considering selling your property at
call HARRY T. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE.
1866
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN"-if you are
now considering selling your business prop
erty at a reasonable price. For fair trad
ing. please call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN,
Grocery STORE LOCATION wanted to
buy: consider nearby new development.
CAN NARY J. LYMAN AD. oo21: eyes eyes,
WANTED TO RENT shop, suitable for
sheet-metal work. TIE. 0130, 10.
WANTED 1000 So. it,, End commercial,
1880. Ext, 507, IL
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BUSINESS PROPERTY soR RENT. !

NEAR MEDICAL CENTER About 1850
So f. open spaes entire Sna me-
Gil heat furn o,e A. M. ROTH Woodward
sis-sel Il fifth 81. N.w.-y.esnt: good for
Will Rent 70 responsible oIsanizstalosn aes
and SIS n% yass
tor: M business zone; sir:sona;: empty. Write
immsdiately; X,Ia Boz 2as,X =, IS, Star lf o..
eomnereisI use. 3 suitable foE Rome and
tached Groom house with private drive
$50 s Iaa per-month. mont Avsiiaaie NoyemDeT 18th
Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker
I.s re- c1olMsSMiERc1aL. I lsSi 11tb st. se, close in
3 rms. 1st floor; could be used for beauty
shop, watch repair shop, etc; have your
shop in the front rm. and your own apt apt;
CITY q f9e Really ldsT s Co. ' RA. s7s1a aS 'AA
1900 SO. FIT. OF FLOOR SPACE, very de-
sirable for light manufacturing; daylight
bldg, hreproof modern II ny AZ I, rsspsets; sSs
solsia asslsble mmts 4ss Is sf s0aa
ENTIRE end FLOOR NV. corner 9th and
Pa ave. NV. approximately 1000 So. it.,
elevator INQUIRE SO st. NV, Room ~.
3O6 9th ST. N.w.-open today. 12 to. 8;
a beautiful restoration; building Is highly
adaptable as top.fiight home ONCE ma
citation, business ofices, etc. For appoint
ment to see call John Lipscomb. Your in
spection invited today. HENRY CLAY CO.,
a Gst CoMMERcIAL, downtown 11th ST.
story brick store, approx. 25x100; fV{-
nished apt. above; equipment includes mod
ern nreproof sprayroom; very reasonable;
500 EYE ST. N.W.-Ground and 1st floors
for rent: rooms; about 1000 So. it.. only
$3.50 mo. rent; good lease offered. as is, or
tenant may change front, convert to Of
fices. stores. ETC. Call Mr. Ricoy, Elk. 1857,
office PAUL j. MILLER, DU. 2422.
KITCHEN FOR RENT. Reasonable price.
.ss 6 sT: NV: complete, building Of 8
s bath % sns1 6 05 G sasS s5 na moTanss ssfnss
NEAR 14th AND N SITS. Nw.-Two.ca
brick garage, concr. floor. lights. 1924
Vermont ave. NV, CO. 1904.
VERSATILE NEW BUILDING, 1900 So
IT. on 1st A., with beautiful apt. on 2nd
floor: on 15,000-sq.-ft. lot: zoned indus
trial., also another l5.000-sq.f lot ad-
trsesor's 0 yard Call VIM IABoF1sH; !! 9N.
fsao f$ts ANp Rf5n,n MASS. AVE. NV, suitable for
CO.. 1924 VT ave NV, ME. 300. Ill
LARGE BASEMENT-3 rms. and bath, nr.
Dupont Circle, suitable for professional,
70 and 2 and and daily. r1o ooo
with 3O-ft alley. practically inclosed,
balance easily fenced: ideal for used car
lot or similar use; $3.50 per mo, A. N.
ROTH. woodward Bldg. ma. 1895. 10
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.oMMERclAL PROPERLY FoR, SALE

BEAUTIFUL level lot, 10Oxl75 IT,. located
On on Leg hwy: in last ss growing sect section;
theater drug store, service station, and SO
forth; priced very reasonably with sub,
stantial cash and good terms. WILLIAMS
REALTY Co, ,4415 Wilson blvd. OW
4101 BLxDENsBURG RD.-f highiy rec
ommend this excellent corner property to
shrewd investor, or a builder, or to a
business man familiar with this rapidly
growing section in nearby Nd. With q
there Is no limit. to the possibilities; now
improved only with q frame house. occu-
pied by monthly tenant; z reasonable
offer may buy 1t. Please call HARRY /.
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1850.
35,636 SO. FIT. of comm. property: cor
ner lot, Lee hwy. and Lexington st.; suit
WILLIAMS REALTY CO., ALB Wilson
blvd. ,oW. 6161-6162. Call Mr.. Simmons
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COMMERCIAL GROUND.

end COMMERCIAL GROUND-We have q
large number Of desirable tracts of 2nd
commercial tracts acts in 9 p Thess nao proper 70
Some have railroad sidings. Call BRUCE
KESSLER. S27 18th st. NV. MA. 1884.
ist COMMERCIAL, downtown ground
5000 square it., priced at less than $25
per ft.; so IT. frontage: owner must sell
this year for tax purposes. Call BRUCE
KESSLER. 927 18th st. NV, Ma. 1854,
WI S965
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INDUSTRIAL PROF.. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL GRoUND-owner will sacri.
flee 10000 So. 1T. at bargain price OF
$4,000; 400 TT. facing railroad: act
quickly TR 2O3s: ewes. RA. 9449.
ALEXANDRIA-On one of main SITS. zoned
for garages, diners. bottling works, laun-
dries, gas stations, etc. A. M. ROTH,
Woodward Bldg, Ma. 1895.
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SELBY ON THE BAY-Desirable homesite
near beach and club house; salt water
bathing; 37 mi. from D. c. OWNER, OR.
sRPffNG Rff1f sstfFo FFosRRsf, Rm MD rooms, 6ashs,
large screened porches, fireplace, elec.
water front $500 WALTER NJ. BAU-
NAN, No; 1. Thomas Circle, MA. 6229'
on SOUTH .C4EEK-S acres, 12p-ft,
water front; beautiful sroye; sood boat
harbor; semitic only; S6,600. MRS.
LAURA L., LEE, Shady Side, Md.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available.
Maryland; small or large acreage; long or
short-term lease; 20 PEBBLES CHEMICAL cEH
ABOUT IS. 900 50. #. on B. L. o. r.. r.
siding; 2 bldgs., 1928 mo-. or will sell for
$4,000. A. M. ROTH. Woodward Bldg.
MA 1896
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iNvEsTMsNr PROPERTY WANTED.
WAIER FRONT PROPERTY,

1-STORY STORES or 4-unit apt: Civ.
full particulars. Call Mr.. DRIVES. EN-
1 IL
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BEACH BUNGALOW-Good condition:
electricity: rooms, frame; buy now and
prepare for a pleasant summer; reduced
cost; price, $3,100; North Beach area; 1
hr. from Washington. Call REALTY AS
EOCIATES INC, Elk. 1922. III
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213O PA AVE. N.W.-Business center. Can
be made suitable for onaces, dental Or
medical labs. etc. 3-story brick with
25x117 to 30-ft. alley. No lease; terms,
Corner 2001 1st St, n.w.-3-story brick,
store, two 5-rm. and bath apts: oil heat;
good location.
Georgia ave nw-Ideal corner location.
2 stores. 2 ants, with parking lot adjoin-
ting: lot 5Ox1S5; suitable for large gas
station or business development. MICHAEL
WALSH & SON, 1911 Eye st. n.w- RE.
S2S2: ewes. co. $3.50. 10
CoLoRED-STORE. corner 9th and Bates
SITS. NV: large corner frame building. con-
taining z, rooms and bath with store on
st floor: reasonable down payment re-
quired: terms arranged. Call DI. ST24,
N. BASILIKO REALTY CO. Ia :.
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roAMERcJAI PROPERLY WANTED.

CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN If you are
now considering selling your commercial
tradins, please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE. 1856,
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FARMS FOR RENT.

CHICKEN FARM FOR RENT- bedrms.l
modern house; 29 acres; 8 lsrEe chicken
WILLIAMS REALTY Co, k4l6 Wilson
blvd. ON. 6i61-616a, Ari.. VI. =
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BUSINESS PROP. sAlr icont. J i.

BRICK AND CONCRETE l-story building,
spsss; more nsS 1 can Issf ss adds1 @ @
ofhces; 1900 50. #. sround: suitable for
machine shop, Laundry, small mannudactur-
nings I,I9ss and sunday, dL: 6ss5. BOSS q
MisSoSsiSN sS Ss AvE;; T. near = Sse T. nx.ss,:,
alnss ana saaday af 5$s5 'Sse 's
HsIss ats g. hWEsstorg NV St 9S Brick lot s5n1oo
vi with title. csil Mr.. Messeli, Ma. $500;
sysnings and SUNDAYS; DI. o7o5. BOSS &
ACROSS STREET from new George wash
ington Hospital: suitable for doctor: 20;ft
Can Mo- G0n Msase k'shsns aA $780, eves
saa- sad sun j. / Di; o7o5. Boss q PHELPS
1T ssssl, .ss p.ns aSh Drss
balance On easy terms. 70 inspect cali
! II sLooR S WEST OF CONN. ave., at 18th
and and. M ; stsI.story .Es snd bsmt 6idg:' firit
IER Sss Realty CO CO. eve ewes. Ss 10 1881. 80
St st0fS busness Rns 0es es sus1 LIE #! RanS CO. pss
18th ST. NV. MA. 6421.
Brick bldg, approximately S5xioo. con-
ment Includes Guides modern moo Il firsproof @ 'r sprayroom: room
srIes rsasonabis sSn MI Mr.. s shANREN. sIsnessss Ex
VEL WEI 4sseaHrEi HocATED Downtown bldg; ex-
H. Ess 1ssaTs rs Ss7y vic s. zHVE SSf soutHsfn
ss5 Feu;s E ssostss: x,S ESF p sas
5sRfsd w% all RSssa ssaa Il So i76s f e.
M ST. NV. Just of 20th-25h Aft 'front.'
asPh q Of 100 att alley sIons sSss!
Is oessed 0S Just Fm fs tTa U hs
streets in downtown washington. Here
ton the peed sight Ssf
r Rsaltor sro. 9S7 18th st. NV. MA. 1890 or
i5iseiSi5 BENNING RD., a few doors
above each: 2-story brick bldg. in rear;
an Is 6 soou n0 s store ton all Sy no
dsep ssta Ssh ask FkGk n sda ans R.se
sna hsta i fT R asSS containing
over so, 900 So, it., with about 1865 it. ad-
oaas a,t = RSnde Rofs sana area is
ERr %HasE H. PIG Sn9 terms
NEARBY ARLINGToN; an excellent cor
ner on Lee highway; zoned commercial;
% Por fuTther sea info. call if GE @ s5ss
9th ST. s.W.. end commercial-well-lo-
S5issd S5ss to sell Can Nj. Guest. DI s@3a
Realtor. 1114 H st. NV.
spastmentmsix apart Ia large units; stores may BE
csii Mr. Guest. 81. sss4;ssss daily; En-
63S2 evenings. A. H. BACAs. Realtor.
11o1 d1 k = ST. WN.w.-Now vacant. This
wellcioeated corner BIDS; ~ zoned for com com
ONCE bldg.' with stores on the ground
floor, or for an organization recurring a
sss to t sus oFs q s9sed paysb sas
eai YO HARRY Ifas9' s FR1EpMAN sHa 's Broker. % RE
CENTRAL location for of1ces
or light manufacturing; near Dupont Cir
Gle; 3-story house, recently reconditioned
Ssee s. month mont D1 5asz.ssss sAs5s Se'i'0r ll4
End coml.; warehouse. group
garage and shop bldg; over 1000 Sc; T.:
Pfse & sss shan g .ssn esT s' aiss fna
q ssHEsoEssHE1o%s, 6 NJ; \ St; 1st commercial. .s-.
per mo-: price $4,000; offer invited.
CHAS. L. NORRIS. 2135 Pa. ave. NV.
RE. 2l12.
IN HEART OF Medical Center; fine BLDG,
with a bright future: safe and sound
investment at S1l7.500.
GEORGETOWN business section-Have B
excellent buys.
Rockville-Finest lumber mill with all
equipment, on r. r. siding about $4,000
cash will swing deal on this going
business.
For these and other fne properties
please call or see HARRY COHEN unvest-
ment Specialist), 1404 l. st. NV. RE.