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Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-17

Two prospective officers for the local unit have submitted theif an plications for appointment as sec ond Lieutenant. They are Joe Ia. Tor of the local police fo.ce and Patrick Kennedy, High School teacher.
 < The present recruiting drive ci3ds on December 15 and Will he cli- maxed by gala dinner dance, honoring the winning recruiting team and three top individual re- cruiters. The party, which will feature dinner, dancing, presenta tions, floor show and the music of a Navy Combo, will be held in the Kodiak Conservation Club on the Naval Station.
 Major Thomas Carroll, Com manding Officer of, the 207th h
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fantry Battalion will make a Com mandi Inspection of ,the local unit next week. He twill be .ac- companied on his visit by the Company Commander It. Eawsfd G. Pagano and Major Timothy c. Casey, the regular Army Adyi-or to the Battalion.
 2nd It. Edward C. Pagano, Con- handing Officer, Company A, an-. nounces the following promotions in the local unit. to Speciali3t Third Class Pie James Nixon and Parnell Lockhart; to Private First Class Pvt, Harry Ard dcrson, Fred erick Brown, Alvin Cohen; Fratcis Luque, Reynold Norris, and Theo- dore OSbekoff.
 All of the personnel promoted joined the National Guard pro gram in Kodiak and gave resided here since joining the unit The promotions have been earned by on-the-job training and by training received at the annual field en- campments
 The Alaska National Guard, ,. composed of hometown units of Alaskan citizens soldiers, has been operating under it's present or ganization only, since its re-crea- tion by the Legislature in 1949. Originally, it was organized late in 1889 when World War II had broken out in Europe. In Novem- Der of that year the War Depart ment first authorized the orgdniza- tion of two companies and in 1940
 the First Battalion of the 297til
 Infantry Regiment came into be
 ing. In September of 1s4t the Al
 aska National Guard was called
 into Federal service ard sent to
 the States for training The members of the First Bat talion then scattered to the winds some staying in the States, other; going to Europe and the Soutf Pacific, and many returning to Al aSka for duty in the Aleutians anC the far Westward
 In 1949 steps were taken to re organize the National Guard du, to a great interest shown in tht
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territory, and the Territorial Leg islature assumed the obligation to maintain and adm mister the Alas ka National Guard as membe
 organization of the National Guard of the United States ana as a tel torial militia. Later, in 1852, the Department of the Ali: Force authorized the establishment oi the Alaska National Guard. which today has its 144th Fighter-Int T.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-17
KODIAK MIRROR

ceptor Squadron at Anchorage.
 The Alaska National Guard wit ! its Army and Air arms has i.' headquarters at JuneagsWaere it is administered by. L gistlatsve di:,e ton through the Militia V D ? W- ment of the Territory vita me Governor as it's designated Gon- mander-in-chief. The Military De- partment in turn is adninistesed
 (Continued to Page, ID
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Tnses Go Up

A printed summary of portions of the Highway Revenue Act of 1856 has been published by the Inter nal Revenue Service. The summary describes the floor stocks tax on gasoline, the increase in tax on tires used on highway vehicles. the new tax on tread rubber, the in- crease in tax on truck and bus chassis and bodies and tractors used for highway transportation. and the floor stocks tax imposed on such vehicles.
 For a copy of the summary re- quests should be addressed to In- terna1 Revenue Service, Informa- ton Officer, 905 Second Avenue Bldg, Seattle 4, Wash.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Notice Of Final Hearing in the Probate Court for the Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth Division. Alaska. Probate No. 1643. No tice Is hereby given that the undersigned Administrative with the Will Annexed of the ESTATE OF JAMES HECTOR Mo LEAN. Deceased. has filed her final ac- count and report herein, including her petition for order settling acount,, and 24th day of August, 1856. at the court room of said Court. at Fairbanks. Alaska. as the time and place for hearing and settling said account of said Administra- trix. All persons having objections there to should file same in writing or appear in said Court at said time.
 FLORENCE NJ RIVERS.
 Administrative with the Will
 Annexed.
 RALPH J RIVERS.
 Attorney for Administratrix First Pub: June 21. fe56 Last Pub. July i2, 1856.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
pr. M. Moore
 Speaks Before Baptist Group

Dr. Merrill D Moore, associate secretary and director of promotion of the Southern Baptist Convention executive committee. spoke Thurs day and Friday at the First Baptist Church. 805 Sixth avenue
 Dr. Moore, who was in Fairbanks last week on an official visitation to the local church. is furthering the stewardship program of over 8.500,- 900 Baptists. He promotes the pro- gram of missionary work in the church, and has. enlarged the churchs finance program.
 Dr. Moore had wide and inter- esting background in educational pastorate work before assuming his present post in 1948. He has been the pastor of churches in Selma. Alabama, Newport. Tennessee. and Nashville, Tennessee, as well as president of the Tennessee College for Women.
 His missionary work has inelud- ed experience in South America and Cuba He plans to launch similar program in the Orient next sum- mer
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
HUBERS IN ANCHORAGE FOR CONVENTION; TOUR SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA

MT. and Mrs. Russell Huber re- turned home Saturday via the high way after a brief trip to Juneau. They visited in the capital city with his son, Don. who is an engineer with the s. S. Mullen Construction company.
 The Hubers went on to Anchorage last week end for the American Legion conference. and will spend some time touring the Kenai pen insula before returning to their home on College Road.
 Huber is a mechanical drawing, student learner. and metal shop in- struetor in the Fairbanks high school.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
NENANA COUPLE ARE PARENTS OF THIRD CHILD

MT. and Mrs. Lewis Towne of Nenana became the parents of their third child, a daughter. Mary Shan non. born in St. Joseph's hospital on Sunday at TAG pm. and weigh ing 8 lbs. os.
 The couple have another daugh- ter, Clara, 3lz, and a son. Rolf. 2. Towne is chief engineer on the ship Panama for the Yutana Barge company at Nenana
 Maternal uncle is Steve Pederson of Solomon.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
LUNDSFORD DICKSON WELCOMED BY TRICKS FAMILY ON SUNDAY

Mir. and Mrs. Pat Tricks of 516 Moves are the proud parents of a son. Lundsford Dickson. born in St. Joseph's hospital on Sunday at 11:22 pm He weighed in at lbs. ozs.
 The couples older children are Carol. g; David. T; and John, IF. Tricks is employed as a salesman for Singer Sewing Machine com pany Mrs Tricks is part-tirne em- pIoyee of Taylor and Taylor att torneys. She is scheduled to take her bar examination sometime in October.
 Maternal aunt and uncle are Mir. and Mrs Gerald Shearer. Shearer is an engineer for Municipal Utiii- ties system Another uncle. Brad Shearer. is employed by the News Miner.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
MAAKESTAD EN ROUTE
 HOME FROM CONFERENCE

The Rev. John L. Maakestad, former pastor of the Fairbanks Evangelical Lutheran church. passed through Fairbanks last week en route to his home in Shismaref.
 Rev Maakestad. who had been attending the church's international convention in Minneapolis for the past several weeks. is pastor of the Lutheran Mission station in the vil- lage.
 Maakestad's family stayed with Miss Bertha Stedje in Teller during his absence.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Shrine Picnic,
 Barbecue To Be Held On Sunday

Serving will start at I2 o'clock noon Sunday and continue through out the afternoon at the Shrinersi annual barbecue and picnic, to be held at the Shrine picnic grounds at Harding lake.
 Grover McCarty. chief chef for the event, will be serving a menu of barbecued beef, salads. and beans to over over 500 persons expected to turn out for the event Ice cream and soft drinks will also be on hand. A special entertainment program has been lined up for the kids. and sports events for all age groups will highlight the afternoons activity.
 Committees for the event include: Bill .Bevington, Bill Green, Oscar Bredlie. Bill Boyle, and Vic Pat tinson, barbecue; Dick Denver, AL den Wilbus, Andy Edge, and Denny Breaid, food; Ed Kendall, Cesar, Roy Powers, and Bill Pearson, re- treatments; Dale Robinson and other members of the drill team, sports: Marvin Watts, transporta- ton; Ed Sanders, grounds, Maurice Johnson and John Contento. collec- tions, and Dr. Merrill Forest, ad- vertising.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
SECOND SON BORN TO DOUGLAS FAMIilY

Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas of 1101 Sixth avenue welcomed the birth of their second son. David William, born in St. Joseph's hos pital on Sunday at 6:32 am and weighing 8 lbs 61a ozs. Their older son, Richard. is three.
 Douglas is employed as team ster Maternal grandfather is Leroy E. Cowles who is currently visiting the couple. He is employed at Cape Lisburne.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Richard Rasle To Return
 Saturday From Anchorage

Richard Ragle, director Of mi1i- tary branches for the University of Alaska, will return from Anchor age Saturday after spending a week there supervising registration for military classes at Elmendorf AFB.
 Ragle left for the southwestern Alaska city Sunday with Alaska Airlines.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Fairbanks To
 Nenana Marathon Slated For July 2l

Rules for the -Nenana Marathon to be held Saturday, July q. have been announced by Marty Gray, commodore of the Fairbanks Outboard association.
 Each of the six classes of boats entered will leave at l0-minute in- tervals with riverboats scheduled to leave at 9 am, pleasure boats at 9:10. B utilities at 920. 36 cubic inch at 9:30. D utilities at 9.46 and Unlimited boats at 10 ann
 Entry fees for each boat entered are i$10 and must be paid a week in advance. Boats must be at the starting point at least one hour be- fore the start of the race for inspec- ton and instructions. Only unlimit- eds will be permitted racing fuel.
 Starting point at Fairbanks will be the new Chena bridge and the finish line will be the old bridge The return trip to Fairbanks will be made in the same order.
 
 Riverboats and pleasure craft must carry driver and co-driver All drivers and passengers must be ii or over.
 Prizes in each of the six classes will be $100 for first place. SIS for second. and the third place winner will take home $50.
 The boat specifications are as fol- lows:
 At least 24 feet or longer with bow deck optional but not longer than 34 the length of the boat All boats must be powered by one stock out board up to Mark 5 Mercury or 50 Evinrude, which shall be attached to a lever action lift of individual choice
 Minimum overall weight of :. 1.250 pounds. including the weight of lift, motor. driver and eo-driver. Dead weight may be used
 All motors over 36 cubic inch will have 30 minute handicap. All pleasure runabouts must be at least II feet long. Every boat must be of a semi displacement type hull with q semi-V or round bottom Racing type fin and not trip chimes will not be acceptable.
 No boat shall be less than IA inch es deep from keel to gunwales. En- zines will not be allowed to run with quick silver units or other rac- ing lower units.
 Class D Or C utilities will con- form with APBA rules. as we'll as boats and motors in the Class B group. In the unlimited class any type boat may be used, any out board and fuel with no passenger required
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

Casper Ellengen. pioneer Circle district miner. visited Fairbanks early this week. planning to return to his home on DeadWood Creek yesterday He stopped at the Steel hotel while here
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

Walter Duffy. agent for the Uni versity of Alaska Extension Service. is in St. Josephss hospital recover ing from major surgery. His condi- ton is satisfactory. He resides at the PoIaris building.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

Leland Cloud of Mile 7tz on the Richardson highway is in St Jo- seph's hospital recovering from ma- jor surgery. Cloud is employed by Torgerson Brothers.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

A/1C Virgil K. Murray writes that he. is temporarily stationed in Lab rador. Murray left Fairbanks last year. He was with the Fairbanks Fire department.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

Walter sczudIo. Fairbanks attor- ney, left for the States via Pan American Tuesday or business. Schzudlo. who is manager of Fair view Manor. is associated with Col iins and Clasby here.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

Captain and Mrs. K. Loveland from the Naval station at Kodiak were in town this week end visit ing on brief vseation. They were registered at the Norda1e and left Monday morning.
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- BETHESDA
7t44 Wisconsin Ave.
PHONE: Oliver e.Tl0O
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MT. RAINIER
1926 Rhode Island Ave. End FL
PHONE: uNion A.S740
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cLARENpoN.ARLiNcToN
3i59 Wilson Blvd. 2nd Fl.
nAAME. n - L.-A R-AAYA
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WANTED. house trailer. or some
thing suitable for living quarters
for couple on farm; must be rea-
Sonable. HE. 4-2555: ewes. Ju. g.
SEE THE NEW Aft. FLORENCE
TRAILER; 2 bedrms.. fully equip.
S3,995 BELTsVILLE TRAILER
SALES. 1893 BALTIC. wash. blvd.
WANTED 70 BUY good used house
trailers; all cash. BELTSVILLE
TRAILER SALES. 1926 Balto.-
Wash, blvd, BeltsvilIe. Nd. -
REGAL, 1858, 27iz IT.: GOOD con-
dition. Includes dolly trailer hitch.
SI.300. XII 9-3.O5. ~
M" SYSTEM, 1s4?, 2s IT,. excel
lent condition No. ~, Temple
Trailer Village, Alexandra: rea-
sonabie. ov. 3-l24S, 80
Observation-Disclosures
1885 Nashua IS Complete. 3.1a5
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
Open 90 five days and 1876 Sun.
Closed Monday
White Plains Md. PHI: la Plata b6a2
4 mi north Of La Plata on Rte, 30l
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET Ia4s lis-ton chassis
and cab: excellent condition a
real buy at S;4a. LOGAN MOTOR
CO. III 18th st. NV. q
CHEVROLET 81 l-ton panel; GOOD
running cond; no money needed,
take over payments Of $40 month.
AP 1-9003 after 5 pm. -5
F0RDS-F-d ..-ton nats. ready to
$500 or best offers EV. 1897.
: ike new: 1896. FIVE t5i DOL
LARS DOWN. 81 bank Sc bal,
"a 5-9i97 sERvlcEMEN FL
Fo oRncER 70 r-soo dump: excellent YH
condition; all.steel: practically new
gain; $685.. LOGAN tFord). I'LL
FORD 1850 Vanette: EFT. body
With plumbers bins: mechanical
cond. good; $500. IA. 9-596S. so
GMC, 1850 s-ton van. when side
used for nat body stake; absolutely
hurry! LOGAN MOTOR CO, III
Al USED TRuCKs-Hi-value used
trucks, all models, makes and sizes
rs fSrE 9sS seIeSliSn 1sfo5f Ygn nng
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii 1-4300
1854 ia-ton panel;
fully equipped immaculate condi-
tion: runs and looks like new; S5a5.
LOGAN MOTOR CO., III 18th st
FORD SO ,a-ton pickup; brsnd-new.
heater. defroSter. oil filter. UNDER
coat. rear bumper. lieht blue
Sl.59s. S2a5 down. finance un-
paid balance throuRh local bank
Parkway 5-l9?". 80
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" N, Clarendon aud AisrsHdria Of.
fees io6ns are hunted 10 $500. Inter.
81 chsrf,s are 2ISfs Vaonihiy On M
hatd kalanefs.
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Ask about the vacation trailer be-
inR given away on April II Get
q tree entry blank from one Of
our statesmen.
AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC.
1901 Richmond Hwy. Alex. Va.
8 Nj. South OF Alex. on Rte. /
Telephone SO 5-61S9
Open 8 to Q Weekdays
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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ANGLIA s a e-dr,; sis ,I,;,, "s5 Anslia
SAT-; 81 No. 8 ISL HillP Ss Htl f9nT
ss47 IS Triumph road. ST 'as7,
and many others JACK PRY.
LID. IAN and p ats. NV.
AUSTIN HEALEY 100; new 1858,
incl. lie Mans models; many i'm
PROVEN ssorF new color s sS%H MG;i
AUTO, INC, est. 1917. ;th al
BUICK 1850; Al cond.; SIS dn..
will finance to resp. party; - 900
act. mi CIR 3-303l ewes. -
BUICK. 1884 special Riviera; r. and
b: dyns,, }-tone paint Wv,
s sTss o TO C ShSoss !THm s enR s
nancing. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
lIl0 Good Hope rd sc. LII. A.
17l7.
BUICK 80 Riviera .?-dr Special;
tutons Rrey and black. Very clean.
low mileage. S!.2aj; 6-month or
600u-mile warranty.
Northeast Motor Co. Ford
1870 BLADENsBURG RID. NE.
Ii I--oOV
BUICK 1855 Special Riviera; r. and
h.. dyna.. Wv. tires. !-tone paint
Driven only 1000 mi Can be
bought for only S",4ab. Bank A.
nancing. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
lti0 Good Hope I'd. sc. LII. A.
BUICK 1854 Roadmaster Riviera
sedan; r. and h., dyna, power
steering. power brakes. power win
COWS and power seats, 2-tone paint
Wv tires. Special for today. Fully
priced only 81 ,S95. Bank finsnc-
inR. CTHO WILLIAMS BUICK, l7lO
Good Hope I'd. sc, LU, 4-.li11.
BUICK 1858 Century Riviera; r
and and h; dyns: power stesrtns;
only S.O0G mi. full price. only
S2.69b, bank financing. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK, 1910 Good
Hope I'd. Sc, LIZ. -4-l1lT,
BUCKS - STANLEY H. HoRNER
INC. Downtt wn Buick Dealer, II II
18th. Convenient to all hotels
once buildings. real estate and a.
nancial districts Dl. T-3aDa
eoiors. HoRNER's CORNER. BUICK
Dealer, Fla, ave, ne at 9TH Ii.
BUicK 81 Roadmaster conv.; new
top, new &c: +. and h., etc; gray.
blue top; 1918. HE 4-60Ss -"
BUICK 1884 Riviera Roadmaster a.
DR., sed.: r, and h.. power brakes,
pow steerins, tinted glass Wv,
.ires expen seat covers; | owner;
o sSH :0 sSis ST. a. t' s s;Ts $50 o.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

wANTED--1",0OO to 10000 SO. II.
OF ground in the downtown ID, c.
area zoned for apartments. Prefer
r, % hui T u,,I cnp IAN t any ath eitas
near by Call Jimmy DIXON OF
JAMES L. DIXON 4 Co, ST s.
VIZ NEED MORE LOTS, acreage or
farms, in D. G or nearby Mary
land. KAY REALTY CO.. RIA. g.
notIn "A
BUILDER wants lots with GOOD sub
ordination. Sill. Sprn wheaton or
I-B3nl al
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

SILVER sPRING-Air-cond onices.
n III So f. or more 3.rr id to,, for
All outside, rms. c. ROBERT GRAY
e. CO. JU. $4,000. 30
RING BLDG, 1900 18th ST. NV
APPROX s,500-ft., lst-claSS. air
ccnd. once space: lower level: sf33
Scot %G As ~ 1857 q or uS an syr 'hTs ssse
Wall-to-vail csrpeting and drapes
aysn Phone MRS. ABERNETHY,
coo kENNEDY ST. N.w.--640.sa. =
II. Sround moor. apt bldg: once
or store. EARLY DAWN & CO.
CONVENIENT LOCATION for any
professional ONCE: modern. air cond
33l5 10th 81. NV. HO. 2-535s or
EN- 1850 to inspect ~
DOWNTOWN LOCATION 3 lge.
rms. and lavatory heat furnished;
Call ME- s-a52s between and
Ie II" W is.S sr. x.w.-Avsiia ala bic
March /: 4-room suite; slib. wired
for air conditioning. other offfces
at $50; studio ONCE, SO: GOOD
parking area. ST. 1-5530 -
fiiI RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
cation with parking available: rent
reasonable. MA. S-l5lO weekdays.
Wo d-l97s evenings and week
ends -
SHARE OFFICE Southern Bldg. SAB;
call ! to 3 pm. CHARLES S, MUIR
MA s-l5gb -3l
HYATTSvILLE--Offces avail, In
Professional Bids, corner BALTIC
ave. and Gallatin. Call ST. 3-S4s4.
---3l
9OI 18th ST. N.W.--3. 600 So. It,,
single room. $40 up. redccorated
huorescent iishts, NE. $3.50 I'll
lO24 10th ST. N.w.-Small once
BLDG ,! stories and basement
1890 park In rear Reasonable,
r. r. RUPERT ST. 3-S4Sf
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GARAGE

SGLE. MASONRY. overhead door.
S nW i FEB eaf '' ne. 5- ssii H so 70
TWO BRICK BLDGs.. lOxIs., 20
Il ablss Zach SO n.S on GS; ana s disop
PHELPS INC, Ma. $4,000. 80
1916 EUCLID ST. N.w.-slO month.
si0LER & CO.. RA. 1881. --30
1917 n ST. NM car. $40 mo.
SlGLER Il CO., RIA. 3-343l. 80
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT


sire nth ST. N.W.--1-story store:
full bsmt.. good SPOT for drug and
luncheonette. carry-out, barber
shop or small service business. II
STORE, 9th and p SIS. n.w.-"3l3x
30 it.. double windows. full base
ment. large sarage across from the
Hecht Co, busy trafic. excellent
for any business. Call NE. S-g52s
weekdays between 8 and 400. II
10 nth ST. S.W.-LRe. store good
for any type retail business. newly
dec. Very reaS. rent. RA. d-l10l.
RE. 7-aa5;I1. 30
Mr.. MARYLAND U.-Adelphi shop.
pins center. All uiils. plus air
conditioninR. Part now in use. Call
HA 2-3215. 8 to 6,
.30l SHERMAN AVE. Nw.-corner
store, $50,
1909 FLORIDA AVE. N.w.-Base-
ment store: SIS.
n. r. RUPERT ST. 3-S4Si
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DON'T PAY RENT

II you are interested in saving from
$500 to 5000 per year on your
rent bill come to our sales lot
and let Us show you how It can
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Listed below are only a few ofrthe
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AUToMo1ivE MISC.

1883 Ford VS. motor; fully COM
mission. 1000 miles; JU. S-404S
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TRAILERs tcsn..l
FURNITURE

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BILE HOME, 4 mi north OF LAUREL
on U. 6. Rte. /. PA. 5-I922. Open
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FARMS

WANTED TO RENT with option TO
buy farm, Montgomery County: 20
mi. D. c.. close 20 schools, value
aLprox. $4,000. Ewes, RE. 7-3is4
80
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ALEXANDRIA

11H1JAA4 IA AIJ1II
ONE-STORY BUILDINGS
4 900, 10000. 20. 900. 0,O00 50. It
immed possession. RI siding, tail
sate loading and ample parking
Mr.. PARzOW with GREENWOOD
INC ewes, IA. g-600j. once Elk
3-,iIE} II
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LOTS FOR CoLORED-vERY r.a-
Sonable. on Defense hwy, In Lin
coin. Easy terms, AP. 1881. M
LEO STORCH
ATTENTION--Bea
lots for colored. streets sraded,
water approved. VIII subordinate
TO builders. AP. i-3l31, M. LEO
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE IN mod
ir-cond. suite: excel downtown
loration Telephone answering SeTy-
ice available ST 3.54.G
nth AND EYE E.W.--Desk space
IN modern bldg: telephone snSver-
ina. mail and receptionist service
available MA G-4BSu, II
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AVIATION

ERCoUPE-s5 hp. new fabric
bubble windshield. airline throttle
metal prop. S1.496. He. 4-6a35
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AUTOS g TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

FORD F-s tractor and trailer. also
mats. Call EV 4-9257. -3l