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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
N0RAH BRINGS E;
 FIVE TO SkAGWAY

The Princess Norah, on her first trip of the winter season for the Canadian Pacific Steamship Con- pany, docked last evening, bring ing 25 passengers into Juneau from the south. Five persons embarked for Skagway. She will return at 8 am. Friday morning, sailing at II am.
 Passengers were:
 From Vancouver and Seattle: H. Adams, B. Anderson, M. Bailuk, G. Bednar, Mrs. M. Brown and daugh- ter, K. Cherry, MT. and Mrs. G. Dale and daughter, S. Eneberg, MT. and Mrs. J. Franken, J. O'Connor, M. Paterson, Mrs. B. Raatikainen, M. Scholar, Mrs. A. Strong and five children, c. Van Oostam, P. Brown.
 For Skagway: Felix Toner, Rev. S.. McPhetres, Bishop Gordon, H. E. Simmons, c. A. Carroll.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
B.1M Bz&tzuA e QN>4Z/[1 S/1CE /6S7

such quantity that it was a nuis- ance. Geological surveys have con- firmed the presence of copper in placer form.
 Fred Wann, who was a govern ment surveyor in the White River area from 1909 to 1917, had long hoped to return to work the dis trict. Inaccessibility of the prop erty made it impossible to tap what he believes to be a vast base-metal reserve until construction of the Alaska Highway and the advent of modern air transportation.
 Shipping, including air, water and highway, will benefit from op- eration of the Pewabik property according to Byers, as it will afford much-needed back haul
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
THANKSGIVING PIES

The Douglas Women's Club are sponsoring the Girl Scout drive for funds this year and are canvas sing for contributions this week
 Another activity of the club, will be pie sale on November 23. The sale is dated to provide special pies for Thanksgiving dinners. Any one desiring special kind of pie, may place their orders by calling either Douglas 12 or 18, before that date
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
pEWABlk LEASES W MITE RIVER
 MINING GROUND

Of wide interest in the mining industry, as it pertains to resump- .tion of base metals production, is announcement today that proper ties of the Pewabik Mining Com pany have been leased to group of Alaska, Seattle and California interests.
 Norman c. Stines, internationally known mining engineer, represents the new operators in the negotia- tions, and Bob Byers and Fred Wam signed on behalf or Pewabik.
 The transaction provides for a 50-year lease on ground in the White River area As is usual, the terms are for a cash consideration and royalties.
 The Pewabik properties include l,400 acres in Alaska and 1 200 acres adjacent in Yukon Territory
 According to Byers, the proposed operations will mark the first large scale copper mining in the Terri tory since 1888, when Kennicott discontinued production. The new interests already have moved ir several pieces of equipment anc will continue prospecting during the winter, with actual production ex- pected to begin by mid-summer 1850.
 Exploratory prospecting. headed by Byers, began in August, anc continued until late last month Byers reports that native copper was found in encouraging amounts but that the actual extent of tht deposit probably will not te knowr for another year.
 Placer deposits in the Whit River area have been known sine, 1909, and were given wide publicit! in 1913, the year of the Chisans (Shushana) stampede. While golt was the object of the stampeders miners found that native coppel was deposited on the bedrock il
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
Wife Is BaiIed Out, Bakes Cake for Boy,
 Waits Arfaignneni

BREMERTON, wash, Nov. 16- R-It was just like coming home from a vacation" for Mrs. Milford Piatt today.
 Mrs. Piatt rejoined Ter husaand and their two children after Piatt raised her S1,000 bond on forgery charge growing out of what she said was an attempt to 'liquidate" her over -amorous husband.
 Today is the eighth birthday an- niversart for Jimmy, the youngest, and Mrs. Piatt baked him a birth day cake while daughter Sherry, IA, looked on.
 Mrs. Piatt, 31, is out on bond pending arraignment on a charge of forgery. She is accused of sign ing her husbands name in the $1,20O sale of the family automobile.
 She had made the $324 down payment to one Of two men who were to kill her husband, she told authorities. The plot was discarded and it was agreed she would sell the auto and finance Hollis D. Scott, 23, former private detective, and herself in going east.
 But when she was left on the dock in Seattle with only $2O of the automobile proceeds, and no Scott, she telephoned her husband and. told Piatt all about it in eX- piation.
 Police were called in, and Scott and Wallis Mottern, P, were charged with grand larceny by em- tezzlement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
TROOPS HERE 10 BE UpPED 
By Charles D. Watkins

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.--lA4-- Troops stationed in Alaska are go- ino to get an increase in their liv- ing allowance, Delegate Bartlett of Alaska said today. But he added he does not know how much.
 The increase was authorized in the new Armed Services pay in- crease law passed by the last Con- eress. It can apply to members of the uniformed services on duty out side the continental United States or in Alaska in the form of a per diem considering all elements of cost of living to members and their dependents.'
 Bartlett said he called the allow ances to the attention of Secretary Gordon Gray of the Army and ask ed what is being done about the increase.
 Bartletts Request
 q would like to express the hope, " Bartlett wrote, that you will au- thorize a per diem increase for those members serving in the Terri tory in view of the increased cost of living
 Gray referred the letter to joint conference of Army officers.
 Bartlett today made public a re- ply from Eugene M Zuckert, As sistant Secretary of Air saying that appropriate action has been taken by the Air Force to implement the provisions of the law whereby per diem allowances shall be pre- scrihed as an allowance payable to military personnel stationad out side of the continental United Stat es and in Alaska.
 "The benefits therefrom shall become available immediately upon publication of regulations defining rates and entitlement."
 Bartlett said that with the Air Force putting the section into ef- feet, he felt certain the Army and Navy would follow suit.
 The per diem allowances, he said, will be particularly welcome to of- ficers and men serving in Alaska, where they are compelled to pay high rents for any sort of quarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
MRS. BASKIN, VIRGINIA
 BACK FROM LONG TRIP

Mrs. Stanley Baskin and hel three-year-old daughter Virginia arrived home on the Baranof last night after two months away, most of the time spent in Texas.
 In Huntsville, they visited Mrs Baskin's parents, MT. and Mrs. K IL. Hollis, and in Marshall, her sis ter, Mrs. Mack Runnells.
 They stayed with MT. Baskin's parents, MT and Mrs. Charles Baskin, at Martins Mill, Tex, ano visited in Houston and other cities
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
BABY SHOWER

Mrs. T. F. Smith was honored with a Baby Shower last Saturday Mrs. Jesse Snyder, hostesses at the latter's apartment.
 Ten invited guests, the hostesses and honored guest, enjoyed c eve ming of games and refreshments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
SENIOR BALL. NOV. 26


 The Douglas High School Class of 1850, will present it's Senior Ball in the gymnasium on November 26 Lillian Uggens' Orchestra will provide music from 10 pm. to o'clock am.
 The Seniors cordially invite their Channel friends to attend this an- nual affair, which will be the last formal dance by the 1850 Class. Class Advisor, Robert Snuff, an- nounces that tickets may be ob- tained from any one of the eight Seniors.
 It is asked that no grade school students, except seventh and eighth graders, attend the Serior Ball.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
VISITING HERE

Frank Morris, is visiting in Doug las, coming here recently from his home in Whitehorse, Y. T. He is the brother of Mrs. Robert Schop- pert and son of Mrs Jimmie Jack, both residents here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
PAN AM BRINGS 10,
 LEAVES WITH E

Ten passengers came into Juneau yesterday via Pan American World Airways, with 25 outward bound. They were:
 From Seattle: Paul Anderson, Cliff Goldman, Kenneth Brittell, LeBelle Clancy, Evlalia Daugherty, MT. and Mrs. M. " Raney, Ray Renshaw, C. M. Rohda, Connie Davis.
 For Fairbanks: Shirley Jones, Royal O'Reilly, Bud Williams, A. E. Stein, G. A. Gustafson, Mrs. Ross Morrison and infant Robert.
 For Annette Island: T. Hegeherg.
 For Seattle: Floyd Gill, Joe Morgan, Forrest Thomas, Mrs. Royal O'Reilly, Danny O'Reilly, Robert Orr, Ray Waltz, E. Beard, l.. Sorenson, E. Wood, J. James, Charles D. Peters, Carl Quisberg, T. H. Jones, Henry J. Johnson, Mrs. E. Carlson, Frank Hoover.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
ACTING GOVERNOR TO
 SPEAK AT ANB MEET

Acting Governor Lew Williams will leave tomorrow for Klawock to deliver Gov. Ernest Gruening s annual message to the Alaska Na- tive Brotherhood.
 The Brotherhood is holding it's annual convention this week.
 Acting Governor Williams said he expects to present the message Fri day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
NOTICE

Hazel Mcleod representative of Real Silk Hosiery Mills, the past two years has resigned and wishes to announce that MT. L. Don Mo- Mullen will be new representative. 52-lt -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
DINNER SALE

By Missionary Society of the
 Memorial Church in Church Re-
 creation Hall Thursday pm. to 8 p.m-adv. 52-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
FROM ANCHORAGE

Jack Trskaskias of Anchorage is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16
FROM PELICAN

MT. and Mrs. J. A. Roaming of Pelican are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16

Amble to the Emblem Dance Help finance the Ambulance. Sat Nov. 19, Elks Hall.-adv. 52-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16

Bertha Raatikainen of Pelican is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-16

SAVE THE DATE Douglas Firemen's Dance. Dec. 3rd.-Adv. 49-2t
Evening star., 1949-04-17
COUNTRY pRoeERrY-Rtkr

SMALL Hots ~1Ih Hpptt efrssFs
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81 ColrSvl8le Sts $50 Box 100
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riec bath ph8Ht sjRelt. chicken
house too house ss1ASr house ~.
immaculate condition HeAGt|tuI
sleS on mstAexm read stsCU; s
blocks 20 y 4 0 station nee
shade. !STEe ironi perch /: ssG
want q nacf pace that's worth thr
money look ih.s place over. pes
session vita utle. priced 10 sci
SIS tNsp
! acre s-foom house LIVING ROOM
fireplace !Rs}ossG sun pcyth tut
lACe, bath sieC phone HalhguA
Heeced IN perfect condition OF
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talon coed value, posse sAtUH n IN
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Evening star., 1949-04-17
STROUT'S NEW Farm
CATAIOG-FREEt

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!sfns Income produeffs
Retirement horntx and farms
summer rttTRRtA~--aa sAkts ffAFt
ocean. mountains, etc
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Evening star., 1949-04-17

WEsTMoNT SHOPPING CENTER.
iinston, Va.-store Isxs2. halt
basement. parking for over 200
cars; Opportunity Of lifetime Call
s2oRn 22GRNnEs, opposite aai Govt. Printing once
N. Capitol and H SITS. NV; rent $40
Weekdays. EX. ss0s. Ready for
occupancy May l.; 40, - >,
ne: unlsn Mkt. terminal. AT. 1ssa
Ga. q az AVE-. sofS' n SILVER sr.. Md, or
: large stores with larse sarase,
suitable for any type business; %
s,.!nnab,. 80 f. frSnasse Tsn,s oR harry s ave
oL1KER CO.. Ilo4 Vermont ave.
cnnAHRsESDoN. n Highland sq.-Exe.l
:or nearly any type Of bus Fixtures
Nfw fpy seie ceRSas sTo.f. eH 5000 sssf sennns
soi Suitable ssi,' for 70 many any ases' Aso s4is
Southern ave. sc. HI. 4s43, IL
CORNER 18th AND L sIs. NwEi Nv
OWNER. 1908 L ST.. NE. ss3s. IL
s5-FT. DEPTH. suitable for ehiidren,s
wear, delicatessen, hardware, vari-
ETY.. etc: also store basement,
dry. heated; also 1900 50; e; foor
al spres sides. les cor ' location. II slIy.I
Spring. am pie parking. HERMAN
HANNAUER: 1898 GeorTts ave,
CENTER MARKET. 5th and X sts.
See MR.. scHoMAKER, market msr.
BETHEsDA-Lovely store on wise.
ave; size lsx51 with storage rnn,.
poss:ssIon Iss snas TiesH- es WI re-; ss ssn' nasd
kst terminal. Call AT. oss3 or
,i. Gs G 81. 81. N.w.-Approx. aoxso: Busy
sandwich shop. delieatessen; &C; CAN
Mr.. Kiely, LEO n, BERNSTEIN q
co, Realtors; l4I5 < st, nv. NE
,3ss stso' ever r. oS- oNS-wNapurox. sols, @ Islso:
BUS busy location in aeorsetovn area;
reasonable rent, Including heat Call
Co. Realtors. 14I5 K 81. NV. ME.
sfW NO. cossrs eSssi et sroai. sS,a in f..t-slos
area; spprox. 40x5o; fun hsmt.
can be divided; suitable fer auto
accessories. appliances: restaurant.
delieatesssn: I,s tnIl.ienstn ..s s.noSer' sasso,
csI Mr. Kieiy. LEO NJ, HERNsTEn
{ CO. Realtors, 14lS x ST. nv. nv.
NV M sssaorrrNG CENTER. Rock
Creek PARK shopping Center. Silver
Spring. Nd: two stores available,
suitable for combination Sc and 1fse.
hardware and bakery: larRe apt, de-
velopment; fast growing and thfeklv
II. BERNSTEIN q CO.. Realtors,
I4l5 K ST. NV. NE. 500; ewes.
(.I s0fs -ip
STORE. lsrse corner store In shop
ware. drug, or seneraI merchandise.
Other stores doinE excellent busi.
ness. Reasonable rental Rte. I'll
in nearhy virsinia. M. aiao.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
ACREAGE TRACTS
<2QS PER ACRE-TERMS

sar TO appreciate the eonyenisnce and
bsauty Of this ggowlFas community
In the heart OF rica McntscrasTy
County. Visualize your future rcan-
try home In the beautiful cleared es
wooded xetttnRs Of syeanseft Aeres.
near Oinsy and Manor Ceurtry
Ciuh. To reach: Drive cut Ceorsis
becf. Tsfn ieff one-ssnth mile On
Roeksiiis pike fRouts .sl. then rsEhi
"a pedlan6 highway sRnuss fasts
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Evening star., 1949-04-17
STORES soR RIM tcsns.

ARLINGTON FOREST. sA.-.Asrsez
lTxsn. Il wes- tAeltEtss1 Ehccplnr
s.at.f sea-: ,t:s. .s,sesn, +, t: psss:t ns
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INC 73s lsf. At nv d ss.sfs
Eeod clean ssere ana eeilar It 'hs
SAX &c ecsHsown and soavrzstns
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railok f / sHor 4, I" .s6 o. s.ksTy ,ooa ..
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tscS,ty nc een pttItscn- FsaNoaAbss
rental. lons .ssss- OWNER. 81
Ieas 5,h ST. Sw-corn.r ,eos, OF
otot, Epprox ! tHs0 q el space
RAYMosD r RupPEEr. iai9'9i io15 ia
500 BLK. ath ST sw---sfof. AnG
apt excellent business location xi4-
remodel tor responsible tenant CRA
MA J5ls IA aS9s
san. small business Anc !.E2EE euar-
iers for ;. >ltto mo. lne !ao,uK gtt.-
iiit, RA e3si
sI3: CoNNECIiCUr AVE. sese PEI
month Phons R.noolph siol
's,A a,. AND ~, = 81 Z, ioc.,so ns es..s sss.
rent Apply 1920 n ct ne
1873 y CAPITOL sT.-SsWly Goa
Str4Cted modern SIoFs REn neneeS,
coIoreo or white AuERBACH 4 co
DI 650t. l4@4 x al nv. ewes.
AD 500.
I. ST ~. hear IIth-Prlme eGEi-
ness location 34kioG. Avsu noW
reas rent 10 -esponSiols tenant
Call SIDNEY s OF LEWIS BROWN
Ma $40 e.eS. EA 1851 -ia
STORE AND .-BEDROoM APT above
for rent, the 5000 block Of i2Lh
st ne Gail NE ll43. J WESLEY
BUCHANAN IL
33Is CA. AVE. Nw.-Good ior any
type OF business Information AT
:IJ.s Ga ave after / n IL
s.s 5th ST. Nw.-sultable for law
yers once rms and baths
$500 month.
13s 9Th ST n.x-snd commercial,
sos 1onth
No Caritol ST Ma $3.50 ii
Evening star., 1949-04-17
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Evening star., 1949-04-17
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Evening star., 1949-04-17
LOTS WANTED

HILICREsT AREA, BLDG. lot wanted:
state size, location and price. Will
pay cash. Box 391-D. Star. liz
WILL TRADE I94s de luxe Tudor
Ford for . lot with all utilities,
Bethesda or Silver Sprins. oV.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Time To Start Farming

| 30 acre. near AtdSs. Va attraefls,
ros hs5sss stfh largs lts TN Ana
unusual fireplace. dir nm arc Hsssa
afse4rn sonhtnsd Z hsofms sne
bath on arsd seer +sss stove Ans
-efriKfrafaT Estfs dividends "a
hssIth enntFnt and hapas sFscspsne.
enes Pot auitE asif sniE 81 9flEa
EASTMAN A. eEkY. ESttss4Fs Bssi'
tf~s pa $500 II
Evening star., 1949-04-17

$1,000 WITH UTIL.
/ blk. of $500 Mass. ave. NV. ex-
tended Bus. sewer, water, cleo:
telephone; all avail. Level and
wooded. New house community;
new parochial school 8 blks. away
Excel terms
YELLOTT 81 co.
Realtors. 1924 Eye stnw. MA. 04S4.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
HOME SITES
STRAFFORD HILLS

You protect the value of the home
you build in this strictly controlled
subdivision nI the Washington Coll
and Country Club All have soft
frontage or better. all are over
10000 50. II. in area. All plans
must be committee approved to pro-
tect the community The lots are
beautifully sit. and lend themselves
especially 10 the construction OF
Ramblers in the Sls,500 to the
S25,0 900 class All lots are entirely
improved. with surface street. curbs.
sidewalks, sewer and water, all in
stalled and paid for excel. terms
TO builders or individuals; rep on
premises all Sunday afternoon To
reach Out Lee hwy. to Gleoe ro.,
right on Glebe to Old Dominion DR.,
80 CO.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
PROPERTY wAkTfp

D AIMS AND tstAfEs ~ usQFtAS =
lgsttnss seAis3trG -iixrrs<S ana Aeae
ed hRis&nsn JOHN 0ARpiSER
81 iSla p ii Es sre ts-- NJ
Evening star., 1949-04-17

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Evening star., 1949-04-17
DOWNTOWN

Excellent 2-story and bsmt. brick
BIDS. /, well located, in fine physical
eond'; oil heat; showing splendid re-
turns; lease to responsible tenant.
well hnanced, shows better than
16H. net return, excel. of earryins
charges and equity, substantial cash
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Realtor. 1887 Conn. ave. NV. MI
oIOQ xxn 060S
Evening star., 1949-04-17
STORES WANTED

MANY OF OUR CLIENTS. incudlns
out Of town organizations. are IN
terested in GOOD locations List youI
properties with Us ioi Quick action
Call MF Kiely LkO M BERN
STEIN g. Co Realtors. 1919 X
81 NV MI b40u -Hn
Evening star., 1949-04-17
MARYLAND OR VIRGINIA
WANT A SMALL FARM
Historic Stone Farmstead

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Evening star., 1949-04-17
Professional Office

sele Georsia ave. NV. directly op-
posite Sheridan shopping center
modern 3 rms. kitchen and tile
bath, End n. front: immed. posx..
rent $50 per mo. STROUP REAL
1Y CO. IA S1OU -%-lg
Evening star., 1949-04-17
RARE SACRTFICE

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Evening star., 1949-04-17
ACREAGE ~ANrEp
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Evening star., 1949-04-17
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ROOMING HOUSE
nNWNTOWN

In well-established and respected
area mr.. Goth, and g sts; NV, con
fngs and downtown sections. 10
rooms and 7 baths: housekeeper, s
Apartment in basement; fireproof'
with ample fire escapes: income.
$3.50 per month; reasonable price
and terms.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
RE. 65s5. Realtors. Gil. 0952. Ia
CUNT APT.-GAS HEAT
Outstanding value is this well-built
prewar bldg, in good location. AL
spts. are spacious. have screened
rear porches and tenants pay Tor
heat and ali utils. Well financed
and priced to sell.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
14oO x st, NV. Realtors. EX. ISL.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
LOTS FOR RENT

nth ST. N.W.-Downtown site. so
BY 100 to alley now being cleared !:
will be immed. available for any
43sa IL
Evening star., 1949-04-17
STORES FOR SALE
STORES FOR RENT

GROCERY AND DELICATEsSEN
next store to school. Call OWNER
NO 5000 or IL 71S3. lis
Evening star., 1949-04-17
ApT E0TTSE-N w

This beautiful detached 17-unit BLDG,
before the war and is in peri. cond.
II has the best ultramod. construc-
tion and every modern feature. In
come at original rents approx: $l2,-
900 yrly.. and priced to sell. Today,
call ia. 653S.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
14oO x ST NV, Realtors, Elk. 1871.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Realtors, FA. $3.50. i

BETHESDA, 81, ESQ
Three very choice lots in Bethesda;
between Old Georgetown I'd, ana
Huntington parkway: water, sewer,
gas, electricity already installed;
fine, well-built-up section, beautiful
homes ali about: bargain at Sl,150
each. BEALL TURNER & co, l1Ob
Vermont ave. National 6l3l. RAN
SoY,>A nGQS
Evening star., 1949-04-17
CORNER APT. HOUSE

CORNER All. HOOob
This beautiful det. 2-story, l1.uni.
BLDG. was built Just before tne War
and is in one of best D. E. loeatlons'
Ali apts. are spacious and highly oe.
sirabie. Income and very moaeSt
rents approx. $1,000 yrly, 3ia@
financing and priced to sell. Iooas'
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC:
1870 K St. NV. Realtors. EX. Isl !
4-FAMILY APT. BARGAIN
These beaut., mod, semidet. buildinss
are situated in hne D. C.. location
and are top-notch investments; IN.
come approx. $4,000 yearly; hrSt
trust, $4,000, and priced to sell.
For details, call today, 10-4.
JESS FISHER 81 CO., INC.
Realtors. 1920 K st. NV, EX. 1sl4. /.
1888 18th NV.
Near Mass. aye.-Do not disturb
tenant. Investors attention; Idea
for school, club, nonprofit organiza,
r tion, drs.' or physicians once;
rooms, 8 baths; excellent basement
could be made into 3-rm. apt. sa-
ditional. This very desirable prop
erty has been greatly reduced foi
quick sale. Priced $4,000. Ap-
prox. 10000 cash. CAN Mr.. New
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.