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SILVER SPRING

1000 square feet of prime space in q
pretentious, 3-story. completely air
conditioned, brick, detached build
ing; located in an outstanding busi-
ness area, with ,arge parking area
in the rear. openings ON front and
rear streets; adaptable to many uses.
or wholesale store, ofiices or any
commercial interest requiring THE
BEST. Owner will consider remod-
cling or redecorating for the right
tenant. Phone Mr.. Sterling, ST.
700, with JAMES L. DIXON &
CO., evenings and week ends. EN-.
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PROPERTY FOR REM

LARGE NEW STORE, private parking
for 80 cars; will subdiyide: top To-
store, launderette, ONCE, wholesaler.
ness; "a blk. of B. g. o. freight sta
ton; heart of financial district
Takoma Park, D. c.; reasonable
CoRNrR rent; s72 ;ofS Gsrroil .Nn St T. n;T sTs xv
End A., about 1900 50. it.; 8 large
windows on both sides: suit. for dis
plays, sign painting or meeting rm.
1907 Pennsylvania AVE. NV
Entire .frst floor; prominent dis
Can J: il. Knox, once Of RoBERT
W: SAVAGE, 514 Union Trust Bldg,
NoRTHExsT MARKET. spacious
second floor, approx. 1900 50. IT,,
s rms. 2 toilets; want one tenant It
Mr.. Volkman, 81. $3.50, with RALPH
D. COIN, 1424 Z st. NV. Elk. 5705.
1907 H ST. N.W.-Locate your busi-
ness in. a rapidly enhancing neigh
6orh1od; Ist comm; reas: rent:
agents. 14i7 L st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
$4,000 SO. FT. heavy industrial land
with rail siding: ONCE and all utili-
ties. large truck scales; reasonable
rent. Phone Ma. 5sS5. -21
BUSINESS AND HOME, 1 blk. from
Clarendon circle; cor. Highland and
high trafac count corner; good for
Z: FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.,
27OO BLK. 14th ST.-Two- story bldg.
Nj Ms, ssfFidsg; SR. Sgs5' 5wooD#ARD . 3s} N9R'
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED in Sill.
Spg, Md. Avail. within 80 days. 1st
fir. 4ox60 1T. divided by partition
providing spaces. Can be used
uckns nS E esS aso bs
converted to ofice. space; 2nd. nr.
has suite of modern Offices with
acoustic treated ceilings. Equipped
with Venetian blinds and awnings,
lge. built-in wall space. ofices will
Counting department. Building sa suit
able for any type wholesale business.
Call sH. 5000 or, Rockville S933
NEAR MUNICIPAL CENTER-1st
s9mml; conn al 4sh a and D sts nv Nv a. an, =
Can be used. for shop or storage;
formerly 2I eaI. used as print shop. Gall
10th AND F sTs. NW.-App. 1000
SO. It. in large downtown 2nd-com-
mercial bldg; concrete floors, pass,
and frgt. elev.: excellent for light
rooms. kitchen and bath; excellent
for ONCE and living quarters, beauty
n, sERSsTEiN M IL : co. s Realtors,
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LARGE
APT. HOUSE. NV.

&A4 - L4O Sle ANsNVs
This outstanding det. building con.
sists Of over ITO units, has Q dis
tinguished Conn ave; area address
and is newly available. Several
types and sizes Of apartments are
featured. and al are unusual In
many respects. Gross annual In
come over S130,0O0. 4T long-term
financing. Good terms extended or
trades considered. Priced far be.
low any recently sold comparable
property. Today call Ia. 653s.
Jess Fisher 81 Co., Inc.
l420 Z St: NV. Realtors. Ex. 1871
Stores With Apartments
Good leases on stores. One rents for
One V rents rs for % $3.50 per !ire Month; sSe pries:
S36.500: Call Mr.. zirkle. Ma. 9300i
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. 20
CONTINUED On Next Pass)
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Mr.. 14th AND COL. RID.
Less Than 51z Times Rent
Splendid 3-story and basement de.
tached brick apartment building.
ideally situated-in excellent condi-
tion-terms and price for tmmedi.
spection cali AID. 459S. Exclusively
METZLER, Realtor
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S12.500

81, 900 cash, S75 per mo. incl. princt-
pal. interest, taxes and insurance,
If you can quality. 1t is q 3-bedrm.,
Cape Cod. with large lot and auto.
heat with full bsmt.; / "a mi. north
of Falls Church at Idylwood; brand
new and ready for occupancy.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
2420 Wilson Blvd,
GIL. 4312, OK. O575 -19
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BOTTLING PLANT
OR WAREHOUSE
FOR LEASE

750-754 10th ST. Sc.
900 sQuare-foot floor space, in
Guiding modern fireproof garage,
50x50 IT. with large double truck
doors. Mr.. Medford, B. F. SAUL
Co, MA. 2100. -24
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VACANT"
MUST BE SOLD
6th AND "Eo NJ w

Here is a nice 3-story bldg. con-
sisting of IL large office rooms, a
small basement store, with private
parking in rear; located near almost
everything and meets all the re-
quirements of the D. C. code; will
be delivered VACANT" and is
priced for immediate sale with terms
to suit the purchaser. May we
suggest that you inspect this prop
erty located at 1928 9th st. NV"
and If interested please consult us
by calling RE. 1166. Thank you.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
SOUTH END of s. Capitol. st. bridge.
$500 So; 1T. So per IT. DU. 4501,
ME. 1902.
ROSSLYN-3,s 1875 sa. IT,, heavy in
dustrial; LIST floor. 27-ft. ceiling plus
5000 SO. TT. yard. $500 mo. A. M.
ROTH, RE. 1880. -23
$4,000 so. FIT. industrial prop. on
Alex; win lease part Of win build
warehouse to suit tenant. Box
190-A Star :
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OPEN 1916
90 Ran &S7 pER MO

$8,690-$57 PER MO.
S490 cash. dncluding settlement costs
to vets) buys one of our new type
sssmi;det; ramblersi 2 nice bedrmsd
beautifully equipped kitchen with
refrig.. range, washer. steel cabinets
and exhaust fan; lg. closets with
sliding doors; lots are handicapped.
sodded and fenced. curbs and side
walks; 9 blks. to all-night buses.
1 blk. to shops and close to schools
About 10 minutes. to D. c. See
these before you buy. Directions:
Out Arlington Ridge Rd.. cont. on
Mt. Vernon Ave. beyond Arlandria
to Commonwealth Ave. and left to
our exhibit house
Radio Bldg, ia. 4-1155. --19
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAkE1OOSsS TUX NENi
2 IDEALLY LOCATED buildings in
Southwest, containing 5000 and
1000 50. #; viii also sell. For
" WALSH sas5 = SONS 1ali Eye St: SD Rdv:'
LARGE STONE BLDG. in fair cond.,
suitable for warehouse, distribution
or manufacturing; I2,500 So. It.;
will rent cheap or sell below market
yslae' tion' ovl ca1l ass9' OWNER Tor Informs
WHREHoUsE on r.s, siding, Just over
1i34 nth ST. NV upper firs.,
app. 1885 50, f.; inm. occupancy;
4 e. ssaitors. R T l415 I'll s < St. NV. a1S
OWNER win erect warehouse for re-
sponsible tenant, ne. location. 5000
te,I3G e 1900 osa g; #; Or more ds +; ELIOT
MnDiEEofi hlR' e. fisf. sffealf0r' 1908 K st.
conveniently located; 1000 tHs sa. It.;
truck docks, r.r. siding; property
zoned Industrial; suitable for ware
housing, manufacturing. or distribut-
sKos as 81 &c. Nv shesals sids MEAVbE bI
ON JEFF.-DAVIS (No. i highway in
Arlington. Frame building, size AZ
rear. Equipped with wood working
machinery. Will give attractive lease
to right party and include ma
chinery. See Mr. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, DI.
$500; ewes. CH. 923S:
So. ARLINGTON, No. / highway (10
mfn.- to downtown Wash.). 10000
So. it.; fireproof; parking facilities
will divide. Consult SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 1905 H st.
n W MA pQdS 10
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COMMERCIAL PROP. WHNTEE

IO,O 900 TO 10000 50. FT., 2nd COM
mercial, located on main thorough
fare; garage bldg with 12-ft. clear
ance. or vacant lot. Box 92-A, Star.
space, 1000 square
feet, D.. C.. or nearby Md. Utilities
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTy-sALE

COMMERCIAL, Industrial ground, D..
C., Md; railroad sidings; ware
Z. N. LIGHTBoWN. WA. 1926.
HAVE 10000 so. FIT. Of industrial
water front ground for sale, lease or
exchange. Near new So. Cap. St.
Bridge. Call MILTON VINNICK
14ui L st nv MA 6n26 20
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


CLIENTS TO BUY houses, apart
KING CO., Est. 1895, 2110 Nichols
ave. s.e., LU. 4-2501, Realtor.
WANTED family apt. or house,
NV. section: might trade. GEORGE
J. RIORDAN, EN-. 1929.
APPRAISALS. SCOTT SANDERS.
6121 MACARTHUR BLVD. OR. 567S
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. 1920; eyes,, DE. 5346.
HOUSES, $4,000 TO $4,000
Either in NV. section or nearby Md.
Prefer homes with 1st-floor powder
rms. with l or 2 baths. Clients
with substantial cash desiring i'm
med. purchase and possession. Mr..
Holmes. EN-. $685.. PAUL P. STONE,
Realtor. Ma. 1879. 20
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3O4 MONROE AVE.
Monroe and Mt. Vernon Ave.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
A very nice 1-story bldg, 25xS5
with a loft. side paved driveway,
adjoining the corner of this busy
intersection, is now VACANT and
at very attractive rent under a
lease. This bldg. is ideal for a
bakery, dry cleaning plant or any
other type of retail or wholesale
business. Your inspection and in
quiry solicited. This property must.
be seen to be appreciated and 1t
may be ideal for your use. Please
consult HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
/ HAVE SMALL AMOUNT CASH ana
4 clear lots in Classic Shore, Va, near
Colonial Beach, as down payment on
small house or 2 or 3-family house
in NV. only. Box 2S7-Z, Star. -19
Buffalo. N. Y. plenty deer. pheas-
ant, for equal value In mountains
OF Va. or waterfront In Md. Della
ware or Va, within 100 mi. DC.
Box 1894, Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
YOUR REAL ESTATE
"CAN BE SOLD"
AT MARKET VALUE
THROUGH OUR OFFICE
LISTINGS SOLICITED
FACTION ASSURED"
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
BROKER-RE. 1166
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oUT-oE-Towh REAL ESTATE

OUI-Of-IOWN kEAL ESIAIE
LUCKETTS, Va, Loudoun Co., home
for sale. 6-rm. log house inside,
outside weather boarded, in good
condition, electric. 900 yds. from
house, lovely front lawn and s acres
OF land. good WeA Of water. good
barn, garage and other buildings;
located miles northwest Of Luck
fetts, Va, on good gravel road; school
bus by door. church and store close
by; grand buy. Price, $4,000
cash. See James A. Carter or ROB-
ERT W. CARTER, Lucketts, Va.
Telephone Leesburg 390-W-4. les
FOR SALE. near culpeper. Va. 100-
acre farm: good house. barn and
information. call MRS. PARoLA.
COLONIAL HOME, built 1859 Of
English brick. consisting Of 3 bed
rooms, all modern conveniences,
original panelfng, peg construction,
in setting Of old oaks with 20 acres
Of semi-rolling fertile soil under
high state Of cultivation, 2 leased
tenant houses and many .outbuild-
ingS, mites from Virginia Beach.
IL niles from Norfolk; S66, $50 or
$4,000 for home and 20 acres.
Wcits J. I. LYLE, VirEinia Beach,
HA. -
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.
BEST APARTMENT Buys to 40
units; splendid neighborhoods. MR..
-ARMWOOD. La. 6-6508. MI. 2080.
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRA
Beautiful corner lot,-ready for de-
sive Ions term na'f iease nt lot prised rice far
under today's market value.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
OV. l94f,, OV. 654a. -2l
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N. Y. AVE. AREA
TO BUILD TWO MOD
ERN WAREHOUSES. BUILDING
NO. / WILL CONTAIN 1900 SO.
Fl. CAN DIVIDE FOR TWO TEN
ANTS. BUILDING NO. 2 WILL
CONTAIN UNITS FROM 10000 SO.
I6Ap1nc, m TP HAIhFpbP PihFpbRPMs SIDING 0bphRo AMP
TUNTTY TO SECURE MODERN FA-
C1LITlES IN CONVENIENT WARE
HOUSING AREA. CALL US FOR
DISCUSSION.
WEINBERG & BUSH
Realtors
1707 H st. NV. MA. $500
WAREHOUSE SPACE
Large loft, suitable for storage or
workroom, vic. 18th and K sts. NV.
Call Elk. 1919. ID
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BRICK COLONIAL

Exclusive section of Arlington; large
liv. rm. with firepl., beautiful enc.
sun porch. din. rm., equip. kit,
master bedrm., 2 other bedrms,, lge:
tile bath; full bsmt., insulated; oil
heat: Cenetian blinds; built-in ga
rage; owner leaving; priced for quick
sale, S19,950. BONNEVILLE, Exc.
agent, CHI. 1857. 10
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REASONABLE OFFER

1e1130O1N<4~N VI 110
May buy this all-brick, Q bedrms.
home in N. Arl.: close in, nr Wash.
blvd. and Glebe rd.; liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit, fully equipped: full basmt.;
level lot approx. 30x150. Moderate
down payment and approx. SSS per
mo. 2 to choose from. By appt.,
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
22O4 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
CONT. PROPERTY FOR SALE

CONT. PROPERTY FOR SALE
1923 n ST. N.W.-Brick store, sepa-
rate entrance to 3 upper floors; old
building needs renovating; reason
able price and generous terms to
reliable person willing to remodel.
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGToN q
SON. Real Estate Since 1892, 1719
Eye st; NV. MA. 1926; evenings,
COMMERCIAL corner, 90 #. on Mac
Arthur blvd, $4,000 50. IT.; will
trade for small property. DRURY
REALTY CORP. RE. 1913; eyes,,
rHIs H yIH VALUABLE PROPERTY, located
on corner of 18th and e sts. s.e.,
consists Of 8 rooms and bath plus a
fully equipped shoe repair shop en-
tirely separated from house. It is
the ideal spot for q colored doctor
or dentist. House and shop are
both 1st commercial. This prop
erty must be sold to settle an estate.
All reasonable offers will be con-
sidered. Can be seen Sunday between
10 am. and 5 p.n1.; or call AT.
1855 for appointment and informa-
ton. -27
s.W. end COMMERCIAL, 25x120 it.;
most desirable Groom brick-frame;
easily converted apts. Immediate
possession. PR. 1914. ID
Evening star., 1950-03-19

IN ORDER TO SETTLE AN
ESTATE-I AM AUTHOR
lied TO SELL FOR CASH.
SUBJECT TO COURT AP-
PROVAL, PROMINENT
DOWNTOWN CORNER
LOT 300, IN SQUARE 1866,
ONTAININ 1894
SQUARE FEET, BEING
NORTHWEST NER
17th g. PA. AVE. NV, I'M
PROVED BY A FOUR
STORY BUILDING HAVING
A FRONTAGE OF so FEET
ON PA. AVE. AND 98.4
FEET ON 17th STREET.
CEiAS. M. BIRCKHEAD,
EX ECU o r. TRUSTEE,
1914 VERMONT AVE.
DI. 6210
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

=
ORLANDO-Main highway frontage
and home, $500; 25 acres on
paved rd.. 5.rm. house, So. 400; large
3-b.r. furn. home on big lot, 1900;
lovely tourist home, S16, 500, for sale
or trade Call DE. '9O64. 30
FOR RENT-Clearwater. Fla, furn.
apt. accommodates 4, ground floor.
large lawn. trees and flowers. near
bus: S17O for mos. ia. 8034.
WINTER PARK. FLORIDA-over an
acre beautifully shrubbed; sprinkling
system; 5-room brick modern home;
furnished; electric kitchen; SIS, 900;
easy terms or exchange for local
property. Write to OWNER, Boz
1917, Star. 30
OWN Is LOTS in Homo. Sasa
Spring, Fla also acreage for sale
in Citrus, Calhoun and Liberty
Counties, Fla; EX. 04S6; eyes,, Sat.
and SUM-, TIE. 3S74. -23
CENTER DAYTONA BEACH-Lovely
guest home, $17.5Q0, 81. 500 cash.
Rms. avail. S25 wk. Special atten.
given elderly people. Ii. 4-90S9.
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81 0OO CASH

V1 1,VVV Whit
Will purchase this brick bungalow;
has liv. rm. with din. rm. comb. !;
equipped kit; 2 bedrms. and bath
on 1st f.; expansion End f.: full
bsmt; gas a.-c. heat; on nice lot.
Bal. on conv. terms; immediate pos
session.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA S. Gtebe Rd. at Lee Blvd.
Phone OK. 0217 or Gil. 1878.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
EXCLUSIVE BROKER
COUNTRY STORE

A real place to retire. Located in
miles south from Mt. Airy. Prop
erty. stock. fixtures, business and
nice living quarters; everything
Must be sold. Don't miss this op-
portunity. For complete details
W. BURTON GUY & CO., INC.
IL E. Chase st. Balto. 2, Md.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
S1,500
NURSERY SCHOOLS

q IN 1NOItJIIt DOI1OOID
Each with income from apartments
and rooms; one in Alexandria, one
In Fails Church; Alex: 3-story brick
building, 3 apts q furn.), plus
school; Falls Church: Corner lot;
zoned commercial; prices: S26, 500
and $4,000; shown by appoint
ment.
ROMYE LAMBORN
Exclusive Agent-OT. s5s6-SO35.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

out of her. This is another singing
lass with a future.
The Colleano family of the
circus, last week represented at
the Lotus by a pair of fourth
generation Colleanos, will be rep
resented again in the new show
starting tonight by the Villanaves.
Despite the nom de stage, the
Villanaves are young Colleanos,
too, specialists at acrobatics per-
formed while riding bicycles.
Bill and Barbara Duffy also are
returning to the Lotus in the new
entertainment. The last time the
Duffys were dancing at the Lotus
they set up a course record there,
being held over for five weeks,
which is something that doesn't
usually happen to Lotus dance
teams.
Joe King, the local ventriloquist
who became a leading Winston
Salem portrait artist, has other
talents. He's just written musical
comedy, Blood, Thunder and
Kathryn" in collaboration with
Charles Keaton, the TV organist.
It's to be done in Winston-Salem
in October and Mr.. King already
has aroused some interest in New
York.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

lose their gloves nightly, but this
has Teddy brooding. He can't
understand how even q woman
who feels better with her shoes
off could forget she was wearing
them when she went out that
evening. For the sake of Teddy's
peace of mind, you gals who lost
your shoes at Michel's had better
go around there and get them
back. Think up a good excuse for
having lost them in the first place,
though.
In case there still is any doubt
in your mind about the primary
qualifications demanded in the
night club entertainment field,
we submit to you Mr.. Vim Gal
lagher, proprietor of the King
Cole Room. Mr.. Gallagher is
scheduled to appear in the near
future on the radio-TV show.
The Show Goes On" variation
of the talent scout idea, which has
a panel of people who hire enter
tainers. auditioning a group of
them.
In order to prepare properly for
Mr.. Gallagher's appearance on
the show, the network sent a
young woman around to the King
Cole Room the other night to get
a line on the kind of entertain
ment he might like.
Well" said Mr.. Gallagher,
"the first thing for you to do is
throw out all ugly women and We'll
start from there"
Even a pretty girl will have to
be uncommonly talented to draw
even a 24-hour option out of Mr..
Gallagher on The Show Goes
On" The spot on the King Cole
Room bar just vacated by Jody
Miller now is occupied by Betty
Madigan and Miss Madigan is
both pretty and talented. She has
a nice, intimate style well-suited to
a small cocktail lounge and a lot
of people, among them Les Sand,
for whom she sings on the nightly
Game Room" on WTTG, think
she is the most promising young
| singer around town.
X
Television, incidentally, has just
landed a job for one entertainer
who didn't even know he was
auditioning for it. He is Jimmy
Raye, now a part of the Shoreham
Blue Room show because Gardner
Moore. the Shoreham manager
saw him on TV show one night.
Mr.. Moore has a good eye for
talent. Mr.. Raye is an acrobatic
dancer who must surely rank
among the leaders in his line, if
only for an uncanny ability to
stay out of the ringsiders' laps.
There is more athletic endeavor
in the Blue Room show when the
Two Maxwells take over. The
Maxwell's, who hail from Austria
liza, add a comedy flavor to their
tumbling act which makes it quite
a happy diversion, with finale
trick that's nothing short of SEN
sational.
i The Blue Room entertainment
also has songs by Betty Barens
a cute little girl with a great big
voice that couldn't possibly come
Evening star., 1950-02-23
After
Dark
In the Lost-ond-Found Dept.
Women Take q Biz Lead
By Harry Macarthur.

The people who conduct lost
and-found departments for the
aters, amusement parks, radio
equipped buses and other places
of entertainment are continually
amazed at the items which come
into their jurisdiction. 1t has be-
come quite clear by now that
man with his mind on something
else can lose anything from his
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Owners Refuse Cars

Preferring to collect their in
surance rather than regain their
cars, score of motorists in CAL
cutta, India, have refused to turn
up to identify their stolen cars
recovered by the police. An off,
cial explained: Some of the cars
are very old"
DR.. Charles Goodman. New
York dentist, also is a book COL
lector. Some of his customers are
authors, including Christopher
Morley. When they come to him
for filling, they must be pre-
pared to autograph their books
| for him.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Europe's Largest Clock
BEING Built in France

Europe's largest clock is being
built in Strasbourg, France, to be
sent to Oslo, Norway, where it
will overlook the sea. The two
hands weigh 500 pounds and the
minute hand moves in jerks of
812 inches. each representing half
a minute. The clock also will have
an electrically operated peal of IS
bells, and an astrolabe Is feet long
for measuring the altitude of the
stars,
Evening star., 1950-02-23

to his false teeth with
out noticing it at the time. Teddy,
the manager of Michel's, feels,
however, that he has every right
to be appalled,, not merely amazed,
at the lost-and-found collection
at that establishment dedicated
to better music while you dine.
The 1.-&-f. collection at Michel's
includes two pairs of shoes (fe-
minine) salvaged from under
tables. Women are expected to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-06-30
WILDLIFE RESEARCH
 AND FISH RESTORATION

WASHINGTON = Delegate Bart lett's bill to authorize an additional allotment of s5O,OOO a year in fed eral aid for wildlife research in Alaska was approved this week when the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee voted fay orably to report the bill to the House,
 At the present time, Alaska's al- lotment is $25,OOO a year which is used for research and restoration of wildlife, with the present bill raising their allotment to $75,000.
 Similar action was taken the same day by the same committee on a parallel bill which would au- thorize an allotment of $75,OO0 to Alaska through the Alaska Game Commission for fish restoration and management projects in connection with sport fishing with matching
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-06-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Rich ard Stanley Moore has made appli- cation for a homesite under the Act of May 26, 1894 GAS Stat. SO9) An chorage Serial O1443O, for tract of land described as Tract K, Wrangell, Group of Homesites, Sheet 3, situated on Zimovia Strait near Wrangell, Alaska, Plat of US Survey No. 2321, containing 4.73 acres and it is now in the files . the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- vsrsely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the land office within the period of publication or thirty days there after, or they will be barred from the provisions of the statutes.
 CHESTER W. McNALLY
 Acting Manager. Date 1st Publication, June 23, 1850 Date last Publication, Aug, IS, 1850
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-06-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Rob ert ". Mervyn Jr., has made ap- plication for a homesite under the Act of May 26, 1884 GAS Stat. SO9) Anchorage Serial No. 014661 for a tract of land described IS Lot 15. situated on both sides of Chiehagof Point section of Wrangell High way, from six to six and a half miles south of Wrangell, Wrangell Highway Homesites, Group 2, Plat of U. s. Survey No. 25S9, contain ing S.24 acres and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men tioned land should file their adverse claim in the District Land Office within the period of publication, or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 GEORGE A LINGO
 Manager Date 1st Publication, June 30, 195J Date Last Publication, Aug. 20, 195C
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-06-30

provision of not to exceed 25 per cent of the cost of any project to come from excise taxes on fishing tackle. This legislation, extending to the states and territories and sponsored by Congressman Dingell of Michigan. earmarked only $25,- GOO for Alaska, but the provision was increased to $75.O0o as urged by Delegate Bartlett.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-06-30
SIX LANDING BOATS
 AT BREMERTON YARD

KODIAK-Six 15S-foot U. S. Navy landing ships are being overhauled at the Puget Sound Naval shipyard, Bremerton, prior to transfer over seas under the Mutua Defense As sistanee Program.
 The 6 vessels, designated by the Navy as LSSL's Handing Ship, support, large), are scheduled for early transfer to Indo-China,, the Department of Defense announced.