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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
ALA5kA COASTAL
 WEEKEND FLIGHTS
 CARRIES TOTAL 5A

On a full schedule Of flights over the weekend, Alaska Coastal Air lines brought in 35 passengers and took out l9 for total of 54.
 To Sitka, passengers were: Joe Hickey, MT. and Mrs. Sam Hopkins, Freddie Hopkins, Mrs. Norval Peter son, MT. Mcrganroth, Bob Cameron, William Lentz, Earold Hodgens, Harold Rice, Ivan Rezek, Olaf Ove, .. Peck, Ralph Young.
 To Tulsequah-D. Campbell.
 To Hoonah-Mr. and Mrs. George Mayado
 Tc Wrangell-Hugo Gustafson.
 To Skagway-R. P Angell, Cyrus Williams.
 From Eaires-Irene Sparks.
 From Petersburg Mrs. Cayer Hclliagstad.
 From Ketci..ii.-a,,.-l-Mrs. R. Me- Ecnze.
 Fsom cussavus-Fr Frank Me,any, Jr.
 From Pelican Bertha Raatikain- en.
 From Elfin covc-Leo Florence, Larcy Lindstror.
 From Tulzequail-h. c. Geigrich, H. Hill, D. Ludsell.
 From Ketchikan-W. Frank Buch, Mrs. Verna Eastman, Lynn East- ham, Earl Faulkner, P. D. Millcr, Hugh Antrim, Dorothy Whitaker.
 From Tenakee-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Slagle, James Slagle, Lucy John son.
 From Saook Bay-E. G. Morgan roth, E. A. Ritchie.
 From Sitka-Glen Leach, Mrs. Mcleod, Ann zubott. Evelyn Wall ace, w. E. Diers, Bud Phelps, Glen Millice, Nick Bolchanin, MT. and Mrs. James Martin.
 AT BARANOF
 Marie E. Riley of Hoonah IS registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
TAKEN BY MAYOR, SCHOOL
 SITE pROpOSITI0N

Mayor w. E. Hendrickson takes exception to the recent release by the Board of Directors, Juneau h. dependent School District, regarding the proposed site of the new school tuilding. In a letter to the mem bsrs of the board, the Mayor says.
 Tn the March 1Cth edition of the Alaska Daily Empire, l noticed news item under a heading that read as follows; 8 Inspect School Site Men Report No Slide Danger.
 This article is rather misleading in that it states that a three-man delegation composed of Superinten- dent E. c. Clark. City Engineer J. L. McNamara and myself issued a report cn our findings after an in spection of the site of the proposed Juneau School construction program in the Waynor Tract; and that it is cur opinion that if this years heavy snowfall does not result in a rlide within the next month, there  is no evidence to support the con- tention that this is a hazardous area.
 After receiving your letter oI March 2nd outlining the position ot the Board in relation to the con- tsnplated site in the Waynor Tract and detailing the efforts made by your Beard to secure other sites, A6r. 1GcNamara and I accepted the invitation of MT. Clark to inspect the Waynor Site area with him.
 AS stated in the news release, we inspected the proposed site and the hillside directly above it. We found that large gully leads diag- onally across the face Of the noun tain in a southerly direction for ap- a quarter of Q mile. This gully appears to catch all slides that occur in that vicinity and funnel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
NURSERY MEETING
 WEDNESDAY ?. M.

Cooperating mothers of the day nursery will meet at the Governor s House on Wednesday afternoon, March B, at 80 o'clock. It is hop ed that other mothers Of young children will attend because there will be an interesting discussion on Character Building of the Pre- School Child"
 This is an opportunity fer moth CTS of children too young for nur- sery to learn about the types of activity available fer their young sters upon reaching nursery school age. Transportation needs, toys, program planning, and summer &C., tivitias will also be discussed at this meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21

HERE FROM ANCHORAGE
 MT. and Mrs. John Dimond of registered yesterday at he Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
SALES OF LAND BY GOVERNMENT
 GET5 APPROVAL

WASHINGTON, March 20.-tR- The House Public Lands Committee Saturday approved a bill under which the Secretary of the Interior could sell small tracts of Alaskan land at private sales or public auc- >tions.
 The office of Delegate Bartlett tD-Alaska) said the measure is in- tended to spur the development of Alaska industry by making sites available for business without the necessity of complying with all of the homestead laws.
 Lands that could be sold would be outside of National Paks, Forests, Monuments and other reservations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21

they on the hillside directly above the proposed site; several slides have already occurred during the past month or SC. At this time the dis tance from the bottom of the rres- ent slide to the upper edge of the proposed site is 470 feet-a distance of little more than two of our city clocks. There is a wooded area ap- proximately 250 feet deep between the slide and the site that will af- ford some protection if no further cutting is necessary to clear the site.
 Since most of our trees have shallow roots and some of the area is brush-coyered, it is unwise tc rlace too much confidence in the holding power of this belt of tim ker
 Our conclusion was that we would be in a much better position to judge the degree or amount of danger from slides after another month or so when heavier and larger slides can usually be expected.
 By crossing the Douglas Bridge and driving north a short distance on the Douglas Island road it is possible to have an advantageous tiew of the entire area.
 Neither MI. McNamara or my self had any part in preparing the news release for the paper nor do know the contents of the report made to the Board. Inasmuch as we were named as memcer of the three-man committee whose find ings were published in the paper ana reported to the board, they must have bsen in writing and we feel that our concurrence and consent to th.s report should have been obtain cd before it was released to the press.
 T personally feel that the report is presented in it's most favorable light and is too optimistic. I also think that it should still be con- sidered as a possible slide area whether the slides this Spring reach it or not as that is no guaranty that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
Ava BIalkerbys
 losfs dt Annual
 St. Patrick Party

St. Patrick's Day was the motif throughout-decorations. prizes, en- tertainment and food-when MT. and Mrs. Ava Blackerby entertain ed IS guests at their home Satur- day evening. A St. Patrick's Day dinner is an annual event on the Blackerbys' calendar.
 Guests participating in the hilar- ity of the evening were MT and Mrs. Bud Phelps, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Armstrong, MT. and Mrs. Vern Joyer, MT. and Mrs. George Dan- ner, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Pyle, MT. and Mrs. Clay Scudder, Harry Sper- ling, Miss Jan Hodgman, MT. Jack Hazlett and 7-year-old "Sootchman" Kirk Blackey by.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
CAB AIDS
 6 ALASKA
 ! AIRLINE5
Civil Aeronaufils Board Grants More Money
 for rCarryingAirmdiI

WASHINGTON, March 20.-tR- The Civil Aeronautics Board has come to the aid of Alaskas eight authorized airlnes with more money TOT carrying airmail.
 The Board announced s624 089 in lump sum back payments and higher temporary rates for current services.
 The Beard said that under "hon- -st, economic and efficient manage inent,' the new rate proposals should help place revenues of the ~arriers in a healthier position and facilitate their efforts to secure ade- quate financing.
 LINES GIVEN AID
 The new orders, the Board said will mean substantial assistance to Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc, Reeve Airways; Cordova Air Service. Inc. and Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc. The Northern Consolidated or der was issued some time ago.
 Another concern, Alaska Airlines, inc, was given a lump sum back payment of $415,OS9 for the period from Jan. 1, 1943, through Sept. 8, l945. The Board said a further or der will be issued for this carrier, the largest, Of the Alaskan group.
 It said available information in dieates no action is necessary in advance Of new permanent rates to he fixed for Alaska Coastal, Ellis and Pacific Northern Airlines.
 Cordova was given a lump sum payment of $9,000 for 1948 in addi- tion to Sl1,0c0 already paid to it. The airline's rate effective last March l was fixed ct $2 for each mile flown on the basis of a desig- mated $40 miles to be flown month ly.
 Reeves mail pay for the period from April 8, 1948, through last Dsc. 3l, was fixed at $32,000 and it's temporary rate, effective last Jan uary 1, was fixed at 45 cents for each mile flown on a designated schedule 22,30o miles a month. This would mean monthly payments of about $10,000.
 Wien was given lump sum pay ment of $178,C0o for 1948 in addi- tion to s62,G0o already paid for last year.
 The temporary rate was fixed at SITS for each mile flown on a desig- natsd schedule monthly mileage of o09o miles. This amounts to $l5,750 a month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
SEN ATE ACTS ON 22 BILLS,
 IS APPROVED

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
TWO sITKANs SENTENCED

U. S. Marshal William T. Ma honey soon will have two more resi- dents in the Federal jail. Both were sentenced by U. S. Conmis- sioner Frank Richards, Sitka.
 Frank George, arraigned for fighting, drunk and disorderly con- duet, was given four months. He has served several previous senten- ces. Ted Singer also get four msnths for drunk and disorderly conduct.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
PROVISIONAL VOTERS
 MEET TOMORROW

The Juneau League of Provisional Women Voters will meet Tuesday noon in the Terrace Room of the Baranof. Dr. James c. Ryan will be the guest speaker and answers on the education questionnaire will be given.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
FREIGHTER EUGENE HERE

The Robert Eugene is back in port, arriving last night. Two car- leads of fish will be taken to Prince Rupert when the freighter sails this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
AT THE CITY FLOAT

The Dorothy D, owned by Johnny Mack, is on the gridiron for copper painting. Dick Lindsay's boat is also on the grid with the tiller quadrant being lowered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21

Some of the yew trees still grow ing in England are over 10 feet in diameter and estimated to be over l.2o0 years old.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-21
Goodnews Sailing
 Daie Is Announced

SEATTLE, March 20.--tP- Tha Santa Ana Steamship Company to- day announced the sailing of the steamship George Olson from Se- attle for Goodnews Bay and Bethel Alaska, at the opening of navigation season in the Kuskokwim River dis trict, approximately May 25.
 J. D. Reagh, manager, said ar agreement has just reen concluded with Oliver J. Olson and Co.,, ot san Francisco, owners of the vessel for its use in the Gocdnews Bay and Kuskokwim River trade during the 1949 season. A second sailing in August is expected.
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tcontinued On Next Psss1
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL SELL 10 OCEAN FRONT lots.
5Ox250 It. each. south OF Melbourne;
for $3.50 each. BOYD r. RICHARDS,
Dixie Hotel. Melbourne. Fla.
WILL SELL OR TRADE for D. G:
acres Of land. many orange and
grapefruit trees; near Orlando, Fla. !:
close to school, stores, bus. Price,
$4,000, terms. Box 342-E. STAT
RETIRING2 GOING TO FLORIDA!
Escape State income and real estate
Catch your own Gsh? Want good
transp., shopping and amusem1nts
nearby? All within your retirement
income7 AsK-us 1o REALTY Co.,
OK. 266e, GL. 1262.
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,kvfsTMshT PROP. FOR SAIL

iNvEsTMEkT PROP. FOR SALE
21-UNIT APT. BLDG, NV. location
ony 8aI.. slSo92 Ia soo cash nEoWN KsA hal
s61FRERN G1FR Sea5sGals,Y aM5saR,YLHkD@apa eoas;
Apartments, Ions state road front
age, 6 acres; suitable small farm
excellent soil, complete farm @ build
sepsonsp isps .npsa b.1s.in in'sSi G GoNAKn
dihF2bar Sh1REsal e -INRyliEsssfimEars Rlisssfi M in An.
apt. houses and business property
now available. Call HARRY COHEN.
rR66MtNEkr R6, 4saa, af; fa;ESosSErows SSsSS corn eorne,
zxRk9 zth ss9ss coass ana .Psi r. aE ess
APARTMENTS, all sizes. ranging from
8 to 18 units; excel. income; modern err
building;, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
psoacroR!s 81 tSss suIrE-Apt. coming, one
block from junction Of 2 main
arteries; large corner property, 2
rooms in addition to Doctors suite
with "a bath in bsmt.. at ground
level; newly redec.. oil nv b; dss'
VI !Mk:iiqs5gT; WI. 5000; Sun. and sves.'
FENTON PL. N.W.-Three six-rm.
terms. CAN Mr.. KRAMER. pI.
4 FAMILY APTS.-GToss rents, S5.-
126, tenants furnish hot water, gas
and cleo: bldg. about 9 yrs. old;
price, $4,000. Mrs. McGamara,
s..5p.A DALLAS LAS ST GFAdpsys Adss, Z SON. d ap1.
A-FAMILY UNIT, nr. Greenway Apts.
Tenants pay all util. To inspect,
call sIGLER T. T1sHLER. TU. $500.
s-1o
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FACTION ASSURED"
IN THE SALE OF
YOUR REAL ESTATE
Limited Type Listing Solicited.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
p1l1 pE 11R6
STORES FOR RENT

STORES FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE LOCAT!ON-Bus stop
y oo satSs Of aGs or oasrn typs o
tsii trade: AIR BRAKES & CON
1900 BLK. 4th ST. s.w.-store and
and apt; vacant; $3.50 mo, LIss
'can Saii gsa M. sn Adams. n"s' l. r. rGRNER PHs s
Rsaltor. 500 9Th st. s.w. ME. 1e47.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Modern
store suit for tailoring. mems or
women,s clothing, etc; apt. s,aIl Avail.
4sss g. o7aSi sSirsxSD fzis rg kbo9attr.etivs oss
ige. corner store; suitland. Nd,
across Census Bureau; suitable for
auto accessories and radio. electric
appliance, hsrdTars oaz; ~ ressagrsnt' ct ssI
store 20xsO with bsmt. Front and
~rear snt. 81. 1854. GRuBB-WIL-
siLXEs hl1Ns' SPRING, on Ga. ave, in no one
oct. is. cali sH. s352. Ia
SILVER SPRING and NV. Washing
ton 2Ox6O, full bsmt.; excellent re-
tail location. Suitable for hard
ware, children's wear, mems wear.
draperies, slip covers. HERMAN
HANNAUER, 1896 Georsia ave. ST.
4529. 81. 6025. 10
1929 14th ST. N.W.-Store with large
display window; $3.50 mo. Adjoining
shop with drive-in on 14th ST.; 5000
50. IT,: S925 mo. RA. 1920.
(5511 18th st.)-3Ox50-ft. store in
commercial block; has rear delivery
entrance and some additional stor-
age space; heat furnished; attrac-
tive rental on lease. L. 3. BREUN-
NIGER & SONS, INC. 1880 x st.
NV, MA. 2O4O. 10
FOURTH ST. s.W.-Best location.
Csll AID. 02T2. evenings. %
MD.-Two new stores.
90 It. By 40 It., and two 2-bedrm.
apts., ready this month. Well-popu-
lated section, 1905 oueensbury I'd.
5 doors from Baltimore pike. ,HU.
COR. Or 18th AND r. I. AVE. Ne
Small shop with drive-in parking,
suit. for laundry pickup or road
side stand. etc. MILTON z. RUP-
PERT, 4O6 Invest, Bldg.s O1. 601bs
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INVEST. pRop.-sALE Cont }

EXCELLENT NE. LOCATION-.-5-unit
building, afIording excellent income:
Gay Ga 9e 9er sole dsa IT, vRts # sS95sS
Realty. s4s7 Georgia ave-. 81.
3700;- ewes, Mr.. Dunbar. 10.
4oFAMiiLiY BRICK DUPLEX APT,
indiduai In i1ny gaicad gas heat; loe n5 cath2-
Rsndoiph s da Re- RE''sG s1s7 sF X s2S 1855 h III i
4-FAMILY FLAT, Downing ri ne.
mr. 14th and Rhode Island ave. ne.
Tapestry brick, ami, 8 years old,
in Al condition. White rental loca.
Conv. shopping. schools. transp. In
come; So. 6s2 For .immed. sale,
ance. R: 6, DUNNE. Ho. 600.
Ewes. and Sun, Mr.. jarrett. NO.
39I9 i1th ST. N.w.-1st-fioor store.
2nd-h. office with rear apt. and
ard,h. apt, apt; new new building; good in IN
For information call PLANT & COR
DON, INC, 1874 Park rd.. CO. 0S3T.
NEAR WISCONSIN Ave. and white
ing room, bedroom, kitchen. bath
each, full cellar; rented at $50 90
per unit; tenants pay for heat and
utilities: condition fair. Offer in
-
~ ssitut1on, so cali Miss ,s sheemsker, .AaI
mai maker oH I7is e, Rets S. nS hSu's Nh ihSe 1885
1921 AND 1923 BENNING RID. NE
40x192, lst commercial. $4,000
Exclusive with d. J. KEPPEL. Real
Estate Broker, Shoreham Bldg.
1II4 MONROE ST. N.W.-3 complete
apts., income S245 mo-; SI7, 900
furn., an established business. Call
OWNER, RA. 2036.
216 18th ST. S.E.-Four two-room
toilet .rz n l"6 Basement; a,,r income % SIP
ness. Cali owNER, RA. 2O36.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, off 14th st.
n.w.-Seven-unit apt. bldg, nicely
furn., entirely renovated; income
5000 year; approx. $1,000 net
plus principal gain; cash. $4,000;
bal. easy; owner leaving, liauidating.
P Q. Box 1929. D. c.
FOuR-FAMILY FLAT, good location:
heat soed1% Only s2s ses5% S5" pPFahs1 PFENT1eE s
Co. ST. $3.50. NO. OO84. ii.
THREE 4-FAMILY BLDGS.
Each SO IT. wide. containing
II apts. with de luxe equip. in
baths and kitchens. Large. liv.
rm.. junior din. rm., kit. bed
rm: and bath with large con-
their own utilities. heat and
hot water Low rents. These
bldgs. are very good for a con-
servative investor. For full
Psr.ic4lsrs Part Ta ,7ph phone Mr. VOL
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
xxx II CT ~ W MA 0o3s
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IMAGINE THIS
FOR S14 250

An immaculate bungalow. having liv-
1ng rm. with fireplace, den, full-size
bedrms., and full tiled bath, plus
full basement with outside entrance,
det. garage and many extras includ-
ing mirror over mantel in living rm
Bendix washing machine. All this
on nice level lot. just OF Arlington
tago. Substantial cash required.
For appt. to inspect, call Mr.. Don
nell, CHI. 1920.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1949-10-09
1920 LEE HIGHWAY

Between two successful stores twom-
ems wear and yard eoods). 2Ox62
with basement 2Ox21; Immense show
window: gas heat; rear entrance
front. side and rear parking; trial
period offered; rent. S175; move In
at once. w. MONTGOMERY, 46l7
Lee highway CH SOS0
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I ACRE

OF richest earth and a peach Of q
2-yr.-oid home in top cond., not too
far from Glebe I'd. and country club.
8 family bedrms. on End T., I'm.
attic; full foyer entrance, sun par
rec. rm. Positively nothing like
this available at low asking price!
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson, GI,s 4216, OK. O520.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BUSINESS PRoPERTY FOR Rent

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
10000 50. FT., on 9 doors, clear opeII
separate modern street entrance;
ideal wholesale or retail shoWr0om.
night club, private. club. senooi o OF
now occupied by Reminstor Rand as
school and ofaces; will consider ieas'
II: isdi G0eTs evss'. sepsIa'sssl VI. sssls OWNER ME-
MODERN AUTO REPAIR establish.
ment, with showroom and once once
sp1ns prSs afs' afss sSSo MooRa iausrf HILL Il sss'
.TfENTioN. Fl lrIo st. caoSS;rRAcroRs-Ysare aS;
space availbale for material and
machinery storage at 1Ip7 Wi,sqn
blyds Arlington,o Va. Phone Mr.
yfcToR VICTOR BLDG.. 9th and @ pl. NV
large once bldg: lights. heat ineEi
suitable for any type business or Is Isl
floor of1ees; low rental; ma: e6ss
$3.50 sPs 'RsA R%AshNafos sfsass tRE REALf eHsnssi sE
IDEAL SsGG. FOR DOCTOR. dentist o,
loo S. IT. All gtilitiss ssdD furnished
saS 20 N. eopo' z. AVE. N.W.-Attrac. ". gar.
type bldg. Front and rear entrances
End comm. Phone ST; 1882.
bath apt. for business only. in Cal.
vert Theater bus. district. corner
location. good spot for sign adver.
tising; $40 per mo. HERBERT 4
SONS. Realtors. Bis Z. Capitol. Ii
3-O129. Ewes, Ii. 3-27S1. Ill
9th ST. NV, between D and Z
excellent location for cigar store
pawn broker. jewelry store. etc. :;
immediate possession. Apply Lee
M. BERNSTEIN q CO.. Realtors
sth AND = SIS. NV, near largs
dept. stores; <built for sandwich
shop; immediate possession: reason.
able rental Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. Realtors, 14l5 < st
NV. ME. 5400. Ill
Evening star., 1949-10-09
OPEN TODAY, 2-6 PM.

@E3,0SV~
We offer for your inspection two Gus
tom built brick ramblers, situated on
level, well Handicapped v acre lot,
only 12 min. drive to. D. c. Spa,
eious entrance foyer with exceptional
closet space. Delightful liy. rm. Pix
1873 with picture window; stone
nrepl. with attractive built-in book
shelves. The din. rnn. is separate
i2xi2M and has nush wall Morgan
china cabinets. Our kitchens are
perfectly planned and must be seen
10 be appreciated. On the Kitchen
and built-in garage. In the opposite
Wing there are 9 excellent bedrooms
and 2 fully tiled, baths, outstanding
closet space and built-in features.
THESE homes may 90 GI. Directions:
Out Lee Blvd: to Lexington st.. left
eprinr I'd, left to fifth rd., right
% Glen Acres sign, left to open"
WILLIAM M. JOHNSTON
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGlNiA

ZONED 1st COMMERCIAL
Eight.rm. concrete stone house, on
large lot. Can have home and build
store too. House in splendid condi-
tion. Priced comparable to resi-
Dental property. Price reduced
$4,000 for quick sale. Open Sunday
pm. To reach: Out Wilson blvd. to
North Edgewood st. tat Sears Roe
buck, turn left to 1900 and open
sign.
RIGGS g. co.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
(Continued)

OWN and offer for sale OF trade
40 acres In Citrus County. Florida
BoWLiSG III INC. ALLEY-aood $4,000 ne,
EEfsi' Es low ns eeed isia'sn y ssnfsaa sasi
YOU sIH CAN'T BEAT IAxEs-Retire to
Stuart at low cost now FHA-ap-
proved land values in Stuart are
ow IKE tney we're nd IN hsIa1 Man, Beach Beach
crease Of value. Enjoy the heal
ing trade winds that will lengthen
your life and make all your years
the community and its many miles
or visit c. B. ARBoGAsT. Realtor,
Citizens Bank Building. Waterfront
Properties. Phone 127. Stuart.
FLoRpA ft9F1oa BOUND. $500 and up buys
home or tourist court site on Y: S.
No. 1; $50 down, $40 mo. OWNER,
FOR RENT-New apt, 2 rms. and
all-elec. kit, twin HOLLYWOOD beds
NICE. ICozY. weiil-built, e-bedreom
Spanish home. living room with hre-
place, located on hill with concrete
road frontage: completely FURNISHED
Must sell Immediately on account
of transfer. Price, furnished. Sc
500. Write MISS RUTH CRANE.
care OF Double R Restaurant. Orange
APAkrMsNrs. Fan; MMiseN;rs furnished. one-bed-
room: Fort Lauderdale; $3.50 to ST.
O5O for months season. PAUL
MOORE, SR.. phone co. 1913
DAYTONA BEACH - Combination
restaurant. gas and service station,
business center; six-unit motor
court, masonry. Tampa area. flve-
room bungalow; two-bedrm: bung: :,
$4,000. ACME REALTY CO, UN.
3211. 3211 Perry ST.. Mt. Rainier,
GOING TO FLORIDA for the winter?
Beautiful 3-bedrm. house. furnished;
located Lake Ocheechobee; good
hunting and fishing; pleasant sur
roundinEs: ideal for tourists.
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GIS
HERE'S A BONUS"
FROM YEONAS
IN HOME VALUES
$3.50 CASH DOWN

$3.50 CASH DOWN
FULL PRICE, $10,350
May buy this immaculate s.
room, all-brick semidetached
home. Full basement with rec
reation room. Situated on an
unusually deep lot in South
Arlington's most convenient
location. Just a block from
schools, shopping center and
bus.
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INVESTMENT g. INSUDANCE CO
IA. s-4700, RADIO BLDG, ARL. y
GI. ATTENTION

VIZ, AZ
We have two 2-bedrm. houses. that
are priced 50 that we feel certain
Veterans Administration will sp-
prove them. ID. S11,950. det., e
story brick, fun bsnlt., oil heat. 20
$3.50, det. 2-story masonry, full
bsmt.,. oil heat. Both are LOG. IN g
well developed community, Just 20
min. to downtown; pleasant sur
Youndings; each of these is rs nice
. home as you can buy today for
the money.
r. w. MULLEN
go South Glehe rd., Arl. OK. 1882
or GIL. 67O4.
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PORTLAND sri BUILDING

Omces available at 81 per It.
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT.
RE. 5000, 1117 Vermont ave. NV.
3155 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
8 rms. and bath on 1st d., fronting
on street, suitable for professional
or commercial use Alteration shop.
decorator shop. dressmaker. radio,
dentists ofice 5-rm. apt. avail. on
same d. Call MISS ANDREW, OR.