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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01

the Chamber luncheon meeting Monday. Proposal was made by the Employment Security Commission that the local employment office be closed due to limited activity in this community.
 Mondays meeting was given ov- CT largely to a discussion of the proposed closing of the Stikine to king salmon fishing next year. Reports to the Chamber indicated the king run had been much bet ter this year and as a result it will ask the Fish and Wildlife Service to give careful consideration before setting up a 1851 closing.
 A letter from the Petersburg Chamber asked the local group to join in a protest against importa tion of fur from Russia with the aim of building up fur farm ing in Alaska.
 Attendance was discussed and 1t was decided to make renewed ef- fort to get members to attend the Monday meetings so that a larger expression of community interests could be obtained.
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AIR PASSENGERS

Ellis and flask c ca staI Air Lines carried following pas sengers to and from Wrangell this week
 Thursday, November 3O-To Se- attle, A C. Hiebert; To Ketchikan Paul Wingren; To Juneau, Lew Williams, sr.; To Petersburg. MT. Johnson
 Wednesday, November 29-To '--+@hiFan. Johanna Close; To Jun neau. z. A. Neal.
 Tuesday. November 2S-To Tr-, o"'' Dob Gore. Iris Gore MT. Rad cliff MT. Haffner Mir. Nelson. Tom Hanson, Arthur Fry, Rex Hermann, Harold Martindale. To sitka, Victor E. Hill, Norman Whitaker.
 Sunday, November 26 To Ketchikan, pr. Nevitt, Mrs. Nsvitt, Fred Headlee, Al Sohlenger. To Juneau, Art Stevens. To Peters burg, Rev.. Hall, Mrs. Hall, Bish- op Gordon. Ed Locken, F. Freyer, Bill Stokes.
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Lucas Says Statehood Bills F. ace Defeat

WASHINGTON - (AP-Demo cratic Senate floor leader. Scot Lueas, conceded to packers of state hood for Alaska and Hawaii that they face almost inevitable defeat.
 Tt is very clear there isn't go- ing to be any vote on statehood bills" he told the Senate.
 He also said in his speech that the Railway Labor Bill which Is also is doomed
 Lucas told the Senate he held no hope that coalition Republican and Southern Democrats would remove the roadblock set up to stall the 'tatehood measures, and denoun- ced their tactics at fillibuster. Most opposition measure trace haak 10 the old fight over civil -iahta. Lucas said. Dixie Demo-
 rafs are reportedly fighting bills auec they fear senators from Alaska and Hawaii would join oreas with those who favor civil
 ishts legislation
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BRUSH FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE IN INTERIOR

ANCHORAGE-O large brush fire still was burning out of control in the Matanuska Valley today, but flames that were threatening a Kodiak Island Indian village were halted.
 Officials at the Kodiak Naval Base said backfires had stopped flames which were sweeping down towards two large salmon canning plants and the village of Alitak on the south side of the island. More than 100 sailors battled the blaze before it was controlled.
 Regional forester Roger Robin son said that approximately POO soldiers from Elmendorf Air Force base were fighting the Matanuska blaze which burned over a large farm. Three buildings were des- troyed and grain field stubble used for winter pasture was blackened
 Several other fires in the valley were under control.
 Robinson said forests. brush and grasslands were dry because of a Jack of snow and there was grave danger that new fires would break out
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Local Chamber Takes Up Proposed Stikine Closing

In an effort to keep the Terri torial employment office open in Wrangell, the local Chamber of Commerce has forwarded the fol- lowing wire to R. E. Sheldon, Dir ector of the Alaska Employment Security Commission:
 "We strongly urge that every consideration be given to main taining the local office of the Terr itorial Employment service. Recent survey shows two shrimp canner- ies employ 93 employees, currently operating. Harvest Wrangell can nery has 154 employees during season, shipyards, 20, longshoremen IT, cold storage, 15. Mill Creek lumber mill 20. Wrangell sawmill will employ 72 when operations begin Numerous lumber camps are in near vicinity of Wrangell. Nine teen fifty one projects include har- Dor dredging, new school building. installing new water works and sewage disposal. Will greatly ap- preciate every consideration that can be given.''
 The matter was brought up at
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KOREAN WAR REPORTED
 LESS SERIOUS THAN IMPLIED

General MacArthur's top Intel ligence officer in Tokyo said tbfs week that the United Nations sit uation in Korea is not as desper- ate as has been implied and the atomic bomb is not needed to stem the Chinese Red tide.
 It was reported the Allied line in the critical Northwest is being stabalized. The U. s. Eighth army retreated to this shortened line extending inland from the Yella.v Sea after a severe setback by t'se Chinese the past week, and spo,.ee- man said the enemy strenr.N huilding mp south of th9 C',.n~ ahon river. Wave after wa~a ~- = 3. Fifth Air Force fighter ho~7h9~
 ashed at the Chinese builaup south of the frozen stream.
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ENJOY 
 DINNER THURSDAY

The Pioneers of Alaska. Igloo 2I, held their monthly meeting last night with 26 members present.
 Wilfred Fykruds was initiated into the lodge.
 After the business meeting tle annual Thanksgiving feed was put on and everyone slowed asay H. eral quantities of turkey, shrimp salad and pumpkin pie. Bruea Johnson played several solorox est. ections, and Walter Coulter paa Joel Wing rounded out the yer ings entertainment by showing slides.
 The turkey dinner was r-a.os by Lloyd Goodrich of the Casslar Cafe.
 Next meeting oe the Pioneer will be held December 2S.
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Body Of Ernest
 Johnson Found In Bay Today

The body of Ernest Berch John son, about 40, was discovered this morning at 11:50 after dragging operations in the small boat har- bor. He was believed to have dis appeared about 7:30 this morning. His hat was found lying on the FWS float by Rasmus Miller and Mr Strom and it was then feared that he had fallen into the water.
 A coroners inquest will be held tomorrow at 1:3O to determine the cause of death
 Johnson was originally from Laneville, Kansas. His widow Mrs Johnson, survives.
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FOR SEALED BIDS
bids will be received

9 bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk, Wran- szka, until D. m., Dec. T, aEa or the painting and install 'iar If 70 storm sashes on Wran- gell Public School building. i.ieations for same may be Lad by eontaeting the City Clerk during office hours.
 All bids will be publicly opened during the regular meeting of the Common Council to be held at 7:3O D. m Dec. 7, 1850.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
 Town of Wrangell
 Wrangell, Alaska
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COUNCIL APPROVES SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS

The City Council at a special meeting Monday evening approved plans for the new school building, and they were immediately forwar- ded to John Argetsinger of public works for transmittal to Washing ton. It is hoped to get public works approval in time to issue a call for bids by the first of the year, Argetsinger informed the Council
 The Council, through the Water Committee. also approved the plan to go ahead immediately with work on the new water reservoir.
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CURT BRADFORD TRANSFERRED TO KETCHIKAN

Curtis Bradford, head plant sales man for Standard Oil in Jun eau. was on the Baranof this week with his wife and two children Curtis. Jr.. and Karen, enroute to his new post at Kerchikan He will be in the marketing department and general salesman.
 Curt has grown up with Stan dard Oil His father, 2. M. Brad ford, is Standard oil man here and a former Juneau Postmaster. Curt has been in Juneau with the com pany for the past four years.
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WINTER SCHEDULES OF ELLIS AND COASTAL AIRLINEs

Because of the shorter daylight hours afforded for flying the Air lines serving Wrangell have set up earlier departure times to be in effect until January 15.
 Here is the condensed schedule in effect December 1 until January IS:
 Northbound Ellis departs Wrangell 11:15 a. m. Coastal de- parts Wrangell 1:45 p. m
 Southbound Coastal departs Wrangell 10:45 a. m. Ellis departs Wrangell 2:45 p. m.
 Tn another notice in this paper will be found the U. S. Mail clos ing times for mail to be dispatched on these flights.
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ATTENTION TRAPPERs

Trappers are reminded of sec ton seven of the Alaska Game Law which makes it unlawful to possess any game or fur animal taken out of season. Fur taken in advertantly such as Marten du~- ing an open mink season. or mink during an open marten season. must be turned in to the Fish and Wildlife Service as soon as prac- ticable after taking.
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NEVER TOO YOUNG TO GO C0ASTING

With the new snow and the coasting hill closed to traffic, the youngsters have been having a field day, but as Mrs. Emma Case. one of Wrangell's pioneer women, puts it, you are never too young to go coasting."
 Mrs. Case, now 80 years young, showed the youngsters up the oth- CT evening. With Carl Johanson as captain" of the sled, she rode down the slide in record time. Wrangells tobaggan run is now officially opened for the winter.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD MONDAY FOR CLIFFORD H. CLOSE

Final rites for Clifford H Close, well known Wrangell man who passed away suddenly last week, were held Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Paul P. Evans giving the eulogy. Pallbearers were Chet Steear. Ralph Lindsley Ernest M Camp bell. Ingyald Nore, Monte Glenn mons and Verne Anderson. close friends of the deceased. Burial was in Wrangell Memorial Cemetery.
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LEAVES WRANGELL

Miss Helen Maxwell. who has been on the staff of the Bishop Rowe General Hospital here. left Wrangell Tuesday on the Princess boat. She has been with the hospi- tai since March.
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TO HOLD MEETING

The Stocking Filler's will hold a meeting at 7:3O Monday evening in room 2O4 Federal Building. Del egates from all organizations are requested to come. The purpose of the meeting is to discover and pro- vide for Wrangell's needy at Christmas time.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. 2 M. Bradford returned to Wrangell Monday aftar spending several months in the states where she received medical care Mir Bradford is agent for the Standard oil Company here.
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AT THE HOSPITAL

At the Bishop Rowe General Hospital this week:
 Mo 2. M. Bradford was na--'+- ted and discharged.
 Mrs. James Meyers and Mrs. Howard Benjamin and baby son were discharged.
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TO SEATTLE

MT. and Mrs. Monte Clemmons left Wrangell this week on the FWS Crane for Seattle where they will spend Christmas with their families there.
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AIRMAIL DISPATCH SCHEDULE FOR DECEMBER 1850

Postmaster E. R. Sharnbroich announced this week the following airmail dispatch schedule for the month of December.
 Alaska Coastal southbound at 10:15 a. m., Ellis Air Lines north bound at 1O:45 a. m., Alaska Coas- tai northbound at 1:15 p. m. Ellis Air Lines southbound at 24
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TO ANCHORAGE

Arthur Fry, local man, flew to Anchorage this week to take physical examination prior to in duction into the U. S. Army.
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To be in on the killing" which ever it proves to be, actual or vernacular, the Governor headed for Washington this week, on call of the Interior Denartment. Grue- ming as representative of the de- pertinent, is one of the most effec- tive in presenting the Alaska pie ture.
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$4,000
NJ Q D e r N
TuPET I.EUTT c

THREE LEVELS
Enter beautifully decorated. spacious
living room, step down six steps to
attractive panel dining room, mod
ern equipped kitchen; UP six steps
from living room into hallway and
two twin-sized bedrooms, tile bath;
Is by. Is and tile bath; well-kept
grounds.
N. G.. HINES AND SON
Courthouse Square. OW. 5000.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1

R0SSLYN-Space in bldg. being re-
modelled; high ceiling: up to 1900
So, IT.. without columns; will di-
vide. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. 10
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-House or store with facil-
titles for preparing food. To be used
as commissary for outside catering
Reasonable rent. Call OR. 1894.
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| OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
NGentinuAdl

sistine Of app 642 So. It.; newly
decorated, air conditioned: imm. oc.
empsney; Apply LEO NJ; BERN
STEIN q uS g Go,; eS6o Realtors. 1415 K st
desirable rooms TO meet your re-.
474 & e. NV: Nh lio7
1898 EYE ST. NV large rms
pvt. Law: also basmt rm.; reas.
MR.. CLARKE. Ma. 37sS. 90
ALLISON BLDG. ONCE space. 900
10 foc. 7os Il fsfs AEfuggoe5N; ggoe5k; dp good onixS nix
VACANCY in new medical building
1925 Eye st. NV. for dental labor
atory; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Call MR.. FALcoNE. MA, 1886.
DESK SPACE and reception rm: with
WANr "a 'e; To sYsai SHARE Tn my sea real estate
Room Az. aS or call Ma. 4i7s; or
CoLoRED = APT, suitable for doc Dc
spe Gnee 2ent aeoye oSeaf dfusStETe on Ca
SHARE OFFICE = Ideally situated;
fully equipped, s25 per month. Box
DUPONT S'sf; AREA. 1880 10th st. NV.
Music studio with housekeeping in
back: semipyt. bath. DU. 554S.
DESIRABLE IRA ain, OFFICES avail; most
White House; near bank, Western
Union. branch Post once; parking
space for ! car free with each Of
fee; inspection. ] to pm. except
Saturday, s It nI and asdo Sunday. 1T1o G st.
CORNER 9th and F sts. n.w.-Atlas
Bldg. 527 9th st. Bright rooms,
conyensent ann,e, !, ,n VI location; reasonable.
SILVER npP1 spR1SG&ofee n nS coon avai H. a1t
If desired. JU. 7-sSss. 30 G'''
DOWNTOWN beautiful, large firs.,
open space; combined. separate;
reas.; pvt. entr. ELLIS, ME. jl7l, .
10th AND PENNA. AVE. N.W.-e45
Pa. ave. Bright outside rooms. good
location. reasonable. Apply $40 F
st. NV, Room 10. -l9
DETACHED 4-story bldg. near Du-
pont Circle, suitable for ONCE head
quarters for nonprofit organization
or q foreign government. About
mo: For appt. write 1918 Que st.
FURNISHED OFFICE large ofices
and receptionist space, downtown
location. at 1923 Conn ave; rent
$3.50 per month. Phone RE. 1795.
DUPONT cIRCLE-Entire floor, ' .
large rooms. | small bath, closets;
500. MI. 4637. Seen by appt.
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Peace and Quiet
-16 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 81
GIVE AWAY DAY

GIVE AWAY DAY
Deep freeze, work benches. dehumidi-
fer Venetian blinds. range and re-
frigerator. are all included in the
sale price of this home. In addition
t. the gifts. this is a very attractive
white 2-bedrm bungalow; good-size
liv. rm.. tile bath; storage attic and
full bsmt. Also fenced lot. Total
price. $1,000. Hurry call US now
before it's too late. -
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TAxlcAB FOR RENT
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

CHEVROLET 1910 to 1e47. Want
clean car from pvt. owner for cash.
MI. 1893 after pm.
W'LL PAY CASH for your car, '46s
to sis, regardless of make. Mr..
Dunnigan. ROYAL MOTORS. Chrys-
ler-Plymouth, ID Kennedy st. NV,
WANT 900 DAMAGED CARS. for
ureck yd; we buy outright or accept
in trade on good used cars; we also
have used parts for most cars: reas.,
.uar WARREN'S AUTO SALV.
4036 MINI. ave r.e VI 1868.
Continued on Next Page.)
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Invitation to Inspect

IIIVIUQ UIO11 10 11AOF1OOV
A clean prewar brick home in settled
neighborhood Ideal for the lndl-
vidual employed in downtown D, e,
the Pentagon or Alexandria. 1st II,
entrance hall attractive living rm
with brick fireplace. French doors
opening to side screened porch, at
tractive dining rm. with rear bay
windows overlooking colorful flower
garden. Also 1st-h. bedrm. ane
equipped kitchen. Upstairs are
dble. bedrms., tile bath, lots OF
storage space and ample closets
Complete basement with toilet and
inside entrance to Lear garage. A
quality product for quality people.
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"a UNITS, NV.
Detached brick apt. priced at approx,
7 times annual income; all units
are unfurn., with prewar frozen
rents; cash down payment S25, 900
and balance financed or trades con-
Sidered, BERENTER d. CO., Real
tors, ia. 433O 30
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEVERAL &c st trust notes. secured
on nearby Va. land Box 455-A,
Star 10
$1,000 .ND TRUST NOTE pay $40
per month al 6Fo. $4,000. MR.,
SHAW, AID. O53l. 30
Sl.i5O End TRUST; &C. interest.
payable $3.50 per mo-; best offer
over $4,000. ST. 1867. 10
$3.50 2nd TRUST at 81. payable
$3.50 on lot 1871 So. 1908. Best
offer over 81 600 IL 1884. 10
$1,000 end TRUST, Sc, $40 monthly,
new note. on 2-family brick of Lin
coin Park. Sell for $4,000 MR..
HORN ST. 3444. WI. S6I9. Ii.
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VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT--In Orlando, Fla, The
City Beautiful" ideal for retired
persons who wish to spend a COM
Portable. restful winter. 2-bedroom
pvt. home in residential area, near
lovely lake; quiet street. conv. loca-
ticn. IA N. Putnam ST., Orlando,
Fla. -o3
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SALE BY OWNER
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ATTENTION, Army personnel-House
exchanged, modern, 3 bedrms., near
Williamsburg and Fort EuStice, for
one in Washington, D. C. HO. 9179.
YOU HELP NELL HELP You.
This is very sincere effort, and not
a ruse,, to obtain a certain type
house that ! will buy Immediately
for cash. Must be new or near new
center-hall brick Colonial in a very
top location in NV. D. c. or close
in Mont. Co.; must have bedrms.,
2 baths. den. Law, rec. rm., garage.
lar5,, large j, lot; sId approH r. $4,000. Please
CONVENIENT TO BOILING FIELD
Three bedroom brick; under SIS
600; some yard required. MR..
BARTLETT, LU. 4-o747: or eyes,
WILL PAY YOU CASH today for
diate action RE. 22Ol, 81. 7747.
HOMES WANTED-Let us expectly
appraise, sell and finance your home
Use a service based upon long years
Of experience in the D. G.. Md, and
Va Eve. phone, OR; 6916. L. T.
silver HAi q:0I spRrNG-wiu pay subs.
cash for 2-bedrm. expandable 2nd
4; home. no agents. Ia. 326S. -21
SILVER SPRING-call us for an all
sEERs SEE 0ais BRos to f5ef g. sH sPR5ffsa S5d
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
have you to offer? THOS. E.. JAR
ri Ell 1oth do St. EealtOEs na NA 'estss eas5 1870
FAMILY DESIRES to purchase nice
2 or 3 bedroom home, not over 500
600 cash. in, nice location. Please
state particulars. Box ALB. Star.
HAVE CASH for a .. or bedroom iD
bbyyoAMd BY Nd. Call T. D. BURGESS, VI,
BUNGALows NEEDED BADLY-Can
on ,bungalows in most any good To-
s. PHILLiPs, 81. AL. SO
PRICE is NO OBJECT..1f it meets
modern. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, library,
Please call COL. GILMAN. or. s5s5.
RETIRED SEA CAPTAIN, desires 2
or 5-bedrm. home. nearby Va; have
cash: Write Box GOA. Star.
NAVAL OFFICER wants to buy large
3-bedroom house with recreation
room, in nice section. North Arling-
son pm- L. "a s-6soS ssass Ext. eleos; q. after
IF YOUR HOUSE is FOR SALE,
call RE. 1860. or write HUGH B.
CONNER, 1927 K st. NV. -24
WE NEED HOMES, in Cleveland
Park, Chevy Chase and other parts
of the city, for buyers urgently
RECURRING homes. Call Mrs. Peck,
of SANDOZ, INC, DU. 1884, or
eyes. OR. 1923. "a
MODERN, clean, to S-rm. home,
in godd Sc. or nearby Md. loca-
finn 1hcfo toll
cox, VI S13S, or ST. 1868. pa
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor-I be-
lieve 1 can sell your property fast
if priced right; any size or loca-
w1IIi tl9ni RE iK4 5l41 % n,,v s,r.,7 40 ftor,
owner, house in NV. Cali OR. 1929.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property Call MIR KITCH.
EMS. ST. 1868; eyes,, II. 1866.
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

SIDE CAR. .Har -Dav.. like new. Make
offer. 7oS Chestnut ave. Falls
Church -22
IS INDIAN CHIEF motorcycle. Cau
WI 9095 for information. -23
TRIUMPH AS. sprung hub; S275.
RA. S631. -21
RIDE. A SCOOTER-SAVE GAS
New Salsbury's for immed. del. Lge.
selection Of used scooters.
9oO Maine Ave. S.W. (opp. Hogate's)
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$40 MO.-Small, 2-story brick bldg,
for repair shop, storage, ETC.; rear
Atlas Theater, 1900 blk. H st. ne,
being 1921 Linden court. DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000.
$4,000 SO. FIT. or will divide in units
of 5000 50. #. or more; N. Y. ave
once to suit tenant. write Box 7s-C
Star. -27
9th AND SITS. NV. .ear-4 floors
elevator. approx. 5000 50. IT. Cal
Ma 1896. 10
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4 BEDROOMS

baths Plgs p, drd liy t1 Tm nsnjl dp F% Tnk
construction. about yrs. old; nice
level lot; conv. location out Lee
blvd. Rush to the phone and call
for appt. or 1t will be too late since
the price is only S16,950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22O4 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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LOANS

SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
Mr.. MILLER, ME 1920: EVE
NINGS 81. 1921.
end AND 3rd TRUSTS ON ID. O
property; 24-hr service Mr. Green.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
lOl4 K ST NV Ma 65A1
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 91o 18th st. NV
Near Conn. and K. New modern
attrac. desk space for those who
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call D1. 2704
DESK SPACE. with answering serv-
ice. s1l Eye st. NV. Republic 7060
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
40 acres two miles from this famous
resort: ideal for hunting. fishing
and camping. Area has deer and
all small game. $1,000.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Phone 9S, Closed Sun; Leesburg, Va.
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FARMS

15O.ACRE STOCK FARM near Ridge
vile: 2-story house Of rooms and
bath; barn and other outbldgs,; all
in fne repair; water in all fields;
fencing In good shape; S1S.5OQ
3 <. p7pE Rpbls; sv Peoiesyille poI,sv 21s4. with
sTR0UT's CATALOGNFarms, homes
STROUT. TIA. Woodward Bldg
350-ACRE CATTLE FARM. substan-
tial s,Fm; .; house needs repairs. 100 100
45 it.. ample water supply; on good
rd. near U. s. hwy; non-res. own
er offers attractive price and terms
WM; N. GRAIN; GIL. S753.
100 acres, with livable houses al
reasonable prices, on or near No. !
Hwy. from Alexandria to Fred
ericksburg and from Fredericksburg
Route 8. to King George. and from
Nafh:: Rfsif: u u fsss. al! CHESTER Eggs
S3-ACRE FARM-In scenic noun
tain region Of Va. only 3-hr. drive
from D. c.: ideal for your vacation
lodge dge o.. year-round retreat: eleva;
2e% few M adnss ns aSs a1%ase rsmsnds1 Sssasifg
wooded; several springs. good road,
elec. and phone available; 5000
cash. small balance on easy terms.
ONE THOUSAND ACREs-one Of
the Oldest and best In Virginia with
12-rm. mansion built in 1870;
10 outbuildings.. incl. 2 slave quar-
ters. 3 tenant houses. all in excel
cond.:, part of the grass land is
rented at $500 per season. for
ber, which is an outstanding offer
OF $4,000 for the saw timber
more than $50 900 cash. price Price
$70.0o0; G. T. McNAB. FA. 1905.
BEAuTiFGI histMo1a HoME. ME- Ia hours. drive drive
from Washington. II acres with
12-room house, Colonial pillars, all
modern improvements, on elevation
overlooking the. river with beautiful
grounds, and view. Price. $40, 900.
Will sell or exchange for property
Of equal value in suburbs OF Wash
ington. Shown by appt. Phone
AGENCY Herndon. Fairfax Co., Va.
O0S
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

14,OOO SO. FIT. in modern 1-story
masonry building with l acre Of
large drive-in doors, 1000 so. it.
of flne offices. RI. siding available
Excellent for manufacturing. whole
sale operation. etc. Priced right
for sale or lease. See Mr.. Norris,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, CHI. 923S