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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-03-28

The current propensity of Republicans and Demo
Gratis alike vie for the dubious honors of which
do the most thorough job of 'redbatng is not dis
similar to couple of little boys taking turns hitting
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-03-28
Let The, People Know /.

Earlier this column commented the value of
efforts being put forth by the Park County Trades
Labor Council Livingston, in advising people down that
way on what their representatives were doing. Follow
ing up their activities during the both session. the
council last week through the medium of the Gateway
Echo shopping publicized the voting records of
the Park county delegation II important measures
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-03-28

complete favor of the public. The public
may not have been very clear in it's mind just
what it expected from the majority party, but
now the public is sure that it isn't getting
what it wants.
And the majority's leadership is just plain
scared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-31
RADIO LOG KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU "The Voice of Alaska"

WEDNESDAY EVENING 5:0O-Magic Carpet. 5:15-G. I. Give.
 5.30-Totem Talk Forecasts. 6:00-Pan-Am News. 6.15-Words with Music. 6:30-1947 Review.
 7:00-Time Out.
 Standard News-Forecasts. 7:30-Pays to Be Ignorant 8:o0-Stars of Yesterday. 8;30-Abbott and Costello. 9:00-Radio Theatre. 9:30-Supper Club.
 9:45-Alaska Line News. 0:00-Pamaray Time. Forecasts.
 (KINY will go on the air New Years day at HOO a. m. and will rebroadcast any football games it can pick up on short wave. The Rose Bowl game will be heard at approximately 200 pm) All programs are subject to change
 without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekdays at
 800, 9:30 A. M, and 12 Noon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-31
BONNIE J0 GR0NRO0S
 FLIES 10 MISSOURI

Mrs. Harold B. Groonroos has left via Pan American to fly to Fulton, Missouri where her grand mother is suffering from a ser ious illness.
 Mrs. Gronroos is the Executive Secretary Of the American Red Cross chapter here, and during her absence the office will be closed. Anyone wishing to contact the Red Cross may see either President B. D. Stewart in the Territorial Department of Mines or Vice-President Burke Riley in the Governors Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-31
ANNUAL MEETING

Members of the Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Association will hold their annual meeting in the office of the Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Association at 119 Seward Street on Wednesday, January IA, l949, at 3 pm.
 First publication, Dec. 31, 1947. Last publication, Jan. ', l948
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-31
N O T I c E

I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by any person other than myself.
 (748-Mar. 1 Steve Feist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
TWO FEATURES
 WILL BE SHOWN
 AT 1oTH CENTURY

Strange Triangle the story of an irresistible woman who drove men irresistibly to murder, is one of two exciting films scheduled to open at the 2oth Century Thea tre tonght
 Co-starring Preston Foster and beautiful Signe Hasso, the picture is said to be one of the most intriguing mysteries ever to issue from the 20th Century-Fox studios.
 Set in California, and relating its story through @ ser.es of ab- sorbing "flashbacls. the film lays bare the thrill-packed tale Of a woman who sought love and found murder
 The other feature on the pro- gram this weekend is They Made Me A Killep" starring Robert Lowery and Barbara Britton. It tells rapidpaced, suspenseful story of an on-the-!2vel guy who unwittingly becomes involved in robbery and murder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at I:3O P. M today

MARINE FORECAST PERIOD ENDING SATURDAY EVE north southesey of souhwery winds 10 20 miles Partly fog the channels tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
Congress Must Supply Alaska Needs or Give II Freedom As Siaie,
 Senators Are Advised

(Continued from Page OneJ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
CERTIFICATES OF
 BIRTH ARE READY

Firth Registration ReCoris for the following children have been received at the Public Heath Gen. ter, 3l8 Main Street. Parents may call for the certificates on Thurs day from l to 4 D. m, when the regular Child Health Conferences are held. Here is the list:
 Johanna Brown, Ivan William Blu cholz, Vivian May Cropley, Sylvia Renie DeMers, Michael Maitland Eddy, Diana Marie Eller, George Robert Flint, Craig Michael K Forrest.
 John Deidrick Geyer, Edward John GiovaneIti. Lois Ann Gould, Mary Kathleen Hayes, Marjorie LaVernc Howard, Kathleen Marie Jack, Linda Lu-Ann Jensen, Yvonnc May Rosenberger.
 Linda Gene Lockridge, Robert Wayne Loescher, Betty Jane Lynch, Timothy Brian Mclaughlin, Janea Glynne Murphy, Joy Carol Orme. Yvonne June LaMoore.
 John Thomas Robert, Jr.. Sally Virginia Shattuck, Mary Catherine Thibodeau, Geraldine Carol Va valis, Ronald Alan Vienola, Joseph Timothy Whiting, Jr, Marilyn Ann Wise and Patrieia Lee Wright.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
DOUBLE FEATURE BILL AT WEEKEND,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Zane Grey's Sunset Pass and Universals Danger Woman" the the double features this weekend at the Capitol Theatre.
 Banditry in the Old West of six ty years ago is the basis of Sun set Pass" RKO Radios newest outdoor drama featuring James Warren.
 based on Zane Grey's famous novel of the same name, the pie ture deals with the exploits of a pair of express company agents rounding UP an outlaw gang in Alizona. The two officers identify suspected memters of the band but cannot find conclusive evi- dcnce against them.
 A young rancher with a pretty sister bank employee and a ranch foreman turn out to be the leaders of the group. A train rob Eery, bank hold-up and tEe roar of siX-guns keep the story action moving at a breathless pace.
 Brenda Joyce, Don Porter and Patricia Morrison have the lead ing roles in Universals Danger Woman" the other feature of the double bill.
 Plot of the timely new picture deals with a scheme to rob a young scientist of fabulous atomic secrets which he proposes to use for peace tine commerce
 Directed by Lewis D. Collins, the exiting film has Kathleen How ard, Milburn Stone and Samuel s. Hinds in it's supporting cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12

During the war Australia woolen mills at sydney expanded produc- ton to 75o,0o0 yards Of cloth an- nually.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12

He concluded with his belief that the Bristol Bay salmon resource is sufficient to provide good in- comes for three times the 800 fish ermen that worked there this year
 Yesterdays long hearing here concluded the business of the Butler committee in Alaska. The Senatorial party left for the States this morning aboard the Princess Louise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12

longshore strike, he listed foul things needed to bring waterfront peace:
 l 1-Closer working relationships between Alaska local unions and their international headquarters.
 2-International longshore union representative stationed in Alaska | 3-Grievance machinery in all maritime labor contracts.
 4-Port rules and working condi- ticns put in writing.
 Also, he added, Alaska trade should be opened to San Francisco, Portland and other Pacific Coast ports besides Seattle. Haas ap- pended his opinion that longshore wage rates in Alaska are not lex horEitant" Alaska longshoremen, he said, have Is percent wage differential over West Coast long shoIemen, where Federal govern ment workers get 25 percent diff ferential and living costs-in Ju- neau-are 45 percent higher. 1 Statehood Sales Talk Opening witness at the afternoon hearing was George Sundborg, who presented persuasively phrased sales talk for statehood based on two principal contentious:
 That opponents have misrepre- sented the cost factors; that the chief opponents of statehood are the exploiting interests who bene- | fit under the present status and are fighting to keep it unchanged.
 That statehood in itself would cure many of the difficulties pos cd as barriers to it.
 Previously, during the morning hearing, Mildred Hermann had re- viewed her testimony before the House Public Lands Committee, in which she listed now untaXed categories of business" which are potential sources, she said, of the additional revenue needed to sup port State of Alaska. To the list she yesterday added a severance tax" on mining. With pulp de- velopment, she asserted, and with the increased proportion of rev. enues from land and timber sales that would be available to a state, returns from the forests alone would be practically ade- quate to support statehood" Her finger pointing at more and more possible new taxes drew a rejoinder from Committee Chair man Butler that the Republicans in Congress had tried to get the tax load down, also reduce the ex- pense of government. The field of income taxation, he remarked has been pretty well pre-empted by the Federal government.
 Mrs. Hermann argued that the 58 percent of Alaska taxes that have been paid, on the average, by the canned salmon industry, is decep- tive because the industry pays taxes on what it produces, not on 1 the value it receives.
 l She stated the Territory this year will get only $84,000 in taxes from a Bristol Bay red salmon pack worth $24.O0O 000-of which approximately half goes out ir production costs, the other $l2.000,- 900 to the cannery owners.
 The morning session also heard arguments by:
 Norman c. Banfield, who besides drawing assurances of defeat oi the Lemke Bill by his condemna- tion of that measure, also pre- sented a Juneau Chamber of Com merce resolution setting forth the decline of the Southeast Alaska pink salmon runs, calling for bet ter enforcement and research, ant presented the inadequacy of tht $50 limit on burial fees for vet.
 terans, ill Alaska. He asked fay
 orable consideration of proposed
 legislation to raise the limit t S250.
 Burke Riley, presenting loca
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12

Inefficient visicn is a major cause of highway accidents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
FATHER OF JUNEAU
 WOMAN pA5SES AWAY

P. c. Stevens, father of Mrs. Henry Lorenzen, passed away yes terday at his home in Tacoma, according to word received here by Adj. Lorenaen of the Salvation Army
 MT Stevens was for many years bridge tender for the City of Tacoma. Funeral services will be held tomorrow
 Mrs, Lorenzen went south when her father became ill Adj. Loren zen will take the Princess Norah south next week for brief va cation before returning to Juneau with bis wife
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12


 WEATHER SYNOPSIS The yesterday northern of souhwad the Rerng Sea and thence penetrating Southeast Alaska the immediate coastal An miles south Kodiak and Gulf of Alaska tomorrow morning Ram has the Vancouver Island points western Canada the Alaska and the Aeuan Islands Snow 1e Alaska yesterday Freezng northwestern Alaska slightly below normal over Southeast yesterday along the Puget Sound the Gulf Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
MRS. WARNER SOUTH

Mrs. Aileen Warner. owner of the Charles G. Warner Co.,. Machine Shop, is an outgoing passenger on the Princess Louise She will stay in Seattle for ten-day visit before her return home.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
lNvesrMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

building. Price times income Sf! Of sso. so. S.
$s$ ';S's e. ;SSs'n FIX 4s5 ts's
GGRP., TIS4 Im1%. IRea1lt%ors. DU; s55s; .
SSa'sf e..h = sass
Slows fass Sa hY Riy Messs gosp sH Resso7 as7 Tt n
CSoSRRNER BRICK BUILDING, near Cath
Ss un sa4 st0Ffs Tenant sne pay: at M uss an9s
sS;' @ ass
NsAisi Nfaii' IA t. t. AND AiaD' PARK RD.-5-story
corner apt. BLDG; lse. units. low rents,
SSRHS SSSS sT! s!'s's |sE f4ss Ess SsF,9s
We'll We'll LoeArE6 new s' 4-,.m,ly apt. each
:!s:,nE ssis Moss. tfsd siss s7: n
sPEcgLxT1oN. s.w; and com. aBx1a5. to
aesm fFsas En- aa n1' Nh fls8 xs saR
sftcgEA1i1os. 81 sSzSi s.w.-5-rm.. b.,, 2 blk.
So; s. ss9 cash; Ssll MR. TA5IEk: RE: 5000
year-oid; beautiful new brick. s-unit apt
scS,s ssss visS sMo .a sps .ie.
bYs az door; monthly income, $325:
aoMs SSS 1so As5 81 nHVsessg1mrNr4-tamily HVsssg1 ls du-
apt. contains iiy. rms. bsdrm.. dinette.
Kit and nor,b bath iss conersts
& son, pI. $3.50; ewes, FIR. .0e91. la
tenants under e1pired leases; Excellent spot spot
psons MrdSr r das RHppr sAa 4oB S1ss
ment ne ,lass Rlas" D1. bol5; ewes. and sun.
s;Sa S%sEk / is., M1I SACRIFICE ae;uPit ~,
pfced Ga ses5oo. .ncas csli Us usniea foI
sEPT = SRUso' NC. eos 0is0' St. NV. w.
THREE 4-FAMILY FLATS in modern bidgs.
in excellent ne. location. / and bedrm.
esffs es su5ShS SSS S doH as
stSs s brR SRE5k HI SzHS aF TIL ESs nai
SEE. Ell ss ssSs es ss.h 9saa4e It h rsa
IBRASNER' 81. 754o: eves., WI. es44. is
At ~ a less sh Than ssyen years old priced
hS each apsrtmens rented aIs1 for rr9S5 So
month: convenient to shopping schools and
one olock to the bus. For further details,
call ca Mr Clark. 81. 1880, with BEITZEIL,
toIoREGD-se-uN1r BLDG, near r1s 11stn
and You sts. n.w.---To settle estate; rents,
ss 5ssa REeS ~ 'hfR f7s7 n sRss
modern building on large lot facing on
streets. yill show better than oa, zoned
only WILLIAMS REALTY CO.. sos In.
yestmsnt Bldg. ma: 1893. 10
4 rms. and bath upstairs;
hh;-w;h.; $10,500; possession. Cali Mr.
Shsshan, RA. 1882. COX b CO.
$9aq sdn dmnonth; ia EoSd nv. section; price,
s LsIpHtt, liaI9 m MI m ag69, with MAX c.
s:Ia%MAMEIEz ssfIh%AEEz, ASa. b. haS6stsr in good eonal-
snS p.rH ana Ia d.v;ise plea t 9Rss
NJ; Franklin for inspection appointment.
WWEAyEE BROS, INC. WASHINGTON Bldg,
OI. S3Q0s AVAnfnRA G1Ahe
Evening star., 1947-12-18
LOTS FOR SALE

A.asre lot with attractive valley i view SvSad and
ah kosEgr sss IL 1s'asass E. MsRs3R Ss
cUs co: Esaltors; % 5shoreham Bldg. MA. 1880:
eNE.A eeSfs: AckE Iii 81 ibHWynpna SITE. in mis ne.ss,
sprinsbrook Forest. where careful planf,ins
and ani1.p protsctiye nS assure LASTING
sS1 ssas shoppn. assars eems eens.
W.sh;nstsn; priesa aa'i as ioV .1Om ss
with no assessments Of any iind: cash or
MSss fea ssatol el.t sz Gn asce 5cseuist 49,
ess 1ooi7o sh'e fess s76c 6S' city Ss,Sss.q Wsss9
electric, phone and mail service. train
ast.a tna bus S9.ssaSs
II miles to pennsylSsnis Iva ''4ss Rsilposd nas
eo Npsfnass a,cs cross 9yeIpaass' continue mile
once open daily and Sunday, 66eaI Is a.m Until Until
TKYyaStsStljs Ky'M SalSs 0i97 q Onion Ss4s: Ign sa'
;sSHs ;sss sssl :at Ia III; ssd ;sssS a s &
yAHsFaEkSS yAHsSFKahE ST. SAkER AakERsa' 3sy9l e.. S.s,
ssss so saaPiRO II m sd dEs'&i1'i ME- iz
s5y;& e: $::s; ses '' a As:i,
thing; bus 1 Blk from ground; - close 10
GSeorgie ave; ebout 500 sq. IT,. s2- II.
nyRti {SySRti y sSps SEnsr =, aT s!h 74s7.
&c. &c.,; sss s;''''' ai'iE gssfia
LOT. b1xls7 n, on p.ney Branch hiy "a,
must be sold, $3.50; rood location. Cali
Mr; Bramksn, DI. 800 or DI. 4704,
s6l4eEf sd X4e6EEfs o, rolling, p,rt,v vood:d 40 70,
on paved, road in Montsomery County.
This tract offers speculative investment
ao). property now being developed. Attrac.
prlce for quick sale. Call MR. HEATER.
BURNT MILLS HLLs-choice homssits
ot $4,000 square feet. beautifully wooded
csll Mr.. HEATIRs b. 1000. 20 sd'''
Evening star., 1947-12-18
BUSINESS PRopsRT. FOR SALE.

bVSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
End COMMERCIAL. M st. NV. vicinity
atsy MteGn'n so6S So
sss xs:ainE:sas ss Rsssi sds 81 %hsSNs ss9o
ssF bs. atA ssss.s,a: Sc :,si:;
and 2 apis. above; no leases; suitable any
ssIl NJ SdS5 S6S9oo coMtr S' RsHssA REA1TY TY
SMALL fsg gi-ssroRYs rs sr6ExE 81 PROPERTY pRopr2s for
ssaleEseGsI zSSin osssion for beauty paElor
SorhoOd can be Doasht On sea
SssHDi9s' Mtsss Massh Witt IT, RSsfsFf RsSsifsf
bdsM NJ sso eU sSs Sia'sss 81 s RS
18th AND H SITS. Nw... facing Pa. ave.
oaaz os sSsn bSsy sgs
ssess .sa "a sae
RaSsa te' sRsEsas s5R9sREislasa 't's cS 8. Fl
Nfs Nk IL ssass xNb NbnstfutN1o%R 4 .aSss
Sriek, stories, Il rms S.ths' eiI IIYasa hsss.
R1oyIG kssissT: ssslaslS: saSSlS; sasA sssas. sas7
eoRNHfih,n ses'R Fl nS DoRRskryoS%sSN ri ryS%sSN soooo.,o n,
6ids Il sound eondisioal '' suissSis isssSn'fns FL
$S s;;si'is;i;S S$s $$5, s5$s sSSs
MoDEkN pANeEE HALL. restaurant, SS Seer
on sale; 6-acre park; boating, fishing;
beautiful prswar stone home Tor buyer:
located in Va; terrific buy ut SSb, 900.
p3 FSr &c s%omp;ete % information, consult THE
N0kTH C4pIroL AND MASS. ave. nv
spa Rss5ias lot business. bUoatkeo. Mc
CORNER. facing Geo, Wash.
SLY. N asnsslg popylatsd residential
at $4,000. Call Mr.. Norris. ST., WOOD
y, warp = M9RR1s' Realtors, 723 goth st.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. CT
10,
FARMS FOR SALE (cent. J

n9DERICK COUNTY, MD.-67- acre farm
With TO acres Of woodland and lse. brick
house. located On Route 40. The house
bssh. Tspiscss sUhs iss poreh.. wnlm
Sir heat. The property also includes a-caI
garage. barn with b9mt:. misc. farm bldEs.,
fruit trees and small fruits; very reason
pTeperty may be purchased With farm tools oit
truck. horses. cattle piss, chickens. corn,
hay and misc; fodder for $2o, 900; Call MI
Sylvester, with ROBERT !. MeKEEvER
CO; CO: Realtors; So shoreham sldss MA. 455o;
4 sSss CxTTIEMAN's II: rARm-7ee acres, most.
ly all cleared and in excel. condition. In
Isrss s proporsion of lana IS 1--we. Ss
iesaias shsd ovnsr 0ia1 new 0as shIeshine l ' ovsg
81 s5 II cas this ised ye.1 and
in neld. Tenant house. The Old stone
mouse tas, needs rsm1deing' but Is Of sound u
sSsa 'laa res
sl5, 900 cash. bal. 1st trust by owner. For
9sS IN 2sF NJ fa1sE RsatSss
FAiKFAxx couNrY-4o acres, wooded,
mostly I large white oaE timber. 797 Il:
p4opss S1 LIZ bS nice
acreage with stream a miles D. c.
4e5i H4ITY rs.4 sG d. e. 1&fsrssR & H
sSosAcRE DAIRY rARM-rhis outstand-
ing dairy and stock farm is In a splendid
location and in high state Of cultivation.
80 acres alfalfa. The new modern 81
stanchion. tile-brick dairy barn with 1
brick and 8 large. cement silos are new
Estimated cost, $4,000. Large bank barn
Tor livestock, 40x60; lee. hay storage shed,
2 tenant houses; main house needs re-
modelling. Including all heavy farm equip
ment, hay and feed now on property at
. price Of $65,00O. Only $4,000 cash,
bal. LIST trust with owner For informa-
EAsTMAN l. STEELE, Realtors. "A. sseo
219 ACRES, go acres cleared; $4,000; sale
Tor cash or terms; rs acres in nav, is
acres in wheat, rs acres pasture land:
S11 SS1o1odiand contains around 5000 crossties,
SOG ss cosds pulpwood. shout 8 carloads Of
aapple trees; Broom house, new barn PAX
56, also corn crib and henhouse. good run
MS water: located in Orange County
northeast Of Locust Grove. Va, on i'm
proyed hiehway. Contact J. j. BOYD,
Evening star., 1947-12-18
IkAllERS.

SEE THE SUPER TRAnERS-Just arrived.
The beau beautiful l94s Indian Super Chief. 80
ssa asf ssa shGfnsi fHsisn hsf es,.n ssss5
The nationally famous Trotwood, de luxe,
With elect. refrigeration. sl,e4b; standard
eosshss ..e LIZ sG5 Rey gAE "a Sssd
Z: s. Roats i. B.rxyn. Ma. To. 1s4s. IT,
psaHtifql ess1a birch interior. III aluminium *:
lisntins elec. SraEss % iiiaminassa asIeSdens doos
nandies and many other modern improys-
sI;1!s ssS ssa Ave- ana colssS|is
sTAkToS sJ. MzS,oksIEss y to .irslsn.
exterior. Thoroughiy insulated. slss.
rs S2iisa o. l. sss.;a sSarsNss ass
81 E0sfs sfMrhx I. AMAZED when you
SEP into o,,,'r onr Ss.ntifuI spacious. compact
nasonite and aiuminum; Constructed by b
Americas leading manufacturers: prices
ennp.4s ena .1es .sS sS s,,v msss every need
BEN BENT a Luggage Of beat trailer to DO
ssss! ~ rd 1850 W.
Eitshsn, large siec refrr. 'ssss shower 'sfsi snd
q? as:s 's:s nSSss Elves di'9sa: so:
sssS a.s;: s;.s: 70 os;Pss REESE cS s:
SCHULZ. ,frave!o. American. Howard and
Sly ef ssss, s5ss oess yss :rss cur % d
trailer coaches s are somplsssiy fas fuin. and at
tfailers can bs financed on easy terms
81! SSia g: sas:'s .s: Fl s$sss' s., 1Sss
sI:a,. NIw AM, s',, USED hoy. rRALEH
ssaehfs Sa sa eshn ss's on s.5 4nss pss
sSy; sg5.s 4 sss!
Ists sHSio All fhSpe ov .rsl; sss
nov On display at NATIONAL TRAuER
shaanass shaas' ~ Sooge 4eoss osals. ave. Rivsreais' Md.
LIBEfTY TRAILERs-knjoy the eomfor.
q aisssa ResE ssEsris Rslss Il sssa sEs
.snaspa sssssr Mo- H. 12 sd 's IT
sep! r. Gibbs s: 1s'' B. Xii luxe aSRasH Maso nsss
sfS Ssissy,i; EI|ysi 5 s1s!as. "a "a
4
VIZ yaeaTiosnS tfi ssssf 1927 sp5nf 4 "a a.
S .SS, n. .s,s, a, sny sSS g. es yss s:eps
less than months; missionary leaving
81. 16o: See at B Manor Circle, north,
lust on Carroll ave-. Takoma Park. after
Hses % s.1Es6on 1sssednai is-rT. Liberty; elect electric
water heater, Nelson dolly, awnings, built
In child's bunk; 81 ,9e5 or best offer under |
EfW EfWa'nss sMxfE asff 'iSR saaE R.i,in.sor electric
refrigerAtors, suitable for trailer tnstalla-
ton: for sale; b-ssar susrantee. TO.
sfIsASAers sIAAers CUSTOM BUILT, ",s", -aS Su.,
wheels senpietsiy equipped, iiis new. new
cost $4,000, 1916: ssertdes. S2, 900 deliv-
ssfSi sxsiz'x Naki1sju;s II s VT asse; ss,,,.a. .b.
1ozS indian super chief, S2-ft.
luxury homo with shower, twin bsds. b. y.
ss4 sish ssiS.h ssiS see M
noyaele sideeoard and tarpaulin; nesdI
29o5. -ls
Evening star., 1947-12-18
STORES ron RENr tcen.., i.

rsmod.. lss: show widow. and 6sns.: "a.
sirss!e 1sn 10 lcc. for q any IT type bust. Wo 3e1o;
e sllss. newly dsc. tue II i. sy1aaSS show aiSdo%:
s 'iaaVsis W. sGs v.s wo .ss ssle
$3.50 e. IT, ens5nee Saa on ia
LEASING dept. Leo q NJ Ma'f shRNsTsdN mTsd 0ssS. e..
issS tx kNn Is PHI PENNa. A1 Az S4oo oNw-rntiI1.s g.
!. 800 So It. per noor, Ground fioor store
heavy pedestrian trafic. Upper floofs may
be used in connection with business or as
9mSes 9rom ,fT Or appsaratSpents paaS I1pS,t lease
sosEs 1Ga aVaastE nm IN SA sxls sS1e p9oposs
shopping center located on Mayor "a.
rounded BY over so00 occupied apt. units;
others being constructed. For information
ans III n 4th sass r. fStSE gT 4nom, and 4.rn
tiled bath; newly remodeisd; suitable Tor
parlor. lunchroom or any other type Of
Rsini;s s EP S9s9s;ss f;ss ss H'
$as4 18th T sT nj N.wAIarse rse'st stope qept ssxso
plus full bsmt, pvt. rear parking space;
business: Ambassador Theater block. Can
NJ Gerber, LEGUM q GERBER REALTY
B6CKiNGHAM SHOPPING CENTER, serv-
ing an area Of 10000 people. Store.
theater. available March /. Suitable shop
for shoes, sport goods. candy store, auto
"chieken in the Rough or any tsEe-out
shop, book store or interior decorator.
Glsbe I'd. Arlinston. Va.
quarters. 7th st. sw. $s5 mo- and re-
STORE AND sToRAGE SPACE. s1s K st.
NV. End commercial, downtown, 9 stories.
hand elevator. 50 It. deep. 1871 It. 'front.'
MsR MsERs. sAeKss aStsssed double s'rase. NA: 5S2s4'
$50 SQUARE FEET, approx. 10 By go.
$s$s $$ss$s PEI %b %ei R9ia 1854 Nichols ave. sws IL
GEORGIA. AVE. AND KENYON ST. nv
Spis splsndiS legation fer any type of b1si-
SMALL SHOP. with or without stock; 2ooe
Fla: ave. NV; Gust east Of Conn.,. May
be seen any time, Ia
Evening star., 1947-12-18
TRAllERS Can't

95-FT. LBERTY HOUSE TRHiLER VIfk
Attached large INSULATED M porch slss4s g,
AAaItt;2wIsr AsIt;2sw1lsr LSt * cansIy ny cettsgs
talk OF the town Is the Gift. Indian Chief.
tain, and for S1.645 the famous ls-ft,
protwood de luxe with elec. refrigeratlont
standard model for 1.425. Other new ma.
tionally known makes on display. plus .
large selection OF new and used luggage and
home coaches. A. .'B. c. TRAILER SALES,
INC. q: 8 Rt. |, Berwyn. Nd. 10. 4e49.
LUGGAGE, bantam, 8 mos. old, water.
proof cover. 1855 31st st. NV. MI. SOFA.
lie
PALACE TRAILER, 1s43 model. furnished;
vii take S400 or best offer under. Tower
T YoU WANT THE BEST In trailers, sec
STANLEY H. HoRNER, INC. Trailer Cen.
ter, 9th and Fla. ave. ne, FIR. 1921. All
Aluminium heae.n c}n.sss Xasaeond rms: h9t.yasss
Hollywood bed, with storage space With
comb; ice and refsI,: bottle gas ranges;
and Palace Wolverine. Trailers bought and
sold New available, comb. ice and elec.
refrfeeratnr