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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
CHAPTER THIRTY-Two

Somebody stole the gold" Sarah
said.
Wes looked enraged and helpless.
III you'll just inform Who-"
Hank. | imagine" she said. "It's
hard to think-but it must be His
knife killed Davis. He probably
liked the deadfall. He knew We
had the gold--so he was the one
who had the chance to learn where
we kept it. Why don't you find
him?"
I've been trying to-" said Yves.
Might and day" He turned to
Aggie. We've got a lot! He had
with him n silver fox with n collar,
when he drove east. Stopped at
several places. I'm sure the knife
that killed Davis is his"
Howl" Aggie asked.
Ills initials on the car. Didn't
you notice! Same script. He evil
IDENTIFY liked script initials"
Didn't see emil" Aggie said.
~You were sitting right under
them! Only thing is-how did he
get out Of that room-if he stabbed
Davis"
Aggie shrugged. "He couldn't
have got out, man! Use your head I!
He may have visited Davis secretly
in that darkroom. Good plaee-de-
taehed from the house. IL Bogarty
was in the woods waiting for a
chance 10 see Davis-he got it to-
night. Maybe he left his knife
and left some sort Of news that
made Davis use il on himself. May
be he gave it to Davis TO use on
himself You know. The way =
disgraeed army officer il given a
gun" -
ives said. "Phooiel" He added,
Would you-kill a man with an
initiated knife? Or leave one with
your initials on it, for a man to kill
himself with"
Perhaps, Davis wanted to kill
himself and put the blame on b.
garty! Perhaps Davis was visited
tonight by Bogarty and perhaps ne
stole Bogarty's knife-and used it
on himself when Bogarty had gone.
Perhaps-in the excitement OF the
moment-he forgot he had locked
his door! Thought only Of doing
away with himself and leaving Us
. clue to Bogarty."
IVES cared at Sarah. GOOD i'm
aRination, your nephew. thought
Of that. At leAst--it makes sense.
Nobody could be there to stab him.
He still had the knife in him when
you found him Bogarty's knife.
Maybe Davis knew he had to die
and used that way Of pointing to
Bogarty, 20 Bogarty wouldn't es-
cape punishment either. What do
you think, Sarah"
F.. The - wer.r answered. ar
kie, whose bin did that Dotffs come
from! The one somebody put on
the floor after you'd gone into the
vault!"
"Lordi How should l know! /
shut OF the light and beat i'll"
81 looked" Yves said. "Just now.
1t came from your bin, Sarah"
at ought to have fngerprints,
then. / put down roy Hoehheimer
years ago. 1t would be exceedingly
dusty"
"lt vas," Yves said. And there
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

! tonight. The bone probably dropped
from q can. You know how sloppy
people are with loads like that"
That's right. | didn't know
about the garbage"
I'm going back to the Davises,"
Yves said. "I'll leave word,Daft
this, for you 10 be put through TO
me whenever you want me. And
thanks again. incidentally well
make a try for Davis's shoes-to-
morrow"
Aggis conveyed the trooper 70
the door. Then he turned back TO
his aunt. "You must be pushed"
She shook her head. "on the con-
trary. Now that my conscience is
clear, think I've passed the
humps crisis also. | feel full Of
fight"
al DON'T" he said. II feel as il
I'd never been asleep in my lifel
II seems weeks-even back to this
afternoon"
The phone rang. Aggie went TO
it. "Iiello? . No. Miss Plum is
i'll and can't talk She can't see
anybody-she's in quarantine
This is her nephew, Agamemnon
Telemachus Plum AGA
Lord! Look it up in Who's Who!
. No, | won't see anybody this
morning as soon as they can get
up by plane! ;. l will this after
noon. and | don't care il it will be
too late for the evening editions
II you send a man, he will find I've
thrown a guard around the house
with orders to shootl Listen!
I'm going to bed. BED. =. Look
up that in the dictionary d.
Statement? :. Well . Yes" He
considered. "You can say that, in
my opinion, James Calder died ac-
cidentally and George Davis by his
own hand, after populations that
involved the missing million in
gold" He was silent. for n mo-
ment, grinning. "You haven't heard
about the gold. yett well-send
your reporter to see Byron Waite.
He'll be happy to supply the de-
tails, I'm sure"
Aggis hung up. THAT was Met
ropolitAn News and Photo. in New
York. They got a tip from a local
reporter at State Police Headquar-
tiers. hope--I earnestly hope
their man will rout out old Waite
just As he is dropping OF say
about nine or ten this morning."
"Yours 10 . blithe, sweet spirit.
Agamemnon! Why did you tell
them that rubbish about accident
and suicide and the libel suit about
George stealing the sold!" 90
Because" he answered, Il have
q strong suspicion my stateNlsnt
will be regarded, eventually, as o
singularly prophetic estimate Of
the conclusions to which everybody
will come. By that I mean, unless
Wes or you or run into sy..stnIfig
new, we've come to the end Of the
trail. Bogarty-or whoever MUIR
dered James Calder and caused
George Davis to die-is so many
jumps ahead that we won't catch
up. Maybe ever. I predict . period
Of public fanfare-and q gradual
dying out Of excitement"
That's an alarming idea" she
said, "and l hope you're wrong"
Ito be continued)
cseyr,sht is4i By philio wyus,
pb,Eissssa ~ kIas rss,srss s,saies,s La
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
By Philip WyIie

were marks. Gloves. Or handker-
chief"
Smart" Sarah said.
"Smart!" Wes rose and walked
TO the fire. He kicked a log. II
should say sol"
Hank was smart" she said re-
hectively. "He had an extraordi-
narily good mind. Clear and fast.
Wonderful at whist. Chess too. !
can't imagine him killing people
or making them kill themselves.
II he did. Jim Calder has been a
worse rascal than ! ever guessed
and George Davis has been more
than a clever surgeon and a stuffed
shirt. Hank might-punish them.
He had a strong sense of justice.
His own sense Of IT,"
you're talking about q man."
the trooper answered, you knew
more than thirty years ago. He
could have changed in that timel"
She smiled ruefully. "He could
have. Look at mel"
The trooper studied the profes-
sor. How did Danielle act to-
night?"
Aggie described the girls be-
havior. He tried to avoid the mat
ter Of having slapped her. But
IVES picked that up, with q grin.
so you what7"
well, / slapped her. Shook her"
Wes chuckled. "Golly! It's a
wonder you're alivel She needed
it. Bet she hasn't been slapped
since her mother died. l feel sorry
for her now-though. Her father
a suicide. Alone"
Aggie stared at the FIRE. His
aunt gazed st him. Wes yawned,
stretched, and shook his tremen-
dous frame. 81 deliberately poured
it on YOU" he said to Aggie, "up
at the club. You see-when I tore
up - after old Johns message -
everybody was ysmmering about
how odd it was that you found out
everything first. l mean-Indian
Stones was waking up and learn.
ing all about this rumpus."
"Rumpus!" exclaimed Sarah.
Aggie chuckled. "Rumpus! Al
least! l thought you were really
getting doubtful Of me-"
The trooper rose. "0nly in one
way. ! don't believe you'd necessar-
lily tell me all you know il you
thought you could make something
Of it without my help. And that's
not cricket. After all. I'm the cop.
When two of the nations big shots
are killed peculiarly in your dis
trict, your superiors want action.
II you're holding out % much A. 4
erumb-!"
Aggie thought. "You noticed the
Davis phone wires were yanked
down."
"Of course. Danielle showed me. I"
~ don't suppose it would interest
syoG 10 know ] spotie~~A small vexI
bone on the furnace-room floor
Like the one in Bogarty's car"
"Gnawed?"
Couldn't tell. ! was hurrying."
Aggie's brown eyes were mockng.
az was nervous in that cellar, for
some reason"
an check. But l doubt il it
means . thing. The club garbage
goes down into the cellar in cans
and out through the furnace room
by a door that opens on the rear
drive. That door was locked tight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Stony Creek. Mich.-MarGa Han
sen entertained eight friends at her
home Thursday. May 3. The oc.
casion being her eighth birthday.
The little girls arrived on the
school bus. Games were played
and a light lunch served, ending
with the birthday cake. Mazda
was very much pleased with the
gifts received. Those present were
Wilma Craddit, Mary Moorehead
Shirley Conner. Dominican Guenth,
er, Shirley Henry. Shelly Rich, Ju,
dy and Jeanne Ann Bailey.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Your Health
NERVES FROM SHOULDER
USUALLY AFFECTED ~
NEURITIS PAINS
By H. n. BUNDEsEN. NJ. D.

~ = - ~ ' -
By II. n. BUNpEsEN. NJ. D.
MANY people who suffer pain in
the muscles in various parts OF the
body believe that they are suffer
ing from neuritis and II Is true
that neuritis does cause painful
attacks along the affected nerves.
There is one group Of nerves
which especially is affected by neu-
ritis. That is the group OF nerves
which supply the shoulder ana
arm. A particular condition seems
10 affect these nerves and Il has
been called acute braehial radieu-
htis by Doctor John W. AIdren
Turner OF England.
This condition starts with Sc
we're pain across the back OF the
shoulder. The pain passes down
the outer side OF the arm ana
sometimes into the upper part Of
the chest. IL continues severe for
a few days and then some weak
ness Of the shoulder develops In
addition, there often 10 numbnesS.
A this weakness or paralysis OF
the muscles appears, the severe
pain usually goes away and is re-
placed by a throbbing, aching SEN
sation.
Doctor Turner has studied a
number OF patients with braehiAl
radicuhtis. The patients varied IN
age from Is to 81 and all Of them
wer. men. Ii would appear that
the disorder can occur IN persons
in any part of the world. In no
fewer than one-fourth Of the pa
tients the disorder appeared fol-
lowing an operation Of one type
or another. In another one-fourth
of the patients the condition fol-
lowed some infection such as ma
Iaris, influenza, pneumonia or CLAN
dulsr fever. In a few instances the
disturbance appeared after an in
jury, such as q fall on the Shout
der. In one instance, the condition
developed during a period OF Sc
we're exposure to cold and rain. In
some cases both shoulders were
affected.
A. yet the exact cause for bra
chiAl radiculitis has not been de-
termined. IL would not appear
probable that it is due 10 an infec-
ton, because there Is no fever
present nor does the patient feel
sick. Ii has been.suggestsd that
perhaps = virus might produce the
disorder. A virus il an organism
so small that it will pass through
the openings in . porcelain filter.
However. in view Of the fact that
as stated before, there il no fever
or feeling Of sickness, 1T il not
likely, that an infection il rsspon-
= s,ss.. " ~ - -. IA a
In 80 far a. treatment Of bra
chiAl radiculitis is concerned, since
the cause is not known, there does
not appear TO be any method Of di-
reetly attacking the disease. II is
suggested. however, that certain
pain-rehsving drugs may be given
during the early stages Of the DIS
order and that the affected muscles
be supported so that they are not
stretched. Later on, massage and
L. 20 N -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Great Ingenuity 70 SHOWN IN the
new devices for handling and safe
guarding air shipments aboard air
planes. which include refrigerated
food bins for perishables. special
containers for pickup purposes.
anchor equipment to prevent ship
ments from sliding about and al
Unstable bulkheads to allow yaria-
ton in the cargo and passenger
compartments. according to the
Railway Express Agency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Contrasted with the fact that
in 1871 there were % different
gauges OF rail track in use. all are
now a standard width in this coun-
try and Great Britain except only
four-tenths OF one per cent OF the
total mileage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
Fifty Years Ago

Thomas Neat Jr, II night the Hawkins house
The Driving Club has made fix the Fair
Grounds and work will be intention
OF the club 10 put the track buildings ball
first class condition.
The Needlework Guild $50 profits
"Mkado' entertainment
Marriage Edward Hines Minnie Cannon Rev Fr.
Kennedy OBLIGATED.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Missouri hunters and trappers
last season bagged an average of
5.84 racoons per each 10 square
miles, according TO the State Con-
servstion Commission. The "take"
was Ss.044 .coons during the month
an i-a-half open season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Pilgrim Holiness Church
Forest Ave. at Jerome ST.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.-Prayer and
Bible Study.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Death Mrs l. G swsrts age So home 4Os E. Mich.
igan Ave
Birth To Mr. and Mrs Howard Amerman Dearborn at Boyer
Hospital Mrs. Amermsn formerly
Marriage: Miss Wilhemina Bombanek
gusta Bombanek 10 Maynard C. Richardson
Richardson, Eagle Rock Cal George Ann
Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
Side|ights on The News

is fearsd the eaglesyed former
head OF the Truman war investi-
eating committee may do some
house cleaning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Fires destroyed 1880 acres of
forest in Indiana In 1874. The
majority OF the fires were started
by careless smokers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
Corpses at Indian Stones STAGE SCREEN

As the iOth-and last resort
Miss Durbin recommends:
IF everything else fails. you
can sock the guy Il. the choppers. ="
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
Church Briefs

The Baptist Tabernaele
Wednesday. 7:3O D. m.-Prayer
Service and Bible Study.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

my Gulf mans on my sideI
And he says IL ! ireoi my cor
regularly with CvIfpride" and
GvlfIex*f, II can lost we'll be-
You'd V-Doy"
Evening star., 1945-05-25
APARTMENTS WANTED tcen,. ,

EURNIsHED APT. suburbs. or 2 bedrms !;
perm stationed Washington; Phone during
day. CORN. BAIRD Ex eloo' Ext. Ss4s.
WAVE OFFICER wants one-bedroom.- - fur
nshsd or qniqn aP IN nv
Please WAVE oficers need furnished
apt. or house badly. NV. preferably; viii
take excellent care. Phone ia. OS57
FuRNisHEp APT. by working mother with
daushter l3. before July /; references ex-
: REFINED GIRLS desire furnished ant
Sal between and pm. NE. 2i6i.
Two REFINED WAVES. who are tired Of
restaurants. would like one or two bed. d.
SSF APT fgIn' qa fp. api Box sSSIsS a s,Sr
sPbI cPb1,, eq9pis; gds; prefer unfurhished Fails
fWo fvS5'h PERMANENTLY HsSH EMPLOYED vo.r.
apartment with kitchen and bath; excellent
references furnished. Call Glebe 1877
saxr sater . pm. weekdays and all day sun
QUIET WORKING COUPLE. not smoking
Cow WORKER soA AND wfrE Estar jast Re. q. 3D..
overseas. desire modern 1-bedrm unfuMr- r.
house. Can TE. satneas ssas or wpite ri snail BoR
NATIVE rh sssa sWssAasH1NGroN1AS. emDyov.oa p. No.
manent resident. husband overseas ex-
pected home soon, desires two-rooll kitch :
ssnette and path. unfurnished % apartment. %
Northwest section preferred, as soon as
possible Telephone Lincoln 744l. 21s
EACHANGE. 2-bedroom Manhattan N Y
apt for similar apt. or house vicinity Wash
SAsPT; p. BRYANT; RE. 900. Ext. 1890 ~
hEIUhNED ARMY OFFICER and wife
desperately need apartment near Walter
heed Hospital; references; no children,
BY JULY Small furnished apartment
GGy. ,fes fer newlyweds. Navy couple, $50.
no CRYING BABY-No noisy bet
Young Navy ofhcer-No apartment vet
sos to owners-Have you one to let?
AnaeeSits An, area wanted. Phone FIR 3935.
dreds Of officers back from overseas. Gail
ASamS 2443; OFFICER, SERVICE CLUB
UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED apt.
prefer nv. RE. 1920, Ext. 3s4S.
CoLH0kkD-2 refined colored ladies desire
.ooms in private home; refs DI. 745S. 27s
Evening star., 1945-05-25
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WE HAVE SEVERAL desirable summer
Ientais' ranging from $3.50 10 $500 pei
mpSontnI, gem Details on request. FRANCES
PPSSoWSELL PSoWS HILL 1906 goth st. NV. DE
BRADLEY BLVD, Bethesda district-Lovel,
stone chateau with over acres of we'll
developed land. Spacious first floor, large
Sedpooms sfSond 0o5 has library
rooms and BATH An uhus9ay hIn Ho9l pIctlrcseGe osS
setting. Caretaker for ground and stock
lnctudeo IN rent, as well as supply Of butter
milk and eggs. Rent from June 10 to
JAHEs Wo ilds i scHwAB' OR. $500. After . s.
MR.. AND MRS. APT. DwELLER-win ex-
change house for l bedrm. apt. Corner
row house nicely furn;. Al cond;, 4 bed
al privilege, Slo5 per mo. Ready for i'm
mediate occupancy Located on Benton
St, Glover Park. Do not call unless your
apt. Is IN very modern building, nicely ap-
pointed, choice NV. location, and manage
csh' csR wo oil! 4sssp' approve exchange of leases
completely furn.. fine cond. throughout,
'front.' and rear porches. garage. Rent or
Inmed possession. RUSSELL j. MOORE,
house between Chevy Chase Circle and
Chevy Chase Club close to Conn ave.
oom dShs Dains pantry PoshsS Geben yps
$3.50 mo. Call WI S769.
YEAR LEASE, available between June Is
and July /; bedrooms, 3 baths, studio
~; sv, -rm,, H. screened porch, completely furn
Try Club grounds, facing golf course, with
nrivileees of club available Call Ken
slngton bib. May be seen any time,
Evening star., 1945-05-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE URGENTLY RE9UEsT. i you are
the ety TO list vgn your hone With
pay today's prices wherever you 60, to buy
again ths,e0re you shGHd &c, the
sr'e saes " a1af eas
properly sppraise and sell It quickly and
ssoq; st hA1 l. o55s i sgRAVATTE' Realtor' 729 18th
H,an.Fi " FAY 4LL a., Cash for ne 1sn ana Sc
We cak sEnh f2G YOUR + housE Ne n0 ean get
Sa saoh t went 19kh II 2as Reao4s
WE CAN Sell Sell YOUR House at its full
valve aiie today % Our opnlon entails no, NO obi
1887. pT: i015 1910 K st. NV ~
9 TO 9 ROOMS; like possession within so
ay GRvE9 81 bf 45os 81 'ese eves nS and dfass san
GE; $500. No. ] Thomas Circle.
r m iHs
ice: quick settlement. SENATE REALTY
Sc; Ex; 1884; Eyepinss. FIR; 1879, ooo
SMALL sss prdmpt aosd dsa ssRs 9H 4s
BTNGALow. briek; elderly f'e Couple h; vii vii pay
top up market naTo price for nice home. I. BERs.
5ssJ. HAyE sTgEEs gg Es.sn waiting for homes in Be-
eash; snh. E last 1v settlement H can be arranged
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
appraisal MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 2s3l
PRIVATE PARTY will buy direct from
owner or 6 rm., brick home in Arlington
County; must be located in good neighbor-
hood. near bus. school and shopping center.
Phone CHI 0999 25.
VICINITY r. ]. AVE. to Dupont Circle,
for immediate occupancy. Must be rea-
sonsbls; NE; 24s5;
house In nearby Va. or Md. or Washing
ton will pay $500 down, 500 per mo,
hIst year. S65.O6 per mo-, thereafter; ref.
MR.. PRESCOTT, TR. $500 81.
FROM OWNER, in Bethesda or Arlington;
$4,000 approx. M. R. HALEY, Rt. 2. Box
WE NEED A HOUSE in the District. de-
tached. $4,000 to $4,000 cash; no
brokers. please. Box 265-R, Star
Evening star., 1945-05-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LARGE End COMMERCIAL-2-sto build
I'm s. 1880 sh ST. of captains oor sps1. sp
EaRR f. nshZE MaEc 1881
ArTESr16N: ii + " bS REF RETAILERS, We hav. .
location for your business which cannot be
near the large department stores: upper
s5s co ri'f lab iSs7i0GG g.
LOWER COM. AvE.-Beautiful modern
building, Splendid investment. This prop
y @e5'E S9RE RFqnPi aI ass9R eo isc w 10
i fssEIfh Tan p! HEART Az OF THE c1rr-1s.ooo
ideal for Wholesale, beverage dealer; ramp
sssa aS9t co e5'f i4iS ssioee g. nE LEO M r.
Is, 900 TO 10000 so. FIT. o. vacan.
the center Of the fast-growing Silver Spring
business area; all improvements and hard
ened NED streets St fronting on this property:
purchased land in this immediate area for
permanent postwar building operations.
TINS IS property Is priced at the low figure Of
an excellent speeulation. Shown on re-
fssss @ wsssinnon ssi MT ssE D sd EROS
feet floor space; 2nd floor, apts 4 rms,
@ AaS, patn eacn, steam neat: located down.
be had: price, $4,000. Cali Mr. Tamrnaro'
IA. 5976. SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1909
sEoKaEroMAi 8 8, aE; IA isa5i TNbuisrR1A1 s1rrL7,.
120 feet, zoned ''industriaP': u SQUARE
b. q freight line. short haul to whole
NV; similar sites unprocurable; suitable
lot permitted in second or first CONNER
ciaI zones; old house on lot rented for SOS;
4faG trust can remain: price, 500, 500.
II not interested at this reasonable price,
please don't answer. Box 213-A, Star
Evening star., 1945-05-25

v ST; NV. near North Capitol-6 rooms
h.-w.h., front porch, 2 rear porches, new
Bryant gas heating plant. practically new
hot-Water heater and gas range, Electro
lux refrigerator. 2-car brick garage; poss
with settlement: an excellent buy at $3.50
ST, ALBAN'S CATHEDRAL, vicinity, to
those seeking exclusive located home, we
offeI this attractive S-rm. brick; ~ baths
finished attic, exceptional condition and
spacious rms: fireplace, automatic heat
large porch, 2-car gar, Other convenient
apis. priced for immediate sale. Mr.. At
HAVE asi 10 MOVE. We Ne have tSM nSmero1s va.
cant and owner-occupied houses in desir.
able locations available for prompt pos.
session; others coming in daily. MITCHELL
ANACOsTIA-g rooms and bath, fully de-
tached; lot, 60x150 h.-w.h.: conveniently
locsted to transp. and shopping centers:
S9.250. SENATE REALTY CO., 1107 Eye
st. NV, Elk. 1854
BETHESDA, 2 years old, in fine condition;
rooms and bath, 2-story, all brick; va
cant 80 days; garage, porch, copper pipes,
lovely fenced lot; priced right. WI 7790.
GLOVER PARk-Corner brick home, va
cant and redecorated. Living room, dining
room. wen equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms.
baths, recreation room. gas heat: S12,950
WI 1897. INEZ CUSHARD, DI. SS43.
DETACHED FRAME, 10 rooms, 2 baths
gas h.-w. heat; owner must sell: near 18th
and Monroe ne: price, S9,950; substantial
cash payment; by appointment only. MA
1913 ewes. and Sunday TR. 3211, exclusive
agent.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
OFFICES WANTED.

LOCAL professional service business desires
500 to 700 square feet of Office space on
Conn. ave. below Dupont Circle. or be-
tween I've noS Conn, ave and 10th st. Phone
NONPROFIT RESEARCH organization
needs Office, about $500 50. it., either
house or ONCE building. Cali District
SPACE WANTED, 1000 to 5000 square
#, suitable for off1ce and workshop. vi
cinity of i4th. and SITS. NV. or in down
town area; will occupy as soon as possible.
Mr. siegel, SALTZ BROS, INC. 134l p
OFFICE SPACE Of 6 rooms, or from 1000
to 1000 square feet. for research organ
OR 9 ROOM unfurnished Office wanted,
IN metropolitan district. permanent oc-
cupancy, starting July. /. by large ma
chine tool mfgr. Call Ma. 4611 week
OFFiCE SPACE for attorneys. Q or 3
connecting rms, furn. or unfurn.. down
town area: permanent occupancy. ME.
WANTED--studio, ofhce. or store space.
| 900 SO. #. or more. for fine long stab
I,Shed school of speech and drama Phone
WI. 1924 or write R. R. c.. care Of l05
Sycamore st, Chevy Chase, Md
Evening star., 1945-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALT.

COLORED-This Is an excellent oppor-
tunity to purchase q lovely home in the
terms; 8 rms, bath, h.-wh., oil fred; full
basement and porch. For information call
MRS. BINGHAM, ME. 0423. Also other
property.
COLORED--1552 9Th st. NV. Groom
frame, 900; 1928 9Th st. NV, S-room
brick, $4,000: 1920 65th st. NV, groom
brick, $1,000; 1881 ard st. NV. S-room
brick, 5000; 1893 n, j.. ave. NV. s.
8-room frame, $4,000: 6l2-614 Marion al :,
3 rms. each, brk., $1,000. CHARLES 8.
SHREVE, realtor, 1901 18th ST. NV.
COLORED-Vacant, rooms and bath, oil
h.-w.h., 2-car garage; to be renovated
81 300 down: you can move in on deposit
Of $500. pay balance with deed. Act quick
8 rooms and baths. extra lot, corner
st commercial zone: vacant; being reno
waited.
S st. NV, near 1st-6 rooms and bath
oil heat. garage; price reduced for quick
sale; vacant June J.. For further informa
ton apply at 1910 NJ st. NV. or phon,
MISS BRYANT, DI. TDS3