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Evening star., 1945-10-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in leasing en-
tire building o. part thereof ON Conn. ave-,
fa St. g. fa nM hS8s S9 11se asn iof ns
Jefferies or Mr. Morgan.
FOR RENT-Downtown corner location,
ss ssoSe seS Sc For # s5oqnd Sor ss fafPE
Downtown sHoPpiSG sEcTfoN @s
business or for once space. CRY REALTY
FOR FOR LEI LEASE SeaS Or sALE-1n the 1900 blk. of
Priced right. HARRY /. FRIEDMAN,
Sss' 1ooss DoWNToWN LocATIoN-A s-story
building which Will interest only large
CORPORATION or retail business in posi-
long-term lease; references required; must
Cali HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE.
CAN you USE 5000 So. 1T. on I'd floor
zoned I'd commercial and located on 9th
5saa 5sDAo ahoRGTa sTGkeI AVE r. nv NW-one-story
store e re- building, IS feet front, containing
side driveway and 10000 square feet r'tii OF
NEsNEY sasf HsbFss5 4os invssB.n ss4S MaRT NAE
house, near 10th and SITS. NV. vacant
now 500 per month: has full basement
opening onto shipping alley; suitable for
uses H 9. sMITHY CO. Ma, 5904.
Fairview ave and Gallaudet ST. This
location is Just south of New York ave.
and faces Brentwood Park in the rear of
the new cowan Trucking Depot This
property can be purchased at a reasonable
figure or the owner will rent as is or M
prove with a building for a responsible
INC, washington Bldg, DI. $500.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

WILL SHARE small Office with legitimate
Washington representative. BOX 32.Y
PRivATE OFFICE, furn.; also desk spac,
SefGEs S9a Gys s AvaxhIh ALA IA ia4 5asa
into 5,o0o-sq. IT. units: floor plans ane t
perspective now ready for your immediate
4,,,a sides, with parking facilities. LOUIS
1919 18th ST. NV. between H and Eye
building W for tFsct he excnaSe nse Of
tenant. lorg-term lease at reasonable rate
excellent location for medical profession
ground area of 6.100 50. IT. to wide alley
ks5s2Ss "a Ss. WEAVER N Sso BROS. NC. Washing
NEW CORNER BUILDING, comprising IA.
200 50. It; floor space. sood parking;
da west s o Z CONE Of the in
saes Of blde area Louis BuRMAR ass RE- f. iaes
ssle for doctor s Or densiat As oces s Nortl
oFFiCEs AND STUDIOS available b,
Nov. LIST, 1706 G st. NV. near State De-
partment. See agent ON premises.
SUITES on first floor, desirable apt. build
ing; altered to suit tenant: ideal location
for doctor or dentist. MAYCROFT, l474
ATTORNEY wanted to rent Office in m,
suite of rooms, rrefer young man JUS
starting to practice law. / can be o
help to you, am ong-established business
broker and realtor. Real proposition i
you qualify. EDWIN L. ELLIS, lo10 vt
ave, RIM. 217.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, approx
1,20O So. IT. per floor. in new air-condi
toned bldg, to be ready about Feb; 100
block of 18th st. NV. See plans at DRURY
DENTIST OR DOCTOR, 2nd-fioor suite
rooms and bath; Eye st. NV, " bloci
from Doctors Hospital: available Nov. /
500 8 n ineIuding agIT heat Cali Mr., Eyeil, Lee
Sog s9sh corner q Que Just step
private garden or patio. elevator in bldg
FREDERIC l. PATERSON.
APPROXIMATELY 1,5O0 so. FIT, in mod
ern bldg. opposite Hechts, rent, $500
good lease: light and airy, private en-,
ATTENTION. DENTISTS DTisTss or DoCoTIoRs
Beautiful bungalow, in 1st commercial
zone, on main ave. Sc. No dentist il
neighborhood For information call Ii
1887 between $50 and pm. Monday
Oct. 15, Can inspect property Tuesday
Oct. 16, afternoon.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. and M SITS
n:w.-1,120. SO. it., 2nd floor, suitable fol
offces or studio; Will lease. THoS. E
MAHN1X, NLAH TX nl a27 18th r St Dd Sa7e n,..,,
for colored doctor, dentist or general of
fss Dhof oa4 EEbG LID st. soosiS Gee st
Desirable offices. Apply Room 10. $40 i
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS for 2 or 4 unit flats and detached
bones. RE. 4240. or write Box 177-Y,
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE. preferably in
NV. section. suitable for about 25 units.
Mr.. FISHER. DI. S672
BUILDING LOTS, D. c. and Nd, particu-
larly Bethesda area. GRAHAM HALL,
WI. 1135.
WANTED-Lots and subdivision land. We
home buyers in the market for residential
building lots in Northwest Washington
and nearby Montgomery County Write
giving description, location and lowest ac-
ceptable cash price Mortgage Loan Depart
ment, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
816 18th st NV, Wash. D. C.
about 90 units. RAY, 1900 Maine ave.
s.w RE. $685.
WILL PAY CASH for lot In new neighbor-
hood in nearby Md. or DC, would be
grateful for tree. Call ia. 6e4O.
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OFFICES WANTED.

transportation law, desires ONCE space in
law office having secretarial and switch
board service. jackson 2O49-W.
ATTORNEY, specializing in labor law,
wants office SPACE in law frm or 1 to
3 room suite Du. 3140.
NEED I OR 2 BACK ROOMS suitable for
mimeograph, addressograph, near as DOS
sible to 18th and H sts. NV. Call PRESS
RESEARCH, DI 414S 80
PRIVATE OFFICE. with Joint reception
room, in lawyers suite in downtown Of
nee building. Box 1917, Star
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, 40
years in Washington, 800 SO. IT. Tele-
LAWYER NEEDS SMALL furnished once
in financial district for 8 months. Box
290-Z, Star q
Evening star., 1945-10-14
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

GOING TO MIAMI! Contact me now and
upon arrival for the best in Miami real
79th Street. Telephone 1894
FLORIDA HOME AND GROVE, acres
beautiful 2-story Colonial home, rooms, 3
section, adjoining exclusive Winter Park
Fla. :; property fronts on two beautiful lakes
and comprises spacious lawns and nearly
citrus crop, brought $500; new and COM
plete furniture throughout; priced right
at SAC. 600. For full particulars write
Fla
GROVES, homes, lots acreage: lovely East
Coast dlstrict; honest values. o. E.
rSOUIHARD. New SMYRNA Reach Fla
Evening star., 1945-10-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

PHYSICIAN wants large home for private
hospita. or sanatorium, in Maryland, nearby
Washington; main highway: bus tranSpor-
tation. WI. 2571, call to s pm, 1902
Conn. ave.
WANTED TO RENT small house near
school-age child. Box 414-Y, Star Ia
THREE BEDROOMS, shower. oil heat:
bIRRGT FROM oWSRR Tsmoe or bedrm
home (preferabIy brickl. in conv location
of nearby Arlington; substantial cash pay
ment. CHI. 0464
Evening star., 1945-10-14
STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED. at least 5000 So it.,
located near downtown section or upper
Conn: ave. win give long lease 10 one
CALL REPUBLIC II66-If you wish to
lease or sell your store am at your serv-
ice Now or in the future call HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE, 1896
WANTED STORE in high-elass colored
Shopping district. NO 1926 before noon
ment suitable for upholstering A. NOR
TON, 1905 l4th st NV 90.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

10000 so. FT. of space including once
space in new. freproof warehouse bldg.
Available March /. 1916. Will extend long
term lease to responsible firm. Box 3I5-Z,
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location for estab-
nshed f1rm that will take long lease
E: n LIGHTBoWN WA 1925.
NEW BUILDING, suitable for most any
thing; owner will lease the second A., hav-
Ing about 5000 50. IT.; zoned 2nd comm /:
construction to start immed.: located near
ball park. Investigate this now HARRY
]. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE llRR
Evening star., 1945-10-14
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE 6-rm. Chevy Chase home
and late model automobile for property
or apartment in NV. OIL 0S34.
FARM, S5 acres, good, clean, level land;
electricity. water, 2 houses: sell or trade.
Woodley 1908.
BENNiNG SECTIONS Il, fr.: cleo. no
bath, ht.: $500 down. S32 mo- Two sw.,
$3.50; fur. $3.50. N. E. RYON CO.. GE.
6146
FARMS, acreage, lots. shore cottages,
urban, houses, few for colored. N. e.
RYON co. GE. 6146.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEARBY va, 20 minis. to bridge will
rent pvt. furn. living rm., dining rm, 2
bedrooms, semikitchen Q3x17 it,, all
lawn; no interference at mealtime: school
bus at the door: will care for child after
school hours. Falls Church 1524-W
Evening star., 1945-10-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY WAITED.

MOVING FIRM needs warehouse, with Of
ice. or 2-story brick bldg, suitable for
should have at least 1900 sa IT.; pur-
chaser will pay cash SENATE REALTY
CO., 11O9 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3270.
ground on railroad siding, with or with
out improvements; will purchase for cash
or rent. SENATE REALTY CO., 1109 Eye
st. NV. Elk 3270
VETERAN, with several thousand cash,
desires gasoline station with floor space,
Silver Spring, Bethesda. Hyattsyille area
GE. S537.
MIRACLES ARE POSSIBLE, but If you in
tend to sell your property 1t is advisable
to be represented by your own broker or
call me. / am at your service If YOU so
desire. Thank you HARRY /. FRIED
MAN, Broker. RE 1896.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
TNDUSTRI.I PR0PERTY- 1ieyand

INDUS iHIAL FhUFEKTf, AIeXandrla, Va.
-One square of ground t353x246 ft), one
block from U. S. No. !, on paved street:
pieces of Industrial property left in the
city with railroad siding; priced for quick
sale at $4,000. Brokers, attention.
One parcel of industrial property ap-
proximateiy 500 #. long by 123 it. deep;
railroad siding along entire rear of prop
erty: suitable for constructing several units
of badly needed warehouses; priced for
quick sale at $4,000. Brokers, attention.
J. S. BLACKWELL 81 SONS, Alexandria,
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

WILL TRADE sEAsHoRE COTTAGE fol
boat. rooms. ami, large yard, at Norti
Beach, Md Want cabin cruiser 2S to 3s
feet. What have you? Call DI. 1876 oil
RA 1894
Evening star., 1945-10-14
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

E.DIVIDUAL would buy direct well-locatet
property in nearby Virginia. Give details
Box 459-Y, Star. 14s
Evening star., 1945-10-14

800 North Edison st. WILLIAM p. PARHA-
MORE, Realtor. Exclusive Agent. CHI
OPEN SUNDAY, a:so to $50. Arlington
Forest 10.500-6-room and bath brick
story Colonial-type brick home is. located
in Arlington Forest, one OF Arlington
newer and popular. communities having iti
own shopping center and only 4 squares
from Arnold bus on Lee boulevard. it ha.
a bright. light cheerful living. room with
Of windows dnng
kitchen with twice the usual amount .oi
cabinet space on first floor, with master
bath bath 'S on Sec second fioor. There is q Twins
porch and basement with air,conditionee
oil heat, laundry facilities and automatic
trees. partly inclosed with white picks1
fence. This property is IN very nice condi.
tion and if you can make 2 reasonably
plan on driving out this week end, TT
reach; Over Memorial gridgs vng Iight ,sp 3I
rd. to Arlington Forest and Granada st,
right 3 squares to Greenbrier St, left
feS feSfs doors ssuafe to property % KEfTH Bum
BACK. exclusively. Chestnut 1927.
OPEN To 6, LYON vILLAGE-Attrac-
tive Dutch Colonial home on pretty tree.
clsrsndon. eau T Entrance @ from the I sunny ' front
porch, opens into a lge., bright living rnl
with brick fireplace. and attractive stair
dining rm Other features include modern
kitchen and pantry, 3 lge. bedrnis., till
bath: dry. bright basement with economi-
| toilet, garage; nicely handicapped level
wooded lot with rear area fenced. You'll
be pleased with this home and its excep-
tional location. Immediate occupancy
Only S14 900. with 81, 600 cash. Out viii
son blvd to n. Highland ST., right to 1912
DICK TRACEY. exclusive, OK. 0771.
lMONEY-MAKING FARM NEARBY, sc
minutes drive over good roads. 1876 acres
Modern S-rm horse with bath, heat, etc
| for place. Plenty land ready to farm OF
raise chickens. Price, S15 900 on gooc
terms. CRAWFORD, 1902 Prince st
ALEXANDRIA, Del Ray section: $3.50
4-room cinder block with bath and screened
porch: large kitchen h.-W heat, Lea
garage; lot 50xl75; terms, S2.15a cash
balance monthly For further particulars
please call CH: 6697. j. n. BENOIT, Rea
IA
Evening star., 1945-10-14

FELL, Gil. 3276, 10l7 North GARFIELD ST.
fITTLE DREAM HOUSE on u acre, 10
Gated near Fails Church, about block
off bus transportation; it is in excellen
Charming; the % srouads I are eus beautiful M Tp tree.
shrCbpery, flowers an6 lawn: rooms OF
flrst floor, most attractive living room, fire
beautiful view Of Virginia hills: attractiv
dining room, modernly equipped kitchen
Lovely Lovely Large 6reakfass roem small res
bedrooms, bath with shower, full. DR.
clean basement: coal h.-w.h.: $40 800; So.
$50 psd ssd M sF HsoRN sea 2ps Reatos tEas
a, HEIington: Va: ia. .s4S4. oL.' s7ii.
large trees, white board fence, about M
p. G.; first floor, entrance hall. larg
liv. rnl., fireplace, huge picture ,windol
with. fireplace, attractive din. rm., pine
paneiec wainscoting and beautiful bl1lt-i
cupboard, modern equipped kitchen, larg
rooms and bath, utility room; oil heal
Bendix washer. also connected wit
"breezeway": 3-car garage. large bedroom
shop; S21 600. May be beught furnished
immediate possession. ROMYE LAMBORN
1901 S. Arlington Ridge re-, Arlington
ALEXANDRIA, YA.-Fifteen of this grou
already sold. These 5-room brick home
In new-house condition: complete with With ga Ga
range and refrigerator, have full basemen
and are priced at only S7,950, and can
purchases on unusual terms For com
plete Information call Mr.. Frederick wit
BEITZELL. DI. 3I00.
ARLNGTON-Occupancy Nov. 1st: dire,
from owner; attractive 2-bedrm brio
bungalow; oil h.-w.h, ami; substanti.
cash; splendid eond. CH. O626.
x9,250. 8 ROOMS. g BATHS; oil h.-w.f
Attic. Easily arranged into separate apt
Has 2 kitchens, 2 pvt. entrances HON
can pay for itself. Full acre, shade. appll
pear trees. Arnold and school buse.
From Falls Church traffic light go rigf
up Leesburgh pike NIL, then. left o
1dywood rd. .09 mi. House is 4th on lei
past store. On lane 80, OF road. OWNEF
Falls Church S3S-W-4 IA
NDIvIDUALISTIC, bright. spacious,
bedrooms. Ia baths, white clapboard o
sizabie corner lot with fruit and shad
tr~es; convenient to shopping, bus an
Wash. Golf and Country Club. Attrat
tive white-nreplaced den, large bsy-win
dowed Sfainr room, sunny Dutch-dooret
completely equipped kitchen: h.-w.h 20
furnace; $I3,259. Shown BY appointment
4hone GL. elot. No aEents.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

handsome NV house, with Income 81, 300
yearly; priced times income; $4,000 buys
house, giving same income priced less than
times income. RE. 299S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-22

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. those happy Hawkshaws, go to Phoenix, Ariz., to investigate the earliest recorded hotfoot, in which Phoenix rose birdlike from the flames, in their broadcast tonight at 10 D. m., over CBS Stations. Abbott convinces Costello, he of the mirta1ful girth, that there is laugh insurance to be found in Phoenix. Connie Haines Is featured vocalist on the show, and Freddie Rich conducts the orchestra.
 Giving the public it's only oppor- tlInnity this season to hear full version of his former radio show, the Fred Allen Hour, Fred will bring his entire company along when he emcees the Radio Hall of Fame over WATR and the blue Network, Sunday, March 25. at 6 D. m.
 Lawrence Tibbett, Metropolitan Opera baritone, will receive honors for the first time on the full hour broadcast. Tibbett recently has gained popularity in a new field by replacing Frank Sinatra as sing ing star of "The Hit Parade"
 Martha Hilton, jazz singing fav- orite who was one of Benny Good mans first vocalists, also will join the guest troupe with Raymond" of Timer Sanctum," who will pro- vide the shows dramatic thrills.
 A man steals a large sum of money, hides it carefully. and then forgets where he put it, in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-22
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

probably recuperate faster knowing that his series is the only straight quiz show to place among the top fifteen network evening programs in the latest Pacific ratings. Ralph Edwards substituted for him from Hollywood, marking the third time that the Truth or Consequences" emcee filled in for Baker.
 Ethel Barrymore, radios Miss Hat tie,' who recently won an Academy Award for the best film supporting role with her acting in "None But the Lonely Heart" is said to be in- tereSted in returning to the screen for RKO in Miss Hargraves," an English novel. According to report, Miss Barrymore feels that the ve- hicle is tailored for her talent.
 Lovely hostess Dinah welcomes guest star Eddie Cantor to "Dinah Shores Open House" this evening at 8:30 D .m., over NEG.
 Eddie believes in the old sweet mel odies of the past and cautions Dinah against a constant barrage of popu- lar ballads, but when Dinah sings The Thrill Is Gone, Eddie is weak ened sufficiently to be ; complete setup for Dinah's next number. Guess I'll Hang My Tear1 Out To Dry"
 Dinah joins with Eddie in Accent tchu-ate the Positive" supported by Joseph Lilley's chorus. Robert Em- melt Dolan supplies the musical background. Harry von Zell an- | nounceS.
 Fred Waring will focus the spot light on Joan Whaatley, a relative ly new member of his organization during the broadcast of Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians over WATR and the Blue Network this evening from 10:00 to 10:30 p. m. Miss Wheatley, 8 native of Ar tesla, N. M., did some of her ftrs' singing with the Collegiate Chorale a non-professional New York chorus of nearly 200 voices under the di. rection of Robert Shaw, Warine choral assistant.
 Frankie Carle, the bandleader, pi- anist-composer, will guest with Bine Crosby on his Kraft Music Hall air show tonight, at 300 p. m. ovel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-22

stanley Frank, was correspondent and former sports colHmnists for the New York Post, rounds out the panel of speakers for Americas Town Meeting" when it discusses the question, "Should Organized Sports Be Abolished for the Dura- tion?" in the broadcast this eve- ming, at 8:30 p. m., over Station WATR. Frank, author of the book, Sports Extra" joins John R. Tun- is, sports authority and writer, in speaking of the affirmative. Main taining that sports should be con- tinued for their morale and other value will Larry MacPhail, general manager of the New York Yankees, and Ted Husing, sports analyst and commentator. George V. Denny, commentator. George V. Denny, Jr., founder of Americas Town Meet ing" serves as moderator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-22

NEG. Featured with "The Groaner" is his feminine singing partner, Eu- genie Baird.
 Frankie Carle bears the popular tag-line, "the pianist with the gold en touch." His golden touch has successfully scored such song hits as Sunrise Serenade, Lovers Lul- laby," and Falling Leaves" For two years running, the pianist has been awarded Orchestra Worlds plaque as the nations outstanding musician" Formerly featured with Horace Heidt, Gene Krupa, Jack Teagarden and Jack Benny, Carle now has top-ranking band of his own.
 Lolyd Nolan, who plays a prom inent role in the current film hit, "A Tree Gorws in Brooklyn sub- stitutes for Richard Whorf in the starring role in Hearts Desire, on Suspense, Thursday, March p, at 8 D. m, over CBS stations .. Whorf is unable to fulfill his en- gagement because of a change in his motion picture schedule.
 Canned corn may be rationed but if you tune in on tonight's stanza of the Chesterfield Supper Club" program, heard at ' p. m. EWT over NEG, you'll hear plenty of kernels. This quip refers to this evenings guests who are regarded as the Zaniest musical group in the country today. Stepping into the spotlight will be those famous Korn Robbers, who play every instrument from grandpa's water jug to mothers new washboard. Long favorite of Rog- CTS Corner in New York City, the Kobblers will be making their ini- tial appearance on the Supper Club" tonight, so be prepared for anything when the kernels of corn get busy. Perry Como continues his bid for singing fame, while lovely Mary Ashworth will also be spot lighted. The Satisfyers are featured with Ted Steele and his orchestra.
 A sailor who came to Hollywood to see the sights, says orchestra leader Phil Harris, finally managed to get hotel room. Before retiring he asked the clerk about the hours for meals. We have breakfast from to II, lunch from 12 to and din ner from until g., explained the clerk.
 Well" inquired the sailor. ir surprise, when do you expect me to see the town?"
 Christina Carroll, young cobra tura soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, is guest soloist on Major Bowes' Shower of Stars" Thursday March g, over CBS 9:00-9:30 p. m. Major Bowes will personally intro duce Miss Carroll, who only a few years ago was an amateur on his program.
 Miss Carroll will sing the brilliant Jewel Song" from Gounod's Faust" "The Distant Forest" from Iehar's tuneful Gypsy Love" and Tales From the Vienna Woods" by Strauss.
 Frank Tall Tales" Morgan has been faced with some pretty tough opposition, but nothing like what he sees before him on the hilarious Maxwell House Coffee Time" pro- gram Thursday, March 2, NBC- 800 p. m.
 It's all Emcee' John Conte's do- ings. While Eric Blore, Cass Daley
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-22

"The Man Who Forgot" starring vehicle for Richard Whorf when he appears on 'Suspe. Se,' in the broad cast tonight, at p. m., over CBS stations. The Maurice Le Clerc thriller has been adapted for radio by Bob Richards. In it, Who is heard as a thief, imprisoned for the theft of money, who begins talking in. his sleep. Fearful that he'll re- veal his moneys hiding place, he determines to make his mind com plete blank unHl he has finished his prison sentence. Hi plan works, un- til he is released and tries to re- member where he hid the loot His frantic search for the hidden money leads the story to thrilling, unex- pected climax.
 Phil Baker, who missed his Take It Or Leave It" program over CBS last Sunday because of illness, will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-22
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