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The union times., 1945-01-20

impossible for our enemies to start another war in the next twenty or thirty years-it also means a post war America where all who want to work will have jobs at decent wages. In turn, this means an ade- quate profit on investments. The best beginning towards attaining this objective is an understanding that collective bargaining is here to stay, and that State Labor Relations Act would merely provide legal recognition of a welI-estab- lished principle.
 LET'S co FORWARD
 COnnecticut's ''TictOry COmpact' betsOeen organized labor and man agement, agreed 70 less than 48 hours after Pearl HarbOr, has beer, dn important milestone both for organized labor and for manage nlent. The ne1t step is clearly in- dicated.
The union times., 1945-01-20
Labor Conclaves MayNotBeHalted By Meeting Ban
Meetings Of Unions, Busi. ness Organizations Held
 Vital To War Effort

Big labor conclaves scheduled for 1945 are not likely to be, affected by War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes' call for cancellation of con- ventions during the year.
 Newspapers played up Byrnes' request as a ''ban'' on all cOnven- tions of 50 delegates or more to relieve congestion on the railroads and in hotels. However, govern. ment officials later explained the plan is to discourage only those not considered important to the war effort.
 Tentatively, at least, the officials took the view that most conventions of labor unions and business organi- zations are vital to the war and will probably be so classified.
 The final decision rests with a committee of five Federal execu lives, appointed by Byrnes and headed by J. Monroe Johnson, di rector of the Office of Defense Transportation. Within few days the committee will announce guide
The union times., 1945-01-20
Those Trying To Poison Soldiers
 Minds Are Failing
Service Men Not Falling For AntiUnion Propaganda Declares Business Week"-Veterans Returning
 To Industry Favor Better Conditions

Those who figure on crippling unions by arraying soldiers against workers after the war got blunt warning this week from their own ranks that they are playing with fire.
 The warning came from ''Busi- ness Week." one of the foremost magazines of the industrial field, put out by McCraw-IIill, the na- tion's largest publishers.
 Some employers, Business Week declared, are trying to pose as Super duper friends" of the "vets" by dangling various forms of supposed preferential treatment" before them such as extra seniority over and above what they would have accumu- lated had they remained at work dur ing their military service.
 These schemes, the magazine said frankly, are aimed at undermining trade unions. They could easily be tied into efforts to weaken the bar gaining power of organized labor, the publication pointed out.
 It cautioned the employers that the soldiers are not going to fall for such bait as readily as the bosses believe-that, as a matter of fact, most service men are friendly to labor.
 "A significant section of busi' ness believes, or likes to believe. that there is division of interests and outlook between veterans and union members" the magazine de- clared. ''Little concrete evidence is at hand to support this belief.
 ssThe facts are that in a number of cases where service men have returned to industry, they have inn mediately become the most mili- tant spirits in union locals"
 One thing that has made returning veterans ultra-active unionists was the discovery on their return to ln- dustry that earnings were nowhere near as fabulous as they had been led to believe from newspaper propagan- da stories, Business Week" let it be known.
 As a result, many of the "vets" led in battles for wage increases for all the workers in their plants, the maga- zine explained. It prophesied that the
The union times., 1945-01-20
Safety Drive Can
 Boost Production

A safety drive by the U. s. Labor Department and organized labor in the woodworking industry underlines a fact long known by union folk, that job accidents waste more working time than strikes and lockouts.
 The joint drive by labor unions. state labor departments, national safety organizations and the federal labor department is expected to cut down job accidents 40% in the next six months.
 Meeting and maintaining this goal will add nearly four million man. days of working time in 1945 and will mean more pontdon bridges, trailers, aircraft, gun crates and ann munition boxes" Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins said.
The union times., 1945-01-20
Reverse Stand?

WILMINGTON, Del.-A resolu- tion urging the AFL executive board to reverse its stand and send delegates to the February world labor congress in London was passed by the De1a- ware Federation of Labor convention here. This is the first state federation to demand that the executive board change its decision against participa- tion in the London conference.
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HOUSES WAITED 70 BUY ,c.s..,

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at it, run
value today. Our opinion entails no obii-
cation Ask tor nj; Broynins. WM: j.
1887. DI. Job. 1919 K. st. NV.
FROM OWNER = Bungalow or house,
Chevy Chase or Bethesda; Q bedrms, bath
f,rst floor; bedrms; bath second floor;
WILL LII PAX h0us Cash for q bedroom or
FROM OWNER, Capitol Hill or any good
section; possession: pay cash. Give details.
W VII fisak Y SsaH HOUSE is in eoi 3
your house call US and find out about our
House Trading Plan" It is the most
convenient service ever offered to property
owners. THE r. NJ BELLO REALTY CO.,
VIZ ARE LOOKING for a home in any good
residential neighborhood. Will pay SI0,-
900 to $4,000 Ali cash No brokers
please. Replies confidential. Box 359-Y,
VICINITY OF WALTER REED, Shepherd
Park Brightwood, 18th; corner house,
detached. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, recreation
room, all brick RIA. 4O31
DIRECT, FROM OWNER, modern 8 or 7
sS6e 0. ses s sssSsa ny st. section not oyer
CASH Tor to rooms, brick or frame.
MELTONs sH. 2141. ewes. sH. 1888
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAIL.
LARGE APT; BUILDING, cash. no brokers.
Me. 2f61, MISS STANLEY.

NJ sfai, MISS sTHNLEs sYsn' ny 0ioAs''.
BEAUTIFUL 4O-UNIT modern detached
at. building, 2h years old. located IN ths
rents; Venetian blinds, oft. Westinghouss
scaped: substantial cash required: $2i0,-
NJ Ms woiSsrs "a. PSss saA Iass s
sEsT MyEssTMENT Or todsy:s msrtst;s, AK
Is as pleea fer aaes ..s.
RIFE 2fios sazt1aT fA Ell 4 g. ssi. invest,
m m 70. income fre business pT9PessS
sas s si per :z Year
s e you 'l psane NAf FISH rsa fHSs
GO RH NJ l anI,e q RA: slsI; -.
annual rental: vicinity Of Macarthur and
McConlb; coal furnace; 2-b.r. apt. availabls
Immediately u desired. To inspect call
BLADENsBURG RD.-1deal location for
stores or apt; house, soxl4o f. deep
p a ssd oa q sa9
iSsi r1Mhlh s, 3H 9a arr. HOUSE, 10.
close to transe. and shoppins. z RsPn Is
min. Of Washington This bldg. is about 5
yrs. old and maintained in excellent con-
w. aao1 %sea b7a *
LARGE APT: BLDG. with commercial
frontage on 14th st. NV. income S2s,560;
equity can be purchased for $4,000. LEO
N BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV.
A F0UR-TAMLY APT, in a very good
rental section, building less than s years
g. ss0 cxp RISa vi %E ssp RES sf5R eo
| Realtors
! SPECIALS-These are all modern bldss.
81 units, $4,000 cash req; 80 units $751;
900 cash req: 30 units, $4,000 cash req.
| Well-leased business property, $4,000
cash req For these and other buys call
Harry Cohen. GE. O2s6. SHANNON q
| LUCHS, 1903 Fl st. NV. MA. 2345.
3-STORY BRICK converted to 3 apis,
with baths and refrigerators; oil heat.
separate meters, garage near first res
eryoir. Present income. 81 900. SAMUEL
SILyERMAN. RA. 421O. g..
DOWNTOWN sT.-Centrally located
modern building. containing stores and
4 apartments with 2 gross ', INCOME Of
TYLER g. RUTHERFORD. INC. 1925 H
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont. }

ALEXANDRIA = Excellent frame home,
bath downstairs. 5 bedrooms upstairs.
1885 aa ss bal Balance s.n o anaso' s #
ID; SH; 3z7s; OK osii. =. 49,. =
suburbs. you ' viii love this beautifully
planned =, home; There are bsaIo Sa'ns
powder room. on, the second moor; large
room with nicely planned aicove and
porch, large beautifully equipped kitchen
basement as Is equipped with coal hot-ws water
u acre OF rich soil, completely fenced. with
aTn fsss sna npdig n 4 Of Prism
b ssis * 'P gsalso4 cH e $751; VIM
looking nicely painted i'e outside: Colonial
Wash: blvd; large Level lot; most attractive
pair, IS, 500. Cali MISS KING, III: o7a3.
W.a bid 4se boeks hG gasm w RiSTf a se
ami newly redecorated: excel cond.; cor
ms sGa5o Ssnds5H e SaS
Phone Miss King. CHI. o7ss. '-'
ARLINGTON, VA.-Immediate possession.
excellently located. 4-bedroom masonry
stores; living room, dining room and kitch.
End; hot water heat, basement and gaEase
Call Mr.; BROWN, CHI. o542 or Falls
NEARBY VA. Almost new modern
masonry, 5-rm:, 1R-story bung allow, abou
| Ia acres level rich land. full basement
fireplace, garage. oil heat. refgr; stove
space for more rms. upstairs. OWNER
Falls Church 2660-M.
MASONRY HOUSES, located in Airing.
ton County; modern, on nice lots h0xl50
| 2 blocks to transp. and schools and shop
ping center; prices range from S6,325 II
2-story brick dwelling, side screened
porch, living room with fireplace, dinins
bath on End floor; full-size basement: hot.
water heat TOLL; located near the country
club section; price. S9,75o: possession &c
days.
3-bedroom bungalow with tiled bath
large living room with fireplace, dining
room, fully equipped kitchen, full-size base,
ment with hot-water heat and oil. front
and rear porshss e ma IS th
Old Dominion REALTY. CO; EXCLUSIVE
Agents, 3205 N. Washington blvd. CHI
6343. Evening, phone CHI. 1862.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE PAY ALL Cash for ne. and Sc.
property. Quick settlements. GUM d
MI MItLE PR1r 400 ~ llth st. ns s 21oo
sss sssns .sl7ss sho REALTY ~
60. bs22 Ga. ave. RA. $500.
CASH for to 10 room brick OF frame,
~. 1908; eyes. and Sum-. GE. $3.50; l
We ahsG Can SEE SEE YOUR HOUSE. W. can get
attention. a. H H5Ai II iHs Realtors.
%ME ES Te' ScrIo ION we will bu, your
home today or sell. to cash clients waiting
dS.yS sb.!s
for cash home buyers. You never before
have had as desirable selling market. so II
you are thinking Of selling in the near
future re- take n.o advantass OF this spring mar
enced and courteous sales organization VIII
aRAvAE, ke a. sn NS. ' o7bs Ss sss
Isf % o,RarsH-BR1eHrwoop, for ,mmedl.
Nk iae al IF NR!S Ga ma s7eo
,tiys purchasers inquire q our Once
section. Can fol, appraisal. Prompt
JAMES 4. SCOTT, I'll Fla. ave. NV. DE.
1913, DE 15l4. Established 1925.
BUNGALOW, N.W.-Win pay top market
price, az cash; elderly couple. I. BEERS,
CASH, Quick settlement; NV: .ppraisals
made at your convenienes; no charge. no
c esenss.on 7ss2 e svs.. sA iGzs. REALTY
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSE IN s. ARLINGTON, $50 10th st..
to share with Army ofncer, wife and child
ssoe c ssth 0 81. sEL aybe a-batt
house; lease for Q year or duration ceiling
sl6o month; shown BY appointment
SUMMER RENTAL, June 18th to Sept
LIST. Furnished house, 2 rooms, 2 baths,
screened porch, large. lot facing park;
month. Box 151-Y. Star. '' 'e'
81S h ST. N.W.-Will lease to responsible
party completely furnished 1S-room house
in perfect condition, suitable for roomine
house; 1925 mo. JESS FISHER g. CO,
JUNE 10th TO SEPT. 3Oth-6617 Barnaby
st., Chevy Chase, D. CT rms, attractive
grounds; gift exhaust fan assures com:
Portable summer nights. adult family
prefd.;, Bird f. reserved for owners oc-
5-RoOM FURNISHED HOUSE.. ami, new
condition, in Arlington. 1891 Four Mile
Run; 500 per month. Box 367-X, Star.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED URGENTLY by. naval omcer.
y gniurnshed ,i house beds baths located
falasfs 5si House sats july n
T yrsnaIln Gaoo Z. 1T q g. T. g. NASH
cow. EXECUTIVE desires unfurn house
or apt. or more bedrooms; rental UP to
faRe Ihf1sBhG ao5 JIG sios or bedrooms.
I Ilxi s. ss $;5o. TAYLOR 1875.
house os
area sr preferred; permanent resident. Box
BY ARMY OFFICER. for summer or long
Ell Or =, % bedrooms Arlington preferred.
sRiTIsH OFFICER urgently needs fur. or
s ss os of SSsS & *, $780, f. aSs:
unfurn.; wife and baby; max. $3.50; has
car; prefers suburbs. ;. 90. $3.50, A.
Or bedroom house or apartment. OIL
f FURY s,esdroom house or .ggt. us-
slider suitcase: excellent references. CAPT.
SPARK RE. e7oo' Ext. 7es7i. s to pm.
advance for s-bedroom. anfurnlshed house
f M HfSSo Or 1 MI sssa h SEA
NAvAL OFFICER head ssS', of responsible.
REQUIRES s-s S bedroom l''i furnished home home
Deposit in advance to cover any dam
sss Prefer Play
ROOMS, large kitchen. entrance hall and
path IN exchange for information leading
e sms asspons Ri
rental for 5 or BEDROOM uniugnished
h sSoSs s IL nv 49, or MONTGOMERY County.
"a BEbkooMs. furnished or unturnished:
soon as possible: preferably suburban. or
sEkvReE COFFEE PE Grown son. permanent
house q apartment BY July j in NV:
GS1 si fs0 n fhoSs
u TSTg ~ e D: Go or rooms 2ns ox;
SCI fRSss 81 Hs
ment; Phone Taylor 6s7s, evenings. =
NAVAL OFFICER returned from overseas,
RI IL VIE dnf Ext gis sMP s5 M g:
JUST RETURNED from the Pacific Regular
MARYLAND or Virginia furnished home for
preferred, Can =, Ro s5g At RE. 600
RESPONSIBLE WAVE OFFICERS urgently
need house. preferably furnished, about {,
rooms, NV. convenient transportation;
ref Call EN-. 4211 after g pm.
HOUSE, unfinished
State details completely Permanent adults.
Franklin 52SS. g.
COMMANDER. 3 years overseas, and wife
need small unfurn. house, NV. no children
or pets: permanent. WI. 7494.
$500 RENTAL offered by naval ofbcer for
modern, clean, 3-bedroom furnished house
with fenced yard; within As minutes Of
downtown Washington: occupancy by June
Is for l yr. Box 350-x, Star. %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LARGE End COMMERCIAI-2-sto build
prosimatei " $4,000 sd So. T. Of '1 door space
end door. FRANK Il. MALICE. 1881 q
iisoo BLOCK 1fth ST. N.w.-Lot, 42xss.
to an alley: income Of 2 houses, Sl25, .
Soss 90 q J. t Sg@ MS Sg RRoWS "a 7:Ss
ne s s1pNEY Eel brown Rq Nt TO 7ss your
| ANY BUSINESS or trade organization
wishing permanent WASHINGTON location
should seriously consider approximately
Soft. frontage area, $500 so. it., on II st.
between 18th and 18th SITS. NV; alley on
side and rear, The growth OF the business
the location will be an active postwar area.
The owner will build to your requirements.
finance the building and either sell the
equity or lease on a reasonable income
producing basis to responsible tenant Zoned
LIST commercial, with 110-ft. building per-
mlssibie. We recommend this highly de-
slrable site in an area where space is ex-
/ tremely difficult TO obtain on a reasonable
basis. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER BROS,
INC: washington Bldg, DI, $500.
BETHESDA-New store. 20xS0: lot FOX
| ] IA: comprising store and apis. on End
fooE; $4,000; oL: $685.. s
location for jeweler or progressive retailer;
can be remodeled to suit individual needs:
near Of the largest dept. stores. LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV.
RE RES AND BAR. located No. 1
highway near Laurel. Call Mr.. Nichols,
LAUREL REALTY CO., Laurel 1872.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE fronting on Lee blvd, near Ar
lington Forest. sewer and water at proE.
erty; prime DEVELOPMENT tract which In.
cludes over $4,000 feet of LIST commercial
ground bus terminal at property. FRANK
H. MALICE. 1881 G st. n ". RE. 2460
1O-ACRE TRACTS, 3s5 #. OF paved-road
frontase, p mile from Fairfax Courthouse:
partly wooded; $500 an acre. F. c. s12-w-1.
APT. HOUSE SITE, nearly a.. heart Of
Chevy Chase. D. C.; Conn; ave. and Iesa-
ton st, ls.e. corner); So 50. IT.; hotel
license will permit many business priyils.
FULTON R.. GORDON, owner. pioneer de-
veloper Of Chevy Chase, D. c.: 1897 Eye
nv n; 523o tilI pm, Brokers attention.
COLESVILLE PIKE, MD.-Adjoining north
boundary Quaint Acres orchard and near
major Government project under con-
Also ia miles frontase River and and
h AsTsas sw tracts ss suit; FULTON + COX
RI owner Rr 4I Eve s,t ST. nw d. $780,
ACRE BUn5iNG LOTS. $500; wooded
s2,soo LYON, NC; On. 7o7o.
good road. 2L10 mile main highway to
Cedar Point, $4,000 #. good timber, IL
miles PatGxent. River, cleo. Erwin REALTY
CO. call Hyattsyille 0334, ewes WA. 1881.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and buildina sites, Write
II ACRES, 4-room bungalow, electricity.
barn. chicken house. Forced to sell $4,000.
Falls Church S59-J-13. :
THIS beautiful true Georgian Colonial.
overlooking the Severn River; go rooms.
with mile of waterfront: tennis court. boat
house and dock: For further information
elusive agent. 3403 Conn. ave. NV. EN-,
PNEY. POINT, Mp.-combine business
water 'front.'. near o. S. Navy base, for
sale At wholesale PRICE. For details see
Ma: 1929, WO. ,0747.
COLORED opportunity to obtain 400 IT. Of
nne sandy, beach, 8 modern homes, s
rows and Cars Beaches; week end re-.
turns would pay handsomely; only $4,000:
generously financed Inspection by ap.
Round Bay, Md. Cab Severna Park 19l,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-15,OOO feet commercial prop
erty, in s-w. Washington., Give details.
Box 309-M, Star g.
A 2-CAR GARAGE or small building suit
able for electric Woodworking shop: must
be located in zone where nightwork does
not conflict with coming law. State price.
Box 154-M. Star.
WILL RENT OR BUY-wiH rent 1000 to
1000 So. It. for law offices or will buy
house suitable for conversion to law ohtces
DE $685.
WANTED 1000 IT. or more In End COM
mercial for reasonably long-term lease,
MR. kUPERSMIDT, AT. 12OO.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

EXCHANGE 2-bedroom house. North Ar
lngton, rent S75 per month. for similar
MODERN HOUSE on farm In Fairfax
County; IL miles from p; ca rooms
work at Soc per hour expected OF wife.
Phone Falls Church SO4-W-13.
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SUBURBAN RsNT-MARYLANn.

TO LEASE-Colonial residence, furn,
modernized; large rooms, ga acres; de-
lictous spring water, large trees: D. C. so
miles, Baltimore so; good road. Box
291-X, Star. A.
low, acre of land, chicken house Rent,
$25 month. @. B. HOPKINS ] Thomas
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sts.-,semidetached brick. rooms, gas
vestment Cali Az asse. C. 5. M HHsf
c 81 FEB 8 e. sal. authorized b,
: excellent condition throughout; vacan.
nsatns b.shs al bS or sen
esulfed copper screens, IRE escapes YARDS.
ton; deal Tor siris' dormitors. guest
sstantial cash. balance like rent: inspee-
COLORED-Near Warder and Lamont SITS.
n.w-6 rooms, hot-air heat. brick. For in
fTrm asa call Mr.. BAKER. DE. 1870.
CoLoRED-Near 18th and Lamont sts
w-9 rooms. h..w.h, hardwood floors. 2
paths osl Terms. cah MR.. BAKER. DE. ll6o,
coLoRED-Near 10th and Monroe SITS.
Baths in st spts ssc4y Sref
Be- I h OIL Or De dsr3 a55e CAN MR. BAKER
Colonial b sislu' tiled pf bath Vsv
81 s1oe o sGna eves ter Go e r
rooms and Bath oG et sfxaa 10 81. an alley
Price, $4,000: 81 800 cash. balance ist
trust: payable like rent. SIDNEY BROWN.
CoLoRED-1o-room row brick house. good
condition, h.-w.h., suitable for apartment
CRAZE - ' arL sass ST. frm zoos s?s sSes Gs
coIoRED-special. 5000 block New
bath brick: hot water, gas fuel. 2 rear in.
sG S4a poFi as ss 4evl' decorated Call
CoLoRED-vacant;. open Sunday 3 to 2
lOO2 D st. Sc. Just put in new-house
CO. cs%nd dniS M nice neishborhood one block
two bedrooms, sitting room modern kitchen
and dinette, tile bath. new stove and heat
Ing plant; $1,000 cash 55eauired balance
C stOI1 RED home you will admire 2.
able for two ' families ami fne 0e cond f
ters tiers. Immediate possession. s Stop paying
rent, $1,000 cash. balance like rent In
ssS c s Mr. er NIX
MOORE. Hobart s7I2. "
COLORED--on Kalorama I'd. near Col
double garage; owner occupied: excellent
fs9d ESQ., R Ga Mrs. CO., LeT *
CoLoRED@S6oo block New Hampshire
price reduced Call MRS. ANDREWS. Elk
j T74S. CO l74S.
COLORED-Brookland. Beautiful Groom
house, 200 block of dirard st. ne. Michi.
COLORED-13oO blk. R. /. ave. NV: IL
sltiSP thEsaf bH terms Ask for A
COLORED-4O0 blk Newton st. NV, Just
CT Soldiers Home grounds; rms, front
and rear porches, full cellar, h.-v.h.; ex-
Cali a. ". STEPHENS. Be. i1es. ''
with 2 inclosed porches, kits, can be
used as 2:;family: oil heat, built-in garage,
ETC., excellent co one, lion Swnsr occupied
sonably Cali It'll 8 pm, LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. 540O.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

ARLINGTON, We, mile south Of l4th
st. bridge on No. / highway, directly facing
trafic. $40 acres, exceptionally con-
sp,cious and convenient for manufacturing
railroad siding available. win sell or could
arrange to build and lease warehouse. See
Mr., Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC, wash
tngton BLDG, DI. $780, 4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN. near Conn. ave- rooms
and bath over garage: suitable for artists
business not requiring street frontage.
t RUTH I. POWELL. MA a646.
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COLORED-426 Manor pl. NV: rms,
bath, sleeping porch, full basement oil
heat; terms.
429 Manor ri. n.w.-6 rms, bath, h..
a.h.. full basement, garage, yard.
3100 14th st. NE rms. tiled bath,
property; terms
We have many other nice homes in all
co. Ma 3S44
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Local
and Tor distance No Job too large and
none too small IL HOO
MOVING AND sToRAGE, reasonable rates.
payment on your moving. EDELMANS
MOVING g. STORAGE CO., ia. 1887. A.
10000 so. FIT. available for storage; clean,
bright f1reproof bldg; complete storage
service; very reasonable rates. GEE $500
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE and shared stenographie
service for professional man or woman in
Column Heights cross-town business zone,
also studio for living and professional
use: DE, -326s.
EaId ssr LA stabs S faT room W ssss
1907 M ST. N.w.-several single once
basis: inquire at building
DESK SPACE for 1. . or people; ALSO
phone and mailing address. L. J, cOWIE
CO.. SOC st NV
OFFICE. 12x1s, 4th floor; 1909 Conn. ave.
sac per month Box 453-Y, Star.
BUSINESS OFFICE for rent-Private Of
fee in new suite: best downtown business
location; NV. Box 344-X, Star. So
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WOULD LIKE l or 2 wel1-located 4-family
fats with either gas or oil heat. Box
354.M Star
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE WANTED-About 1000 IT.
alley warehouse in NV section. Accessible
for truck deliveries. CAPITAL PRODUCTS
CO. 1222 Connecticut ave. ME. 1881.
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WAREHOUSE, with railroad siding, near
GEORGETOWN will be erected for respon-
sible tenant: building to contain approxi-
mately 1900 so. IT. P. j. WALSHE,
NC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-04
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
APT. HOUSE WANTED To sIJY

I HAVE up to s100. 900 to invest in apt.
house Box 49-M, Star