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should be pursued diligently to
prevent further air pollution in
the metropolitan areas. The pas
sage of Proposition No. will
allow the city to eradicate pollu-
ton from the Lake and Sound and
render our unexcelled beaches
free from any possible danger of
disease.
"A more satisfactory solution
to many of our more acute prob
lens. and one upon which I am
working, may be accomplished by
the formation of a metropolitan
board composed of representatives
from the city's surrounding area
along with those of the city itself.
This would include area-wide
transportation problems, as well
as planning and pollution control.
Seattle should continue it's
fight for home rule, as now it is
hampered in many ways by being
unable to take steps for its own
progress without permission of the
State Legislature. A city of more
than half-a-million people should
DE allowed latitude in carving out
its own destiny. This should be
achieved by further home rule
legislation at the next session of
the State Legislature"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01

NJ. B. Mike" Mitchell yesterday.
The performance of these duties
will not be glamorous, but they
will be the most important task
that councilmen will have to face.
The Council must see that the
citizens receive the services needed
in great city like ours, but they
must also preserve a balanced
budget and keep the city colvent.
MY own past experience" con-
tinued Mitchell both as independ-
ent businessman, as a member of
the City Council and as pres
ident of the Council. believe gives
me background to help strive for
these broad goals.
There are also concrete prob
lens before the Council, the solu-
ton of which I am striving to ac-
celerate. These include the allevi-
alton of traffic problems through
refining the operation of one-way
streets and the rushing of building
the proposed bridges, grade sep
arations, viaducts, and street
widenings voted by the people in
the recent $4,000, 900 bond issue.
Work has already started and
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ord" Pomeroy said. THE people
of Seattle should be proud of this
record because they helped make
it,"
The Mayor pointed ont that
this administration contained the
greatest city-wide representation
in Seattle's history.
We have appointed almost A.
900 citizens to policy making
boards and commissions" Pomer-
oy said. Never before have so
many people participated in mu-
nicipal affairs. Our administra-
ton has really been a government
of all the people"
Pomeroy pointed out that he
had been elected in 1852 on a
basis of a 10 point program of
action for Seattle. To-day we
have completed or made substan-
tial progress on all 10 points," he
said. I'm addition. Seattle has
been praised by the F.BI., the
Armed Services, Congress, and
many influential national maya
zinese for being one of the safest,
cleanest cities in America. Our
Juvenile Program, for instance,
has been called one of the ma
TONS finest by the Chicago Her.
aid American.
II hope the people of Seattle
will study this record in detail
because it is 4 fine record. I am
asking reelection to finish the
program of action which we have
started" Pomeroy concluded.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
Prices, Wages

COPENHAGEN - In a recent
speech at Ribe, Prime Minister H.
c. Hansen appealed to all organ
izations to show moderation with
reference to wages, prices and
profits. The rise in the price level
is something affecting all coun-
tries and cannot reduce our ability
to compete. All parties without
exception must keep national in
terests in view and do everything
to maintain and carry further
the improvements in the exchange
position which had been reached,
a responsibility on the part of in
dustry and labor which is not less
than that of Parliament and Gov
eminent.
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Sweden Signs Peace-Atom
Pact With U. S.; Cooperation
In Cancer Research

NEW YORK (ASNE) = An
agreement between the United
States and Sweden about coopera-
ton in the atoms-for-peace pro-
gram was signed recently in
Washington, DC. Sweden was
represented by Ambassador Erik
Bohemian and the United States
by Admiral Lewis L. Strauss,
chairman of the Atomic Energy
Commission, and Charles B. FL
brick, Assistant Secretary of State
for European Affairs. The pact
will make it possible for Swedish
nuclear-research institutions to
obtain information on atomic re-
actors and to borrow from the
Atomic Energy Commission suf-
ficient nuclear fuel, 1872 pounds,
to operate an experimental re-
actor. The United States has
signed similar bilateral agree
ments with more than twenty 9TH
er countries. They are regarded as
steps toward the development of
a free international market in this
field, in anticipation of the new
International atomic-power agen-
cy, about which negotiations have
been carried on in the United Ma
tons.
An agreement providing for CO.
peration in cancer research be-
tween Sweden and the United
States was signed in New York
recently by Professor Arne Tise-
Illus, former president of the
Swedish Anti-Cancer Society's Re-
search Council, and Mefford r.
Runyon, executive vice president
of the American Cancer Society.
The two organizations put up S10,-
600 each for an exchange of SCI
entists and students. Americans
will thus be enabled to study the
techniques of cancer research in
Sweden, and vice versa. Our So
ciety is gratified with the pros
pect that such an exchange pro-
gram will facilitate the gaining
by American scientists of valua-
BILE research experience" Mr.. Run
yon said, land we feel sure that
the United States will provide
similarly desirable experiences to
the Swedish scientists who come
here"
DR.. Tiselius had come to tn e
United States to receive the
Franklin Medal, one of the worlds
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
King Frederik Starts
The Jens Olsen
Astronomical Clock

COPENHAGEN Jens Olsen's
World Clock was started on Dec.
Is by King Frederik who thus set
in motion in special room in the
Copenhagen City Hall, the huge
instrument on which Jens Olsen,
matchmaker and amateur astron-
omer, had been working for q
years until his death in 1915, af-
ter which his work was completed
by others.
In honor of the inventor, the
King called Olsen's granddaught-
er, Bright Olsen, to his side and
placed her hand on the starting
button. Then he put his hand on
top of hers.
Originally budgeted at Kr. 1885,
900, it cost some Kr. 100000 to
complete this unique work which
shows the time and motions of
the universe. The smallest wheel
revolves in ten seconds, the larg-
est takes $4,000 years.
(The story when the clock near
ed completion, was told in an lie
Illustrated story in the Danish For
eign Office Journal, No. z, 1858.
some copies of which are still
available free from Danish Infor-
nation Office, 588 5th Ave,
New York SO, N.Y.
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foremost scientific awards, f r m
the Franklin Institute in Philadel-
phia, which at the same time OBJ
served the 25Oth anniversary of
the birth of Benjamin Franklin.
Now SO years old, DR.. Tiselius won
the 194S Nobel Prize in chemis-
try for his biochemical discover
les, primarily concerning the COM
pick nature of serum proteins. He
is president of the International
Chemistry Union.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
Allan Poneroy
For Mayor

With the March 18th election
less than a week away, Mayor
Allan Pomeroy's reelection drive
swung into the homestretch this
week.
II am asking reelection on the
basis of my administrators rec
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Campus Notes
Pacific Lutheran College
Parkland. Washington

For the second year in a row,
Stuart Gilbreath, Tacoma senior,
took first place in the all. school
oratorical contest held Feb. II.
Second place went to Ruth Heino,
Winlock; and Rodney Kastell, of
Window, Mimi, was third.
The seven teacher education Sc
niors who finished college at the
end of January have all been plac-
ed in teaching posts in the Taco
ma area.
DR.. Arnold ]. Hagen of the ed
ucation department has been ap-
pointed to the public relations
commission of the Washington
Education Association.
Don Sup Hou of Seoul. Korea
has enrolled for the second SEM
ester, bringing to three the num-
Der of Koreans now attending
PIC.
Pacific Lutheran College has
received a set of 81 books entitled
Great Books of the Western
World" from the Dominion Foun-
dalton. PICS library was one of
1900 in the nation selected from
thousands Of applicants for the
set.
The set contains 443 complete
works of "a authors, spanning
Western thought from Homer and
the Bible to the Goth century. 1t
totals $4,000 pages, comprising rs
million words. Editing the set re-
quired the work of 100 scholars
for eight years at a cost of two
million dollars.
The PIC basketball team is
currently enjoying a three-game
lead in the Evergreen Conference
basketball race. The Lutes, who
were co-champions last year. has
won II and lost 1 in league play,
and have a seasons record of 10
wins and 3 losses. In defense the
Lutherans lead the nations small
colleges with a ST. average.
The seven teacher education
majors who completed their COL
lege work at the end of the fall
semester were all placed in teach
ing positions in the Tacoma area
and began their work in February.
President S. C. Eastvold of PIC
attended the National Lutheran
Council convention in Minneapolis
February 6-10 as an official rep
resentative from the ELC.
DR.. H. L. Foss, president Of the
Pacific District (ELC), gave the
address and performed the rite of
dedication for the new 1920, 900
College Union building Sunday,
February 5.
DR.. Arnold J. Hagen, assistant
professor of education, has been
appointed to the public relations
committee of the Washington Ed
ucational Association.
A "Citizens Now" conference
for Explorer Scouts was held on
the campus Jan. 81 and %.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
Council President
Mike" Mitchell
Seeks Reelection

Biggest job facing the City
Council is to increase the efficien-
cy of public services and at the
same time keep the city solvent"
said president of the City Council
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01

A Trip By Ship
Is a Real Vacation
Travelwise vacationists take adj
vantage of the Thrift Season
when travel rates are lower and
accommodations uncrOwded.
For rest and relaxation
good cOmpanionship friendly
service the finest food,
travel with the Swedish Ame-
rican Line.
BOOK YOUR PASSAGE NOW
ON THESE SAILINGS:
From New York
STOCKHOLM .......... MAR. Ia
STOCKHOLM APRIL II
kUNCSHOlM 5000. AUG. 3
STOCKHOLM AUG. 10
KUNcsHoLM ..........A AUG. 70
STOCKHOLM ........... SEPT. ~
Minimum Rates:
M. S. STOCKHOLM
First Class ........-........-.......$27O
Tourist Class ...............$19S
NJ. S. KUNGSHOLM
HhSt NldSS 1880
Tourist Glass ............... S2O5
For travel information ana reser.
vations, see your nearest Travel
Agent, or
Swedish American Line
1886 Stuart Bldg.
Seattle l. Washington
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ONLY $3.50

0xNh4 PO,ScV
Wetl-built, 3-bedrm. house; M;
nice yard and earden SPACE. OWNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-24

COUNTRY CLUE HILLS tArlington)
Luxurious, custom-huilt rambler.
finer than the finest Fifth avenue
penthouse. Nestled among many
towering trees in q neishborhood
Of many more expensive homes. re-
fiecting all the character and charm
= anyone could possibly want. Ora
cious reception hall. 30-foot living
room, formal dining room. huge,
super de luxe dream kitchen, plus
4 terifiic-size bedrooms, "a baths,
DAYLIGHT clubroom that will be the
center Of all family activity, plus
oversize two-ear garage and huge
screened enclosed summer porch.
slate roof. Only S37,95 We urge
your prompt inspection. CAL ia. D.
266l for appointment. THOS. j.
FISHER & CO.
FAIRFAX, $1,000 dn.-3 bedrooms,
den. finished rec: rm:. fenced I'd.
with trees. FAIRFAX REALTY, CIR.
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NORTH ARLINGTON - SPLIT
LEVEL: S23.e50. Brick center-hall
plan, 3 bedrms,, IN baths. de luxe
kit, built-tn bkfst. booth. I'm. rec,
rm., garage very are at this
price. Your appointment by calling
ia. 10000. REAL ESTATE sERv.
Lee htghwayt IA
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FALLS CHURCH AREA--Another
real value for GI available IN J.
bedrm.. Ia-6ath. brick-and-red-
wood contemporary. s4-ft. ~. I'm
nm and carport. This home is on
a large lot and conveniently located
to elementary school. shopping and
bus. Priced at olny ST.. 800. ASK
for Mrs. Leone. IA, 5-6S00. or ia.
4-16Ia. ewes. SHANNON " LUCHS'
o0kS Wilson blvd --30
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FALLS CHURCH-Briek rambler;
finished recreation room: carport;
trees. shrubbery, fenced. corner lot:
aluminium combination windows:
S2O,95O; 5000 cash to veterans.
PoMPONIo REALTY. IA. 7-686O.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA, in wooded
community: modern redwood ram
bier with carport: many lge. win
dovs: brick-wau fireplace: sep. din.
area viewing terraced garden
through lie. picture window; 2
double closets In each bedrm..
ground level entr. to full bsmt.:
workshop partitioned from rec; rm,
BY knotty-pine paneline. 90xl20
fenced lot. Flex. terms with little
money down. assume Ice;
agents. JE. 4-2500. -26
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

8 ACRES, 100. 900 50. II. comml. on
4-lane Va. hwy, l6 mi, D. c.; real
estate and profitable business. $751;
lst DEED or TRUST, s4s,0O0. int,
4es, secured BY prime comml, prop
erty, due within 5 yrs. win sell at
discount that will yield total Of
9ee on purchase price. PRINCIPALS
BRICK tt 'BuiLbiSG. lust OF K st.
between 14th and 18th ST. NV
Cafe on ground floor well leased
Upper floor suitable for Union or
lodge hall and .ofiees Priced at
value Of ground alone. Showing
good net Yield. Call George Hull
with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.; ST,
49, S NET RETURN on investment.
3 two-family apis, rented to COL
ored. $50 mo-. tenants pay own gas,
LoU1s RIREssLER, tn. a-ssaaS'
) E.FAx,Mgf IsSsfs RrcK-s1. 800 income
per year from fine colored tenants
who nay all utils., incl heat. Ideal
to live In one 5:rm. apt, and have
tenant, Day for house. VIII accept
$500 down payment or trade, Dl
Arr. aIDG.--Rents for SIS month;
1876 ID ct, Sc, In restoration area;
Ss,hO0 CHARLES l.. RANIsIER
INVESTMENT CO.. IA t-e447.
-2o
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

-. - - : -, =
6ss ACkks, plus 2 coy nome e WIN
expsns. attic. full bsmt.:: walk 70
Old Dom. Or. bus. new Chestsrnn l1na.
sScsi. teri terms sA0s See Il By calling
KEITH D. BRUMBACK. ia. 2-S027'
IA. 2-5S73; 8 till 3.
SI6,860. and assume sI1.6O0 4%
Is Isl trust I with no ,,! payments o.
SS0 fiown nsvment-Modern ram
bier on lovely tree-shaded lot:
charmins iiy. rm, with firepl. wall.
picture windows and indirect light
inr lse. din area, fully equipped
Xii. Incl. disposal and auto. washer;
are spaee. MiIitary FILA and GI
eontraets accepted. yaeant,-imms-
THE pA ySisYsi CO. jA 5-ssss: once
omen q iii o
s.aa nouv., .,,a.a ,.,.,.ns a.,
9iVv DOWN 70 aualiaen Fetst ~ w
ms pfac.icaiiy nmeW ,.2 -peS I'M, \,
Soioplai center-nsn sn;, VIZ
iuii osmt. ena eafp9MIIs' ExSensIs ~ ~,
A an no toTauoh' % appippxEsTrsr ~,
HOMES nss. REHLTY. ~.
lovely 2.bedrm brick home d N s,9se.
N Arilngtoni immacuiaM s1nui, ~,
sasI hlnt w r,i ,nn Sp ~ Si5 80
I Jul, p ISM NV aRpt foy ia aStl cal
"a; 2ss4o0. BETTER HOMES
p n ~ TIME oFrRRRD-fovely
cape Coo on loseiy Woo1eo iv.' Will
. peorms; SEP; GIN: tm;i ny ~. ~ ~.
with nIepl;, iull osms. Al Wls iet
w; 900; 1 81 spp Essrs G Sr "a o.
g4oo: BEI-TEh HOMES KEAil l.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Cape Cod;
2 large bedrms.. separate din. rm 4
fireplace. screened porch. .garage:
corner lot. cow. school. SHOPPING
center. II, .rsnsg; tc ?. c a,;;os ia.2sS9s
Near Russell rd':' ) twin sized bed
baths, pretty living room. separate
dining room and the very rare
large modern kitchen with. table
space: full, basement: convenient 20
the pentasenn, 81 y A ssns;r. and aa q.
BIS REAL ESTATE sTSi CORP Ki
axIzzxSo.@opEIroHrruLLY CHARM
ING RAMBLER. located on beaut;
corner lot. 8 lovely bedrms.. carport
and rear patio; AssnTpsce yl ,aT Srsv io a.
ssa t5s. A. 4 vs sMEr aoq H. Ssg-ssssSs,
"a CLUB-b- bedroom. 3-bath ram
hier IN new house condition., nice
g99dsS lot n A.. One nsifphRsfSlEf nfPs;
j ~ s soosSaesIi s sas.l. Il. s-sa5 5ea''
ARL.--Heip and . house by looking
t,me and Gas. ia. f-s3b0.. Pr
ARLiNGTON--b new brick duplexes,
eIaborately finished. sG7.95Q each
70 reach: on Lee hwy. on 2lst r.
North; ,r, Just IN s s'sssa cnerr rvs
ARLINGTON close ing large bed
rms, separate din. rm., oil h.-w.h.
iiv. rm. with fireplace many
extras. Dir out Lee hwy. 7i10
mile. right on N Court House "a
10 2i37. Price. S14.950. ia. s-4gss.
ARI. N.-see this attractive oeor-
eiose-ir cow neighborhood Of In
dividual homes w/firepl. In spacious
Iii, full bsmt. with M-bath: brick
rarase: level lot with trees; yacant;
move right I'M Only S17.2@ 81
PDI sEUMs sis I b a. ea!a!asss a khi jh
xIs aSsSs;r 3 ~ ssEsr Buy.Brand,,
new quality brick rambler priced
in the low, low eos with. $50. COO
features; having one Of the most
roreeous dream kitchens imagin-
al. y, . a' i K sysIy .G dnns
room and 8 twfn-sise bedroomsi
wsikins distance q 81 a,t The ii, ,,aT
facilities. Call IA. 5-266l. THos'
cIARHNipoN - HOME PLUS IN.
COME-Brand-new. luxury built
duplex. Incorporating the nnsS.
consists OF 24-foot living room.
full dining room; modern, de . iIIn,
tile bath. stairway to attic. FllI
basement that may be finished on
into q third unit, This San't t POI,
Aiti steal. cal ia. 5-2661. THos
~. FISHER a CO.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PVT. PARTY wants hrk.. stone home.
aht. s25.000; 4 bedrms. plus den
on ise. lot in Mont. CITY. Prefer old
Eng. or other distinctive style, Box
1867. Franklin Sta. Wash. A. p c.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY wishes 10 buy
house in vicinity Am. Univ. Park
NV. requiring no down payment
brice. eos, Box 1907. Sta. s6s
you DON'T HAVE TO LIST, We VIII
buy your home for all cash white
or coloredl brick or frame. IVA.
Nd. or D. c., Also purchase GROUND.
apts. and commercial property. No
Commission, free appraisal. Our
tenth year having purchased over oyer
J JOSEPH k1NSsskY, Rsaltof. 81 s.
1911; ewes, OIL. z.5674, "a
CASE CAsH-To HOME OWNERS.
d. c. homes only MU6H1NSKY
RIA. 8-6aI2, Ma. s-0s2T. "a
will PAY TOP D0LLAR for houses.
b c or nearby Nd ST. $500,
or ewes. ia 2-a225;
VIZ PAY CASH for houses - Top
prices quick settlements. CAPITAL
CITY INVEST CORP. ST 3-6344
MODERN. clean. q or bedrm
Co location Have subst cash MRS
COX. LII 2-6136 or ST 3-736S
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ULTRAMODERN!

center-hail. beamed ceiling RA-
pfANT-HEAT brick rambler, emboey-
ing such deiightful features as hv.
rnl. to the rear for privacy ana view
out picture windows: decorator brick
irepl, wall: pass-through from DE
LUXE KITCHEN 10 dining aleoye;
- lovely bedrooms, STORAGE walls
mort. An outstanding contemporary,
tastefuilY decorated. on large lot,
NEARLY $4,000 FILA LOAN CAN
BE ASSUMED See this A. once
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Ia r.RIAl
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AIR-COND. RAMBLER
$15,950

Owner selling 2-year-old.
custom built home; near Po-
tomac and OccoQunn Creek,
i, mi. Shirley hwy. and Rte.
i. 90 min. from Alex. 10
from ouantico, 10 from Fl.
BeIvoir, Is from D. c; House
Is on la-acre lot with pin
oak, locust, apple and dog
wood trees; 3 large bedrms-.
sliding door closets. ceramic
Tie bath with laundry chute:
kitchen has fcrmica counter
tops. double sink. knotty-pine
cabinets. broom closet. dc
luxe GE stove and 1l.2-eu.-
n. reffr., vinyl tile moor,
breakfast area: liv. rn.. tx
81; picture window. Engltsh-
style bsmt, with tiled floor.
semifinlshed laundry room,
bedrm.. bath, rec. room, nrs-
place, 5O-gaI. hot-wster tank;
laundry tubs: . extra hatu
closets: attic storage space:
aluminium Venetian blinds,
storm windows and doors.
VA approved. $3.50 down.
Edsewater 0-6939.
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AI.EX-NEW. SMART

ALEA. Nc w OANAfAAtA
Direct from builder. this home OF
distinction win please the most dis
eliminating large liv, rm. with nre-
place, separate formal din. rm:,
beautifully equipped kit. with birch
cabinets and ample eating space, <
i,ice-sized bedrms. and tiled bath.
The and n. has 2 huge bedrms, and
tiled bath. spacious closets; full dry
bsnlt., garage and large screened
porch. large lot; only SHS,9bo,
Terms. -,
Town 81 Country Builders
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

NEAR KENILwoRTH INTER-
ground: zoned light Industrial Call
WILLIAM REID. Ju. 5-7525 or
RoCKViLLs PIKE. near p. ]. Nee's
new furniture store-SeSefai out
standing light industrial tracts. all
Tor sale Or lease at very reasonable
prices. VIII build for qualified
tenants. Separate parcels from
10000 so. It. up to 100000 So II,
See your broker. or DERMoT NEE.
OIL. 7-p500
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Lyon
VILLAGE

MADE TO ORDER for the family
lookins for Q really comfortable brk.
home. handily located within walk
ing distance TO- everything and only
. full-tile baths, frepl. in spacious
iiv. rm.. separate huge din. rn.,
fully equipped kitchen with oinette
space; full basement With recrea jon
room; side screened porch, detached
brick garage; lots Of extras and flne
features, Including comfortable hot
water heat, cedar LINED closets. storm
4 Big. level, shaded lot. in one Of
N. Arlington's best residential sec,
tions. Price, x2l .45U. conventional
or CT terms acceptable.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
N RnnhnInh At aIehe. ia. r.a2O0
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

3-R0OM SUITE available on Georgia
ave. in Silver Spring; SIS mo. Call
JU. S-l40a.
SUITE. LIST FL.--Ayail March /.
3 l5s rms. wired for air eondi;
1917 Eth NV. ST. $3.50. -27
23f2 NJ ST. NV. Air -cond. off1cesi
rms. on End floor; 3 rms. on 3rd
floor. Reas. rent. Cali Ma, s-6554.
ESTABLISHED AND COMPLETELY
furnished real estate once on Will
month. IA. 5-e540. XII. $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL REDEc. BsMT.. for q.
ss s 9r any a 95asr T SHs g gfNs adsqs
g nc chiilu aoY I'd. Hyatfsviiie. Nd.
OFFICES WITH sTAFF-Luxurious-
ly furnished suites: large executive
once. reception room. ReceDtionist,
switchboard service, private secre-
taries Once manager TO relieve you
OF all details. provide any auxiliary
sss an s afFs once HG COST is' xscd I'VE
SUITES. INC. i02s Conn. ave.
5-RooM SUITE, air conditioned.
FURNISHED new oq ni9s s. lsss +.
E RiH9S 8 Sf G9 ri 2ifTioo no SIN.
LEASE choice arm. once suite and
recep, rm.; 500 50. IT; air-cond !:
21s-yr. lease: ideal loc,: vic. Of L
st and Vermont ave. NV. IN
speetisn By sppt. car NE: s-s si,,4:
400-Furn. or unfurn. Tm. in real
estate AND law ONCE. DI, 7-6b0l'
orr CONN. AVE, whole floor or
part. Across from Mayflower. Air
conditioned. Call Mr.. Newell with
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO. 81, 81
4 OFFICES. entire End aoor, 61o
FISHER, 6ls SIN st. NV. 90
OLNEY, MD.--4-Tm. apt aud ONCE.
living quarters. JOHN BURDoFT,
call Evergreen 1886. 1918 Coles
s TiIls IS OFFICE with adj.
apt. or Just apt; nr. bus station;
Key at 1919 New York ave. 20
Arr CONDITIONED SIS 50. #:
attractive. paneling, soundproof
ceiling; large front ONCE. pvt.
office, 439 So It. storage space;
downtown location. Available i'm
medistelyyoo HARRISON & ADAMS sss
1 "a; And Mp K SITS. NV lse. - rms.
ample storage room, parking space:
500 month, HARRISON g. ADAMS,
Ma, S-S30S. -26
GOOD Sc. LOCATION
Ideal for small construction or pro-
fessional once; 315 so. II. OF air
space; reasonable rent.
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