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Evening star., 1945-07-25
Sailor Freed by Judge
In SIayinq Of Woman
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, July 25.-County
Judge Ben G. Willard yesterday ac-
quilted william w. Parker. l9-year-
old sailor, of Toledo, Ohio. on a
manslaughter charge arising from
the death July 16 of Mrs. Ella Mae
Eames, 43, estranged wife of for
mer New England pastor.
Judge Willard, sitting without a
jury, listended to 15-minute sum-
mary by Assistant Prosecutor John
c. Wynn and then within 80 Sec
onds gave his verdict of acquittal,
saying: "The State had failed to
make a case"
The sailor testified he hit Mrs.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Lehman, III, Cancels
Balkan UNRRA Tour
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BELGRADE, July 25.-Herbert H
Lehman Cancelled his tour OF
UNRRA installations in Yugoslavis
yesterday because of an attack OF
dysentery, the organization an.
nounced.
Because of time limitations the
UNRRA director probably will can
eel plans to tour devastated regions
of Yugo slavia and will go to Lon
don as soon as he Is able to travel.
Evening star., 1945-07-25

vessel to be manned by a predorni-
nantly colored crew, the naval dis
trict said, adding that the first was
the destroyer escort Mason.
Ensign Gravely entered the Navy
from Virginia Union University In
September, 1912. His brother, Rob-
ert w. Grayely. stewards mate &c,
U. s. N. r.. has just completed re-
cruit training.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
First CoIored Officer
Assigned to Worship

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Ensign
Samuel L. Grayely, jr, U. s. N. r.,
%, Richmond. Va. is the first coll
ored officer to be assigned to a
fighting ship of the Navy. the Sd
Naval District announced yesterday.
1t was stated that Ensign Gravely
has been aboard the PC-1264 since
May 2 as communications officer.
The subchaser, commissioned
April rs, 1914, is the second naval
Evening star., 1945-07-25

Eames with beer bottle after she
had thrown q bottle at him. Later,
when he found she was dead, he
dumped her body of fire escape
into blind alley behind hotel in
downtown Miami.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
STOCKS OF CRUDE
DECLINE SLIGHTLY

Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close of the
week ended December 8 totaled 2I8,-
355, 900 barrels, according to data re-.
ported to the Bureau of Mines,
United States Department of the
Interior Compared with the total
of 21SS45.000 barrels for the pre-
ceding week, this represents a de
crease of 100000 barrels comprising
a decrease of $4,000 barrels in
stocks of domestic crude and an in
crease of $4,000 barrels in stocks
of foreign crude. Heavy crude-oil
stocks in California, not included
in the gasoline-be bearing stocks, to-
tailed 4,51S0O0 barrels, a decrease of
$4,000 barrels.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
S0CONY CONTINUING
AID TO SERVICE MEN

Socony-Vacuum Oil company's
military plan, under which 1926
employees serving in the armed
forces have received more than
S4, 900, will be continued
throughout 1916
The plan calls for the payment of
full salary to drafted or enlisted
employees who are on leave during
the first two months they are in
service After the first two months.
employees with dependents receive
50 percent of their rgular company
pay. less government pay and
allowances.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
WOULD DELAY SIGNING
or TRADE AGREEMENTS

An appeal to President Truman
to grant American manufacturers
and domestic producers at least so
to 80 days to present their views
before the conclusion of any recip-
rocal trade agreement, has been
made by the American tariff league.
The request was directed at a re-
cent presidential order providing
for minimum of 80 days notice to
domestic interests before any trade
agreement Is concluded.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29

IN Montana.
A recent issue of the Oil Bulletin
of Calgary carried a comprehensive
summary of the development in this
field, including a map covering an
area of 126 square miles, necessary
to take in the entire field.
According to the Oil Bulletin
summary:
The field has been expanded by
recent outpost drilling to take in an
area of approximately $1,000 acres.
Actual recoverable reserves in
the proven area are estimated at
from 300 to 400 billion cubic feet.
Movement is now under way to
utilize the gas as basis for plants
producing gasoline, synthetic rub
Der, alcohol and other products.
Gas in the field is obtained from
two horizons. One is the Medicine
Hat" gas sand Ga sandy member of
the Colorado shale, about so feet
below the top of the shale) found
at depths ranging from 925 to 1925
feet.
The other horizon is about 200
feet shallower.
One deep test found another gas
bearing sand at $500 feet, but this
horizon has not been developed.
Current average pressure of wells
producing from the Medicine Hat
sand is $40 pounds per square inch.
Recent competitions found pressures
of 800 pounds in wells mile from
gassers heavily drawn on for years,
while recent competitions in the
hitherto-undrilled northeastern sec
ton of the field found pressures up
to 535 pounds.
Back in 1914, average open flow
of wells was 2,500OO0 cubic feet
daily per we'll Average open flow
today is 100000 cubic feet. Some
wells drilled this year in the I'M
drained northeastern section of the
field had flows up to 100000 feet
daily.
The field has been in production
for So years The first well was
drilled as municipal venture by
the town of Medicine Hat, in the
city limits in 1890
About II wells have been drilled
in the field, of which SO are now
producing.
Estimates of early production in
the field are largely guesswork. In
1914, reported production of the
field was slightly in excess of foul
billion cubic feet
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
FEDERAL LEASES
ISSUED TO FOUR

Receipt of four federal oil
and gas leases from the gen.
eraI land office has been an
nOunced by II. F. CORDIALLY,
register of the Great Falls land
office.
Stuart w. Hannah of Shelby was
issued a lease on $40 acres in Toole
county, in sections 5, 8, 9, %, "a, Is
and 26, T. 36 NJ, r. 4W.
Anna r. PAIL of Great Falls was
issued a lease on 24O acres in
Toole county, in sections II, II and
IA, T. SO N, r. CIV.
Arthur P Wilcox of Long Beach,
Calf, was issued a lease on $50
acres in sections Is, 81 and %, T.
81 N, r. 81 E., Phillips county.
To H. L. Hutchinson of Sacra-
mento, Calf, went 919-acre lease
in Phillips county, in sections 4.
g, 20, 80 and 80. T. 80 ~, r. 81 E.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
Ickes' Views
Draw Rebuke

Men b err $ of the American
Mining Congress made II quite
clear. In adopting resolutions at
their annual meeting, that they
do NOT subscribe TO the Ickes'
view that this has become
"have-nOt" nation.
Said one of their resolutions:
THE mining industry has been
hurt but not disabled by its all
out war participation. II has used
up reserves of metals which would
not have been produced for normal
consumption over period of many
years. Its program of development
was curtailed, and in many cases
entirely abandoned in order to give
full play to production. Its ex-
perienced miners and technicians
were sent to the armed forces. It's
crews, even of inexperienced men,
were reduced by movement into the
Services and into war industries. It
is still suffering from serious short
age of manpOwer and from less
efficient personnel
But the mining industry is ready
to start anew upon a program of
exploitation and development. Our
mineral resources have not been
used up nor are they in danger
of early exhaustion despite the
gloomy forecast of certain people
in high places The men best
qualified to know. by training and
flrst-hand experience, say most
emphatically this is not have
not nation so far as metals are
concerned-nor is it likely to be-
come such
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
C00LIDCE-BERT HEL0 TE
WELL STILL FISHING

Coolidge & Coolidge are still fish
ing at past 1900 feet in their test
on the Cyr farm on the Berthelote
structure, in the Sweetgrass Hills
area. An attempt is now being made
to ream down pipe. to retrieve lost
bailer.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
and MT-SCOPE

For locating of ore bodies,
veins, pockets and faults.
FREE LITERATURE upon re-
quest. Also contracted geophysi-
cal surveys. Latest pamphlet on
geophysical prospecting, illus
trated for mining engineers and
prospectors, postpaid for so cents.
You cannot afford to be
without this information.
Fisher Research Laboratory
PaIo Alto, California
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29

One-fourth of all fatal home acct
dents result from falls on stairways,
one-fifth on the grounds around the
house, and one-fifth in the kitchen.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
SOUTHEASTERN ALBERTA GAS
FIELD HAS HUGE RESERVES

largest fields far developed in the plains
Rocky that in the Medicine HaRedclif
southern only miles north of the Montana border
roughly miles north of Havre of Hill county
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
PONDERA COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Pondera Ceunty Abstract Co.
Conrad, Montana

RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Ted Hawley, ct ux, to E. C. Sever, ct ux,
lease dated Jan. 10, 1912, on NV ne 1891
Nv, recorded book 8, leases page 3s1.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

A GOOD BUY for s16,5oo: lge. store,
leased to Safeway to Sept. 1916, at Sl25
per month at expiration of lease will
MAURICE NJ. sALoMoN CO. exclusive
Snossrs; SFks ~, NJ aSfsE I'm 60 sto4d $50
cash, Mr., Guest or 4; DOC" BACAs,
s5oa BLocR 8, RT 81 81 ssSa' NW store and apt
above: no expenses; lease expires end of
year, net return more than 20 per cent
@nest $500 or cash oc eta BAcas ps's s1eo MF s
NV. DI. 6aa4-5.
DOWNTOWN APT. HOUSE, 1oos locs ton
easy to- operate and in sood condition;
return Investigats this safe and SOUND
Investment now. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
a1S Broksf sGREE RE 1l6e; at ,nterssotor ot .our
boulevards. adjoining theater and Peoples
Drug Store; traffic passing this lot, over
only one of these roads supplies 1870 OF
mile distant the other 3 roads, each car
rying an equal amount Of traftc: going
to other on,f site foI
parking lot and driye-in restaurant Get
| in on the big, time; don't mess with the
SIDE SIDE shoTs,they VS. laso get you nowhere. Par
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. First
commercial property; ideal for any type OF
business; four-story brick bldg; 4-car ga.
rage, in rear and oil heat makes this the
| from building can be greatly Increased
For further information call MYRTLE A
WEADoN CO.. ME. 2713. 1910 Vt. ave
DOWNTOWN. 18th st. area-13 rms. 4
baths, completely furnished; brings in.
come OF 200 yr: Price. 81. 800
LUCHS CO, 1905 H ST. NV. Ma. 2345.
| 1918 ST. N.W.-4-story building, idea
| TO remodel; 26x140 it.: average Sill pei
SILVER SPRING. south side of Blair Mil
rd,. opposite Baltimore & Ohio Station
commercial or industrial site, 125 fl
| 'front.' 100 It, deep, or will divide; ideal 10
cation for postwar manufacturing plant
S2.25 per 50: it. VIM. r, CARLIN, Sl1s
Georgia ave. SH. 1919.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Tor b pTopety aa sss's woa4 sSa 9ou pPc Gso
r fR1EbMAS lSSo n5eRsr ssRsh' RE fs AAARf /
F-3 rooms, recen. and bath 2rd +, :
Q. ALLEN. 1416 F st NV; office
EXCELLENT Ist-commerclal location on
lSJh ST. between H ana Eye SITS, NV. Owner
has requested US TO o6taIn responsible
tenant TO OCCUPY contemplated building
area of 5000 #. to a large alley Owner
ard parking facilities can be easily qr-
iocstion for permanen: busineSs is:.s = or or
institution. Display space could be ar
ranged on the Ist floor. This section Of
popularity and this particular location Is,
tus5 out nj the high rent rarfe. We will
b. elad TO 80 into complete detail with
any responsible ORGANIZATION, The owner
wishes 10 act quickly and tentative plans
Nj. Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC, wash
CHOICE STORE LOCATION. 1oe5 TO 1929
Bladensbure, rd. ne, 54n. frcnt with
oo or qep5h Sory to bay brs 9@n5 fer WI" 4es6on 6od
tenant on long lease. This location IS
Eapidig BIti!y =, srowlns. Next block atove Sears
G1oN Eli set onSSsP and aq naaes TtS sosed
See Mr., Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC ,
oo soTAkf Re- rEF4 Fl 81 s3og Space available
near sth and St. ne, suitable for small small
repair shop, work shop. etc; rent S55 per
month. JESS FISHER & CO. Realtors
9I3 n. Y. ave NV. RE 5000
23I9 PA. AVE. N.W-Store ISX65, near
G. W. and Columbian Hospitals. now be-
lng remodeled: excellent beauty shop loCa
ton, necessary plumbing. wiring, etc. can
be installed now INQUIRE at Job Act
quickly if interested
End COMMERCIAL. Ia blks of Conn
ave on L St. NV. > lge. substantial brick
houses. adaptable for remodeling lor about
35x95 rear 80 fl. alley RUTH /
POWELL, Ma a646 EN- 1880
Evening star., 1945-09-09
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkp,

BELTsVILLE, MD.-3 bedrooms. tile bath,
large living room with fireplace, oil heat,
] duii attic .l and basement; lot 2 acre. garage:
paved road one block from school. Phone
Berwyn 760-J4.
SILVER SPRING - Modern 3-year-old
bone ioTn1 oil heat
modern plastic screened porch large lot
suburban wooded area; owner must leave
priGe Mondsy throsb oPen aan
for appointment, 81. s021.
MOST ATTRACTIVE 1-rm. and bath
frame ar1,z.s house ,S hardwood feors. most all
IN, i4x5I. kitchen ex9.; breakfast rm
sSa sun porch 7Ss poFch
dining rms. tiled bath, dressing rm., cedar
nm, meat house beautiful trees. flowers
and shrubberv; . acres fertile land; L block
5srsp within Gommgtins distanes ar Of
With E S PRICE & CO, NE. $3.50. 81.
beautiful 6irm, % bath 6'i brick bunsaiow. min in
b6seb spso FsS5s and sssssd
nsF Sedr%s ed fss 5sth arse
hsq basemen ss T'a oil rSn1Ps Eaffr nss sa
rage; l-acre lot. fenced: beautiful trees,
oTer and sf shTqbesly n berries gs1ded
cony. to transp. and stores; 3 miles Silver
sDring; ing exceptionally geod buy at S13;950
CO, ME. $3.50, 81. 1929
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 acres and
within miles of the University of Mary
h,tlo ,hano: incluoing 7.rm home; a chlcken
sacrifce for si3, 900. HYATTsVILLE IN
q ACRE, with all furnishings 5-rm. frame
semibungalow. in excellent condition; rent
able at sl25 mo-; lot 213xl6o, facing on 2
tional detached homes. For quick sale
aent RFissa 0ps H. dd with terms g 8 ca zANH NJ
TiHSsdS THKoaA Fl IL s.t7te 4tiamly brick apt
edfs eentsr built e baths NsaE bus and h9ge,ns
tors, steam heat. Both buildings, s34,5oo
SILVER sh SPRING BUNGALOW, rooms
and 3-room attic. sH. osos. '
2-YR:-OLD neat and convenient asbestos
another full basement: attractive neigh
borhood, near schools shopping and bus
S36 monthly payments; S6,900 5434 Tay-
oils hwy, one mi. east of Peace Cross,
Open at al times,
home and planned income, or large family
! y blocks to bus, " mi. to D. c.: Georgiar
lovely. attractive. spotless; 2 rms. on each
side. of wide hallway, 15x15 each: in back
master modern kitchen, 1Sx1S; 2nd floor
other small rms, 2 colored tile shower
baths: h;-w,h., oak floors, dry basement
acre @ , lot with a half-moon driveway
terms. Call Mr.. vaIenti, HO 0O43, with
g p zANTzINGER. Jr., real estate.
6-room home; large living room, dinint
4 room. modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, mod
ern bath and shower: full basement; a. c.
town; quick possession: only 81, 800 ROB,
ERT 8 DAVIS, 5303 Baltimore ave, Hy-
aattsyile' Md. WA. 5000. Open al da!
Evening star., 1945-09-09
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcons.)

TO SETTLE ESTATE = Several valuable
snnay or weekdat m eSenngs EM
5Ios MARLBORO PIKEwI34 acres 'front.'
ing on two hwys.; first commercial, real
Roo RgAITY tqr a9 co gth ME s9n
APT. BLDG. corner 18th and sts. Sc
bah nens and nes of pRHRY REA
hi BSfLDERs. 1S.'sTilk ATTENTfoN Te East a Rverdae
cor Edmonston I'd, and Calvert. 17A
yerss yenr osf co ME-
cHao,icE COMMERCIAL and residential
rage, INV. oil heat; u blk to bus bus and md
ong fensfE saEES shsHn sH Sas 9E
2-STORY BRICK-First floor occupied by
shoe repair shop; sec. floor apt, rms,
colored restaurant or other business; So.
down payment. YOUNG & PASTOR, 1929
Vermont NV, MA. 3052
APARTMENT HOUSE. good NV location;
near l4th St.--l6 units income quoted
Sl5 ooo down: % RE p'tSi 33lt sooi9s CHAPMAN nan
51Y uSs II Mr ii Ha"etSn eon7 SP Northvesi
cation rental over s24 900 per annum:
f5he Kohner vi" With sex s9r Gs NJ
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-3-family fiat;
s59ss s5 ielms ysapy irsoms' 70 PFes $50
s'h s 81 XVI a. nss2 ses opo 90. s3o xtn
Ass6hd SobtRS RRE4lTX Fanf} G9 tSrs ri ssf Best
Tsnting I1 section ls months old; $1,000:
MIA esch tas Wosd sffh like un t. sn ss ali for to
o5iesd rtght Gaii DAVID H RiEkiND. Re
100 ACRES wooded mountain land, includ.
ing me = building y Hs, stone, on good road, 33
BY OWNER, near lin and NJ SITS. NV
hot raer ua!s Excel returns turns on sp2 nvfS hs
81 gl62
CoLoRED = 5-UNIT brick apartment
house, 1900 block Girard, NV, 3 comp
$3.50 mo. $1,000 down payment,
27unlt brick apt. house and lot, 1900
6logk Potomac rrcnne syg all fgr@ d with
b-rni;, brick dwelling and large lot
90 blk 2th s. ne = 900 down pay
finished cftce; . rms, 3 baths. 3 Kitchens:
s 800 down payment Can R M LUCAS,
DU. 0936. Sunday and evenings, DU
COLoRED-ENGLIsH BASEMENT home:
not far from sth and S StS., converted
into into 4-fsnily aat, fenteq for sss Per
payment $500 down. price, $4,000,
C0LoRED-io0o Bird ST. N.w.-4-fsm-
ily fiat on corner CT LeDroit Park; price,
ia 300 VIII consider offer. Elk - -
COLORED-l360 BLOCK 5th ST. NV
2-family fiat. row, 2O-ft. brick; each apt,
rooms, bath, ,Arcola h.-w.h total mo.
rent, Sl05. Price, $40 500. with 5000
down, Mr.. DRAIsNER, l4o4 L st. NV.
Ma s036
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE IN N. Arlington.
built lust prior TO Pearl Harbor fully
equipped to house 3 separate families who
are now paying rents totallng S205 per
mo, OPA ceiling: stoker fired, hotWater
heat; conv. TO busllne ard shopping dis
trict; priced at SIt,50O TO sell quickly;
above price includes gas range and cleo
trio refrigerator IN each living Unit. auto.
gas hot-water heater; attractlyely financed;
owner will accept building lots as part
payments. LYON, INC, 3004 Lee hwy.
APT, 80 units. IN Northwest section. in
The heart of town, q 574 rental. NELSON
REALTY CO. 14-1 Eve St NV. MA, 1850.
GEORGETOWN, NJ st, n.w.-Store and 2
aots., income sG35 monthly. Apply
NELSON Realty co, li27 Eye St. NV.
MA 11Sn
Evening star., 1945-09-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OLNEY-A 5-acre country estate in the
town of the same name, the main wing of
the house was built in the l110's, the
original floors a staircase locks, Dutch
oven with crane and freplaceS t6 of theml
are intact. Yet combined with the mellow
charm of antiquity is every modern i'm
provement, insulation automatic stoker
furnace. ) baths, s rooms, all with cross
Fentll alton: as for the exterior, in addition
trees and shrubs, there is an English box
wood garden. stream stone dairy house,
tennis court, pasture fields. small barn
and chicken house. Convenient to schools.
churches and stores: bus passes door; II
miles from D. c. line: immediate poss: for
appt. to inspect call THE SANDY SPRING
REALTY CO. Ashton o4ol
Evening star., 1945-09-09
PROPERTY FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-:}-story brick, apts.. plus
rms; oil hot-water heat, 2 refrieerators.
dition; S25 900; approximately Az times
annual rental: price includes all furnish
ines Can OWNER, MI 6565, Ext 3O7.
after pm; weekdays; any time Saturday
FIX FIRsT TD'tSoF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: ideaI
for any business: club, restaurant dress
WEApoN CO, Me. a7l3. 1o1o Vermont
I3 UNIT. ne, two-story apartment. at
tractive apartments. convenient location.
ee en qperat9o MossBER gEsed sT9Ynd co Ex
elusive ciiiiS Agents, Ma. 9i55; ewes, Ii. 900
1885 9th ST family row brick:
per mo. Tenants furnish utilities. Price
S6,a5o, or will TRACE equity for larger
REAHT RfaHT co 81 Nj 6sEFALY sfs Eyes nA aa
oea Map0 p9dngs yoS rs trus
and $4,000 cash. Phone Glebe 7166. O.
1-FAMILY colored apartment buildings or
/ lot zoned End commercial GOD and con-
mae aps $50 81 TT proe yearly sood Te6a eoa,
e41s nn saD'sS sna sf 81 SAUL S5ss eo
| 9TH ST. NV, MA. 210o.
LOVELY PRIVATE HOME. completely fur,
schools and shopping center: first-fiool
apartment. rooms. tile bath. renta
value, S125: four rooms and bath. second
| floor apartment: three rooms and batl.
basement apartment now bringing S102 so
near. Arlington tClarendonl Va. $500
North l4th, St Chestnut. $3.50. Saturday
Sunday and evening. Sl4,T5O: terms i'm.
mediate possession. MRS. B. H, PEA.
| COCK, owner
| A GOOD BUY for Sl6 5oO-Lge. store
leased to Safeway to Sept. 1916. at 1925
| per month. At expiration of lease will
bring 500; Cash REQUIRED; s6;5oo. Phone
elusive AGENTS. DI. 2l12; after 5 pm,
FIRST COMMERCIAL stories, % rooms
| 6 baths, used as rooming house: down
| town area: price. $4,000; terms. YOUNG
81 PASTOR. 1929 Vermont NV. Ma. 5447
OWNER will sell direct, no broker fee. "a
apt. brick. well built clean. excellent con
dition: walking distance downtown. Rents
Sl2.700: $4,000 will handle. Box 2ss-S
Star.
6-FAMILY FLAT. in best renting section
of ne, less than 3 yrs. old; beautiful.
landsGeapsd; G shows net return Of l4g l4g
Ma 390S. $50 st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

STORE and Arm. bath, brick blde
Penna. ave, near new Geo. Wash. Hos
pital, for clear residential property, D. c
only Call Mr. Tammaro, IA 5976
SHANNON & LUCHS co. 1905 H st. NV
MA 2345
EXCHANGE broom. bath. detached ir
Mount Rainier Nd, for larger house
Box 339-S. Star.
FINE BUILDING LOT. almost $4,000 50
#. IN exclusive Washington Forest Hills
subdivision, for river farm. Box 2s1 IS
CORONADO. CALIFoRNIA-Naval ONCE,
interested in trading well-located home in
Coronado. Calf. fine suburb of San
Diego. for home in D. c. or suburb COM
pletely furnished. three bedrooms, two
baths with showers, patio, two inelosed
large yards completely surrounded by D.
foot concrete wall Garage and storeroom
Could be in D. C. in October to discuss
terms, Write details of your property to
DIR: SILVERMAN. ABE E ave, Corona do.
CaRf
Evening star., 1945-09-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

NATIONAL DISTRIBUTOR wishes TO rent
building space on main District thoroush-
fare for Wa,shinston s, nn heaoouarteTs Need
you 10 offer3 Phone ia 332S as
WANTED TO BUY--Commercia site in
Silver Spring or Bethesda area. Call SH.
IN ARLINGTON. / 900 so. # or more to
rent; dry cellar or larse garage. Phone TR.
LIGHT MANUFACTURER needs minimum
Of 1900 #. of floor space for machine
shop, will consider off street location:
kUPERSMIDT. AT. 200
RESPONSIBLE LOCAL MERCHANT will
buy buy, downtown buildine suitable for retail
ouired, Can HARRY /. FRIEDMAN,
broker, RE ll66,
party. State price, location and other
pertinent lntormatlOn. Box 44l-S. Star
Evening star., 1945-09-09
STORES FOR RENT.

HARDWARE STORE for rent in big new
shopping center, main highway of Vir-
ginia. CHI. $500.
3il9 NJ ST. NV. business section
Georg etown) Street floor store, about
l5x5O, ideal for secondhand clothing
Shoemsker shop electriea trn sspepliances etc
including heat Call rent dept, LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO, ME-. $500
CORNER STORE. approx. 400 so. tt.
suitable for groc., cafe. liquor, furniture
etc Located vicinity of Truxton Circle
north. Long lease to good tenants Rent
1850 or CO. 1913.
IN HEART OF downtown shopping center
Store with basement and floors above
entire bldg. rent is $500 mo- long lease
to responsible party. CITY REALTY CO.
MA U4G0 Or RA. 116l.