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tGUSTAF E. al,ioUIST


 Gustaf Edward Almquist was born in Orebro, Sweden on April l 26, 1878. He received his early edu- cation near there and took up the | trade of tailoring, working as ap- prentice for five years. When he was 20 he served the compulsory three months term in the Army in Stockholm At the age of p he l started his own tailoring business. However, becoming dissatisfied with the Kings regime, he followed this business for two years only when he decided to leave for the United States. He immigrated in August, 1902, and joined his brother in Waterbury, Conn. His first job took him to nearby Naugatuck where he tailored for almost three years then moved to Arlington and New York where he found the wea- ther too hot, returning to resume work in New Haven This did not last long and restless, he came west to Seattle i:l the iall of 1905, where he again set up business.
 After securing :. location, he sent ] for his sweetheart in the East, Miss Hulda Welin (also from the old country, and they were mar ried in Seattle on Nov. 25, 1905. A daughter Edna Linnea, was born | to them on october ?, 1920 now married and living in Juneau. MT Almquist was naturalized in 1911.
 In 1926 he made his first soli- citation trip to the Territory and 1 found it to be a great deal like his. former country of Sweden. He became increasingly fond of the climate and the people and it was not long before he moved his 1am- fly to Juneau where they have since made their home. He founded and operates the wellknown "G E Almquist Tailor shop
 Always favoring liberal parties and a strong advocate of sociology and social legislation, AlmquisI joined the Democratic Party be- lieving it to be the most progress sive. When members asked him why he was so interested in legis- lation yet never filed for office he answered All right, put me on" and he was elected to serve 1T the l947 Session. He favors any progressive legislation which pro- notes health, education and tht care of aged people.
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FRANK c. JOHNSON

Born 40 miles south of Rake the birthplace of his parents Frank Glonnee Johnson came into this world at the end of Rocky Pass, Alaska, on Dec. l5, 1894 Schooled in Rake and in Shakan on Kosciusko Island, he went to the Sitka Training School in the fall of 1906 Here he was educa. ed until the school closed fer rebuild ing in 1910.
 Going south to the Salem Indian School at Chemawa. Oregon, he pursued his education and grad uated in 1917 from the Salem High School. It was while at this latter institution that his mail became profuse as there were several Frank Jchnsons:-love letters, bills, and miscellaneous mail One day he re- ceived a letter, very official-loo ing, and inside its writer a State parole board, wanted to know how it's former ''understudy" was get ting along Frank needed no prod ding-he quickly adopted his grand fathers name Glonnee' which he has since used
 After of couple Of years at Kla- wock teaching school, he returned to the States where he entered the University of Oregon at Flu gene. For three years he took a pre-medical course. His education was somewhat broken up by trips to the Territory Tor fishing and teaching, but in 1924 he went to the University of Oregon Medical School in Portland, and eventually received a Bachelors Degree irl Science in 1927
 From 1928 until 1940 Frank John son seined and taught school. Dur ing the last war he was employed in the Boeing Aircraft factory in Seattle as mechanic, and returned SoNii oltiiiiiiCI lO lloil III SOuJllGdSb- ern waters.
 In 1945, Johnson was married to Mrs. Louise Mason who accom- panied him to Juneau for this Ses- { sion. After its termination they plan on adopting small 7-year- old girl at Sitka before returning to their home in Rake.
 As former organizer and Sec retary- Treasurer of the Alaska Purse Seiners Union and now elect ed Secretary Treasurer of the AL aska Marine Workers Union, it is only natural that Johnson has talk en an active part in the affairs of the First Division. Furthermore, he has long been prominent in the work of the Alaska Native Broth erhood as a member of it's execu- tive board since 1880 and twice elected to the office of Grand President.
 Shortly before this session MT
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ANDREW HOPE


 Not many years after the pur- chase of Alaska from the Russians young man, manager of the Sit ka Trading Company, met and married a maiden of the Kha- won"ton Clan, part of the great l Thlinget Tribe. From that union Andrew Hope was born in Sitka on April g, 1896. A restless man, Andrews father prospected when not working in Sitka, and eventual ly went broke in Dawson where he had been lured by the gold dis covery on the Klondike. He re- turned to the States and upon the death of Mrs. Hope when their sen was but a child of six, never returned
 Andrew was raised by relatives, educated in the Sitka Training School, and in 1911 went south to the Cushman Trade School in Ia coma where he learned carpenter ing. Schooling completed, he re- turned to Sitka for the fishing season, and later married Miss 1 Tillie Howard, a Sitka girl. They have since made their home in that beautiful town, and have nine children--th oldest son, Al, living in Juneau and oldest daughter. i Margaret, and smaller children re- siding in Sitka. They also have five 1 grandchildren.
 For Q time, Hope followed boat construction work in Tacoma shops then returned north, commenced to seine TOT a living, and on the side completed a Chicago "Ameri- can Correspondence School Course" which was the equivalent of high 1 school education. It was while sein- ing that he saw how many fisher men needed suitable boats, decid- ing to help reconstruct and build them. In this way he gradually worked into the business and today las his own boat construction shop. He takes great pride in seeing fish | ermen work from seaWorthy craft and feels that his trade is more of hobby than a cold business pro- position.
 In 1925, Judge Wickersham, on one of his early trips to Sitka, told MT. Hope that he should take an active part in Territorial govern ment since the native peoples here needed better representation. Hope later appeared before Legislatures in their behalf on several occa- sions. He became a Democrat with the advent of the New Deal Ad- ministration since he liked the pol itics of Franklin Roosevelt and the Party. After serving about eight years on the Sitka City Council, he ran for the Legislature and was elected to the House for the 1945 Session, served in the 1946 Special i Session, and was reelected to the Eighteenth Legislature. Representa- tive Hope desires to especially
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HOSPITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital admitted Mrs Oren Cleveland for surgery yes terday and Mrs. Carl Carlson and Mrs. John Shotter for medical att tention.
 Discharged were Ludwig Wolf Mrs. Walter Sim and Luther Marler.
 Government Hospital had neith- CT admissions nor discharges yes terday.
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STEVE VUKOVICH

Product of a proud, freedom-lov- ing country, Steve Vukovich was born in Montenegro, Yugoslavia, on September 16, 1890 He received his early education in that country and while still youth left to join his father in New York City
 For several years he knocked around the States working in a wire factory in Chicago, railroading in Montana and Idaho and even- tually winding up in Aberdeen,
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Forty-three percent of male city dwellers have completed at least one year of high school; 2l percent
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Johnson ran as Republican can didate to fill a vacancy caused by death and was elected to serve in the House in the l947 Session,
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REGULAR MEETING

With initiation March 20 at 8 pm. in the Moose Lodge Rooms.
 adv. 531-t2
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KNOW YOUR LEGISLATORS

serve and carry out the wishes ol his native peoples
Evening star., 1947-06-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE

3Ia ACRES fronting on main highway; this
is lovely business corner where you nave
plenty Of trafG on rear eng Of property
rounded by large maple, doswood and
locust trees; price reduced to $1,000 for
quick sale; $500 cash. 81 5 per mo, at So
Fairfax dr., Arlington. OK. a240. -27
10 ACRES, j mile Fairfax Court House;
] ,600-ft. frontage, . roads; $3.50 per acre.
Paj so AGKEs sHsch r,sb slsW 1--WE, land on m.ead,m
road; good neighborhood: near colesyille;
J, LETToN MARTIN Earle Bldg, RE.
APPRox; WOODED ACRES. Shirley
1895, "a down. OK. 1850; ewes, TE 5796.
BIG VALUE; terms few trade; in Mont,
aYoG Co. SE sl4s, ....,
some fine timber: beautiful building site on
as, entirety for s2S5 per acre, or will con, cor
0eo a1SaEik. Ss5ak 5 454s esorsetown as Tds Be.
thesda, Nd, wi. 2022: ewes. and sun,
Ne NEAk kauEhltIn sEhtfsv1kLf VI 1ssoM oMp1a beautiful
acres. suitable for building; price. So. 800
isHs; I'VE sSss g. 'ssa7s, With 'AfSnt g. s. zAsf
1s ACRES, wooded. Glenn Dale, Nd. 5ss-
JAMES Z. MAHoNEY, woodward B:ds,,
s-AcRE TRACT, LOCATED in Highland, Nd g.
sash sasRcs ss9 per mons v.E HERMaN
RESTRicTED % io-aeTe farms. $1,000
each, years to pay: buy now, build later
ss Soil hsb seyson sfo At csrs
burg, Md. OWNER. 81. 5533 -29
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STORES FOR RENT.

90. AVE NWna i-9nf fog SIg3ns sO.s .tia. As
apstsiPs. sr1easGF, i15ff 81 hest. h z. n ROTH sz
SMALL 1s STORE ADJOINING main entran nee
large modern ONCE building, 9th and D st.
& a.W wE1SsERa sASs e &C. C. RssitoPs' f7o7 st:
p.owNToWS: !. K st. NV near 14th st;oo too
Floor Of 7st0ry, once bldg t sBprofT BIs for syo ~.
IT. or Of sSeet oor poe. ass arsbs
STEIN STE q Co, 74i5 K St. NV, Me 300.
GOOD LOCATIONS. various sizes. reason
FIRST NAT1oNAL REALTY CORP, oSos
wv WV STORE s1pe. Of sRp.ez,gR9,ts.y gas,ss
3 y:.Is Lease ov $500 MoBBRpF KrsT4E sTs
CO., s713 Ga. ave- sH. 1141: eyes, sH.
siTaodRE FOR RENT. 9th and sts. n, W-
JUSTINE & BERENTER' 412 9TH st. nv"
coLUMBA CO. IgsB RD,. 1900 block-wili be
modelling; approximately 900 So IT.; also
has a basement. Cali TE. 1857 ats! :
G0I3 Iath ST. NV, near st.--Entirs,
display End STORAGE arss; Ma. 021s
storage space suitable for service or
sale concern: $3.50. See janitor oil
bama. cor. 11th and N sts. NV.
BRICK STORE. 4oj
shonping center on BALTIC. pike,
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. S.w.-E
cation lge. store with full bsFut. "
gEte rear, apt. Available Aug
yantageous rem, rem, Cal Mr. 9sr6sN
7Rn0. EN- .4Qo3 q.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BUTLDERs-I22 lots at Wheaton, $500
BRooks pERRiNa & CO. Realtors, 81.
ROCK CREEK HLLs-wooded corner,
140E140, on very high elevation; sewer.
water; read and curb ALREADY asan In place
ssli or trade. JOIN z1RwEs' INC, JJss21 Js21
Eys RE.rIf. r. nT RE RWoopMooR S5sS Silver sprinxs
most appealing community-The perfect
location for your future home, where over
200 indi qidually. designed dwellings re-
sites sites 70 to ia5 feet vide. as low as 81 400;
all utilities; Woodmoor shopping center Is
bus terminal. PIats on On request GEO. j.
4-2eRE es NHhsIff HfIIfoP R BUILDING SITE, with
commanding. view Of beautiful surround
ings, adjoining several small country es-
one of the most desirable building sites in
nomss reject The hsh at Of the
sstructed, leading to the slope. Of the hill.
p ony so fre r.src
ed development on the CoIesyille I'd. in the
Silver Spring area, ABOUT, 25 minutes drive
planning AM "n ans protective co, Covenants assure
lasting values and freedom from encroach-
ment. Homesttes here average more than
streams Prices begin at s475o including
paved foadways without assessments of
any kind. Literature and plat on request.
Phone for appointment to inspect, GEO: J.
MOSS. Realtor. SH. 1900 27'
HILLCREsT-5Ox155, 81, 800; numerous
Park, so and 100 It. frontage: all utili-
ties in or available; reasonable cash or
IsIm Sa ave Sc AT cAaGz4A SCI A. 5sss ssss0f. @
1-ACRE BUILDING SITES in the beauti-
full Paint Branch Farm development: high
iy restricted. This is an established com
munity and already has many beautiful
homes and satisfied owners. The contour
of the land is such that the purchaser
may select a cleared or wooded site, level
or gently ypIiing land tsome with streams),
so as to besnd in harmony with the destRn
Of house you plan. A riding horse will
add to the familys pleasure and garden
fresh vegetables will give just the country
Coiesville I'd at Eoiesyille. Nd. about 8
miles from Silver Spring; convenient to
stores Price. $1,000 per acre site: terms.
Agent on property Sat. and Sun. to g.
ewes. and Sunday, cal Mr.. Price. 81.
vile I'd, near Silver Spring. Nd; price.
$1,000 KAY REALTY CO.. 550b Ga. ave,
cHEvERLY~Elev.. s1x18s. rear alley. ar
imps. on busline $1,000. UN 37ea.
after pm. weekdays; Sat, Sun. sii day.
-2T
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

yIRGINI,A-1st comm, $4,000 orassa So; IT., by
i6x5O-ft store, with established business
attached; suitable for numerous things
at sPDr9x Hs SSERfe loGs lSl
Ia1s IskaE p PdosNEn ssha II srokr on Ca ave
Columbia rd. NV: wide troatage ron da, on on :
included: possession at settle ement; IN IN
spection by appointment only, Mr; HuntsT' inter
Mas IA osoe 3 fyss 1ae Snd 1sl9 sq9 G o1sS
end CoMMERCIAL-Ideal site for ware
house. light manufacturing, bottling plant,
laundry, trailer camp, drive-in restaurant
erty now Improved BY 6oroom house and ad
10000 81 IT, Nth about 50 EatfsI gg
Va. just over Alexandria city line; rail.
road passes rear of property. Priced to
Sease sf ausf' ea M iF oG RA 5sa4 With
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, 927 18th st. NV
akLINGToN-1deal Ar; ui corner for stores, Of
sissi easily Converted GL. 1447 or cH. 1859
GUEsTHoUsE LoCATIoN-This property,
terms. Six bedrooms. owners apt. and
basement apt baths M MI 6ofI PTenflss Ross NA 4
fhs4 PHhhFs c6MMERcra1sod 5NG Ra1 81 Block 3rd St
s.w.; S-room Oct. brick and frame mousse
hot-water heat; lot 22xs7; facing large
Govt bldg; suitable for conversion to
business: priced for quick sale. Mr. Ben
nett AT; @ 93o3' MARSHAL Al i "APLE
10Th AND | sTs. NW.-ist commercial;
modern brick office building, consisting of
5 paneled ofices, gas heat; also adjoining
brick building with s rms. and bath; can
be converted into most any type OF profit
able business Call It'll pm, LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN Il CO., 14l5 K st. NV, NE.
BLaIDENsBURG RD.-1st commercial;
choice location for large food market, or
any other type of business; situated on
active thoroughfare: lot size, 100x263.
Investigate nowi Priced to sell Call I'll
pm, LEO N. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1915
st nv. NE. 54oo:
room house with bath; hot-water heat:
one block on wisconsin ave. Ewes. Mr..
Sherwood, wo. 4s4b. J. LEO KoLB. NC
52s REMEDY ST. H.w.-25x142, zoned
LIST commercial unusual opportunity to
purchase this wel,-located property. suit
able for many types of business, at a. very
attractive price; improved with frame
house; possession at settlement date Please
call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE.
5io AND bIa KENNEDY ST. N.w.-zoned
LIST commercial: 50x142. with paved alley
in rear now improved only with small va
cant frame houses; excellent location for
building Of stores or for owners business
use; immediate possession and priced 70
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. / ls5,
Evening star., 1947-06-26

FOR SALE-Fiyst commercial rear; 2121
18th st. NV; one-story and basement
building and lot; oil heat; $500. Cali
RE. 47S7, RUSSELL r. BARRETT. 81.
OUTSTANDING SITE for park and shop:
over 260-ft, frontage on main thorough-
fare. near large apt. development. o bar
gain at $50, 900. MODERN REALTY CO..
9713 Ga. ave, SH, 1I4l; ewes. SH 1884.
GOOD CORNER LOT on Lee hwy. lust
above Glebe rd.; 160x15 so; S1.lO per So fl;
zoned commercial Cali METZLER's vIR-
GINA OFFICE. 3s1I Lee hwy, Arlington.
Ist COMMERCIAI-6,500 50. It. on one
play room, ONCE, storeroom, shop, loadins
platform: excel. midtown corner location,
Mr.. MALCOLM, Ma. b963. OR. 6s15. FIR.
ARLINGTON, End Observation-Disclosures
lot ia, 400 50. ft.) fronting on main thor
oughfare and side streets. A most de-
sirable site and PRICED reasonably NAL
COLIN. Ma. 5963. OR. 6916. FIR. 2619.
BAR AND RESTAURANT. on and OF sale
beer and LIQUOR license. al necessary
equipment and furnishings for bar and
dining room; living quarters; 150-ft. front
on Baltimore blvd. near Laurel: property.
business, liquor stock, liquor and beer
licenses, ready te do business; S27:ooo.
sSIo. Pie BE AND sas REMEDY st. n.w.s-
zoned 1st commercial; 50x142 and 25x142.
with paved alley in rear; excellent loea-
tion for building of stores, or for owner s
business use. Now improved only with
fHme houses. Immediate possession. Priced
tU sell Please call HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE. 1166. -27
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

Southern Maryland County seat size 36x26
with basement. no competition: census
survey will show $1,000 weekly business;
S126 mo for yrs. Rent includes heat and
water Phone Ex 1928. SO g.,
end COMMERCIAL inclosed lot; for coal
yard or auto lot reasonable. Call UR-
CIOLo REALTY CO., 907 New York ave.
NV -27
1854 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-1s rms. 2
for commercial purposes only. THos.
I2th AND you SITS. N.W.-Approx. 5000
So IT.; excellent location for mems or
women's clothing, household appliances,
radio or iewelry store. FRED A. SMITH,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

buildings for permanent tenants on in
dustriaI land with or without siding
facilities. What are your requirements?
Prompt action Box 174-L Star. 26'
WILL LEASE to responsible party, 5000
So. it. Cor more) of ground floor. in
risidly constructed hreproof building;
prox. 400 #. B. g. O. siding along side
of building. Best use for freight termi-
nal. wholesalers, printing or parent
plant or branch manufacturers of mod.
crate size. Will alter for tenant best
use if necessary, For further partieu-
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Just outside of Alex
andria, Va: very good land on or Just of
railroad; land little. further from rail-
road at .proportionately lower prices but
any Of land a bargain as compared to
comparable property LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1866.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, on railroad about
$4,000 50. 1T. with frame warehouse
60x200 #. large lumber shed. earetaker's
house: S57,500. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
171Q K ST n " MA 1166
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BUSINESS PROP. foR sALf tcsns.l.

saa .oes eosfsaaa sa s:s srlss sSe r9 .aa & b.a
situated on lot 25xi2o: 3o-ft, street IN
.s,s;t rear excl sE oppor to eSnysTs y 9gsy1nsss
MENr corr. a1s Bond BLDG. DT. s5s4
RESTAURANT LocAnoN-rdsai corner
ss.s easily sssSs Asfsen
FILLING sTATIoN-smail. compact bust
ness in the heart Of shopping area; this
property priced e sen at sl9, 500, . son- On
ewes. and Sun. NO. o064. BOSS q PHELPS,
INC, 1417 * st. NV. -27
SPECIALLY ARRANGED for doctors or
dentists ofnces: very centrally located
we term 9 very excellent buy most
psd sdn Nth alterations actually costing some
rooms and bath. Living. quarters Of 4
Enrs sesap saa oh e ass hsas
price, $4,000 1greatly reduced; would
also make an excellent PAYING inysstmsnt
Prompt possession. MOORE q HILL Co.,
S04 18th st. NV, ME. 4100.
SECOND COMMERCIAL, outstanding 10
cation for small plant. containing S.gaa -
s5Sm eTen,ys Essr 81 cHdsE a5a .yss HhIas HI
GEsoSRGfEsToWN. wis. ave. frst CONNER
eiai Several properties available at rea-
sonable prices. THCS. T. MANN1x. 81
18th st. NV. DI. o476: eyes. RA. 7517.
1st COMMERCIALr-Semide corner: 22nd
NV. mr. o ST.. priced low for quick sale.
Call DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50.
end COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES-
9th and You st; store and garage on
1st a.; pvt. entrance to 2nd-n. apt. g
rms. and BATH.
Nr. 7th and N. Y ave-; lot 34-ft front;
{nonroved with Q hrjck houses: income $l22
mo. Price, $4,000. Selling to settle
Sherman ave. mr. Barry pl.; about 45-ft.
front; sood depth; with rear entrance; xTa e
BARRY, 1907 H st. NV. ME. 2025; ewes,
ia a27Q. = ~
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oUT-or-Towh REAL ESTATE.

SACRIFICE, FLORFDA-2-apt. !furn. house,
heart OF prosperous town; highway, snd and
cash, bal rent Ii 51S7. sxt. 3. s.
snug fsherman's haven in one OF Floridss
Gulf Coasts fastest growing restricted
Over 400 sold, l to acre
homesites. fronting or near salt water
community boat dock priyil. hard rd;.
$500, S45 down, SIS mo. Immed. posses
sion. For beautiful Illustrated fres 1oossSS 1sssS
X st. NV, ME-. 1143. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN Realtor u
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, telephone secretarial service.
mail address. Call d.: 5000. -26
nished with desk. chairs, hlins facilities
and telephone. See at 1l43 Conn. ave.
End floor go
DESK sPACE-carpeted floors. between
II and Eye on 18th st. NV S3b mo. Good
opening for public stenosrapher. Phone
DENTISTS OR DOCTORS OFFICE. SOFA
18th st. NV. TRINITY TOWERS APART
MENTS. -27
decorated building; secretartsl service;
telephone. Apply IN Room 10, 1921
18th st. NV. 3rd floor. -25
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coMMERcIAL PROPERTY WANTED

in, store or oface-type Of medium or SUD
stantial size. reasonably priced. Quick
answer can be given on any offerinss
Call MA, 92SI, am to 6 pm. -26
s, 5,OO8 to 1000 SO. FIT, District or close
in; to lease or purchase; suitable for con-
tractors warehouse and storage. Phone
TIA R4oO --2T
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

GEORGETOWN-Corne Of about $1,000
SO. IT.. very ,reasonsble for quick sale.
A. M. ROTH, MA. 1896. -26
GROUND for saie-21 acres,
zoned industrial. railroad sidings can be
had, 3 blocks from business section and
streetcars: water and sewer on some parts
Of the land; price, 15c per sa, IT: terms
can be arranged. HERMAN saANNAUER. /.
1895 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Md, 81.
472q 81, 6O25 20
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STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED-Suitable for ne
used furniture; in fairly good neighbd
/ WANT A LOCATION for my bus
Need a store ls to 20 #. front by c.
Sor approximately 1000 50. IT. other dimen
sicns. Near TO or part Of a shopping center
Occupancy about Sept l or before. G. s
SEMMES. 716 Madison NV, GE 1850
evenings $50 to $40 2Ss
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SUBURBAN REhT-vlReihIA.

CLUB AND LODGE, modern as any city
home, high on the banks Of the POTOMAC
on years lease: must furn. references.
Phone CHI 1894 Apply 5131 Columbia
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

$500 TO xl0,500-Gl homes, low month.
ly payments; Q and 3 bedrooms, fnll base
choice wooded lots nearby MontEomerJ
County. A. L. MURDOCH Co, Kensins.
ton. Nd sH 4611, PL. s602. 30s
SILVER sPRING AREA---S1I,7s0. q new
Ing room, two bedrooms. kitchen and bath
hoored attic, fun basement. oil hest, eiee.
tric refgr. and stove. CRANE q HE1iAN
Realtors, exclusive. 81 1000, ewes. till o
NEARBY nID.-e rooms and bath, "
acre, S7.950
) rooms and bath. oil heat, on acre
s lovely rooms and bath. on = arss
lot, S11 1,f6o
lovely level acres with stream. priced
caii MI. Ailnutt, LowERY & MELTON
Realtors. SH.. 1900. --2o
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WILL PAY Cash for country ground
near Defense, Landover or Baltimore rds
HO. 1850, Apt 407, 1904 10th st. ne.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

YES, SPECIALIZE in selling commercial
property Safeguarding the interest OF the
seller and the purchaser in every trans
action is our OBLIGATION. Listings OF busi,
ness properties solicited. Please call HARRY
l. FRIEDMAN, licensed. bonded broker
PIE 11RR ~
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INVEsT. PROF. FOR SALE (cenf.

ONE or WAsHINGTON's choicest NV.
locations, over 5o-unit apt. Erossing about
moderate expenses: splendid future: prac.
tical chance Of use available. Priced
according to value: terms reasonable
ROYAL LAWRENCE. Broker, Ma. el5b;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTs-5-rm
concrete brick bungalows, 4 yrs. old. IN
center and school in heart q development;
now vacant Just redecorated, so occu-
pied; houses painted white with red shut
may be resold BY investor: price, $4,000;
S4 500 FTIA mtg, $1,000 cash handles
Mr.. McLACHLEN. Hillside 1901: res, OR
I5l7T -S7