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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

FOR SALE: Mans overcoat-size
40, and girls bicycle. Ell. O680.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

SLEEPING room for rent. Cen
tleman preferred. 587 Rondo Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

isis, your ankles are ShowingW
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Didn't have a
chance to tell you
just how gone the
Brown d e r b y
was, but daddi-
oats it was real
gone. The house
really went wild
when the Har-
mony B l ger $
sang that fine
song, Summer
Time" W h q t
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Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Alvine Seeks
 Dock Location

Stanley Alvine, of Alvine and Gibson, said yesterday he will try again to arrange with the city of Kodiak for tie up space for bis dry-dock at the City Dock, after failure to come to agreement at a 8 ecial council meeting Thursday evening.
 MT. AIvine offered the city $65 rent to tie.up near the city dock, and the city set a renta of $75.
 During the discussion of the dry dock question, Councilman Norman Noble asked MT Al. vine if he planned to build 8 dry dock |" Mir. Alvine asked Mi. Noble if he read the paper, and the councilman snorted "No" (Report of purchase of the dock was published several weeks ago.)
 Earlier, when naming of the election board came up, MT. Noble asked the other council men What electiou?"
 Zenita Oxford and Julia Beals will be clerks for the October l2 election and Hazel Owen, Esther Magnusen and Margaret H. Llghtfoot will be judges Alter mates will be Charles Skinner and Oscar A. Nelson.
 At other special meetings the same evening, the council &C., cepted the bids of Wes Rhoades, Eugene Harding and John Mar shall for surplus barracks at the city dock.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Lynch To Set IKEA Poles

The KEA board this week a warded Patrick Lynch and Go the contract to set the poles for the new distribution system
 The Morgan Electric Go of Sc. attle had p"evrously received the contract to do the job but gave it up when the strike called 2 halt 10 their plans.
 After the po'es and anchors are set, the IKEA board hopes to persuade Morgan Go to fly in linemen to put ip the conductor and lines
 The awarding of the contract to lynch and Cv must await REA approval.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Strike Settled
 At Fort Greedy

The roofing of barracks at Ft. Greedy was resumed yesterday morning aftes a Satisfactory settlement" of wage and hour differences was reached between the coutract' r and employees, & local labor representative said yesterday afternoon
 Work came to a stop Monday when 34 men walked off the job because of differences over the number of working hours orally az eed upon, and the question of transportation back to the point of hire. Tie majority of men involved are from ARchOr- age. ~
 The contract for roofing the buildings is held by the firm of Reed. Dodson and Martin of Fai banks.
 At the meeting yesterday Lar ry Reed Of the Fairbanks firm. It. F. Crush of Fort Greedy, and a local latOr rel resentative B. greed to 40 hour week, time and one balf on Saturdays and double time for Sundays. Upon completion of the job, the mems fare is paid back to the point Of hle
 Pro, to the walk off, the con. 'ract had been sublet to contrac- tor Ralph Shupp but had been cancelled.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Community Center Drive Extended

With apploxlmately $50l 0 pledged 10 the Community Cen- ter campaign, workers reported yesterday that they have not had time to c Htact more than half of the towns residents and businesses, and extension of the campaign is announced.
 Subscriptions received during the week included $lOO each from W J. Erskine, Wa .hington Fish and Oyster Go, and Wake. field Fisheries
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Kraft Builds
 N eW Store

Ben Kraft disclosed yesterday that the new building now uD- der construction on the corner of his property at Alaska Way and Mill Bay road viii be an auto sales and service building. Excavation for the foundation, was begun Thursday night with the big shovel of Patrick Lynch and company doing the wOlk. Contract for the erection of the concrete building is held by Ralph Shupp
 The building will be apprOxi- mately 50 by 80 feet and will be a one story structure. One ssc- ton of the building wilt be a display and show room for cars and the other will be parts and service. Two gasoline pumps will be installed.
 The walls and roof of the building now under construction will be completed as soon as possible and through the winter, work will be done inside, con- tractor Ralph Shupp said
 Upon completion of the new building, the building next to the Town Club, which now houses auto supplies, will be con- verted into 8 mems furnishing and clothing store, Mr. Kraft said
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Labor Endorses Local Candidates

Both local candidates for the territorial house of representa- tives, Lee Bettinger and A. A. Owen, Jr., have been endorsed by Alaskan organized labor.
 A joint committee of the AFL and CIO of the third division has named both men to ite non- partisan slate
 For MT Bettinger, the labor groups say: His record as a public officer has been one show ing him to be a champion and a fighter for little guys, both in labor and also in small business. "
 MT. Ovens Character is known by his endorsers to be irreproachable and he IS con- pletely capab'e and unstintingly energetic", the labor endorse ment states, It adds that "he is another candidate who can not be bought or otherwise swayed from his determination to serve the common peoples cause"
 Also endorsed by the labor committee are Bob Bartlett for delegate Frank Boyle for aud ltor, Walter Huntley and Steve McCutcheon for senate; and Stanley McCutcheon C,C Cafl. son, C. A. Pollard, and M. D. SnodgI ass for the house.
 MT. Bettinger plans 10 carry his campaign to Anchorage next week. He will go there Tuesday and will address several meet ings. He also campaigned in Cor dova this last weekend, while there with the Bill's Club ex cursion.
 Political visitors in Kodiak this week included Julius c. Morris, Republican, candidate for the senate, and Olaf Olson COP house candidate.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
ChandEers T0Leave

The Rev. and Mrs Glen Chandler and 3 chi ldren plan to lave tomorrow for Everett Wash and will visit there for 3 months After Christmas they will leave for six weeks de putation trip, and will meet with the official M si n boa d in New York
 William s one, Baptist Miss ion superIntendent, was host '' 8 far.weIl dinner for the Ia z. l"s yesterday
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Nelson Boys At Fort Ord

Mir an Mrs Oscar Nelson have heard from their sons who went outside ecently. Archie and Jacke are in the army, raining at Ft Ord Calf and Donald (not Jackie as reported on page 2l is m the merchant ma fine. stationed at San Pedro Calif Tim Chernoff is also Tn the yrouu at Ft. Ord
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
William Stone Named Mission Head

William Stone, ac ting super inteDdent of the Kodiak Bap tist Mission for the past several months, has been named super. intendent of the institution ef tective October 1.
 MT Stone received word of hi. appointment to the post late this week from Miss Dorothy Fuckhn, st crr'ary of missions for th Women $ Am licau B4p- { # flo n- Ms, n Society.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
City Awaits Dock Deed

Although the City of Kodiak was informed over a year ago that the quitclaim deed to the city dock had been executed, to date it has not been received here, nor by the War Assets Ad- ministration in Anchorage, a city official revealed yesterday
 At the same time the spokes- man said that insurance checks tH cover recent windstorm dam. age, made out to the WAA and sent to Anchorage for endorse Haent, are being held there until first payment on the dock is nsade
 Tine city wrote the WAA last week asking when the payment of g., ,2SO was due, since there was no paper setting forth the payment date. A letter received this week said the payment was due Sept 26, and that the insur ance checks are being held until receipt of the payment.
 ''Here they are holding our little insurance checks until we make a payment, and we have m0 way of telling when the pay. mnsnt IS even due," the angry of- &eial sad.
 1B August 1947 Fred W John- soB, director of the Bureau of Land Management in Washing Con, wrote the city that "this bureau will upon receipt of in' esslments forward the quitclaim deed to the city On September 27 of last year he wired that the s+deed for army dock executed today"
 On October 3 Mir Johnson wrote that he had received the mortgage and promissory notes for the dock and said that as soon as his office received the in surance policy. the quitclaim deed would be sent
 In January, the insurance poll lsies were completed and a regis tered receipt for them showed they had arrived, but no deed eanse in return.
 IB June. another letter said '"the insurance policies are on hand for revlew and the convey. smee instruments presently are iH process of preparation It js expected that the deed will be forwarded within ten days
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Gets Jail Sentence For Bad Check

Richard J Selma pied guilty in justice cou this week to two charges of passing worthless checks and received two sent. ences of 6 days 10 jail one of them suspended
 Comnlsints were signed by Eugene Cooperand Rob, Tt High. tower
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
|C0rdovanS
 Hit Traps

COrdOva citizens, Tn two differ ent groups, this week came out strongly against the continuation of fish traps.
 One group. the Co dova Dis trict Fisheries Union, is spoDsor- ing 6 series of ads in Alaska pa- pers urging the abolition of fish traps.
 The other, the Chamber of Commerce, unanimously psssed resolution Tuesday "te do ev, erything within our power to en- courage the overwhelming vote to abolish fish traps"
 Advertising sponsored by the Fisheries has been handled through a Seattle advertising 8. gency, and appears for the first time in today's MIRROR. Many of the ads were sent in smaller sizes than appear, with the suggestion from the spor sor. ing group that larger duplicates of them be used, the additional space to be paid for by local per sons or groups. Other large ads, for which the cuts were supplied by the fishermen of Cordova, are being paid for completely by Kodiak men or organizations.
 In notifying the MIRROR of it's campaign, the union through it's executive secretary, H J. Lannen, wrote that this fight is too important to the future of Alaska to overlook even one voter We must make a clean sweep of the referendum and a. polish fish traps on Oc.ober l2"
 The resolution of the Cordova c of c said that we realize the salmon runs ln Alaska are stead- lily decreasing and the depletion of our fishery resources will be fatal to our coa s'al communities. Fishing by traps is the primary cause of depletion.
 "Such fishing is a special pri- vlege enjoyed principally by ab sentee owners who contribute lit tie to Alaskan economy We know the abolition of fish traps will greatly aid in increasing the income level, as we'll as greatly increase the number of perman- ent residents in Alaska "
 The Kodiak Chamber has ia, ken no stand on the fish trap referendum. A meeting schedul- ed earlier this fall to discu s the question was indefinitely post Poned and has not been re sched- uled
Evening star., 1948-02-20
ON the AIR ToRl6H1

ON the AIR TONIGHT.
VOL, S30-Consfanee Bennett. Judy canova
and Film Director Edmund 6ouIding appear on
Leave II TO the Girls"
W0P, 900-Jon Hall visits the show on
Evening star., 1948-02-20

pion Beau lack, who Is now a wslierweishi. Is
matched against Terry Young.
VOL, f0:00-6oy. Earl Warren Of Cali.
fornia holds an air press conference.
w. f0:30-LowelI Thomas Is Bill Stems
caller.
Evening star., 1948-02-20

18th, b ii sts. NE. 1905 Nichols Ave. s.R.
seas Ga. Ave. NV. Falls Church. virginis
Evening star., 1948-02-20

which his wife. Frances Langford. eo.sias with
Don Amethe and Frank Morgan.
VOL, 9:30-Guest quiz experts are Charles
Taft and Senator ]. Howard he6raih.
| MAL. i0:00-Former Lightweight Cham.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
Hovsss FOR sALf-N.E. lcost, ,

WOODRDGE NREA-Attraotive 2-fan,ily
corner home; 1st floor has 4 rms. and
bath; rent the upstairs, 3 rms. and bath,
finished rm.. h..wh: @-car sarase: lovely
month ROYCE /. PXRks. ssi7 ~ 18th sh
st. NE, MI. 4470 till q pm.
3"a DOUGLAS ST. N.E.--$1. 900 down,
rage; row brick. Cali Morris Cohen OF
Milton vinnick, with A. M. DRAISNER
404 L st. NV, MA. sO36. Home. TU. O297
394s BLAINE ST. N.E.-semidet. brick;
ks.,EH lot Move co in before sasG xmss ORIENTAL d
CALL CALL FIR. 1922 for one Of the sreatest
hot-water heat: very conveniently To-
esfed psf monfS ohIy ssss9 sS%n s6s
2O22 Nichols ave. Sc, FIR. 1857 till 9.
1909 WEST VIRGINIA AVE. N.E.-Very
hems porehes fns ss
wonderful Christmas. gift for your family;
sik notify nSS 0nS akNENBERa f sas S2 SSy eSSp eo
:O22 Nichols ave. Sc, FIR. 1887 till IN.
81 800 DOWN. buys this attrac. and mod
excel. cond; Just on New Hamp ave;
SH. 1103 till pm.
DETACHED BRICK. vACANT-A home in
fine condition; Just OF South Dakota ave. !;
finished attic, storm windows, Venetian
blinds, insulated. furred,. new elec. refgr.,
gas furnace; detached brick garage. A
priced S1S,950 and worth every cent OF it
Eve phene me MI; Mr., Adams. woodley 57l3
Evening star., 1948-12-10
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. C. c
HOUSES WANTED 70 SUY.

PRIVATE PARTY would like. to purchase
sider Res any np%it nice n location Box 4ss-K star
HEY YOU. WANNA SELL YOUR HOUSE:
$sT yS SE4ETx TaESKiN SESyfci i ,.,a. You,
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WANT alh FfH5i 70 SELL oSu5ffcKLY:-Your prop.
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THE GABLES CO., 2423 MINI. ave. Sc
LOCAL BUSINESSMAN will pay up to
THE CABLES CO, 3423 MINI. ave, Sc.
FoUR-BEDRooM, rwo-BATH or =. bath
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frame or brick house; no commission. RE.
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y0n,t ,,,I ! take me 4 lGns ~ W. ROUSE 1907
/ Will L PAY PAY You @ Cash Cash today for your
house, in any section or in any cond.
smTsd To 's5SS sooM Re ssS e ony S5 81 ali t cash
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NfWAPrk fsas fF Ersf Man Nv WrhL + f.R up
100000 for spacious NV. home. AGE or
type Of construction not important but
must have d bedrms. Call GEN. WALKER
Direct FROM OWNER. pvt. party. de
sires -prewar det: 3-bedrm. brick home II
pay all cash. Approx. $4,000. Box q 40
We WANT TO BUY-A Cleveland Park o,
Chevy Chase. D. C., home in late 1949 but
If we can fnd the right house now. viii
pay up to $1,000 cash in advance for
year rent. unfurnished Address replies tc
DO YOU Rave BGSGALow In the n "
section to sell? II so. we have the buyer
Call Mr.. Terry, With R. 8. BLAcKIsTooSSE
hasiiSp; fMMEp1ATk A Cash Cash BUYERS for or
BEDROOM homes In Brooklsnd or Woes Wood
These people need homes and mean bust.
ness; I live and onerate in these com
Blaekwood NO. 6597., with SHANNON q
LUCHS CO. 1o05 H St NV. MA. 2345.
Still. HAVE TWO immediate purchaser
for 3 or I bedroom homes. Yours may be
cash. Chevy Chase. D. c. or Md. Ameri-
can University Park, Massachusetts aye;
Mr.. schvab, WO. O6s4. with SHANNON
4 LucHs CO.. 1903 H st. NV. National
Evening star., 1948-12-10
PAUL P STONE
COMPARE THIS-S13.95
S10.150

New Michigan Park development Fiv,
gas air-conditioned heat. weather strip
ping. insulation. hardwood floors, screens
sodded lots. porches. Price includes al
except refriserator. FHAG1 approved
sTEUART BROTHERS. INC. DI. .434.
Cor. Brick, 18th and Crittenden
Owner must sell: only l year old; contains
8 large. rooms and bath, modern equipped
heat: excellent cond. Call for inspection.
CAFRITZ
DT. g0SO. Ewes, Mr.. Lipnick. DE. 6400.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwsst.

coLoRED-s5Oo DowNE1s5e ard st.
apt. apt Mr.. REYNoLDs. DI. ss44; ewes,
CoLoRED-sToP HERE A bldg. Of 4
apts., l rm and kit. each, furn. all way
through. with nice furniture; Frigidaire in
each apt. income $500 per mo. This is
really q good proposition. $4,000 down.
Price, $4,000. AID. 03s3; ewes, HI. 4153.
CoLoRED-1s37 4tb ST. sw-sIa5
down S55 mo-: list commercial; 5 rooms
elec row brick. Call Morris Cohen or
Milton vinnick. with A, NJ pRAISNER
1404 st. NV. Ma. sO3o; home, Tu.
CCoLoREp-ess-es7 ST. s.w-s2sb
down. Sbb mo; s rooms gas. cleo, row
brick Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick, 9th "A A M, DRA1SMEfS; SS1 S,d4 I4o4 o..
Evening star., 1948-12-10
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

Lovely 6-rm. brick Colonial: Just few
left: very close-in location, near Mrs. ks
Toll House: powder rm. 1st a.. screened
porches. fully equipped; very easy terms
to purchaser; immed; poss. Out colesvills
rd. to Brewster. right to houses.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Silver Spring; ideally located; de luxs
Cape Cod design: bedrm asH full bath
1st a.: through center-hall plan. large
rms: full bsmt. with lavatory; ready for
occupancy; very close to schools. transp.
and shopping. See to appreciate.
SILVER SPRING
Flower ave Very fne de luxe Colonial
home OF prewar quality; center hall, large
liv. rm.. den, powder rn.. large dining rm.
3 hne bedrms.. plus finished 3rd o., ex.
cellent rec. rm. with bar and fireplace;
gas h.-w.h.; slate roof Venetian blinds;
large, perfectly level lot with abundancs
of lovely trees, shrubs, plants, ETC.; fenced;
very near schools, shopping: bus at door.
Owner leaving, has Just redecorated from
top to bottom. Priced right. SH. 6440:
4 no answer sH. 1862.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthws,..
DOCTORS ATTENTTONI

Chase ne snd compiet.lV yemodsIed no pn.
brick residence; containing q spacious
floor doctors once. plus 3 well-fur-
Sirable tenants. which brings in an ex-
cellent net income. The location is ideal
being on list St, n blk. west of Mass.
ave. For details. please phone Mr.. Henri
DeSihour. MI $500; ewes. DU. 0360. with
JOHN r. DeSIBOUR g. co.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-hethsss

BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Briek. only 8
years old same as new: modern ono 3 bed, O.
Ssxs 'sa 3d. 'f"'i Al t5S %Sn's s7. rohP
cAPIToL HILL-very lse s-rm. and
Sah hGme with fnr onFS Hsek po5shes oil
h'.w.hs: hoW Hce'e nice eneishborhcod: $500 casn,
bal s1nGe st trust spNs Pay SOC PER mo- e
East f capto ss Ii Gi2S 1887 eves RG 69
CHILLUM RD., near Risss I'd. ne-De-
roes rooms and bath, plus ist.n den !or bed
room); owner transferring. Price. S12, 75o.
TO Inspect; call Mr.; White 1eyss; VA VA.
Rasltcr, alslh With pi SSSa. %M; M THRockMoRTToSN To
EASTERN AVE. near Kenilworth ne;
Excellent detached, large lot: rooms, oil
hwh Venetian slnd dw full x;aS eny
snseS-ia g SO down. Call tx. 2bSS. PASTOR
sEtHi MIcA1dsS is PARK, 1907 shepherd St ne:
shop center; bungalow having on main
sleeping porch and closed side porch; porch lse
fuIi dry bsmt. front porch, oil h.,.w,h;
WkLsHE. INC, Ills Eye st. NV MA.
RIVER TER. N.E.--A lovely well-kept homse
on main street. extra large rooms full
bsmt.. poss. See this today ORIENTAL
REALTY CO., FIR. 1920; ewes, AK. 1877.
RIVER TER. Me-. aa41 Baker St. vacant
Vacant! s-room brick, tile bath, newly
o1. It With Gsasd o ati!
S Eow Ri BRICK. ss sfssoo 1M on ~ st. near Union
Station large rooms, : baths, 2-ear
i s@S ssie IS ,Ss 'ssfs B sSY;
Evening star., 1948-12-10
DETACHED HOME,

finest living; modern equipment through
out; large screened front pprch, large rms,
fireplace, pantry, fun b. mt. oil heat:
priced low. To inspect. call RE 1881 OF
UN. 01o9. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
14oR K st NV
Evening star., 1948-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-ksrthssss.

COIORED-NEAR NORTH CAP. AND FLA.
AVE.-only $500 down; s-room brick
home with baths and 8 kits; excellent
Sons CO, Ap VpSsI:uns 65sI: eHes:. rA ossa. A11
COLORED-ONLY $1,000 DOWN and you
full bsmt.. h.-w.h.: excellent location: front
porch: nice back yard; SURETY REALTY
COLORED-3rd ST. NE. AT F, mr.. Union
Station-2-story and bsmt. semidet. brick:
arranged as 3 apts.; 3 refrigerators: oil
heat: includes some furniture. Only 81 $50
down. Possession. DRURY REALTY CORP.
coIoRED@iloo BLOCK OWEN Fl
S. 800 down. Excel. row brick. 6 rms, 2
incl porches. sas h.-w.h.; possess. H.
CARLYLE De LOzIER, Realtor. 3510
r. /. ave. WA. 5000; ewes. WA. O9:}5.-10
COLORED-VACANT
ss5G dpsn l1s3 Neal ST hre I3S
large rooms, bath. electricity. .sas. nice
front porch. back yard. Should be seen.
FRED EHRLICH
ST. O451. EVENINGS, GE. 5000. 10
COLORED, TRINIDAD AREA
Lovely Colonial tapestry. brick. large
porches. nice front porch; full bsmt.
automatic oil heat, large lot. garage. stove
and refsr. incl. Priced to sell quickly.
Call Mr.; Mcintosh, RE. 6661: ewes. WA.
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
Evening star., 1948-12-10
WOODBRIDGE

:;a 3sSs chsstnut st: n;e-A Teek;end bar bar
yssant Ssx,s .Xra and ready to occupy l Liv rm
KIT. lse: sunrm;. den or 1st;n: bedrm.
bedrms,i; fun tile bath plus :nd-h. dsn
or Childs rm.i also dressing rm. and
s.orase space; Oil heat; builtsin sarasr
nut trim. oak floors: close to transp
95ss 95ss before it is sold. Mr.. Cross. AID
PAUL P. STONE
Realtor. 1918 10Th st. NV. MA. 1879,
$3.50 DOWN TODAY!
Excellent ne. location! Corner brick:
large living rm., kitchen . lge. bedrms. q.
payments Ss7 including taxes
DANIEL DIENER e. co.
ST. 1881. IA. 9516. 10
COMPARE THIS-$13.95O
Spacious .20-ft. row brick house in per:
feet condition, recently redecorated And
including 4 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor; 1st floor has reception hall, livins
room. dining room, attractive den and a
beautiful modern kitchen. clean basement
with sas heat and built-in garage, situated
very convenient to stores. transportation
etc Priced right. To inspect, call WO
1919. BURR g. YOUNG. Realtors. DE
Evening star., 1948-12-10
AVONDALE

AVONDALE
4901 Avondale rd.; bedrooms, SIT 900
near haywood Gardens: Cape Cod design
for quick sale: bargain: large livinl
rooms ana tile bath, plenty Of closet spac.
1st door; = complete bedrooms. ample
closet space. bathroom ready for in.
sds n1or tor iI ndoss osemenc Win out
Venetian blinds, large corner lot. SH
6440, II no answer, GE 6S46.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.