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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02
MOUNTING POLIO
CASES CAUSE OF
ACTION In Texas
Schools, Pools and Movie
Theatres Closed-Four
Deaths, One Town

SAN ANGELO, Tex, June 2-R
Mounting polio cases prorptea
.tfisials to close SCHOOLS, swimming
poo,s ana movie houses in this
west Texas city today.
Tire, number Of polio cases
reached 81. There have been for
leaths. d. r. E. Elvins, City Health
officer, has declared polio is at
ar CT demic stage here in this city
81 $4,000 people.
Closing Of the public places, in
Guiding churches, was ordered by
The City Commission this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02
FIGHT DOPE

Here are results of fights last
night:
In Binghamton, No Y, Lee Sala,
160, of Donora, Pa, outpointed joey
Taylor, 159, of Binghamton, in 10
round event.
In Pittsburgh, Arturo Godoy, 2lO,
from Chile, outpointed Johnny
Haynes, 212, of Les Angeles, in 10
rounds.
In Oakland Calf, Jackie Wilson,
at $50 pounds, local boy, and Earl
Turner, 1859, from Richmond, Cal,
went to a draw decision in II
frames.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02
LOWELL GIBSON LEAVES

Lowell Gibson, program director
1t KINY for the past year, left
for the South yesterday accompan-
cd By his wife and family. Gibson,
who has worked with the Alaska
Eroadcssting Company in Ketchi-
an and Juneau. VIII take a posi-.
ten with radio station at Long
giew, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02
B. B. STARS

Stars of games yesterday We're:
Batting-Stan Musial, Cardinals:
Hit two home runs to help ST. Louis
beat Brooklyn, 6-3.
Pitching Sam Webb, Giants:
Hurled brilliant relief ball, allowing
only two hits in 7 l/3 innings, to
defeat the Cubs, lis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02

right to consult his attorney con-
corning each question put % nun.
Observers said if sucl procedure
was allowed, it would maan That
the witnesses would parade ena-
lessly, back and forth between the
jt:ry room and their attrneys %
the outside, with the result that
the Grand Jury hearing would &c
Prolonged Indefinitely.
slaby's balk today was his sec
ond such action. Yesterday he re-
fused tc take the cath or to testify.
Then Judge Roche issued an order
requiring him to do 50 today. his
q soSedienca to this Federal Court
order now becomes the basis for
the contemplated coaesmps cita-
ton.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to st. AIMS Hospital
yesterday was Henry Adsero.
Discharged from st. AIMS yes
terday were Mrs. Olav Lillegraven
and Mrs. Ruby Speer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02

Fuller Brushman in town. For ap-
pcintment call Mr.. Baker, Baranof
Hotel 209 tt
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02
SALISBURY PUBLISHES
NEW AMUSEMENT GUIDE

The first annual Issue Of The Ju-
neau Amusement Guide is ready for
distribution, published by H. B.
Salisbury with the generous support
of local advertisers. 1t is a 2o-page
illustrated brochure with a scenic
block print by Salisbury on the COW
err.
Designed as a convenient hand
book for tourists, the l949 booklet
will be distributed by transporta-
ton companies, the Chamber OF
Commerce Tourist Bureau and at
hotels.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02

Now is the time to put your fur
coats in storage. We have the only
cold fur vault in Juneau. Come IN
to our office. Chas. Goldstein
and ca 81 Il
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02
Will BASEBALL

Final scores of games played last
night in the Western International
League are as follows:
Wenatchee 3; Vancouver l.
Tacoma Z; Yakima 5.
Spokane 8; Victoria 4.
Salem IA; Bremertcn 5.
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CITATION
PREPARED

Continued from Page ore
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-02

Filhert is another name for the
hazelnut.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-15
The funeral was Wednesday.

The funeral was Wednesday.
Mrs, Walter Mcveay visite
Mrs, Minnie Wilson a. the Biloxi
hospital Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs
j. d. Taylor and Mrs. Charlie
Rowell visited her Friday night
Mrs. J. Howard Fore of Bunkie
La, visited her sister. Mrs. Levi
Nichols. Wednesday through Mon
day Mrs. Fore also visited in At
more, Ala, and was accompanied
as far as Gautier by her mother
Mrs. W. H. Steele, who is visiting
Mrs. Lewis Nichols this week.
Mrs. Lewis Nichols and the
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Reeves en-
joyed a sermon by the well-knowr
DR.. Lee of Memphis, Tenn, wht
spoke at the First Baptist churcl
Of Biloxi Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Horgan and daugh.
ter, Diane, left Monday to visi'
her mother, Mrs. Lydia Egan, ant
sister, Mrs. Marx Andersen, il
New Orleans for a few days.
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the Bayou Casotte school Mon
day morning.
Miss Elizabeth Guillotte, a stu
dent nurse at Mercy hospital in
Vicksburg, visited her mother,
Mrs. Napoleon Guillotte, and fam
lily Sunday and Monday, She was
accompanied as far as Gulfport
by her mother, Mrs. N. Guillotte
and sister, Miss Lula Mae Gull
lotte, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGrath
were business visitors to Mobile
Wednesday.
Perry Gautier, who is a student
at Mississippi Southern college
at Hattiesburg. spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Gautier.
Mrs. Lillian Cochran and Mrs.
Joseph Wilkerson visited Mrs.
Dick Cole in Gulfport Sunday.
Miss Mildred Garlotte spent the
weekend with Miss Peggy Sprat-
ley in Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Green who
recently moved into the cottage
of Mrs. Josie Gautier, visited Mr..
Green's father, H. B. Green. and
other relatives in Ferriday, La.
Wednesday and Thursday.
Lee Thomas was a business vis-
itor to Mobile Saturday where he
went for treatment.
Mrs. j. M. Adams and Mrs. r.
T. Gardner were business visitors
to Mobile Tuesday.
Mrs. j, NJ. Adams, Mrs. Carrie
Startling and Mrs. r. T. Gardner
were called to Waynesboro, Miss,
Friday by the death of Mrs.
Gardeners niece.
Mrs. Della Martin was able to
return to her duties in the school
cafeteria Monday after suffering
a sick spell.
Bill Farley and daughter, Mrs.
Ronald hurry, and n%ieees. Mrs.
Bessie Ladnier and Mrs. Lizzie
Farley were called to the bed
side of his sister and their aunt.
Mrs. Nancy Smith in Lyman, who
suffered a stroke Sunday.
We extend sympathy to Gussie
Cruise and his children on tn
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iEwS FROM
Kreole
By Mrs. Walter Lindsay


Mrs. f. L. Bullock of Sulphur.
"a, and Mrs. M. B. Mcmillan OF
Dawes, Ala, visited MIR. and Mrs.
lin Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
nond King and Mrs. and Mrs.
Hardy King last week.
Among those on the sick list
his week are Linda Fay Greene,
Matte Florence Mabry, Vivian
Lee Hately and David Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and
laughter of Collins visited Mr..
md Mrs. II. H. Jones last week,
Bill Farley returned to Ellis
lille Monday after a weekend
With his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Buskin of
iazelhurst, Mr., and Mrs. Don
I'D Bunch of New Orleans, Mr..
md Mrs. Royce Buskin of Pas
agoula and Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Waller visited Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Waller Sunday.
Among those visiting Mrs.
laura Stuart at the Grand Bay
Sonvalescent Home Sunday were
?. w. Lander. Eddie Coleman,
Roy King, Mutt Stuart. Miss Syl-
5ia Perry and Lamar Stuart.
Miss Eula Jones entertained a
number of friends Tuesday eve
hing with a candy making. The
group enjoyed games and were
erved chocolate fudge and di-
,inis,.
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News From Coulter s.
Boy Scouts Elect Leaders AT Meeiinq;
BTU Enjoys Wiener Roast On Beach

and weiner roast at Lucas Fish
ing Camp Friday night. The Rev.
and Mrs. j. L. Reeves and w. D.
Richards of Paseagoula were
chaperones.
MI. and Mrs. Ellis Adams hon
ored Mrs. Adams sister, Miss
Rubye Cochran, and Mr.. Adams
sister, Mrs. Catherine Barlow,
with a birthday dinner Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Cochran.
Little Lynn Rouse, young son of
MI. and Mrs. Vernon Rouse, suf-
fered a fall Saturday necessitat-
ing being treated by the doctor.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
o. B. Lopez, Sr., who was on
the sick list last week was able
to resume his teaching duties at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-15
WIS From Coulter

The Gautier Boy Scouts Troop
228 met at the den Thursday with
the assistant scoutleader, Gordon
Penton, and elected the follow
ing: senior patrol leader, H. c.
Penton, Jr.; Hyena patrol leader,
Audie Kent Ladner; assistant
leader, Leonard Fuller; Flying
Eagle patrol leader, Frank Jones,
Jr.; assistant leader, Quintess
Johnson. Earl Gautier was elect
ed scribe, and Bernard FURRY
was elected treasurer. After the
business meeting the boys en-
joyed playing games.
BTU Beach Party
Members of the B. T. u. club
of the First Baptist church . of
Gautier enjoyed a beach party
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AID FOR cRIppLEs

Reminders are being sent ou'
by the Mississippi Society fo'
Crippled Children and Adults tt
use Easter seals on Easter card
for the benefit of crippled chill
dren, Mrs. P. A. Thompson. count
ty chairman of Easter seal sales
announced.
Contributions may be sent tc
Mrs Thompson, 66g Jackson ave.
nue.. Pascagoula, or to the society
203 Barnett-M adden building
Jackson, Miss.
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death of his mother, Mrs. Minnie
Wilson, who died at the Biloxi
hospital Sunday night at 1870,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-15

China for untold centuries has
been a center of jade carving and
trade.
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TO ALL ALL UNION MEN
OF THE COASTAL AREA:

Dear Sirs and Brothers:
Now that our strike with the INGALLS, Shipbuildinq
Corporation has been settled to the satisfaction Of
both the Company and the Union. Local Union 1893, of
the international Brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
wishes to sincerely thank the many good Union men
for their support and true cooperation during our diff
ficultY.
In order to protect these men. who have cooperated
with us. when they apply for work in any Union out
side of Pascagoula. we have prepared a letter stating
that you have cooperated with US loo per cent. and
we are endorsing you for employment on any Union
job in the country.
Each case will be Investigated individually before
letters are issued. Letters can be obtained from Of
ficials Of your respective craft and the Business AGENT
of Local Union 733 in Paseagoula.
Again. the members of this Local Union express their
deepest thanks TO the many individuals and Local
Unions who kindly cooperated with Us. and gave us
their full support.
FraternaliY yours.
]. w. SUMRALL.
Assistant Business Manager
Local Union 793. IBEW ALL
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United States families averaged
81. 900 of life insurance protection
at mid-year 1947.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
FARMS FOR SALE

MD. RESTORED BRICK HOUSE on
co acres: part of land grant, 1864
Good location, Davidsonville Sec
ton, within % mi. D. c. Owner
i'll, must sell. M. c. GIBSON, DU.
4271. %
FARM, 23S acres, near Herndon Vir-
ginia: house all electric, YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen, radiant heat; also an un-
finished house: also subdivision prop
erty Herndon 296-W-12. g.
Al ACRES near Old Colesville I'd.
miles from Burtonsville, 2-story
in kitchen, stove heat, barn and
other outbuildings; about 35 acres
grass and wheat; S14,750: terms
Homer Epling, with ALVIN EPLING
UN. O313. -6
OFF RIVER RD., 7 mi. from District
line-5 acres. Priced at S6,350
Terms can be arranged. z. @
ADAMS. OIL. 2442. %
MONTGOMERY CO., % acres. 4 bed.
rms. all mod. Colonial home. oil
heat; on State hwy, committing dis.
tance; horse barn, poultry house anc
all other nee. outbldgs.; lge. shade
trees, land very fertile; ideal loo.
terms ., easy. JOHN BuRDoF9T
SS46. -
Evening star., 1949-02-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN cRosLEY le4g. See the
proved motor: ss4s DELIVERED. JAcK
PRY, 1913 18th NV. 1747 Conn.
ave; and 1889 Pa. ave. Sc. Also
desler for Europe's finest cars. Up
ped; Sl.596; immediate delivery.
JACK PRY. 1913 18th st. NV. RE.
b252; 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.. TR
AUSTIN new 1s4e 2-door sedan; i'm
on @ SsBIS sisRlsy y a. MANHATTAN I'M beT,Tai AUTO
Dealer. Centrally located, parts sand and
service, ~ MO- Beth 9Th sides OF 18th at R st.
ANGLIA-FORDS, English built Tudor
sedans; Thousands in use testify to
their stu-diness and economy; roomy
and smart. Here's a chance to save
real mo, money &c Company ofacial cars
Aso fordor sdsy ssdans ts5ms sys sysde
Of many satisfied owners in the
! Wash. area; Ask for Mr.. Richardson.
HILL d TIBBITTS. INC. 1114 Yer
mont ave. MA. 9850. Washington's
BUICK 1910 Special 4-door sedan;
1912 motor. radio. heater, seat
covers: -dnw new Goodyear tires. s675.
STICK ii S1q3 ls47 Ro.dm.st.r 4-dr!S s. o.
. $500; 81 tx; 0s7s after 8 pm, -
tiiul cream color; Lifeguard tires
and tubes, r. h. and defroster.
muss m,nassfla ss ssssS sSasiasr cH low 5eg4 m.lesse
BUICK 1947 Super conv.; perfect con-
dition; less than $4,000 miles; owner
diplomat leaving country: $4,000 or
best offer. Box 395-S, Star. %
BUICK 1948 Super convertible club
tires; beautiful maroon finish; just
seat covers; official red book value,
$3.50; our price. $2,395. with writ
ts9 ETfIstse MoTnRs sns liberal atp ,r% terms ms
cond.: 81 900. Ap. zoos S5a' S'o1
BUICK, 194s gray conv, Roadmaster;
ALFRED leather upholstery; Wv.
ssss5: sgssi low zpt milssse' ssss just like B:"
BUICK 194s Dynafow Roadmaster
convertible; like new. $500 mi;
gray. black top, hydraulic windows.
white sidewalks, red leather, r. and
b.; purchased In Aug: dae l94s &c. for
po,fOob Will ShCElllCe, So,UoO. wv.
owner. Phone TU. O169. -5
BUICK 1887 Special town sedan;
mech excellent, orig. paint: radio,
Southwind heater. new tires, Life
guard tubes: $3.50 or best of1er un-
der, Gaithersburg 36O-W-2 for dem.
onstration at your convenience. IS
10000 miles. dark blue. Life Guard
safety tires and tubes; reason for
selling, owner has 1949 Buick; 81
600. 1887 K st. NV, Elk. $3.50.
BUICK 1947 Super sedan; r. and b..
WV. tires, cond. like new; S1,996;
cash, trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 18th and K sts. NV. Elk.
BUICK 1912 Special sedanette; radio,
heater, seat covers, 2-tone gray and
black finish; perfect car through
sI'oe5. ose NoRFHEAsT RaaiEzasre MoTos s5F fss. e.
lFord dealer). 1901 MINI. ave. n;e.'
BUiCK Ye4o sedan; new motor, T.,
h.. replacements last 2 yrs. over
$500. Intended. keeping but must
sell. Real bargain. $500. Call eve
ming or Sunday. sligo 4646. g. .
BUICK 1887 club coupe; radio and
heater. good condition.; S295. HI.
BUicK ins1S 1s41 4-dr. Super sedan; r.
and h., completely equipped, per-
feet condition; original owner; $9S5.
Call Gil. 1923. -6
BUICK 1940 super 4-dr,; practically
Q new motor; excel. cond.; r: and HI
orig. owner; $3.50. CO. 1922. -
Evening star., 1949-02-05
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 1946 h-ton pickup; a
easy GIN terms: 81, ,O45: MANDELL
CHEVROLET e1a CO; POD INC 1900 Nichols
cHEvRoLET 1e4s sedan delivery; a
ance but much lower in price. A
easy G. M. terms MANDELL CHEW
aSe RoLET . CO. e. ING0 1Hoo 1900 Nichols
many miles; economical service.
siIss afa aas MANDEhgy N sfiy e cHEvsoIEr H. se5Ts
CO.. INC" 1900 Nichols ave. Sc.
FORD Oh; 1885 1sse panel; recent new motor; mot
esif esifllf2t SA s4Rs s,R!y tires; ss26 n cash.
PSRf. ?$SR $ ..s5ts ~ 4sts s!.:: ca. s' f. ;t:
cMEvRoIET NV soflsnee' 1s4e pickup. ntton; os
WINDRIDGE g. HANDY, INC. (Buick
DEALER; 1119 Wilson blvd, Ari.
cHhvRRoLkr 1a4e, H-ton pickup;
clean throushout; body and cab in
terms; ss45; NoRTHEAsT MoroR sSs
no n'e: iIoFd L1' 1853. ees'er'' 'sol MINI. aye
CHEVROLET 1946 Hat dump; q
yd. body; 4 new tires; low MILEAGE;
YsTs East ns MoToR eond co oslosS sord HoarH SssrI
800 Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT. O2O0.
TRUCKS. panel - 3 chevrolets' I
Whitehorse,, l Dodge: all 3-auarter-
ton; 1T,,r and m.p.nE Ford I..I 2 ten. Apply
AWE Avn sands9 As1E am senf 70 IL; on Other ss
days. Q am. to 8 pm. -6
DODGE 1899 1-ton panel: newly
painted; new motor: body in good
condition: $3.50. STANDARD CIGAR
,SrERssTG0Na & T9SAGG0 g. q 4a,E Eye d,n ST ne
D-35; ready for work; $595. Call
FORD 1913 h-ton panel delivery Sc
dan; exc. cond., grill guard, heater
and defroster; purchased June; will
sacrifice for $1,000 or best offer.
GHRD SCI sPt1sSsE PaRs EMHG9 At MsHVaSas aE saEp 5aoo
caEv. he ,rs,a 1919 pic, pickup; Il 1,son, t de luxe
sa5. colIE ssi N MoToR Il a = IRA TRA1iER II
Nd. phone 81. 5000. @s
CHEVROLET 1910 A-ton pickup, in
perfect condition: new heavy-duty
tires; 5 to 8 pm. Elk. 1908. 60
VAN BODIES, IL 1T. and IA IT,; good
condition. SHERIFF MOTOR CO.,
900 r. I. ave. ne. MI. 5000. %
CROSLEY 194s Acton panel deliv.;
demonstrator. $50 miles: S795, guar
New car title. JACK PRY, Crosley,
18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
DODGE 1941 h-ton panel tsurplus)
in good oper. cond.; $500 or best
offer. Can be seen. 607 Morse ne
-
INTERNATIONAL metro walk In
Panel; suitable, cleaner, florist, bak-
gel: cond. Must sacrifice. ia.
e203. -6
Evening star., 1949-02-05
TRAILERs FOR SALE

PALACE TRAILER, % It., bottle gas
quick sale. $3.50. Cali Hi. 1884
2soFT. LIGHTHOUSE trailer. perfec,
and eauipment; viii sacrifice to . i'm.
6-MO. OLD $500 TRAILER to Sci,
1Gr la r.. Ss.64n Wi,,o or best offer. 2S Temple
THE s'ls1 new y'''1ssi 1879 vAGABoNp, s. With
play at HoRNER's' IRA TRAILER i On CEN en-
TER, 9th and Fla. ave. ne, FIR.
LIBERTY. with heated floor. COM
pletely modern; Ice. selection Of used
tpaiIe5S; WAI nSu TsTms p 5, for al; HEETER-
Wash BALTIC. blvd. Berxyn. Nd, Nd.
I5Ss4Ss5z5i tsSs AZ: 81 IRA 5f.nE. nearly new.
sG0e Elne ti5ss; !i5sI. s1oo' Telephone Brandy
gage; $50 limit. sH. 1902. "a
GLIDERs-l949 models are on dis
play; all aluminium and Masonite
in all sizes; some with built-iu
showers and flush toilets: 36-month
FanfiRE; TRAIhRR CO eotIE sIa. MOTOR 1s,ps1l AND
GLIDER, Dt5f a5: Nc IT, sL eI.ctrie sGeo' r.,sr.
hot and cold running water. ali
CO. coL1E Il TRAILER sjdd CO.. $500 dee!sis
BUCKEYE ia4s s 25 it.; 8 rooms, miD pv..
aR' Psnd.n ss1 ;s2ss slsf
eFaKss eontsc. 5s 5scK nsv Es5ssI1
No. 80. .Woodlet Hills. Trailer court,
e. e. l. 4 miles south Of Alexandra,
23-FT. NATIONAL. on perm. lot:
slec. Tefsr" bottle gas. excel. cond.
sHGLTz; lux. liner. / VI; 3 rms.
sne as Water apt othsI s't .ee.s stove on1 5tfsE +:
nee ne; $3.50. TIE. S5o5, Sat. or
TRAILER FoR SALE; 1889. covered
wagon, 20 #. Bargain. SH. 4014.
NEW MODERN GIFT. Roycr.ft house
reason able. vi. 92O2. e.
SACRIFICE-1mmed cash needed;
Will sell l94S de luxe Indian trailer.
$500 added features. for best bid
road. Call WA. 7ese between ii
CosY ~ . cohcH. g a AZ, % it., YER, ne Iist,.
used. excellent for road or as home !;
S-ply tires and True dolly. awning
blower heat; S1,75O. Sunday. tenn
porary lot No. &, Temple Trailer
Village. Alex, Va Sc
TRAILERS-Used trailers in excel
lent condition. VAIL TRAILER
SALES. End ave. and Colesville rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. tbetween 18th and
Ga. ave.. Phone SH. S555. III
1948 COZY COACH trailer. birchwood
nnish. sleeps 4. excel. cond stove,
heater, refriserator. Sail Brandy
1915 eft. KIT CHATEAU, uk.
new; with dolly; $1.4OO. WI. 6475.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MORTGAGE Loans. 4S.4hS:b%;
MOORE & HILL CO.. so4 IL st. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
-BARTOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
S l3SI g St ny .SrcMEn ne; 2495i 24955irsr v,
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CoRP:. 1912 N Y ave- NV
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
UcK f[uisi 81 $685. 5ssS ess0uqsi eVss r. s4fs
1se AND End TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Before bor-
rowing call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
ISQNs GQ slo On 9tR Real al nS EsriTE EE $3.50
s sad HENRY Y sx1Us Esa tSPe essb as'f isS
WE BUY DEFBRRED ist and and End
trusts in D c. nearby Md: and Va.
c Can u 4; AA M; sdaR dpaRRA1sNER' l4o4 L st.
FIRsT-TRUsT HH sG'I loans on real estate;
low rates; 3 or 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALsHE
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA 646s
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES
ment. Prefer personal calls to
telephone calls. FULTON R. COR
DON. 1927 Eye st. NV, D1. $3.50.
Brokers, attention.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and Bird; Md. Va,
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 9O5 NY. ave. NV. RE. 1912,
FUNDS AVAILABLE for the purchase
of Ind mortgages. D. c., Nd, Va
S. M. B.. INC, Room 1905, 027 18th
st. NV, RE. 2l44. 8
NOTICE TO BUILDERS and real es-
tate brokers. we purchase end trust
notes. S. M B.. INC, Room 1905
a27 l6th st NV RE 2l44 -
Evening star., 1949-02-05
NOT TOO FAR AWAY
SYCAMORE ACRES
OFFICES FOR RENT

fURN1sHED OR UNEURN. ENC, 9t,ce
Reception rm. incl. If desired. Use
aa sarnssinss SSnfsTsnof Ma rn 7e4S With modsFn s
BARB BLDG, 9Io 18th st. NV. near
tractive desk space for those who
want the best; reception: mail,
;,sitchsSfrd asS1 81 anS 76s Sssenosraphic seTV'
ATTRAcT1vE small private ofhees,
furnished or unfurnished. reception
list. telephone service; Immediate oc-
eupancy. Call pI; oss0. -
PsllS1 Hppls British e22 sf ls ovERsEHs Rea AIR AIR
WAYS CORP, 1924 Conn. ave. NV.
or Randall Hagner Co, DE. 5000.
End FL. OFFICE sUITE-4h rms,
ABBY iyA British OVERSEAS AIR:
or Randall Hasner Co, DE. 5000.
Evans .ys 9REssbs rgnRsf I4aq lmmsssssIs Med xeEt
rooms PENS Il sss PRoFERT1Es HSR1
-474 K st; NV; ME. 1107.
18th g. K-Share attractive suite.
Secretary available part time. ST
sTYiTE OF 3 ROOMS. 1 with Are
place, Q baths. Conn ave. at Que ST.
Available in whole or in part. Call
Mrs: Way; DE. 410l, FRANCES
POWELL HILL. 1908 goth st. NV
TWO OFFICE RMs.-Heat. light and
charwoman service; $75 per mo. APP
ply LIST a. store, Oil 18th st. NV.
1881 X ST. N.w.-corner goth and
K sts.; Q large rooms, 2nd floor
heat, light, janitor service. BRODIE
4 COLBERT, INC, Realtors. Ma
csfsSrTHURY csfsSrTHUtRY BLDG. AZ 9th st. NV
We invite you to inspect this newly
decorated once bldg. facing couri
house park. Rents adjusted to new
= FISHER. 1888 18th st. NV. DI
SILVER sPG.-pvt. ONCE. ss5; o.
desk space. S15. Phone and seer
1NGTON SERVICES. Sligo 300. =.
1909 II ST. NV, near 18th and Pa
ave Approx. 1000 SO. it.: beautiful
show windows. Call ME. 1902. x
9 ROOMS AND BATH, suitable com.
bination office space and livinf
quarters. Lyon Park, Arlington Va
fiL. $3.50. -6
HETHEsDA-On1ce or ofhces facing
Wisconsin ave-, close to banks .anc
County Bldg; ideal for accountant
or Insurance. WI. $685.. WI. 1899
Evening star., 1949-02-05
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE-capacity. 10. to Is cars;
suitable for repairing and paint work,
viii buy equipment II necessary,
Prefer ne. section. not too far from
bladensburg I'd and New York ave.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC. 1881
Blsdensbure I'd: ne. Ii. $500
wanted to rent in D. c.: one or two
floors: ramp or elevator; capacity
must BE- 80 automobiles or more.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
GARAGES FOR RENT

REAR Of 407 Rock Greek Church I'd.
GARAGE. 257x35'. ii #. high, suit
able for auto repair, work shop, etc.
Reasonable rent ST. 1892 from
REAR sac 18th ST. N.E.-3 single
concrete: excel. cond; for cars.
storage or Workshop; So each per
mo AT 1888. -
LARGE BRICK single garages, near
9th and Allison sts. NV. TR. 4240,
Ant, 4O2