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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IIth ST. NV, near K-1st-comm. bricki
10 rms, bath, ETC.; easy terms; priced at
fa!k pakNsFEiS slsfS0 eo G5 14ls II 0 st. nv 1Eo Il
sth sTs Nw;t list, sns
house in rear; good monthly incomsi NE, Can ,;13
IN; + w Ezo NJ n sfHFsFrfS gf55 CO.: y 1siS
+ FoR + nixi lease ~ or SALE Super market
property with ample parking: built an, and
gon Msy fa'e Se eurehased sa Close s as
{2~ asslSsa
PSnd Sds hT fiji PIus o. near ase capitol
5idr, and business; offers splendid SI,1T: SppoT:
eos eoupe. Consists tea Ot sestory 'O and Ssmt
completely renovated. New eauipm1ent, It,ai in
etc. ETC. Offers s. wide variety Of possibilitiss
RALY RRsn sd 3D. 5os sNss MI Ga 4ss4
Si4,s5o for, a 2-story brick commercial
zened, near busy NE corner; sSGG9 EM,H d9wp;
VII g6s ss ssg'usus sDponsmsns cali
BLADESsBuRG RD.. :1st commerci.l1s
164-ft. front on Bladensburs rd;, and
another goS With y approx; $4,000 So IT. and and
sseas e ss is0rsi uNaE T1SfhSuss
iaa Syn NJ cg5lpF Ho 17ss ,5e2. re,tsu
modern rsas anf tits' gas BATH, on 81. acres. Vide
% o sna s hwy s.ns as. be e.
i,EassS' 5Pos. L: p MCGEE KiNo' 1851 s'0Si wiIson
OFFICE BLDG, yielding excel. incoms-
throughout. Present lease. yrs; to run.
kog me- Ask foa4 tPF vtEnons NM sss Ave- H5SFx b
REsTAURANT-Large dining rm.,, kit,
AND an' bath. md noor @ irontins on main hwy.
purchaser to assume the 1st trust Of
slos nad Pay sa sas
OFF 14th ST. NV. Is77 Irving st.l-
mediate possession. Call Mr.. Markell with
SHAPIRO, INC, ME. 1717 or ewes. Ia,
COMMERCIAL CORNER on Baltimore
s rooms and bath; all modern equipment,
including oil heat. income from stores,
S2.1oo per year: the residence is nicely
fessional snsI tSi of,ces Or a tourist home, or
can be converted into additional CONNER
cial space, A full value with good future
20
8597, with SHANNON g. LUcHs CO., 1908
spLENDHD s Il; DID &c coMMaRc1AL possibilities.
$3.50; near Cheverly, one block to stores,
school, bus vacant 6,rm, house in fair
easy, terms. ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740,
VfCINfTY VneiI fiSy DUPONT cIRcLE-Ideal loca-
tion for a. cleaner or any type Of bust
possession: apis. above viii provide sum
Client INCOME to carry AIRY building lsh For fur
with J. DALLAS GRADY d SON. DI. 1880;
eHa eEes'; nj FS HcH Hsad ~ at rua-s,o-v bsict
house with IL rooms. 2 baths; zoned 1st
commercial: SULLIVAN BROS, 1890, K
WISCONSIN AVE.-First commercial lot,
55x125, with large additional rear lot for
auxiliary use. OR 1922 or WI. 1857
DETACHED PROPERTY on apartment site
with 70-ft. frontage, opposite proposed new
hospital center; 10 rooms and baths,
furnished: excellent income; 3-room, kitch-
en- and bath apartment in basement: 2.car
garage; oil heat. OR. 4232; eyes,, WI.
1857.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1854 TO 1888 YOU ST. NV buildings
can be rented separately or together One
3s, 900 50. IT.: available immediately: ex-
celIent loading facilities; ideal for ofhce
space. wholesale, distributors printer,
warehouse, etc. KAss REALTY CO. EN-
ii i1.s a1st ST. N.w.-s7, 900 SO. #. of noor
space plus roof parking; ideal for ONCE,
auto salesroom, printer, wholesale, dis
tributor, garage, warehouse, etc. KASS
REALTY CO., EN-. 800. a
$50 NEW YORK AVE. N.W-Attracti
garage-typ bldg, approx. 1000 50. it with
ONCE space. in the heart OF downtown;
suitable for any 2nd comm. business. VIII
give long lease. MA. 1916; ewes. GE.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND end TRUST LOANS - Promps
cali call COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co. BIT
MoNsY st6 Ss nS oN sIcoND SE SsD0 TRUST We VIII
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Md.
q W. ReasoRabs ogM5ksrMENr TsssS coRkP okiohsAfs oqsfs
1MRfSi BERENTER Isa',se' q CO. o" pf. 1894,
st AND End TRGsT LOANS on real estate
1st, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
"a hours. Also financial aid to builders.
SECoND TRUST NOTE for sale. secured
in D. C. property. Call MR.. BROWN RE
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
gAs glEs'ns eo or s67 sta R!0Rsss, hh AMEN
tlement. FULTON R. GORDON: 1427 Eye
St BUY w. sna RI ASD 49, srd HFGhss TausT
mediate answer, no dilly dallying. Z. A.
GARVEY DI. 45Os. 1713 NJ st, NV.
ist TRUST LOANS on real estate: 10y
rates, terms or mo. payments. ~.
WALsHE INC. lib Eye st. NV, MA.
9s9'a 9st, End, srd TRUST LOANS, nearby MO-
fsi H taS e s, SS Ss2: '7' NV H.
Without excessive title charles Or apprsisal
fees low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP, s3S Investment Bldg. DI. s672.
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PARKING LOTS.
AUToMo1IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION.! We
carry q large stock of sood-quality seat
covers In popular colors They viii also
At other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation II desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving ST.
MoToRs-Plymouth, $3.50;
Dodge, 1882 fluid drive, S275. Installed
complete; guaranteed, 4s-hr. service.
FLEIsHER's GARAGE, 426 Eye st. NV
MA. 9409. -6
TIRES WANTED Of any kind: 34x4h or
5. Mr.. GEORGE FUSS, a23 e St Sc. IS
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hour
service; electric treated sections II your
tire Is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO., Washington's
Largest Pontic Dealer: 1887 Irving st.
NV, Ap. $500. Quick. efieient service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAnEhs-lmmedia
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1887 Irving St NV. AD. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
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oFEjcEs FOR RENT CONT,

conn. 49, ooo So f. II in modern sls1 a,;;
Vii give lease. Z caii SAcsf MIR. es BRxNT. ok
81. NV, near 10th: entire End floor,
e1sS sleyator Service furnished: ideal Tor adSer.
tsng
KNG CO, established 1895, Real Estate
and Insurance. 21l0 Nichols ave. s,e.' Ii
MODERN BASEMENT OFFICES on ground
floor level, suitable for doctors, lawyers
bath; available October l: 5000; ls2o
INC; : Dupont CIRCLE; Ru; 1as4 -, -s
faWfEk fsl9 MA ass4 os ExEcur1vE-Larre ON ONCE,
fHTn qntuf ind in e nsv seere,aaa
business; Box 2a4.K; Star Star. tr,,. - -,
mo; secy. service. WEIsHAAR. 1925 Conn.
fss 1850 gfrrHRsos gK 4il| rI, of Conn; ss5Tssn s
fessional office space; two private lavstories,
private entrances front and rear; p%srkins %
sssSs T2sos ' hfs' ss
cESTuR9 thSSas5is9 BLDG. BLDG, 412 5th st. NV
81 's IT, size.aix4s, C outside lisht: excellent
sasinsss tSr rsHGR aag GEHs
Realtors. 73s 18th st. NV" D1. $3.50
ONE BIG ROOM, 1900 So. it., gould be
used for photograph studio, for tailor shop,
Sekfa IS HGI 'a sus6s E o2 pr.
sees fen spsinsSS es tsnin neuded sape
aEAIT9 lof9 AssociArEs sa5sss Es CHI iNsSANc ass5
ATTRACTIVE SUITE; 3 rooms on top floor;
with : smaller rooms, adjoining; well ap-
sf6ss Is h Il about S~ to erected
at Alabama ave: and Naylor I'd. Sc, op-
posite Naylor Theater at junction; heavy heavy
tunity for drug, delicatessen. hardware,
bakery, women's wear DRUGSTORE. etc; long
size Gt stores to fvs WEivR ampe agos gsEs
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes,
Ysss B.ssnsssr: Ssssss 9f. ss :t
iais IRVING ST; N,w.-snd floor, open
about $500 square fest fr9n and
pine paneled, asphait-tiied flooring, excel
lent heat IT, svoI
W. aSvE Sa Very H desirable
Office space either in single rooms or, in
suites at reasonable TenLdls rol IuI lieI
information consult SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO.. ! 5O5 H st. NV, MA. 2345. = i,
FOR RENT-3 office rms. and bath. End
f., in heart of Bethesda S10o per mo,
Call E. M. FRY, INC, Realtor. 462s East
West hwy, WI, 500. 10
OFFICE AND SHOP SPACE
l room up
z rooms ---------.--------- geo ny, up
Also $4,000 sq. it. in modern once bldg:
In whole or Fl in - part can ~ Pm. nS,Ip Es
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

HOTEL, 80 rooms, AUTOMATIC heat, large
brick garage; near, Thomas Circle and
ALL THESE CLEAR-Add cash on trade
for income. or make low terms. groups
tracts, city imp: close in. Ar. bune;
elec, well. outside toilet. 40 mi: out at
sta; SI,975. N. E. RYON CO., GE 6146
corner house, desirable neighborhood. Mt
Airy rms. Is bedrms), plus ga baths,
sun porch and detached, garage; oil NV
3-bedrm house, conv. b. C. JOHN B.
HILL, 339 Wellesley I'd, Phila 10, Pa. 5.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SEVERAL SPACES for Industrial use, for
manufacturing or rebuilding; zoned in
It. and 10000 su. it., in new building
to be completed by Nov. /. No brokers,
please: principals only Property can be
inspected at AIS Bethesda ave" Bethesda
Frozen FOOD LOCKER, for cold storage
for furs, and any other type OF cold
be completed Nov. 1. AIS Bethesda ave,
Bethesda, Md. p
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
zoned Industrial; both in D. C. and nearby
Maryland: small or large acreage: long or
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO. Once. UN. 2525; res, EN-. $3.50
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Out Town Reel Estots tcent.). Il.

Vuf-o oWn Keel e1toto ISoht.
GROOM BUNGALOW, newly built. .ek
$500. Cali r.. DAWSON. Lottsburs,. Va
tPhone) Heathsyille 21-F-22. 10
GOOD PAYING country store. main high
way, one mile from Manassas and Lake
jackson: price includes two modern houses
guesthouse, two-car garage. merchandise
and hxtures. $29, 900, "a cash.
Two-family house, modern, six rooms
each, good neighborhood, Manassas; large
lot, excellent Investment; $4,000. u cash
Also-Country houses with small acre
age; new house, ready in two weeks; large
productive farms: lots; all in committing
distance.
CLAUDE E. HIXSON. Real Estate, Manas-
sas, Va. Phone Manassas "A. .
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED 16O TO 200 ACRES. fairly level
and clear Need about l mile length;
Bedford, WA. 1884, with HYATTSV1ILE
INVESTMENT CO., UN 1910. 3
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STUDIOS WANTED.

PROFESSIONAL SINGER and teacher re-
uuires part-time facilities; preferably in
plano studio. OR. 54e6. IS
WANTED-space suitable for ceramic
studio; 2 rooms, l must be large, running
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

Terminal for truck line; needs small ONCE
space and 2 to 8 thousand feet Of floor
space and dock or platform fer unloading
3 to 5 trailers. Desire facilities in ne.
OF N. Y. ave. but will consider other loca-
ton. Contact Mr. Hines at SAVAGE
TRUCK LINE, 1885 Okie st. ne, TR.
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FARMS WANTED,

WANTED TO RENT-A small farm with
electricity and good road within IS miles
Of D: G Years rent paid in advance.
WI WITHIN n so MILES OF d. c.-Must be
reasonable; all cash for right place; give
full details BOX 30S-K, Star IS
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LOTS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DESIRE LOTS or acreage for apts. or 70
houses, D. &C., Arl. or Md. Box 659t
Station. D. c.
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LOTS-Will divide ~ acres valley I'd.
Just OF Old Dominion dr., asking So 900 an
acre. Small shack on l, well on other;
10 acres. approximately 300 It,. on Old
old S-rm. house, another small house, sew
era, outbuildings. Priced for early sale.
Large lot nr. Lorcom lane and Mill
c. W. CLEVER CO.. INC, Realtors,
Arlington, Va CHI. 1922. .
COLORED-BUILDING LOTS with all .util-
ities in, plans and permits furnished for
price as owner must sell at once. r. g..
DUNNE, At, $500; ewes. and Sun, MI.
f9Gai1s FoR csoL6REpMPfNE L6R3EpPPffNE 4o-Foor LOT, loo
feet deep adjoins house No ,5510 Lin
wood pl,. half block from 55th and Dix
All improvements. Price $1,000; easy
terms Call Mr. Keeler, Franklin 2842.
BEALL TURNER g. GO, l1Q5 Vermont
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
FARMS FOR SALE.

L AND TELEPHONE sERVICE-Accu-
and conScientious-in downtown
}. ME- 0095-0096. >
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wATtRfiTRsoHT PROP. FOR RrHr.

$40 n. Y. AVE. N.W.-Attractiye, garage
type BLDG. i. approx. 1000 50. n. with o4Mes M
for any second comm business. Phone
NA. T546; ewes, GE. 9O3s.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

WILL LEASE to responsible party. approx
B. & O. siding along side Of building: will
alter for tenant best use. For fuItns5 a5
particulars, contact MR.. j. COG1TO. l1&S
Webster st. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

VICINITY Of End and Eye sts. Sc; APPROX.
l9.5OO sa. IT: Of End commercial sFound.
For further inf9rmaitisoSn' pany p5sa5e can SON
d. $3.50: ewes, FIR. .0991. p
BETHESDA. commercial ground; vel 10.
BRooKs. NC. OF. 1886; ewes, Mr.. Har-
per- WI. 1873. -IU
$500 SO. TT. Of 2nd-commercial ground
in s,w Wash; not far from Fermers Mar
ket; priced low for quick sale. For de-
tails call Ma q43S. %
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED,

HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on good security
or assigned accounts receivable. Box
92-J Star o.
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BR0oKLAND, aoned industrial; ideal fer
Railroad Siding adjoining property; over
f. P5tcedz for immediate at sal sale
r. r, & t2}na RHMNEi H6 6T 7sss ssso' ewes ana syn
iN1VjEsTMENT, AND HoME-corner, home
on double lot; 2 bedrms. plus complete B.
rm, apt upstairs, sun porch, den, bedrm.
and u bath downstairs, 2-car dst. garage.
$4,000 or more cash red,; no agents. WO.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED TO LEASE In Bethesda, Md,
corporate limits, bldg. or lot on which
leasor would be willing to erect bldg. suit,
able for new car agency. Call MA. 264o
bet. am. and 4 pm; after q pm.'
CH 2230 3
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NICHOLS AVE. s.W.vFronting Daring:
ton. Nichols, Elmire sts; all utilities, zoned
Xena st, cor End st. s.w., 7bxloo, all
utilities; $500.
Texas ave mr.. Penna. ave. Sc. Box12o,
all utilities: $1,650.
18th and v sts.. Anacostia, e.732 Sd.
IT,, opp. Govt. PIX, all utilities, Zoned apts.
$3.50.
excel homesites 60x125 each, all utilities:
1th and Atlantic SITS. Sc, 5,221 50. IT,,
zoned apts.; $4,000.
4tf and condon ter. Sc, e,1se "a. IT,,
xoned apts.. $6.500.
r,p TEeo ~
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Also 25, 900 So IT. in modern ONCE bldg
| whole or in part Call till q pm, RE
531. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORP.
D5 18th ST. NV. a
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

600 50. IT.; closed with
Anchor fence, 2 gates; 10c per So II: per
VI. KORlENDoRFER g. BROOKS. INC,
OIL, 1896; ewes, Mr.. Harper, WI. 1910. -
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CLIFTON. VA.-Bungalow, rooms with
bath full basement, oil heat. large lot;
$4,000 This will go GI.
Also, vacant bungalow. rooms, on 3
acres wonderful building site; only
Sl,5OO. JOHN B. M1LBURN, oW. 1878
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5-RM. sEMIBUNGALoW, frepl.: ,unhn
rms. in attic full bsmt. Masonry house;
h.-wh: Ha-acre land; nr. No. 211 hwy.
FHA, GI financing.
Good 3-rm. house. cleo, ga acres land;
26 miles D. c.; $500. WEAVER ~
WALSH, Centreville Va. Phone Fair
fax 231-J-l1 or after 7 Pm, Fairfax
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AUTO LOANS.

VICINITY r AND NEW HAMPSHIRE. Ph.
CO. 423O, LIBBY, 1744 r st. A.
GARAGE or space for car, vicinity 18TH
and L NV Df 6946. 81.
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NORTH ARLINGTON, close in-3-bedrm,
lNa-bath brick with. ". bath on first
possession. Call GIL. 5273. OK. 0300. CHI,
55Os, L. NJ. MCGEE KING, 1851 Wilson
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Md, 10
cd tobacco
n, tenant
car gar,
], Terms.
12 or HI.
x
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ARLINGTON FoREsT-s5,o 900 and sss
monthly will buy this lovely 6-bedrm.
BRICK home in the more convenient and
better section Of Arlington Forest. Shown
by appointment only; MANNAS REALTY
CO, 2116 Wilson blvd. GL. or OK. 27S4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
POA-CEMAN'S LOT

Just recently the captain was in terviewei nursing a scratched hand and bruises about the abdomen where a character kicked him dur ing raid, and minus three teeth after another character swung on him with a crutch.
 In the five years he's been on he job. Capt. Emerson mas fed l. C56 raids, arrested 9,06l persons, lodged 8904 charges His victims have paid an estimated S50o,000 in lines
 The price of this, on his per- scnal ledger:
 He has been stabbed with a hatpin. busted in the nose, bitten on the thumb. slashed with ra- TOT. clubbed with beer bottle, soaked with a monkey wrench, gouged in the eye, and clawed in the face.
 PLENTY BURNED
 He was burned trying to retrieve
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06

blue with a wide -brimmed hat) {: Its not long skirts we need. It's long sleeves. Why don't they give Us long slceves?"
 Mrs. Adams: T hear they are doing away with such wide exag- gerated shoulders and making shoulders more natural I'm cer- tainly glad to hear that"
 Mrs. Jeili: You have to have some shoulder padding, though, to balance that middle-aged spread You have to give nature little help"
 Mrs. Rogers: T don't like the idea of that figure eight silhou- cite, though. I couldn't wear it.
 Mrs. Renick (dryly): Neither could your daughter probably Young people don't wear stays now so they don't have small waists [. They say some furriers showed coats witH big shawl collars and sloping shoulders and wraparouno lines. I think I should like them They could be very elegant"
 Mrs. Adams: q think I should not like them. With those big col lars, they would probably be very expensive"
 Mrs. Rennick: I'm glad to hear that hats are going to be larger We have lad enough of little hats. They have been on the nose, on the ear, a little happy hooligan' on top of the head and I'm tired of it."
 Mrs. Adams: Women don't like hats any more anyway. just wear this little band and many other women like the same thing"
 Mrs. Laudm: "One thing l won't do. and trat is wear cloche, if it's the last hat left in New York. I'll go bareheaded first. But don't make me sound like Carrie Nation, dear"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06

ong. Dorothy has "a very round, feminine figure" and Edith con- ceals it's one defect-the too-small waist-with drape designs.
 Loretta Young is possibly too slim, but she wears clothes per fectly I call her the greyhound type. There are also the bulldog, Pekinese and boxer types, and won't name them"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
CIubwomen Say No 10
 Long Skirts
By ADELAIDE KERR
IRl Newsfeatures Writer


 NEW YORK = Will American clubwomen accept the new fall fa- shions-ti1e most drastic change shown in years:
 Buyers who saw the collections fstressing longer skirts and featur- ing slopinG shoulders larger crown ed close-f;,sing hats and some coats built on 1920 wrap-around lines) have beens sasking themselves that question.
 So I put it to half dozen club women attending the 1947 con- vention or the General Federation of .Women's Clubs in New York and the answers popped as fast as pop corn over a fire. This is what they said:
 Mrs. H Leslie Howard. of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (silver-haired and dressed in conservative black and white) Women won't stand for long skirts. An inch longer maybe, but not il inches from the floor. They are unbecoming and they don't give as much freedom either. Shorter skirts are more becoming and youthful And when you're on the wrong side of 40 you want to look as well as you can"
 Mrs. William Adams, of Philadel- phia, Pa. (wl1o topped her grey hair with red headband and wore printed frock) T wouldn't wear them either. It means a whole change of wardrobe, probably. And there is decided tendency for women to spend less on clothes now. They think prices are too high for the value received"
 Mrs. Lucia Laudin, of New York "a dark haired younger woman in a red and green print frock) :: .'That's right. Every time I have admired the clothes women were wearing at this convention, they told me that they didn't buy one new thing for this trip"
 Mrs. Sam Rennick, of Fl Paso, Texas (dressed in smart white and pearls) "J like the longer skirts end I'm going to wear them. I'm so tired of the middle aged spread above those short skirts. It isn't necessary to buy whole new wardrobe. There are so many pep lums and additions to waistlines that many skirts can be lowered from the top"
 Mrs. Lalldin: T can't lengthen my dresses And I'm going to wear out my old clothes. I don't care if I'm the last woman in New York in a short dress"
 Mrs. Arthur Jehli, of Chicago, III. youthful and pretty grand mother in a blue and pink yelling hat): T have been through all these phases before. In my scrap Look I nave snapshots of myself in all lengths, and in lots of diff ferent silhouettes and hats. And I have felt good in every one of them. think women will probably take to the long skirts. They have done it before though I laugh at myself wll, m I look at those pie tures."
 Mrs. John T. Rogers, of Laramie, Wyo Ca motherly figure dressed in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
VICE SQUAD HEAD
 MIGnT CONCLUDE
 HE iS UNPOPULAR

BALTIMORE - Capt Alexander Emerson figures his local fame has come at 8 high price.
 His name is a hyword in Balti- mere, for he is head of the police departments vice squad and the nemesis Of tookies and other game ters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06

Empire WarJ-acs TOT results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
10 MILLION CHINESE DRIvENF FROM HOMES BY BREAKING DIKEs

HAWKING, Aug. 6--tA9 Dispatch es said today more than 10.O00,030 persons had been made homeless by floodwaters which broke through Grand Canal and Weishanhu dikes to inundate more than 20 counties of North Kiangsu Provice stretch ing 40 miles from Suchow almost to the Yellow Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
.5ECRETS TOLD ON.
 HOLLYWOOD SEARS; .IS ABOUT Cl0THES
By CINE HANDSAKER

HOLLYWOOD - Fred Astaire is fussy. Bing Crosby shows up too often in blue neckties-his favor ite because they match his eyes. Dorothy Lamours waist is too slim, and 1ngrid Bergman simply isn't interested in clothes.
 Such are the worries of ward robe workers.
 Veronica Lake is so small she's practically a miniature. Designers must be careful not to let her seem like a little girl in her mothers clothes. Barbara Stanwick's waist is too long. Joan Caulfield has such an athletic stride that she looks hampered if her skirts hang the fashionable Is inches from the floor they must be an inch higher.
 Approximately one feminine star in 10 wears sponge-rubber pads to arnplify her bosom, but don't ask Edith Head-or any other studio fashion designer-to identify the wearers.
 T know enough dirt to fill q book Edith says with a laugh, "and I may write it some day when I'm ready to retire!" Small and dark, with black hair that sweeps from bangs in front to bun in the back, she's chief of wo- mems wardrobe at Paramount, but she has clothed nearly every fem mine star in town.
 She designed Lamour's first sar-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
.BDEAD BEFORE GENERAL STRIKE
 IN TUNI5lA ENDS

PARIS, Aug. 6lIAAThe general strike in Tunisia has been called off after casualties in a clash be- tween strikers and troops reached 25 dead and 50 wounded, the French Press Agency reported to- day.
 A dispatch from Tunis said the decision to end the strike was reached by the General Union of Tunisian labor after conferences with the Government of the French Protectorate
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-SCR0PTlMIyT CLUB
 MEETS TOMORROW

The regular business and luncheon meeting of the Soroptimist Club will be held tomorrow noon at the Bar anof Hotel, it was announced by Mildred R. Hermann Committee reports, particularly the report of the Planning Committee will be heard. and parliamentary drill will be held.
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W0MAN,S SOCIETY
 MEETING TONIGHT

Mrs. Mildred Lister and Mrs. Robert Treat will report on the Seward Territorial Woman's Society convention. and on Jessie Lee Home at the Woman's Society meeting tonight. Mrs. Treat will show slides Of Jessie Lee Home and the Sew ard Hospital. Mrs. Don Miller is in charge of the devotions and Mrs. James Dial and Mrs. Charles Forward are hostesses. The meet ing is at 8 o'clock at the Parson- age, with devotions in the Chapel.
 Empire WarJ-ecS TOT resu.;s,
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Mrs. Teddy Roosevelt Is Eighiy-six Today

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Aug. 6-Rl Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, widow
 of the President. observed her eighty sixth birthday today at her home, Sagamore Hill. She will spend the day quietly, friends said.
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some betting slips from a fire. He was choked with a necktie once. He has been cut several times bat- teline through glass doors. He once got thrown down stairway. Of course, he's had all kinds Of doors slammed in his face One time bis hand got in the way. That cost him a finger tip.
 Locking back over the list of mishaps, he says:
 And you can add Pushed around generally"