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Evening star., 1945-09-10
2D.C. Residents,
Die in Accidents
Fatalities Here
Roise Traffic Toll
To 50 for Yeor

A man died yesterday in Suburban
Hospital at Bethesda, Md, of in
juries received in an accident a
short time earlier near Clarksburg,
Md, and young woman and a
3-year-old colored girl died in Dis
trict hospitals Saturday night of
injuries received here in recent
traffic accidents, police reported.
The District deaths brought the
There were 81 deaths at this time in
1914.
Harry S. Swank, 81, of Thomp-
sons Corner near Boyds, Md, died
in Suburban Hospital. where he was
taken after his car was in a head-on
collision with another automobile
yesterday a mile north of Clarks-
burg, police said.
Two Others Injured
Mr.. Swank's wife, Caroline, "a,
passenger in his car, and Haven
Rohrbough, 27, Jordan Run. w. Va,
driver of the other automobile, were
in critical condition in Suburban
Hospital, Rockville police said.
In one of the District cases, Mrs.
Margaret J. Waters, 26, of the 500
block of I street NV, was thrown
from an automobile when it over
turned after a collision with
trailer-truck on entering Four
teenth street, just north of the
Highway Bridge on August IA, police
said. The automobile, which was
driven by Clinton Franklin, 48, of
4534 Avondale place, Bethesda. Md.
overturned Immediately after the
accident, police reported.
Following treatment at Emer-
gency Hospital for possible fractures
of ribs, Mrs. Waters was released
the night of the accident, police
said. However, on August 25, she
was admitted to Gallinger Hospital
She died as a result of a ruptured
spleen, according to Deputy Coroner
Richard Rosenberg
Some sailors righted the automo-
bile and then Mr.. Franklin drove
away, police said Mrs. Waters was
taken to the hospital by other per-
sons on the scene.
Forfeited Collateral
Mr.. Franklin was arrested the
night of the accident and subse-
quently forfeited S25 collateral on
a charge of failing to report an
accident. He will appear at a cor
oner's inquest at later date, ac-
cording to police.
The second District death was
that of Patricia Brooks Amos, 8.
whose parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
R. Amos. jr., live in the $500 block
of New Hampshire avenue NV. She
died at Children's Hospital of in
juries suffered Friday afternoon.
when, according to police, she ran
from between two parked automo-
biles and into the path of another
car in the 900 block of Spring road
NV. Police said the driver of the
car was Fannie Richard, 81, of 1888
Perry place NV. She will appear
at a coroner's inquest tomorrow,
police said.
Edward D. Evans 66, Clifton, Va,
was reported to be In satisfactory
condition today at Arlington Hos
pital, where he was taken last night
after being struck by an automobile
on route 21l in Centerville, Va.
Fairfax County police said that
Mr.. Evans received a possible frac-
tured hip when he walked in front
Of an autmobile operated by Mackel
Spinks, s06 Franklin street, Alex
| andria,
Evening star., 1945-09-10

The first woman Marine to receive
a point discharge from Marine head
quarters here today regarded her
certificate gloomily.
I'm going to miss chicken din
ners, free tickets to movies, hit
shows and concerts and more dates
than I could handle" exclaimed
TISergt. Lucia Berruti.
Its also going to be hard to have
to sleep late Sunday morning and
have breakfast in bed" she sighed,
surveying her sea bag in Henderson
Hall, packed for her trip home to
Pittsburgh this afternoon. Il really
don t think I'll be able to do it.
Furthermore, I'm going to be
lonely in my Pittsburgh apartment
"and I'll miss all the chit chat with
my pals during detail when we
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Star Staff Photo.

make our hunks and do the dust
ing, etc.
Though my work is going to be
in the designing and manufacturing
end of women's neckwear and about
the same as / have been doing in
the Women's Reserve Clothing of
the Marines, I'm going to miss it
any way"
You know, I issued the first
gear to the girls at Camp Lejeune,
N. c., she said.
Asked about new clothes, the frilly
kind, she replied with grin and
shake of her brunette head, We'll,
you can take that much for granted,
but I've learned simplicity of dress.
It's much easier knowing what you
are going to put on every morning,
liking it and being accepted every
where in it,"
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Man Dies Of Gas Fumes;
Coroner Investigating

William Clarke, ST. of 924 Ham
ilton street NV, was pronounced
dead early today after being found
unconscious in the basement of his
home with a laundry bag over his
head and tube running to a gas
heater, police reported.
He was pronounced dead by Dr.
Andrew j. Betz, 800 Butternut street
NV, who had been called to the
scene. police said. Members of
Mr.. Clarke's family would not dis
close any information beyond that
in police reports. DR.. A. Magruder
Macdonald, District coroner, is in
vestigating.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Passenger Fare Reduced
20 to so Per Cent by PEA

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (P).-Pas-
senger fare reductions of 20 to SO
per cent were announced yesterday
by Pennsylvania Central Airlines
after approval of the new rate
schedule by the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
Denis Murray, Pea regional man
ager, said the new rates, effective
today over the firms entire system,
brought air fares down to "the low
est level in airline history"
Typical of the new fares from New
York, Mr.. Murray said, were: To
Pittsburgh, $1490; Cleveland, $3.50;
Chicago, $32.85, and Detroit, $22.55
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Montgomery MCA Units
To Map Season Programs

Six committees of the Mont
gomery YMCA, representing vir-
tually every major area in the
county, will meet during the next
10 days to complete plans for fall
and winter programs.
The YMCA committee meetings
will be held as follows:
Bethesda committee, o'clock to-
night, YMCA office, 7OO4 Wis
consin avenue. Bethesda; Silver
Spring and Takoma, Park joint
meeting, 8 pm. Thursday, Wood
side Methodist Church; Potomac,
8 pm. Friday, Potomac Elementary
School; Damascus, pm. Septem-
ber 18, Damascus High School, and
Poolesville, 8 pm. September 20,
Poolesville High School. The date
for the Colesville- Ashton area
meeting has not been set.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Foreign Duty Points
Add 423,000 Men 10
Navy Discharge LIST
Ey the Associat ted Press.

EJ the Associated Press.
The Navy is lowering the gang
plank for 423,000 more prospec-
tive civilians.
Effective Saturday, it is adding
credit for overseas service to it's
point discharge system: One-quar-
ter of point for every month of
service outside the continental
United States since September /,
1899.
No change was made in the point
totals necessary to qualify.
With the $4,000 made eligible for
release when the point system first
was announced August Is, the new
action swells to 100000 the num-
ber to be ready for discharge.
Ship Service Credited.
Overseas credit is given not only
for any duty outside this country,
but for assignment to any ship in
commission.
Promising the Navy's present
critical scores will be lowered as
rapidly as possible. Secretary For
restal added that within six months
half the men now In uniform will
be out. Within year, he said, the
Navy will be down to its estimated
peacetime strength of 100000. That
compares with current total OF
more than $500 600.
| Doctors were brought under the
point system for the first time, with
a score assignment of so. Mr.. For
Erestal said this would make about
1,100 eligible for discharge.
Other point requirements are "A
for male enlisted men, 49 for male
commissioned and warrant officers,
except aviators and doctors; % for
enlisted WAVES and IS for WAVE
officers, nurses and women doctors
Aviators previously were given re-
duced score of A.
Officers and enlisted personnel in
the Hospital Corps were assigned the
same point requirements as other
branches.
Other Points Allowed.
In addition to the new overseas
credit, discharge points are COM
puted on the basis of one-half point
for each year of age to the nearest
birthday, one-half point for each
month of active service since Sep
tember /, 1899, and 10 points for de-
pendency, regardless of the number
of dependents.
However, these seven groups will
require approval from Washington
before obtaining their release:
Shore patrol officers, military gov
ernment officers, officer specialists
in electric tabulating machines, off,
GERS now assigned or in special train
ing for civilian censorship duties in
occupied countries, postal service of
ficers, officer graduates of naval
schools of Oriental languages, and
officers, officer candidates and en-
listed personnel enrolled in such
schools.
Mr.. Forrestal said the Coast Guard
also is adopting the overseas credit
system. The branch last week re-
duced its critical scores from 49
to 43 for officers and from A to 40
for enlisted personnel.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Virginia Textile Mill
Shifts to Civilian Output
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatc tch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. TO-
w. H. Lawrence. jr., who operates
the Clearbrook Woolen Co. mill in
Frederick County, said today all
Federal contracts for manufactured
goods had been completed, and that
the factory has switched entirely
to civilian woolens. featuring sports
fabrics for women.
The work week has been cut to
five days, but the wage rate has
been raised so employees receive the
same pay Is formerly.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Shoe Rotioning Eosed
In U. S. Possessions
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Residents of United States Ter
ritories, Possessions and dependen-
cies now may buy shoes here with
out payment of ration stamps.
The OPA so ruled today, explain
ing this will permit them to order
shoes by mail. 1t also will permit
friends and relatives to send shoes
to them. The shoe dealer, however,
will have to do the actual mailing.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Tire Explosion Victim
Dies in Prince GEORGES

Charles S. Binger. jr, "a, of Upper
Marlboro, Md, died yesterday in
Prince Georges County General
Hospital from injuries received
Thursday when a tire exploded and
hurled the rim in his face.
Police said the accident occurred
at an Upper Marlboro filling sta
tion
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Weather Report

District of Columbia - Mostly
sunny, hot and humid this after
noon and tomorrow; Thunderstorm
ers this evening and again tomor-
row. High today near 90, low to-
night in low 70s.
Maryland and Virginia-Con-
tinued warm and humid, scattered
thundershowers tonight and mostly
in east portion tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

SEASIDE HOLIDAY-These girls who work in Washington
given holiday trip to Atlantic City reward for out
standing services rendered in the War Bond Red Cross and
Mile Dimes campaigns Sitting the walk Cleft to right
Mary FBI employe of Washington; Dorothy
Wick Navy Department. Pittsburgh and Shirley Hendrix Joliet
Ill In the center Ruby Highsmith FBI of Gainesville Ga
At the top Cleft right Marlyn Robinson Navy Department
Fort Wayne Ind Lou Brock Navy Department Gaines
VILE Ca and Beneee McCoo War Department. OF Birming-
ham, Ala ZAP Photo
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Price War Foreseen
AS AirIines Cut Rates
Below Railroad Fares

A price war between railroads and
airlines was seen today as new air
rates approved by the Civil Aero
nautics Board made air travel cost
less than first-class tickets plus
lower berths on trains in some in
stances.
A railroad industry spokesman
predicted that railroad fares would
be slashed. but that the reduction
probably would not go into effect
for four or five months
The railroads are taxed to capac-
ity now carrying troops. and an i'm
mediate reduction wouldn't do us
much good" he said. Once the
troop load lightens, he added, the
railroads probably would cut their
fares.
The railroads feel they are in an
unfavorable position in a rate bat
tie, contending the airlines are prac-
tically subsidized by the Govern
ment.
"Airfields, weather service and
even ships are practically given to
them by the Government" a spokes-
man said.
Railroads are planning many new
features for the comfort of patrons,
but realize that price schedules
must be adjusted to meet increasing
airline competition.
Here's how some of the reduced
air rates affect Washingtonians
The rates quoted for railroads are
first class tickets with lower Pull
man berths and are from Wash
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Report for Last 4s Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 81, L3:16 pm. Year ago, 70.
Lowest, 72, $40 am. Year ago, 81,
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90, on July /.
Lowest. IL. on January rs.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

Monthly precipitation in inches In tn,
g lpital lcurreut month To datel.
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he-HdII nUur AIteT SUNSET.
Precipitation.
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The Sun and
Evening star., 1945-10-02
HOUSES WANrrp no RENT fcont. ]

GNFUKN. HOUSE, within 10 pr. radius
e Care 81 Ia Up e sf5o mont month. rent always a
on the line co 5000 or DU. 9571.
MARINE 1t. COL. and wife need 2-bed-,
room furnished house, Arlington preferred
VIII take good care OF premises. will pay
up to S120 per month. Phone UN. S659. So
WILL PAY g MONTHS RENT in advance,
or $1,000 cash on rent of furnished or
partly fgrn. 6sor 7-reom house at not over
$500 per mo-; must be 1st-class In
good neighborhood we are best type ten
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sns vi ps9 aSn %S in hSgss sdsshes sSt # dsss e
5, s OR ! ROOMS unfurnished: D. c. or
vance; best reference ia. e567. s.
CANADIAN FAMILY urgently require q
bedroom house: permanently stationed
DESPERATELY NEED 2-3 bedroom house
partly furnished or unfurnished; prefer
soiS ydpN j NH!rshn,fn han,rs "a psesSept seg4J
room, X. and b. furnished house or apt:
best care assured; excellent references
WANTED-3-2 bedroom furnished or un-
Phone daytime, RE, 800. Ext. 1926. a
GOVT. ATTY. desires house. unfurnished.
ne %medern vI1 SnytIms sny Place rx. in ads family
running 2 to months for unfurnished 8
bedrm. house accessible to Sidwell Friends
Schools; assure owners care for place: no
pets. WO. 1872,
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

AM q finding sa bs Dss
Gail e. fGsf IN md sYRar0s sosssatia sc cash.
-ou cash. u won't take ns long. Prompt
WE WE Fay All. CASH 'iop. for ne. and s.e,
HfqsFg pTSpeE,y sSS Spsf !, ssttlemsntS 9YMs
CASH BUYERS for Or D: 1 g. i and Nd. Vi propert..
Net Rhsa. al
lm@edis,s cash + sestlsmeans. Sl CAN pSss, sSss.,
WILL PAY all cash for s. or 8 room house
IN NV. or Sc. SECTION OF city. MR.. LIy-
1SosTSS' rs YoG WAsf IA rosii sriErDr Acrros,-Lls.
sGHf TIh Ds US aeEf ssfh RHgsEs Eh
%2 @ naaE Ess s clients ax viii ahoe
room homes in the silver spring area.
HAM HALL, Realtors. sH. ssSs. sSS7
SHesSs %a cas Sell sf syse YoUs sH ho1sE S5 a. 1T.
value today; Our opinion entails no obli-
sstSH Ak tor Mn BroEnins Enasar WM
cHESY ihss CHASE yIciNrYeash S. BUYERS
for homes er lets. GEORGE W. ROBERT
fnMEpIarE h4Mi Ml s@el ealcrroN-we will .suy your
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value. Pree appraisals. MITCHELL
QUICK. DI. 1881, until . pm. 6s
8 TO o ROOMS. prefer old house; like
possession within so days; all cash e. A.
GARVEY, DI. 450S. Eve. and Gun, GE
$3.50. No. ] Thomas Circle
QUICK RESULTS, cash DEAL, on any Sc.
ne. and Nd. properties: call me for an
honest appraisal; no obligations. T. D.
BURGESS, 2524 Pa. ave. Sc, TR. 1899
no yoU WANT To SELL your homer
We have cash buyers for all types OF
housing. For immediate action and the
best possible price, call REALTY SERVICE
NEED AT ONCE FOR CASH SALE, 8 to 10
room house in d. G. Prompt, personal at
tention TO all calls. Call MR.. TABLER,
Ma. 2345; evenings, WI 71S2.
WANTED FOR CASH, home in Hyattsville,
University Park. or College Park, up to
VIZ eV CAN Sci Sell p YoIjR SpT PKapsRTy app % Il 10.
Gated In Washington or nearby MONTGOMERY
County, List with US for quick results.
Established 1915. THOS E. FARRELL co.
Realtors. 721 10th st. NV. MA. O765
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HOUSES eoR SALE.

COLORED-35OO BLK. 18th sT. Nv
8 rms. IA baths, h.-w,h., Earage. full
desired Ask for a. w. STEPHENS. DE.
CoLoRED--68 NJ ST. N.W.--Large 3-story,
basement row brick. rooms and bath, q
story brick garage In rear: located near
Sibley Hospital; ideal for apts. or rooming
house: 81 300 down. balance on terms. A,
p. ToRRE REALTY CO., 1925 N. Capitol
GoLoRED--NEAR PARK RID. and ward
er st.-Semidetached. rms. h.-w.h., full
MR., BAKER. DE 1856 or DE. 1160.
C0LORED - 3I6 18th ST. Sc. - Large
brick home containing o rooms. bath and
attractive apt: very low price end terms.
To inspect call Ii. 3540 or MA, .9197 until
3 pm. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
ave, NV.
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SUBURBAN sALs-yIRcINiA.

ALEXANDRIA, YA.-Nine Of this group
already sold, These 5-room brick homes
have been completely redecorated and arc
In new-house condition.; complete with gas
range and refriaeratQr, have full basement
and are priced at only $1,A50, and can be
purchased on unusual terms. For COM
RiETzEiL, pT 3101 40. g. =
ARLINGTON, Va Exclusive Lyon village.
@ @Slasoo lovely grEoom home .9, On quiet;
Kitchen, oil heat and EaraGe. nice shTubbery
in front yard. The smart. .clean-cut Sp-
pearance OF this attractive home viii ap-
peal to the most Discriminating purchaser.
Immediate possession. $4,000 cash re-
aulred, sasy monthly payments on hal-
tng st., Arlington, Vs.. cH. 0600. Contact
Evening star., 1945-10-02
OFFICES FOR RENT.

IN THE VICINITY OF DUPONT CTRCLE-
Apartment on frst hoor, suitable for 3
dentist or doctor; possession now. HER
BERT A. GILL &. SON. 1920 New YORK
PRIVATE OFFICE, furn.; also desk spacs
for phone and mall service. L. J. CoWIE.
500 Eye st. NV. Ma. 54s7.
market area, 11th and d sts.: / corner.
83x20. store and Offices above, half base.
ment,. containing approx: 5000 50. ~
viii remodel to suit satisfactory customer.
JEROME MURRAY. 1881 @ st. NV. RE.
s-RooM SUITE, opposite Government
Printing once; excellent for dentist, doc
tor or lawyer, Call Mr.. COLE, Elk. 2727.
ATTRACTIVE SPACE in weIl-established
beauty salon for masseuse or chiropodtst.
Apply between 9 and 6, GUILBO, 1874
2Oth St NV, corner Connecticut
Evening star., 1945-10-02

$5,85o, TERMS.--Very clean white frame
bungalow, on nice level lot, located in
Groveton; close to transp., schools and
shopping; contains living room, 2 bed
rooms, Kitchen and dining combination,
bath, cleo. range. coal h.-w.h,. finished
stairs to diminished attic.
$7.500,s terms; Immediate possession:
decorated. In nsw-house condition; large
tsssn and ssas Ssss snins sSous
years old. front porch. full basement.
furnace hest. large fenced lot, l30-ft.
Si4' 800. alexandria. s805 Farm I'd.
In w-house condition throughout; heauti-
full 2-story brick home, about years old;
large lovely lot in Braddock Heights. high
elevation, close to schools, churches and
convenient transp.. large living foom with
bath, full basement. laundry tubs, toilet,
oil h,.w.h.. double sarage, extra building
- $I0,600. s04 Greenbrier ST., Arlington
Forest-Fine a-story brick home, IN 1st-
class condition: contains large living room,
dining room, kitchen and side screened
porch; End floor, 4 large bedroom with
dressing room and closets medoim
abs. s oil I'll sa sirsonaisonsa hsas
new detached garage, weather-stripped, in-
sulated. copper plumbing, screens and
large old trees; 80, By and look st prop
n. 4. Rhine, TIE 446i.
For inspection Of property, EBNER r.
DUNCAN, Co.. Realtors and insurers, 200
Rupley 1lds.. S1b King st.. Aiexandria. Va.
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OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL CORPORATION desires rms,
Furnished or unfurnished ONCE; vie. 18th
and x sts. NV: willing to sign lease.
ExPoRT CORPORATION desires 2 or 9
lease; Vicinity 18th and Eye sts. NV. Cali
DfrIf2 Df 1874 su,rr -. go, =
local representative of manufacturers.
UNFuRNtsHED OFFICE SPACE, approx.
new s2S fesi fdak iGG sTaTs bkraaITmENf
Commerce needs 1000 to 1,5O0 square
feet by November LIST. downtown section
necessary; VIII sublet or assume lease ex-
piring later Cali MR.. RUSSELL. fip ISth
st. nv, Room 414. Telephone Execu-
tive 0T00.
once on Conn. ave. Box 376-v, Star.
Evening star., 1945-10-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RrAr.

LEASE, over 10000 50. It.. and CONNER
In light, weli-ventilated, 4-story bldg,
slsystors; IN center Of town. JEROME
build TO suit plans for print shop. sarass
repair warehoqse. etc. favorable lease.
oHASE orI IAsE yS yESSTATEs: IA; osss,
endon business section with entrance on
Wilson blvd Will lease for. COMMERCIAL
CO. aobl Wilson blvd, Ariinsfon. Va.
COMMERCIAL. 1st d. and basement. s1so
e NV. LEWIS p. sHoEMAKNR, Ma.
lOontinusd On Next Pass.5
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-5-room brick bum
gaiow, all apartment conveniences, grand
for children, located 7o4 Chestnut ave-,
City Park, Falls Church, Va. Call Falls
Church 2Sl9 CIV evenings
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STORES FOR RENT.

OWNER may consider to lease to a certai1
type business which viii not conflict With
present stores in this building now: 6-yeaY
Lease In good location TO the right party,
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1166.
1926 ST. NW-Store for rent. Cali
RE: 9413 between l2 and pm.
STORE FOR RENT-Excellent locations
some store fixtures for sale Apply Nc
GEE 4 CO. 1904 18th ST. NV.
ALL TYPES OF stores for rent In Airing
tons newest shopping centers; any space
early spring. N. T: BRoYHTLL Co, Nc.
CHI. $500. CH, 55l7.
53Is EAST CAPITOL ST: Capital View
colored section ideal for bakery, beauty
parlor. etc; vacant: 500. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN CO. LAP x st. nv.
owners who own very desirable business
locations big and small, I may be able
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE 1I66
Evening star., 1945-10-02

C0LORED-DEsIRABL 4la-room house.
situated ON i lot IO0x150; full basement
and electricity; price. S., 900, 5000 down
SGSEN sIa Wa nGsosny en- c Ss6s haEmns. M
ave-. Hyattsyille, Nd. UN. 404O. Open
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SILVER SPRING AREA-Immediate pos
session, 5-rcom bungalow on Dale dr.;
$1,000.
Silver SPRING area, ccnv to station; s.
room, 2-story frame home, on large lot;
reasonable price and terms.
A. u. KESSINGER, 8644 colesyille I'd.
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THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c. BIS
SU9URR1N szIyIRcINiA-

BUNGALOW. Ii40 North Taylor SC. Al.
ln perfect condition; easy terms. LARRY
dozy sJEELE TEEE2te RF ettas IL DI shs sahs sns room
modern kitchen. dining room, and !. fully
and oil heat for $4,000. The house 10 -
Arlington. Just q block on washington b.;
Is attractiyely designed. has gcyeenA1
shrubbed lot and affords . pleasant yisy:
we think you will need to act quickly.
Mr.. Mcdaniel, Glebe 1906. KELLEY n
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STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE BUsNEss-Piease do nd
entertain this proposition unless you are
aple to consider high-elass deal requiring
snoat 10000, and you do appreciate Q
ment only: no trifiers please HARRY !.
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE Il66
Evening star., 1945-10-02

FOUR BEDROOMS-One-acre lot, large
iiv. rnl., fireplace, full basement, chicken
house, garage: near school and bus, miles
8. Of Alexandria near route No. l. Price
$3.50. Terms to suit
Three-room cottage-Two acres: large
chicken house and garage. Priced right all
S3, 800. Terms to suit. HARRY NOR
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAhD. .
basement; garage. chicken house, large
lawn; sun porch; $50 mo, Eek. O457. a.
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STORES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

CALL REPUBLIC 1855 II you wish to leass
or sell your store. I am at your sefyice.
Thank you. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE 1856
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