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Evening star., 1945-02-23
Mexican Wafer Treaty
Is Approved, 18 10 4,
By Senate Committee
Floor Action Expected
Shortly After ConnoIIy
Returns From PorIey
BY the Associated Press.


The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee voted today to send
the United States Mexico water
treaty to the floor with rec
ommendation that it be ratified.
The vote was Is to 4. A two-thirds
majority favorable vote in the SEN
ate Is necessary for ratification. 1t
must also be ratified by Mexico be-
fore 1t becomes effective.
Senate action on the pact is ex-
pected to follow shortly after the
return of the committee chairman,
Senator Connally, Democrat, of
Texas, from the Inter-American
Conference in Mexico, probably
about the middle Of March. Senator
Connally leaves tomorrow for Mex
leo City.
Committee Vote.
Committee members voting against
approval of the treaty we're:
Senators johnson, Republican, of
California; Murray, Democrat, of
Montana; Pepper. Democrat, of
Florida, and Shipstead, Republican,
of Minnesota.
Favoring it were:
Chairman Connally and Senators
George, Democrat, of Georgia;
Wagner, Democrat, of New York;
Thomas, Democrat, of Utah; Green,
Democrat, of Rhode Island; Bark
ley, Democrat, of Kentucky; Guf-
fey, Democrat, of Pennsylvania;
Glass. Democrat, of Virginia; Tun-
mel, Democrat, of Delaware; Hatch,
Democrat, of New Mexico; Hill,
Democrat, of Alabama; Lucas, DEM
ocrat, Of Illinois; Capper, Republic
an, Of Kansas; La Toilette, Progress
sive, of Wisconsin; Vandenberg, Re-
publican, of Michigan; White, Re-
publican, of Maine; Austin, Repub-
lican, of Vermont; Wiley, Repub-
lican, of Wisconsin.
Terms of the treaty provide for
division of waters of the Colo
RADIO River and the Rio Grande.
and authorize the governments of
the two countries to work out plan
for the development of the Tijuana
River in California.
Opposition has sprung mainly
from Californians, who contend IT
gives to Mexico water of the Colo
rado on which they count for future
development of their State.
Urged by State Department.
The State Department has urged
ratification to settle long-standing
friction between the two countries
over the ALLEGATION of waters of the
international streams, and asserted
such action would stand the United
States in good at the Forthcoming
San Francisco meeting of the
United Nations in April.
Californians protested during the
month-long committee hearings
against clause guaranteeing Mex
leo delivery of $500 900 acre feet OF
water daily.
Under the section dealing with
the Rio Grande, Texas irrigation
farmers in the Lower Rio Grande
Valley would be assured not only
suficient supplies to remove grow
ing water shortage but enough to
permit about 100000 additional
acres to be put In cultivation.
Three dams would be built across
that international stream to store
up flood waters; Texas would get
all the runoff originating in the
United States below Fort Quitman
Tex, and in addition, $4,000 acre
feet originating on Mexican tribu-
taries.
While opposition has come prin-
cipally from California, and to 8
lesser extent from Nevada, other
Colorado River Basin States have
tgiven it their approval on the
grounds that it would definitely
limit the amount Of the rivers flow
Evening star., 1945-02-23
Marines RepuIse
Two japanese
CounteruttuckS
Pictures on Page A-3.)

BY the Associated Press.
PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR-
TERS, Guam, Feb. 23.-American
marines today reached the sum-
NIT of Mount Suribachi at the
southern tip of Two Jima and
began a renewed drive on the
central airfield after repulsing
two Japanese counterattacks.
The Stars and Stripes were raised
over the volcanic Suribachi fortress
81 hours after the costly invasion
began and marines began cleaning
out Japanese still clinging to the
crater with flame throwers.
Little progress was made else
where in the most costly fight In
which the marines have ever been
engaged-a fight which cost 5,372
American casualties, including 644
dead, in the first three days.
Swimmers Mopped Up.
Japanese swimmers made a hope
less attempt to attack American
forces on the western side of the
island from the rear last night.
They were mopped up on the
beaches this morning.
Carrier aircraft sweeping over the
Bonin Islands in protective sweeps
to eliminate repeated enemy attacks
on American shipping assembled of
Two shot down three Japanese
planes.
Surmounting of Suribachi was the
brightest spot in the entire Two
campaign.
The Leathernecks won command
of the 566-foot height from which
the Japanese had cast down dead
ly mortar and artillery fire on other
marines spread out over the south
ern third of the embattled island.
It's capture eliminated the threat to
the rear of three Devildog Divisions
to drive north, where the
main strength of the enemy garrison
is dug in.
Flag Raised Over Volcano.
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz con-
densed the drama into this special
communique: THE 28th Regiment
Of the United States Marines was
observed raising the United States
flag on the summit of Mount Surf
bachi on Two Island at 10:35 am.
today"
The extinct volcanic cone had
been encircled by the 4th Marine
Division under Maj. Gen. Clifton
B. Gates. Then for % hours the
Leathernecks clambered up the As
degree cliffs despite grenades and
demolition charges hurled down
into their faces by the desperate
defenders.
Before that, Mount Suribachi was
steadily for more than
a week by naval guns and aerial
bombs. The defenders fought on
until killed in their dugouts by ma
rines advancing hole by hole and
cave by cave with fame throwers,
grenades and rifles.
In his earlier communique .Ad-
miral Nimitz reported strong Japa-
nese counterattacks on both fanks
of the American force edging-only
feet or yards at a time-toward the
southern fringe of Iwo's central
airfleld
The main airdrome to the south
already is in American hands.
Heavy American Toll.
One of the counterthrusts appar-
emily was repulsed, but there was no
report on the other, on the Ameri-
can right flank BY official count,
644 marines were killed, 4,168 wound
ed and $50 were missing up to 6
pm. Wednesday. This count cov-
cred the first So hours of the Two
fighting. During the same period
1922 Japanese dead were counted.
No invasion of the Pacific war
Evening star., 1945-02-23
Alexei Receives Flynn

MOSCOW, Feb. 23 {R.-Edward
]. Flynn, friend Of President Roose-
velt who has been visiting the Soviet
Union for several days, was re-
|ceived today by A1exei, patriarch Of
Moscow and al the Russias for the
Russian Orthodox Church.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
Nicaragua Ex-President Dies

MANAGUA, Feb. 23 P.-Jose
Maria Moncada, secretary of state
and former president of Nicaragua,
died today.
Evening star., 1945-02-23

One additional man from
the District area has been
reported killed in this tDdr. See
"On the Honor Roll" Page Az.
Evening star., 1945-02-23

(See TWO, Page A-2.)
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(See AERIAL. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1945-02-23

(See FIGHT, Page AS
Evening star., 1945-02-23

Partly cloudy today; clearing, colder
tonight; fair tomorrow.
Temperatures today-Highest, So, at
1901 am; lowest, 40, at 7:05 am;
81 at 1: 80 pm. Highest, 81,
at 7:10 PM; lowest, "a, at 9:10 am.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL BARGAlNS-47oO to 471o
annapolis rd Pe5cnse f1n hishway pssca
and houses on other two lots; will sell as a
who 6ane or eassb FED by sh9PRHf od
ton bark and theater olan, slros.dy
SCI up Il N HUNTER TE;F; VA " s5S 5s4s' 'front.'
aee on Lee highway and more than 5000
So #. The lot is located on a corner be-
tween Cherrydale and Glebe I'd. houses
fermss @rasss s!$R G6oReE re no MASON GREEN e.
3sas sas Wi!son syes oR blvs ssss' Arns'0n' Va cH
iBBiIlAiDiENsBuRG RD., SOFT. frontage be-
tween 40th and 41st sts., improved with
building containiGrg store and na spts prGi Ti
OR. OO4S or RA. 6S27.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Sc. brick BLDG,
NH \. RAFFELI. FIFE I'T Ia o5ao. DU. ooss.
SECOND COMMERCIAL LOT. near Hecht's S
Har:naSe war aSout 1880 !q 'a!e ft Graded rae ready
e DsS reoRe GEoRaE sE WoRTaNGoN fSTPhsR S'
SON, active brokers since 1892, 1919 Eye
st. NV MA. 1926.
NEXT to busy and bank building corner,
!, stories high. . stores, 4 apartments re
modelled lately and placed in new condi-
ton. bringing about $1,000 yearly income;
could be INCREASED C ANTHSNY Ant 9aS BROKER
AIE, ~ q 81. Sc. Al. ''of
Ist COMMERCIAL, 14th and R. l. ave. NV.
Store, rooms with bath on End floor.
This must be disposed of Immediately. For
information call RA. 4136. SNYDER
REALTY CO.. 500 Eye st. NV.
STORE AND APT. good NV section: rents
over $1,000 yearly; nonresident owner will
sell at price to net good return on invest
,nent. CHAS: s. MUIR. 203 Southern
18th ST. downtown bldg. in busy midcity
section, large store downstairs apts. up
stairs; price. S31,500. CITY REALTY CO,
6O7 st. NV. MA. 0i6O. Ewes, Elk. 0741.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

DESK SPACE. ideal for . people, single
to5 also sa ePhSne Ege 81 and H N 54s
PENTHOUSE. Stewart Bldg, 6th and D
SITS. ". available Immediately for Office,
approx. l1x3o suitable for architect: con-
st!uctIon ofticeS photographer or similar
JEROME S. MURRAY. 1884 G st. NV,
DOWNTOWN. 5th ST. NV between G
ana H Two attractive rooms. tile bath
plate-g!aSs snow window, md floor, Lark-
iing space vacant !mmeGlate possession
ing Once. Call M Ewell, LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & co, 1915 X ST, nv. ME
OFFICE in Alexandris, near City Hall. .
rms, ground floor entrance suitable 70,
beauty parlor. speciality shop or oIotes-
i:SH,' la5 foNS Girls sl Avr r Iw .ts ad-oor once
9SsypansS $S BAN RANDALL ~ f nzGNER 6 !ao CO.
SECoND-fLooR EC oFrIcEs, u suitable ;'6' 70,
any type business. 81 and 80 mn st
1000 iT. 10 se!ec, tenant. one ent!re
building. 90" King st, Alexandria nc
more handsome quarters for INDIVIDUAL OF
or-snizatlon 10 be found IN WashlnGio
Architectural tradition of the period. See
your own broker, or phone TIE. 2o2h l3'
81 IrE or OFFICES sul{sble 1or physIclsn
18th ana Minnesota ave. sc. Ca.
buIct0g IN IlClh!tF oi
18th and Columbia ro. n ". VIII remoCeI
20 SUIT professional or office. Cali AD
1675 Mondas.
TO LAWYER ONLY. private ONCE with
use o. suite, telephone and secretarlal
service; references exchanged. Bon
l9l-L Star.
CENTER OF ARLINGTON, VA. with desk
and phone, rea sonabe to person taking
phone calls. Gil 2256 or WO 49t@,
IOls VERMONT AVE. Nv. tnear l. 5th and
Sts.1-. rooms, :}rd floor, will rent
slnEy or as suite.
4th moor ) rooms iaEse nal ! nath;
Call Mr. Ewell, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
CO. 1919 K st NV Me. 54OO.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

633 E ST. S.E.-Lightning never strikes
in the same place twice. Neither will a
bargain. such as. this be offered again.
piece ,of property vent be , on M Mths market mar t
hot" A semidetached brick building with
fire escapes. containing large, newly
decorated vacant store and rooms.
kitchen and bath apt on 1st floor all
ready for some one to start nice little
business Immediately. end and 3rd floors
contain 3 apts, each with rooms and
bath, individual Arcolas and automatic
hot-water heaters; prewar and depression
proof rents of Ss5 month; tenants fur
nish all utilities. Interior and exterior
of building was newly decorated one year
ago. Heavy inlaid linoleum and tiletex
in ,hsllways and on on steps. Opportunity
is knocking on your door. Take advan-
taee of it, else 1T may never knock again.
A rare value indeed Imagine the ridicu-
lousy low price of only S12,95O cash
OWNER, IA. 1641, bet. and pm. only
Do not phone unless you have inspected
premises and wish to purchase Immediately.
3-STORY brick apartment house in Alex
andria, having II Groom. kitchenette and
bath apartments, with refrigerators Build
ing. years old, in good condition. In
800, ~, Sall Mr.. Kibler, with THE MUNsEY
BOWLING ALLEY, N. Beach, Md. with
extra lot. convertible into fine dwellings.
]. r. BROADFOOT, Ii. 05S4.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

ALL OR PART Of tract Of land. zoned for
pied by 5000 people and directly across
the street from Govt. Dldgs where 5000
people work daily; 400-ft. frontage by 200
ST per So #. Win consider building ndiGu;
r4one Or EN eSF KAYE sps T n
1900 BLOCK EYE ST. Nw-Brick store.
upstairs; oil h.-w. heat; suitable for doc
tor, medical supplies office or any Ist
commereaI sn doo use; immedate posgsssi9n
Y. WORTHINGTON & SON active real
tors since 1892. l713 Eye st. NV. Ma
rs ACRES, 450 feet front No. ] highway,
3 miles south of Fort Belvoir, one glazed
tile building consisting of service station,
complete apartments with baths one as
bestos shingle apartment house containing
iouE Of three rooms and bath
heat annual income from apartments over
$4,000; S25: 900 terms. small cash. 5000
mon hly. Call OWNER, Engleside (Va; 80.
M 81. near Connecticut ave.-Attractive
floor store :; upstairs apartments. oil
900. ROBERT ". SAVAGE, sl3 Union
c6MMEkEi., S6,Ss EIaE Ma ,DaSs,1,,, asao xronn,
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE N.w.-old g.
l0-foot height. can be converted into Of
fees at reasonable cost. Suitable for en-
eineer, architect, business assoc. any 1st
commercial use. Ideal for otfice doing
business with the Government. Possession
May 1o,h Rax Iose psice s235oo. Reasonable
GEORGIA AVE, near Plney Branch I'd
Large det. frame rms, bath, attic. H.
VIII, oil: lot 50xlS0 #; ground alone
worth low price of Sl5,VOO. Cali Mr..
| Tammaro, ia. 597G. SHANNON 81 LUCHS
CO; I5o5 \ st: nv ma. 2345.
SECOND COMMERCIAL, 1l44 10Th st
IL w.--Three-story brick; large rear alley;
$4,000. Call Ma. 2S65.
FOR SALE-Two miles north OF Fred
ericksburg, virginia, on No. ] highway
~ acres; large building with basement:
ample cottages for over night guests: large
trailer parking lot; wonderful restaurant
and service station property.
=, -Four miles south OF Frsdericksburs
ldence property with large tearoom; ample
/ space for service station. w. H HAWPE
/ Real Estate, 3l5 william ST., Frederlcks-
burg. Va. Telephone il2S 50
Evening star., 1945-04-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE.


ovFR $50 AcREs-Here's fine tract of
1hroush the property. Only 4 miles fro;
fSFihsT ToRS ESior%s5is] %f cali
cali Mr. Lauehlin wi. 1890. N
SO ACRES near Fairland, Md in the
Metropolitan Area, mostly cleared, gently
bus service, high elevation, magnificent
views a rare barsain a, $3.50 per acre.
e2ehnss @ HI eARy1S ~ cusn Ea5e DB Hds 4ac6 6x
NEAR FALLS CHURCH IN Sleepy Hollow
section, wooded; faces large stream; Is
e afFes svas5e at $500 Psf SA $751; Sewer ee' and
paneled shack, with fireplace; Ions 'front.'.
sS3"3 .cRrs caI Geqrsis 6 3gs.r s5s5 en,t,v.,,.n
Eaure Esa pasddn Ma Ter LsGTei I'd
30 ACRES for sale. in nearby Virginia
aisnE Half pasdrs drs {nr ha e0Ws weeds sDrsS os
vista for homesite. surrounded by large
pErosperous farms - miles from Wash
on 4shs hsf fshEsH zsfndos e'
5'ae1 : ACRES 50 WOOD LAND on State road, II
M Ma!dort from Nd. S. '0 z. sPARTo, 0'R R, '.io T.
Is ACRES LAND. approx e,275 # on
Fort Foote hwy. / miles from the Capitol:
priced for quick sale; terms. Box 40s-G.
5 ACRES. zoned industrial. on Brentwood
I'd. ne; also vacant lot 1st commercial l.
near 18th and H SITS. ne, Call WO. 9l4a
Tors sS Sshy e cheNv thass
Md; NV. corner Conn. ave. and Jonesville
rd SOC So T.: and s lss acres thotel. apt:
Conn. ave. and Legation ST.. S1.5o SO. it,:
;. 10 and 25 acres, highly improved front.
ing Rvsr and and, Bradley rds opposite Con-
S sHs SsSSnH s9s IS Sc s.
Chevy Chase. B. e. ~ Eve t,HSs st, nW.. Di.
$3.50 ~ LISP Pm, Brokers. attention, ,e.
light in Falls Church, west on LeesburE
Piks lsHRy %jss f;GR %RRPis e. Telephone !R:
:5 ACRES Of desirable: clear land ip vhole
Immediate subdivision; near new Navy
postwar postwar I building program. CRANE 4
Acres eSe ssG sIes2 fHo snd b,
2-car garage and conduit well, electricity.
phone and , bus service; 5 ,niles nj so from D c;
rs ACRES LAND fronting on Defense high
espsO Ssvse serves sy water msi nd
home development; price. $500 Another
1O-acre tract for $3.50. BEALL TURNER
& co. Randolph 0sS5. 1105 Vermont
ave. National 6131.
3A ACRES. building site on knoll. 55O-ft
road frontage. plenty of space for garden
ana chickenss electricity. telephone. well
already dug. 10 mi: from Washington.
Sl.350. 500 down, $50 mo. VERNON M
LYNCH & SONS. Rta; 3. Alexandria, Va.
LARGE WOODED HONfESITE, I5Ox200.
m mss ffesnesa
$500; $50 down. SIS month, VERNON
andriaa Phone AL. 5906. Closed Sunday.
2S2 ACRES, rs acres cleared, balance pulp
wood and small timber: II mi. south Of
d. c. on main highway adjoining Waldorf,
Md. Excellent for subdivision, small tracts.
etc: can be bought at bargain. H. M.
HUNTER, WA 5s4S
A WELL-LOCATED tract Of land, north Of
city. ready for immediate development; at-
traetiyely priced for quick sale; be sure to
Southern Bldg: ma: 1595. a.,
ACREAGE FOR SALE off Of my farm-33
acres with stream, also adjacent As acres
which I will divide into four parcels. West
| Glen rd. near Potomac. Md. Phone E. N.
CHERRINGTON. Rockville 346-J.
LEE BLVD, Arlington-15 acres. utilities
adjacent; acre now Zoned st commercial.
w. c. GERB1CH. MI. 4047. 13s
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1945-04-08
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-2l2 acres. on
paved road. near Orlando, Florida: 5000,
S35 down, SO monthly, Guaranteed title
SLAUSON, National 6631. IL
FLORIDA, Coral Gables: only 10 min. TO
heart of downtown Miami Buy your home
site now for your postwar home. All i'm,
provements, including paved streets and
sidewalks For information call LEON
KAYE. Spruce 0S21-J.
A HOME. business and steady income
all for $4,000 Building consists Of !
large room modern apt. upstairs. First
fioor. a grocery store. stock and fixtures
complete; also two rooms leased to other
for storage. RAYMOND E. JAMES, Box
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STORES FOR RENT.

SHOPPING CENTER on S. Capitol anc
Elmlra sts. sw. surrounded by l,5O0 apts
and houses, will have > new stores fol
l6x13 We suggest tea room and bakery
Apply 1863 Danbury st. s.w. Ii. 3131
i-CHAIR COLORED BARBER SHOP, full!
ness, on main thoroughfare. North 3527
3O6 9th ST. N.W.-Store. formerly a res.
taurant. LIST commercial: vacant Cal
GEORGE l. BORGER, 643 Indiana ave
NV. MA $3.50.
BIG SHOPPING CENTER going in at Park
Fairfax Harrington; located between new
ly built .00O-seat theater and Safewa!
super market: no competition: l store OF G
kind community Of 10000 people te
draw from. openings left for several types
of business incl. childrens store, mems
haberda sherry. drug store, hardware, baker,
or what have YOU? For further details
call MRS. BROYHILL, CHI. $500.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

MODERN FIREPROoF WAREHOUSE. near
for heavy loads, industrial zone. railroad
siding, truck ramp and separate entrance
and third floors, 10000 50. TT. each. at
.,5c per So IT.; prefer 10-year lease to
reliable tenant. Box 190-L, Star.
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location for estab-
lished firm that will take long lease.
E. N. LIGHTBOWN. WA. 1925.
WILL ERECT modern, freproof ware
house, vicinity New York and West
VirGinia avenues ne, with railroad
siding, for responsible tenant. For
particulars call c. R. BATES, Atlantic
1896, Decatur 1000 81
APPROXIMATELY 1000 ft. of space in
NV. section for office, manufacturing or
shop plant; brand-new brick and concrete
building, automatic heat, ample toilets
available for concern engaged in essential
work. LEO ROCCA, INC, 43ol Conn. ave.
n EM 1000
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STORES WANTED.

WILL RENT STORE. nice neighborhood
need not be retail business section. Ma.
ni60 or EX. OTil.
STORE, suitable for pawnbrokers' ex-
change. downtown preferred but will con
sider any location. Box ,5-L. Star.
WILL BUY. LEASE or trade leases; larger
store needed by Sept, between 81 800 and
81 500. Conn. ave MR. S. HOWELL,
1927 Conn ave CO, .l31.
WANT TO RENT-Storeroom suitable for
ton. Reliable. VIII pay six months rent
in advance. j. E. SPECTOR. A. No.
Potomac St, Eagcrstown. Md. s.
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PEAL ESIAIE WANTED.

GAS STATION SITES or operating stations,
suitable zoning, corners preferred on main
highways or in community centers Nc
KEEVER & WHITEFORD. Call Mr.. Clark
or Mr.. Johnson. DI 9106.
I'm TIRED OF LIVING" says Mr.. May
from Akron. in hotel room. Find me a
three bedroom house to buy. I II pay up
to 50 600" viii you sell your house TO
him? Then call US and lets talk i over.
Here is a relGy-made prospect. OLIVER
T CARR. Realtor MA. 2S65
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
4-RM. COTTAGE. Classic Shore. Coionia
Beach, Va. for the season. AT. 05S9.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE with mapnj1

Beach Va: for the season. AT. 05s9,
cent view of the Severn, large lot, auto
matte heat deep we'll, electric stove, fire.
ing and boating price, S4 300. For par
ticulars call WA. 2111.
LARGE 4-bedroom year-around home
scaped. overlooking Chesapeake Bay; price.
Si;;;2no rI @ eaSh TIT 6oX oil, Star; ,,
cottage near front; all-electric kitchen. .
bedrms., bath. liy. rm., open fireplace. large
porch; completely furnished: $1,000. CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince Freder-
ick, Md
south OF D. C.; unfinished but habit able
cottage; artesian well: $5,500 Box 66-L,
Star
OVER 100 ACRES on Nanjemoy cuek,
Charles Co, Md. Timber. and beautiful
cabin sites on high knoll for summer
colony. Hunting and fishing, spring water;
caretakerr living ln on property. VIII sell as
front and cabin sites for $3.50 cash.
Call evenings. EN-. 1887 or GE. 6192.
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OFFICES WANTED.
PHILA. MANUFACTURER wants d

PHILA. MANJFACTIRER wants desk or
Office space for J man with telephone and
mail service. Must be good central ]oca
ton. preferably n large Office building.
Box 81, Star o.
TRADE ASSOCIATION desires suite OF
3 10 > Offices, about zoo so. f.. in podern
building furnished or unfurnished. Call
REAL ESTATE BROKER wants desk room
or small once. give price and details.
Box ] 81 L. Star.
CORPORATION with essential rating wants
5000 SO. fl OF Office space IN downtown
Wash. Phone RE. 1000. Ext. -.
ization requires ! 600 f.. or more OF at
tractiye, well-located Office space Will
consider house in class 3 residential zone.
JOHN PERRY. MA. 1881: ewes Gil 4ii
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL TRADE 3. 300 Cabin Cruiser with
81 200 cash as down payment on invest
ment properties preferably IS unit apt.
house. rooming house, waterfront or near
cilities Of home. sleeps four. grey marine
engine light plant. radio, icebox. running
water, cooking facilities, toilet, nice bridge
deck with sliding windows and rallied stern
deck Box 1861, Star.
a INSTEAD loQn
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

SMALL MARYLAND FARM, II a.. 2S mi.
D. c.: beautiful view, remodeled house
with 25-ft. living room. large fireplace.
3 bedrooms modern bath, furnished an
tiaueS: EXCHANGE for seashore cottage
same value. MI. "6SS.
"5 ACRES unimproved timber land, 10 mi.
from city: will trade for D. c. property
ME 1211
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SUBURBAN RENT-yIRGlNlA.

OFF DEFENSE HWY. 10 mi from White
House. 5-room bungalow; ami chicken
house, garage, garden plot, 4 acres, wood
land setting; $50. Glebe O234.
MODEST COTTAGE. modestly furnished:
modern. 5 rooms and bath; convenient to
shopping, transportation; nice neighbor-
hood; no children over .; S42 so mo. Phi.
CH. 66S9 after . pm.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

.OGO BLOCK EYE ST. .N.W-3-story brick
dwelling; parking space in rear: renovat-
ing needed: suitable for office. radio re-
pairs. any lst commercial use, rent S325
per month. GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON
4 SON, Active Realtors Since 1892. NO.
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INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS, with railroad
facilities. W. S. HOGE, Jr. 3Sl5 Lee
highway, CHI G6DU
Evening star., 1945-04-08

SEARS. ROEBUCK on WIS. ave. is | block
from this 2-story bricl: building, IN good
condition. containing a store, ) rms. and
Ia baths; oNner-occupant will give pos
session: price Sl3.650. DI. s2l I. W. L
MOORE. GE 3SOH.
$50 PARK RID. NW-An ideal location
for q colored beauty shop or dehcatessen;
on the End floor is an attractive apt Of =
rooms. bath and porch; price, S1o.450. To
inspect, call DI. s"l.. W. l.. MOORE,