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GLOVER PAPK

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6-room attached brick. on deep lot,
recreation room, concrete porch.
gas a:-c. heat. detached garage.
Cal D1. 1015 till 8 pm.
VIM. H, SAUNDERS co INC
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
GRANT CIRCLE-Nicely furn. bed
liv. .rm.. kitchenette; laund.; phone
priVil.; express bus, GE. 94f2.

GRANT CIRCLE-Nicely furn. bed
privil.; express bus. GE 1862.
HOUSEKEEPING RM., next to bath.
with phone; suitable for one; conv.
Transportation. Ii. 3-0SO5. -23
1888 I4th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
front sgle. rms; linens furn.;' cleo
y plate; $40 wkly:; on carline. go
NV. 1416 14th ST.-L.h.k. room;
nicely furn.; refgr. and hot plate;
aecepted asr eSapie RAJ ar soos girls small bsDs
1915 E. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Lge. rm.;
LARGE FRONT APT. baby, BY By wk
Or mo; Any time 1431 Clifton NV;
e1as 1a'sf 81. IN N:W.&st5dio sH 6saS; room re-
!siisefaf4E' siS Fx 5sss 5s5io or televisi0n; So
132? FAIRMONT ST.-Just off l4th
ST. Attractive studio room and kit ::
relrigerator, sink; empl. adults. 22s
F ST. SW.. 623
Lge. 'front.', well furn. rm, convenient
downtown; double. $40, single SO
wk. 30
SCOTT CIRCLE
Large front light housekeeping rm. !;
Frlgidalre. hot plate only; $40 wk,
1881 o st. NV. -22
DUPONT CIRCLE
211S o st. NV. Huge front. win
dows. Refgr Gas range. Twin beds.
Next bath. Bendix. TV privil. Reas.
ROOMS WITH BOARD
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DUPONT CIRCLF

SCOTT CIRCLE
Large front light housekeeping rm,;
Frigidaire, hot plate only; $40 wk
1881 o st. NV. -22
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BEAUTY SALON

bEAUl1 ShLoN
Modern, like new de luxe equipment
established business; hooks avail.
able. Health necessitates sale. Idea
location. HERB BEDFORD. AP
2345; ewes, WA 1854 -21
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SIMMONS PROPERTIES
CHEVY CHASE d G

CONNECTICUT AVE. WOODS
5129 34th st. NV
cast OF Conn. Ave. at Fesenden StJ
Beautiful new. detached brick; 3
large rooms. 2l2 baths, all-electric
kltchen. large screened porch. attic,
garage. large lot. Open IL am. tiIi
dark. See Mr.. Markell.
SHAPIRO INC ME 1-17 ia rs1J
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NEAR PENTAGoN AND AIRPORT
Desirable apt: ]. r., hr., kit. dinette
and bath; S72. utils. incl. 1919
Abingdon drive. Apt. 102 To in
med. poss. H. L. RUST CO., 10O1
18th st. NV, MA, 800. %
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL

1901 K st. nw.-Newly decorated;
downtown; phone with 24-houl
switchboard service; single, S1d.5G
up; double $3.50 up EX 71o5
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SGL. RM.-S6.25 PER WK.
For young lady, lady next ,as;s to bath; share
Also share for gentleman. So wk
Warm. Walking distance downtown
Cali EX. 1915 -25
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1S o st. NV. Huge front. 4 win.
ows. Refgr. Gas range. Twin beds
ext bath. Bendix. TV priVil. Reas
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Well-furnished BED-LIVING ROOM
available at once in modern apart
ment building; suitable for BACHE-
LOR ONLY. Refrigeration and hotel
service included. 500 per month.
ApplY desk DIl 34Q0 %
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont. }

Single. $40 per week; double SIS;
daily. 50: clean; walking distance.
25s
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BETTER CENSUS METHODS

According to letters received by The Empire there is some criticism regarding giving out certain informa ton Apparently the Cincinnati Enquirer has also been the recipient objections it says the Census Bureau seems to have evolved out for citizens who object to being questioned about their family income phase the regular decennal Heretofore the has had pretty good luck in obtaining answers to census questions without undue difficulty but the decision to ask about family income in every fifth household obviously did entail the possibility of roper cussions
 However, under the instructions now agreed upon the enumerators persons will not be required to answer income questions in person. Those who object to such questioning (and rather imagine they would be in the great majority will be handed blank forms to fill out and mail to the Census Bureau These forms will not require signatures and there will be means of special Identification for them those householders who wish to cooperate with the government in obtaining the wanted economic data can assured that they're not telling their per- sona business to some outsider with any risk that it will be divuged.
 The data is wanted for general economic study of the nation-to provide a ross-section sample of family earning power The fact that the income ques- ton is being asked in every fifth household tends to rather than specific data about certain individuals.
 Be that it may, the Census Bureau is more likely to obtain cooperation (and correct data) through the use of the anonymous mailed blanks than when the enumerator (who may may not be neighbour leans against front and asks just how much is the family income.
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G. o. P. PLATFORM

The Fairbanks NewsMner, in recent editorial discussing the G. o. P. platform said:
 Alaska Republicans have adopted their 1850 plat from on which the COP candidates will go before the voters in the primary this month and again ill the election next October. Set forth in detail are the partys aims and promises for the future administration of Territorial affairs both to the executive and the legislative branches of the government.
 Because of the hope that the platform holds forth for return to decent government in the Territory and what it has say about conditions as they have existed in the past, the document is of uanscendent importance to Alaska voters and merits their closest study against the background of the current cam paign.
 The several blanks which it includes will be dis cussed from time to time in these columns as the campaign progresses These issues the ones which candidates of both parties must meet, and should be required to meet before they be regarded as prop orv qualified hold office in the next Territorial administration.
 Various blanks of the platform were given and the editorial ended with
 Thus has the newly unified Alaska Republican
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through slips in pay envelopes and other employee promotion.
 Now the NAM. has prepared several hundred letters, sent to editors, blasting this column Though the letters are identical they are signed by different names in each city, thus giving them the appearance of a spontaneous letter. writing campaign.
 In Los Angeles, for instance, the letter was signed by Lane D. Webber, in Reno, Nevada, by Joseph A. Moore; in Toledo, O., by J. J. Bieber; in Newark, N. J., by M. B. Doyle; and in Beaver Falls, Pa, by L, w. Ingram. Yet all the letters were exactly the same.
 Only factual error the letters could find in the column was that the N.AM.'s campaign was not quiet but public.
 Ncte to NAM. officials-next time send me the letter direct. I'll be glcd to make the correction and save you the trouble of drum ming up local signatures.
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MERRY-GO-ROUND

CIO leaders have been telling Walter Reuther that his tactics of cracking down on all the auto companies will soon leave the LISA. with only one big company General Motors. Ford, Chrysler and the smaller companies can't stand the continued round of union demands, and if they should close, the union would be out of luck smart COP Sen. Hugh Butler of Nebraska is working with Alaskan business interests to delay hearings on Alaskan statehood He thinks he can outmaneuver easygoing, gracious Chairman Joe O'Mahoney of Wyoming Senator Kerr's pro- posed new Judge for Oklahoma, Bob Wallace, is being re-examined by the Justice Department. Offi- cials seemed surprised that Wallace was 65 years old and served 25 years as a Socony- Vacuum attorney
 Kerr not only wants the Kerr Bill on the law books, but also wants his hand-picked judge to administer the law..-Ed Rivers, son of Georgia's Pro-Klan ex- governor, is now operating a pro- negro radio station in Decatur, Ga. Young Rivers has had such re- sponse to having negroes give their own programs that he has started similar station in Savannah despite local radio opposition..--.--- Utah's Sen. Ebert Thomas, world scholar and former missionary, suggests a simple antidote for the harassing troubles of the Atomic Age-Faith in God. Thomas has written a new book, This Nation Under God,' showing how relig- ious faith has guided the destiny of this nation and kept 1t on sound basis. &
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RUSS DRILL CHINESE REDS TO INVADE ISLE.
(By the Associated Press)

Chinese Nationalists forecast to- day that military experts from Rus sia will set the stage for the next Communist attempt to invade Hainan Island.
 Dispatches from Hainan said Soviet advisors had arrived on Lui- chow Peninsula, 10 miles from the island, and are drilling a small in- vasion force.
 Reports from inside Red China said the Communists have ordered one of their top Generals, Lin Piao, to conquer Hainan. The reports said Gen. Gnu Teh, Communist Com mander-in-Chief gave Lin eight armies to conquer the island.
 In the past two weeks the Ma tionalists have smashed three Chi nese Communists attempts to in- wade Hainan. They claim to have killed 1000 Reds, captured at least 2,OO0 and seized considerable arms and supplies.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE $yoRrprA Sy 1rr

Will please the wedding?
 Wedding his bride marriage gift bouquet ring cergymans fee, and the wedding
 placed guests 
 Yes; olives, radihes salted similar reishes placed on the table before the take their
 Is it the tell would like to sit when dinner with a a
 A. No; leave it to the tell the
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Representative George A. Don- dero was made to look ridiculous when he fought to keep the "Amerasia" case alive. But we now know, five years later, that he was right.
 Senator Bridges was attacked for his criticisms of the State Depart ment China policy, but what he said has been proved by the course Of events.
 Representative Nixon was called a headline hunter, but he did pro duce the pumpkin which sent Alger Hiss to his destiny.
 I tell you that what Senator Mccarthy is shouting about has substance. You might silence Nc- Carthy, but you cannot destroy the substance of his argument.
 Why should you, of all people, even try to do such thing?
 May I make suggestion to you?
 1. All this trouble starts with the organization of the Harold Ware Communist Cell in Washing ton in 1884. I have written much on it, but I have not scratched the surface. If you really want to know what has happened in the State Department, go about it sys- tematically. Start with the Harold Ware Communist Cell.
 ....2. Then go to the "Amerasia" Case. Call General William Don ovan, Archbold van Beuren, Frank B. Bielaski, J. Edgar Hoover, Myron Guernea, Frederick Lyon, Robert M Hitchcock, Donald And erson, and Philip J. Jaffe, Kate Mitchell, John s. Service, Elm manual s. Larsen, Andrew Roth and Mark Gayn.
 You cannot convict those guilty of espionage because Of double jeopardy and the statute of limita- tions. But if your committee does an honest job, they will fall by perjury and contempt.
 I know much about the case, but I assure you that what know is pittance compared to what you will discover by proper and systematic investigation.
 May I suggest to you that you can have the assistance of the OSS and FBI men, who are out ragged that their difficult and risky work, in major espionage case, has gone by the board.
 3. Make a thorough investigation of our China policy, noting the change of personnel from experts to amateurs in the State Department, beginning about 1937 and running to this day. Also move into the Treasury to discover how we wrecked China's economy before we ditched the Nationalists politi- cally. Investigate the work of Charles Kramer and Harold Glas- ser and see where you arrive.
 This is a major operation that I am suggesting and one that will serve America. It will also serve you, for Americans will then know you for what you are-an Ameri- can first of all
 Respectfully yours,
 George E. Sokolsky
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I have culled your record and find nothing in it that would ever have led me to believe that you would permit yourself to be used for any reason whatsoever, to pro- tect a gang of mugwumps wno have brought our beloved country close to disaster.
 Some say that you are, in Q manner, protecting your father-in- law, Mission To Moscow" Joe Davies. I do not believe it.
 The psuedo-intellectualism of Joe Davies, the playing at being a Liberal, the ostentatious yacht, the entertainment of repulsive Reds and Pinks, and much else that we need not discuss here, must be offensive to you as man of good taste.
 The fact is, however, that the committee which you head and which bears your name is not do- ing its work in accordance with the resolution of the Senate or even in accordance with propriety. You are not getting down to bed rock. What your committee seems to be attempting to prove is that Senator Joe Mccarthy is a crazy bum.
 You were not, in the first place, appointed to do that. You were appointed to investigate the infil- tration of Communists in the State Department. Secondly, even if you succeeded in ridiculing Senator Mccarthy, it would not change the situation.
 Dr. William A. Wirt, back in 1884, was made to appear ridicul- ous, but its files and indices arc today the most valuable record the country has in tough periol
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aations have come to light in tht second most populous state in the Union. California, where law en- fcrcement is in the hands of att torney General Fred Howser, mo- torious for his friendship with the gamblers.
 It has now been revealed by the California Crime Commission that one of Howser's ex-aides, George Rochester, received around $400 from the Al Capone of California, Jack Dragna, at the very time Dragnas Racing News Service was under attack
 Rochester, friend and former aide of Attorney General Howser, was in charge of a committee investi- eating loan companies which WhiteWashed the Guaranty Finance Company. Despite this,. it was later indicted by a Los Angeles County Grand Jury, independent of Howser, as being collection agency for gamblers.
 According to Warren Olney, counsel of the California Crime Commission, Howser's office ex- erted ''inexplicable intervention" on behalf of the Guaranty Finance Corporation at the very same time George Rochester, Howser's ex- aide, was receiving payments from California gambling czar Jack Dragna.
 These are some of the amazing developments which not only would be scrutinized but might in- duce Federal legislation-if Sem ator Kefauver's kicked-around res olution ever passes the Senate.
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Daily Lessons in English %. v L. GORDON

WORDS MISUSED say, agree a plan" a
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 OFTEN MssPEIED assuranse); observe Conidant conded);
 SYNONYMS Obedent obeying submissive duful yielding
 WORD STUDY: it yours vocabulary each Today enlarging the dilaton heart that the real character of dicernedBurke
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LOOK and LEARN Ay sy c. GORDON

s g. How national holidays there in the U. S.? B. Who the first American President a During Key of Star Spangled Banner? What bird
 ANSWERS: l. 196 94O,400 miles.
 There State has jurisdiction holidays be observed B. Abraham Lincoln.
  hummingbird
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20 YEARS AGO TIT fMn EMPIRE
APRIL 10, 1880

1930 Trinity sang supporting the recital Carlson Amy Shirley Kathleen Carlson Jenne Emily Rde Margaret Rob- nson, Jean Anderson, Phyllis Miriam Lea.
 Two the pany One of them was sold 
 Princess port passengers Mrs w. E. Cahiu, Miss D. H G. Andres MT and Mrs. w A.. Kaufman Miss L. Kaufman MT and M and child, Mrs A. Maacky E. Olson, 
 Jack Burord tookd delivery of a 193O
 leaving Weinhem, accompanied by daughter Mildred.
 spending the prospecting stalking claims.
 salutatoian eighth grade graduating Douglas school
 the special honor which requires Elizabeth Cashen Renkka, sephanie Ach and Enna Kronquis
 their card party Berry respectively awarded mems
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GUARDING US. SECRETS

Biggest news out of the Hague meeting of the North Atlantic Pact was that British War Minister John Strachey might not be trusted with top military secrets.
 This may have been news to Europeans, but not to the American public, thanks to exclusive disclos- ures, in the Washington Merry Co., Round on March Il, when Drew Pearson told how U. s. Ambas- sador Lewis Douglas discussed wisl Secretary of Defense Johnson the wisdom of giving Strachey top secret information.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-10
ASKS DIVORCE AFTER B
 YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE

Charging incompatability, Mrs Susie Magorty filed a divorce com plaint against her husband, Harold w. Magorty of Juneau, with the clerk of the district court.
 The couple were married here in 1927, and have several children, all of whom have reached their ma jority except Colleen, IA, and Lary II, now living with their mother.
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NAM. LETTER WRITING

The National Association of Manufacturer is resorting to an old and hackneyed lobbying device to take issue with this column.
 Last month, this column told how the NAM. staged meeting in New York at which Lemuel Boulware, Vice-President of Gen. eral Electric, outlined plans to win labor votes in the next election
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party taken it's stand to correct the abuses practced by the Gruening administration for the past decade good start has been made for the 1850 campaign. The rest up to the candidates who must carry the battle in the ensng months and to the voters, with whom rests the final choice to the kind of government Alaska shall have in the future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-10
NATURAL GAS IN SENATE

During the debate over the Natural Gas Bill, the Senate press gallery received a telephone in- quiry.
 Whats the pending business in the Senate?" requested the voice.
 Gas" parked Press Attendant Del Malgkie.
 T know" agreed the voice, but what bill are they taking up?'
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T H ESE D A YS
 - B Y-- GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY
LETTERS TO THE GREAT H

My Dear Senator Tydings:
 I recall that when Franklin ID. Roosevelt tried to purge you, you stood up and fought and licked him. That was grand fight and you showed yourself to be an in- dependent man.
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In the anti-racketeering uproar under way, is the plan of the Investigating committee to prove that evil is the rot of all Concrete Herald)
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"One-tenth of the population is mentally al flicted' says Yale professor. He's hanging aroun1 the campus too closely; he should get out and mix with people
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They say you can buy purer booze in New York than ever before The water shortage makes it difficult to cut the liquor.-( (Friday Harbor Journal)
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Weather af
 Alaska poinii

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau
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The Washington
 Merry-Go-Round

(Continued from Page One)
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FROM FAIRBANKS

T. s. Batchelder is staying at the Baranof, registered from Fairbanks.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. SECOND and FOURTH A Monday of each month M in Scottish Rite Temple > % beginning at 7:30 p. m. @
 Carson A. Lawrence, IVY Worshipful Master; JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary
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Weather: High, 39; low, 32; fair.
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arrived Juneau for the Juneau Motor Con-
 One of them was sold to Bureau
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Separate Trial Grained
For Alice |. 5aIusha

/ A young woman has been
granted the right to be tried sep
arately in District Court on q
charge of attempting to bribe q
witness in an abortion case.
Miss Alice L. Galusha. 26. Of the
1900 block Of Clifton street NV.
was named on the bribery at
tempt with DR.. William A. Good
loe. So. colored physician, who
lives in the 1900 block Of 8 street
NV. DR.. Goodloe also Is accused
of performing an abortion on q
21-year-oid Baltimore woman.
Miss Galusha Is charged with
having offered the Baltimore
woman q ticket and money for q
trip to California II she would
not appear as witness.
Trial Of both defendants had
been set tentatively for June Z.
Judge Jennings Bailey yesterday
granted q defense motion for a
separate trial for Miss Galusha.
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Two Men Are Sentenced
In MansIaughter Cases

Two men were sentenced yes
terday in District Court for man.
slaughter.
One Of them, Robert Carter. "a
colored, of the 1400 block Of Z
street NV. was sentenced to
to Is years by Judge Alexander
Holtzof in the fatal stabbing in
February of Mrs. Jessie M. Mar
|. tin, 80, colored, of the 1900 block
of Marion street NV. The stab
bing took place during an argu-
ment in the victims home.
In the other case, Aaron A.
King. 81. colored. Of the 200 block
of Warren street NE. was sent
enced to serve from az to 7ha
years for fatally beating his wife.
Mrs. Mary z. King. SO. last March
In their home. The prison term
was given by Judge Burnita Shell
ton Matthews.
In another District Court sent
ence, Judge Jennings Bailey gave
Frank H. Lichtenwalter from
to 8 years for arson, for setting
fire to a hallway closet in
Slaughter's Hotel. 2007 o street
NV, last January.
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Sites in Alexandra, Arlington
Offered for Geological Survey

The Public Buildings Service
received seven offers of Office
building space in Alexandria and
Arlington for various units Of the
Geological Survey, which require
between $4,000 and 10000 square
feet.
Bids showed a wide rental
range, depending on the amount
Of space, condition Of buildings
and service, so there will be no
decision for at least a week OF
80. Offerings Of less than 10000
square feet In a single unit will
not be considered. it was an
nounced. There were two such
bids yesterday.
Weaver Bros. of Washington
offered 62,044 net square feet in
the Oakville Building in Alexan-
dria. The total rental charge Of
$155.000 asked was equivalent to
$3.50 per square foot. Service
was not included.
The H Street Building Corp.
and Ambassador Hotel Corp. Of
fered 73,6o0 square feet of space
in an Arlington building at South
Eads and South Fern streets.
They asked a total of $239 200
rental, or 1925. square foot. with
out service.
Commercial Realtors Invest
men Corp. has 10000 square feet
of space-the site to be selected
which it offered at 50 per square
foot. The total rental asked was
$140, 900, with no service.
The Jack Stone Building, 1900
Jefferson Davis drive, Arlington,
offered $4,000 square feet in that
building at $1.90 per square foot,
without service. A service charge
of $4,000 would boost the rental
to $3.50 per foot. Stearman In
vestment Co. offered only 8,415
square feet in the Fillmore Build
sng, Arlington, at $2.90 per foot.
or $24.950 yearly, including serv-
ice. These two units, however, are
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under the qualifying minimum OF
80 900 square feet.
The Old Dominion Building
1109 North Highland street, Ar
lington. has 81 900 square feet to
let for $4,000. This is gross
square feet. Likewise, z. j. VIII
lett Of Arlington had 41.300 gross
square feet to let in the Business
Building. It is located at 3010
North Fairfax drive in Arlington.
The asking rental was $82 800.
or 81 per gross square foot. A
limited amount of service was
included.
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Train Terrorist Insune

PHOENIX, Ariz., June 3 (R.-
Fl. P. Huff, 81. Of Polkville, Miss.
who terrorized passengers on q
Southern Pacific train Wednesday
night was declared insane yester-
day. Psychiatrists testified at q
sanity hearing before Superior
Judge REM L. Jennings that the
merchant seaman was convinced
porters on the train were going to
kill him.