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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-01

"No, don't want the government
to pay me for Arthur"
there. Neither of them knew any,
body who lived west of the Rockies,
and there was nothing in California
that would remind her of him. Once
her decision was made she set about
vigorously getting ready to leave
Tulsa, doing everything briskly lest
she be overwhelmed with the pain
of parting. Her first act was to buy
a ticket for Los Angeles. Having
it there bolstered her determination
on the occasions when she thought
she could not 60 through with it.
The ticket safely in her desk, she
began deliberately to strip herself
of the physical objects that linked
her with Arthur. She had to do this,
because if she had taken them with
her she would simply have built up
another home like this one, where
she could not pick up any article
of use without remembering that Ar
thur had touched it. She sold most
of her household possessions, and
what she could not sell she gave
away. 1t was hard to do, but not
as hard as it would have been to
live among these reminders of her
lost happiness. Her acquaintance
were puzzled by her vehemence, and
Aunt Grace was volubly shocked.
They could not understand what she
was doing, and believing like most
other people that if they could not
understand a matter it had no ex-
PLANTATION, they said, "Who would
have thought Elizabeth was so
heartless?" Aunt Grace agreed
sadly, and told them Elizabeth had
not only sold the desk where Arthur
had worked, but had even given his
clothes to the Salvation Army. Oh
we'll, said Uncle Clarence, Elizabeth
was young, and the young were not
ed for their springing adaptability.
But Aunt Grace shook her head.
"She has no SOUL" said Aunt
Grace. "And after all we've tried
to do for her." Contemplation of
Elizabeth's lack of soul sometimes
moved Aunt Grace to tears.
Since it was useless to explain to
Aunt Grace, Elizabeth kept quiet
and went on doing what she had to
do. If she was going to leave, the
break had to be entire. There was
no other way. She parted with ev-
erything except few keepsakes too
precious to be given into alien hands,
but even these she packed in COW
cred box which she put underneath
the clothes in her trunk when she
took the train for Los Angeles.
AS she crossed the continent she
looked out with amazement at the
immensely of her native land. No
book of geography had given her any
conception of such a space. This,
she told herself as she looked out at
the cities, the ranches, the desert,
this was what Arthur had died for.
Every acre of it was safe place
where Americans could live in Sc
curity. Watching the states 60 by,
Elizabeth felt as if she was drawing
strength from the strength of her
country.
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Ever Try Making
' Cough Syrup In
Your Kitchen?
Quick Relief. No Cooking. Easy

Quick Relief. No Cooking. Easyy
II you've never tried mixing your
own cough medicine, you've missed a
lot. It's no trouble-needsn no cooking
and gives you about four times as
much cough syrup for your money.
You'll say it beats anything you ever
tried for coughs due to colds And
here's how it's done:-
Make a plain syrup by stirring 2
cups Of granulated sugar and one cup
Of water a few moments, until 1t is
dissolved. Or you can use corn syrup
or liquid honey. instead Of sugarsyrup.
Get ~ ounces Of Pinex from your
druggist. Put this into a pint bottle
and fill up with your syrup. This
makes a pint-a family supply. Tastes
fine and never spoils. Children love it.
And as for results, you've never
seen anything better. It goes right to
work on the cough. loosening the
phlegm. soothing the irritation, and
helping clear the air passages. You
will like 1t for its results, and not
merely for the money it saves.
Pinex is a special compound Of
proven ingredients. in concentrated
form. a most reliable soothing agent
for throat and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded II 1t doesn't please
you In every way.-Adv.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-01

THE STAR medallion is crochet,
L starred for its handsome de-
sign, its lovely effect when joined
for cloths, spreads, small access
series.
Quickly memorized. this medallion will
be your favorite crochet Join for small
or large accessories. Pattern 7404 has
directions.
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SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLECRAFT
Star Medallion Lovely for Cloth

Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions. slightly more time 4
required in filling orders for few Of thu
most popular pattern numbers.
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Quotation Workmanship: Wilson
Miner: A man bigger than you
are is never liar. He is mistaken.
Harry Cool: She gave a very
performance. Elise Jerard:
She sat on her emotions like a suit
case that was too full but had to be
kept shut. Vicki Baum: A good
cry is like sending your heart to
the laundry and getting it back
clean. Anon: Will power is the
ability to eat one sailed peanut.
Marion Hutton: That country mere.
ly wants its Independence.
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Routine negligence is given as the
alleged reason for the meat packing
strike, which could have been avert
ed. Both sides wanted Labor
Sec'y Schwellenbach to intervene.
But his telegram to Chicago for a
Washington confab arrived an hour
too late. Schwellenbach knew
the score for a week before the
strike date was set. 20, My
Aching Schwellenbach)
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Ne,u York Ne,usboy:

Ne,o York Ne,Usboy:
The Germans knew that we were
working on the atomic bomb. .
They even planted a spy at Oak
Ridge. He was captured, al
though this has not been announced.
-. The original plan was to drop
300 atomic bombs over japan. .
When the scientists learned Of it
they protested to the army. The
army replied: "You 60 back and
take care of your test tubes; we'll
run the war!"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
Southern Plans
Emergency Runs

Charlotte. MAY 21.-(AP)-
Railway Lines east headquarters
here announced that an cmer-
gency organization was being
formed to operate two pasSen-
ger, mail and express trains in
each direction daily between
Washington and Atlanta, begin
ming at | p. m. EST today.
The line said road fOrcmcn of
engines veteran engineers
would be in charge and train
masters and other operating cN-
ccutivcs would make up crews.
This tentative schedule WAS
arranged:
From Washincton: Train No.
.5, depart al y. M; Train NO.
30, depart at il:5o p. IN.
From Atlanta: TraiN 40, 10,
depart at l:i0 p. m; Train No.
Sc, depart at 1870 a. IN. Salur-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
Dispatch Will Announce
County Election Returns

irranGcmcnts have been made
to use the amplifying system o!
George V. jenkins. and hN this
means the crowd, no IN a / t cr
how large. will he able TO hear
the retlrns as they are complied.
Space OF Young street in front
of the Dispatch efiiee viii BE
blocked off from traffic for the
period until the returns have
been compietc.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24

As has been its custom more
than 80 years, the Daily Dis
patch will announce returns
from the countrywide Democratic
primary as rapidly as they are
receive. Election officials have
hcen requested and have prom
ised to cooperate in counting the
ballots as rapidly as possible,
and il is hoped that results may
be determined early in the eve
ming.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
COAST LINE PLANS
SKELETON SERVICE

Wilmington, May 24-(AP)-Thc
Atlantic Coast Line today cancelled
all schedules throughout its system
inaugurated a skeleton service over
major routes with supervisory Of
fiCcrS acting as crews.
Over the main line, from Rich
mond to Jacksonville, the company
began operating only the RaVana
Special ON am every -other-day basis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
Mark ct Reflects
Transport Crisis

New York, May 2t.- -(AP)- The
two or more points at the opening
today, apparently depressed by the
national rail strike, but liquidation
was very light and assorted rcCoV-
cries appeared before mld-day.
On the retreating end were L. S.
Steel, General Motors, Montgomery
Ward, Douglas Aircraft and J. c.
Penney.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
TRUMAN CANCEL
NEWS CONFERENCE

Washington Nay a. - (AP) -
President Truman today cancelled
tentative plans for a new Coniern @
= II a, m. in order to devote all
his time to the railroad crisis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
\XEAI IfffR

FOR NORTH C\ROIy\l.
rartly clGudy and warmer to-
night and Saturday. Scattered
showers over west portion to-
night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
Some Mines Net Manned.

Some Of these mines had not been
manned at all during the truce. Men
quit al others when the Govern
ment took control Wednesday in a
last effort to keep production going
Even as the rail WalkOut began
to spread westward the GoVern-
mentS mine administrators Secre-
tarN of Interior J. y. Krug and Vice
Adm. Ben Morrcll-handcd the Coy
ernmentS 'position on principal
points to John L. Lewis.
krug had held out some hope that
some agreement between the parties
on the things that make a contract
III not on specific terms could be
made and the miners could be kept
at work. But the Secretary acknoW-
lodged that without Lewis support
and that of the United Mine Work.
ers it was unlikely the Government
could persuade them to remain on
the Job next week
Continuation of the rail strikes, Of
course, would leave any coal set
tlcment largely Intellectual because
more than 80 per cent Of the mines
are dependant on railroads to get
the coal to market.
On the other hand, however,
should the coal strike continue and
the rail tic up end, the coal burn
ing carriers ultimately would be re-
turned to idlcncsS for lack of fuel
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-24
g. g. 10
Coal Industry
DownforCount
Railroad Tie-Up
Depl.vcs Mines
OF Coal Gondolas

Washington, May 2;.-iNP)-
The strike GrOggy coal industry
went down for the count today
from ring side blow.
The railroad strike deprived
the mines Of empty coal eon-
dolas for shipping even ycstcr-
days Shrunken output
AS a result, an industry spokcs-
man predicted all mines VIII be
forced to shu, down in less than 2l
hours.
The situation thus threatened to
cancel the last production under the
two week coal strike truce which
ends tomorrow night.
The 100000 soft coal miners al
ready had been laying off in in
creaslng numbers before the vail tie
up began at 4 p. m. yesterday
Half Of the miners and about half
OF the 4,500 soft coal mines were idle.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
War Department Story
Wins Toll Tules Prize

A story of how he was given q
two-grade raise in pay and time
off until the next year because of "2O
years of faithful service as a Wal
Department employe" won IS for
James M. Reilly of 1900 Forty third
place NV. last night at tall tales
contest at the Walsh Club.
Judged winner over about dozen
contestants, Mr.. Reilly asked that
his check be sent to the Children's
Hospital Building Fund. Mr.. Reilly
is War Department employe.
The Walsh Club, 1923 Twenty
second street NV, hopes to make
the contest an annual affair.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Roy Bolger in Hospital; ;
Show Is Suspended
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The musi-
cal revue Three to Make Ready" is
closed temporarily while its limber-
legged star. Ray Bolger, gets hos
pital checkup.
The dancer reported to Hardness
Pavilion after his Saturday night
performance. Hospital attendants
said he would undergo a series of
medical tests, and that his condition
was good.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Home Burns, z Boys Die
As Purents Woit.TobIes,
" the Asoeiotsd Press

Uy Ino SSSOStoIvo TbS9s
UNIoNDALE, N. Y, Dec. 49,
While their parents were waiting
tables in a Long Island yacht club
last night to earn extra money fol
Christmas, two brother perished in
a fire that destroyed their frame
house here.
The victims, sons OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Resnick, were George, jr.
II, and Robert, 2. Firemen, said the
older boy apparently was overcome
in the living room while carrying his
brother. They said a stove ex-
plosion may have started the blaze
Neighbors said Mr.. Resnick, a
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Bridegroom-EIect Asks
About Divorce Lows
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TOPEKA, Kans.-L. p. Brooks
assistant attorney general Of Kan
sas, SHE'D away from explaining the
legal ins and outs Of wedlock to q
prospective bridegroom, saying that
caution has its limits.
A Kansas wrote the Z attorney
general, wanting to know all about
the marriage law i. and all about
the divorce laws, because I never
did like to- get into anything
couldn't get out Of"
Evening star., 1946-12-16

steamfitter, had taken the tempo
rary job while his business was
slack.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
How To Relieve
Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly b.
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In.
famed bronchial mucous mem.
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
q bottle Of CreomulSion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way 1t
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

e 81 siaa 1fs y s''';s slsP r. asss 81
c sniHnSsI fs g. au ~ T nss client. xt,n,
70 purchase homes in any section of Wssb.
g. n AND M h.r1lsaa III iSSs Vim
;a|ss' saisf .sslol s e lSs sos II r. 50 as
edar. s.R nSu.. e buy from White
NJ SisR S sSs IaossA Il siss s.s,,
p g. BOX ass Main IRON Once Ssn Hriin a.
WANTEDmsmau oeorsetown house. $50 in
FSSIyzfI FSsSY "A III pay all cash a e.
b bGRf iFG from ssn ewsEERgss e house.
We f SRfp Hos soMrs So os
aas sy. lsna a Gan Ts i0y fair .pprsisa
Te3aE Y. r EsR' CO. ssassSsss
III &c sansx use; sco s0@a
tSTs,nsportation; NJ. Pleasant, srisht as.
W. Wish Is TaASR TX ali our S pstrons at
this TIL time for the confidence they have
placed IN us n handling the sale Of their
the same reliable, eficient service. List
your property with us. AT. 2239-AT, e2gg.
G. D. MURPHY, 1401 18th st. Sc. so
ALL CASH for semidetached or row house
in good ne: loca ton. Call GE 9341 -22
3 bedrooms. g baths modern home. in n "
q. c Nc brokers'. Call 81. 1915 -22
PROFESSOR, coming to University of Md
Sept; l., desires 9 or : room brick house
within mi. radius of Colleee PARK; 2 or
3 hedrms.; $4,000 to $4,000 range
Desirable suburban location Modern i'm
proyements. Large cash payment. No
agents, Box 4S2-A. Star
VET or 3 bedroom modern house in
good cond. that now has or will take GI
loan. Box 27-A, Star. "a
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy direct from
cash: no agents please. BOX s7s-A, star.
Youn OPP. TO REMODEL or sell dwelling
property In LIST com. gone; viii buy or
M sn sV cash fer sean property
WE c.S o skLf fSuT udSst y it., ga sri
value today. Our opinion. entails no obli-
sst,on rh ssss Mr. s Browning A. pI l9l5
f b y efSH %ANT srKnD8 A Sn List
your house with us. Have cash BUYERS who
sll Dsy 49, TOP pE prics ENTEEPRI saod REALTY
W az. iH eo Ssi Sh MR Or s' Iss
UNFURNIsHED :, or 2 bedrm. apt. or
nent ex-service couple: NV. preferred. Ex-
celient references. Call DE. S796 or GE.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-ws viii buy your
home today or sell to cash clients ct full
E R.Et auI ssye d. tss .D anf Pm
HAVE CASH BUYERS for desirable home
and investment properties. I list At full
s ssias. Cal L. Il. MAuRY' AID. $685. d.
speciaiist--Piease cali for ! free ana honest
apprsaal, with no ebiisation. We have
..l,,ss, T.Jbs sSRaiss: 1924 Fem. ave we
u 'FRONT.' ATTENTION 70 the sale Of
.ss. e 1ss. son dss,Gs ss
$3.50 Results since 1915
MANEAs REALTY co. can sen your house
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OFFICES foRRrh1

SUITE OF 4 OFFICES on 3rd floor Of cen.
trally located downtown bldg; newly dec
GRATED; reasonable rent. Apply sos r
poWNTowN: p ST. N.w.-Eptire ioo oH 2
I I;aJss rooms: Venetian blinds 5uorescent
sfUpo oFffcn norsh re sh s1 newly deco
Apply Weekdays Between $50 Ss and an5 g. G Gsas
LARGE snd-FLooR SPACE for rent. Suit
able 1oT ONCE or small business: located in
e apny soo LOCATED + downtown corner blds
$s6 g ST. NV. and ses srd st. nv
5 Je ONCE rms will lease any part. co.
1923 Goth ST. N.w.-New building. hrst
ssshi 5B5RuRY REALTY corr c 1877 ~ <. <.
WISCONSIN, AVE. NEAR M sr-Beauti.
s so remo paijsS,. second floor lover lloo
shop or similar bnseas cd 1or
pa ST. A A:WEnsirse Il ars nj ,o ssso con-
sss '19Bs eRs R iaff F's7s
RETHEsDA: MD.-one room and partial ri
s orFicE sr A For RENT. 1907 II St.
entire aSssors csPI RE- ssss t sP
a XXX r 7, 1900 So Fl Of spss.
~ 3 y HARVEY RE. 1885, s1s 18th
NEWLY REMoDELED BUILDING on i st
nv available for occupancy Sept, lst.:
,hn ND rooms. entire floor or whole
shtins Es1 Ssasns desir nls
1st floor suite with show window suitable
e sf rsa ssIa5s R hs etc npe
OFFICE, completely furnished, all equip
ment; rent free in exchange for part-tirne
b fss5e,ary ss service: immediate occupsncy
OFFICE SPACE IN new nrepre9f bids. in
sut c III isshEsfs q CON
OFFICE ron Rent, Atlas Bldg, ba7 9th
hafs EN- or Is an slo 81 n Also
desS e seSss nab saa r and telephone service
stone and brick 3-story BLDG, approx. 5, 900
S. y floor area. available in near future.
n0es tsF e soeo nssd an
lawyers. KELLEY 4 sRANNER. 81. 754o.
DESIRABLE OFFICE, private, suitable for
LAWYER. accountant. business office. large
organization, needing downtown location,
approx sPps lexis; available Immediately. DI'
III iS Is, 9Th rs ST. NY rm; On o 1st f5
immaculate Condition, immediate s posses
~ 81 si ss'' s4 g sfasi
OFFICES rooms, completely furnished
private washroom, telephones; immediate
occupancy: suitable professional use, no
s RfSrfsi p sna FLOOR eonsainnr iarse
rooms and bath, suitable for ofhces; long
term lease to responsible party; S10O per
mo-, including heat, lights and hot water
ABC REALTY, 1928 41st NV EN-. 1909
Y 9sth AMI l. SITS Nw-1xe sinrl. oise,.
room. available Immediately, 500. ME
1900, -22
5422 GA. AvE.--2nd floor. rooms, hath,
heat. hot water included;- only SIS mo-;
suitable doctor, dentist, beauty parlor;
available Sept. 1st.4 OWNER. Adams 1903.
NV: rms closet. sos mo-; restricted
RE. $500, Suite /. ~
COMPLETELY remodeled ONCE space vi
entity Doctors Hospital, 4 floors, each
approximately $50 50. IT, divided into
4 rooms, 2 layatories each floor: elevator.
Box 4S-A Star. -22
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. BIT
Il
STORES FOR RENT,

MILLINERY, dresses. alterations and dress
perieneed party TO open business on the
ground noorNcf new apt. blds., In frst
commercial zone, surrounded BY $500 apt,
Giuded ,mWsetass Resssssion gsssonsslss
Coan, ave. RE 1855 --26
DOCTORS and dentists once. in new
building sites OF and rooms For more
infermstion call RE. 1865. WAvERLY TAY-
SMALL STORE, private shower bath; ex-
celient community for dress shop, etc, or
once space for lawyer, dentist, etc. Call
UN 2476 after $50 go
NEW STORE, 1904 Columbia pike. Airing
ton County, near Giebe I'd. Only | left
month: GOOD lease. cHAs. L. Norris.
IT'S YOUR STORE FOR RENT?''-May I
YOU, HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE
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SUBURBAN sALe-vlRe,NlA.

49, sNSftNAr@t
aAIREAx CO., AIex.ndr,. subur6.n; beau
en- screened side porch: end door hes
asf bath. nd escesn ssea9oms Yin II
straeaion. on isfss 1oossooff lot FEATURES sG
s..s ns. ga ss .na ysra 4se s
s s2e Tf5g' or rGT .x full s HssGR 'i
Co and 21s
suburban: an ideal home
paTsn Of y WITH
ing. room and modern kitchen. spacious
bedrooms with tiled bath. full basement
With laundry tubs oil hot-air heat: buils.in
e sas sS9s eaPs h0n Te@
z Eex fq ss 2Bsnk 81 Ds ess co. s
tors and Insurers. 200 Ripley Bldg. SIS
KIN ksns s sK,6 hlsxf nifsGA1ow. sooau,
Il II: wan. want
quiet and restfui home conyeniently. To-
cate oa,ed DIX ans BUS m from
large lot; garage and chicken house, cali
}ahH r Mlt fsoHsAsffssif6os Ss minutes to
Pentagon; attractive semidet s-story brick
home, immaculate condition; has liy. rm,,;
saaa% WITH Oh R6 fa For sa u.s. u.s.
Realtors shoreham BLDG. MA. 1850: ewes.
RED Brick sesToRy DUPLEX. cow. To-
EaMSba4T .sory
white home. Sc, 900 down. owner leaving
s sgSpi IoNsAe ssga REALTY; oSsns 5siS
room briek' Excellent door plan: lapse
attractive living room, wood burning Are
place, screened porch nice dining room.
se secan ns no2 alae
rooms. ample closets. tile bath and shower;
pulldown, stairway to large ATTIC; beautiful
a.-c.. oil and part bath, seal beam. high
outside entranes beautiful yard a,g with tlow .
shops. bus and school; available. Call
KING. 1851 wilson blvd, GL. 5273, Ok
5 BEDRMs.. TILE BATHs-rhis Cape
Cod home has t ny rm- with hrep ,la Din.
basement with, ii bath copper plumbing
oil heat. steel beams. etc. conv. to every
sa1s a eash p 4ts4 e H sh
YOU'VE WAITED LONG ENOUGH-A lge
Cape Cod with frst-foor bedroom and
tile bath; 2 beautiful bedrooms and bath
on End floor; all rooms are nice size and
this home is wonderful value at S11.950
Shown by appointment only. ARLINGTON
REALTY CO.. 1904 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va
GIL. 1900. OK. 4123. -
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB-A large comfort
able brick Colonial with fireplace in liy-
ing room, side screened porch, attached
garage. 3 bedrooms and / bath: posses
sion SEPT on lots q sTs5ss sh1En sy
G fsso a 20 I Wilson blvd An va. 81.
FuRNIsHED, sIo.5so in Alexsndria.A An
attractive 5-room brick, very tastefully
furnished; sunbeam oil conditioned
heat; as little as $4,000 cash needed
Arlington REALTY CO; exclusive
sasse en ~ 22o4 wilson blvd. Arl, Va 81.
BUNGALOW. u ACRE--A very charming
5-room bungalow on a beautiful "a acre,
partially fenced: oil &C, heat, and In ex-
cellent condition. priced S10.550: cash
needed approx. $4,000 ARLINGTON
REALTY CO.. 2204 Wilson blvd, Ari. Va
Gil. 1000. OK. 4l23 30
ACRES, 4-room log cabin, $4,000
acres, 10 rooms, apis, $1,000.
2 acres, Groom frame bungalow, 81 900.
acre, s-room brick, apis. S15; $50.
5-room semidetached brick. SO, 500
IA acres 3-bedroom Cape Cod. S11 900.
We have more: give us ring. HELM
REALTY CO.. Overlook o534, Alex. 1897.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ON NO. HIGHWAY, Just over 14th st
bridge, 2 or more acres Of .conspiciously
5 minutes drive to downtown Wash.
ington. Outs anding location for manu-
featuring, distributing. warehousing. etc
Bldg. DI. $500: ewes. CHI. 923S. I'll
End COMMERCIAL, 12,400. 50. #, on
railroad: near Bladensburg I'd. ne; priced
to sell by owner Box 2S4-A, Star --23
ABOUT $4,000 so. FIT. industrial ground
in D. C. on B. 81 0. Railroad: under S3
per Il. A. M. ROTH, woodward Bldg.
ON RAILROAD in Alexandria area, a fine
piece Of land, about 10000 square feet.
with frontage Of about 1877 feet on r.r.;
electric power. public water and sewer
available. the most actively developing
industrial districts in the Metropolitan
Arsa price 90 eenss per square foot
MA 1855
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

vACANT-e26 G ST, NV, 600 f. Of
commercial space In newly remodeled
bldg. CO 1915. -2l
4-STORY. stone front, on Conn. ave, oppo-
site Shoreham Hotel. zoned LIST commercial
Suitable for exclusive dress shop and hair
CO. 1922 go
DOWNTOWN, good for any business; 4
stores for remodeling: lease to responsible
arm. Box 251-B, Star 25s
SECOND COMMERCIAL, modern brick bldg
in downtown Wash. over 8, 900 So TT, g.
IT. ceiling: avail. about Sept / with an
attractive lease. d. 1871 -21
your REAL ESTATE FOR RENT,'-May
! assist you in securing tenant7
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1855.
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SECTION, I1th
near 9. over busy store. CITY REALTY
Co, RIA. T761. ii