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SHIP BEING
 POUNDED BY HIGH WAVES
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A message from the Bibb, re- ceived by the Coast Guard at about 3 D. m. (EST) said darkness was approaching at the scene. but that 10 persons had been rescued by life rafts.
 The plane, carrying what the British Press Association described as the largest number of passeng- CTS ever taken on a transatlantic flight, left Shannon Airport, Fire during the night, for New York and Baltimore, Md, via Gander Mid. Apparently the plane en- countered heavy headwinds and exhausted it's fuel supply.
 Mcst aboard were Britons, but the pilot was an American. He is Capt Charles M Martin, 33, a former Naval flier. A spokesman at the Prestwick, Scotland, control tower, said none was injured and quoted a message saying the big plane was undamaged.
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CHRISTMAS DRIVE
 STARTED BY ACCA

HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Only 65 roughly) shopping days until Christmas. Naturally presents will be exchanged like mad, but here's a chance to make lot of children happy without shelling out any lettuce.
 A box for the reception of mag azines, records, toys, usable cloth ing, and in fact anything one deems useful to Alaska's crippled children, will he placed in the salesroom of the Alaska Light and Power Company.
 The aforementioned tox has a bottom, but it hasn't been sounded yet, so a lot of contributions can be accommodated. By the way, this really isn't a Christmas drive, merely a chance to do scnethin : nice for the kids
 The drive is being sponsored by the Alaska Crippled Children's Association.
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the city to sell lot No. 5 in Block 36. St. Ann's Ave, to the Juneau Spruce Corp, was read the first time. This lot is former hospital ground, which reverted to the city for taxes. It was sold to the Corp. for $l and other considerations.
 Fire Chief Shudshift was present and urged that the city take legal action, upon the recent request Of the Fire Department, concerning several known fire hazards on the waterfront. Val Poor, representing the Juneau Lions Club, asked for city cooperation on a recreation project the club was planning for the spring months, on the Doug las beach. The Councilmen promis- ed full cooperation.
 Councilman Werner, suggested that the city ask the Juneau-Doug- las Telephone Co to make more telephone service available to resi- dents, as many are inconvenienced by no available lines to their homes.
 Other business transacted was providing funds for a city chimney inspection and the paying of bills.
 Present in the audience were Mrs. Helmi Bach and Mrs. Frank Pearce.
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BETTE DAVIS iS
 IM FEATURE BILL
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Warner Bros new romantic drama, "A Stolen Life" coming to the 20th Century Theatre to- night, is exactly the kind of screen vehicle for which Bette Davis fans have been clamoring. For, more so than any of her earlier films, this unusual story affords Hollywood's most capable actress the opportunity to display her his tronic talents to an unparalleled degree It's veritable field day for the star as she deftly portray s twin sisters as unalike as twins can possibly be.
 With New England, Miss Davis own stomping ground, for the prin- cipal locale, the picture relates the expressing story of two sisters and their love for the same man.
 The one twin, Kate. is a com pletcly lovable, Selfless, understand ing and sympathetic character; whereas the other, Pat, is of an extremely selfish, ambitious, un- scrupulous ilk.
 Their mutual love for Bill Finer son (Glenn Ford), a handsome en- gineer who works for the govern ment as a lighthouse inspector, eliminates in happiness for one and tragedy for the other.
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WAC EXPERIENCES ACCOUNTED BEFORE
 BpW ON MONDAY

The weekly luncheon meeting of the Business and Professional Wo- mans Club was held Monday noon in the Terrace Room of the Baran- Of Hotel, President Rhea Smith presided.
 A very interesting talk was given by Miss Erlene Hull on her exper- fences as a WAC. Miss Hull was with the first group which left Fort Des Moines so that she had the ex- perience of seeing the antagoniSm which first greeted the WACs change to acceptance and finally to genuine appreciation as they proved their ability and sincerity in their desire to serve their coun- try
 The Pan American travelogue "Weekend in Bermuda" was shown by Eckley Guerin. The enthusiasm with which the movie was received proved that present day Bermuda has lost none Of it's prewar appeal and glamour.
 An invitation was extended to the members of the BPW to attend the meeting of the United Nations to be held this evening at the Gov ernor's House.
 Announcement was made of the first radio broadcast to be made at ' pm. Thursday. There will be meeting of Chairmen at 7:30 pm. Thursday at the apartment ol Edna Lomen in the Assembly. The following guests were pre- sent: Mary Lee Council, Mary Golf Lois Hill, Helen Scale. Mary E Waldron Juanita Wilson.
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ILLEGALLY PARKED AUTOMOBILES ARE
 SUBJECT OF DRIVE

A strong directive to Juneau Po- licemen was issued last night by Chief of Police Milo Clouse on the subject of illegal parking. He or dered them to clamp down on mo- torists whose cars are found park ed in prohibited areas or on the wrong side of the street.
 Clouse said that there have been too many traffic violations escap- ing punishment and told the mem bers of the Police Department to issue traffic violation tickets to all offenders.
 The traffic drive resulted in five tickets being given to local drivers in the first few hours of the cam paign with an apparent promise of more to come.
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HALLOWEEN p0TLU(K DINNER TOMORROW

Halloween potluck supper will be held tomorrow night at the Ma sonic hall Given by the Juneau Womans club, members and their husbands or escorts are invited to attend The committee requests that food be at the Temple by CHS o'clock for the supper which will start at 6;30.
 After the supper a program will be given as arranged by commit tee headed by Mrs. Betty McCor- mick. Mrs. Walter Heisel will sing "The Lords Prayer" several of Dorothy Roff's pupils will dance; a PAA film, Clipper Over Alaska" will be shown; and Mrs. Henry Harmon will sing.
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I "-I4.3U
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS: which moved into the Gulf be William that second- is vicinity of Graham Island strong to southeast night Cold penetrated Gun miles Southeast Alaska colder will be experienced over south Temperatures dropped to below Aaskalanana reported
 Umat Temperatures continued above normal AZ the Gulf of Alaska this morning northern California to the Aleu- Rain was reported scattered points north WeSern
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MAN ON BOAT K SOUGHT FOR S80
 DEBT TO HOTEL

Murry F. Palm was the object of a telegraphic warrant for de- .rauding an innkeeper sent to U. S. Marshal William Mahoney at Ketchikan yesterday from Deputy U. s. Marshal Walter Hellan in Ju- neau. HIS arrest is sought by San tiago Cesar, operator of a s. Frank lin Street Hotel. Cesar claims that Palim left here on board the Aleu- tian Sunday ewing him $50,
 Empire Wantads for lest results
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
C~JNCla MEETS

Rex Hermann, Charles Werner, Sante Degan and Wm. Boehl were the Councilmen present last eve ming making a quorum necessary to hold a regular meeting. Boehl, presided at the meeting, as acting Mayor. in the absence of Mike Pu- sich, who is visiting in Prince Ru- pert, B. c.
 Ordinance No. 26, which permits
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NEW COAST GUARDEE;
 SALVATORES NOW HAVE SON

A son was born to Mir and Mrs Clyde Salvatore of the Point Re treat Light Station yesterday in St. Arn's Hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds at birth MT. Salvatore is a seaman in the U. S. Coast Guard.
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G0LDSTEIN BLDG.
 OFFICES CHANGE

Office changes, of interest to vet erans, were made today in the Goldstein Building. w. w. Futile, of the Veterans Administration Loan Guarantee Division, has nov
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1 from room 3O5 to room POI.

cd rom room 3U5 10 rOOm zUI.
 Harold B GronrooS, Territorial Veterans Employment Representa- tive, of the U. s. Department of Labor and M J. Whittier, Veter- ans Readjustment allowance agent, have moved their joint office from room 30l to 305.
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CREATIVE WRITER'S MEET

Creative Writers of Arts-Crafts, Inc. will meet at Juneau high school, room one, Wednesday, Octo- ber Is, at 730 pm. This room has been secured as a permanent meeting place for the weekly work study meetings of this group.
 There were 19 present at the last meeting. Ten original manuscripts were read for criticism and analy- sis All those interested are wei come.
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Renarts frorn Marine stations at 30 P M. today

 nletnohery winds l5 to 20 miles per the outside waters Ska to Yakua Balance the outside Dixon winds 20 to 30 miles tonight and Wednesday
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FISHERMAN, WIFE. MOVE

MT. and Mrs. Charles Merila, oi Juneau, have purchased the Peter Carlson home on Fourth and F
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GILLIGAN QUITS PATROL

Herbert J. GiIligan, formerly of Juneau, has resigned from the Ter ritorial Highway Patrol according to an announcement today from the office of Highway Commission CT Frank A. Metcalf Gilligan has been stationed at Ketchikan but is in Ancnorage, at present, giving testimony in a court case.
 FROM PRINCE RUPERT
 w. Mattson of Prince Rupert is registered at the Gastineau.
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HERE FROM SEATTLE M. M. Kline and Byron Horton of Seattle are registered at the
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Street and moved in this week Merila is a fisherman.
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so yeors os fine whskey making mukes this whiskey aood 86 proof Blended Whskey The sroshi whistles in fhs podvct years old 3o9o sfrosh whiskey 70 oon neutral spirits. Hom Walker Sons lne Peoo. I
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LIST AND end TRUST LOANS on reA eststs
in D. C., Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER.
Isl Yt AND snd ma; rE6sr kHs 22oANs Promps
ssIssi NSrs shsSEf eo sn
9th st. NV. RE. $3.50
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST We VII
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd.
q on w. r RessonaSIs rates cSA HAI1oNsA PA
N. Y. ave. NV. National 5SS3.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES, quick set.
tlement. TULToN R, GORDON: l427 Eye
MONEY on nrst and second trusts; promps
astion; reasonable rates; nearby MsIylsnd, .TH
CAN CO. .sQ7 18th, Ma: so32.
list, End AND 3rd TRUST LoANS-.cssh
ers. METRO REALTY Co. Ex. b4as.
TRUSTS. LIST, End and 3rd, nearby Md !.
Va. and D. c.: mo- pmts. lowered ADAMS
REALTY CO. 9O5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE-.
1912. RE. 1913.
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; low-
rates. terms or mo payments. p. y.
WALSHE, INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. tcentl

GLEN ECHO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house,
With baths. on large %ooaea eonsd ste ,oo1, com
sen part Of site Il you desire and make
a profit: owner says sell as he is leaving
city; Immediate possession: price. s13.5o3
Gall James Bligh; ewes or sunday SH
sffoeSNiEsRAKER. 1885 K st. NV. exeiu-
sifnvfR siTs ffsn' SPRING - Attractive designed
place, dining rm,. and kit, screened porch
ard E.raEs fall bsms Sss h,wh real real
@SoRTH1NGToN REALTY. exclusive agents
81. 1900. open till 8 pm II no answer,
sihysR sfll Ell ssfPkiNe-own.r sfiaiN moved. S wiling
aud bath, side porch, nrepIace; fun base
Rsalator: .Sll Cedar ST. Tskoma Park. 3: C.,
sEETHEsDA, ~ HHESsDA Greenwich Forest-6-room
Blinds. sendix:: sl6.95O. Absolutely no
SILVER sfspis sPk1Sa@rour-bedroom Gh S5Se home in
lovely Montsomery- Hills Den, on hrsI
insulation in walls and ceiling, t detached he'd
blocks CT schools. buses and stores. Price
reduced to $16.950 making this an ex
ssns nny on So oda S maTk Rb sa1S PhSH
NON 4 LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
Slu,SOU, broom |
bungalow. on large wooded lot. containing |
living room with fireplace, dining room, |
kitchen bedroom and bath on fTst floor;
With FfS p beat oso Can evts for
! II BLOCK 9c OFF GEoRG1A-unusually ap-
pointed Woodside brick; large living rm.
with fireplace, dining rm., al-electric |
kitchen, with GE sink built-in dishwasher
and disposal unit. den: lovely bedrooms
and tile bath. recreation rm, bath. full
basement, gas heat: many extras. S24 800. |
ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740 until $50.
VERY UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES. $50; |
mr.. Cheverly: splendid commercial posi- |
bilities; convenient: vacant 6-rm. house.
fair condition: easily remodeled into store t
snd and, apt; s. 800 down, easy terms. ROB
FIVE % 10 ACRE TRACTS. near, Po-
Price concession Eii viii be made made to u6 or
families vino are ready to build within |
months so we may cut down cost OF
94itSi1 10 Weekdays. I OR or. 094 aoa4. ''0"e s:'e
TAK0MA PARK real home for enter
aiming, Living rm. with inclosed porch. /
large dining rm.. ultramodern kitchen. :,
master bedrms.. recreation rm. with fire. |
place: large landscaped yard: handy to |
schools, Transportation and stores: owner /
moved West, price reduced. ROBERT f. |
LoHR, Realtor. 81 Cedar st. Takoma
COLO coLoRID-foKEsTvILLE-4 Il = Hd i2vE rms. pan
try. and 2 lge. porches; elect; on lge. lot;
near school and bus: $3.50: terms. See
lots for sale. WYVILL REALTY CO.. HI. |
661o or HI 1872 >
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STORES FOR RENT.

WASHINGTON'S new downtown! Estab-
lished merchants This will give you ,t1. the
your neishbors are big chain store fsctors,
srd sqdh pTus s. g Co. Peopies DTus co Western
stores @ are ayailsSis to these VIZ , are Re- nov nov
ton IS making History! Louis BURMHN.
HAcANT Va NE sroRE-o1o F ST. N.w.-LonE
SSx 1Sth 4sSi5 And ssaT N.E-eround f. store $780,
ES:Ess SHhssrrs sPS' oG ;s'si sfs {: a7
iGE. ItEy RETAIL sroRE-1st f; et lss s: doyn7 y9o
storage. etc; excel. location for lge; re.
81 Ss1ff 5a'Sss :zSs; Aes, s6 ;i'
hGE. L E. STORE. frontage on ? streets; g.
pe4 st9Fy a. anS Sds S: squppsd ta
si@f ADpy LEO & Nj so
i 10Th Il, AND NJ H SIS. Iso0 N.E-and-noor Store
nsh nnsn heat ssate. yourself. only ss5 per mo as
10 i; 4nHY 4HnaFroL 8 ogf. ST. ddRSEh 6as St zoos So IT,
modern fire proof bldg; large show win- win.
high eesspy oil Of hest oo
NINE STORES, suitable for every mer;;
chandising purpose, located in one Of
Washington's. largest Populated aress' In
the NV. section. LOUIS BURMAN, RE.
end CoMM.---New BLDG. 25 H st; ne
it.: rental 1925 mo. MICHAEL WALSH &
SON, 4S11 Eye st. NV, RE. $3.50; eyes
S04 + ST. N.w-store or office space avail
able on ground and 1st floor: very close to
7th and r sts. NV, HENRY J: RoBB,. Inc,
1924 oo vs;nSnt vs09k ave .tn ng sT DS va
vt Wnoesse Sess large os isfs ssSsH 'Sas2
sRoWN. ys.o ma. 574o: ewes. EN-. 9551. ~
ISi5 i4th ST. N.W.-store, newly re-
modelled; consisting of rooms and bath
An mGde5n satsb. qoT snndry
% srocery store. deiicatessen. beauty parlor,
es esFpes Mr. 'nap a FEnERAG nnT sDc n
Co, 915 New York ave. NV. MA. 74l6.
CORNER STORE in close-in. Arl-Busy
intersection; good location for grocery,
auto supplies furniture, ETC. Reasonassoie
new NEW sToRE@over 1000 50. f.: ipmeai-
stey aysss in sphaster.r 70.
@ housefurnis1inss or draperies. ALBERT
II. COHEN. Realtor. CHI. 1861; evenings
SEAk SE 4S2 4S%2AYFLowEn-cho,ee Connecticut vt
fDfiSdafi1sy baidins dToSnd sgsna aoor store contains
J. j'0vs a. y wEInBERo Iii sTs C.. Realtors, i5o7
Zoe St sHEPHrkb RTi IA, s4 Ssos sawstore suitsbl.
pE AM f5E 0CS6. -ZS
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SUBURBAN SALE-ViRGINlA.

JUST SEE Tive know you'll like it. A
charm-packed studio rambler IN woooeo 1,a
living room. with dining room tie.in; A
sunshine kitchen with lots of lifetime
steel cabinets step down to bedrms;
bedrm o. master study available at an
add'tional cost. Full basement, OF course:
automatic heat. This home is beauty
ony onG fesRf AREHeToN hSe fo@ r Realty CO
agerts, 2204 Wilson blvd GIL 1900 OK
sPECIAL-vACANT-A brick, . bed
rooms and tiled bath on frst floor: nice
living, room with fireplace. dining room
and Kitchen full roo outslde er
Maln immediate tzfFe sale foSs' ARI1SGToN REALTY
CO. 2.O4 Wilson boulevard, GIL. 1900 or
Gf 81 ArrENrIoS GDsn Giws sfz 1 nave e new Cape
Cod brick has liy. rm din rm' I'm oEd Rlt
on only. sEWEEL REALTY CO. i So. GIebe
I'd At Lee 5lvd PhSne 81 co1onia 9o4 brcK
yrs. old; has liv: rm:, din rm: I'm Kit, 2
nice IIot; price, $1,000; This Is svauEe real
Phone GIL. 1874. -27
ARLINGToN-Vacant New 2-story brick
home consisting of extra lse; rms, cons
heat. fall bsmt.; lse. living rm. fl. and
leading of to a screen porch; near every
a2i thing an and priced to sell. LoNGAcREs'
FALLS CHURCH sPECIAL-very unusual
2-bedroom bungalow; fireplace, gas heat,
finished upstairs, full basement: fagstone
5reezeway; etca ROBERT MAGEE' RE,
A REAL RAMBLER: a6 #. long on over ?
acres. pleasantly situated with southern
exposure, this owner-built nearly new
house is exceptional, both in appearance
14x43, with bright cheerful windows and
stone fireplace. The recreation room Is
24X24 and has 3 exposures. Two. bed
rooms are 13x14 and the master. bedroom
is 1879. and there is tiled bath and
> half baths Closets are large and
numerous: and the kitchen catches elNa, the ;h
sulation. Venetian blinds, oil heat. and
the RANGE and refrigerator The I'm fine ,sIn oual.
is constructed make it as nearly fire re-
sistant as any house we have ever bad for
sale. 10 miles from WashingtonH The
price is S32 900. with down pavment of
$4,000 required. MASON HIRST, ex-
clusvely Annandale. Va. at the end of
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5s12. Closed
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VERNON E. WEST. STANLEY DeNEALE
and IRVING BRYAN, ATTORNEYS for
Petitionerk

VERNON Z, WEST; STANLEY DeNEALE iIs
IN THE p1srficTa fss1slonssoi COURT or THE
United States for the District Of colum-
ston sia IN Of fa sss ssa s 'as
s77. SIS s7s ss2 sss and ,sssIr,tn sss IN
sHatnfoss eoart 81 she S.
Of Ga01 Of tpa e peton Of the
sioners of the District Of Columbia. filed
in the above entitled cause. and on motion
is49, K toF oRpERED. sia TT That 1T the Clerk Of the
Court issue citation to all parties IN inter
P:sltion PsHslsaars ss assss0fn this sS
senck tn day am Of to ssWsp the sa sad psn
ths to Ssreo hous not be
SHOWN :S T6g o @ hs pa nnd sd R ss the pson
in said cause, should not be condemned
fS5 school 9b.E in oReEREn tRs RsIs'i s st
unsS isny 6 sass tsd e Tor ths
Of Columbia' upon sue sueh owners S.-s;r oi tne
his deputies, within the District Of Column
ba and it is further tbsss
warned and required to appear, IN this
Court on or before the said -. 24tn -, day .t1 o.
tior,, and to continue in attendance until
the, Court shall have made its fnal order
report Of the condemnation jury to be
appointed BY the Court to appraise the
value OF the respective interests and OF
premises mentioned and described in the
aforesaid petition. It is further ORDERED;
That copy Of this order be published
washington Post, the washington Evening
Star, and the, Washington Times, Herald.
before the said gath day of November,
1917. H. A. sCHWEINHAuT. Justice.
fSeal) A true copy test: HARRY HULL.
Clerk by II. BRERTzBAuGH' Deputy
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NINE APT. MOD. BR. BLDG, mr., upper
Al An invest s KNoUsE Ghsdf Na ofs ST Ak s
THREE 1-sroRy BRICK STORES, ne;
subj. to $4,000 1st trust on ea; ,i.,L excsp- 3
sacas slaefI 0qS Re sosS; oeS eve, OR s1ss ~
4-FAMILY APIS; NV: location: 5 rms.
and bath each oil he heat; low % epeEatins eS so
SnnsIs NEAR asth h'' AND EYE Sis. N.W.@A s.
room brick, next to corner: excellent buy
s4F future 5eaSaiSR5n N Ss Rasf
FoTRFaM9 tS5i ~ 1ta Ii TkIT TN to
shopping and transpertation; each apart Art
furnished, with an income Of $3.120 per
year; expenses low; this property is rss-
snd sGers'H san af n &C.,
1NCoME e Nj a;E sfs,oSo o ANNUALLY; price, So
5-story, full cellar: automatic heat: elsya-
tor' ,5' y rms baths. EYES, BOUCHER
SILVER sPRING-one of the fastest grow
mercial apt. buildings, also $4,000 So. #.
group apis. and 4-family buildings; 5nfor-
Maalf9 MEhqoN Gnf ReaitoPs, GaF SITS % ceorsia
81 1AiPTs., 3 sleeping rms, 3 baths; down
S596 mo. Price. $4,000: $4,000 down.
HAMpToN 81 re REALTY CO. Ex. 1856: YES
ist COMMERCIAL, 2-story brick building,
semidetached contains store and apt.
above no leases; easy terms to responsible
purchaser To inspect, call COMET
REALTY CO., 939 N. Y. ave. NV, ME.
O095. 20
IL units or 20 units; desirable locations
and showing nice return. SENATE
CO., 1109 Eye st. NV, Elk 800.
DOWNTOWN FINANCIAL AREA-4-story
and basement modern office building,
leased to 1856 to highly responsible ten
ants; net income considerably better than
usual. will stand close analysis: inquiries
invited from interested investors. j. A.
WEINBERG CO.. Realtors, 1907 H st. NV"
SUBSTANTIAL 3-apt brick, located on
Md. ave. near 3rd ne; excellent rental
condition; total rental, $3.50: price, S16.-
900, To inspect call RUDDEN g. COIN,
18th st., from owner; furn:
rental: $4,000 handles. AID. 1417. Is
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLING? We neea properties OF all
types. homes, small and large investment
properties, acreage. building lots in sroups.
clients waiting and bur sales force is
equipped to handle any deal, We can de-;
liver complete package-the sale a1si and
SALES. INC. 1928 < st. NV, Ma 9141
I PAY CASH or will sell for you: lots.
houses or acreage; free appraisal: SCOTT
SANDERS, 1919 SO. Cap. st. TR. 1858.
INDUSTRiAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
OF buildings for sale or lease. A. M. ROTH,
woodward Bldg, Ma 1925; u,.
session will pay UP to $500 cash. Sligo
WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses. small
eoIIity rights in real estate INTEGRITY
INVESTMENT CORP. oil 9th st. n:w.'
phone DI 6361.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THREE 1.sToRY BRICK STORES, ne,
subject to $4,000 1st trust on each: excep-
SACHS RE. s0s6: ewes, OR. 6123.. 27'
JUST OFF CONN. AyE.-1st coml., frent-
ing 20 it. on Calvert st. and Joining Rock
apartment buildings; $3.50 So. it. Call Mr..
Measell, MA 5000: ewes. and Sun, DI.
07O5. BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1417 K
=, End COMMERCIAL, s.E.-Near the Navy
hand: reasonably priced Cali Mr.. Measell.
MA. $500: ewes. and Sun. D1. 07o5. BOSS
4 PHELPS, INC: I417 St. NV ~
Ind C0MMERCIALEViecintlty. tt. 18th al and I I
basement brick dwelling; adaptable to busi-
ness use Mr.. Menish. office of ROBERT
W. SAVAGE 514 Union Trust Bldg, Ma.
$500. Ewes, NO. 1884. Pr
VICINITY 18th AND H SITS. N.w.-3-story
building. Soft. frontage, 30-ft; alley. :
ana sales See Mi R0asf sd IT, D sda
ToURIsT HOME, : bdrms, 3 baths; excel
lently furnished Good location, corner lot.
For appt, to inspect call MIR. SAUNDERS,
GEoRGETowN. End commercial, on NJ
st. vicinity Wis. ave; lot contains 5000
SO. #. frame building. Call Mr.. Dodge,
Il; WEAVER Elao BROS INC: Washington
End COMMERCIAL. L st; NV, west OF
brick building, Let 25xI20 to 19-ft. alley;
owner will improve to suit desirable tenant;
good location for used-car business. Call
O7o5. BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 X