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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-10

Do you have strongly built
bull pen? Do you lead the
bull around on a rope because
you do not have a bull-staff?
Do you approach horses from
behind without speaking and
patting their rumps to warn
them? Then watch yourself
one out of four fatal farm
accidents occurs in handling
livestock.
IT opprooch onimoIs
II without warning
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-10

sMasAh@ Eega,s5 Re~He Sa
DEEP DISH MEAT PIE
Yield Servings
2 CUPS diced cooked meot me dunn sized onions
beef and pork cup cooked diced potatoes
So Pepper cup cooked PEGS
2 tablespoons -four cup cooked diced carrots
2 tablespoons lord
BISCUIT TOPPING
u cup lard VI teaspoon solt
2 CUPS sifted -four cup milk obout
teaspoons boxing powder
Season Dredge in -four Add minced onion and brown
in lord Add vegetables and hot woer 10 Pour
into Deep vide casserole baking dish. Heat Moke
drop biscuits by cutting fot into -four sifed with baking
powder ard so. Add enough milk 10 make very soft
dough- Drop by tablespoons top Of the meat mixture.
Bake in hot 4250Fl about 20 minutes until the
biscuits ore we'll Drowned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-10
SELECTING JUNIOR CLUB STEERS
by w. H. Peters
University of Minnesota

Every boy and girl who enters
junior feeding contest would like to
secure a feeder steer good enough
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-10


ing calves with this high aim in mind, the salts
factory prospect must be a purebred or high
grade of of the recognized beef breeds, Short
horn, Hereford, Angus
The calf or yearling steer in thin condition must
appear short in legs in proportion to his depth of
body, or to put it the other way around, he must
appear deep in body in proportion to his length of
legs. He must then appear to be wide in his body
and thickly covered with muscle, especially over
the loin and down through the thighs.
The feeder calf should have short neck and
short, broad head. He should appear moderately
fine or small in the legs and head an indication
that he will fatten smoothly and show quality
when fat. Large, cOarse-appearing calves and
small over-refned ones seldom develop into win
ners Calves that appear nervous and easily ex-
cited or frightened should be avoided as they are
likely to not do well and to be hard to train to lead
Isl Soda Bill Seq:
lSlGT -. if you are looking for a helping
TX hand, tythe one at the end of your arm,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-10
TEAM WORK

While we were preparing the Grass is
on the Move" article for this page, q
cattleman friend from one of the west
ern range states called to see me. | told
him about the article. TT points out"
| said, that lots of food for humans is
produced from areas that otherwise
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-10

2 me dun sized onions
! cup cooked diced potatoes
! cup cooked peos
! cup cooked diced carrots
Evening star., 1946-08-09
Adam Schneider Funeral
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Adam
Schneider, 10, watch repairer, who
died Wednesday at Garfield Hospit-
al, will be held at II am. tomorrow
at the Hines funeral home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Coming to the United States when
only ID from Alsace-Lorraine Mr..
Schneider first went into business
with an uncle. In 1916 he establish
ed his own firm, which at the time
OF his death was in the Woodward
building.
His wife, Mrs Margaret Haywood
Schneider, Washington native.
died in December, 1914.
He is survived by three daughters
Mrs. Katherine Mothershead of 3746
Mckinley street NV, where he
lived; Mrs. Natalie Miles, Chevy
Chase, Nd. and Miss Margaret
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real estate business. He was kins-
man Of Bishop John Carroll, founder
Iof Georgetown University, Charles
Carroll of Carrollton. one of the
Isigners of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, and Motley Young. one of
early Washington's largest land
owners.
He attended Trinity School in
Georgetown and was a graduate of
Gonzaga College Mr.. Young be-
longed to the Holy Name Society.
He is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Lillian E. Houston and Miss
Cornelia Young; two sons, George
A. Young, jr., and Robert Charles
Young, a brother, Wilfred E. Young
and five sisters. Elizabeth T.. Kath-
crime A. and Florence A. Young.
Mrs. E. Louise Whelan and Mrs.
John E. Boyland. Mrs. Whelan lives
at SAVANNAH, Ga.
Funeral services will be held at
Mr.. Young's home, 1884 N street
NV, at $50 a I'm. Monday. Requiem
mass will be held at am. at Holy
Trinity Catholic Church, Thirty
sixth and o streets NV. Burial
will be in Holy Rood Cemetery.
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1n mrntnriant

ATCHIsoN, EssIE P. In loving remem-
brance of my dear wife, ESSIE P ATCHI-
son, who departed this life August ..
1913.
l often sit and think of you
And how you went away;
God saw yourspain was too great to bear
And took you home to stay
j. c. ATCHTSON.
BANKS, FRANCES. tribute of love
BANKS. who left US thirteen years ago
today, August 9, 1888.
We cannot clasp your loving hand,
Your sweet smile We cannot see;
But let this little token show
We still remember thee.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, GOVERNEAU
!, BANKS, ULYSSES J. BANKS AND
RUBIE HOWARD.
BREEDLovE, ROSE Dimes. In sad but
DIMES BREEDLOVE, who departed this
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, BETTE H
lorsd one JAMES coLEs q memafg 8ho pt pasoed oed
away suddenly seven years ago, August 8,
1889
a voice we loved so much is still,
But We know it was GODS will
May We think of him today
As s!eepLng. resting; yes, Just away
HIS dE DEToTEB dsfT EATHEe eoi JAs As L GoLEs
MOTHER, sALLIE COLES; STEP
MOTHER, ALICE COLES
CRAWFORD, STAFF SERGT ALVIN
sa sere ALVIN L 3BE BE1ERhY Rfn3TS ~ ia
A A F, who gave his life for his country
three years ago today, August 8, 1943, in
North Africa.
We don't have 10 wonder
Where on earth you are;
For we know without a doubt
You can't be very far.
For no matter where We go.
Or what on earth we 90,
We find our thoughts centered
Centered right on you.
You'll always be right with US.
Every hour of the day;
Always a living symbol
Not dead, but just away
DADDY AND AUNT CARPIE
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William Thomas French
Rites 10 Be Held TODAY

Funeral services for William
Thomas French. SIS, Arlington Coun-
ty lawyer, who died Tuesday at the
United States Naval Hospital
Bethesda, Nd, will be held at 1873
pm. today at the Chambers funeral
home, 3lst and M streets NV.
Mr.. French. who was born in Lees
burg, Va, was educated in schools
in Vienna, Va, and graduated from
George Washington University law
school During World War I he
served as a yeoman, third class.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley
e. (Sadie) French and by brother,
James M. French of Virginia.
He was member of the Kiwanis
and the Department of Justice
branch of the American Legion.
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-08-09

v T J
EMORY B SMITH, Exalted Ruler.
HARRY PRATT, Secretary.
CREIGHTON, MOODY. On "Wednesday
August = I94t, q SabIlIaSVilIe Sanatoriunl.
MOODY CREIGHTON. late residence %
Newton St. Colnar Manor, Nd me Pc
loved husband OF Florence Creighton. IA
ther Of owen Creighton Mrs. Ruth CrQm-
hacker Mrs Claudia Jonfss. MIS- ASt Adtjne aia,j4
Services at Chambers RiFerdale Funeral
Home on Friday. August 9. at m, IN
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CRoCKER, HENRY A. d. On ThurSdaiE-;; ID ! :;
"5fh "551'9 St North rails Church Va, HENRY
A D CROCKER, beloved husband Of the
Mrs Lillian c. Bib5, Remains testing at
Pearsons Funeral Home, I4@ Broad st.,
Falls Church. Va, where .uAeTai serTic.fec5
Will be held Saturday Aucus5 10, at $50
pm Interment Oakwooc Cemetery Falls
Church, Va
cRUzE. CHARLES ALEXANDER. On
Thursday august : - 446, y re al r " NI.15 2
CRUZE. beloved husband Of Polly z CTaze
and father OF Mrs. Louise Carey, Char.es =,
r. and sGan9iataeC a 81 ~, 1a Of 6 Juql{4 5ro, e1 1S S
Conrad, Lawrence and Ralph Cruze Of "a
koma and Myrtle Cruze Of Plttsoufgh. "a;
Hone, 254 carroll St, Takoms ParEs D. E.
Services at the Hillandale S. D. A Chufc4,
Riggs road, Nd. on SUNDAY AusGS. L.
vited Interment George Washington Ne
moral Cemetery il
DADrEs. MARY On Tuesday, August
9. 1916. at $497 Sherman aye. nv y T.
BIanch Hines and MS Mary Weave.
Also surviving are sister, Mrs. L ie
Thomas TWO srandchlldren: Mrs. Lille
Wallace and Mrs Mary N.tchens 2ud
many other relatives and friends After
2 n Friday friends are invited TO call at
the NcGuire Funeral Home. 1920 9tn. 81,
NV where services will be he'd Saturday
August 10. at ! pm. Interment Payne
Cemetery
FALLOWFIELD, MILDRED H. On TAurs.-
day. August &. 1916, at her home, -
Rolling road. RolllngwoQd, Chew CE%s
loved wife OF Frank p. FalloWfelo. Re
mains resting al her late residence, where
funeral services VIII be held SATURDAY, AL
gust 10. at pm IHterment WooalaWn
Cemetery. Baltimore Baltimore and
Richmond papers please copy
FLYNN. PATRICK T.. Sud5eq1E, 9"
flynn, beIo. ea hgzoand q Alberta. c
Flynn He also 5, sur.veG by h:s moj1.!r
and is,er o1 Mrs, H l. iaeseche Of Den
he'd AT Arlington Nationa! Cemetery O On
F~idav August 2 al am
HARRIS. ELLEN. Departed this life on
Tharedey Angus, :. 1916, at GalEnger
Fos3tal FLLEN HARRIS She leaves, 10
mourn trelr loss = devoted son, Wadelaw
friends Remains resting at the Horton
rffneTal Home 1922 You ST NV Flu
neral Saturday, August 10, at 2 noon,
from the above funeral home. Rev. z. II
Whiting officiating, InteTment Woodia"h
Cemetery.
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Braths

BROWN. CHARLES. A On Thursday,
August 5. 1916, al the residence OF ms
Hs9hs Ho5asr Ma Nd cHhRhEs 'za RowS fTs
s@fe' sow of N9soa cetherne 's and the Iats CAPT
IT amShy N4s mdfy R5o"n Ine IN E 2syor 9F0thsd and
James p Brown. Friends may call at the
above residence until Monday. August u,
Cathonc Church. Berwyn, Md, where re-
auiem mass VIII be offered at o a. m. In
terment Mount Oliyet Cemetery. II
BROWN, JOHN G. Entered into eternal
rest on Thursday. August :. l94U, at Gal
pess ssF JoHR 56 BRo%N 0n5 beoyed 0y53o son 81
hT hroun S'S Bo~a o M4l 4he Matte of lnpo
Dorothy Peter Bark, Mrs Viola Yarber,
Lillian and Annuel ITown. He also IS
survived by. two grandmothers one great
grandmother, two nieceS, one nephew ana
a host Of other relatives and friends Re
mains resting at the John T. Rhines {, Co
Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye stS s.w. Notice
OF funeral later.
BRUCE. LOUIS ROBERT. Departed this
life on Wednesday August :. 1916, at
Blue Plains. D; c H leaves. to mourn
Bruce; two grandsons. three granddaush-
ters and a host Of other relatives and
Funeral Home, Ice You st NV, Funeral
SATURDAY, August 10 al m from our
Lsdy O. Perpetual Help Charc4; h IN, Morris ~
fciatin2 InJec.aent Woodlawn Cemetery.
Butler. JOHN II. On "Wednesday; Au-
sust :. I94h. JOHN y BUTLER beloVed
Bujier of Altoona. Pa Services and n
terment in Altoona. Pa, ARRANGEMENTS by
CARTER, PVT. LEON $. On Wednes-
dag. August +. 1915, Al Camp Lee. Va,
PVT. LEON s CARTER, loving son Of Cath
crime Thomas, nephew Of Mrs. Jennie John
PolMe Fox, Charles William. Joseph, Eddie
ana Sadie GREGORY. Many otner relatives
sunday. AueuSt a. friends may call Al ne
Frazier Funeral Home Inc 3SA Rhode
Island ave. v. where funeral services
Intcrment Arlington Nanona! Cemetery. II
CARTER. WILLIAM T.. III, on Tues
TER, III, beloved son of William ]r
and Gwenool!n GarteE ana and ogotReG, }eE, o. o.
other relatives auo friends Remains al
the W Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. l;'2
You ST Nv, where funeral services Will be
held Saturday. August 10, at q m. Rel-
atiFes and frienos invited 1ntefmenl
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
CLEMENTS, LOUISE. Suddenly. on On
CLEMESTs of "a New York ave. \ e, 81
mof6er 50of6 %e Of csfmea 0ss Ma2g and ] hnha Marie
Clements and sister Of MIS-. Alolna ID
julio Funeral from the above residence
REQUIEM high mass al 81. A!oysiu5 Church
at Q a M Interment S.. NaryS Cemetery
Relatives ana friends invited.
CONNER, C0zZIE. Departed ms Life
on Tuesday August s. 1916, COZZIE CON-
MER. the beloved husband Of Mrs. Fan
rie CONNER and devoted father OF Irene
CONNER and Mrs Elizabeth Stultz. He
also leaves to mourn their loss several sis
ters and host Of other relatives and
friends Remains Of the late Cozzie &C Com
mer may be viewed after 6 pm. Friday
a the Taft Il. Williams Fu4eral Home
1902 18th s.. NV Funeral SATURDAY
August 10 at pm. from the above
named funeral home. Interment ii Wood
lawn Cemetery y
CONFER. COZIER Columbia Lodge. No
~ -. I. B P o. E. Of ". is here
Evening star., 1946-08-09
CEMETERY LOTS.

CHOICE LoTS-6 sites In beautiful TT
Lincoln owners selling at sacrifice Call
WA e095 weekdays. Ia
CEMETERY LOT IN beautiful Port Lincoln
IhaDe section; 5 sites win sell equity at
purchase price remaining payments $40 4
month. Telephone 81. 6023. la
Evening star., 1946-08-09
Deaths Reported

Pauline Arnold. SIS. 2oI5 N H ave NV
Mary F Tiller. SIS. 14ls Euclid st NV
Frank R Beaubien, u. U. S Soldiers
Home
Robert B. Armstrong, 70. 1000 p st. NV
Caroline A. Ostermayer, 20. 563l Colo
RADIO ave. NV.
Laura Giibreath as, so r. I ave. nv.
Alfredo Maehado, IS. Caracas. Venezuela
Gertrude wilkins, So. 6i4 Gallatin st
NV
irene Brown. So 21n0 st. NV
Sister Bernard Joseph, "a. 2s12 Pa ave Sc
Infant NJ r,. Doian: 34sl Holmead pl. NV
John r. Moore. so. 1:}3 18th st NV
Lille Jackson. 5S l41s W ST NV
MigEie Foster. 50, address unknown
Willie Windear 43, t142 10th ST NV
Lille B. Walker. 36. 1897 Florida ave.
Infant GRAY o.. NJ ST NV
Evening star., 1946-08-09
Army to Fly Venezuelan
Enjoys Body Home
BY the Associated Press

An American Army plane will fly
the body of the late Venezuelan Am
bassador, DR.. Don Alfredo Machado
Hernandez, to Caracas on Sunday
the State Department announced
yesterday.
H. Charles Spruks, representing
Acting Secretary Of State Acheson,
will accompany the body to Vene-
zuela.
The plane will leave Washington
at 5 pm, and is scheduled to arrive
at Venezuela Monday morning.
Evening star., 1946-08-09

COMER. C0ZIER Columbia Lodge. Nc.
a. I -. / B. p O. E. Of ". is here
3 by notified OF the funeral Of
TST Brother COzIER CONFER. from
Wy the Taft Williams Funeral Par
N1w/ .or Saturday. August 10. 1876,
NS al , pm Session of sorrow at
@ the ElEs' Home. 30l Rhode
island ave u V, Friday. August 9. at m,
EMORY B SMITH, Exalted Ruler.
Evening star., 1946-08-09

Members Of Columbia Lodge,
No. 1876, L. o. o. M. You
are hereby notified Of the
death Of Pilgrim JOHN LOWE.
Funeral Saturday morning at
20 O'Clock, from St. JoSeph's
Church. You are requested
TO attend Moose services a.
Evening star., 1946-08-09
George A. Young Dies;
Kin OF 6. u. Founder

George A. Young, so, native Wash
ingtonian and a member of one of
the Districts oldest families, died
yesterday at Georgetown University,
after an illness of more than a year
Mr. Young, until his retirement
several years ago, managed his own
Evening star., 1946-08-09

Ghu5fa g Attend YGo noose are seTSees TSqasstsd s
ave ne, Friday evening, August D. 1876,
al $50 O'clock. By order Of -
MAURICE a COOPER, Governor.
GERALD J. GODBOUT, Secretary. 8
eoiano'a cSspssg. No 70 s 5ss. = + 3 ~ 3 NJ I.
You sfe TequeSted to attend Moose services
neral Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave, ne,
at 8. 83o q,eloek 6s FTiday aF evening August
Of l0'' ANN RODGERS. Senior Regent
ESTHER Willis. Recorder 8
LOWE John, JOHN pale Members a Of ssEgesnt It
: IS: e: :;:
Hs$%tssS mass al St. Joseph's church,
2nd and G 5ts ne at 10 am. Saturday
.CoDER AscHER, Adjutant.
MesWEENEY. FRANCES E. On Mon
/ St, NV. FRANCES E McsWEENEY, be-
neral services at Chambers Funeral Home,
1900 Chaplin st. NV, on Friday, August
-, at 8 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
MEDLAR, HARRY S. Suddenly, on sun
HARRY S. MEDLAR Of 1410 Young st.
serziees oga VI Pe held At the Ss,4 MalSh
day. August 10, al am. Interment Con-
gressional Cemetery.
MUSE, ALICE; On TUESDAY, august E.
Va. wife of the late Thomas Muse loving
mother OF Leola Davis. Addie Smith, Della
DIggs and Thomas Muse, Stepmother OF
Mamie Redmond, devoted. daughter of
and Florence Conrad. She also is sur
Viged by eight grandchildren. many other
! raI9 ft-yFe 4 f-1n Cof4,
day, August o. friends may call at go
/ NJ st. sc. Funeral Sunday, August II, at
p M from GOOD GOOD HOPE Baptist churh
by Frazier's Funeral Home. IL
| PIERCE, GERTRUDE STAPLES. On
TUESDAY August ., 1916. at Atlanta, Ga,
GERTRUDE STAPLES PIERCE, wife of the
and Earle s. Pierce and stepmother OF
Esther FREDERICK. Friends may cali at the
lee f1nera ae1 Home o. an s. ana Mas '
/ be held at the Fifteenth Street Christian
! Church, 15th st and Kentucky ave. Sc, at
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery o
PYLEs, LINDA MARIE. On Friday, Au-
F1No Fp1NSto o i94s' p9I g. Prqyidence Hospital
Wallace and Virginia Jackson Pyles
Friends may call at the Robert A. Mat
tingly Funeral Home until Saturday, An
gust 10, at / pm. lnterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
RICH, sALLIE r. On Friday, August
9, 1896, at Uniontown, Pa, SALLfE r
lRICH. widow of Max M Rich and mother
Iof Edwin l., Melvin S and Herbert j
Rich and Mrs. Ernestine H Hirshfeid
and Mrs. Fannie f. Rosenthal Notice Of
services later.
RuTzEN, FRANK E, Suddenly, or
Wednesday, August z, 1886, at Garfielc
Hospital. FRANK E. RUTzEN. late resi-,
denee. 6907 Wake Forest drive, Collegt
Park. Md, the beloved husband of Dorothy
i M. ana father OF Dorothy G. and Rob.
ert F Rutzen; brother Of Mrs Bertha
I Downing and Ernest E. RItzen of Sar
! Francisco. Calf Services al Chambers
RiVerdale Funeral Home en- Saturday, Au.
gust .. at 3 pm Interment private lt
Evening star., 1946-08-09
HIT Mrntnriattt

DYSON. EDWARD In sad but loving
remembrance OF little EDWARD DYSON.
who died four years ago today, August 8,
1912.
In our lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts of you are very near;
We who love YOU sadly miss YOU
Evening star., 1946-08-09
UarnH nf Tlrattka

THOMAS, MaUDE r. NEE BRISCoE1.
We wish to thank the many friends. rela-
tives and nelghborS for their expressions
OF sympathy and many acts OF kindness
shown during our bereavement,
DEVOTED BROTHER, JESSE BRISCOE,
WAITES, EMMA f. The family OF the
ate EMMA T WAITES gratefully scknowl-
edees your thouehtfulneSs and sympathy III
jts bereavement and for the floral offerings
presented by relatives and friends
HUSBAND WILLIAM H. WAFTES
Evening star., 1946-05-01
OFFICES FOR RENT,
MA5L-TELEPHoNE address once,

nan! Rhons esl. rssslysd ssassi' si' 1T xsa. s.4.
ESSs STo wPy' lSexfroE2 Ssf 2 Gasq s near 7h
4 rooms, 4th floor; no elevator: will rent
PocTsss oEA1dl SA alsS osLY .eou. sa5 81
eesption rm. and bath; within : blocks Of
Mafs hsas Ros fsSand S dsa aP' vsfmont # sadH M
5 wfEiLiL-LlGHTED, airy ornces now avail.
ps!smsn, ps1si 1.OS * $sss' n"" near Stat. Pc
servse S searf l. grnsSsd = coW s 3 y. s s. and phons
HYATTsviLIE0s-roomn n'' suite. on ON End
sHSHsE sSSjjas5s ws sss5sS SsSG reasonable Cali NJ
SQUARE feet, lla$ 9th St, ". Rsssonssls
rent rental; Inquire HENRY sALus. MA. 1892.
siss : ST. NV W. near ear Dupont Circle
suitable any business: kit. and bath avail
STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS, on Wis.
fess fSnn 81 ssaa near one s,
AT%AlTioN. c doctors, " dentists-Excellent
18th st, nns. nv location ,; suitable for doc.
ear lease with s-year option. NM Very Very res:
sanahs ssnt or M For wes tsFhaE aA sffs % ss
SMALL ii PRoFEss1oNAI aa01 1BUILDrNe. sax
10th. ST. NV. about 500 So It., suitable
for doctor, dentist, etc. Inquire at 1900
OBSTETRICiAN'S oFFiCE, located Med
lea. Bldg. in ,B9ckingham Communities;
serving over 800 apartment units Call
Mr., HEISLE, CH. 5000. Apply 3i3 No.
0lebe I'd. Arlington, Va -
COMPLETELY FURNISHED OFFICE. Nc.
GEE & CO., -DU. 1865. s.
UNUSUAL, LARGE. light private ONCE.
separate entrance, own restroom facilities:
seer ssecretsry ;s can share Y Ia large reception Of
phenes already installed: ideal business los
cation, 18th st. NV. between and Eyes
immediate possession. RE. 63e4 %
(oontinued on Next Peee,N
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STORES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-stores to operate
laundry agencies, in any neighborhocd:
very G Gear. elesn and progressive Organization.
ginia ave. ne. FR. 4s43. ~''' %
SMALL STORE or part of store for watch
repairing and jewelry. Phone MA. 5457.
of a lease for a childrens wear store;
!ocation preferred on Georgia ave. or
Brentwood Village section. Any deal guar.
anteed by financial responsible party.
Box 1880, Star.
for frozen custard, col
ored neighborhood Call Ho. 1915 ali
day Sunday. After 430 pm. weekdays.
WHOLE OR PART, for jewelry business:
prefer 14th and Park I'd, 7th or 9th and
E. or G NV. 18th and H ne. Alexan-
dria. Clarendon, Bethesda or Silver Spring
main street. Ia. 1892. day or night.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION for high-type,
clean business: advertiser, established 16
years. has best bank and trade references.
Lease may be effective Immediately or
ct any time within next 15 months Boz
326-T, Star
Evening star., 1946-05-01
THE EVENING STAR Washinaton D. c. Be-
WEDNESDAY T.,
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcont)

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcens, j
Ennvts co,1a. sAL1H ~ ssas:
sSss s WITH 's siooSo eSs' cash. 9x
sEo.. saSS. 4. e. Williams iLaIi co-Ne.r 18th and
used for many types Of business: store on
sfo mifiisas SSe. Sx ss?s .tol1
sSa sa,f S on p.rty MssS I1 rd Sss: lot
asS nsIsa.d afs in sale e
spts. % .bove, s. near 18TH and celumbia seI o rd
.tors real bpy Poss ti%st Of settlement Yt
aSSS. Gso. H. WILLIAMS co.-Large so-unit
ag a.a bSyss by Win near csnra sad aenEa Hfh School
GEo HtSsmatSR e WIiXMs fGSHs5 q 5000 bo1,.
14s4 ss RucHib 4HDs 81 SwLceTner S1S apart
ment house. units of 5 and 8 rooms and
very s msnth
FS5 p1stieSaSs ss Mr. EM
5r,sf. 5.,s;,. rsnodsisd del int sps5smenss eon =
hsst Wo 4I1s ThANK M. SULLIVAN. Di. $s$4'
Pc Poy, YoT want an an apartment heass,
size from, from units up These inysstments
9ees ssss Conn., nioees.s ese ao aep' 5ss5 sASE4 Co.
0uTsTaMDiMG OUT Fam corner detached spa5t-
e. unit u ns sass h0r
SRss q 'u!tas5 DtsssusEai fs aarts
ST. NE2R f2 soe No cArfrols. Ii sA eommsi asas
property has separate. loan and income.
lars call MI sWerdlof,. NE 54oo until
Bushes. eys9ass plopsTsy 'ee sp o aE BERN
4 Complete Real Estate Institution.
AND
{Ien leased ter at fS s%G 'Sss ss9gS{z I
custom built and .fireproofed; 2s ise; apis,
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Nd about Years iS old! sooa u resurn sul.aana, on
5F BROS; si,I INC. exclusive agents. DI $500.
CAPTAIN. REGULAR NAVY, permanently
assigned. washington, after long sea duty.
desires to place 1st mortgage loan Of
$4,000 to assist in purchase Of home
with substantial cash payment. Excellent
security. Call CAPT. HOLLIsTER. EN-.
A QUICK DEAL semidet. brick houses
ne; ,s-rm. house; s3xi5o lot. arranged
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house, 33x150 lot. h.-w. c: h.; basement;
l5Ss ll5:9oo So; IL #. II sn; $4,000 for all. RE.
APTs.aBrick. semidetsch.d; ne, near
Eastern High; 4 apts.. rooms and bath
fs ssssse M R. ssMYE aeMS afa b. seSSsf ssss Lear
s-uNiT APT HOUSE; located near r ;od I.
sn owner III leaving nl city. must sell Immediately
CoLoREDIs3l 18th ST. Me-, vacant
corner. Good for beauty. parlor. rooming
house. Car be remodeled for store or other
business purposes: 10 rooms. bath, h.-w.h..
electricity; esst y;,, eaI,ss with uninished room
good terms. Apply SIMON BELOFF. 1908
nv. y. ave. NV. Ma. s187 or RA 1926 .