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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

The Brewster Committee is report ed probing it on the basis of tips from it's old boss. Jesse Jones. . Meanwhile severe fireworks will come from the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, whose Chairman Tobey of New Hamp- shire-Will make no effort to spare Jones. Democratic Senators are watching to see what Small Busi- ness Committee Chairman Wherry, Nebraska Republican, will do now that he has his own committee Some of his less kind colleagues have selected a slogan for Wherry It is our aim to make small business smaller and smaller ' The dual Govenorship squabble in Georgia is not the only important test to come before Geor- gia courts this year. Another case is the libel suit against poet Don West, whose new book, "ClodS of Southern Earth, says a lot of things the Talmadgeites don't like In a poem on the Harlan County, Kentucky, mine shootings 13 years ago, West refers to man called Charlie Lewallen' who was shot while on strike. TalmadgeiteS in Hall County. Georgia, have now dug up a man by the name of Charlie Lewallen and got him to bring a S10,000 libel suit against West Tn most places it would be laughed out of court. The pri- vate cemetery lobby is hard at work to defeat the National Cemetery Bill
 tcoPYR1GHT, l94t, BELL sYNDIcA-E. INc)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
Removing the Threat of Steel Strike
tNew York Sum

Agreement of the United Steel Workers, CIO, and the United States Steel Corporation to extend their present contract until May overshadowed by another agreement between the union and the cor poraticn standard hourly wage rates. But the former agreement may have the greater significance far industrial peace is concerned Negotiation of contract between the largest producer in the industry and the union will proceed without the ever present threat Of work stoppage which would affect all the steel industry and most segments of American industry.
 If this is a fair sample of what is likely to happen this year then the industrial views of 1947 will be better than that of l946 The amcable adjustment of hourly wage rates with benefits for thousands of workers, is the result of prolonged negotiations and this adjustment in itself is a promising sign, but significant in the long the evidence of the disposition to let collective bargaining rule in place of the open industrial conflict that characterized last
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
ABE LINCOLN AND INCOME
 TAXES

Changing the subject, Congress- man Dirksen reminded the commis- sioner of the history of the Inter nal Revenue Bureau.
 You've got a great bureau he said, and it has some great his tory behind it It was founded by Abraham Lincoln of my state. So you've got a great tradition to up hold
 Now, I don't know whether you realize it, but you have 58,000 people in your bureau. We in Con- gress are anxious to save money. and I know that you are too. Now, of all those 58,000 people, isn't there one little man who can come up here before this committee and help to tell us where we can make some savings?"
 MT Nunan replied that he also was interested in savings, but that the bureau already had been squeezed by the Budget Bureau until Il might seriously interfere with its functions He said. however that he would study the matter of making further cuts.
 CAPITAL CHAFF
 The REC iS under dOublp fire
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oUIZZING TIE DEMOCRATS

It's going to be tough job to squeeze much out of the budget, but the cross ss-examination which Government executives are getting from some Republicans is tqund to have a healthy effect
 For many years. Democratic eX- ecutives were questioned by Demo- cratic Congressmen-us usually lriand- ly. Now however, it's different story
 So far. the cross examination has gone on behind closed doors and hasn't leaked to the press But the gi.iling given to conscientious Com missioner of Internal Revenue Joe Nunan was one of the most pene- trating to be hurled at a Govern ment official in recent years
 Called before the Subcommittee on Appropriations, which votes funds for the Treasury Nunan was especially taken over the hur- dles regarding the tremendous number of income-tax cases which are awaiting prosecution by the Justice Department. His inquisitor was able. hard-hitting Congressman Everett Dirksen of Illinois,
 When you find a tax return that you think has bugs in it, Dirksen asked the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. what happens2"
 It's sent in by a field officer for special study replied Nunan.
 Then what happens?" pursued Dirksen
 Then it goes to the General CounseIs office Of the Treasury for examination of its legal aspects.
 "Then where does 1t go?' con- tinued Dirksen.
 Then if it's found to be air tight legally" replied the Internal Revenue Commissioner, it comes back to me
 'Then where does it go?" asked the Congressman from Illinois
 Then it goes to the Justice De pertinent for prosecution.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WOODS OFTEN NIIsUsED Do say been to New visit We have been IN New York on visit or We o a
 OFTEN MIsPRoNoUNCED (color) n
 OFTEN MISSPELLED: Miliner; Is Military one L.
 belle, undervalue under 
 STUDY three times and is yours" Let us word each day Toda word AVARICOUS gain Accent follows first p He watched wi while sine counted the money"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
MODERN ETIQUETTE Sy Sy5eEerA LEE

e the proper way 0 speak telephone?
 directly the moupiece with lips than you add between lips and mouhpiece miles the distance full clearly loudly, may cause the words blur in transmission.
 Q by family wedding?
 A.
 e. proper say o you taken?"
 A. May the dance is the form.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

Rep Herter is very favorably remembered in Juneau result of his visit here last summer as a member of the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Sub Committee Investigating fishery and shipping problems Herters quick grasp of unfamiliar problems aroused much comment, did the industry and earnestness of the entire sub committee group
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
LtItiCERS

INTENTION LOGGERS with logs for sale. Contact Juneau Lumber
 Mills. Will buy from 100000 1t. to 10.00o,000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber Mills. 433-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

 Staff, my sympatnies were some what with Blanchard, Davis and Poole, though in fairness to the Government. I had to disapprove their requests
 T hope, however he concluded, that all of them will be wearing five stars some day
 Note The next year, 1915 Ut. Eisenhower was given permission by General Funston to coach the Pea cock Military cademy at San An tonic in his off time He received s250 The team won out of 6 games
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

How many cases are over there now?" asked Dirksen.
 T don't know" parried Nunan. Couldn't you guess?"
 No, l couldn't guess"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
20 YEARS AGO 4iT 4THE Enr FIRE
FEBRUARY II, 1927

H.
 proprietor of Cliff Apartments, and Mrs Weh returned home touring Both declared there like Juneau
 talk Chamber George A. Parks said Aakans world and discouraged those who going outside to live
 assisted several other Finnish ladies to give night the Eagles Hall Douglas funds to toward of the Douglas High School
 Juneau High boys Douglas boys girls basketball this night in A. B Hall
 the previous night with the Native Brotherhood quint by of 40 to 39
 report; High, 42. low, 4l; rain
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LOOK and LEARN s%s c. GORDON

per 0 through the precedence functions  islands S New York City built? o system? had 
  Seven m n
  Long Secretary of Treasury Pygmaon
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 aAppY B.SIAON

FEBRUARY II Mrs. Edward Roller Charles G. Burdick Mrs. J. B. Burford
 Helen Beukers
 Glen Kronquist
 Phyllis Edwards Horace Adams, Jr. Mrs. Harvey l.. Clark Mrs, Leota Smith Phoebe Ann Logan Shirley Mae Olds Mrs. Violet Crosby Mrs. Henry Mygatt Mrs. Severin H. Swanson
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The Washington MerrY-Go-Round

lContinued rom Page one
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CAPITAL CHAFF

The REC Is under double fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

Weather report High, 42; low, 41; rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

The Eagles just the the previous night wi anes Alaska Brotherhood qun by of 40 to 39
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

Juneau High boys and girls to meet the Douglas irls at basketball this night A. B Hall
Evening star., 1947-05-05
I axe My Word for 1t
By Eronk Colby
Words to Watch.

@. A discussion has arisen iii our
speech class about the proper pro-
nunciation Of the word profile Is
the second syllable "feeP' or "file.
to rhyme with mile ?n-Mrs. j. H. T.
A. In standard American, the
universal pronunciation Is. PRO.
file, file to rhyme with mile"
"PRO-feel" Is q criticism, al.
though there Is good evidence that
1t is being superseded by Profile
IN British usage.
The pronunciation 'bee-oG-ruh.
fee for biography" has some sane
ton as second choice. But 1t Ia
obsolescent In standard American.
It is better to rhyme the BIZ with
"by. my" as is always the case in
biograph,. biographical, biology, bio
logical, and other words from the
Greek combining form bio, 'life.s
Say: by-O OG-rlIh-fee.
] have been noticing new pro-
nunciation for income" lately,
especially in the phase Income
taxes" Unless my ears are play
ing me false, income" occasionally
is pronounced: INK-um." To me
it is disturbing, and acts as stop
light. Better stick to the traditional
pronunciation which stresses both
syllables equally, thus; in-kum.
We are hearing the word ''hege.
mony" quite often in these days.
The word means leadership; au-
thority; preponderance Of power
lover nation or group of nations) .
Since "hegemony" is rather new to
most of us do not believe we can
say with certainty that any one pro-
nunciation Is the correct" one, for
the word has not yet "jelled,' so to
speak.
However, my notes reveal that
these two pronunciation are being
heard with about equal frequency:
HEDGEuh-MOE-nee
observation-disclosures
tcopyrisht. the Bell Syndicate. Ins, 1947).
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EARNS FOR SALE.

81 ACRES, SO clear-Good timber, 7-rn,,
house, outblds. well; immediate possession;
MxKYLASS1A ri Si SNSAssSt 200 acres. streams and
springs; good buildings; about 80 mi, from
p; c. Farm implements: mod: 7-room
WATER-FRoNT FARM-45o acres, with
fhoIses' ,dnn barns outbuildings productiys
e.. s,Ue'1sf e fssos. se soSss ~ H'Sf: 3
ssores sssS etc Sfss Near sehsa
growing town. Plenty of room for chick
ems, garden. fruits, berries, etc. Price.
Drive out Lee blvd. d. or Lee hwy. w.. IS. min
5is6t, rsir5sx Farms Seur.Isn @ hish.
sgIns. 0 Open evers DAY. Z 70 ss's pm. BRING
$40 deposit. railways bus passes US on
s.: Mays COUNTY. near Leonardtown,
suitable for tobacco and other crops; 375 q.
ond On yTsR EsoRh Rsf abe and ssms shs sss n soSs
dition. tobacco barn; priced right at S15,-
eH osa s9E iS51asF oN e desas Wiaa san NE Ne Brosn
this modern white farm house with s
a farm frees.r and
Susbgildinss, ineludins horse barn. garsEe,
ReefSie e? J. ossSsf SosIa sssas' soaa. 7sao sao
Wiz vikGSa ass 1sfEsss fEs ASb Mb seS9RahAer sS9a within
seae fa1m in Sish state e q satvstlon i7s
room frame house, an modern Improve
head Of cattle. one team Of Pershero1n
sallipment co,nplete for opefstins farm.
Ilss I ot ssaipmsns and stosS i 'anplssd tSas ID
sonasy ea priesd saI tSgsas5 s6 Eea
t2) 70-acre farm. all cleared and fenced:
in excel cond., elec. in house. Price,
80 30 acres, wooded. adjoining SUBJ
division In Fairfax. Price S125 per acre.
SIMPSON 8; MAYS. Realtors, 5000 Wilson
blvd, AEl., Va, at Clarendon Circle, OK.
WARRENroN. 1 Ssi EN 3 'vA.-sev.r.i farms RAJ rang
sood Z buss JESSE EoEs e sds
Ma, 2G14 Eve. HO. 9167. "a
NEAR MEXICO, N. $50 acres on hwy:
| good house, electricity. water, gas station:
| paying business in ice and milk; on account
| Of LII health, will sacrifice for $500,
Information. call SH. 1874 any weekday.
MONTGOMERY Co.'S acres rich soil;
long frontage on concrete I'd; 20 mi, D. C.
line; 7-rm. house. bath, elect, tele., refgr..
springs, 2 barns, dble. gar, excel. out
hl6gs. with elect. light. water; $4,000,
OWNER m ATC0
Evening star., 1947-05-05

FIvE-RoOM furnished, redecorated bum
Ealow with bath, screened porch, open
artesian water; on lge. corner lot on hard
Cob Island, Nd; beautiful vlsx; bathing.
flsnins, oystering, grabbing. OWNER Wo.
LOCATED IS1ai on the whitewater section Of the
Potomac River near ouantiso. this very
sloping grades to the water fine commands
PANORAMIC view for m niles up snd A. down a
81 shore which IS cean and
easily accessible by boat, train or car from
the District: this secluded, yet convenient
d pafe s dsa rich to Vop 70 ins no with toals osH
located IN neishborhood @ m q nns people oi
aas .son on IN os I 81 hs there Is S
knclls and is modern as any city home. and
the groundwork has already been laid for
paes wies anasoay Would II i
md such a place as this. and is the
eisr side spVs of shs the
runs along good all-weather State. road
for about VI mile and there are miles Of
bscfgroand BACK round tai takes one bacE to III the % days Ct
Pocahontas and Powhatan: the owner Of
M this valuable and unusual place Is IN
E. LEE GoFF. Oliver 1878
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, cottages. cabins,
lots. $395 up; cash Or terms; Phone jack
Epp,Na S9n MA ssk FER BOB WMITE
key 81. d Souss sass
MAN Na' ssss. sssstsss 10. S%4AzFErER S4zEr. N SA1Msss
A FINE SUMMER HOME situated in
SHADY 81 Es sas Md ger Sn lss SozsaS 1Iss ts
rights. House contains living. room, din
sleeping porch. front and rear porches. all
modern conveniences, and is nicely fur
from washington and amid highly desir-
able surroundings; "A good harbor for
@ SHs osssrs sna ns wsss erabns ysr sa s s s scns @
and transportation within / mile. This
property can be inspected Saturday and
Sunday by driving to the end Of the
Faaa Il ssh Msst shfdz sSs Hd sHd nSs
eves. s'O and isH sun. " ov. o447. 7~ D' go
CEDARHURST, ON CHES. BAY, 81 miles
D. C., refined. restricted community-Lots
and cottages for sale. Circular on request.
WALT5R " Ter M Iyd BAgMLAAN, 1ALAN 1727 K st. ny;
w. Mast eaas gigsr w2 s4o.G 974 or call Mrs. oltff
81 ;sMADXsIDE. MD; Avalon shores; A lovely
Living rom. . bedrooms. Kitchen and bath.
sialy 9Tsws pEiHsa. ss;75o Ezclusys ,ssa With Ut
COLONIAL BEAcH-s lots 7sx1oo, paw paved
street, water. elec. availablef 4th st.
On property Sunday Cali FIR. 1854. -5
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rRAltERS.

1947 AMERICAN. Howard, Schult. zim.
snd 5asr s9aehss
@sa sassssy 4as asSys fsss El.isT a5
1Nc hhona i oS sSu'a sso1 et Ale1andria' on Route
s4aK do. g. vi 4is ss9'sa ass t. n
TRAILER REPAIRING on any make 0,
model. cabinetwork, painting, gas stove
conversion: anything you desire; low prices;
TkANs ~ a co .cs & ss'i@ass earTo ave- 4akoma PE
Md; Phone ST.. 1867; II no ans. call TO.
TRxiLERs, only few left; solve that
housing and vacation problem now; re-
TRAILER TRANS. co. at New HampshiIs
II L1IiBERTy AND CLIPPER COACHES nov
g1 ayalla5ls; sizes ad 2M prices foT every nssd
Wash; -galto; blvd, gerwyn, Md. TO. Sill.
play. e: FRED FAINTER. 63os Baltimore
FARM zsaais TRaiIER a new neh Granite & Complete
Easa A 4o5e s,se' Wis AsMRlsAs we
g9sPf PHsRkAx " oa OFFICE SHELL, built b,
s5u q We y Rs saa to sqn I asr aessrs T.
Cnkrfs Mii ass WEafSs RfGne To Sensational
ssIan1nam ih! 1n!a luxury oo oeliDDsr. 20
natfonalIy % tsss famous @ new new n trai!sr coaches
msseer aTsm saas and gg AIS aR k TAI sR2rs
SALES, M. q. s. No. /. Berwsn. Nd.
TRAIL TRnMERcoAcH aseso HEADQUARTERS 10.
IL lines ses sotslins s Il modes Amons @ these deo,
plans yolT needs and dssiTss ss can bs llse las
Einanes for "A months il desired. HisIin.
g1tG ER ssas1s ssIEs snd noas
Glider HOUSE Tf TRAftERsG. is47 models;
immediate delivery: different sizes. some
cooking eI stoves eleo. % refsr.. I Gas Sc cyiinders
slider makes 4 amsEisaH M luxa5s home On q 81
ahss afider desisr. sa5s "a ave. e. ST. ssas
easE oFEs spassy H rs fod sgiain6i DA1a t and
coaches; You xill enjoy seeing the new
1947 models. Schult Luxury Liner, Schult
Comoder. American. Travelo. Howard &
verg on tandem san and sVe trs
ers, covered In either aluminium OF
masonite. Come today BY streetcar. bus
q or auto to AMERICAN Trailer &c CO.. JSg; JMG.'
MOVING NOV & AND sHs' HAULING M l made Yea easy n and
thrifty when you. rent one of our luggage
utility era1lerS ana boat GraHeTS Dy Gne
day. week or month. AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO., INC, 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV.
THE NEW 1917 ALUMINIUM Travelhome,
sleeps 4; ST ,695 delivered, fully equipped
BOULEVARD TRAILER SALES, 9505 Bal
s95e Sa pRF 5sEwyR Mi T0gsr sas Sesn
trip; lived in Z months; perfect condition;
can be seen at 321 Greenwood ave., Ia
TRAILER 1915 M System, private party
selling. This trailer Is real buy and
must be sold today: It must, be seen to
be appreciated. We can make arrange
ments to rave trailer financed for you.
Call ia. .1970-M and ask for MRS. FAR
HOOD. the owner. 1015 So. 21st st., Ar
lington, Va. =
Evening star., 1947-05-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE

DUNN LORTNG, VA.-2K acres; 150-ft.
frontase; wooded; near school and transp:;
slxer e. mass Ur small D tracts ssy sl
T. MAHoNEY. woodward Bldg. RE. 2411,
7o-AcRE FARM. in spenceryille. Md. area.
at intersection Of two roads, offers excel;
rolls gently, stream on gagts gpats smother nsr sub
3 sisifT RfPIEY' ~ Rsaltor. M SH. 1859. tsun. and
ewes, 81. 1890, Mr.. Hughes.) '-6
21S ACRES, near Annandale. Va, 8 miles
lasm hssnray Fl sndseapsd fne sh
s oss tees. e s'a1sd TSis deal SPOT for country
$500 sSS saec down. $40 nonth VERNON
cSlumasaa PIKE ps, q ss ns out oIsa pks sun st.
NEARLY AN ACRE, 8 miles west Of Alex
sss sstI Vhssoa Ss0S SEE H2nsa sIra IS Soss
ss Sss out ss pase eat ST. Biz Biz Alex
1gfENrioS Sg9S 1874 huIphRsas aInahaRss acre. for
quick sale can foT appointmsnt Mrg
SMsa,1lsy' Ssqa4s' Rockville 1880. HARLOW re- Real
al ACRES. wooded. on macadam road. IL
miles d. c.. in Southern Maryland: cleo
tricity; 5000, terms. Box 1900. Star. s.
81 ACRES m FARFAx COUNTY. 8 miles
west Of Alexandria; mostly cleared with
sofrg through one end Of property; 4,750
It. Of streets already constructed; next to
? subdivision which Is practically sold out;
per acre; terms VERNON M. LYNCH g.
6ONS, office z miles out Columbia pike or
miles out Duke st. extended. Dial Alex.
5000. (Clcsed Sundays.) %
BIZ ACRES near Hillsboro, Loudoun
County, Va. Land clear and In pasture:
suitable for lge home or subdivision Of
summer cottages; water on property; suf-
ncient building stones on property to
build several homes. Very picturesque
view Of the valley from the location. Price,
WO 1891, or WO. 5112. %
80 LEVEL ACRES, / mi from Rockville;
ideal for subdivision; priced at only S475
Evening star., 1947-05-05
MoToRcYclH.

MOTORCYCLE, 1916 B. 8. A.. Ike new.
For information call Wo. 6460. Access
NpIAN fSI5iI sfii CHIEF. 1916. red; 1900 miles.
6O6 Farragut st. NV. Randolph 4S27
INDIAN CHEF side car; 1925. BOYD,
MhD1I29SS MoToRsYcLE. 4-eyHnder With
neE side car; low mileage; perfect cond.
GsII GnaTGS, TS ssss5a .x..,,.n. .,,.,.,... q,
mileage, sacrifice at $500. 1915 Clifton
st. NV, CO. 1904 --A
ANY ONE CAN RIDE an A. J. s.. or Match
less motorcycle to the mountains or the
beach. Easy shifting, easy steering, smooth
riding, no objectionable noise. no over
AIIiEp MoTosRGYcLEs. 2oi4 X asf.nssa ss. NV.
RE. 5073. g
CUsHMAN .1s4e motor scooter; trans
mission model (high and low gear): 6.00x6
tires: $500 or best offer Glebe $3.50. Is
Evening star., 1947-05-05
| AlJTolAoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

-
esuA RAN1NND fenuilE tran4ni1slons.
snSsk sess5esr rsHr snds nsr nns va esDs s,s
g eIass instsIied . e HRESsiKR i Co.
AUTO sfn GhG5eaas nGGaAGF eHs III I'M
delivery; new shipment Just arrived: the
neassst one you've ever seen: suitable Tor
ins Low priced It ARCADE sIIs s., puNTIac ia s CO,
1437 IRVING s.. NV. AD.. $500. Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
NEW-TYPE TIRE REEAPPLNG BY the lat
est safety process: beautiful treAd; 2-hour
service: electric-treated sections Ii your
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO., WASHINGTON )
LARGEST Pontiac Dealer, 1887 Irving st.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
carry large stock Of good-quality seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
Prompt and neat installation Il desired.
NV. Ao. $500.
USED CHEVROLET PARTS: 1a35-39
blocks and cylinder heads; 1o32-46 1iz-
ton truck transmissions; I934-39 ring gear
and pinion (complete third memherl.
JUNK CO., 400 8. Patrick
St. Alexandria, Va, Alex. 311S. 30
TOW TRUCK. 1887 Chevrolet. 1874 V -inch
wheeibase. chassis with Holmes manual
crane and cradle; factory-huilt body; priced
HON CHEVROLET CO.. 1928 Ca. ave.
MOToRs--New Dodge. Plymouth, all
immed. installation. FLEISHERS GARAGE,
426 Eye St NV. Ma. 9409. 6s
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. Washington, May 9TH, 1e47
Is hereby given that Robert
seph Berman, TIA Acme Credit Co., ha.
made application. to. the Commissioner
of the District Of Columbia for a license
to engage in the business of loanine
money at 1346 81 st. ne. for the license
year ending October 81, 1947, as provided
by the Act Of Congress- approved February
4, 1918. Any one desiring to protest
against the issuance Of this license should
do SO in writing to the Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia in the manner
prescribed by said Act. e. z. BAILEY, II.
Supt. of Licenses, D. c.
my 6,9,12,16,1q,23
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WAREHOUSES FoR RfDfT.

4ne 1850 81. IT., ayaflable Immediately and
1onE-term lease ct reasouable rental; sx:
tended to responsible drm: JESS F16HEH
5000. -6
5000 SO. IT. Of space available In new
heavily constructed warehouse; possession
sunab1e rate: extended to responsible arm
JESS FISHER & CO.. Realtors, 913 n. Y
aye. NV. RE, $3.50. 6
So. IT.: suitable for Offices, light manu-
featuring or storage. Full dayiight; sep.
arate rear and front entrances: elevator
light and heat; 81 50. #. CO. 09e0
SILVER SPRING and Bethesda areas. OF
railroad sidings: owners will erect build
ings and lease Y responsibls tenants. Cal
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING, body and fender work;
Feea @ s5no deosra ave- ress na
AUTO PAINTING. any color, $40: work
gga5anteed Call for and deliver. RE.
AUTo PAINTING Complete lob, S35 up;
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave. extended s.e., Ii. $685.
AUTO PAINTNG-complet lob, $50: se-
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 18th st. NV, HO.
Evening star., 1947-05-05

ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, Auctioneers
frigerators. Packard 1910 sedan. etc. BY
order Philip r. Gabler, receiver Aircraft
Transfer Co., Ann Lenore Sparks. adminis-
tratrix estate George BENJAMIN Sparks;
War Activity Organization, Storage Com
pany and others. By auction at Wesch-
ler's, g05 q st. NV, tomorrow commenc-
afternoon. High grade mahogany dining
group, mahogany and walnut exterior
cedar chests, kneehole desks, love seats,
metal wardrobes and utility cabinets, cele-
rette, twin maple and walnut bedroom
groups. ONCE desks, odd sofas; gateleg
cocktail and lamp tables, odd beds, spiral
and box springs, innerspring mattresses,
table and floor lamps, sofa and studio
beds. etc. Packard sedan by order estate,
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LEeAL NOTICES.
RALPH STEIN, Attorn,

DISTRICT aAco couRT s oF A':EEnss THs UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. 6s,66o, Al.
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice,
That the. subscriber, Of the District Of Co
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF Columbia, Letters
Of Administration on the estate Of Majo]
spotty Roane. late Of the District Of Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons havins
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with The
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, C
the subscriber, on or before the 22nd day
BY law be excluded from ali benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand thii
29th day Of April, 1947. RALPH STEIN
$50 F st. NV. tSeal.) Attest: MELVIN
J. MARQUES. Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court, fny5.12,19