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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13
AL Asks British
TO Stop Killings

Washington (FP) In cabled
message to Prime Minister Clement
Attlee in London, AFTL Pres. William
Green has made strong appeal for
the British to halt the 'policy of death
and destruction of the Jewish people
in Palestine" by British troops.
Green appealed directly to the Brit
ish leader after receiving a protest
from the General Federation of Jewish
Labor in Palestine which had also
made representations to the British
Labor Party and Trade Union Con-
gress. ~
The AFL cable said that the Pales-
tine group had reported Jewish civil
ians in Palestine were the victims OF
tear bombs, rifle butts, and bayonets
used by British troops and as result
number were killed, large number
wounded and many were arrested.
at seem inconceivable Jewish peo-
pie who migrated to Palestine in order
to save themselves from utter destruc-
ton in certain totalitarian nations in
Europe would be killed and injured by
armed forces of Great Britain whose
obligation and duty was to save their
lives and protect them against those
forces which sought their utter des-
truction.
Green concluded by asking Attlee
to make Palestine "a place of refuge
for prosecuted Jewish people, and to
translate wishes of liberty loving peo-
pie throughout the world that Pales-
tine be made a real homeland and re-
fuge for a downtrodden and perse-
cuted race"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13

made possible by such consolidation
would do much to serve the public in
terests in dealing with housing as a
major national concern.
'In the name of the homeless war
veteran, who holds to his hope for
good postwar home, in the name OF
millions Of other Americans now liv-
ing in crowded and cramped quarters
in all parts Of the land, in the name of
our children and our children's chill
dren, / call upon Congress to act with
promptness and dispatch in approx
ing this legislation and assuring bet
ter homes in every community to meet
the housing needs of every American
family.
at is up to our 10Th Congress TO
lay the foundation for better life in a
prospering peacetime America.
"It is up to our 10Th Congress to
enact S. 1882 as the cornerstone to
our nations postwar reconstruction"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13

have the workers of Britain and the
Sec. Treas. George Meany, who said
rest of Europe.
Another warning came from AFL
at Harrisburg, Pa, that there are
definite signs here at home that lab
or will have to fight for it's existence
once more. The forces of reaction are
on the march again.
"No company sluggers this time" !"
Meay said. "No sawed-off shotguns or
teargas. No, this time the means used
is going to more subtle. In the inter-
est of industrial peace, we must have
just little bit of compulsory legisla-
tion for labor. Just little compulsory
arbitration at first. Then little COM
pulsory work legislation. Then maybe
we will have revival of government
by injunction. Then perhaps a little
bit of the old conspiracy doctrine, un-
der which any worker who suggests to
another worker that they both cease
work would be liable for monetary
damages and perhaps a Jail sentence
on a criminal charge.
"The AFL is not going to be fooled
by any propaganda on this subject.
We do not intend to sit still in the
face of proposed legislation that in
any way compels workers to work for
one minute against their will. We are
not prepared to accept even little
bit of slavery. We intend to remain
wholly free"
8 CIO Pres. Philip Murray, speaking
from Pittsburgh, was no less sharp
as he attacked the Truman program
to give management the benefit of a
80 day warning before labor can
strike. Using facts and figures, Muir
ray showed that American manage
ment is well able to afford substantial
wage increases, but that it is on sit
down strike against the unions a
strike for which it is paid by the U.
S. treasury out of the tax bill the late
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13
Clurksburg
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(COnfinued From Pd6, OHeJ
Polling have spent the past week on
deer hunt. Being all crack shots with
the rifle there is no doubt but what
their many friends will be supplied
with plenty of .the choice meat for
over the holidays. At least we can
look forward to a few good stories.
Action was taken at the meeting
requesting every member to drop
line to their senators and congress
men, asking their support in opposing
the impending anti-labor bills now be-
fore them. This is an easy request to
comply with and we hope every mem
Der will carry out the wishes of the
local.
Brothers Pat Carney and Paul
Krwoski have returned from the ser
vice and are back working at the
bench.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended
the family of the late Brother Lee
who passed away on December 80.
c.. 80.
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Still Doing
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meeting with the following being
chosen; President, William White;
vice president, Chester Whitehouse;
financial secretary, Wally McCown;
assistant financial secretary, Esther
Dishong; recording secretary, Charles
Hall; defense secretary, Leland
Quinn; treasurer, Lauren Lipp; in
spector, Florence Garside; guard,
Alice Jones; statistician, Howard Raj
ferty; trustee, Wally MCGOWAN.
We know these newly elected Off
cials are capable of handling the af-
fairs of Local Union 81 and are de-
serving of your support. Let's start
the new year off by attending the
meetings regularly and aiding them in
their efforts to promote our inter-
estS.
Quite a few members have returned
from the service and we are proud of
the job they have completed. Our
hope is that the day is not too far
distant when all will be back with
us.
1t is not too late to start attending
local to become eligible for delegate
to the 1916 convention. No doubt but
what next years convention will be
faced with numerous problems con-
fronting the trade and it is necessary
that we have capable representatives
to look after our interests.
Sixth Vice President George Turner
paid us visit last week and as usual
handled the situation at Kingwood in
a capable manner. Our sincere thanks
Cotton" for a swell job.
Our next meeting will be held on
January Ia at which time the new Of
officers and the members of the var
ious committees, we extend our thanks
for the many jobs you have handled so
well.
To the trade in general, we extend
our best wishes for Merry Christ
mans and Happy New Year.-O. c.
81.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13
AFL UNIONS FACE
VIGILANTE SETUP

Oakdale, Calif.-(FP).-An echo
of the bad days comes from this San
Joaquin valley town.
The Oakdale Employers Assn. has
been formed with the avOwed in
tention of preventing the AFL from
"trying to unionize the town."
The towns so business firms got
excited when the Modesto local OF
Retail Grocery Clerks Union picket
ed two food markets because the
owners refused to sign collective
bargaining agreement.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13
Orqunized Labor United
Agdinst Union-Bustinq
By Proposed Legislation

Organized labor through it's chief spokesman has sounded
the alarm the nation and it's workers that the meaning
the series of against by the White House and Congress
is found in burning desire to destroy trade unions.
AFL Pres William Green commenting the anti-abor bills
pending in the House said proposals of this kind cement
labor and charged the bills designed ito
condition Of servude and slavery"
Green warned that Congress permits such legislation
enacted the workers of will
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13
Housing Bill indispensable
To Jobs For All, President
Green Tells Senate Group

Washington d. C.-CLNS)- President William Green OF
Federation of Labor urged speedy approval of
1892 the WagnerEender housing BILL in statement be-
fore the Senate Banking and Currency Committee
President Green vocng strong support of the bill in behalf
A emphasized the need for enactment of comprehensive
housing legislation the earliest possible date
Declaring has brought the housing problem to
head Green the proposed bill is indispensable to the
of full aft
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Muchinists Union

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intended to influence our referendum
vote scheduled for january dealing
with our problems with the AFL exec
utive council"
The referendum will be on support
ing the recent convention action OF
deferring the payment of approx
mately 100000 in per capita tax
until the AFL council agrees to give
the Machinists the same treatment
given to all other affiliates."
"Buy" American by buying Union
Label brands.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13

Pres. Roosevelt vetoed.
Murray said the "sole answer of
the federal administration is to seek
legislation directed against labor" and
that in the face of "all this arrogance"
of management, "the federal admins
tration yields in adject cowardice. It's
rancor is confined to labor"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

More good news! DUz is safer for colors
than any other leading washday soap. Yes,
safer even for pretty rayon undies. That's
not to be sneezed at now when every stitch
OF clothing has to last and last. Yes, Ma'am.
DUZ does everythingI
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
DNdMsM MN0eI

One soap for everything in today's extra
heavy wartime wash That's Proctor g.
CANDLES new kind of soap, DUZi Watch
DUZ chase dirt from grimy overalls-bring
towels back to snowy whiteness. NO soar
made can do those two big jobs better
Evening star., 1945-09-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HOTEL, located on water in Anne Arundel
Co. Nd; open all year round; now oper-
ownership: dining anG banquet room, dance
floor, large kitchen. refreshment. pavilion
wharf; Towboats, fine private s Ai5sf baahina na
club. Deal directly with the attorney for
NDusTRiaL AseHs GRoUND. oA iSan about stat $1,000
kT kk2af MoRGas s5s9a co eed RI sR St osss ROB-
INDUsTRiAL GRoUSD with Railroad sid
ing in the most convenient part Of ne:
Pesd veTy tsst ox As aoBHsr SsGs NOR
DoWNToWS pow, s. STORE ORE Sc, With With apt:
Yard; Busy street. Excellent for any type
n Ms ! kk5aft' St ME' Leg 54Sd M BERNSTEIN CO.
C66oGMMERCIAL co LAND, all or part of 400
o09 So It, facing 2 real trafie arteries
Of Washingtons NV. section) HERMAN
SCHMIDT 236 Woodward Bldg, MA. a 1887.
WISCONSIN AVE, near Calvert Theater,
veloped. semidetached brick house of
U afse attic heat gear Hslss ssras. s
Applicant wants to lease for year at
Pl5s sHoEMARHR eSE hqa!R {TIs PTS sl55oG LoHIs
G ST. NV. facing George Washington
University. lst commercial zone-11 1-room
house, suitable for retail store or once
uses; Possession at settlement. CHAs. L.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND sT.-Large s.
story, 20-room brick building, with parking
space in rear. May be used as roominR
house, doctors office or small clinic, club,
tc.. or may be converted into ten 3-room
apis; vacant: S42 800 terms. VIM. II.
SAUNDERS co. INC. Realtors (estab.
d.s1I, 1919 < st. NV. DI. 1918.
oAKvILLE-1ndustIial ks tract. 121a acres:
Alexandria: railroad sidings going In;
parcels 10o'x130' or larger. Will sell or
erect buildings for good tenants. Suitable
warehousings, wholesaling or manufactur-
ing ing See Mr.; Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC; Washinston Bldg, DI s3Oo.
tiring. offered as entirety; property, going
profitable business and all equipment
Responsible parties in position to handle
= 100000 deal should investigste this
now. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker.
CoNNECTICUT AVE. near Que st. NV
Modern limestone business building, store
with show window on 1st floor; ONCE space
upstairs: garage on alley in rear; imme-
dlate possession; reasonable price and
teIRs I W II Bog 266,I SSI Star. ..,
grade: sewer and water in; s64 It. of Est street W
frontage. near large colored housing de-
Teiopment: labor within walking distance;
sash or terms A. M. ROTH, woodward
ON LEE HIGHWAY. Arlington. in Cherry
dale: zoned business. now rented as grille;
frame 6-room house, excellent location for
any type business; lot 50x16S: priced at
81 600: terms Call MI, Warner. with
NJ. T. BRoYHLL CO., INC. OK. ol49.
Evening star., 1945-09-19
STORES FOR SALE.

SMALL STORE, downtown; will consider
selling all or part Of merchandise; 5-year
lease; low rent: suitable for watch repair
MAN, broker, RE. 1866.
LIQUOR STORE BUSINEsS-Please do not
entertain this proposition unless you are
about ,S75, 600, and you DO appreciate q
high-clsss. 1905 store; shown BY ap-
PointM,spt only; no triders please. HARRY
Evening star., 1945-09-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIRST COMMERCIAL, wonderful location,
ne. cor, 18th and r. I. ave. n.e.-Plenty
parking; will build for acceptable lessee.
APPLY L; Y. THAcKER, 1901 North Capi-
s51s PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.w.-Entirs
second floor. large rooms each 1Sx25:
private entrance. private bath, large closet;
building now being remodeled: ideal for
BUILDING TO MEET your personal re-
quirements. from to floors. 1000 so,
#. on each floor. being the s.w. corner
and the NV. corner of 23rd and M sts. NV.
Speeializlng in business properties. LOUIS
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING AREA noors
available, upstairs over very modern
store: private entrance for you; rent is
$500 month; good lease; CITY REALTY
CO. MA, 0460 OF RA. 7761. 80.
1 AM NEGOTIATING now with property
owners who own very desirable business
locations, big and small: I may be able
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1l6e.
So, #. on 5th and 9Th floors; elevator to
mo. M. Morgan, DI. s157. cHAs. C.
Lease; { over 10000 900 So 81 #, End com
Situated in, iisht. well-ventilated, 4:story
JEROME s. efdtHsf MURRAY. RE- ssh's s4eo town.
10000 SQUARE FEET. zoned industrial.
on prominent close-in boulevard. with rail-
road siding: reasonable rental with option
Of buying. JESSE LOEB, 412 Southern
Bldg MA 20I4
Evening star., 1945-09-19
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

ROCKvILLE--Five-r room BUNGALOW. finish
d sousss sss sn and .sa edtrs ee5 i saH @
s.. 600 3,, cash; balance monthly. OWNER
NJ. SSekSilis MaRYLANp uNrvERs1rY-1n story lss
garass; siS,4bo: ROBERT MAqEE REAL
ESTATE. WA. 77e5; evenings WA. dlaasso laso
LIVE IN QUARTERS while you save to
build-Lot 100x76, 2 trailers completely
'S n Ssas
young orchard; S3,250 VANN REALTY
co. Riverdale, Nd. Call Mrs, Martha D.
WfEnfs WfEnfaMs wA real AL Ts e7ss sunra
low. corner lot, new condition; only $1,000
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATEwBrick bunsa-
modern; full basement, attic; automatic Ii,
heat. Close to store, school and transpor-
tation; Mr, Riley, UN; 22oO. -,
WiLLiaMs aa kEaL ESTATE STAT Nice brick Sl;
basement, beautifully HANDICAPPED lot; close
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Fine brick
tiled b., Venetian blinds, full bsmt,, oil ht !;
ssgIG 0Sq sEaG aGVR RsrATEvscsnt az ss
Ssn: Sea pne R@se $685. aSss s0Yn Nd neSl,
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, m:-completely
furnished t $3.50, . cozy Arm; and b. b;
screened front porch; property in Al
condition; lot has frontage Of $50 IT..
over 20 large shade trees. FRANK j.
VOLKMAN, EN-. 4949 til 8 m 19'
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Silyer Spring,
lovely 2-story. 2-bedrm. house, new cohd.
oil heat. basement; $S,950. S2,450 down.
Mr.. ISFLI. SH. 2043: eve. SH. 922Q
81 500 DOWN, 500 PER MO. In the heart
Of. Hyattsyille.. 3-bedroom home. stove,
refrigerator, oil heat. screened side porch
large beautifully handicapped lot, 2-car ga
rage; House in immaculate condition
ave. Hyattsville, Nd, WA. $500.
NEAR SILVER SPRING-S-room and bath
frame, full basement, coal hot-air heat;
magnificent. view. 3 streams, 10 acres
fertile land: transportation; S14,bO0 on
terms. Exclusive with E. s. PRICE g. CO.,
ME. $3.50, 81. 1929
$1,000 DOWN; East Riverdaie4 yrs. old
? bedrooms. bungalow, gas heat, stairway
to attic, picture window In living room;
level lot; possession with settlement ROB.
ST 8. DAVIS Co, 6303 Baltimore blvd.
AyattSyille. Nd; near Hot ehoppe
.
Evening star., 1945-09-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

BRIGHTWOOD or vicinity, cash buyers for
house house or bunEalow. DAVID Z. BARRY. Me.
CASH BUYER Immediately In need of brick
home or hungalow in Bethesda, Silver
Cal Mr. No eses s5sa Hf0mRi saANaoN isses
70 10 Ms iGe possession ss sh Within sts g
6strc. 6ash 4sSs or sv. ma and sun A.
We e4S SELL Yotk RG%Si aoSsL. Heis ". can r.,
sion vent H1npHRg asi ii les Rsssa4s esS@R
CASH stfERs for 5 G. Gan and Nd. property.
SCI ena1TY eo Beior: sss you Rhsde ss
wE lsianf Pay rEs All nf' GasH HS 72Ha fcI ne and
We Can X Sci SELL YOUR "a HousE e E at IT'S it's full
value today; Our opinion entails no obli-
81 CO 50r " sessols MM
Iss1; DI. I0I5; 1919 K st, NV.
meSaFy Sh1p ds aoIsE M # aAMroS f. Rf TSems s in
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
you you top cash price In p G., Md, or Va,
Or IA. sses. J. B. TIFFEY & son. Son -sGs sGs
bepnfGS DO you 's, wANT 4 + SPEEDY Acr1oN.-list
vi pfise RaES spih GHisEi KEArTY xRS
~. - Eye 81 NV, EA. 34UU.
l WANT modern or rm. home with
one or two baths in good NV location;
SsI6Stantial SHSWV Huas Hash payment Call IA. 1902
for homes or lots. GEORGE w. ROBERT
l4MEDikrE 0acrIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell TO cash clients at full
market value Free appraisals. MITCH
ELL QUICK, DI. 2S31 until Q pm 22'
AT ONCE. AT ONCE, AT ONCE: 2 or 3
bedroom house in Woodside or nearby Md
and D. c., for good client with cash Cali
Mr.; Pastor. MA 5441. YOUNG & PASTOR
1929 Vermont NV.
WANTED--A : or s room detached house.
Ist-hoor layatory; ,neighborhood Wesley
Heights to Chevy Chase: immediate pur-
chase chs for cash. possession with deed.
WANT. any small house in D. C., white or
colored. Ready. to pay full cash price,
with no commissions. Call eyes,, ia. 6237.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash. brick. s.
bedrm house, near Conn. ave. bus, Cleve-
Ian Park or Chevy Chase. AID. $3.50.
b < BUNGALOW from owner. in Ar
1 On. Substantial down payment. Box
271-T, Star 2ls
CASH for your house, large or small, any
condition. No waiting for your money.
WANTED AT ONCE, detached modern
home in Forest Hills. D. c., or more bed
rooms, 1st-fioor lavatory and den. or Rock
Greek Park Estates, close to transportation.
viii pay up to $4,000 cash. Call Mr..
Evans, WO o29O. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1945-09-19
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE-Clean. we'll
HS a is ss ac ssn ave ed pa as
apt p1esf hanss Iset fSs Section I
Asl ss'f fsm "a sFs5s sfoss Dfsss sE 1ss E
tn this one es5GFy of sBes9 apt
lions. APPROX $50 units. Income S aroSnd sss
SSSooo PeI Pi year al Price about s times
for sfSrS well fhas nsneea toS
at ~. Call Ma. 9l55. L. A. MOSSBURG
o fN6yfpnAI G8 FTslnlIvs aossFs Asspss ,u,.
be sod ne1ta st Ws6s ss Drsssns
tenant tenants Tor % over year; all utilities; 2oE
division sn1 ion. Of about 200 individual homes;
rH r9T sac snso by M owner Snly no brokers. Cali
5000 BLOCK, KANSAS AVE. N.w.-ao-
foot front Coloniol front home; ist noor,
rooms and inclosed porch; 2nd floor, 5
bath in basement: End ioor rented for
$685. 81 mS %ARsAS RRsass S,97TS WApE NE o eennf M
IN heart OF business section, near Georgia
Section now rapidly e; expandins iasn on large
Cash Iss TTdtfRfp
unit apt house: 1905 downtown loca-
tion. excellent return on your investment;
priced right and above the average.
PRTWoRTH INVESTMENTS apts, a.
IA rms, baths, elec. refgrs., icebox 3
stoves, extra lot Price $4,000; furniture.
S2,500; should gross about $4,000 year.
plus fst-h. apt for purchaser. A. r.
sEELYE. l4O0 I st. NV. pI. 8325.
building, 3S-ft. front Especially destined
and not an ordinary natl, facing Govt.
park: good Northeast location, Rents,
Ssauired. 6AKwooD vfILxdE. INC.
TWO 4-FAM. and two.fan, 10 units;
sirab1e NV. location; price, S46.26G SIG,
900. cash. GATEWOOD 9. 11EMuXH
Evening star., 1945-09-19

OFFICE BUILDING, downtown financial
district, adjacent Statler Hotel: each fioor
5000 SO. IT,. open all sides: will arrange
es eacn 00r to saa meet indydqs
IN business properties Box 385-S. Star
ABOUT LOO so. FIT. floor space, Conn
ave, 2nd-foor front, downtown, elevator
bldg. now vacant. Monthly rent, S175.
To inspect, call rent dept, DIXIE REALTY
CO.. Ma $3.50
2, 3 AND ROOM SUITES Of ofices, well
iehted, well decorated, available October
lst. See rental agent on premises, 1706
G st NV
Evening star., 1945-09-19

COLoRED-FLoRENCE ST. Newell
@ built ~ semidet brick r. house with e. rooms o
pm. LEO N. BERNSTEIN d CO. i416
< st; nv. NE ,,54oo. Your Neishbor
coIoRED@sas 7.h ST. sE-open Sun;
apts, baths. good income plus home in
ena is 4a EsXEfY ssiGP &C.
e sls iasS iata d, Row brick.
dry basement; coal heat c.h.w.. nice lot
coIoRED @ TWo HOUSES in best NV
location, s rms, oil heat, good condition;
$500 down; priced to sell. RE. 1916.
best locations: priced from SIS 900 TO SO.
9e0; 90 GoS with SSn dSy1 payments from $500 5e
18TH st. NV. DI. 0476; residence, co
CoLoRED wELL-BuILr HOUSE. of
SSt oG@s fhh See rear 9a,a a ana
s0paDe Eo is5ns M Gag ss sT1aPses Gan ~
K st NV. Me. 64oo. Your NeighDOr
coLoREDMMAGNIFIoENT, two beautiful
bath on two floors. Large living and din
ins room; double parlors: living room
i2xi1. dining room l4xl4. big snow-white
kitchens, garages. Both in excellent con-
dition. Hot-water and gas heat respec-
lively. Owner occupied. Immediate pos
session To inspect call DI. 1888, ask for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with settlement
4044 Grant ST.. near MINI. ave. ne. Mod
ern semidetached Colonial porch brick, 4
rooms, tiled bath and shower, plenty ot
closet space. fun basement; gas heat, large
fenced lot. Owner will redecorate. Priced
reasonable: convenient terms. Mr. Fana-
roh, with GuNN & MILLER, FIR. 2lO0.
COL0RED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN Lovely
semidet. brick with Z large rooms, full
basement large mod, kit. ! bath, oil heat
CAY till q pm; LEO N. BERNSTEIN
4 CO. l4l5 K st. NV, NE. $500
COLoRED--IMMEDIAT POSSESSION
l005 Lincoln pl. Sc. 8 rms, b.: elec., INV
h; $3.50. Terms to suit. NO 1899
CoLORED-I44s QUE ST. N.W.-3-fam mily
apartment, 2 rms, kitchen. bath. w h
Each apt. has rear porch. LIST floor
vacant; newly decorated throughout Oper
to 8. Terms can be arransed Substan-
tial cash, payment; For further informa
nop; csN Nj Britt, No 541!, with J
ave. NV. d. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-09-19
OFFICES MANIEp-

NATIONAL CORPORATION desires .
rooms. furnished or unfurnished office;
vic 18th and K SITS. NV; willing to sign
lease. Ma 1857
ACCOUNTANT wishes at least 400 50. II.
office space in vicinity of 18th and II for
secretary and self. Ma $50.
EXPORT CORPORATION desires or
room suite, permanent location; will sign
DI 1924
STEEL COMPANY requires rooms, sepa-
rate entrances, in modern, centrally To-
1925, Star
THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE ms. co. de-
sires ofhce space of approximately 1900
So. IT. in NV section Immediately. Tele-
phone EX. 1880 between and f.
Evening star., 1945-09-19
WAREHOUSES For RENT.

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT in Washing
TONS prominent industrial locations, New
York ave: ne. and Southwest Washington,
with railroad siding II required. VIII
build according to requirements; Special
MAN, RE 1893
93I d ST. .N.W.--Approximately 5000 50.
floor: excellent for storage; S225 per mo.
MI: Morgan, DI. s157. CHAS c. KOONEs
e. CO.
LEASE, over 10000 50. It. End commercial
space. under soc per SO. it.; situated in
light, well-yentilated, 4-story bldg; 2 ele-
vators; in center of town. JEROME 9.
MURRAY, RE 246o
Evening star., 1945-09-19
STORES WANTED.

STORE AND BLDG, suitable for builder,
buy: lease or rent. HO. $40.
MODERN STORE, suitable for European.
type refill bakery. Box .39S-s. Star
CALL REPUBLIC 1855 II you wish to
lease or sell your store. ] am at your
service: Thank you. Call HARRY i.
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE llRR
Evening star., 1945-09-19
STORES FOR RENT.

STORES AVAILABLE-Every Important
commercial location in METROPOLITAN
preparing to erect others; will build to
meet your requirements. Specializing in
bgsiness ness properties. LOUIS BuRMAN'
/ AM NEGOTIATING now with property
owners who own desirable store locations;
reliable merchants contact me and let me
know your needs; I am at your service.
HARRY l.. FRIEDMAN. broker. RE II l86.
BETHESDA, 7721 Georgetown rd-Store
with roomy 5-rm. apt. on 2nd floor; i'm.
T. WRIGHT, WI 471S
Evening star., 1945-09-19
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FIREPROOF BUILDING with 5000 "a.
Il. or more. to be used for storing house.
hold goods. DI. 2124.