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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
BASEBALL
 TRAINING
 STAR TED

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 25.-(R- This area teemed today with sore muscles as six Pacific Coast League teams were in the first throes of baseball spring training
 The biggest turnout was at Ana helm where Al candidates for the Sacramento Solons' roster worked out under new manager Dick Bar tell
 At Ontario. 32 players began training at the Hollywood Stars camp, Manager Jimmy Dykes cracked the whip by making the players hike two miles from hotel to practice field
 Portlands Beavers hoied up at Riverside, were paced in a short opening drill by manager Jim Tur- her and veteran pitcher Tommy Bridges, ex-Detroit Tiger. Only seven players were in camp, but more batterymen were expected shortly with the full squad of 40 here hy Saturday.
 The San Diego Padres. under manager Rip Collins, numbered only seven at San Bernardino but full battery workouts were slated with more arrivals today ! first contingent of Seattle pitch CTS and catchers was limbering up at Richardson Springs, although the first full Rainier workout is scheduled fer neXt Monday at Bakersfield.
 ] Last to get under way were the Los Angeles Angels who were to re- port today to manager Bill Kelly at Fullerton
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BIDS CALLED
 FOR SALE OF
 CAN0L NO. 1.

WASHINGTON, Feb. -5--tR-- The government today invited osalsd bids through March 20 on the refinery pipeline and equip ment of the wartime crude oil pro- jeet (Canol No. n in Canada
 The office of Foreign Lilulia- ticn Comm ;sioner announced that lids will te opened in Washing ten March 27 Each must hc ac- ccmpanie1 by an earnest mo ley" payment Of five percent os the amount offered.
 The portion of the Canol Project involved represents a, government investment of $69534.23 It in- cludes
 A refinery ct Whit horse in Yu- kol Territory; a power plant. tankage facilities the 577-mile pipeline from Norman Wells to Whitehorse; housing, telephone equipment; generators, trucks kitchen and machine shop gear, power shovels, cranes, graders. barracks and spare parts.
 Canol Projects 2, 3 and 4, the systems for distributing Canol's output have not been declared surplus by the Army and hence are not for sale.
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N. Y. UNIVERSITY AGAIN LOSES TO
 FIGHTING IRISH

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-R- Notre Dame may not be the best college basketball team in the na- ton, but it still retains it's old time mastery over New York Uni versity.
 The Fighting Irish once again lived up to their name last night when they won a gruelling 64-6C game from the Violets before 18,- 323 frenzied fans jam packing ev- cry available seat at Madison Square Garden. The victory, Notre Dame,s 17th in 20 starts this sea- son, was it's 11th in 14 engage ments with the New Workers over a period of 13 years.
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FIGHT DOPE

Of six fights staged last night five went the limit of 10 rounds and here is the dope:
 At Ocean Park, Calf. = Berry Wright, l46Ha, Cleveland, cutpoint- ed Don Lee, l50, Los Angeles d0
 At San Franciseo-Tony Bosnick 190, outpointeG Francisco De La Cruz, 227, Los Angeles t10
 At Boston Patsy Brandpno, 140 Hamilton, Ont, outpointed Pat De- mers, 138, Brockton, Mass. Q0).
 At Scranton, Pa.-Joe Falco 15ih2, Philadelphia, outiointed George Bradford Smith, IA, New York 10).
 At Canton, O.-Sammy Angott 145, Washington, Pa, stopped John "Sncoky" Bryant, l45, Massilon, O. t5).
 At Cleveland-Jinlmy Doyle. l49- 12, Los Angeles, outpointed Ralph zanelli, IA, Providence, 10).
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Z DEAD, 200
 ARE INJURED AT BALI GAME
Wooden BIeathers Col. lapse During Game at
 Purdue University

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb, 25.-R "A section Of new wooden bleach- CTS in the Purdue University field house. damned with 3,5o0 fans in the crowd of 1l,o00 at the Purdue Wisconsin basketball game, ccl- lapeed last night, killing two stu dents and injurins about 20o par sons.
 The crash of splintering tirncer as the 62 rows of the lo0-foot long structure sagecd and crashed to the dirt floor brought an ominous silence over the llo00 cseefing, bowling fans.
 There was no panic T-e hun d. eds of the occupants Of the hleaohers, some of whom had tumbled from as high as 90 feet, limped CT crawled through the crowd to seek medical attention. Many of those in the bleacher seats had been standing and cheering for the Purdue team as it was leaving the floor at half- time with q 34 to 33 lead over the Wisconsin Badgers. Western Con- ference leaders.
 The splintering oi iuge support ing beams gave out sharp crack ing noises and with a space of a few minutes the entire structure had been leye,ed As the first screams of tie injured were heard a panic among the huge crowd threatened, but athletic officials appealed for order and quist and asked uninjured persons not help ing the injured to leave tkc build ing as quickly as possible. An or derly movement toward the exits followed.
 Officials nobilizsd crews of stu- dents, many Of them war veterans w.t.l experience in handling
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LAST GAGE
 GAMES FOR
 Y0FF

Juneau City League Basketball will draw to close this week, with the playoffs among the four teams which ended top of the heap.
 This evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Juneau High School gymna- sium, Juneau High School will play the Moose, followed by the Inn perials playing Mikes Night Owls
 Friday evening the two winners of tonights contests will play for the championship of the league and the two losers will light it out for third and fourth place.
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0SC TAXES EASY GAME,
 WINS TITLE

PULLMAN, Wash, Feb 25.--tPl Oregon States high powered basketball team, loser of only three games of 27 this year ruled as Noithern Division Pacific Coast conference titleholder today, fifth such title won under Coach Slats Gill.
 With convincing ease, the Beav- CTS trounced rnner-up Washington State College last night 5l to 30. Eph tRed) Rocha, six-footsight center seeking the division SCOT ing title the second straight year, dropped in IA points to bring his season'S total to l9o, only four points behind his mark last year, with two games still to go. Jack Nichols. Washington center, has finished bis season with 204.
 Coach Wilbur Johns, UCLA men- ter whose team leads the South crn Division Coast conference race, was in the stands and saw Oregon State move into an early lead with forward Erland Ander- sons two quick baskets. Running the score to 10 to after eight minutes, the outcome was never in doubt and OSC led at the half 26 to l2.
 Oregon State will be host to the Southern Division champion, eith- CT UCLA or California, for the conference title in three-game series at Corvallis March T. 8 and 10
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ALL ALASKA B. B. TOURNEY STARTS TODAY, ANCHORAGE

ANCHORAGE Alaska, Feb.' 25. -lR--The All-Alaska Interscholas tic basketball tournament opens at Anchorage today as part of the annual fur rendezvous. In opening games this afternoon Palmer pairs off with Cordova, Anchorage meets Nome, Stika faces Seward and Fairbanks plays Eklutna
 The Anchorage quintet, which has won l5 consecutive starts this season, is favored.
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BA5kETBALL


 Scores of leading college basket ball games last night are as fol- lows:
 Notre Dame GA; New York U 60 Maryland ST; Army 54.
 Illinois 45; Michigan 36.
 Indiana 46; Ohio State 43.
 Wisconsin at Purdue, cancelled bleacher collapse
 Kansas 37; Oklahoma A & M, 34 Oregon State College 5l; Wash ington State College 30.
 Portland 62; College of Puget Sound 55.
 Willamette 52; College of Idaho Al.
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Sport Briefs

The Beavers of oregon State will represent the northern division in the Pacific Coast conference bas- ketball title playoff. Oregon State wen the northern division cham pionship the easy way last night with 5l to 30 victory over Wash ington State at Pullman. Either UCLA or California will uphold the southern division in a three i game series starting March at Corvallis. The Uclans hold a one game lead over California And the issue in the southern hah of the conference will be decided this weekend when UCLA meets South ern California in two contests and the Golden Bears tangle in a pair with Stanford.
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MRS. 4. N. SCOTT DIES

Mrs. Annie Nelson Scott passed away at her home on Willoughby Ave. yesterday. She has a sister living in Juneau Mrs. Jack Lee. Her mother and other relatives live in Angoon and were notified by telegram of the death. Funeral ar engagements at the Charles w. Car ter Mortuary are pending notifica- ten from Angoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
HOUSING NEEDS fRIpLED

CHICAGO -tR- Robert Ab- rams efforts to find a home be- came three times more intense this week. Since his return from overseas service Abrams and his wife have heen living with tive other families.
 This week Mrs. Abrams gave birth to triplsts, two boys and a girl, and Abrams said he hopes to bring them together in their own home = if he can find one.
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wounded The students impryized stretchers by using planking from the collapsed bleachers and car lied scores Of persons to the field house doors.
 passing Greyhound bus was utilized as an ambulance and took about 45 persons to a hospital All of the city's ambulances were summoned and for nearly two hours took the injured to the city's two hospitals.
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speakers were the Mayors of Ju- neau and Douglas. Trophies won ever the weekend were awarded at the banquet.
 How They Finished
 H-re is the way contestants fin- ished in the various events:
 Women's Class B:
 Slalom-Ann Roberts t96.8 sec.) Yvonne Goss, Elizabeth Thomp- son disqualified Downhill- Elizabeth Thompzon 6 min. SIS sec), Yvonne Goss.
 Combined-Yvonne Goss Q0 min 290 sec).
 Junior Girls:
 Salon May Thibodeau 1885 sec9, Sheila MacSpadden, Pat Cakes.
 Downhill- sheila Macspadden @ min. 40s sec), Mary Thibo- deau, Pat Oakes.
 Comtin5d -Sheila MacSpadden e min. 421 sac), Mary Thibo- deau, Pat Oakes.
 Women's Class A:
 Sla.om-Eonnie Randall C62.2 sec), Mildred Pluck, Sylvia An derson. Dorothy Evans. pownhill-Bonnie Randall e min. 54.9 ssc). Sylvia Anderson, Mildred Pluck, Dorothy Evans.
 Ccmbined-B Bonnie Randall 6 min. 571 sec), Sylvia Anderson, Mildred Pluck
 Class A. Juniors:
 Slalom-Al Shaw 1858 sec.), Earl Grass. Dick Wingerson, Jerry Guckar.
 Downhill-Earl Grass @ min. 53.2 sec). Al Shaw. Dick Winger- son,
 Combined-Al Shaw A min. l9.1 sec), Earl Grass, Dick Wingerson.
 Glass A Men.
 Slalcm-- Hugh Bauer, Anchor age (762 secD, Dean Williams, Chuck Hightower (Anchorage) , Norm Buoy, Jim Rude, George Johnson (Anchorage), Iver Skat- tum, Harold Hartman (Anchorage) , Curt Shattuck, Matt Gormley. Ken Lcksn, Bill Hixson, Jim Church. Fred Wolf
 Downhill- Hugh Bauer, Anchor age e min. STA sec). Norm Buoy, Church Hightower (Anchorage) , Ralph Randall, George Johnson (Anchorage), Iver Skattum, Dean Williams, Bill Hixson, Harold Hart man (Anchorage) Ken Loken, Jim Church, Matt Gormley, Buddie Hunter, Jim Rude. Fred Wolf, Halvor Opsol CPetersburgl
 Comf ined- Hugh Bauer, An chorage, 6 min. 536 sec) Chuck Hiehtower tAnchorage) Dean Williams, Norm Buoy, George Johnson (Anchorage), Iver Skat- tunl, Buddie Hunter, Harold Hart man (Anchorage), Jim Rude, Matt Gormiey, Ken Lcksn, Bill Hixson Jim Church, Fred Wolf
 Class B Man:
 Slalom-Joe Young, Anchorage (734 sec), Den Mertz (Anchor- age), Gene Brady tAnclorage) Jchn Carter, Dave Jackson tAn- ohorage), Stan Singer, Jack | Thomrson, Bob Jorgensen, Dan Morris, Capt. Goss, Len Evans.
 Eownhill-Don Mertz. Anchor age Q min. 392 secD, Joe Young ] tAnchorags), Dave Jackson (An- chcrage) Gene Brady tAnchor- sgo), John Garter. Stan Singer, Jack Thompson, Bob Jorgensen, Zoe Rude, Ron Mayo, Bob Gran tham (Anchorage) Capt. Easley (Anchorage). Capt Buoy, Capt. Coss, Len Evans, Bill Clark, Jack Glover, Don Eungarford. Combined Don Mertz. Anchor age 6 min. 519 sec), Joe Young tAnchorage), Gene Brady (Anch- orage), John Carter, Dave Jack son tAnchorage) Stan Singer, Jack Thompson, Bob Jorgensen, Capt. Goss, Len Evans.
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NAVY pmCTs STOP OVER

Two U. S. Navy pilots, It. ej.g) V. C. Agee and It. ,jgJ F. L. Pine, landed their VP-AM2 patrol bomber at Juneau Airport yester- oay, and spent the night here. They registered at the Baranof Hotel, and left for the return flight to their Whidby Island, Wash, base this morning.
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VISITORS FROM SEATTLE

M. c. Dcdds, Evelyn K Nelson, c. R. Shim, Bill Lofholm. John w. Wore and Frank Wright, all from Seattle are registered at the Baranof.
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CoRpoyAN VISITS HERE

Harold Haines, from Cordova. ar rived in Juneau yesterday and is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25

The Sacramento Senators of the Pacific Coast League open spring training today at Anaheim.
 Yesterdays first training session of the San Diego Padres was some thing of a fizzle. A full-fledged workout of batterymen was sched- uled hut only five pitchers and one catcher showed up early enough to practice.
 The Portland Beavers nave scheduled their first major walkout today at Riverside, California
 Down at Sydney, Australia, last night, the Los Angeles middle weight Emory Jackson outpointed the Aussie champ Dave Sands. Some fans protested the verdict but the referee gave it to Jack son for his mitigating and gener- alship
 
 Bob Teller says the Cleveland Indians are much stronger this year in every department except pitching And he adds:
 Even in pitching we will be bet ter We have Al Gettel from the Tanks, and he's going to help. In addition I have great confidence that coach Bill McKechnie is go- ing to bring some of the young pitchers along" Teller has started workout out at the Tucson, Ari- zona, camp.
 The New York and Pennsylva- mia recognized lightweight boxing champion of the world, Bob Mont gomery of Philadelphia, goes into action tonight at Los Angeles Bob cat Bob is scheduled to go ten rounds against Joey arnum of Los Aregeles.
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The UCLA basketball squad has lost two reserves because of schol- astic deficiencies Center Marvin Lee and forward Bonnie Pearson were dropped from the Bruins. Guard Dave Minor will be drilled to spell high scoring center Don Barksdale when necessary.
Evening star., 1947-02-25
Many Area Veterans
Reinstute Insurance
by the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 25.-For-
mer service men and women IN the
Richmond branch area Of the Vet
eranS' Administration reinstated
more than 5000 lapsed CT insurance
policies, representing $70,000,O00
during the period from February
6 to 10, the Veterans Administra-
ton announced yesterday.
The area includes Virginia. North
Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland
and the District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1947-02-25

So frssh and crisp and at such Iux wont
seyesoI of these hartha teunina Originals Washable
sotson psets, sYeIes sa,broidesy Blue rose.
q Iassadsr slossI priaf aa white grounds Nomeu's
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Evening star., 1947-02-25
Chest Cold Misery
Relieved by Moist Heat
of ANTIPhLOGISTINE

.u.r,r The moist heat of an
ssMrLL ANTrFHL0GTSTIN
EHEST COLD poultics relieves cough,
ener rupoar tightness of chest, muscle
soNe tHHoHs soreness due to chest
BRONCHIAL cold, bronchial irritation
,pp,TAYsnn and simple sore throat.
Apply ANTlPHLocIs-
SIMPLE TINE poulties just hoe
': ~ enough to be eomfort-
SPRAlN, BRUiSs able-then feel the n,oisf
SORE MUSCLES heat go right to work on
noue that cough, tishtness Of
D0A$ chest. muscle soreness.
Dees COED, feels good for several hours.
The moist heat of an ANTIPHLOGlSTINE
poultice also reduces swelling and relieves
pain due to boil, simple sPrain, bruiss,
O. siuiiar injury or condition and lirnbers
ap stiff, aching muscles. Get ANTIPHLo.
GlST1NE (Aunty Fle) In tube or can ae
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE LOCATION-12th st. between
G and H NV, 2nd floor: suitable for
beauty salon or professional ofices. Will
remodel to suit tenant. Box 1856, Star
ARLINGTON SHOPPING CENTER. Column
expanding area. heavy transient trafnc,
One store over 1000 SO. It. available: long
lease; parking area. CHAS.. L. NORRIS;
Realtor, 2l35 Pa ave. NV, RE. 2112.-26
81. ROOMS, private bath. screened porch:
first commercial zone: suitable business
purposes; 1850 champlain st. n.wSa at
boSSa rs SSi ws9asH1NaroN-yust Step
from Mellon, Art Gallery; eontinsntai Gus
federal-type bldg; beautifully restored,
crystal chandeliers, pine panelinG, etc;
200 50. #. business space on first H.. 2
Law; second fl. has delishtful lge. apt. "a
zESR1 SSh cEAy ossS e. Tai aI iRs 900 Sun
Suitable for practically. any commercial
use: three-story brick bldg, containing II
rooms, 3 lavatories, full basement, rear
entrance opens on shipping alley, avail.
spPITAv spPEpz FEB s6 u. See ssoa Mr. Elder H @.
Skfa sEW BuipiNG. o ga s5 Ss' ss5 showroom once
and warehouse on 1st A.; beautiful apart
FISH. Ma. sass or dE. $3.50. i
3-STORY BUILDING. near Connecticut
ave, close in: excellent for ONCE. display
storage or for private club. Phone ME
s1as sssgefn oog and com.ne,s, ,ocs,on
) rooms on End floor, suitable for business
such as dressmaker, milliner, decorator
or once: Columbia I'd. near 10Th st. NV.
Phone NO. 91S9. -26
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

3 CONNECTING ROOMS, suitable ior iop
dental abeTstSFFs oppasFs EspsbarShs tght 4o1
4 id.R REi sr.: sEEoaasNxEss coaNEs NEWTON, NV. s2es
aasa g. snsEs saa basnsss F'ss ABOUT
81 oFriCEs IL 81 yFTRSisHED-Desk SPACE: mail
finest downtown loc. RE. 1888 or II Hy.
ssIss Soss s4 dentist: baths Rsas osi si;o for
ssAAf1ck SPACE. End and and, ara, , aesss: . on ,n
sSs tenant Bog rooms 1o5-G Sst star 600 So t.,
suitable Snf 0 for national sssncy, asscuhsants:
Lawyers. real estate ONCE. etc; NV 1Is near
Ssgs Se'iSnf iSSnfreGHop e.. 4sa sts
fsstaIins peE%.sYii9aIsx 5.ss SIassl for 'ewslr'
Once Call Ex. 5s1s. -25
DOCTORS oFFICEs---ArlinEton Medical
Building, Arlington. Va; 500 s.. 81; IT. ,o OF
ansERT Il eoHhR so1adRs ca Vis9s ias1
1900 EYE ST. NV, near Doctors Hospital
Floor 64x17, good for professionals. or
business. Apply on premises. 20
DsS ,Ps OFFICE .ss ssAss 81 ssEs
sabdivide. s Box 45s-G. Star. -a6
DENTIST OPPORTUNITY, 2 rooms and
bath, in building nr. traf6c light, Fails
Church. Va: heat. light, water and 1ur-
nished reception room included at $40 per
soa Ron'n ns5, Isa Fails Aeh Church. & Va. -&e
3-RooM SUITE, suitable for medical.
dental or other professional ONCE along
Similar lines; ample parking factlities on
premises; in busiest section Of Falls
Church CAPUTI REALTY CO., AK. 4l52;
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SUITE OF communicating rms, approx.
lsx1S each, suitable for ofice space or
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excellent location; formerly occupied as
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No. 27s9 ~
rennished basement, suitable
for doctors or dentists ONCE on Pa. ave.
nr; IAN ST. os For arpt' to inspect. Ia a8-&
SMALL FRONT OFFICE. downtown; lst
fioor, S45 per month. BOX 401-E. Star.
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION for doctor in
building with busy dentist: in desirable sec
ton OF 18th st. NV; suite of 1,200 SO. it
consists Of reception rm., nurses aicoye
treatment rms, iss opeTGatinfi aiass rm blieS I
partitions. fiuorescent lighting; completely
new and ready for occupancy; AL utiities
furn.: viii lease for 5 yrs. For appt, snd
ir,forma ton call Mr. Wilson. With ROBERT
Bldg, NA. 475o; ewes. FIR. $500, Ext. 1873.
iii 18th ST. NW.-Attrac. once. $50
month. Cali DE. 1866. --27
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HAVE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND IN
nearby. Fairfax County which are suitable
t3F sasaisi9R %Ahp e
$3.50 ss.soo. 0TG TERMS; as ~ % aa acres, 10 mi D. c,
bus b;seo $500, ss On terms osea acres, | 10 mi B.
elevated; zoo. feet on improved road tall
pines re ready for log gos ea5in Or mill ERyIN Sa1
NEAR WHITE OAK and new Naval Sra. d
nance plant over 100 acres may sell "
ahsh snf y = nm
s9ad scls s males pas t5em asE timber p s Ss san ssq
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south of Franklin. H. F. BIE5ER, sH'
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pretty little stream; homesite on him with
from from main Virginia highway with bus
service; miles from Washington. Several
other TRACTS cleared or wooded. Average ra
price, pl,SUU per dSIc. 1toHc IE. tOof
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY or for spec
ulation-Tract Of goo to 300 acres with
hwy; 40 miles from Washington; side
frontage on large creek; some of land
cleared, balance in timber. Tract offers
business Sites homesites, cabin sites,
farming site. Will consider S35 per acre
for entire tract. Phone GE 7O37. .-26
NEAR BURNT MILLS HILLS Approx
mately so acres. which may be bought as
nome or | to acre tracts. Highly
SHEyY sI9s caAgE adan
FAIRFAX County Cot aA . We We have several
tracts OF. land. from 8 to SO acres, on
good roads. close to D, c. Call Mr.. Crow
der, WILLIAMS REALTY CO., 4415 VIII
s. $$::! }s. T.
10s ACRES. 200 IT. hard-road frontase,
vicinity Of Andrews Field; excellent devel-
opment site, considerable saw timber, II :
room house. Price $4,000. JAMES E.
MAHONEY,. woodward Bldg, RE. 24l1.
u to WOODED ACRES. Fairfax. va: IS s
sy sna sFGm sVesiass sfss f. sss 9x 1860
OVER Is ACRES, just of the new Military
hwy. miles from D. c. line: 4-room
house and well, mostly wooded good in
10000. terms WEST REAL ESTATE.
sPTHse s7PPRoxiMArELY SGasL rs ACRES, Lee hwy,
So, 300: $1,000 down. OK. 1860; sunday
and evenings. TE 5T96. -S6
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our-oE-IoWN REAL ESTATE.

MIAMI, FLA.-Rent until Junsm5-r,oom.
completely furnished home in cony ioca.
Ess ossaRf sapsa9Ssity aTssqSslist Il t2hs
heart of Maryland - Attention veterans;
eil-located corner property. on paved
road, consisting of about / a., improved
BY large bungalow.type .well-constructsd
frame dwelling, which, with improvements
ably priced for quick cash sale , Can
MfkRss Masa'ss.'SSao; SouR Il vAdATioN HoME sad !
snug fisherman's haven In one OF Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest growing, restricted
Communities: over 400 sold: / to acre as
community boat dock priyilsS plsS hard Id rd;; 4:
$500, S45 down. 81 5 mo-; immed. posses
sion. For beautiful Illustrated free book.
let, write or phone Paul E. Harrison. 732
K St NV Me. l143. ]. WESLEY
coGNTKY NHaoMEw5 rms. bath and hall,
hardwood floors, porches one with upper
chesspeak Bay; 3,s acres ri. fruit trees trees
$4,000. 2-story Colonial home. rms,
good construction, but no improvements;
about 4 acres; same view and location As
above: price, $3.50. Phone Elk. 1927.