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STOP GROUSING!
By Ruth Taylor

touches us. Few people are willing
to give up their privileges. They feel
that the sacrifices should be made en-
tirely by the other fellow and they
waste their time and clutter up other
peoples work by their complaining.
We're all guilty in some respects.
But while we are quibbling, let us
consider what would be the case were
our enemies i'm the saddle. They do
not rule by ballot - they occupy by
force. They do not levy taxes-they
appropriate all possessions. They do
not debate, argue, persuade people to
cooperate-they terrorize, torture and
prosecute all those who disagree with
them.
They do not respect the rights of
others. They negate old privileges
and deny the rights of the individual
even to his own thoughts. They do
not respect tn e religious beliefs of
any, but build gods in their own like
ness before whom they make their
slaves bow down and worship.
How can we resent h e little we
have to give up, when we consider
what we would have lost? It's time
to stop complaining and get into the
greatest show of all times if we want
the enemy prevented from stringing
this war along to a stalemate. If
were going to be in it, let's be with
1t. For if we don't, then all privileges
Will go, and We'll be letting the enc
my win the war at home, while our
soldiers are licking him abroad.
Kipling phrased it thus:
ut amt the guns nor armament.
nor the funds that they can pay,
But the close cooperation that makes
them win the day.
1t amt the individual nor the army
as whole,
But the everlasting teamwork of
every blooming soul"
| Stop grousing!
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-03-31

little bit in this great crisis counts
and we as a group, want W shoulder
our part in this all out effortSt0 buy
bonds.
Some of our lodges may not be In
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position to buy large amount, bat let
it be remembered that when all Of rs
Some Of our sons, husbands and
sweet hearts are giving their lives for
this. our country, and as b a been
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-03-31

said, "If th"v are giving their lives
Quite few of our presidents have
already purchased bonds through the
office and we are looking for Other
o do the same thing.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-03-31

To the officers and members VI the
Holbrook Benevolent Association q
general We are urging each presi-
dsnt 70 zee to it that your lodge does
its ahare in buying war bonds. Each
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-03-31

buy our small amounts, together, k
will count up.
we should be willing to lend our dimes
and donaEs."
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-03-31

~. B. AS URGED TO BU. BONDS
to Buy u q. War bonds
Ge@eral Officers Urge All II. B. AS
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27

MopIe finish frame. Remov-
ob e, reversible cushions.
Selection of patterns and
coIors. A truly fine gift for
the home.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL D-40 tractor. 22-ft ::
Mack nat trailer, s.225x20 tires all around,
Westinghouse ingh airbrakes. BILL DE LONG
DUMP TRUCKs. Chevrolet. 1871, with
2-speed rears. 32x6.10 ply tires, 2Ea;yd
S $ %oHoR CO. s:9
diamond bndI T. 1898 with left, moving van s,
sseToN lowB Fl TRAILER TRAILER. with Brock,
way way s Eaetor ls,ipch wheel lob Can be
INTERNATIONAL PICK Up 1910, "a ton
een w Sates ske p tres rear low
c CHI las l0ns vheelssse, ehassi;
H H9sfE fs'lias VIZ !Sd
actual miles; priced under ceiling LUS-
TINE-NICHoLSON, Hyattsville, Md WA
TRUCKS FOR sALE-pickups, 1910 Hud.
son, low mileage, $3.50; loft, stake IA
'as hsss aHd s ssss CONDITION 6n D
excellent buy. See MR. KATE, 5oI3
e'aHEvs LIZ n is41 II .i "no truck MR.
CURLES, 2O33 Nichols ave Sc
ARMY surplus trucks for sale: Low mile
age. good tires, at or below ceiling prices:
1871 International Eft. stake.
la4 Dodge pickup.
1912 Ford smithco dump, 3-,ard body.
lai Diamond T. IF stake.
lH4l Diamond r. l2-ft chassis and cab
1910 Dodge pickup.
1871 International dump, 3-yd. body
1886 REQ dump, 3-yd body
l941 Dodge command and reconnaissance
an excellent farm or service truck
l941 Dodge 74-ton panel.
FRED MOTOR CO, 5Ol3 Ga. ave, NV
ia. 2aO0
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CAPITOL CADILLAC co; needs used cars
Of all makes ans models. We Will pay
o op ssh DF psore B Eon se your TO ps for
NV, Ma $500, Closed SATURDAYS and
SETTING SETTING YOUR CAR. We need replace
'sf If es Is 5F oRaE sae
sfe Us before s9 You sell poHAsK "a fSS
Is Eok yotk 9s!Ef3 es
sFf Millions Ph s2a ana aan tl n $500
Blank. saws: I'VE arc ureentlv in need Of +
$50 o" on pta AR SS6f poST r Ao cps
.,Washlne tens Largest Pontiac Dealer"
h lt# sSni p st ax Bucks o. apv other
cash caIii me for appotnsmen5, Re 5e' =
suvd EN- cr HSsS o ME t9YN and IS
sERvIcGMA Se' WANTS ia4l or 1912
p n Bui S5ss or oldsmobie. VIII pay
NASH Nash CARS CAR w WANrED-1ss7 to 1912
We will pay ceiling price if cars condition
or fhetk " w AIG Shf SAKE ske N
We WEI PAY TOR CASE Prices for late model
Sifs NJ paSni At M 44 asro5 HS
MI Paul Jones will gladly cal at t'y YOUR Sr
home and make you the best cash ofier for
your car. OURlSMAE-MANDELL Chew
H st. ne
BUCKS. Chevrolets, Fords Pontiacs or
an any make Of car that has had good care
ceiling price. ST HAWKINS, 1899 i4tb
s.. NV. Dupont 4455
BUICK, Chevrolet. Ford. Packard or any
make car that has had good care urgently
needed. To get the full ceiling price in
cash bring your car to LOVING MOTORS
BUICK WANTED. We viii pay the l,m,,
Any moLel, any yeal. All cash No checks.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, 1929 Rhode
Island ave. ne. North s31s.
CHEVROLETS, 1880. 1910. 1e41. Will pay
top cash prices. BROWN PONTIAC. NC,
CH. 400.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

downtown. facing the courthouse. near
'he new Municipal BUILDING. Isl com.
2oTe, cost. D. area, 5-stcry brick. with
large rooms: suitable ior law onces
II make quick sale, SIS 600. Eve, or
nGSf /, T GRAvATTE, 30 18th st,
or H ST, N.E.-store and complete apart, It,
BUSINESS se 9!E e. p nc and terms
abe a. Gail Sqnday TR Ivs szsa; weekdays
FiREPRooF i-sTORY BLDG. for sale.
over 1000 So it., in excellent downtown
story # desired, wide alley in rear: i'm
INDUSTRIAL SITE. ne. corner, nth and
Franklin SITS. ne. 124x125 it., 15,500
50; IT.; desirable white section, close in;
p TITsT pF fsvestme 5oo ndf F RE
GENERAL MERcHANpisE-LaTse store
electricity, all-modern, ! u a. ground, cor
ner property, full stock of eeneral mer-
handSe largs valk7 meat cooler large
doins around sioo, 900 zoos business d a year; in
good location; W E. HARDEsTY, Upper
y ds2 sund bhone Marlboro S. Open
fRoPERIf Western city on long Lease
ppI;99pp2 m i Box sa3-s, Star ,.
seslrable lots; zoned for industry. VIM, F.
So 1855 BLxpf GssFSi aY III N FL
for arst, commercial and for row houses;
Z " HUNTER Rns1: va Va s 8 IT, MAKE 09ef'
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Births Reported

] Waddy and Billie Bullion, boy.
EDWARD and b bbie Gushing, girl
Francis and Vivian L aCruZ. boy.
Frederic and Barbara Day. boy
Bernard and Mildred Dovnes boy
Lawrence and Elizabeth Drseger. girl
Harold and Pauline Duier boy.
Russell and Marion Dyer. boy.
Frank and Mary Ellsworth, boy.
Matthew and MoilIe Calm, girl,
Jack and Erna Goldstein, girl.
Paul and Betty Grelner. girl
Hiram and Margaret Hodges, girl.
Guy and Marsaret Hunt. boy.
Arthur and Esther King, boy
Edgar and Melva KNIGHT, boy
Irving and Shirley Lehman. boy.
John and Patricia Marsh. boy.
s. Albert and Dorothy Mickler, boy.
James and Grace Mitchell! girl
Reginald and Leonora Montford, slr!
Glenn and Helen Neher, Doy.
Leon and Constance Paul, boy
BENJAMIN and Gertrude Prultt. CIR,
Merle and Louise Rogers, boy.
Roy and Elizabeth Ross gIrl
Bernard and Frances Seigman. boy.
Samuel and Marie Skinner, boy
Russell and Jessie Sweeney, elrl.
Lawrence and Emma Teller. glrl boy
WiIllam and Mary Theile boy
Leon and Kathryn Turnburke, boy.
one and Ersle Tyler boy.
John and Mildred Walter, girl.
Lamer and Marjorie WeIgner girl
CLARENCE and Anna Yohn, glrl
Samuel and Vivian Bennett, boy
Llewellyn and BernlCe CHM. boy
Walter and Gabrsel Ellis boy
Charles and Anna Glvers. boy.
Louis and Ma ole HI.l EiTl
William and Eliza beth ivory, slrl
John and Irene Jonrr CIR.
Ernest and Sadie Mitchell glIl
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS,

MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman 1874: side
car model. Just broken in, 1915 may be
seen at $500 3"nd st. NV. or call EN-
FOR FARM USE, sxo body, has stock
racks will carry , tons; good rubber
9,FG's ri Or ssfe $40 % Bonneville
Chief Harley Davidson 3s; Just rebuilt
MoToRCyCLE. 1899 Indian four. buddy
seat seat 1ood rubber Just overhaulcd, Call
IN NM an ,,'' 80 motorcycle. with accessories
GOOD tires, Motor recently overhauIed
MOTORCYCLE, 1888 Harley Davidson. "A.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. wheel. in excellent
TIRE RECAPPING. s-hour service. by ap-
pointment Leave your car 8 an. pick it
R py used
Ample parking facilities. PALDER 4.
HANNA, 4716 R. I. ave, Hyattsville, UN.
H sef 1fs ee"y od hrn snsf OK YORK oe ana
r MeMAHoN q Rvhs f eo
G3S3 = Gsorsis ave- GE. o100
INDIAN CHEF 1871 81 t 20 Harley 81. ten
IS and 20 Harley = police machines:
MoToRCYcLE SALES, aIl 9th st. NV.
MOTORCYCLE. Ha,ley-Davidson. for sale:
fs 9Sd f9nsIon IL reasonable &C. 54ss
leave car 9 am ready at 5: grade A rub
b Det , .9ar work; car PROTECTED under cover,
LU; 1884. Lu. 1877. Plenty Of Grade and
s &c! e. oss2. L. SAi 49, CO.. 1895 st
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HUNTERS PARADISE. Warrenton, Va
trees and game; S35 per acre for entire
RAIpB eRA1N f9 en- l 1885, OK clubhouse
~ ACRES of desirable building sites
north OF East-West hgwy, between Conn
and NG sh c I'll RI,fs5 r1 81 ss W"
~ ACRES on Lee hishway, LONG front,
aec, >l20 per acre: : mi. TO D c, good
bus service. J. L. C. WEST, Falls Church
q ACRES near E. Falls churchnLons
fTontaste on black top ROAD; ; 30 per
5Ff ACRES on cH5s2c sr- fdesfn for Dc
cATLEY REALyyY e, sH: =, Az : ~ .
neish6orhood OF estates, on direct bus
GEoRGE MAsoN GREEN fE f co ex s1""
CH Isis. Evenings CHI $3.50.
10 ACRES or hard surfaced road, within
puce. $4,000 GEORGE MASON GREEN
Il, ACRE SUBDIV1sioN' mostly wooded.
a mile from Fairfax Court House, offered
G GE faa Mason Tn GREFN CO. ! RsF H W
son blvd Arlmnston' Va CHI, 1888, eve
R,RGAiN ACREAGE-A real discovery.
ms on water and sewer available, only
~Soo per acre, so acre. Land NEARBY
dc =! 900 per acre soon Can MI IVES
oH4ES 5srH ; 81 ! '9o sunday
!ruil: } acres cleai balance wooded long
frontage IN gravel road near new Shirley
hewy,; 800. 10 acres. all WOODED, 500
.ect oo q G SHrsEC i0aa; no Improvements,
.5-aCRE wooded tract IN nearby NNelNIa
Ask o MIR fu9 wac Hos sG"S3 nIfq
co POSI- Wilson blvd, Gil. ;ii3i. Ewes"
SUBDIVISION ACREAGE IN nearby Viz
70 inspect call Mr.. BRUMBAcK, Chestnut
BUTT IN i;36-Tract OF 90 acres OF land
IN an historical section OF old Vlrslnia,
near U Route /, 8 miles from the
White House old mansion house in need
located or promontory with view of
Potomac River, price. so, 900 ,REALL
TURNER a GO MA. "SS3' ll"3 vermont
INVESTMENT, IA acres. overlook .ns Po-
lomac hrlIng on, Va directly tEonttnS
!odee, elec,rlclty hea. flrcplscss. plant.
MS, fine o'o rec. NE $40, CHI Ms!3 :
Ia A1EEAGt else arc : a td
terms >lot down miles out JOHN
BU2DOFT. Coesvllle, Nd Call Ashton
.'Nft
ACRE LOTS, hardwood trees. hard-st.rtace
70 10 property, - mile from Navy Bldg .
of Lee hlvo $500 cssy terms LYON
INC, CHI $40. eyes Summers Oh III
; ACRE TRACTS. 25o +. frontage or
Route 40 a ClaIkSburg, Monr Co Md :,
elcc telephone and bus a. property.
y 600 each tract: - per cent cash. bal.
) VI. Veterans inyeStlga'r CT Bill re-
gardlng liberal loans for building. OWNER
Il. Sol
NEAR COLESNILLE, ND.-l1n acres. AL
~ part can he subd vlded MO Ould mg
sit Boy 'l0S-S Star. -
mile Fat.faN Courthouse. terms. Falls
CHURCH 5 l2-W-l IH'
ehway. near Wa shins'on 81 500 WA
III. AtRtS, S5,nNo. right 10 snoGrnan
'oNu. about ) m y { ARLINGTON
REALTY co, "goi wilson blvd. Gil
100 ACRES. A.. MIR from Ia Plata only
s-,buu THIS land IS We'll WOODED. Wood
4ev lUlO.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Wser iee hol psca y Tee Tn s sr6s
Wa shinstons Fines, suhurbqn Develop
nsne bd Pr'f Id, At s2@2 below o bn m2rG
cs MF DEN " W. ed} G"c or vr HG' W 2,3
R BEAt rrf fiihe BinD MS LOT lag<.,, #
nam Stately fores; 'rccs, IN hlrh-cls s.
neishborhood OF buSl.nc clo.c IT. g 90.
c:m oT RAi 5e5r6 CRA a. Gu NV " OK "
p;1t,sd. owner. On -3>If
d6slrsbe s 6s none al" Tor ndu' Z WE
cARLI%, sII3 Gsoysis AZ 81 lai'
Do you hope 10 hu!.d your own home after
the wa? Then make the start by eot'lng
aside pic. IN beautiful Believe Forest
home can be crea ted. Natural surround
ngS. big wooded lots with soft fr0ntaee
w. Careful Gestr,c,tons. eood ne'shbors
Broad paved streets, concrcre cgr6s. city
water and sewer are already IN. Nc assess
Key Bridge. right on Lee hwy. to Military
I'd. at Cherrydac, right on Military rd 20
field Office Representa- ,!yes a. oofi1ce. sun
or csif GEoRGE N MASON GREEN CO. z 3
cf ~ G Wisoa blyd A NlH Va Ewes
between Mas. ave. extended and MacAr-
thur blvd. lot. 67xl3o, on Moh!csn I'd
yealfor 6lO9 Broad s. WI i@53
NEBRASKA AVE. n"ar Reno rd--About
ne rear about 5000 square feet very re-
,irab!c a. ;? cents per square foo AZ
for Mss Shoemaker. LOUIS p SHOE
BROAD BRANCH RID, Chevy Chase D c
Near Lafayette School, frontage a0out
q feet. area over 400" square feet I'M
proved with an old frame house. price.
? sHoEMAkFR I2i i ' 81 nv He IA ~
BURNT MILLS HILLS, Silver Sprlng area
About 80 acres IN a highly restricted
development: stream on the land Price,
S6 900 LOUIS SHOEMAKER l1lo X
ST. NV Ma 1856.
WE HAVE several most desirable building
sites in a hiehlv restricted subdivision for
sale from sl.5ou 10 one-acrc sites at
Homes in this Subdivision have sold ron
slS,oo0 to $4,000 Located n nearby
MdrTI"ho on zoe SrGN XIV pc ToNFs
+ CO NC
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OFFICES FOR REM.

OFFICE FOR RENT, or . rooms, fur
nlsh. or unturnlsh. also desk space. Gail
ME 5O5s
conn. AVE. Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Sulte
OF eNtra-larEe rooms, app. l,S00 SO IT.;
eie' ator 'annor service, fuorescent hight
rs rCne,:sn blinds Boy taS-k, Star.
COVE, 500 Eye ST NV.
DOCTORS SUITE in doctors Office BLDG
500 ToTth Glebe I'd, Arl- Va. CHI. 1914
BASEME>Tr NJ FOR RENT for business pur-
rose 100 srh st. nv, Republic 3aH2
TO SUBLET FOR & MONTHS. possibly
!once-. excellent space, $50 50. # central
loca.!on. furnished or unfurnished,,, with
- without phone service. EX. 3IIh.
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE, A,lantiC
Blog $50 st. NV. single rms, IS f. BY
g It s42; large open rms. 3s #. by 80
+ sls5. Monthly rentals, shown include
heat. water electricity. elevator service,
1aruor and char service. Newly reno
rsted, See Mr.. Fenner on premises Mon.
HON to pm, or contact MARK
WINKIER MANAGEMENT, RE. 5000, 1117
1925 EYE ST. N.w-Entire bids. Ad-
van;aeeou.ly ARRANGED, for doctor or den
tlsf Or Offices Available nov OH term,
lease. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAID (cort J

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (Cont.) 1.
COMMERCIAL industrial sround; D, c.
n. u Li Mii!s VA 11se5. a. OFFICES T.
C0NNEcTICuT AVENUE apartments. ex,
rooms. annual income, Sl26,o0o priced
at $500; 900; INSPECTION invited r. s.
li06 H ST. N.E.-store 4 rooms and
bath, cellar, gas heat; .Sl1 900, HALL g.
SILVER SPRING, near B. & o. station s
desirable lots; zoned for industry. VIM F.
CARLIN. Sl15 Georgia ave. SH. 1919
3-STORY corner brick building, adj Nc
Kinley High School, lunchroom and delica-
lessen on first floor Z rooms :, baths
above; long sStabltshed business; owner
illness REQUIRES sale of property business
and equipment: price S9n,50O. 81 500
ccash, balance on mortesgc See Mr.. Norris,
WAIVER BROS, INC WASHINGTON Bids,
D1 5000
EOR SALE OR LEASE. 10000 So f., at
Tanglewood ar. and B & o. Railroad,
BladensburR> Md: early possession: rea-
sonably priced, or VIII lease tol $3.50 per
month. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER BROS,
INC. Washington Bids. DI $500
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HOUSE TRAIlERS.

1874: NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER. 10 #.
excellent condition, good tires. s23 South
.lst st Arlington, Va
FACTORY, :, doors. ice box, davenport.
good tires and condition, $3.50. 1924 Wis
ConSn ave
WANTED. house trailer, about is #; no
dealers. Call FIR 36a5
CONTINENTAL AND INDIAN, new; terms;
trade. A modern trailer VILLAGE HILLSIDE
TRAILER VILLAGE, 5000 Marlboro pike
ulllsidc, Nd
QUARTER-TON TRAILER, with detachable
staple body. 1900 Kenyon st. NV 10.
1914 kOZY COACHES and Platts Man,
GOOD USED models Cash for your trailer
IN I'D fc! Rerwyn AS
WASHINGTON TRAILER heauouarters-
New tandem wheel Schultz on display also
Broom Traveos and Americans, many used
trailers and luggage trailers; -. rs and
"A mos financing plans. Call us today for
appraisal. Repairs and all types OF service
work. We have Barnes. International and
Duo-Therm. heaters in stock AMERICAN
WISCONSIN ave. WO 2o2,
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QUICK confidential loans 10 Gov. en-
ployes low rates, easy terms, Box i5S-
PRIVATE PARTY desires 20 purchase
several weN-secured md trust notes. Box
SrCoND7IRusr LOANS on YOUR home
.:r!n. METRO co @o3 Woodward BIdg
COMPARE our rates on auto signature
loans Cash, 500 repay 50 70 per month
Can s 800 eDsy per month
~ monthly payments. Arrange your loan
by phone Wsrfield 3lsl SOUTH
EASTERN DISCOUNT OF Hyattsville, 1909
WHEN YoU NEED a personal loan 500
70 $4,000. repayable monthly. come to
BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS,
9TH and SITS W. National GO11: H st
al North Capitol Elk 2727
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSI-We will
buy .second-trust notes. D. C.. nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP 1912
ave NV Nationai bS3i
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action; reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va
S01 18th. Ma SO33
SALARIED LADIES. II YOU need money see
Nj Green. NATIONAL FINANCE co, lOl4
X st. NV. Ma $3.50
End TRUST MONEY viii buy we'll
secured notes at low rate OF discount NJ
EARlL, 1910 H st. NV. fNA 1900 3.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

be used for HusSmann commercial re-
frlgeration display and service dept viii
buy or rent, Ions lease. S L. PRICE, GA
Qulntana ri. NV RA 1868.
FIREPROOF building, md commercial
1000 to 1000 square feet VIII make
own alterations; long lease with purchase
option desired; prefer quiet nelghhorhood
west of 10th street; need property before
Jan ] Call Mr.. LEE, RE. 3949 90
TO RFNT-Buildine in ne. or sc. section,
suitable for automobile rerair work. with
minimum capacity OF three or four cars.
Lincoln 403l after ! pm. 49,
GARAGE, service station with lncloSed
service racks or land suitable for building
same. Private party viii buy outrieht or
lease. Consider any good proposition,
large or small, city or suburbs Box :i'1S-k
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OFFICES WANTED.

SUITE 81 ROOMS, DOWNTOWN business
section. NV. of 14th and H. annual basis.
CROSBY d O215
ONE LARGE or > medium-size ofhces want
ed. Top rent paid: Only best office bldg
WASTED. OFFICE BLDG, OF 2nd-f. space,
500 50. 1T, downtown, for SCHOOL PVT
re B q Jan our MR oca FLYsa
and our landlord wants to move into our
apartment. It's too cold to type and sleep
on Baruch's bench. We need an Office
for a press bureau of fifteen peop1e and
an apartment or small house. unfurn., NV,
for a couple without children or pets.
Phone District Alas weekdays. 1a'
ATTORNEY DESIRES SPACE in law office
Of general practitioners. Box 2ll-S,
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LOTS FOR SALE lcanf. J

Wise. AND ALBEMARLE. for detached
semidet. and community houses: LIST com.
mercial on Wisconsin ave and apt. site or
Conn. eve. Phone WO. 1915.
SILVER SPRING business section. zoned
commercial and industrial; will subdivide
H, EANNAUER. 1896 Georgia ave. ST.
APO. 81. 6025
CRESTWOOD-Now is the time to buy 9
lot for var postwar home. Call us for
information regarding choice home sites
in our Crestwood and Hawthorne sub.
divisions having these advantages Re.
stricted community, choice of sites to suit
every taste; large wooded lots. congenial
neiRhbors Crestwood is close intoWn
Priced reasonable PAUL P. STONE &
EDWARD E. CALDWELL, 5000 Conn. ave
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES in parking shop center. Silver
Spring, Md-Avallable for immediate oc-
cupancy For inspection call OR. 346O
ExcEILISr LOCATION for drugstore. in
large housing project. available immedl-
a,ely. SIZE Of store, 3Ox60, with basement,
frRsT-FLooR SPACE, 4ox5o, new nicely
finished block hnoleum floor. t7uorescen-
lr.ltS, fine toilet facilities. heat and hoi
wafer furnished; not on business thorough
fare but convenient location. near 18Th
and Taylor St. NV. lease. $500 per
year F ELIOT MIDDLETON RE 1881
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2-STORY BRICK BUILDING, suitable for
commercial purposes, ilth and You SITS
NV ME-. 1900, DU 1900
BALTIMORE BOULEVARD desirable
first commercial site, loox@HS: postwar
commitments from chain store; reasonably
priced for quick sale SILVER SPRING
CO INC. SH 7l6'!,
NIB eth ST. NW.-:i-Story and basement
brick building 5000 Su. # in LIST floor
and basement. Is rms. ard bath above,
hotwater heat; ideal for undertaken, store,
etc. Call Mr.. Eweil, LEO NJ, BERNSTEIN
Il co, ME- $500
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Truck Driver Discovers
Hitch-Hiker Is Son
BY the Associated Press.

EVANSTON, Wyo.-Mindfu of an
Interstate Commerce Commission
ruling which forbids transfer COM
pany drivers to give rides to hitch
mixers, Everett Haipes passed a SER
geant standing hopefully alongside
the highway.
Suddenly Haines, driver for an
Evanston concern, heard a familiar
call, Hi dad"
He stopped and discovered the
sergeant was his son Robert on his
way home for furlough from the
Armys Rapid City IS. DakJ air
base
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REAL ESTATE sALs OR EXCHANGE.

TRADE vacant 3-hr., .-barh brick. oil
heat, IN On. Oh Nd. for inFes; ment prop.,
:! or unit. sulo. heat. WI 65"i after i. =
mond VIII nc sold or EXCHANGED for Wash
Ington property Call MA 1864 or write
1uS WASHINGTON LOAN q TRUST co
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1870 10th ST SW.-Space in big garage;
San be used for STORAGE, IS per month
ia ll3@
i3o CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Strictlv private
hreprool; all concrete, VIDE paved alley
NICE doors cleo. and water takes modern
u: + ST. N.W.-Slnplc metal garage. SUIT
able for car or storage Conveniently 10
Gated 81 monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO, 3l5 New York ave. NV. MA ,iIG.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DISH SPACE, ground floor, free rent for
taking telephone calls near 18th and L
sts nv WO s2l7 after pm.
ONLY SO MONTHLY for desk or s. for
monthly mailing privilege, private con
ference room included fine secretarlaI
service 1910 H St Il W. Suite ,@1
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

LIST YOUR MARYLAND and D c prop
er;,eS for sale or rent with j NOBLE
BOAZ; 40 WIS. ave, Washington II, D c.
PROPERTY suitable Tor institution must
We also need all other types OF property,
business; residential. suburban and farms
san st.. Nj. Ramlcr. Md WA. 31G5
WILL BUY VACANT HOUSE su.tanr two
families. $500 down. G.. l.. REEFS l07
md n Particulars Don, phone
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

LARGE ESTATE suitable for ins,lturon.
mus, nave eood-s!zed buildings price must
he r!eh Send particular, 20 peer J.
has IN, Suburban Specialist. 1854 3fth St.
NJ Ra-n!ar No WA :...ll