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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-24

Russian Easter falling on the same date as ours this year, Easter Mass will be held at midnight to- night. The midnight Russian Eas- ter service has become one of those things that all Sitkans must ex- perience at least once during rssi- dence here, and though the con- gregation now consists of only a handful of Russian descendants and a native congregation, the Cathed- ral is always crowded for this par ticular service.
 In the early days, when the Bishop was in residence, with a deacon, three priests and two or three readers; a choir of Russian Orphanage boys, and congregation that included at least third of the population, Russian Easter was indeed an event.
 Church services were held morn- ing and evening every day of Lent with the entire church in sub dued colors. During Passion Week the church was shrouded in black and the garments of the priests and attendants black also. Fol the Easter midnight service, the church was decorated in cedar boughs and flowers; the altar anc reading tables were covered with gold embroidered red covers; th5 bishop, priests and other attendants wore gold embroidered red vest rrents; the church was ablaze with candles. The service started al 1l.30 and lasted until four a. m.
 After the service, a large break fast was served in every home, in cluding. all the foods banned dur
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News Notes
 From Sitka

SITKA, Alaska, April 20.-tSpe- cial Correspondence) Good Friday was observed by everyone in Sitka with all business establishments closing by the Mayors proclama- tion, between the hours of noon and 3 p. m. Afternoon services were held at the Russian Cathed- ral, St. Gregory's Chapel and a Community service at the Pres byterian Church by the Ministerial Association of Sitka.
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Wednesday, enroute to Kodiak, where he has been transferred af- ter sixteen months as commander of the Naval Air Station here.
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The American Legion Auxiliary invited the ladies of the commun- ity to an Easter Tea at the Legion Dugout, Sunday afternoon between the hours of and 5. to meet the wives of returned servicemen.
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ing Lent-meat, butter, eggs, milk in fact, all animal products. And the celebrating continued for a week, given over to paying calls on friend and foe alike, for theoreti- cally one forgave and was forgiven all misdeeds. real and fancied, com mitted during the past year.
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A Sunrise Easter Service was planned for 6:30 o'clock Sunday morning at the Russian Biockholse in the Park, sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Society and the students of Sheldon Jackson School,
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of the Naval Air Station here.
 Jack Conway left by plane Fri day enroute to Seattle, where he will spend ten days with his fam fly. On his return he will be ac- companied by his son Charlie, who has been forced to withdraw from school by a series of illnesses. The Home Economies classes oi Sitka High and Junior High Schools gave a public tea Wednesday af- ternoon in their class room in the High School building. On display were the completed works of the students. Presiding at the refresh ment table during the afternoon were Polly Jackson, Nadine Buchanon Myrtle Price, Dorothy Sunde, La vonne Deiner and Donna Gayle Me Graw.
 Sitka Decorators, a new estab- lishmsnt owned by Harold Melby and Fred Upton, opened for busi- ness last Monday at quarters across the street from the Russian Cath edral and adjoining the Sitka Bazaar Upholstering, as we'll as painting and decorating, will be done. One of the first contracts of the new partnership will be the painting of the grade school build ing and gymnasium
 Mrs. Charles Wortman and Mrs Leslie Yaw are the new members elected to the Sitka Library Board, replacing Dr. Louis G. Scharren- berg and Mrs. Elizabeth DeArmond who recently resigned Replacing Mrs. DeArmond as chairman of the Board is Mrs. Jack Calvin. Other members are Mrs. w. c. Charteris, Mrs. Robert Gaylord and Mrs F M. Goddard.
 A new regulation of the library is the requirement of membership cards, at a dollar a year, for the use of library books. Children may draw books on their parents card.
 Thelma Rose LandeIking from Rcedsport, oregon, became the bride of William F. Rausch, Tues day afternoon, at a ceremony per- formed in the Court Room by U. s. Commissioner w. w. Knight. Att tending the couple were Miss Kay Herman and Roy Hughes.
 On Tuesday evening friends of the couple called at their apart ment in Bands Court and gave them a no host wedding shower.
 Mrs. Hildur Johnson, retail man. ager of the Pioneer Bakery, has purchased the F A. Hills home on Monastery Street.
 Mrs. Mayne Johnson was host ess Wednesday afternoon at a bri- dal shower for Mrs Donald E. Me Graw
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Jack Conway left by plane Fri day enroute to Seattle. where he will spend ten days with his fam fly. On his return he will be ac- companied by his son Charlie, who has been forced to withdraw from school by a series of illnesses.
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M. Semar, skiing for an easement of three to four feet of Cold Stor- age Company land adjoining Totem Square, for the landscaping of that area by the Forest Department and the construction of driveway.
 At the request of Councilman Bands, Jim Lantry was appointed Harbor Master at $l00 monthly, with the recommendation that he he deputized as policeman. Former Councilman Haugen recommended Ferris, guard at the Skiff Float, also be deputized and be supplied with free lights and mooring for his ser vices.
 The disappointment of Dr. W. C.. Charteris as City Health Officer was approved; a wage ordinance was tabled until the appointment of a permanent police personnel; Oscar Sirstads request for an agreement covering the garbage dump was re- ferred to the Sanitation Commit tee; the request for sidewalks on Baranoff Street was referred to the Street Committee: sale Of dump truck for $450 to the Public Util- ities was approved; current bills were then approved and Council adjurned.
 Following the adjournment, the Police Committee met, appointed Harry Doran temporary Police Chief: took over Police Department files and records and committee members were deputized until the appointment of g permanent force. Later in the week. Ernest Dennis, returned cx-Marinc, was appoint ed patrolman.
 The radio announcement of tke end of the longshoremens strike to- day lifted a weight from many a worried bosom. The town has long been out of eggs, butter, potatoes, onions, shortening, and all fresh foods. low on coffee, milk, flcIr and other staples. The weight did not lift very high. though, with the cannery workers threat that they will continue to keep us hun gary unless
 Passengers leaving on Wednes- days plane for Ketchikan were. Mrs. Elizabeth DeArmond to spend the summer with her son and daughter law. MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert DeArmond; Mrs. Neill Ander- sen, to meet her husband who is returning from a short business trip to the States; MT. and Mrs Er- win Sayles and young son Jimmy, enroute to the States, after three months residence in Sitka Mrs Virgil Burke, wife of a Coast Guardsman formerly stationed in Sitka
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bands re- turned last Sunday aboard their cruised, the Clarenhope from two weeks trip to Ketchikan.
 It. Cmdr Carrier left by plane
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WANTED

READ THIS.
 CARPENTERS = CONTRACTORS INCORPORATES MACHIN- ISTS. We have installed an au- tematic saw filing machine. Work can't be beat for accuracy and speed, it files and joints saws with mechanical precision. Cuts cleaner, swifter and truer on all types of saws. Profit by this mo- dern service. Let us keep your saws like new. Tom w. Rackish, Douglas, Alaska. (25l-t5)
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MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bands re- turned last Sunday aboard their cruised, the Clarenhope from a two weeks trip to Ketchikan.
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It. cmdr. Carrier left by plane
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WANTED = Woman clerk, Sully's Bakery. (249-tD
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1 WANT ADS
 
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Neat, Clean. well equipped restaurant, best Ioca- ton in Ketchikan. Priced right, owner i'll, best season just start ing. Address Mae Mathisen, Box 2331, Ketchikan, Alaska. (253-tD
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FOR LEASE-Unfurnish 5 room house, see 503 So. Franklin. Ph. Douglas 383. (249-t5)
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WANTED-Used furniture. 306 VII
 loughby. Phone 78a.
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WANTED-Lale pedal or electric sewing machine. Ph. Douglas 133
 t248-t6)
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WANTED TO BUY 3 or 3 bedroom house. Ph. Green 370 after pm. (234-tD
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Siewardess Service

Expertly trained stewardesses to make your trip completely pleasant and to serve you re- treatments aloft with the compliments of the company.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WINTER & POND CO, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing - Printing Enlarging Artists Paints and Materials of
 Finest Quality
 Wholesale Juneau Retail
Evening star., 1946-09-09
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

eTsa seEssh sAKsApGSnsGwn st nv t.S
senson sS 5loesrs aoes san Rs e u5sf Is
3a-UNIT APARTMENT BLDG. and ad.
bseg lot situated a On SsS SsH H ave
ing expenses. building in good condition:
RlSss 81 eaR Re.,of ss ST. iaaS Isas:
Il II YoG oSpp ARE LOOKING for good invest
PTee soossd
sniH'5 ss X Sss'Fss5s sE ss'h ss1s Z:
MT. VERNON AVE-, Aexandris-zoned
any type business you may have in mind.
Let US US sheW he you these valuable properties.
LEE sEeE w. ja Ga0i sS4 esass0f ass " Rffs
4 UNlTs-only few desirable Aunt apss.
s. s5s% ''Iys s2sP ? = :ss59as & ss
EEaXacEapTTIoNALLY EaaaT fine investment il 2
stores and, 2 apartments in new colored
ne. neighborhood, About 5 years old.
sell. Also .frst-commerciaI S-story brick
1sans ss a4 bRowN 5FS5 IN RsT2 "a a00 sass
afAETTaifNr AZ EsTsif HOUSE. west of 18th st. NV.
isTeufaFSRs isIf TsvrsAozss.y.n slies
buildings: frst-commercial. corner. contain
a soe9 sssos Is Of a
only sss,5oo. q. t.sI e. bury. III 1884 Yer.
FIRST AZ SMMEkSaI NiSHi .4s saae. for eoaS.r
son s s55 5h priee &C. SACK eooP
EEES EEsMFTH; Bond Building:, Ex. sa77s Io'
town, PAM rangins M fDis IN price from SIS oos to
$4,000: absolutely good locations for End
SsR ssss ss7 7'sS 9Srk sss NV IT.
$50 EYE ST. N.E.-substantial corner brick
@sRts 'hSE9s s2eosF sF 'afssss E''1Eo eos
near s9l Nssss NoRTH 1gs cAFiroL At aND f40 m No
and bath each hoor; Separate heating
plants; seaT Mg garagps Wpts price slSsoe t.
ggith With sDos WM M, THRocKMoRToN, Real6or'
STUNT APT. built in 1912, Extremely
Westover section, Arlington, Va; Fully
sss dsasa T.n Gns xsDs M ss' s ssop
ping facilities. Annual rent $5,1s4; Sub
$500 washington on sids. BID % ESss. CO, 500.
ATTENTION. 4 BROKERS. Act suiekIy-
assay s.s iaa sRe siss
soAITx soss as6 So s SIS. isE1 XIV story rio and
ssss.D PEI {. month sl,ss s. bRuaT
sssTisSn ssSs saS sys; sss5sE.s SN ssss -. ~.
SeartRsst 1 so ssenss' please. 0"s SWIM esdh.
sis s,soo&,EAMHY APT, in sooa ne.
e ana iadvdaal fsn sas sns sn se'fsase
hns hest : s s Hisisi i4Gs Gssesdias s
bETAeMHhEps Mh ssGS BRICK s-unit apt. in the s new
ssn eaEdhER IL srqSs REAfrY g. Rss
Il IsfAMIlY saas APT: BLDG. in e; only Yrs.
esllsnt ,nysstment, Only slg,s5o; sHA,
h s n1 ass nr Droparts ar GOOD
investment. Includes 8 modern brick build
inss =. an and parkins lot' all ,saSsd PEiced for
GEO. s:fs,0i il. Wi W1IEfAMs scso.-over azooo 50.
bds M adsnns a naSddsi e sfefo Foom. h.rss asSs sss
frame house with dry basement 112-ft,
level. WIN subdivide. Petersen, uN, 14s1.
GEO. n. WILLIAMS co.-Near sears a.
Roebuck ne. Completely furnished with
nice furniture; rented at OPA ceiling Of
S275 per MONTH: Excellent as an invest.
Ia msmt; Burss or Dslph; TX $685.; IS
family units, located on Downing pl ne.
Consists OF living room. bedroom. kitehen.
dfnette and bath: screened porch In each
apt; oil heat, Excellent monthly Income.
Priced for quick sale. Buildings only 81
years old. Call Mr.. Ridden, ME. -5400.
until pm Sunday and EVENINGS GE.
s4b6,. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN q Co. 141S
< st. nv. Me, 5400. Washington'a
tuontnusd On .Nsxt Pagsl
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist combination
ONCE, large reception room and other
spacious rooms. corner suite, with, direct
apt. bldg. on main thoroushfare adjoining
sign win attract attention in eompara-
sonasls rent T %AVERIY Y HdY03 TAYIoK 2sie ne. me-
S1s ss oSss aUseSs SEcR sSE Rmss.ts
Penna. ave. NV. DI. 1881 until pm.
i 5f1s sth ST. SMs rooms ep r;. esr
fRoST pa srCo OFFICE. ground aoor turn @iS or sn-
Man c1MsE fssh Asp sHs k's sfsTvo Is nv adjoining
rms, on third a.. for rent together: occu::
if'09ehs ssisd n 81 ses5s
TWo-RooM SUITE M hrst Soo Il, downtown
ss s00Ss sss ss IT SIeP @sn's BRog
lsts AM And '1 sTs NJ Aws@Now ses remodel
8 sssS: 9ss ds III 'i;i G f
MODERN. newly decorated, centrally To-
SITE ssS ANb 0E ss FsoR SE suite rooms a1 lI "a,
bath .a4r Completely redee' s5S mo- sXeellsnt
ioss goth ST. NW.MNew m h buildins: ding 1st and
IND floors 900 So. IT. each; ready October
PRURIY, REALTY CORP. 1887 K St NV.
g! OYER Z 10000 SO. TT. on aoors. available
We have available numerous @ reliable d seaee con-
Germs who will rent balance at profit to
tssa ssar is BR5sx RFSTT
A. sshEsjtSssr. ts VT Z sssssi ss ne, llsS' eyes
f9sRsss' .na sfss ss:
sHsITsY sg|das 4 aJRS Sth 81 pT ssSs sss NV
large ICONS in exceptionsiiy wsll.iisHted
sps sRoWs s9VRsr saif!ps co 81
ss$:; e..
ISSal SSIySTr E M drSsS2 qsS9 .n..r, roon,
SEW isRsEs D iass s complss.d
No, 20 East Montgomery ave, Rockville,
BE- ssr .ss1ssIs S1RSssIs' 'Snrts9gse S s9ss Limited nH
EssIGasl EHSsa5s fSEaihed' SSsI $50 per month Can
ons soess es:s z It 12a 1ass e' 4S fsr sss ssss
GRoUND FLOOR OFFICE or storeroom of
MITCHELL MI IL oufcK. a2is aIs Penns HGs ave. @ Nv
CONTRACTORS and architects Once
space Immediately available in downtown
location. JOHN F. DONOHOE q SONS,
1871 9aa PfnYRs Eye sTkEEf sTf Fl kwroom n oos4 ONCE
suite available for immediate Scc9naney;
Union Trust Bldg, Ma. $3.50. %
DIGNIFIED, attractive ofdces, with un-
usual services and facilities; available to
responsible tenant. Box 319-D. Star. %
4 RMS. bath, End d.. 220S Wis, ave. suit
able doctor Or dentist once. Cali RUSSELL
sae saSfsi' issh 81. f. N.W.@old Natl law school
remodeled for ofice purposes, all rented
except approximately $50 SO. IT, on frst
floor rear, approx. 2.200 IT, in other part
II building. Can be seen at any time by
appointment. FREDERICK PATERSON,
NEAR YEA iGsn nath AND K sTs SIS. N.w.-Enatir.
building. approx. 10000 50. it,, vacant
oyner desires ,,,t to Lease to one tenant
MODERN SUITE. avail. immed Conv. Nv.
location; 500 50. #; indirect lighting;
ecoustical ceiling; linoleum noors private
entrance; private toilet; mod. furn. avail
L desired. Rent $50 month. Box 35s-E,
NEW OFFICES, plenty SPACE; & a. ssyailse,s for
NV. Nh. T6le, IA 1101. To-
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRclklA.

EXCELLENT ESTATE, 10, acres, oppor-
tunity to scauirs that liyeable show place;
floor. 2Is baths. 2 porches. i siassed In in.
! screened: beautiful brick walk. pool.
large barbecue and arbor in for
nal garden. There are also 2 four room
frame houses, barns, dual copper water
owner will take back. entire trust and $3.50
month; Complete picture display Of this
TY Co. exclusive agent 220l Wilson blvd. /,
.Tl AllS,Xa Xa 81 81 lagN0l ,ngS0 sSlv az aI2a g.
81 900 cash required HARRINGTON h
ROBINSON. Owens 6077. OK 1l60.--e
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STORES MANIEp.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, . small store
suitable for dry cleaning establishments
in nice neishhorhood Lons lease IL.
ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATION with excel.
credit and character reference would ike
Dupont Circle or Conn. ave section.
Boz I0e-C. star. "a
SMALL STORE OR OFFICE on street level.
with display window. In rv. section. rea-
sonable rent. responsible tenant. EN-.
SUITABLE LOCATION for hardware store
or space in large appliance store AT.
$50 10
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STORES FOR RENT.

DRESSES, millinery, alterations, etc un-
usual opportunity for enterprising perkpn
20 open bsslness with opportunity TO fRs
at place OF business. Three, room Kitchen
at sidewalk level In new apt. bldg Elee-
trlcsl advertising siEn permissible, Nd
Joins park and shopping center, on main
thoroushfare. with a trading area OF at
least 10000 people Reasonable rent.
WAYERLY TAYLOR, INC, RE 1850
STORE, suitable for ofieeS, ground floor.
L J. C OWE. son Eve ST. III
sSf, n sb ST. mS SwiSItseys sssissp ssd
f4 i7ss k top It nv pl0 re fs lisa NSAif conr' %
NEW STORES, ei9-9al Ifth NV, good
for any type business. ME. 7sls. RA.
.aI;-aiIs NICHOLS AVE. sg.-suitsbls
for drugs, sifts, food, appliances, etc: next
PROPOSED eolored theater. j. c, WELDON
iIo6 18th ST. Nw.--wnl remodel entire
,2nd floor for responsible tenant; rent.
500 Ma 35ls or ia 6692. 10
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND

bETHESDA bUNGALOW-Brick bungaIoV
near naval HOSPITAL. with sunny rms
heat: a level, wooded lot A GOOD buy st
Sl2 800. Exclusive with NORTHWEST
BEATTY; sE .TRts Oliver dn .oa oSs7. ...o %
d. C; 6-rm house, elec., h-a h waIer
in kitchen, small barn, chicken house:
iand Ian suitable naas for sosdIyisien. Priced 70
I; Hurley, Brosius Buildins, Rockville.
Z room house on big wooded lot II miles
d. c line. Near Rockville. Completely
furnished. Terms MURDOCH REALTY
sH e7oA. -o
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SILVER sPRING,. MD.-We oner soma
excellent industrial and commercial prop
erty. facing railroad and street, close in:
reasonably priced SILVER SPRING
REALTY Co, NC. sH. 1852 or Sligo
About $4,000 so. FT. industrial sround.
in D. c., on 8. & O. Railroad, under So
per Il, A. NJ. ROTH, woodward BLDG.
BUILDERs-choice sround
in vicinity Of Catholic University, consists
of $4,000 so. fl. Of which 15,400 50. IT. is
zoned 1st commercial located on 18th St;
preliminary plans can for 5o-unit apt:
house and 3 stores. For full particulars
can MT. shs,rs M; 54oo; until S pm.
NV, ME. 5400, Washington's Complets
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Nesr 4th and Rhode
Island ave n.e.-Buy for your own busi-
ness. Save a long haul 10000 50. ft..
80 80 #: on rr; Price S s9 So #; This Is =
S1ofsrEI ts,sl sE today Attention.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-2s. 900 sa. #. Of
and zOned industrial; located at end Of
Bonifant st. back of Silver Spring Sub
urban Bank; bound on north by Green St:
must be sold; price, So per 50. 1T. Ex-
elusive listing with T. S. PRICE & CO.,
NE, 1880, or. call Mr. ingram, Pleasant
4 lo3l ~"~--l~T---s=E-
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TAKOMA PARK. m.-Potentisl income
producing property; convertible to 3 or 4
family house; near stores and bus: priced
right. Call for further information Nc
CAULEY REALTY CO., SH. 6412, SH. 64SS
HOME AND INCOME kits. 2 baths,
separate entrances; 8-room house on nice
lot 60x100. This house is only Z years
old and is in good condition: bargain
VIM. J. MARTIN. NO. 2141 till 8 pm. III
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STORES FOR SALE.

DGs sEIF-sERvTCE-Sso rental includes
apartment. excellent business opportunity
for couple; no agents. II. 4503 for ap-
poinIment. Is
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FAIRFAX COUNTY-Cebin, "a miles fron,
d. G; for week ends; 7b acres woods;
hunting hrepfaee: kitchenette: eiectricity,
etc. NO. 6S36
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE FOR SALE OR LEASE
Brick bldg, stories; approx 40x6O: on
railroad: IA acres land, outskirts Of Alex
sndria,, Va. In Fairfax County; zoned in
@ RHYMoNp dAINEs. tel. Al. 024s. 3.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
oFFIcfs FOR RlNT tcoNT.l

sioo. Aise ist-hoor spses.Ti
arse loom .?sxsh tlSl5o cIl ttls
dept Lxo NJ BERNSTEIN q co, Ms.
FOR DOCTOR. dentist or ooth---Excelsht
location, where medical and dental services
are needed. Detached house hrst n has
Z full rooms and inelnsed porch Ind II,
. rms Kitchen and bath basement has
shower and Law oil heat, automatic. INV.
parkins space, In vic Minnesota and Va.
ayes Sc. Plenty. Of room @ sueleels.
Ii 53os; ewes and sun. IL 1901 --tp
APPROX, 400 so II. very reAsonabley -.pra
By Of Standards, WAKEFIELD REALTY
MODERN OFFICES. \ or 4 rooms nswjy
remodeled and decorated; beat central To-
cation nfer Maynower RE l17l Ill
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

pEsk SPACE for rent in contraetofs &c
nee aeeretarlal service II desired Call
QE. 1899 or RA 1850 a
WE CAN FURNISH you downtown mailing
address and telephone answering service,
DESK SPACE for rent In 200 block st.
NV desk and chairs furnished. Call Ex.
$3.50 or DU aAHO Id
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OFFICES WANrEp.

credit and character references Sea" nssds %
approximately or Z rms In once hl3a
or ist or End q, in converted bids eex
SERVICE ORGANIZATION desires sI1Au
once and conneetins garase for l-ten
utility truck, both on street moor, I'm
Washinston or vicinity, Would share
space having these facilities Reasonable
rent. October LIST occupancy, Box 3o4.E.
NKfIoNAL UNION needs approsims,s,y
200 square foet OF space for TIA executive
otnee IN elevstorsd once building Contact
WM j FACHLER, 1888 Broadway, New
YORK City. Walkink n.1alh So
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sRofERTY F1R Ktnr.

in central D. C.. OH B. & .Oa Railroad
siding, with loading platform, with H2,400
arate brick once bldg with oil heat. on
grade with street, perfect access for lars--
est trucks; more ground available II
needed; $3.50 per month, 5-yr. lease. A.
NJ. ROTH, Woodward Bldg, Ma. 1885.