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AUTOS ron. sALa. tcs...l j

LINCOLN 40 c0smo. z4dr. lb2 VS.
ontperform most most is5s cars. All
s1,ssS IS Or best oiisr. BOX COS. staT.
MERCURY 1850; one owner; $500:
mar Manor. Md WA. s726. --17
mS .ed 80 i2zsssS' 9STEs 95Sck ia pRT sony rp abd
n fsh sns sts oss ssd 5000 6 bs Gem ,.SSn ave
yHS Hsass.assis. l0sS and T.; iii ssoid:
OIDS .sb; Al rubber and battery;
needs repairs; S75. IA. s224.. after
All 81 4-dr. sedan; blacks,
mi.! 11sia@ssle ss.4eo & cH. shS ssss. ohis i;SVO
isS1. sessr.i A msSsss ssssIs ssSR ssSR
SvaSGroSss sxse1lS9s sTss' ssERanS ssRaS ctsERs sssss ssSs
Wis. ave-. WI. o204.
PLYMOUTH 80 special de luxe 4-dr..
sSs Oes oris nssssT; osn.r loW sissS nlfs Us
EiHHESauTH 1851 4-dr. .cranprcok.
.ow mileage. Al cond.: S1.0T5.;
Call sat; after 8 pm. all day sun.
PIYMOUTH '4s 4-door de luxe; radio
and heater;. owner; low mileage;
$3.50 or best offer. AT. 1017.
PLYMOUTH AT Special de luxe 4-dr.;
T;ooson, snd rft A. ssss sess covers; s77S. sk
excel sonds ! owner; 1925. ,Wo.
PIIYa6bfh IYhaa stfff {s5o r 81 s-door d. III luxe.
heater, seat covers. oil filter. Pur-
nsw-car condition; $i.s75. ia.
roNfixc. rSodSfiisi as, .peiux. e. ISa station
erful motor: excellent tires. Guar
days special at $1,O95. only $365
iI aGT1 ls cnSsrN nSs e pay SgoNfIsc ppse eyss s7
PONTIAC MT ,, 81 Catalina; Cat. ,, 4 mo; s,sI old;
cond.: 81. 500. 10. 4-76S4. III
STUDEBAkER 80 4-dr. sedan; new
paint, mechanically peri; 81 ,oS5.
.A1'nrs Mr. rsMITH; oW; 7722. c-,,is.,. is
Cd, climatlzer and other access.;
AMERfcAN HMassA ssH sERvicE n cENTER. I'M nsoIs sss
NJ Glebe rd., Arl., OW. 7722. lis
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion ADD:
sedan; b; seat covers; Sl.o9b. Can
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion STAR
MILEAGE; Si.15O or best offer. Can
be seen weekdays after $50; wk.
ends all day. TIE. S27S. 22
STUDEBAKER AZ 5-pass.- Starlits
SSHs ssaS sSoas Rssa mSss car care II
owner; S795. Mr.. Logan, AMER
ICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5s5 N.
Glebe I'd, Arl., oW. 5722. lis
STUDEBAKER 81 5-pass. sed.; with
all access: low mileage: I owner;
price. 81 GAS. MR.. BOOMER, RE.
WILLYS 1s49 station wagon; 4-cyl.;
heater and o.d.;. clean throughopt;
excel. mechanical cond. Priced for
quick sale. S995. SLIGO MOTORS,
INC. JU. 7-00S0; ewes. GE. o4S7.
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STORES FoR RENT

STORE BLDG. ON 7th ST. mr.. q
st. Avail. as is-er owner will re-
Mr.. Byrd for details, WALKER L.
DUNLOP. 1sp INC. 1900 18th st. NV,
FIRST hi TINE AVAIL. in 10 years. years
Store 1890. located Q doors from
mercial center Of thickly pop. COM
excel. loc: for variety q apparel
only; Tel. TU. 0604 or eyes,. EN-.
sSoS GEORGIA AvE.-store, 1axeo
ft. with small shop in rear. Busy
4StS aSDsiNah ANbh saii sHiERfhFFi IF D rs. N.E.-Larse
modern store. with 5 rms, kit. and
1ERHFiHaIss'slE ERFas ivan. s0Ys!K YsKa. ssfssa JsAaas e.
DOWNTOWN -. win subdiyide our
Mt9Ti Ms Co. tS5 stS sBD.SDTit1 sna St., business
5121 GRANT ST. NE. cat Division
ave. Crowded area, little COM
petition. vi. 9S41. 18s
LAUREL SHOPPING CENTER-one
Of modern stores In new center
across from large Safeway. 1880
& rARE Tith Ros9NskI ssmt So s1sS Ma per aspe 9
s7os N. u. AvE.-1n shopping CEN
PERI PsEkY auIS 81 'ssaaf sas eTss lSx lsa. e.
1875 AND 1882 n ST. N.E.-s4 IT.
suitable for most any line business.
HALL & BRO. 1904 H st. me-: Ii.
4soi soi os GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Attrae-
tive store. 1890, available by. April
tvne Rsnt sns,,s.e Sieo per nls s4oO suitable any
1852 i4fh 81. store suitable
any type business: now equipped
for restaursnt; income 2 apts.; S2s5
! n1sr 1ssrokkHKs, kkK yteo; e commercial, cor. Ga.
Ss sxs los snf IN Hssars Tss 81 81 nS scs4 se psFh
sss ssrEns S,h :Dscs 81 " hss, sSre .a Te
sth AND FLA. AVE. Me-. heart Of
the market area; size 35xS0:. suit
able for grocery. meats or delica-
ssN ssNNfTHSo sa1o CO. sl1 10Th s': 1s nv.
cSNS; I,n, AVE-, W.. one obi block north ,.s st
balcony; suitable for gifts, valet or
lunchroom. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G..
sM1THY sM J5ro CO.. 81 18th st. n;w.'
sHoPPiNG CENTER. in nearby Nd.
Opening for delicatessen. beauty or
variety: parking for 40 cars. Call
Mr.. Holland, Fl. G. SM1THY CO..
NEW STORES, 1913 and 1015 9th
st. NV; 1612x75: immediate occu-
pancy. For particulars. MI. 9239.
NEW STORE, with beautiful show
window. ODD. post ONCE. in progress
sive Wheaton. Md. 81. 2345. -19
1923 18th ST. N.E.-Lge. store. ideal
for any business; nr. Newton Thea
JOSEPH z. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV, ST. 1920.
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'sse ssssc 18th M sE. TM?l SEkRY b. 81 . s7as ST.
evenings. Oh. 0947. IL
in Prince. Geo. Co.; adjoinS garden
apt. DEVELOPMENT; sewer and water
WanTss WALES NJ DFlsas BaMxN Mx9So ssen.. terms 7s
TM0S' B. aO.FooT HiGiiGni Tors toeether in
American University Park, close to
transportation. schools and shop
ping; also choice lot in Chevy Chase,
SGaRshnfL Sh,R MIs p8Es2q WzPhr co' Wo Re.ltoi abss
,!-AcRE 5 4tR tMRooDRD 81 e S HoaiEsifE. ssfs Fair
fax County, 8 miles from ShiTley
hwy. Low restriction. S496. SIS
down. 81 mo. VERNON NJ. LYNCH
a. SONS. Lincolnia. Va. AL. 5a06
cCRNER cCSsSSef fapi; Eof, sth and p sts.- NV,
2.S4S sq. IT, soned for apt: house,
fats or hotel; SS per So. It. r.. ]:
Moore. UNITED DEVELOPMENT
CORP. Exclusive AGENT. Ho. 6112
RR.SF q bF- 1sSs. roe BunDER-ae lots lots !,
wheaton. An utils. avail. No storm
sewer required Plat ready for rec
ord. FARL ]. PRESTON. Real Estate,
SH. 9193 Ewes, Lo. 5-0230.
65x100. q mile from d. c. line with
all utilities. S1.400. terms. Also LOT
and apartments. Priced reasonahle
Call BUSADA, 10. 9-65O0. 44t6
aSSgaNSs:ToS SSgnafSsrTro sye, ,rSslfsRRFAx we 81 hsy. =
good rambler lots. acreage. hree
and small subdivision tracts for
low-eost, housing or better homes.
ants, fiats and seInidetach. com
nlercial and Industrial propertir
c. LOUIS cArUT1. REALTORS
BS12b Snpne TAAT NSEw RAiIBLER ii
beautiful restricted Riyeryo0d. lpts
q acre and up; S4.260 20 81 800
FsaAfRfax Al ast ctouNTY-Acrs, aer,
lots; hard road, some wooded; S75t
gn. Terms. FsIls Chnrch s44z ~
5 e, two 10 a, two Is .. two SO a
al silver eprinR. SMITH ". ALL.
NUT L. 81. ee4o. -15
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FARMS

WANT TO BUY small farm in nearby
Nd: Give price and location. Box
15-R, Star. -l7
FREDERICK COUNTY STOCK FARM
81 900; $50 acres Of good farmins
land; ARM. house and out bldgs.
lane to hard rd.; early possession.
Gail Mr.. Linthicum, Poolesyille 3411.
with. HOWARD r. SCHAFER. Be
REMfNd:Toa. Iaaiaa: USi vA.-soc. and dair,
farm. 154 a.,.S rooms. fun base
:'1ent. cleo: 4-room tenant house
with basement; stock and dairy
barns, crib. rs head Of stock mostly
white face, horses, 2 colts,
brood sows, provider; $4,000,
a =. 8 r, cleo, outbuildings: Ss.-
q, a. r. facing improved road;
100 q. river farm. 8 rooms. orchard,
elec.; $4,000, terms.
$50 a.. 5 rooms. stock farm. mostly
grass; $4,000, terms.
tenant house, = siios. dairy barn and
stock barn, cattle, machinery and
proVider; $4,000.
10 g.. 4 rooms. new, elec.; $4,000
4 r.. cleo. large lot; $4,000.
Timber land. stock and dairy farms
B. F. PERROW.
ReminRton, Va Remington IT
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sUY

NURSERY SCHOOL or home suitable
for small school in nearby Maryland
or D. c. Client will make substantial
cash payment. Call A. s. GARDINER
& CO.. Realtors. 1881 L st. NV.
m fROMPr Si ATTENTION to the hes sal.
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
Gall r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
PhivAIE PARTY wishes to purchase
sysI ssyysf 10000 cash. BOX siss::M. liz:
DiEEcr FROM OWNER. cash. esthe,
p. C.. Md. or Va. 81. 1907 or FA.
cAsH BUYERS waiting for and 4
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
ssass sMSas 81 METzEt eRa e RES I9 is fsrxGg z9HF
MnIr1 HW; 1346; open ewes; til 10 pm.
II sfonE Eooa g. p p;.t & or %Rs HssEby dox Ms GcH
D. c. OR MARYLAND-we buy for
cash or sell for you on terms. lYour
satisfaction Is our success With
oIt onligation. call CAMPANhfLA &
{ Wi VIII sT FAY ossasH TO-DAY. for your
quick action. RE. 22O1. 81. 7747.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home:
any location. any condition. Cali
D1 SS42 or 81. 1859.
HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED! Take
advantage Of the spring market. by
listing your home with us today.
Quick action, top prices, terms or
cash. VIII also consider purchasing
for cash. Eyes, phone OR. 6916.
L. T, GRAVATTE, Realtor. 1913
K st. NV. Ma. 0753.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL-CAsH
HOMES-MD., VA. D.. c.
MR.. QUICK, RA. GALS.
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ARMY Surplus Trucks
AUToMoBILEs a FOR SALE

ANGLIA late 1850: top condition.
low mileage; 81 m.p.g.; 1896. or
best offer. Ex. OIL. Ewes, Herndon
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
McCLAINE PROPERTIES. 21O0 Will
son blvd, ia. 2-3300.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 TO 8 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE.
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV, Ma. 646S
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
1881 q st. NV. NE. 2495.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for lst.
End and Bird MORTGAGES: nearby Mo
Seeo6t SrsseT6ties s, Can M NM Mr s nieTsy s ~ W
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST = We
will buy second trust notes. d. c.,
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. 7. ave. NV!
National 1888.
Cash PAID for list and 2nd trust
notes. white or .colored. in D. C..
Md, or Va: quick settlement. Full
TON r. GORDON. Colorado Bldg.
14th and @ sts. NV. DI. $3.50.
PVT. INVESTOR will purchase sea
year discount, No fees charged;
d dsEsils s9 S. Box JssIS Iss,s star; a;u n-cr... 1a
end trust notes. Call OIL. 1885
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
!. 2Ises to AZ DISCOUNTS -.
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IRAnERs

An tractors equipped with saddle
tanks and 9th wheel.
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WAREHOUSES WANTEp
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE. approx.
1000 sa. IT,. with yd. approx. 5000
SO. 1T. Box SIR, Star. III
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1949 h-ton panel; excel.
care as been taken; orig. tires.
Call AP 0902. Sun. or UN. 3g4s.
DODGE Al 1h-ton, h: d. stake;
excel. cond.; pvt. owner. See ut Serv.
sta: S495. 1901 18th st. NV. RA.
DoDGE panel. late 1e47; in perfect
condition. Can be ssen at 1926
Wis. ave NV. EN-. 9200. liz
FORD 1916 2-tnn; 14-ft stake body;
c.o.e,; In excel cond.; priced to sell
at 500. ST. 1860. lis
CHEVROLET 194l ia-ton panel:
good cond.; not beat UP; $3h0 or
hest nffer WA, 3322. -1S
WHITE ~ model 1949 W.. C.. 26-
T. sleeper cab; 11.O0x22 tires; In
excel. mechanical cond.: bargain
at 81 900. Two White model 1850
w. c. 22-PLT: 10.00x2Q tires: ST.
$50 each. one international 1915
{ dump truck: in excel. ennd.: only
$500 WHITE MOTOR CO.. 2765
Jefferson Davis hwy, ArlinKton.
Va. Call Mr.. Ashman. OF. 5000.
as Ford fh-tcn dump.
'46 Ford 11a-ton dump.
'46 Ford lz-ton c. and G.
,3siy, ,45 Req Ir5 Sss5tan ., & a1S ard e oar "a
Michigan ave. ne. LA. 6-73S3.
s--IH
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(confinuedl

FOR QUICK SALE. Choice
Lot eou4ss seobiHE oWEEIR hoct of erese o4s Bark golf
OWNER will sell apt. site, nearby
Virgtnia. with sewer and water.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

S.W., d. C.--25, ,669 %. IT,. level
yard, partly paved; $500 mo. A. M.
ROTH, RE. 1880. LII
ROSSLYN-Space in industrial bldg,
in units Of 540 50. It. up. A: M.
80, 900 50. RI. OF ground centrally
located; pvt. r.r. siding and ONCE.
MA. k&&h.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, 91O nth ct. INV.
atti active jesk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, switch.
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3466.
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LOTS IN 6.E.

Rambler sites with beautiful view,
5000; 40x1OO. $275; 6Ox1 90,
81, 1916; 40x100. for semidet., 5000.
e. F. BEACH. Real Estate, 1906 Marl-
: boro pike Sc 10. H-1OO9. la
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE NEED investment property.
Prompt and efiicient service. ELpEA
,SS 60 M "a sgSIlIIfrrs for .or,n,erc,., mlc
?. RUPERT DI. 5015; eyes,. EN-.
54O7. 17
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BUSINESS PROF. SALE lcons.l ]
oFEIcE HuILnINq

WITH IT'S OWN PARKING
Good downtown northwest location.
$1,000 Will handle. Ideal for any
type organization or business re-
auiring two thSlsand So; Il, Of
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SEVERAL SMALL FARMS

SEVERAL SMALL FARMS
Ten acres. good soil. 6-rm.
modern home. 4 years old. u
baths. new condition; Shade
barn. Near shopping center
and schools. School bus.
Near transportation. Excellent
location. Total price, S32. 600.
Substantial cash but liberal
terms. Also several other
small farms. Take q look at
these, we may have just what
you want. For appointment
phone Vienna 2sO-W.
WHITESELL REAL ESTATE
Near Oakton. Va. School on
hwy. 123. Closed Sunday.
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TRACTORS

:. 80 .
1850 F-e Fords cd t2-speed. tram
miSsionS) ----4 81 ,725 each
1916 WA-26 White - - 81 200
1Q42 Ford tnew motor) $500
1894 Mack tneW motor --,s@ $3.50
ail-steel van body 500
An tractors equipped with saddle
tanks and 9th wheel.
IRAILERs
1a46 Fruehanf. closed TOP t2a g..
1851 rruehaufs CD. open tops q g
1s4o' Truehaur. elossd top tao is
c.ll Benny = q 81 LEsEEx I'm ;z.,..s McIoRs Is;
ment at 2423 Keniluorth ave. Ne.
-<-1e
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$500 SO. FEET
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1861 23rd ST. N.W.-Second comml.
behind Capital Cadillac Co.; 8 stories
and bsnlt.; s rms; sale or lease.
SIDNEY J: BROWN, RE. 1881.
bldg; lot, 50xl35; q rms. and bsmt.;
any commercial use;, sale or lease.
SIDNEY J. BROWN, RE. 1881.
COR. 9th AND Z N.W.---Second a..
approx. 1000 50. II. open space; air
cond.: modern. MA. 8696. --16
REAR l454 CHURCH ST.. 2nd COM
mercial. new bldg, 26x40 IT., garage
door, law, gas heat. RA. 1920. lis
RIGHT IN HEART OF DOWNTOWN.
able rent: must be seen to be sppre-
ciated. Ma. 6346. LIS
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INVEsTMENT PROF.. FoR SALE

&40,5OO--g-unit apt, Upper NV. To-
cation; rent. S549 per mo. ). May
consider small property in trade.
JOHN L. SHELTON Realtor. 10
ARLINGTON-15-unit brick. only 2
blocks from Kann's: shows excel
balance financed for 20 years. Call
Mr.. Somers till 8. COLONIAL
REALTY CO., Rhodes on Wilson.
"a, JAZZ $500; LIZ :
hwys,, only 10 min. to D. c.; det.
bldg. with 4 separate apts.- each
featuring lge. liv. rrn., good sized
bedrm. KIT. dining area and
screened-in back porch; tenants pay
utils. Only S24 $50. Call Mr..
Somers It'll 8. COLONIAL REALTY
CO., Rhodes of Wilson. ia. $4,000.
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TRAlI.IILERs

HOUSE TRAILER
for rent, country section. nice quiet
ROYAL sRARTANETTE 1851; 35 it..
exec. corid.: price reas.: 3 rms,
6 mos. old. oW. 1900. Ext. TlQ.
ALMA sILyRRMOON-Like new.
comf,i. and Packard de luxe Clipper
sed.;; ready for any trip. 10. 2-406l;
1882 IRAVELTTES. KRoPR Cruisers,
sfreamiites; all-aluminum, 20 TO 40
IT.; some models with hathtubs and
step<dOwn living rooms. !
VISIT TRAILER TOWN
COLES
81 miles Il q Laurel. Ma. q Q. .,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Sc, ESQ Second trust, 81 payable
$50 mo. Seasoned over 2 yrs: excel.
security, good discount. ST. 81 43;
ewes. RA. 1929. "a
HAVE F0R SALE; ,sse several Eoeo Geo snf
RIORDAN. EN-. 1929. Ia
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MOT,EI SITE

2 MILES SOUTH OF LAURA
Suitable for motel or any type Of
heavy industrial business. This
Baltimore blvd Priced low ct
$4,000. with terms.
LAKE q CASKEY, Realtors
AP. S400; Ewes. WA. 1867.
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BOATS

WILL TRADE Ie-yoLT sutton bilge
pump and 12-Yolt gen. for 6-yolt
bilgs pump. SH. 64Oo days, ~.
35-FT. STEELCRAFT CRUISER. twin
Gray 145-h.p: motors; new paint;
35-ft. Steelcraft Sport Fisherman.
twin Packard 150-h.p. motors: 81 IL
500. STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON
CO., Maine ave and NJ st. s.w,
ST. sI45. --lS
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,-16 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES sALE-vA. Gent,

Washington, D. G..
MONDAY, MARCH IL, 1852
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PROPERTY WANTED

BLDG. APPR0x $500 SO. FT.-
to $50 mo. GEO. s. KING CO.,
Realtor, Est. 1895. LII. 4-250I
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 so. FIT. downtown: brick bldg. !;
4 ds. and elev.; 2nd comml.; $225
per mo. Ma. 1895. lis
N, Y. AVE. N.E.--5, 900 50. IT,, 1st
A.. high ceiling, ONCE Q washrooms.
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. IL
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FARM WANTED
CASH
LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE

From owner, in MONTGOMERY County.
Box 143-S, Star. -17
Evening star., 1952-08-25
New Aluminium Plant
Hailed as Top Event
In Alaskan History
BY N. A.soeioi.d Pres,

ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Aug. Is.
2 Aluminium Company of Ameri-
cas- proposed $400 million alumni
J mum smelling project at Skagway
was hailed today by Alaska's Gov
ernor as the most important
event in the territory since its
purchase from Russia"
!. Gov. Ernest Gruening told news
men at Mckinley National Park
that Alcoa's project, which signals
the birth of a modern new city
In the Taiya Valley with an ex-
pected population of 10000, over
shadows the three greatest events
in Alaska's history under Ameri-
can ownership.
The three greatest events were
. Aaska's purchase in 1867, the
discovery Of gold In 1898 and the
establishment Of a pulp mill at
Ketchikan. which is now taking
place." Gov. Gruening said.
Important To Economy.
: The aluminium project is all
out OF proportion to those three
events in economic contribution
permanence." he added.
At Mckinley Park, Alcoa Vice
President Leon Hickman said
everybody gains" by the project,
nobody loses"
Mr.. Hickman outlined Alcoa's
plans for modern community,
with all facilities for comfortable
living for a population of 10000.
Larger Than Others.
Comparing the Taiya project to
Alcoa's other plants. Mr.. Hickman
said it would be larger in capacity
and dollar investment than any
other single plant.
He said a new plant now near
ing completion at Wenatchee,
Wash, will have a capacity of 85.-
600 tons of aluminium annually,
compared to 100000 tons a year
for the Alaska plant. Alcoa'sl
present largest plant, at Alcoa,
Tenn, has a capacity of 145,000I
tons.
"Dollarwise," Mr.. Hickman said,
"the Alaska plant will cost more
than any other plant Alcoa has
ever built. The initial investment
is greater than any we have ever
undertaken"
Evening star., 1952-08-25
7 More Mexicans Seized
In Proxy Marriage Probe
BY the Associated Press

TIJUANA, Mexico, Aug. 25.-
Authorities arrested a lawyer and
his son here yesterday in connec-
ton with proxy marriage inves-
tigation originating in the State
Of Chihuahua.
They said many California cou-
Piles. who have made proxy mar
riage applications through the at
torney. may be victims of fraud.
Roberto G. Andujo and his son
Luis declared they were not guilty.
Andujo said he had acted in good
faith with marriage applicants.
Their arrest followed the jailing
In Chihuahua last week Of Diego
Jimenez. charged with falsely rep
resenting himself as a qualified
judge in signing marriage certifi-
Gates.
The certificates were those ap-
piled for by proxy from Tijuana,
where direct marriage of non-
Mexicans is not permitted.
Andujo said he had established
contact with Jiminez six years
ago and had been led to believe
the Chihuahua man was quail
ned judge.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERT1SEMEN
FALSE Teeth
Thot Loosen
Need Not EmboFross

Many wearers Of false teeth have sui-
3ered real embarrassment because their
plate dropped, slipped or wohbled ct Just
the wrong time. Do not live in fear Of
this happening to you. just sprinkle .
Acid powder, on your plates. Holds false
teeth more firmly. 90 they feel N or q
comfortable. Does not sour. Cheeks
SnIate odof" (denture BREATH. Get
IXaTKETH at any drug store.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Employers See Threat
Of Waterfront Strike
By the Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Em-
ploying stevedores have told Fed
eral, State, city and union officials
that there may be another Grip
pling waterfront strike.
The word went out yesterday
from John v. Lyon, chairman of
the New York Shipping associa-
tion, representing the majority of
stevedoring firms from Portland,
Me-, to Hampton Roads. Va.
Mr.. Lyon, expressing grave
concern" over the situation, urged
the officials in kilograms to act
before it is too late"
The port of New York was par
alyzed for Is days last fall by
wildcat strike of union Stevedores.
The strike spread to some other
ports for varying periods.
The strike was staged by an
insurgent group Of the AFL In
ternational Longshoreman'S Asso-
citation opposed to LILA President.
Joseph P. Ryan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29
TEACHER AND FAMILY
 ARRIVE HERE MONDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller and small daughter, Beth Ann, arrived here Monday by plane from the south The family has been visiting relatives in Iowa during the sum mer vacation.
 Mr. Miller taught science and mathematics in skagway high school and at the end of the school ynr drove down the Alaska high way with his family to the states.
 At present, they are living with new school superintendent d Mrs. Barney Anderson, in the for mer Sinclair residence, hoping in the near future to find living ac- commodations for the winter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29
Department of Taxation
 Territory of Alaska NOTICE AND DEMAND TO PAY SCHOOL TAX FOR

h accordance with Chapter 35 Session Laws of Alaska, 1943
 Who MUST PAl SCHOOL TANs All male and female persons over 2I auG under D years Of age mast pay Che school tax 5000 for each person. a female person who is unemployed and who depends for her support entirely on her husband Is not required to pay the tax: persons in the active military OF naval service of the United States. pauper5. insane persons and those cared for by the Terri tory or who are permanently h. Iured, infirm. maimed or crippled are also exempt.
 WHEN PAYABLE. -ue Tax is payable after the first of January ia each year. It must be pad to the Tax Commissioner upon de- maud If no demand is made for payment, it must, nevertheless, be paid to the Tax Commissioner or paid and the amount thereof may be deducted from the employees 8 wages.
 Please remember that no demand or notice is required to be made or given; but, as indicated. if such demand is made the tax must be paid immediately to the collector. If payment is not made prior to the first day of December of each year in which tax is due a penalty of $2.5O attaches and hoth are eol- lectable by suit.
 EMPLOYERS MUST FURNISH LIST OF EMPLOYEES AND PAY his deputy on or before the fist
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29
ALASKA STEPS FORWARD

Announcement Jbis week by the Aluminium Corporation of America. 5etJer known as ALCOA, that u plans the construction of an alum uum plant in the okagway area ut cost oI some l81H huuured mil lion dollars Is another solid indica- ton that capital is becoming in teloaded in tue Ierfitory's natural resources.
 The IIrst was the start of pulp plant in lhe ketehihlu area. Here was the raw commodity and the pulp industry decided to come and use it.
 In ALCOA's ease the natural re- source it sought was the avail ability of low cost hydro-eleetric power. True, much of this comes rom the Canadian side of the line, but the iact that it was there for the uaving by the expenditure oI large capital was apparently what decided ALCOA to establish its plant in the area which feeds into the Alaska sea water district which affords year-around loW-priee wat CT transportation.
 Anskans are, naturally enough, particularly elated h a year around industry is coming to the Territory but it is probable that they are equally gratiHed to know that the natural resources of this great region known as Alaska are finally winning recognition.
 For years some of our best-infor- med down-to-earth- AIaskans, such as, one for example, B. Frank Heintzleman, Regional Forester oi the U. S. Forest Service, have been telling the story of Alaska's re- sources; that they were here; that it was a matter of coming to use them.
 As natural forest resources ot the states diminished and the Can adian cut moved farther and 1rth- CT north the advantage of using the Alaska resources became more evident After more than a quarter of century of effort, at long last a pulp mill to use some of the buudance of Southeast Alaska s forests is an actuality.
 Now we have ALCOA coming to use great natural water resource, which Alaska holds jointly in this case. with Canada.
 IL has eyer been the course of history that industry, capital and people moved ever on to the coun- try that offered greatest natural advantage for making money, and,