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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS MADE
 BY JUDGE F0LTA

made most interesting and pointed Commencement address at the graduating exercises of the 52 seniors of the Juneau High School last night, and was given a splen- did round of applause at it's con- clusion.
 In his opening statement, he said: To-day marks the close of your high school days and the commencement of personal respon- abilities. It is a time for self appraisal and decision, a momen- tous occasion in your lives, a mile stone in lifes history. It marks the elimination of the efforts of the faculty of the public school system. Your parents, who ex hibited great concern in your pro- gress from grade to grade, exper- fence mixed feelings of regret and qualification; regret that there will be a severence of home ties, but nevertheless are grateful that success has crowned your efforts and that you have reached an inn portant step toward the ultimate goal-preparedness for life"
 Judge Folta told the seniors that life has become extremely com plex, distance has been annihiliated and isolation and security as i've once knew them are no more. Nuclear fission hangs over the world like the sword of Damocles, a grim reminder of the oblivion that awaits Us if we do not have the capacity to establish peace and good will on earth, for it is doubt ful whether the world could sur vive another war"
 Basic Foundation
 Judge Folta said the high school education has been the basic foun- dation of what we call the demo- cratic way of life. Home and church have joined with the school in this great effort by teaching the principles of Christianity and insisting on the observance of the Golden Rule
 The speaker said the commence ment does not mean the end of education, but many will go to higher institutions and for those who do not, the high school edu- cation is merely intended to guide you to the ladder of success to prepare you to work out your own destiny. From now on you are master of your fate and captain of your soul and we look to you with confidence and hope"
 To-day our way of life is chal- lenged. There is campaign to impose upon the world system of moral, economic and political control diametrically opposed to the theory of freedom and the practice of democracy, as well as to Christianity. The two greatest nations are aligned against each other because of irreconcilable ideologies and ways of life. It will be your opportunity, as men and women, to protect and preserve the greatest free nation on earch.
 Tn the immortal words of Lin- coin, it is for you, the living, to be dedicated to the task of seeing that government of the people, by the people and for the people, shall not perish from the earth. Americas future, if not the future of the world, will be determined by the graduates of this genera tion."
 In conclusion, Judge Folta said: Members of the graduating class, as you embark upon the voyage whose course you cannot determine by chart or compass, to meet the challenge of life's great adventure in this age, we, your elders, have faith that you will meet the chal- lenge in the traditional way of your forefathers"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24
NORTHERN LIGHTS
 SEEN IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE. May 24.--tR-A bril- liant display of the Northern Lights sent many Seattle residents into the streets shortly before midnight. The spectacle lasted for several hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24
AT THE GAsTINEAU

Registering at the Gastineau Ho- tel are Andy Barlow. J. Marshall and T. Postalwait from Wrangell. James J. Hills and George M Her rick from Sitka. All are represen- tatives to the special meeting of the Alaska Trollers Association.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24
MANY SURPRISES ARE SPRUNG AT
 COMMENCEMENT

DtlOlc CIOWQtQ duulJOI lulIl of proud parents, friends and townspeople last evening, 52 grad uates of Juneau High School re- ceived their diplomas in Con- mencement exercises.
 Highest award for scholarship Valedictorian of the class, went to Julia Sakagami, and Lily Ann Maurstad was awarded as Saluta- torian. Special scholarship honors went also the Lois Nicholson, Dale Rolf, Rdath Dawes, Diane Huns bedt and Bill Long.
 The Parent Teachers Association $500 scholarship award was giv- en to Bill Long. iis making the awards, Principal Henry Harmon also singled out Doug Boldly for recognition as the first high school student in Alaska to earn the Dis tinguished Rifleman award of the National Rifle Association.
 More Surprises
 Continuing succession of sur prise announcement, retiring Su- perintendent of Schools A. B. Phil lips awarded two special graduation diplomas. The first was to Leroy West, employed as an electrical foreman with the U. s. Engineer Corps, who left school before fin ishing high school, but has since completed the requirements.
 George Mercado, a member of the class who left school because of illness, completed his high school requirements from his hos pital in Seattle. He has recently returned, and his credits trans ferred to Juneau High School Both West and Mercado were added to the roll of graduating senior, class of 1947.
 Perfect Attendance
 Not announced on the program through an oversight were the names of two seniors who had records of four years of perfect at tendance. They are Julia Saka- gami and Lousan Krause. Also unannounced were <the names of three senior students who are World War II veterans Ned Zeng- CT, Doug Gregg and Evan Scott.
 Senior President Jim Rude pre- sented class gift to A. B. Phil lips, a desk lamp. Since the lamp has not yet arrived, Rude delivered to Phillips an engraved placque for the lamp.
 Phillips Fellow Graduate
 In final brief address, A. B Phillips spoke of himself as a fel- low graduate with the class of l947. Retiring after 26 years of teaching, Phillips stated that when he came to Juneau as Superinten- dent of Schools 13 years ago, 26 members of the present class of 52 seniors were just entering kinder garten.
 R. E. Robertson, chairman of the School Board, made the ac- ceptance of the class from A. B. Phillips. Dr. J. O. Rude, clerk of the School Board, awarded the diplomas. Judge George w. Folta gave the Commencement address, and Rev. Willis Booth the Invoca- ton.
 Special music by seniors includ- ed flora Staccato, a clarinet solo by Dale Rolf; Ave Maria, a trom- bone solo by Earle Hunter; and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24
The W ashing ion Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON-Your pocke tbock privately, Truman and his advis- CTS are still upset about depres- sion. Recession hasn't set in yet, but costs haven't come down and the price-cut campaign prov ed a washout. The Council of Econ omic Advisers told Truman that layoffs-not reflected in unemploy- ment figures-are mounting, Un- employed now total two and one half million The landlords are ready to nick at the pocketbook again. Truman fears a last-minute rent-control extension bill which he'll be forced to sign like the OPA bill last, summer. The rent bill Con- gress has in mind means increases of from IS to 50 percent in rent costs.
 New homes-making no housing progress for the veteran is the whole administration housing pro- gram. Economists say six billions worth of new homes were necessary by 1947. Figures show less than half of that will be built. This means your chances of new house and apartment are almost nil, also that continued high demand puts renters at mercy of landlords. Tru- man plans special Cabinet meeting with Council of Economic Advisers to work out solution.
 Society News-Passing of Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24

VALLETTA, Malta-White nylon bathing suits were banned from Malta's beaches today. The govern ment ruled they were indecent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24
WEATHER REPORT Temperature for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:30 O'Clock
 This Morning

. In Juneau-Maximum, 66;
 . minimum 41
 . At Airport-Maximum, 66;
 minimum. 37.
 . WEATHER FORECAST
 . Juneau and vicinity) . Fair and warm this after . noon and Sunday. . PRECIPITATION . Past 24 hours ending 7:3o tm. today, . In Juneap None; since . May l, STA inches; since July . l, 9l56 inches. . At Airport None; since , May l, 3.48 inches; since July . l, 57.58 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24

Bogota, capital of Colombia, is $500 feet above sea level.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-24
EXCHANGE DISCUSSED

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 24.- Recommending on Henry Wal lace's proposal that the University of Alaska and the Irkutsk Univer- sity in Siberia exchange students, Dr. Charles Bunnell, President of
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Evening star., 1947-08-05
SUBURBAN sALE-vlReINlA.

CONVENIENT TO TT. BELVoTR-We have
a large home, suitable for q large family
or tamilies; situated on large iot
with RT'sd s cssh sss snd psscp: Gam ::
of $75 per month including principle and
interest; near school and shoppins, Shown
1y & appointment only. WRIGHT REALTY,
lHGoo lHsGGoo Realtors, 470l Columbia pike. CHI.
UNDER s1a,o0O-Brick bungalow with
Eoom to expand; Gift. living room with
space for future rooms; REAL ESTATE
*; o5s1; ox. 2Ss5.
FOR M I0.5ooIWithout too much cash
prise, you can buy buy this s-year old. Broom
s1sl Esh 4! hsst fsDpss plqn1Ps
' dfHs Fa sKbE G ossd ssoad 9x sss
Eventually you will need 3 bedrooms and
that extra Y bath on the ,Ist floor Is a
Kitchen Biz enoush to ns eat 'a IN: tor remarka re a
ably low price. this home has everything,
INCLUDING sound, solid brick construction
bEy REAL At Es5lATE Slsbr = SERVICE Realters Lee
SHELTERED by tall green trees, pictur-
esoue but 500 practical; shady quar-
ter TEL acre for summertime, a cheerful fire.
your logs); 2 bedrooms and a stairway to
aIse FEa EgHm g sggs.sEs sqt q Rrsf Of
5e Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., Gil. O561, OK.
sis.s5o-7-room brick house, on s acres
coanS nss hs 6Tnm oSss
kitchen, 4, bedrooms bath. and a sxi8
pore porch on t the 1st a., and Large unfinished
HRsT. Annandale, Va, at the end Of
;d.aa columbia pike: Phone Alexandria 5s12.
Evening star., 1947-08-05

ARLINGTON. ,vA.-several locations for
Ssq~sf s6iuSls ghs D,ts AI6stan
STORE AND UPSTAIRS OFFICES at 6o7
New YORK aye; bldg: Just rem1dsied = arg Jd
u ss5s f ssns
oGfsTANDTNG dI5f + iX;i HE '1SG BUSINESS CORNER in
ehr stcres 0se sSpsr scr Fks neladns pg
sesponsible tenant j. A. WE1NBERa CO, O.
ffas9Fs ffRsT da9a ss as ga asos g.
near F-3-story brick building; II spa
cioYs rms. lavatories. Oil h; VIII; private
ofices: newly remodeled. For information
cal; OWNER, Wo. 96O1. Brokers pro-
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. e1s3 p st. NV
Entire. 1st floor, garage in rear, to be va
nisbed; Suitable ofices once or or shop: S sis5 mo.
s63 aeee eNa ss eitats TEEr dssn
space avail. In 10-story fireproof downtown
seS sdg ,oT With cs pass ebt and
turing, workroom. stockroom space and
NJ; BERNSTEIN 81 CO, 1415 K st. NV.
18th AND R SITS. N.w.-rireproof build
ing. stories, mezzanine and basement
ooo sa a ae0s sey IN Fear Build
ing in excellent condition. Possession
spect, phone BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 141z
< seo St NV; VT MA; q GS3oos; st,,u ,r,,, sIsu
approx 24x24 ideal for storage, paint
shop or other small bus. reas. Ewes. ME-
EXCELLENT RETAIL LoCATIoN-Large
street-foor space in downtown -10-story
ONCE bldg. (app, $500, square feet with
retail store. Apply leasing dept. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 14I5 K st. NV. NE.
?a9 a9d Goth ST NV. west Of Conn ave-
Just remodeled, plumbing and other fix
lures new; immediate possession: 3-story;
washrooms on l st and 2nd floors; gas heat
asphalt tile floors throughout, insulated:
deep rear ward: FRANK M. DOYLE, Real
tors. DI. 1865.
COLORED-FOUR-B brick with
English basement especially suited for
doctor or dentist: near Dupont Circle. Box
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANb

koCkviLLE-A comfortable 5-rm.-and-
bath bat brick bungalow. lse. rms, insulated;
1ot fo basement easement perchss coal heat. lge
and chickens; oeated on @ crabS aSf ave. safaen ot
Horner's lane Ca good quiet street,: conv.
s9 to ,an Shnrches. stores and school; priced,
$sSS. $$ssSSSS. pE' 1871. or cali M. pfis:: & gh: g.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Lovely de.. e bpick
basement. 1st-fl. ant. 8 rms and bath,
% ; rms and bath fruit cellar and oil hot
Snly ksstristsd Psons 4s e'gHnt@sat ST. sass
IAkoMA PARk-owner leaving city. I'm
msGj brsai 1p5Gupa'ney Beautiful. modern, all
stove. bedrms:. full tile lie bath. is' WITH sth
faSxst Fq eornsF 9s o oil sosed Gloss hsa S xss Ass
s5i K ssssss 'fhIos a1a
with matching brick garage; located on :.
oors Rf ana FIJI P e Bath srsTesd nsIssnes
oad EsisaS'oa aofRc4 sR afs ST. Iufsafsa ss
stone HOUSE on Braddock Heights, Ma.
asFes sos1H 1sFopad; priced 70 t. sell G%{LLL12S
eiTY ri sf us esss sesoss Ml the esfa District
peat luii basement and GARAGE; conven-
FTEHKpsEAE FTMEs pssEEzEGS sanSazs:
windows and s Screens nea anchor fe4ee
owner occupied; immediate possession.
s4a5. Wi With hDeEnS M1aM + sss1 BoAzE. szfs sses Us
BRick. fsR E. A5 bETacaE1. FAC led. East Riverdaie-
finished S' for aps s drepaees and tie
baths h.-w.h;: price reduced for quick
a sae spsrfs MI saa S sSes No sf5
with WILLIAM H. BoAzE. 34os 18th st.
VETERANs s;i IA sSt5 oNLY-For information abe about
cilities. call the BosWELL-MILLER CON-
SEw, Wv NE NEVER occuPrED-e-rm,, 1H.bath
front. white picket fence for safety Of chill
cn ese CHEVY Ghae M fs
ea 5eRsEs5N dosboN asE i{ Eye e ST. Pm NV q p
land Gardens on Columbia I'd, between
Fairland and Burtonsville, about 4ls miles
rooms: new and ready for immediate oc-
j. MOSS. Realtor. sH. 26OO 81
1Rod,LIIN.GwooDm;2lsSsorGy 1sod, brick On large re
cedar closet and 2 full tiled baths on 2nd
floor Built,in garage with overhead
laundry in basement. At only S23,500.
This property offers a. safe, sane and
sound investment. Excellent financing.
Bethesda, sS04 Grant ST story brick
bungalow with stairway to floored attic.
Ground floor contains 2 corner bedrooms,
bath, kitchen. dining room and living
room with fireplace. Oil h.-w heat. De-
tached garage Ideal for small family.
BETHESDA REALTY CO.. Sl00 Wis. ave,
OIL. 1900 IS
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Commercial Property 70, Sale tcer, J /,

eoMmereieI Property fos Sale tceRt.) :.
lST COMM1HCIAL-Large I-story build
ING Solid masonry. .16h-ft. ceiling.
FOUNDATIONS built to hold 8 more stories.
Has display room. ONCE. store room, shop,
Iossi IIosaing platferm Ezssi; midtown corner
FEST frs e ee'easaafRc1A1,. asaafR $500 Ga. ave
Home in business section. Profits to be
made here. Property has 8 spacious
rooms. Ideally decorated with paneled
walls. Portion Of full bamt. has income TO
wnlen store front can be added, URCIOLO
REALTY CO., ME. 1871; ewes. DE. 925i.
SECOND COMM. PROPERTY, vicinity
aes a5d sshGs sa H. ass ssesn s
podsss IT, EMfs1sgnHaRsY M1HaR sR5s s5s.d cs Seq wan a
DUNN IokfNG. v3Me ssoo exss Acres coi 81 3sa9, sa9
large, well-built double garage, with 2-rm.
$50 8, JAals + MHHoNEY. Woodvsrd Wood ar;
81 coMMERciAi. Blad.nsburr I'd. ne,
sdu,dt frontage and containing approx.
5000 50. IT,; owner will consider sale of
part: Excellent location and reas. priced
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., 1920 Conn
ave NV; EN-, 1900 until pm. -
3 BRICK HOUSES. rooms and bath each,
2nd-eommercial zone; suitable for auto
$4,000. Cali Mr. barrow. RANDALL II.
HAGNER & CO., INC, 1921 Conn. ave,
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

to School, aShas ana 9anap lG5Ins 81 miles
sfsi eEssd westward cav ssfRs Bds ks
1s. 1s, Fl. 30 ACRES. all cleared, on
georges CO.. IND Ma niisstse mics from b. 5. C. lins
out Central ave. or Annapolis rd.; $500
suits you. Call owner, BILL NORRIS,
SLIGO PARK HILLs-1o acres Of beaSti-
fully wooded ground., part Of the we'll
planned ,l and deyeiopsd SUBDIVISION Of Sligo
3 sides. facing main thoreushfare: ali
utilities; including water and sewer, sur
proved plan Of subdiyision available on
MAD SS sdsSi 7 s sss ssoa III sS,d -
Pa, ave over new South Capitol st. Bridge
end s sSd s19h S4s. GsptO Ss s se assy
sVaiisble tor to build iaIusH at sN interest seWeg
eRd SsseF ownsr msn 4sa 4ssrnE Z. E. o
sMDERs. Bill sess ArTHSTISa. rissai1Ss Between and
7'acres Of cleared and well-drained land,
loa ss $500 cash. RoSERT Ras
s6roM2c f. 5sM122c uHMab MbST ss0s SECTION, overlooking
the Potomac, is miles from White House.
AZ acres in all; finest view up and down
river. Call Joseph g.. Rutley. H. G.
sAMGITHY CO., sII 18th ST. NV, MA.
Is ACRES level cleared ground, 10 miles
o3S So feet sstn,o on aF hifhTay saerse ePiy
w x4oHav Have { sASh33Er Fn3Grs 5Sa of q. s and a.,
each, Of highly productive land, each Of
which is well located and of them are
on an arterial hwy. with transp. available
and stores conv: near Silver Spring; priced
p. p 1871, Or ca NJ. Price, 81, $4ss. : Us
School bus telephone, etc; is miles B: C.:
81 200. Also 45 acres, reasonably priced.
Call Mr.. Eames, CO. 1915, JAMES E.
MAHONEY. woodward Blds.. RE. 2411.
HAVE SEVERAL nice tracts Of 5A acres
ton; would be ideal for small farm: has
frontase on highway and excelisrnt bus
eH oSis s's D: JOHN ss II
about II acres of woodland with Dogue
Creek at rear. frontage on roads. lies
well. Is romantic; price. $4,000. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV, MA.
8 8 ACRES 7 miles from pentsson: rolling
sGo lYNea SsSa ESQ soN miles R9 out ysshos ceS
bia pike, Alex 5906: closed Sunday.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK sPACE-For those who want the
IIys slar ONES 9n atR The sround oor 9f shs Barr
switchboard service; a pleasing. comfort
Tas TWo as4 CLEAN Gs R,Is F2s Sssa
eAsE% 5sas !S''GH WpSs4 # no aas Consul.
c5MfiR1EIr sa ffth l. nT fuRNisSsESp ri sS executive.
type once; air:.conditioned modern build
inE; ing, s%ecretarial % service available; IDEAL
boWNToWN LcCATioSN 81 sats oe. ios % .vyers
suite, available Sept. LIST Box 97-S Star
SEVERAL DESIRABLE ofices available for
lmIdmediate INN ocsupancy in the NATIONAL Union
as6Ross as5 kAbio St ns c. 81 sis TF st. ksss
yIcN. WHITE HOUSE. 1905 g st. Nv
single omcss or suites: reasonable. Call
1855 % & sr 1o5 aRDt suite &C. ala lst7 r.eep.
sss KY sSa sslv EiF1 h,$: g.
BIDS; suitable for once use: approx. 1900
S eais as .ntrs aifDay Tndows Gn ss ooE
e.il easing dset Gho or WI sEsssHEiS isssssEaas
$rssfEr s2 4lS fL6ok 81 orFick nH sFsck4 Ns s49 9h
the downtown financial section: ideal for
esn apply 81 d.p arsf LES aERS
5a. 5s4 sss :E sT Ss, o, .Ss Conn
fixtures new; Immediate possession; )
sa aspss % sp ss oo4. and End oos
poYLE Resiser. asse lfar 81 1853 1885, FRANK M
DooWVgNTowN OFFICE BLDG. G.-1,soo to
5000 stoss oc. 81 IT. s,sf e space ,ses,.s ssyasSs
Of Washington's downtown fnsncial sec.
tion slsyator service isnitor service heat
dsDs Zro r5'Sd:s srhnsF1s II Tf gd
eoaBINEs' E. yoTa Oh 81 oFriee steo; and worF7som
,asiiis,ss-s0o nyailssIs to $500 g. e q space
saqipped with passsnser and fH ffeisht o'es; ele.
rators, Sate, Till subdivide to meet your re-
ideal i9r once space. lighs
Plant: siiyersmith. etc: also IDEAL for extra
Apply ieasIns dept. LEO N. sERNssTHEifa
sas so 10Th 81 aw r. PA msais.I a S4ee CATER
ysastisa blinds; siee @ 1ASD sS!f''in' sARsS hssi
QUIET sss sTupfo Il 10 ho6sE mF Sois Dupont area
pissfsim DI MI no living fssssii!ssiss: ss $40; $50
pocToRs' ''ealPi oPfic2s Is and sS apt, combined:
cosNfeTfeuf M NsfaGfsl = XVI a5ssor, .e5an os
oil-heated. once buiie ing. Potential income
on long leases to prom. tensnts: VIII
qWNER. Or. s5os; Brokers invited:
8-story apt buiidins, i block from new
q. W. Medical Center; ideal location for
doctor or dentist; rent. $40 per month:
Hp Hsoppneesing Lying 9IaTssr' ~ rs desired: gee
SUITE OF ROOMS and corridor, private
bath newly decorated. 1905 H Ct; NV;
Apply manager. EBBITT HOTEL lotn sna
n Sts. NV. v -
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PROPERTY FOR sALE.

n \. d 81.
about $4,000 cash. Falls Church 1763-J
FoyR-sToRY and basement modern once
roi: $500 annuaiIy. Responsible ten.
ants on long term leases; Low operattns
Sss s
Investors are invited to call or write fol-
&c. sesars sns iso4 st.
STORE BUILDING, sox75. in progressive
on wsh ssssatop 9~ csuse
buy. buy; i: i: sRooks sess PERR1Na 4 co. Real
9.UNIT sotfi n APT. Sc. section-Annual rental
i, BROOKS PERRfNd 4 Co. Realtors
nDooiwHN1TTo0wN-4-story brick, with ground
floor store or ONCE, 6 rms. and . baths
on 8 flors above. Gas heat. Very good
home, invest. or business property. Rea-
ssa'1y '''sSs sSews Nj REa ooR kss ssS
~; NJ &snd &sd % %%N6 G srs.-9s, 2 rms. sns
Can BE- 'ta easily uiss remodslsd Tor Suainess Of
PAV5s 3. dS,fRSfA,So,e. 81 ga o5ss x 81. ,oe with
single tenant, bringing fair return; potential
900; good frontage, recent, valuable inn
gcHt ap ssGns 80 asa sas
spection: it. will pay you. ROY Law
RENEE, Broker, ma. 9155: eyes,, Ii. 2040
CONN. AVE., 900 50. IT. in modern ele:
vator ofice bldg.. divided in 7 rms; will
rent half and char, util. furn. OR. 650s.
STRATEGICALLY LOCATED-Four- story
and basement ONCE bldg., completely re-
modelled and modernized: now under Ave-
year lease to financially responsible tenant.
Exceptional net return to investor. Call
DI 1913 till pm. WIN. H. SAUNDERS
APT. BLDG, containing 2 units. show
ing good return for money invested. In
good rental district. SENATE REALTY
log ap f. BU1HDiNs2eet 81 Lii TX s2HS .etus
AVAILABLE: AZ Sc. 900 Cash Viii Viii hsndls. M.
s1ss s1?ss! .vehiass hAsL w: VI sss5 sSsb4' me- e.
SON and Lee blvd. close-in Arlington.
times yearly rents. KELLEY & BRAN
NdoMa hER r. oynR 17ae .izsSo izss q Ygaseun
house ssmifprn na sr excel lGc sas Sa East
spts.. consists Of rms, KIT. and bath;
apts., consists Of rms, kit. and bath;
II stoves. II refrgrs.: janitor's apt. in
basement; priced approx. times an.
nual rent income. Investigate this sound
investment. Exclusive with JAUL J.
MILLER, DU. 2422.
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oFFicES FOR RENT (coNT.)

ONE LOVELY LARGE ROOM, three ex.
Slds e issa faa bT ssss IS;
sss SSo .sS sS ri in once eui1dns ns Vicinity
s., WEAVEA BROS. INC. washington
SE1e q eoGRThoTsEc9a.sssst sSeG c9 ssto r.oas.a
ished. dyorsscent Mshtins: indiyidasi
ss5sfs & ?sss cSss sss.''' Dass-
EaEkhNs iassss En- ao sad 5 sGs s17s per mo Apply
OFFICES AND DESK SPACE .avaiissls
Immediately IN very desirable locations.
per month; telephone service also avail,
able; For further information. cal KAY
ff stffh Of so'a HS 81 ss09 ! 9orrrcss, .nt1sss.
modernizsd with linoleum noors. nuores-
SS pl.s. aaS sst..s blinds; on
possession. sSs s DI. 1881 or .24Is Psnns.
OFFICE SPACE in outstanding business
ssos wilson blvd, owens % 300, es'sssi. oS. sss1:
ss. ses Sth a.,s.. st: NV, Nv sed rs ONO. rms.
oSSESH q coSs& q AsGm. sGN Es a4ss 1asv,t. ,ur1,,s,a
Ystor: $50 per mo. and up, Including
pnone and mail service. Also desk space.
MR Res aoopMAN essS MGISn' ave. 4th foOr' ask for
NEAR HEcHT's AND couRrs-L.rrr, Tm.
s25osr s2S mo 2 Ss5 9th st. NV. Ex. SS6i.
SoLokE6E6ocToRs AND pENrrsr-
Wonderful opportunity to establish your
Smcs IN new BLDG, in shopping center,
sssidential sections Of ne. WashinSton.
sesf nso nsf5ass!HR .gDS Co. 'isPs sPs
6oWNaFoSw;NN Y, aS; Ne erffcf-s Rhae: rooms, p: sns
1aoth 1ata aves NV; EX. 547e. III
10 aOi6 ST. s:W.--Newly decorated room,
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suites, 81 ssr!s, IN Of private home.
windows. cross ventilation. ' private 'An sns
yate ys apartment available FINLEY REAL
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EoR LEAsE-New building, 4so4 Rhode
Island ave-. Brentwood. Md; 54x3e, air
oft,ces On Or os store. uN. 1854: after pm.
soLokED-NEAR 14.h AND xou-vsr,
desirable corner ofices for rent In newly
Desirable tenant: TO Inspect. cali Rup.
DEN coHN INC, Elk. 67o5 til o pm.