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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28
Many Long, Scarce Merchandise Items
Back In Stores In Limited Quantity
Toys And Silver Are More Abund,,..
Wearing Apparel Moderate: More Eo.d

|ar luxury. Nylon garments ar.
plentiful with a decided i,,,,r,.a e
iment in the quality. Countors Wv,
loaaed with endorsements of r,vn,,
ana Jersey but few and far hotu,oo,
are the silk articles of before The
vii n substitutes and are on first
although quite fashionable, o,fcr I'm
,;n tdrlety. Hats are at the same
tnr .e aosurd and becoming and the
te 'ate populace has pleasing choice
~ JUST the right bonnet to wear al
uiiS'nnaS. Inc most looked for
a'e,'' among wcmcns wear has been
nSi'h nose and their apparcn.
abundance ca rScs nyl"n .incs 40
disappear.
Different With Men
r"r The men. the situation is no.
Hu''r SO cheerful: women have .
selection bu; for men there are
patlicaI!y no garments available.
2hrl'cularly the popular white shir,
when seems to have vanished with
INC iEdlan Several explanations are
':ci ~ Salcsmrn. who say that
INC supply equals that ~ live wears
ago nu' tpat the demHnd is ,hrc,
uincS larger due II the return a
service men to civilian life and the
eEIchiShmcnt Of wartlraheS graved
by five years wearing. Tics. how
eNcr. arc rlcnt:iul and. as,onish-
inEly, they arc cheaper imam Ia.
years supply with the uunlity also
improved. Gentlemen, however
would do we'll to hang onto their
hatS Tor the DrovrrIial ,nn,un
easier 10 find than suitable mans
hat.
Inc shoa situation. which begin
!" Dec re brighter Immediately al
ter We day. is 4 brown study,
especially for tho w,men who search
Tor that brown shoe in t"e medium
priced bracket Although milady
VIII have no trouble selecting u
charming bedroom shoe. The man
of the house mly have 10 scufflc
around Il: those comfortable last
year gifts which he has by now
learned TO like immensely and would
regret having to discard them for
an urbrokCn newer pair.
For New HOmemaking
While many new homemakcrs are
iamentin2 the mavailabliiy of cleo
trio stoves, refr!geratorS and wash
ing machines. these items are slow
~ and steadily flowing onto the
market for these hungry CONSUMERS.
The old homemakerS are finding
many reDlT. emCnt items which have
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28

lever has stuck everyone in this
area and hot-cakes couldn't sell any
faster.
Giving Will Be Lavish
Christmas buying and giving will
be lavish. Longed for gifts vii!
brighten many hearts or Christmas
morning-that iS-if they were
bought carly. The feeling that the
merchants might not be able to re-
pienlsh the counters have stimu-
lated the general public into buying
even before Thanksgiving. Probably
the day after Thanksgiving the bust
ness of preparing for Christmas will
begin more earnestly and feverish-
ly, with many stores being swamped
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28
Thanksgiving Is
Here
Quief Style
Business Halted;
Football Contest
In The Afternoon

Thanksgiving Day was observed
quietly in Henderson today, with
most business al Il complete stand-
stlll rs store and offices closed for 4
full holiday.
Only outstanding event of the nc
caslon was the football game al tho
high school stadium between Hen
dc"scn and Lexington high schools.
which was a Colorfui affair, and
marked by one of the largest crowds
ever To attend Il gridiron clash IN
the city.
Retail establishments and whole
sale places had a lull holiday. Tho
banks were closed, and the post Of
lice was closed. No rural or CITY
mail deliveries were made, and EVEN
the stamp and general delivery win
dowS remained shut. Outgoing mail
IN usual small holiday volume. was
sent off and incoming mails were
deposited in lock boxts al the pnst
office
City and county offices were closed
LOT the Gay, and government agcn-
cieS of all kinds took full time ou,.
Amusement activities. such a.
theatres, continued to operate.
Several churches had Thanksgiv-
ing services in the forenoon, with
offerings going to orphanages that
they support. There were expressions
oi thanks for peace. ana prayers that
IL may continue, and there was graf
l,nde Tor prosperity and blcssinss
generally that have been cXpcricnc-
, cd during the year.
! All schools recessed yesterday aft
| ernoon for the holiday week end
and many young people were a,
home from colleges for the brief re-
spite from their studies
Sales were suspended on the to-
bacco market at the close of auctions
Wednesday, and will not be resumed
until there is some change in the
coal strike situation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28

ncr table will De iestively decorated
III ornaments newly purchased, for
stores are proudly displaying a well
coined variety of seasonal deco
rationS. Also or the table. diners
will rejoice in the appearance of
scarce iood items. Pineapple and
other fruits are again available. al
though sweet pickles and sugar are
still rare purchases.
Observation-Disclosures parcels have
been the pride of individuals for
many years but only the carly bird
will rejoice with MS array of Christ
mas packages this season. Christmas
wrapping papers are OF many and
varied styles yet the "buy-early"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28

been non-cXiSient. Curtains. drap-
cry. Siip-covcrs. lamps. rugs and
smaller items Of furniture are again
available and much Of the Yule
money will be spent for these items.
Electrical appliances. toaSters. waf-
file irons, etc. resume their place
on the faSt-iilling counters. These
incidentally, are extremely popular
with Christmas shoppers.
Automobiles arc purchases for
only limited number and will be
absent on lists that once carried
such an item for some member Of
the family,
Food Variety Improved
That all important Christmas din
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28
A Live Prospect

Father" said the recent bride.
you know that farm you gave us
IA little ways out of town."
Yes. darling, what abou, ~"
inquired papa.
Herman wants to Subdividc il
now. Would you be interested in
some lotS2"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28
COMING OF SNOW

There was color
In tho winter sky
As though some unseen fire
Family reflected there
IN the immaculate opening o. air.
Slowly the rosy shell
Closed on the earth
And from that glow
There fell, lonely, lost,
The contrad:. ton OF the snow
Sara Van Alstyne Allen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-28

with demands for gifts for Taboy AMI
grandmother.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
GUNsTON MANOR. VA.-6 adjacent lots.
number "a to 80 on River I'd. 25x100 IT.
ca; high 4G-ft. bank overlooking Potomac,
terrific view. beautiful shade trees; elec;
.mricity I'll ga available sacrifice at s2,4oo. Can
HERALD HARBoR, MD.-cottass now to
Aug Otn, S35 week Ref Fine bathing.
fishing. Box 79v, Star. Is.
$3.50. sH 2449 M. VERNON cRAMER.
WANT A CoTTAGE-Bsy-fr front cottase:
Screened porch; So 800: ST 900 cash. No
eaa5efi Gao. Ii. psffi WiLL1AMs eo.4shoram Beach;
beautiful 5-rm. frame bungalow, built for
year-around living: bath and shower.
peake Bay; back. yard extends into selby
Bay. with pier for boat; nice lawn and
shrubbery must sell quickly. Long. UN.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-Beveriy Beach,
Arm. and bath frame bungalow, hreplace
in living rm,' large lot: 400 feet from
asds.6 on cottage: sss:n Ash
WANT BEACH-FRoNT COTTAGE for
weeks of month OF Aug. nearby Respon-
sPIe NV Wsoshi9gsqnisa os BOX s5,T star
for sale, g. /. WILLIAMS, MA 1888;
KEEP cool HEAD. Buy cottage lots
at Holiday Beach. S79 so. Restricted Be-
tween Chesapeake Beach, Breezy Point,
old Plum Point I'd. Hyattsville 0411.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

% % bSd ACREs s.sSg 500 - yas Of neg capto
house. on property; lge barns outbidgs
and aanHdi fruit fruit trees land Is clean. lying per-
river: price, S24. 600 Sunday and ewes,
Gfo sfe0r n i1t WIAMs 81 ess4 P B{SS5 9S
4-scre building site in highly restricted
area: lust the location for country home
ei!oskfi Gfos T. Wilkins Iii fssS cot you " are in
terested in small and large acreage,
especially farm property in rolling Mary
iections wei worth your inspection. Thom-
hoME IL II n s9'r THE couNrRy.-Here I17 is an
ne o ts t S spy rom oacss to IN R S 5o n
., miles from Wash Golf and Country t
Club. on hard surfaced road; high eievs,
Brown REALTY coRP. c5i fnf5f0Fi pI' sse3a sM 20''
~ AcEEs ns hit building sites about 400
chaser; PRICED to sell MR.. oREM, GE,
SEVERAL ACREAGE TRACTS, suitable
ssooisi fIontssei at Srsnkip I psrk sS"sso. ssgso
eesr eFs M per per acre 9ns
3A-acre tract. some trees, FACING hard
r. EGaoi 4 sf9G paRSE ssr acre Phone ole0e s553'
BY owNERS-3O ACRES, between Mar
shall Hall and new duo. hwy. to Indian
Head. Timber enough for BLDG; stream
easily damned for lake. Make nice estate
or could be subdivided. S1O0 a., cash
sSSs1WooDED ACRE, near bus, school
grocery. Fine ducks. chicks. dogs. Re-
anced DUO SI5 for. for cash ca, 5977. 80
a. Springfield, IA a. mr.. Deale 5 la.
tracts on bay, same sec; 6 a. nr. Bancroft,
ya; n nr pvds Lswt9svile tn So nr. Cat
20 ACRES, high, gently rolling land. all
cleared. good road frontage: .13 miles from
Chain Bridge, near Forrestville. Va; S225
per acre. McCAY g. McCAY, Mclean,
NEAR NAVY ORD. LAB, An acres. or
knoll wooded and clear. 81 200. 43 acres
$500. H. r, BIEBER, SH. 6565. lis
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGIkiA.

BRICK COLONIAL HONE, ,immed ,poss,
2 rms; @ furn,; rec rm; with asphalt 5f, tie
fSdns os. snd m Gsrse m n
rn, with wood-burning hreplace, large din;
rnn kit. and sereened.in side porch; End
Crane furnace. oil burner. h'Ewh.: " copper
iaTSe shady lot y. LEE PRICE, s$o8
Arlington Ridge I'd. JA 1904 and Ivy
AURORA HrLLs-Brick home: immed.
poss.; 1st floor lge, liv,. rm, with fireplace,
din. rm.. tiled kit with stove and re-
bedrms and ! lge. bath; full basement
With rec. nm, maids rm. and bath; h.,w.h:,
e PRE s fness GsHk Rds. y1sd 1d
1904 and Ivy 1879. lis
EIGHT-RooM BRICKTEx HOME, 1st floor
consists Of Nv rm:, din rm;;; unusually
e bedPms 1en full base@ent n9Ss has coal
heat; substantial construction: large shady
lot HOqSs pS1eR can sos ss sod tH1n for
co SoLoSiAL mi ny MANsIoS,1 bedrooms, sH,
baths; bedrm. and bath on 1st ioor;
hookup; Philgas stove, used 7-ft refrieera-
tor. Home has beautiful setting on knoll
about 500 +: of hiehvay; q acres; barn
session; decorated by well-known Williams
IEE PRICE; ,2sos Srlinsto1' n Ridse SSst; I'd.
CLosE-iN ARLINGToN-Detached frame.
1st floor, bedroom and bath living room
with, fireplace; 2nd floor, bedrooms with
ample space for another bath; all rooms
owner occupied: possession with title;
oouIeckk PossEss1oIP Po IS pm Cape Cod Mis red
brick; GAIT. liv. rm, wood burning fire-
place. din. rm. and kitchen, cool porch.
screened; second A.. 3 bedrms, tile bath
full basement. rec. rm. with fireplace,
maids rm and shower. utility rm FRED
!; ~ GEORGE, 3l73 N. Glebe I'd. Gil. e777,
s-RM. COLONIAL BRICK. on corner lot:
Immaculate cond.; bedrms, frepl', ia
ef aSk nss ss ta G 0asissnse asse ehfsa right No
helm REALTY Co.-3-bedroom home
Arlington Forest, 8 blks. from Shopping
center. $4,000; substantial cash. Can
Mrs. Rosser, ov. o534; ewes, OR 1885.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DoCT0Rs-3 suites OF 8 and rooms on
sround floor OF new building adjoinins
ing community Individual street en-
frances on arterial highway. For further
Information call WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC,
SUITE OF OFFICES on ard floor of
convenient downtown building. Apply ,6o9
18th AND H SITS. N.w.-1st floor and
Els Ss'i5s Or S1Sf RE- 3!
bENTaL oFflcE fi s' COW vi bth IA ana S3o4 me- ne
PEkLTy coRP,' SsPS' 15s7 4s9' ST. st. NV RNUEf
1923 goth N.w.-New bldg, 1st and 2nd
SEPT pRURY REALTY CORR. 'sS7 zS75
kAcAST Z! + ceksfE' 81 EI5S ard and SITS NV nv
once or other commercial use; viii lease
any part, co. 2675, to : pm. is
OFFICES rms and apartment G, rms,
24B5 18th ST; $3.50 per mo for once and
sg6.r sgt, 3 ETar EmS bath and porch. Reply Box
DESIRABLE oFFICEs-suitable most any
sA1GH eRfIR9a''' ReaI'oT 4a6s S wis. a ave. oFVe w
1854
UNUSUALLY FRIGHT OFFICE, lsxe5
.llding. Apply 609 ST, W. -23
TELEPHONE, mail and secretarial service,
S~.'-''' own. Dl. 3I4l, 80 TO daily. Open
Saturdays, III
DENTIsT-3-room suite with Venetian
blinds in North Arlington busy intersec
iion; bas transfer point. parking area.
6777. OK 0I4i If
OFFICES. furnished or unfurnished also
fesf epWir Rs Hsa az, sad :, telephone service
H ST. N.W.-Entire floor, consisting of 2
laIee, airy rooms, $3.50 per month,
OFFICE AND DESK SPACE. with secre-
Iarial service for rent. 6l2-A 9th st Nv.
RE. Ua26. --I9
"2 900 SO. FT."-Largs end floor at e25
st. NV. opposite Hecht Co; excellent
for partitioning into several ofices Please
call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE-
! Il66. is
OFFICE SPACE will be svalabl. in so
days in desirable NV. section, one ok
of Conn ave, suitable for doctors: pri-
xate entrances. For information phone
IDEAL FOR TRADE Asso. or manufsc-
Union Station opposite RFc and Home
Offices. SENATE REALTY co, il0a Eye
st NV. Elk. 1910. 10
I101 EYE ST. NV. rooms. front, lst
floor. street entrance. Phone ordway 640s
OR ROOMS. in modern once build
GslL MSS GoLpsTE1Nt dI& M p1 sAS9 ,5ss ls.
IN center of downtown section. Apply
500 r St. NV -23
Evening star., 1946-07-17
STORES FOR RENT.

basement, each approximately 200 50
for large organization. J A. WEINBERG
CO., Realtor, 1907 H st. ", MA. $500
eo2l NJ ST. Nw.-vacant store, approx.
I5xS5' inelnans hsmt .ry snd 2,sar ,saTsse;
st. NV, RE. 1888 -17
on GROUND FLOOR of laEse downtown
once once bids suita6!s for barber sandyigh
sa2s kI2vEN isES Bds 81 50 9th St, nv
alo 9th W,G20x27. s4oo; corner sth
snd a. ddo E nv abopt 10000 feet elevstors'
VACANT CORNER. ard and sts. NV;
. stores, Is by 20 #, and space for shops
IN newly remodeled building, CO 2675,
8 to pm. lis
VACANT BUILDING for sale or rent, con-
sisting of stores and floors above. Finest
location, 1928 Columbia I'd. near Am;
business WIN rent as whole or, separate
63s2 evenings. A. H, BACAS, Realtor and
Business Broker. 1114 H st. NV. i?
VACANT STORE, 10x45. Just remodeled
1910 G st. NV, near State Dept Open
for inspection. Communicate with MR.
RODMAN, Elk. 1905 lis
LARGE SECOND FLOOR" 20xlo0, op-
posite Hecht Co., at 625 F st. NV, suitable
for many types of business; reasonable
rent Please eali HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
STREET FLOOR, i4th st. downtown deer
ouire rent dept, DIXIE REALTY CO., MA
Evening star., 1946-07-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE,
Dave Breger

go, 900 SQUARE FIT OF industrial ground
located in Wash. conV. for TT. siding; in
growing community Call DI. s124 N
BASILIKO REALTY co -l9
NEAR BLADENSBURG RD., with siding o.;
B. &; O.. 3 fine locations. 10000 1900
and 10000 square feet. Call Mr. Caston-
quay; TR. 2669. or here. LOUIS P SHOE
MAKER. l1l9 X st. NV. MA 1896.
IDEAL SPOT for many businesses includ-
ing brewery laundry, dry cleaning, ware
housing. storage and manufacturing An
oflce building fronting on Wilson boule-
ward, utility building and an all-pur
pose brick building All situated on a lot
containing $4,000 so. It. and located in
the heat OF industrial Rosslyn, Va Lot
present facilities II desired For further
information call Mr.. Bragg with JOHN C
WRIGHT. INC, CHI. 4777; ewes, OK
1858 -23
Evening star., 1946-07-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

CORNER LOTS, commercial suitable for
I'd hand automobiles, parking and many
purposes; this opportunity Is available
due to restrictions in building which are
indefinite. LOUIS BuRMAN. RE. 1888.
Newly remodeled building OF "a rooms for
ONCE or other commercial use; will lease
any any part. 60 2675, to pm: lis
ed at 625 F st. NV, opposite Hecht Co;
must be seen to appreciate Key in radio
store. Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. RE. 1866. is
Commercial LOTS on Washington -Balti.
more blvd, nr: University of Md, for rent
by month or lease. o. B. zANT2ING ER
Ir., WA 1919. 10
COLORED-sI1 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV
Basement: oil heat, private bath Idea
for any small business S25 so per month
RE 1897 -1o
Evening star., 1946-07-17

"a UNIT APT. HoUsE"-A prominent,
modern, vell-constructed bids, vicinity OF
900 per arnum. the lst trust is 100000;
the property is assessed At apprQX 500.
eTsd au. on tines the as
hARRY t ismRsiA dea9s Baose 'sase RE So
APARTMENT BUILDING.
used as rooming house; 81 rooms. 90
baths; approximate income. S34 900 per
modern and up to date in S Every day
excellent 10th st location, walking dis
tance to all, depts.; priced less than 6
times annual rentals oudhng ior hrI
For appt. to inspect call Mr., Maury. AID
1925, MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. 1874
oPPosirn dsP 81 n;T CESTRAI HIGH SCHOOL, on
Clifton St.. this remodeled house in a
white neighb.orhood contains furnished
81 800. The low expenses, of 5000 per year
makes this an exceptional buy. offered at
less, than times the INCOME Act now.
Building. Ma 1875. is
STORE LEASED for 10 years income st
years 5000 next ef w. .S,n yrs $4,000;
ance and repairs to roof only, Inyestigate
oS, s.,, RI REALTY ASSOCIATES INC, = 6x.
M sT., at foot of Key Bridge-store and
> apts; 80 IT. of 1st-comm frontage, lot
70 It. deep. Present income S3l5 month.
Chance for future enhancement in value.
Priced at $4,000 CHAS. L. NORRIS.
Realtor excl agent, 2135 Pa. ave. NV,
RE. .ll2; Sun. and eyes; GIL, o952.
"A 32-UNIT APT. HOUSE" "A 5-story
corner bldg on New HAMPSHIRE ave, with
a present Income of over S24 900 per an
mum, offered for immediate. sale under. z
times the yearly income: the lst trust is
sidered Please call HARRY I. FRIEDM AN
Broker. RE. SO. lis
GEORGIA AVE, store and Arm, apt,
TON REALTY. GE. $500, IL ;.
sUITLAND MAN0R-Must sell one 4-unit
S5,100 down; or cash and car. Shown
by appointments. No asents please. OWN
ER. ia 7e4e. 40
Evening star., 1946-07-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

is YOUR BUSINESS FOR SALE9-We have
waiting prospects with ample cash for
your business. For prompt and confidential
results, call Mr.. Stein, business chance
dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO. i4i5
Z st. NV. NE. 54o0 Complete Real
Estate Institution
WANTED-Second-co commercial bldg, be-
tween 600-1 900 50. it., suitable for light
machine shop, in Rosslyn or GEORGETOWN
Evening star., 1946-07-17
oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

FARMNGDALE, n. J.-Chicken farm, s.
rm. house ga acres land; 3,0o0-chicken
capacity, 5 brooders, @ stoves. IA chicken
900; half cash. Box l0s..L, Star, -1s
I.ee0 ACRES, completely plated; parks
inland water canal / mile from famous
Daytona and Ormand Beaches; unusual
opportunity for large speculative profits.
20 A. ON LAKE CHAIRMAN, mi n. Of
Tampa, TT bungalow, ami is one OF
best for only S21,750; equity cash; ideal
for estate or 10 develop; photos etc N E
RYON CO, GE. 6l46
snug fshermans haven; ideal climate on
Floridss Gulf Coast fertile homesites l
TO a; fronting or nr. salt water: comrnu-
nifty boat dock privil.; hard I'd, cleo: titles
guaranteed; prices IS low as $500, S45
down. Sl5 mo; immed. possession For
beautiful Illustrated free booklet Call Paul
Harrison, Me. l143, J WESLEY BU-
Evening star., 1946-07-17
OFFICES WANTED

OFFICE OR DESK SPACE for real estate
business Box 255-S, Star IL
AERONAUTICAL ASSOCIATION REQUIRES
immediate occupancy about three rooms
centrally located first floor or elevator
service, Phone RAvLIN, Executive 1900
Ext 3SR1. or WnndleY 81 "a 11t
Evening star., 1946-07-17

sisting OF 13 acres and large Substantial |
house; % miles from Washington on hard :
surfaced road, in Maryland; ideal for
MacDaniel, with DIXIE REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1946-07-17
STORES WANTED,

for iewelry and watch
repair Phone AT 449s III
part of store or space
for upholstery, NV. Box TS-V. Star. 49,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE APT. HOUSE, Boston, 8 units,
for one IN washington, 3 to 25 units and
cash. Emerson 1876 before S am, after
6.30 pm.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
PROPERTY FOR SALE

DESK SPACE, free telephone also small
office. 900 Ilth st. NV, 2nd floor. ME
Evening star., 1946-07-17
sEAsHoRI PROPERTY.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR RENT, cottage, s425 a year, North
Beach GE Rh1R
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CONTINUED on Next Psge.)
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$50 DOWN viii make you a land-owner
A few iz-acre lots left in new 50-acre
DEVELOPMENT on Colesville I'd, near Silver
Spring. Nd Full price, $1,000 Call until
p m. KAY REALTY CO, RA. 2200.
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS in Chevy Chase,
Barnahy Woods section. Excellent home
site for private party, Call Taylor 1901.
Evening star., 1946-07-17

LINGToN--AttUcttve s-rr. home on
corner lot. Equipped kit, full basement.
oil heat: excellent condition. BUCKLEY
b BUCKLEY, CH. <ll2. la
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nY TALL TREES. nn a n,Iar

country on 800 rolling acres This mag
nifcent example Of true WILLIAMSBURG ar
ehitectuIe was built in 1929 at a cost Of
length and has has S,n 20 rms. s4 po livs leei rm IN
and ,1s'x34' din, rm. and 1sx20, oak
psneled den, kitchen. buffers pantry.
decks, bedrms.. 4 with fireplaces; 15'x
rs, sleeping porch. 2 recreation rooms, 2
the. flnest brick construction. with slate
roof and copper plumbing. Priced at less
SERVICE, INC, 4763 Lee hwy. GL. 0561
Evening star., 1946-07-17

$4,000 EA., $500 down ca; ca monthly
tenant: store, Ar, nr. 9TH and r. I. ave
brick. Store. 7-r. frame, 4th st sv
3-storJ, basement, mr.. 18th and N. Y.
ave; $4,000: low terms
Frederick Co. town, at r.r. station; store.
house; trade 300-ft. front on R No, l.,
Acresge, small spts., hotel on bay. N z
PYnN
Evening star., 1946-03-04

Continued From First Page)
standing committees may go to the
flooD for vote.
The committee also heard con-
flicting testimony on two other ma
jor issues, namely. limitation of Sen
ate debate, and experimentation
with the British system of question.
ing cabinet officers on the floor ir
the legislative branch. The COM
mittee points out these questions re-
late to floor procedure. on which il
was not authorized to make recon-
mendationS.
The report was filed by Senator
La Toilette, Progressive of Wisconsin
and Representative Monroney, DEM
ocrat of Oklahoma, chairman and
vice chairman, respectively. II
represents months of deliberatior
and lengthy public hearings.
Policy Committees Proposed.
Other recommendation are:
l. That both the House and Senate
establish formal committees to de-
termine and express the policies OF
the majority and minority parties
and that each committee in both
branches be allotted $4,000 a year
for high-grade secretariat to carry
on research and analysis. These
would replace informal party steer
ing committees. which the report
declares seldom meet and never
steer
?. That the remodeliHg of the
House and Senate chambers. to i'm
prove acoustics, lighting and gallery
facilities, be carried out at the earli-
est possible date
3. That members of Congress be
permitted to join the Federal re-
tirement system and pay in six pei
cent of their salaries. Members de-
sirlng to, purchase. credit, for past
service, back to August, 1920, would
have to make contributions at the
rate required in the Civil Service
Retirement Act. s'ass
4. That the Legislative Reference
Service in the Library of Congress
which now gets S198,300 a year, be
increased to S500000 in the next
fiscal year, to s65O,000 in 1948 and
to S75O.0OO in 1949, to increase its
research work for members of Con-
gresS
5. That the Office of Legislative
Counsel, which drafts bills for men,
bers, be increased from 100000 to
Sl50,000 a year for the next two
years, and further expanded there
after.
6. That an office of congressional
personnel be established to provide
Congress with a modern personnel
system for all its service employees
The director of this office would be
authorized to set up stenographic