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Washington Exchange
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM ERENInIlS GI ncE
AFTER CALL

Al TER CALL.
CAPITAL Transit Colo at 3asa
Hecht comm on-1o0 at Ala
Potomac, Electric 5i7Ss pfd.-10 at 1O91a
Mereenthaler Linotype-1O at Ssi2
Potomac, Electric 81 pfd.-5 at Ill. )
Evening star., 1946-06-26
N. Y. Bond Market
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SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.

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Evening star., 1946-06-26

annual election
and dinner at
t h e Mayfower
Hotel last eve
ming. He sue
ceeds T. Eugene
E G in of the
City Bank.
Mr.. Crandall
has been vice
chairman of the
section this year
and has been
with the Liberty
Bank since 1884:
an officer during
the past two
Evening star., 1946-06-26

TODAY'S SALES
fReported in Dollars }
Domestic ) $50 ooC
Foreign $50 COG
u S Govt 10 OOC
TREASURY. Close
. h4s $3.50 los 21
2s 1857 Jun lob ~
NEW YORK CITY
3s 80 \ 12lM
FOREIGN Close
Argt 4 h2s II 1857
Australia 5s 55 Ill
Braz 334s % ser 63
Buen A 43ss N o6iH
Canada BIAS 81 1llN
Peru 2nd 6s 61- 25iH
DOMESTIC. Close
Am T&T IS 56 l56
Am TIT 2AsSO 1854
AmTobacco3s69 loeM
Att CL 1st Is 80 l1oih
AtlCoastL4 Kas641lAiI4
B&O 95 A - 81
BIO 95 c 90
R&O 1000 D s9iA
B&O cv so 72lE
BIO 4s 42 lO5sIf
B&O So Wsn 30 1O3Zs
Bost Me 4'as 70 7ol4
Bost NYAL 4s55 II.
BufRoch&P571S e6
Bush Term 5s55 lC6
Cent Ga 5s So c 26lA
Cent Ga en- 5s45 e2iA
c r R N J IS 81 A3iI
C&O 3K2s 90 D loo
Ch'& AltorYs40 565z
Chi&Enl 3a4sS5 100
Chi Ind&Lo5s66 20
CMStP4 hs20Ig 100
CMStP4 Rs2044 e5lA
Chi&NW 4 1as99 go
GRIP 4 Hs SO A e3
GRIP 41as so BIZ
GRIP RI As "A so
CTH&SE 2a4 s94 1861
CityInvest 1861 lo4Ht
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Clev UnTr 5s73 lo6
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Dn&RG As SO 71M
Dn&RGW 6s55a IS
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GenRe&Ut 4s6a S63z
Grit Nor 2o4s 80 looih
CT Nor 25as2O1G 9ozs
GrnB&W deb p i
Hud Coal hS62A 90
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Market AVERAGES
Odd-lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. June oS tPt-The Sc.
cnrlties and Exchange Commission report.
ed today these corrected figures on trans
actions by customers with odd-lot deal
ers Or specialists on the New York Stock
EXCHANGE for Jnne "A: 67ss purchase,
involving 1a4.455 shares: 1875 sales in.
volvine 1873 s21 shares. including l6 short
sales involving 500 shares
Evening star., 1946-06-26

H0urIy Sales on the Exchange Today:
II 90 am 2lo 0oC - uu noon 400 600
LOO pm $40 600 300 m $50 600
Approximate Total o2o COO
tUnit of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
IN full. in bankruptcy or receiverShip or
or securities assumed by such compa nies
Rates of dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xEx dividend
xr Ex rights. a Also extra or extras. Plus
stock dividend Cash or stock e De-
clared or paid 50 far this year Payable
In stock. e Paid last year. h Payable in
Canadian funds. Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year. New issue
Evening star., 1946-06-26
CrandaII Named Heat
OF Washington Bank
Safe Deposit Group
By Edword c. Stone

Robert w. Crandan, assistant
cashier, Liberty National Bank, was
elected chairman of the safe deposit
section of the District Bankers As
Sopia tjon at tho
Evening star., 1946-06-26

OHIO ED pI440 : 1oSss 1o8ss loess in
Ohio Oil l2a 19 274 2oA 273. - II
Okla GaS&El pf. 2 221 22i4 22L1 + IA
Oliver Corr Ig s 3lh IL 81 II
tOliver pf Az SOILS lis lis
Omnibus Corp $ lAzs lAA lAzs
Oppenheim l sae A534 asa ASA II
Otis Elevat 40e ID 36 3siA IS J. ~
tOtis Elev pf 6 ol74 17A ia Il
Outbd M&M l2e 52A 32ih 32lh - IA
+Outlet Co 214e 20 11ll4 IlltA lilI5
OWens-Ul Gl Pc 90 1914 8oA - "A
Evening star., 1946-06-26

er EX rights
'Ex dividend tPlus extra. Paid so
far this year. e2G- extra f3n extra
h So 90 extra k 1Oc extra Paid in
I945 ySlOO0 extra.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
SINGERS NEEDED
FOR TREE STUNT
Newsreel Pictures Will Be
Taken Of Wilmington's
Celebration

Motion picture photography OF
the w Ill mington Community
Christmas tree which will be tax
en- Dec. 8 will demand 300 singers
in choral attire. j. E. L. Wade.
program chairman, said yester-
day.
Edwin Clark. minister of music
at the First Presbyterian church,
has agreed to direct the chorus,
which will render three carols
during the night sequence at 7:3O
o'clock, Wade reported.
The pictures, to be taken by the
Fox Movietone Newsreel camera
men, and to be SHOWN in theatres
all over the nation. will feature
the School for Santa Clauses"
which will be photographed at 2:30
o'clock.
Needed for this sequence are 30
men in Yuletide attire, one senior
Santa, several picnic tables, 30
chairs, and an assortment of toys.
fruits and candies. which are to
represent St. Nick's gifts.
Over 40 children, and foot-long
pencils, to be used in taking down
the orders of the kiddies, have
been asked by the Fox company.
who also request the fire depart.
ment to furnish two trucks, and
ladders to allow the Santas to be
decorating the huge tree.
The lights will be flashed dur.
ing the night sequence, Wade re.
ported, at which time proper art
work, and backgrounds will have
to be made available, as well as
several spotlights.
Wade said the children. all be.
tween the ages Of 2 and 6 years,
will be sele cted for rehearsal, by
one of the projects many chair.
men.
The Fox Movietone company
WAL oSllQ tlC1l OWll lIi6 SuST "
ceremonies. Wade indicated.
Wade also announced yesterday
that Santa Claus would arrive in
the city via an Atlantic Coast Line
train at 4 o'clock, Dec. II.
The jovial Santa will be met by
brass band, and will proceed
to parade through the city streets
aboard a fire truck. Wade said.
Following his arrival from the
frozen north, Santa will transfer
his toys from the train to the
truck, and will climax his parade
with a speech to the children ir
front of the post office.
The procession will start at the
ACL depot, and move to Marke'
street, to Third, and return te
Front street and the p~ostoffice via
Chestnut street, Wade reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Commissioners To Act
On County Beer Sales
Attorney To Present Board
With New Ordinance Al
Tomcrrow's Meeting

~ordin-rce which clearly pro-
AZ tho sale of beer on Sunday
n'', gorn Hanover is expected to be
in Ns% TO the county board Of
pensioners tomorrow morning.
r.,nty Attorney Marsden Bel
Io"'', Who is preparing the ordi-
ANY, declared yesterday that, in
nsH. oninion and in that Of the board
IL Commissioners as well, there is
q eI.osdv law forbidding Sunday
al 49, Of tae beverage. 1t was I'M
' sa1s+ood tat this law applies to
o al areas of the county outside In
soroorsted city limits
rso validity of al ordinance writ
Tow :" 'June 7. 1943, which, in the opin-
~" of the Board prohibits the sale
ig' beer between Saturday night at
, VI o'clock and Monday morn
~, was questioned Saturday when
nsnutv Recorder George l.. Pc
aoaau ruled that no county law
nroaibits the sale of beer on Sun
day,
poschau's ruling came after Ad-
dison Hewlett, Jr., attorney, sue
caessrllv argued taat minutes of
t,a board Of county commissioners
dd not show such an ordinance.
Bellamy will present members Of
Tho board with a plainly written
ordnance. prohibiting the sale Of
thp beverage within the county,
other than within the limits Of an
Incorporated town." at the regular
reeting of tae board tomorrow.
This new ordinance will clear up
any doubt as to whether there is
a county law prohibiting the sale
Of beer within the county, the at
torney declared.
Favorable action Oh Bellamy's
ordnance is expected from the
beard according to Addison Hew-
lit ST., chairman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
She Changes Her Mind,
A Woman's Prerogative

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 16-(P)-
Mrs. America, the queen o!
American housewives" had exer-
cised today for a second time a
woman's prerogative to change her
mind, and may not abdicate her
title after all.
1t all depends on whether spon-
sor5 of the Jackson, Miss, contest
where she Won the title and a
So, 500 cash prize Wednesday night
agree to alter their post-contest
plans for Mrs. America to suit
the winner, pretty, 24-year-old
Mrs. Janice Pollock-and her hus-
band.
Those po5t-contest plans includ-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
By STANLEY

ed a six-month tour of the country.
and the brunette beauty and her
husband, Marion S. Pollock, an
nounced Thursday night that She
vas giving up the title rather than
make the trip and absent herself
for six months from her four child
rem, oldest of whom is six.
Bert Titcomb, contest manager
who flew here from jackson yes
terday to persuade the Pollocks
to reconsider, said he would an
nounce at Jackson today whether
or not a compromise plan ii let
Mrs Pollock keep the beauty crown
and the cash would be approved.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE

D. EXECUTIONS NOTICE
vHsvms qualified as Executor of the
gq .n OF Samuel n. Bear. late of New
iis'loVe' County, North Carolina. this
10 notify all persons having claims
sS snLSt The Estate of said deceased to
N nrnp5l them to the undersigned at 81
on Stl front Street. Wilmington, N. C,
1q.7 u before the 3otn oay Of October,
hsr Ut this notice will be pleaded ir
deb.e u lhelr recovery. All persons in.
jnT noe 10 said Estate will please make
AFTaediate payment.
N"S 10Th day of October. A. D. 1916
EMANUEL l. BEAR,
EXECUTOR of Samuel N. Rcar
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrators Of
the Estate of Hugh Joseph Sweeney, late
of New Hnover County North Carolina
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the Estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the under
sigred on or before the 18th day of
November. 1947, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted TO said Estate will
piease make immediate payment.
This the 18th day of November. 1916.
J. H. SWEENEY,
Administrative of the Estete of
II. j. SWEENEY
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
+. Estate of Edna M. Lat+a
NOTICE

UTICE
Having qualified as Executor of the
Estate of Edward H. Munson. deceased.
ms is to notify all persons having claims
~ qsaAis. said Estate to present them to
s*s Unders ned at 201 South Fourth
t Tuee,' wilmington. N, c.. on or before
M nm d9y Of November. 1947, or this
ro m,,se VIII be pleaded in bar of their
Fy r. All persons indebted to saio
r raas. Will please make immediate pay
9"S Inc 9Th day of November 1916.
H. PERCY MUNSON,
Executor of the
Estate of Edward H. Munson.
Deceased.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
APPEAL FILED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 W.H -
An appeal requesting that the U. S.
Sur. enc court reconsider its &C.
ton in refusing to rule on legality
O. C~eorgia's county unit vote sys-
ter WAS filed today with the court.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
ISC-Lesal

g.. IL v5hlca reference is hereby made
for d mole full and complete aescrip-
ton.
This sac is made subject to all taxes
for The year 1916 and subject to all
street ard sidewalk assessments, if any,
and subject to confirmation of the Court.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent of amount of bid
to the undersigned Commissioner at the
conclusion Of the sale.
Dated and posted this 5th day of No
yenlber, 1916.
G. C. MCINTYRE,
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
ADMINJSTBATRIX NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrative OF
the Estate of Anna Kelly Brad-haw. late
Of New Hanover County North Carolina
ms Is TO notify all persons h-''ins claims
asa'nst the Estate of sid used to
EXHIBIT them to the undersigned on OF
oetore tie 18th day of October 1947, OF
tas notice will be pleaded in bar Of
HA.F recovery. All percons indebted to
SAID Estate will please make immediate
p? 'ment.
This the 18th day of October. 1946.
RAE B. WEST.
Administrative of the Estate of
ANNA KELLY BRADSHAW
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17

EXECUTOR NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor Of the
estate of Edna M. Latta, deceased. late
Of New Hanover county. North Caro-
ma. this is to notify all persons having
claims ag inst the estate of said de-
cea;ed to exhibit them duly itemizej
Sla verified. to the undersigned at liz
Evansville Avenue. Wilmington. Nortr
oodlollna' on or before the LIST day Of
oetooer. l947. or this notice will be
p!ead IN bar of their recovery. AL
persons inf~Nted to said estate viii
pease make immediate payment.
LIS the 18th day of October, 1916.
L. D. LATTA.
Executor. Estate of Edna M. Lat+a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Wing Talk
BY L. S. MCMILLAN, JR.

Operators of the local airports
reported a nice-sized crowd took
advantage of their invitation to
visit their fields last Sunday.
Approximately $500 thrill lovers
witnessed exhibitions of stunt fly.
ing by some Of the best acrobatic
pilots In this part of the country,
These stunts included low altitude
acrobatics by Al Wooten at Pen
mington Flying schoo.; fancy fly
ing an handkerchief pickup
stunts by Carl Dunn at Whining
ton Air park and Burke Render
of Carolina Skyways showed the
public that man can not only fly.
but, with enough know how can
actually fly backwards.
RANKS INCREASED
The ranks of Wilmington pilots
we're increased in the past week
with the enrolment of 10 new
students. Six students soloed and
four more were granted the privi-
leges of private pilots.
Private plane n were in.
creased by three additions. v. A.
Moore and D. B. Nelson have pur-
chased a Navy surplus N3S2. Jim
my Herring. and John Colucci are
the new owners of a Fairchild P.
I. rs and Billy DeCover and Oscar
DuRant have purchased a P. T..
26.
From all this activity. it looks
like the air age is slowly but sure
" coming into it's own. The OBJ
lect is to Sell flying to the non
flyers. We who fly are already
sold on it. 1t is practical and it
IS safe. Your chances of being
killed in an auto are 1900 to l
and $4,000 to l in an airplane.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
OFFICES WANTED.

400 TO 900 so. FIT of space needed for
oflce and watchmaker's type of shop. Box
44S-B, Star.
DOCTOR, MD, would like to get an office
in an apartment building: Northwest pre-
ferred. Box 1914. Star.
WANTED, OLD BARN OR LOFT, to use as
studio, in Dupont Circle or 18th st.
isS'i'Mi BY 'WMiELLoEsssTABLIsHED.. nonpront or
sanitation for ONCE and storage space,
7o0-l,100 50. IT,, at reasonable rental on
or rear; prefer west Of 14th and south Of
N, but will consider other locations: vol
heat and light at night: will pay three
months rent In advance and sign any
length lease; residence property being con-
verted to business or studio or space in
small ONCE building especially suitable
Box 459.c, Star, or MA. 1851, between
3 and 10 p.m. a.
DISCHARGED VETERAN and lawyer de-
sires ONCE. Franklin 8124
town. section; will take ONCE in suite.
BOX 1l7-D, Star. 49,
Evening star., 1946-01-09
OFFICES FOR RENT.

1909 EYE ST., N.W.-2nd floor, (near new
Doctors Hospital. ideal for doctor or dem
tist, lge: rms. bath; in remodeled build
ing: vacant. available now: Call Rent Dept.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., ME. 5400.
BUILDING being converted for offce pur-
poses, APPROX 5000 So. IT. floor space,
plus parking; west Of Conn. ave. and
Dupont Circle. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1868.
DOCTOR, retiring, will rent ofice of 6
rms, sell equipment vicinity Scott Circle;
near bus and car lines. Box 244-A. Star.
Wilson blvd. CH. 64h6.
CONN. AVE-. near r St, second floor;
building available for ofhce or small bust
ness; rent, 5000 month. VIM. CORCORAN
HILL CO., 7l0 Jackson pl. NV. DI. 1888.
CONN. AND CALVERT ST. NV rms
and bath, suitable for professional use
Call LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., ME-
5400. A Complete Real Estate Institution
STUDIO OFFICE. 18th and Eye SITS. NV
Available ewes. by the mo-: quiet; ideal for
CoLoRED-DOCToR'S, dentists; e-room
suite, large tiled baths 2nd floor, includ-
ing | room with private entrance 1st floor:
available Immediately: 4th and @ SITS. s.w.
excellent condition. PAT TROIANO CO,
Esal Esa f Estats s2T 1h l4.h st: nv. Ma $3.50:
space. L. J. COWIE. 500 Eye st. NV.
2 ROOMS, 3rd-oor front. New York ave.
near 18th st. NV. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA $3.50
Evening star., 1946-01-09
SUBURBAN SAle-MARYlAkp.

WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE, white fran.
bunsalow, finished attic, 2 bedrooms. liv-
Senf lot ssR1 snd pra. kessp
CHILLUM. MD.wBrick bungalow, mic.
Etc ssd5Hsns bath sf s xS
BUS: jHst 2 6lks: in Nd, PRICE. $3.50
FoR e1f or Working couple 'front.'
ins on hard road-Lovely modern bunga-
low. II miles. out: 2 acres Of fertile
productive lend for garden. 10 more acres
in go days. JOIN BURDoFT colesviile
Nd; Phone Ashton tMd) os4e.
room dstsshsd home on lsrse lot; eil heat
Transportation. Only $3.50, on terms
KAY REALTY CO., RA. 22oo. 55o5 Geor,
ceoTsTAGiRR 6 IA E CITY, MD.-e rooms. 1st floor
ENTRANCE hall, living room, dining room;
shs bats kfheh fa nH ao0 Tth saf
near transp. and shopping center. Priced
$4,000. Call Mrs. Gregory. WA. Is19;
fyss Mi asa aRk yta p 3 SSG sreE Il
an and bath din. rm. ~ and modern kit: it, with
stairway to attic: lot about 50x150: mr.
transp. and schools Immediate poss S1O,-
500. oSGagll Sall Mrs Gregory: VA; 1S12; ewes
%TLLiAM Vii Esh ZEAL e zHANTHdhdEa EaS F
a nice modern 3:.bedroom brick with Ioveis
wooded lot, fireplace and hardwood fioors,
e. Mr. sLao Ts6 sooo $685. esS1 sso
sfflsis &IIEisMs: is REAL EsrArE-1ovely a-esa
I,1Y Just ;, of Old BlsdepsbITg I'd; Tile bath
SVfk S ne REAR RE4s Hnen 2ao
deal for income oaa snd home. Only siS;5So
Large Lar let: $4,000 down. Call Helm
wfLLIaMs' vii JAMS REAL EsrArE-rin. 4-roon
ess sTek sty rspsss fneed s g 9
down Payment. Johnson, UN. 1900
WILLIAMS. vii 9a2NMi REAL EsTATE-rakoma Park
Gorgeous white Colonial home: rooms
fireplace, dining room; kitchen with pantry
recreation room. oil h.-w:h., extra-largt
sY1 sd bath 4b iasay Ssm v 1catsd .s &C, anes mmsa
pR21 REAL asT HsTAfE unqB s5G
yns 9ph oo h SnH in oo Gnasey ftcs.S 81
sell immsdiateiy. Cali Mr.. Kasley
WiEI1AMs' VILE zxsS' REAL EsrArE-s-story. 6
room, asbestos..shingled home in Greel
Meadows. This home is an exceptional buy
tsIms union $500 ss6 0e e-s ssrranseo' MI Mckinney
NEVER R-BEEN-LIVED-IN 2-batl
brick: perfect construction and condition
both sun and screened porches. garags
R0BEET Is;4 TN MAGEE, n5 VA, @ 1914 until 9: Il
HIS te ba Md Td bsdrooms on heat on anH ul
corner lot: priced for quick sale. Mr
f1,fEi TAkoMh a'Ga PARk@s RIy apt, .tueco. Income
SITS per mo-, on busline, handy to al
| stores. Possession OF main apt. 80 days
! $4,000. Substantial cash payment. Cal
sH. 3444 bet. 10 Am. and Pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-619 2nd ST. NE. near Unior
Station-Row brick, 8 rooms and baths
fs f9s 4o hsh with Prsi szRTMAS SstSs RrY n seee eo
coIoRGDEVRcAScY: RED vac mr.. 18th and parl
e roo SHIne1 5sss sssr' % AND snss srsp
income. Good condition Immediate pos.
Right svn at sans and bus soP
ance convenient DI. 1924. 9-S pm. week.
days; n; BAsILIko REALTY co.
and bashs ss Asn Ko1 ST.
good for small hotel; furniture included
RESTY $500 6 ysS
eoLokEDwssSo BLOCK XVI WARbEk RI e. st. NV ns
Msagnificent Mag s-room and bath house on
breakfast room. white kitchen,
msn snay ss BATE d1r %ns
blinds. weather stripped. awnings. insulated
redwood storm. windows. Colonial from
cellar to roof; ". heat. oil; fuil base
lot. ,1so feet deep, with a 4-csT firepreo %
owner leaving city. will give possession
With VIZ de deed o,; To Inspect p phone DI, 1888.
rooms, bath. INV heat with coal: SS.25O
terms.
714 Lamont st. n.w.-5 rooms. bath
electricity: $3.50. terms.
kitchen and bath each. oil heat: SS.95O
terms.
Many more bargains, To inspect aboy,
NO ZOO. r. W. HORAD. S st. at Ver
COLoRED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN; HOO blk
1900 block 4th. 2-story brick. 6 rooms
1900 blk Kalorama, 3 apts.
M; No, Capitol, bldgs,, IL rooms.
1900 blk. N. H. ave-, apts.
1900 blk. 10th, 2-story row. g rooms
200 blk. r st. ne, 1-family brick.
200 blk. K st. Sc, 4-family unit.
arranged on all of the above. All of thes,
listings afford a real opportunity to hav,
home plus income. DI. 1924, 8 to 3 p. m
weekdays. n. BASILIKO REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTED in need
of a 3-story bldg located on 7th st.
NV. between Eye and X. Suitable fof
many businesses: 22xl 90 to an alley. CalJ
WISCONSIN AVE, adjacent Peoples DRUG
Store and SearS-Roebuck: will convert
present building for stores and of1ces, suit.
able beauty parlor. antiques, radio and
many other purposes. LOUIS BURMAN.
RE. 1858.
chandising wholesale or sales ofices, ad~
jacent Sears Roebuck and Giant Market
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1858.
THE HECHTS HOTEL, $40 G st. NV.
SEVERAL GOOD STORE locations for
rent Ma. 4639. 49,
CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN to assure you
OF a desirable tenant in the rental Of your
store. / am at your service, now or lateI.
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. llbb,
Evening star., 1946-01-09
STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED for delicatessen and rest.
or groceries: man well known in Washing
ton Box 349-C. Star.
CALL HARRY i. FRIEDMAN-It is true
that the demand is great for stores but.
it might be profitable for you to have me
locate desirable tenant. l am At your
service. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker
l1Rf
Evening star., 1946-01-09
SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGIk,A.

FURN 4-BEDRM and 3-bath brick house,
in exclusive section, nearby Arlington;
5000 month. Phone Roberts of MON
CURE AGENCY, Falls Church 1900. After
pm. Falls Church 20S7-M
Evening star., 1946-01-09
COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS


$500. sa.. #. main business street.
ne, with unlimited future for development.
suitable. for many purposes
Benning rd. at Minnesota ave. ne:
will sell all or part of 10000 So. #; COM
mercial: adaptable for many purposes; ad-
jacent to new public library. We have
commercial and industrial in all sections
OF the Metropolitan Area. LOUIS BUR-
Evening star., 1946-01-09
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

LAND, building or garage needed, 600
to 10000 50. It space; will buy or rent.
Phone RA. 6652 or RA. 1884
s ,000- 90, 900 SO. FIT. SPACE for storage
and auto repair. MR.. BOND. RE. 2721. 10.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
INDUSTRIAL PROP WANTED.

80, 900 TO 40, 600 SO. FIT. Of 2nd-commer-
house and parking. space on Route No. 1,
Jefferson Davis highway, in Arlington
County. State location, size, best cash