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The sub., 1945-04-28
Technical Engineers Win Railroad Election Test

Washington, D. C-Technical em. ployees, as represented by the In- ternational Federation of Technical Engineers. Architects and Drafts mems Unions, have score another victory on the railroads.
 In 8 National Mediation Board election. employees of the St. Louis San Francisco Railway Co. Frisco lines), members of Local POI of the Technical Engineers. won 100 per cent of the valid votes cast for rep resentation. Coverage includes all technical employees of the mech- anical. valuation, civil, bridge and signal departments.
 Assisting in the case was N. M. B. Mediator Ross R. Barr. Local secretary Stanley Mccarthy and In- ternational President Foster Pratt were present at counting of ballots.
 This is the second such victory for the international in recent months. An earlier one involved similar classes of employee on the Boston & Maine Road.
The sub., 1945-04-28
A.F.ofL. Scores Seniority Victory

An AF of Negotiations Committee composed of Emile Mahn president the Metal Trades Council and the Boiler makers Loca Arthur Butery president of the Paners Arthur Brand president of the Machinists Al Harvey, President of the Pipeters Al Farina President of the Electricians Mauy Reybun representing the Carpenters in place of President Botham who hurt while at york; Mike McGary president of the Clerks James Santangeo sentng the Teamsters and with Big Bill Ebbnghause Bob White Clyde DeRoo, Al Partridge Mac McMahon and Busi Agent Bernard Ezhaya with management to discuss and do something about the yards Merit Rating System
 Representing the management Industrial Relations Manager Donald Waugh Charles Brooks who in charge of the Merit Grading Sstem Percy Woodruff assistant to the General Manager and Andy Hiding of Labor Relations The conference resulted hapon being added to employees rating for each year of service.
The sub., 1945-04-28
WNLC

Senator Nicholas Spellman and Speaker of the State House of Rep- resentatives, Lee Marsh. will give a summary of THE WORK OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE on April 29th at 3:3O p. m., from the Palmer Radio Room at Connecticut College, broadcast through the courtesy of WNLC by remote con- trol. Immediately following the broadcast, at 3:45. forum will be held in Room POP Palmer Auditor ium, when Senator Spellman and Representative Marsh will answer questions. The forum is open to all interested in legislation con- sidered in 1945.
 SLANG is the topic discussed by Dr. Hamilton Smyser on the De- pertinent of English program heard on Mondays at 1915 p. m.
 Under the direction of Eleanor Cranz, the DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents recital of music for wood-wind and stringed in- strumcnts. Five students, all from New England, will participate on Wednesday. May 2d, at 10:30 p. m.
 Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss Eileen Ross have supervised the writing of the manuscript for the department of history program, NEW LONDON COUNTY LOOKS
The sub., 1945-04-28
MUTUAL = YANKEE

one of the contestants, and not only did Pelle win $2O2 of the cash prizes, but mentioned that in civic lian life he had been an orchestra leader. John Wellington, the pro- ducer, invited the lad to an addition the next day, and now the ex-SOl- dier Victor Pelle, conducts the Double or Nothing" band every Friday night at 9:30 p. m.
 Nigel Bruce has been sporting . unique looking cane quite in char acter with the part of Dr. Watson he plays on ''The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" heard over WNLC. It was purchased a num- Der of years ago when he was in Egypt One day he was going through the tomb of King Tut, an Arab boy confronted him and told him that this strangely carved cane would protect him from the curse of the tomb. MT. Bruce bought 1t on the spot.
 4k q 1d1K UCt bklab D0I 1ACS 1A 0kAtD one of the radio comedy innova. tions of the year, will remain un. ruffled before the noisiest of studio audiences at the s'Fresh-Up Show" Wednesdays at 8:30 p. m. After Barney's experiences of doing com- edy routines under fire of Japanese Zeros during 46 raids on New guinea, doubtless little could dis concert this madcap humorist. Barney. one of the thousands of performers who helped entertain troops, just recently returned from coaSt-tO-coast tour of camps in this country. after seven months in the South Pacific where he was member of the first such unit to enter a combat zone in that area. All this added to the three months spent in the European theatre. gave Barney the opportunity to try his new type of humor under some- what trying circumstances.
The sub., 1945-04-28

} For a long time the so-called Merit Rating System" used by the Electric Boat Company in the ter imitation of it's employees, was without consideration of an em- ployee's length of service. In other words seniority did not mean thing. The present contract does not allow for seniority except when skill, ability, and efficiency are fairly equal" Leaving the em- ployee absolutely at the mercy of his supervisor and the graders"
 The AFofL, recognizing that the Company could keep this present system" in operation until the election when it will be thrown, in it's entirety, into the Thames River, nevertheless felt that between now and the election the older em- ployees should be given consider ation and so, on last Thursday, the AFofL committee persuaded" the Company to add the seniority fac- tor to its system" This is as it should be, as the older employees at the Electric Boat Company de- serve consideration for their loy- alty and their length of service.
 The half point for each year of service, which was gained for the employees by the AFofL, cuts down the supervisors chances for play ing favorites and for discriminat- ing.
 During the meeting there were several heated arguments. but as a whole friendliness and good feel ing prevailed. Another victory for the employees was chalked up at that meeting when the hospital penalty was liberaliZed to the ex- tent that an employee is allowed to make seven CD trips in three (3) months to the hospital, before he is penalized under the Merit Rating System. Prior to this meeting if an employee made two (2) trips in three (3) months, he lost a point now he is allowed seven CD trips before losing a point AND THAT DOES NOT INCLUDE TRIPS MADE FOR REDRESSINGS. Chalk up another one for the AFofL and if we can do this NOW imagine what we will be able to do AFTER JUNE 5th.
The sub., 1945-04-28
PALMER RADIO PROGRAMS
 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE r S.
149o on the dial

AT ITS PAST. The script, about NEW LONDON AND NORWICH IN THE NAVAL WARFARE OF THE REVOLUTION, will be pre- sented by students of the Norwich Free Academy. under the direction of Miss Ross and Miss Anderson. their instructors, on Thursday, May Sd, at 7:45 p. m.
The sub., 1945-04-28

Helen ChOate, who plays Patsy. and Lon Clark, alias Nick Carter. in the dramatic exploits of Mick Carter, Master Detective" on Mu- tual, Sundays, make plans for ex- tension of the MES network. The series is heard on WNLC on Sum- days from 5:SO to 6 p. m.. sponsored by Acme Paint.
 Most service men are eager to appear on quiz programs. but Vic tor Pelle is one soldier whose visit to Double or Nothing" really paid off. It was Pelle's last day in uni form before receiving medical dis charge from the Army, and his blouse was emblazoned with the Purple Heart. the Presidential Ci- tation, and the Infantry Combat Medal. John Reed King. quiz master of the series, chose him as
Evening star., 1945-04-29
SUMNER CAMPS.

YO-QUAN-Summer camp for children:
Lake Buel in the Berkshires: boys and
girls. 4 to Is yrs; altitude, ] ZOO #; per-
sonality and character building; sports,
swimming, horses. ponies crafts. dancing
music, campfires, Dietary laws. Rep, Mrs.
NJ. D. Ecker, phone Ia. 1925; Emma D.
Caron, dir. 546 Popham ave. N. Y. c"
phone LU 7-3232
SUMNER BOARDING SCHOOLS. - High
school boys accelerate or strengthen your
work. Recreational activities included
Rates. $500 up. Also free camp informa.
ton for boys and girls. WASHINGTON
SCHOOLS ASSOC, RE. 3939
MAINE-Beautiful Lake Kezar: Treasure
Cove. for boys-girls 40; Forest Acres,
girls, OILS: Indian Acres, boys, 9-ls. Sc
lected groups enjoy complete sports pro-
gram. Also riding, crafts. drama. music.
Professional staff. Luxurious cabins; Write
MRS. BARRETT, 1854 Spring road n W.,
Washington. D. G. Columbia 4751.
CAMP MONTROSE, 10th season: girls 6
to II; boys, to 8; one hour from D. G.;
churches near; season s weeks. s175; cata-
log. MIR: AND MRS. L. A. RANDALL
CAMP CARLYLE for boys-High In the
mountains of Western N. c., where camp
life rs at its best: cool, healthful. invig-
Grating; spervised activities, horseback rid
ing, swimming. Boy Scout training. etc
Write for catalogue, L. H. BROWN 639
MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP. Plan your
boys summer now; riding, swimming.
rif1ery. qualified stan: good food; conv. D
C. boys from Christian homes: 3 ase groups
t5-l 81. Provides health, safety. CHI. 2S5S
Evening star., 1945-04-29
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

100 BLK. PA AVE. N.W.-street-leve
store with Gear garage. on wide alley
possession in 60 days; Ions lease to reliable
tenant: rent. $3.50 per mo, GEORGE Y
WoRTHINGTON & SON, Active Realtors
aofnhS sGis s9s a Fys EA St ssse
bath apt. IN rear. newly decorated. waiting
Tor YOU to get busy and establish q nice
business. Only. $50 mo. Hurry, or you
will be sorry: MA. 646s.
80 D ST. N.W.-Larse storeroom good To-
catessen for years; owner retired; reason
able rent at S75 per mo. on lease. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV.
: DESIRABLE adjoining basement stores.
sgtsbls as 9E Nh
SPLENDID LOCATION for beauty parlor
in busy Northeast neishborhood; 1oned
commercial: rent, s4750 B. r SAUL
CO. s25 18th st. NV. MA. 200.
3tO9 NJ ST. N.W.-Excellent location for
business Sd sSoI large store with big
rent. S75: Apply on premises.
6Oi ST. N.W.-We have a very nice
store Just below Hecht's, available May
Is. rental 500 per mo. HENRY J. ROBB,
INC IN n 92a " yermon. ave sbdn DI sial.
and 5sth ave, Prince Georses County, Md.
large colored housing center stores and
theater now under construction: possession
about go days; suitable druggist, variety
store. Chinese restaurant and other misc
business grocery store. valet shop, cleaning
and dyeing store already rented; no COM
LUCHS CO.. MA 2345.
NEAR 5th AND X sTs.-19x37. ideal store
for small business. THos. J. FISHER a
CO.. INC, 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
WATER FRONT PROPERTY tcen,. /,

BEVERLY eEACh on Chesapeake eay-
summer homes ana building sites Write
PvEss e. fass0fsf RivEsAsosM' r.. Mag set.. e a.,
home; s27 800. JOHN g. MATHEWS,
s,G, e. Franklin MIH 1sss st. Baltimore 2. Md. Mu.
LAEGR f1gS e sD, s6MMfs aIas' COTTAGE on water.
august; win pay up to $500. Telephone
BAY VIEW COTTAGE. rooms; daily bus
sGf ysrS sGHa NG 4fS4 salt. cottage.
mss from g. {. "'s4 sA 'a4aSssH' 4ass' eSss.. saI:
EPPING FOREST. on Severn near An
napolis, Nd: rms, baths: large copper.
lot; furnished and now arranged as apis.
Of 7. and b. each! a lot Of house for
$4,000: consider trade for p; C, property
sHERwooD FOREsT. MD, COTTAGE 14o-
For sale only; furnished cottage on point
facing widest part round bay; 2 bedrooms
large, porch, completely copper screened,
Venetian blinds. natural log dining room.
NV. heater, electric range, ice refrigera-
Tor coz c1mplsts ssd Somlor.sbls every Seta
LONG BEACH-4-room cottage, furnished
and equipped for yearround use, fully in
sulated, connected to central water system,
Sil III hessins; lot S ISSxloG; Prise, s.; ;SSS: @
Excellent investment, A. few other houses
for sale, miles south Of Prince Frederick.
ein1 RocKaILLs .s'A st. Leonard, M Nd. Phons
Prince Frederick 6-R
SALE large 4-bedroom home, baths. g.
e. vns m large repses aa t
from Wash; S12,5o0. Box 53-L, Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

bath. open 1d"i nrepisee. hardwood rd nee1s ee1s
e.rs f5HSRs SWsp ene Dsn. ssSrf sa
sHs NEAR 'ae CLINTON fs'f6 MDsuns.ow cor Com
pletely modern; 5 rms: and bath. garage
MAeLE Wa co.. 1asl iatS gSf St NV. MsN1a pI ss4s
HYATTsVILLE-5 rooms, bath, finished
on aS aSsa hma ssSss
~ TS' roo@s, 2 baths, gas stove. electric
rsdrifefa's5 ner Iet sseSo faIl basement hwh cor
near SSsness ssson spts Of hyastsvss @ sTse
M MzANtziNdERR < Co co. ma. 537Y. N.'A =. .
with an s-room bungalow; bath. hot-ai1
budnas eeken sre IN soe
lent to stores, bank, schools and churches;
Torsh Tns is the cn.y nss sls RsSDer'y and
Near Gaithershurg-2 acres plus. "A
splendid. piece of land. improved with a
sssck porches, bathroom without mixtures;
aithersburg-e-story, 5-room frame
one-half acre Of land; s4,s5o; possession
-. Il 7,rSom s. house; ;
land; splendid location close to the
center of town; $4,000.
Gaithersburg-7-room bungalow, bath,
full basement. hot-water, heat, oil burner,
garage in basement, small chicken house.
nice lawn; 3 blocks from railroad station;
quick possession: $3.50.
Gaithersbure. Route 240-5-room frame
house. "a acre land; electricity; $4,000.
Near Barnesville-2-story. 7-room frame
house; modern hot-water heating plant;
new hardwood floors on the first floor, re-
finished pine floors upstairs. electric pump,
front and back porches. meathouse, beau
a very attractive place facing on hard
road; walking distance to B. g. O. station,
stores and churches. $3.50. FRED B.
CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick pike. Gathers
burg, Md. Gaithersburg 200. Open today.
closed Thursday
Evening star., 1945-04-29

1885 X ST. N.W.-6OO So it. 1908 Eye
st. NV, 3-story and basement house, suit
able for any business, Lrofession or ass~
& siat1oR' II N "a sARsE sess sssToNEsRAKER' 1888 x
DESIRABLE ofice space with use of fine
ONCE equipment: will receive incoming
phone calls; can accommodate in single or
for double as may be required. down.
town: first floor, also use of parking lot;
reasonable. Box 233-X, Star.
FOR RENI-Will share very desirable fur
5anx 6fhd M M fna and GaeE s eS 4epens oenee d
ist FLOOR OFFICE ROOM at 14o7 St
NV; $50 month. RE. 2555.
CAN You hnd an office? Save money,
time. and space. We can give you two
mailing addresses, two telephones and
DOWNTOWN, ia 5th st. NV. fbet. G and
H sts. n.w.). I'd a.. . attractive rooms.
lavatory, plate-slass show window. limo
leum floors, parking space, vacant. imme-
diate possession. Call Mr. Ewell. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME.
TEMPORARY: three months, possibly long
er; centrally located; furnished private Of.
nee; highest references given and required
PHoToGRAPHER's PHH fifE STUDIO with dark
airy; perfect LEGATION: Apply sesF St. NV.
Ace, suitable for lawyer sales ONCE, etc.
IN DEsfRABLE noeATIoS. oS5i S Just tot Of, conn. on
ave. between Mayfiower Hotel and Dupont
Circle-One or more floors of 4-story
bldg. with 1000 So. TT. of floor, avail now
or culture devoted exclusively to the arts
and sciences OWNER MA 3617
Evening star., 1945-04-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE fronting on Lee blvd, near Ar
iinston Forest; sewer and water at pror-
eses sFs pe oHss sSS ss Tss Shs n
br oMSiE i5s1 Tasa:d sis:ts ks sosa ss9 'front.'
necessary; miles from Fairfax, Va; Ia
cash CO IL c vn sh $500 pf s2s sunaay each oi
81 eF AcsRs' s2 sseekasis 4Sofs: frontage on Seven
sssa ss SaREs I'll sssf or Msrysnd %1 and a4a4
pto BdDs R G only ns sa nes fa4 out iro%
stalled: prise, 81 900 per acre; CHARLES
Pranhila F h1IP5s eesa 1877 Potomac ave- Sc
way water water and electricity ayaiiable' direct
homes opposite; 10 miles from Capitol
sSss'sfd CO., sFfs sA $685. $685. i6s h5I "Ss
LARGE, WOODED HoMEsITE. 15cxeoo
miles n from downtown Washins tom. 5000:
4 SONS. miles out Columbia pike. Phone
i ACRE. 10 miles Wsshinston, on an-yea5
antb road eec S$5S SO s19
miles" miles out Columbia i Pike. Phone Alexandra
ACRES WOOD LAND on State road. II
miles from D. c.; $500 cash. Phone 3135
Waldorf, Md. s. E. sPARTo. Rt. /.
AL ACRES OF FERTILE LAND. part
woods, stream. outbuildinss, orchard, well:
DOWN DOWN fssss'y saa idsedeon
miles from D. c., miles from No. 1
highway; S3 900; direct from owner. Box
134-M, Star.
$125 PER ACRE; choice tracts on Georgia
ave extended, 1s miles 2. G. line, paysd
Kensngton, Md, Kensington 553.
3 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS, "a mile bo from
acre. terms. Falls Church s12-W-1. 90.
so ACRES in the vicinity of Damascus.
Small cow barn, long, hard road frontage,
$500
Shady Grove road acres, splendid
building site, $3.50.
acres, near Etchison, $500.
l06 acres, near Boyds, S4 500.
FRED B. CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick pike,
Gaithersburg. Md. Telephone 299. Open
tooay, closed Thursdays.
FOR COLORED-6 acres near Gathers
burg. 81 900. Box 417-L, Star
Evening star., 1945-04-29
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT (cont. ,

MODERN FTREPROOF GARAGE. excellent
So; e.; coal het.water heat; modern
,oiininE , parkkiing kir lot; suitable for auto
cial use; long lease t9 Ielisbls tenant;
WoiRTalRsaoT6N q seSs. sos. .stiSe EeNs sssltor: r
since 1892, 1719 st. NV. MA. 3326.
SUITABLE for combination gas station.
restaurant, icehouse. general store; there
are 2 gas pumps and air compressor, no
store fixtures; also 5-rm. house, cleo, run
ming water; located on main blvd, Rt. so,
between Richmond and Williamsburg, Va,
500 yards from beautiful Chickahominy
River, considered one of best fishing
grounds in State. This is part of S75-acre
estate, plenty of traffic, buses stop at door
appreciated Write MRS S. PREVIsH,
Walkers. Va, or phone Providence
MODERN FIREPRooF GARAGE, 1st COM
merical zone. central intown s.w. .loca;
h.-w. heat, modern plumbing; wide street
frontage with adjoining parking lot; i'm
tenant. GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON
y SON, active realtors since 1892. f71g
Eye st nv: MA: 1926.
End COMMERCIAL, in Sc. section, sub
stantial brick bldg, about $500 So. IT.
moor space, suitable machine shop, supply
house. garage, storage, etc; immediate
possession. Box 176-M Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

EASTERN SHORE, val ,0O0-acre island.
partly IN Hog Island Bay; exclusive recrea-
ton, no farming, was owned by wealthy
MsH YsFf %sr NOW now efeed ssse GgF6 %
house, furnished. ready for occupant. We
also have 1,40O-acre waterfront i'm
proved property, priced 100000 and sew
eral smaller improved and unimproved
Sl.15o: another. a72 acres, $1,000; an
other, app. $50 acres, $4,000. another, $50
acres, $1,000. Besides the resort advan-
tages these properties are priced low enough
for real investments. Low taxes. AS real
estate is beginning to be active here. 1t is
receiving listings at these ridiculously low
prices, considerins the fact OF the terrific
advances in other sections. Wire or phone
for appointment while We have these at
trsetive investments. This is mild cli-
mate, mate, no snow here last winter; and now
OLD LYME. coNN.-very old homestead
with Conn. River frontage. 10 rooms and
bath. . freplaceS. water system, electricity.
with two road frontages: convenient TO
transportation. Box SO. Ashton Nd.
MIAMI, FLA.-Frame duplex, on lot AK
1873; sixteen blocks North Flagler street;
S6.5O0: ~ cash. Write J. GOUGHAN, 2ls
N snd 81 s. ne. or after pm;
three fine homes and income: large grounds
Write, OWNER. 599l NE. 9th court
Old VIRGINIA HoME-Leesburg. va; s
rooms; beautiful living room with large
fireplace, 4 bedrooms and sleeping porch,
acre; numerous boxwood, nicely ARRANGED
in lawn: price S9,soO; terms. VAN 1DEN
zE1LER. Leesburg, Va. Phone Leesburg
81 j. Sunda-: 1eesSur: 100 weekdays.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
OFFICES WANTED.

PUBLICATION wants 5000 square feet for
editorial and business Offices: prefer modern
building or will buy and convert residen-
tial building in commercial l. Box 1OS-M,
Star
CORPORATION, with essential rating,
wants 5000 square feet of office space in
downtown Washington. Phone RE. 1000,
Ext %
WANT OFFICE, furn or unfurn., like room
attorneys suite; air-conditioned preferred. .
frequently out of city; Washington repre-
sentative; have own phone: like investment,
Shoreham Bldgs. BUCKLEY, MA. 1859 !.
1000 TO 1000 SO. FIT. ONCE space, for law
firm.. In good downtown location. DE.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-15.000 feet commercial prop
srty IN S:W Washington. Give details.
WANTED commercial property for client
Write Mr.. Walter, B. F. SAUL CO., 925
9TH st. NV.
BUILDING suitable for printing plant and
onlces at least 5000 IT.: prefer on floors
central location: will buy or lease. Box
VIZ HAVE CLIENT interested in the
purchase of large apt. building or
buildings or shopping center. viii pay
all cash Submit income statement to
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV.
MA. 0352.
WANTED-15,O0O feet commercial prop
erty in s:w. Washington. Give details.
Box 3O9-M, Star. g.
WANT GARAGE or service station in D. C
or nearby Va. or Nd Box 21O-X, Star .
Evening star., 1945-04-29
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DAYLIGHT BLDG, Vicinity of Conn, ave
and M ST., fireproof construction: 3 stories
and basement, h.-w. oil heat, ample lava
for, ofices display rooms, light manufac-
turing, etc: possession June ]. Phone
Mr.. ALBERTS. Ma. 1865 or Ma. 1896.
10000 SO. IT; r. r. siding. loading plat
form: Or will sell. OHARE ESTATES,
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location for estab-
lished firm that will take long lease.
q. N. LIGHTBOWN WA l325
Evening star., 1945-04-29
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED 60' residence lot on primary
transportation; give size, location, price.
BUhDiNG LOT. preferably corner. by
gentle. for home; must be reasonable:
on 18th st. NV. or Mass: ave. NV. or
give particulars, price, lot and square and
size, and also price mentioned in covenant.
II any, that home must cost. Box 10S-L.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IDEAL STONE, log, all-year house. West
Va. Mts., 3 hrs. d. c.; excellent floors, fine
walls, 8 bedrooms, bath; 100 acres $4,000.
Adams 0362.
10 LOTS. 25x14O; large oak trees; schools,
ing all. OWNER. Brandywine 1927. 20:
LOCATED Just 1 mr. drive from d. c. on
bus and rail facilities there is a substantial
pletely remodeled; Al cond., everything
modern; 3 bedrooms, liv. r.. din. rm.. with
nreplaces: kitchen, bath, den. powder rnl
furnished; price, $4,000 on reas. terms
Phone CHI. 5294. 23'
Evening star., 1945-04-29
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-Between 5 and 10 acres with
or without small house, near busline, in
Virginia, Phone Jackson 2lS7.
l-3 ACRES, on or near Bradley blvd.
MONTGOMERY Co. Md, with electricity and
telephone available. Quote price. Box
l46-M Star.
5 TO 100 ACRES In Arlington or Fairfax
County. Falls Church Sl2-W-l. 20.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

COMMERCIAL GROUND on MINI. ave
south of Bennine I'd. ne: wide frontase
on MINI. ave-; suitable for many uses,
priced to sell. Call ME. 1143 until pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. realtor.
WAREHOUSE OR MANUFACTURING sites
sd 10 RoHs eloWn an Bo9oa
Atlas Machine plants. Bus at door, rail-
way siding available. Excellent distribut-
ing location Arrangements to build and
loan possible. See Mr. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC. WashinRton Bldg. DI. 5000.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE lovely 3-year-old white
brick home with large bedrooms, ga
baths, fireplaces. slate roof, on large,
shaded lot, In excellent restricted neigh
2 acres or more, close to D. C. Cash diff
ference; Write. giving fun particulars, to
OWNER. Box 3S-M, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE equity in 1917 Della
neld pl. NV; q large det. home, 6 bedrooms, ),
G. 3pen and ny vacant, for q small house.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT,

FUR. HOUSE IN w. VA, $50 mi. from
half lawn, half garden: beautiful noun
tain scenery: gas, elec. fur; ideal for con-
yalescent or retired couple: S12 wk. or S45
mo. CO. 3S39.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AM IN POSITION to sell or buy for cash.
any house or business property in Mt.
Pleasant or Petworth section that is prop
erly priced. Called G. s. WHITE, AID. 1865
after & pm
Evening star., 1945-04-29
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH for 2, or & family
apt. direct from owner; District or vicinity.
Tel. FIR. 5000, Ext 90
DIRECT from owner. local invest prop
24-E, Star,
WANTED = Houses, flats or apartment
buildings for client. Write Mr.. Walter,
WE HAVE A CLIENT interested in the
purchase of a large apt. building or
buildings or shopping center will pay
all cash. Submit income statement to
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV. Ma