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Evening star., 1946-09-10
Pittsburgh Returning
To Normal as Court
Halls Power Strike
Utility Heads Ordered
To Enter Negotiations
For Sound Labor Policy
ey the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1O.-A
County Common Pleas Court
order, stressing the public
interest and welfare, brought a
quick end today-at least tempo
rarily-to a strike of electric
power employees which had
threatened paralysis of an 817-
Isquare-mile area embracing l.
500, 900 people.
The order forbade any activities
which will imperil the lives. prop
erty, health and well being of the
citizens" 49, .-,.-.. 49,.
just as strikes were beginning to
leave their posts to take up picket
stations, Judge Walter P. Smart
handed down the order directing the
Independent Association of EN-
ployes of the Duquesne Light Co., tc
'rescind and recall any order de-
claring a strike" 1t enjoined the
union from interfering with the op-
Grafton of any auxiliary equipment
of Duquesne Light Co., the City o1
Pittsburgh or any other suppliers ot
power. 1t forbade picketing.
Negotiations Ordered.
The order. directed against the
company as well as the union, ord
cred officers and directors of the
untility Ito enter into bona fide ne
gotiations with the independent as
sociation and to work out sound
and permanent labor policy which
will prevent the recurrence of dis
putes between them and their work
ers." The company was told tc
render adequate and continuous
power"
The City of Pittsburgh and its
health director, DR.. I. Hope Alex.
ander, petitioned for the injunction
as business and industry was be.
ginning to curtail operations ir
PREPARATION for an emergency. Some
1900 streetcars left their routes te
help save power.
Today, all was headed back towart
normal, with streetcar service re-
suming in the early morning hours
The courts order came dramat
ically at the hour the strike ofiiciall!
got under way-l2:0l am.-to en-
force union demands for a maste
contract covering nine operating
companies associated with Du
quesne and 20 per cent wag,
increase.
Hearing Set Friday.
| President George L. Mueller o
the union said early today he hat
postponed the strike on his own in
iative In accordance with the cour
order, which directs the union ant
company representatives to a hear.
ing Friday. The postponement, h,
said, was until some time aftel
Friday" Members Of strike com
mittee to whom the postponemen
was referred said approval was /,
formality.
Mayor David L. Lawrence, hag
gard and worn from hours of labo
as a volunteer mediator, took th'
case to the courts quickly after tn,
unions General Policy Committe,
voted AZ to 9 just two hours befor,
the strike deadline against submit
ting to the rank-and-file member
snip a company proposal to leav
the problem to arbitration.
The steel industry, the big de,
partment stores and other busi
nesses as well as home users O
electricity had waited anxiously fol
days the outcome of long drawn-ou
Evening star., 1946-09-10

(see TRUCKERS, Page A-5J
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tSee POWER, Page A-3)
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1See YUGOSLAVIA, Page A-3J
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See WEST EXECUTIVE. Page A
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(See ATTLEE, Page A-4.)
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Guide for Re a d ers

n Associated Press Newspaper
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. O'Quinn an
nounce the birth of son, Robert
Aaron, January 6, at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. O'Quinn is the
former Elizabeth Goldberg, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gold
berg. of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
First Presbyterian
Circles Will Convene

The circles OF the Woman's aux
iliary of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock as follows:
/. Mrs. E. R. Toms, chairman.
with Mrs. E. H. Monson, 201 South
Fourth street.
2. Mrs. w. T. Weeks, chairman,
with Mrs. w. B. Evans, 219 Nun
street.
3. Mrs. Heide Trask, chairman,
with the chairman in Oleander.
4. Mrs. James Wells, chairman,
with Mrs. Leslie Marbury, Forest
Hills.
$. Mrs. N. D. Edwards, chair
man, with Mrs. M. c. McIver, 211
North Sixth street.
6. Mrs. P. R. Smith, chairman,
with Mrs. W. c. P. Bethel, Glen
Arden.
7. Mrs. H. A. Codingten, chair
man, with Mrs. P. R. Albright,
South Third street.
8. Mrs. Plat Davis, chairman,
with Mrs. T. E. Maultsby, 104
South Fourth street.
9. Mrs. Allen H. Whitehead,
chairman, with Mrs. Robert B.
Rodman, Park avenue, Olelnder.
More than half the motor trucks
in use in the United States today
are over nine years old.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
Ruth,B. Garner,
will Address
Alumni Meet

At their dinner meeting to be
held Wednesday, January % at Z
o'clock in the Parish house of St.
Paul's Lutheran church, Sixth and
Princess streets, the New Hanover
chapter of the East Carolina
Teachers college Alumni Associa-
ton will have as their guest speak
err Mrs. Ruth B. Garner, state
alumni secretary, Of Greenville.
Mrs. Garner has had wide expe-
rience in alumni work, having been
past state president Of the associa-
ton and now serving as full-time
alumni secretary at the college.
All alumni are cordially invited
to attend. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. 1nez 3. Hin
nant, telephone 1881; Miss Azalene
Switzerland, 2-so59; or Mrs Martha
M. Bennett, 2-0371.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
Miss Hanson,
Capt. Holder
Complete Plans
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Henry W. A. Hanson, of Gettys-
burg, Pa, will perform the cere-
mony and will be assisted by the
Rev. Walter B. Freed, pastor of
St. PauPs.
Miss Hanson will have as her
maid-of-honor her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Vollers Hanson, and her
cousin, Mrs. Eddie F. Mathis, Jr.,
will attend as matron- of honor,
while be Miss Mary Emma Han
while her bridesmaids will
be Miss Mary Emma Han
son, of Salisbury, and Miss Bar
bara Hanson, of Charlotte, her
cousins. Miss Hanson will be Civ
Ell in matrimony by her father.
Capt. Holder will have as his
best man his brother, Lieut.. ii. e.
Edwin j. Holder and his grooms-
men will include Eddie F. Mathis,
Jr., George W. Holder and Edwin
j. Holder, a cousin OF the bride
groom-to-be.
Miss Hanson's parents will en-
terrain at their home in Forest
Hills with a reception Immediately
following the wedding,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
Windzigl-Jones
Vows Said Here

In quiet ceremony Mrs. Louise
Lewis Jones, daughter of Mrs. j..
B. Lewis, Of Warsaw, became the
bride of Joseph Raymond Wind
zigl at Trinity Methodist church
on Tuesday evening, January g.,
at 7 o'clock with the Rev. E. B.
Fisher, pastor, officiating at the
ceremony.
Only few close friends of the
couple attended. The bride wore
a grey-tailored suit with black &C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13

in honor of Mrs. Truman and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Truman.
1t was a gala affair, with Sidney
there to conduct his orchestra
and an entertaining off-the-record
broadcast in the ballroom. Pres
emit likewise, were practically
every distinguished official"
member Of the family including
the undersecretary Of war and
Mrs. Kenneth c. Royal, assistant
to the Attorney General and Mrs.
Lamar Caudle and dozens Of 9TH
erS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10. 1o,,

cessories and a corsage 4.
roses and lilies of the valler 10
Mr.. Windzigl is the SIM ',
and Mrs: John windzigl, Of NJ NJ
ark, N. j., and served 80 Nes'
in the Marine Corps ana spent st' y
months overseas in tho W
Theatre. He was DISCHARGES a y.
service at Camp Leieunee ~ y. ''oa
gust II, l945 and is now ero VII Az
by the U. S. Engineer. Ths 'o ".
pie is residing at 10 Church st' WV
Wilmington. street
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13

LYDIA Blake
OF Burgaw, Will
Wed Capt. Morrison

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Goodman
Blake of Burgaw, announce the
ENGAGEMENT of their daughter.
LYDIA James, to Capt Howard
Archibald Morrison, Jr., United
tates Army, son of Mr.. and MRS.
Howard Archibald Morrison OF
Winchester, Mass.
The wedding will take place IN
Los Angeles, Calf, in February.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
Miss Nancy Grier Smith
Becomes Bride OF
Lawrence Cline Rose
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tron .of honor and only attendant.
She wore a white failie taffeta
gown with heart neck and three
quarter sleeves. It had fitted
bodice and full graceful skirt. She
wore and arrangement of red
camellias in her hair and carried
bouquet of deep red camellias.
The bridegroom had as his best
man, Joseph Wright Holman, Jr.,
The ushers were Lansing Smith,
brother Of the bride; e. Marion
Westbrook Jr., of Wilmington; W.
R. Page, Jr., of Jacksonville; and
Steele Trail Of Raleigh.
Mrs. Smith, mother Of the bride
wore a gown of aqua crepe, and
a purple orchid. Mrs. Rose, mother
of the bridegroom, wore teal
blue crepe dress and shoulder
corsage Of talisman roses.
RECEPTION FOLLOWS
Immediately after the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith entertained at
lovely reception at their home
at Summer Rest, Wrightsville
Sound.
The bridal party received in the
living room. The mantel was bank
ed with greenery and held an ar
rangement of yellow daffodils.
Elsewhere in the room were bowls
of similar flowers.
The brides table in the dining
room was covered with lace
cloth and centered with a crystal
bowl holding brides roses and
white snapdragons. Crystal can
delabra holding white tapers, CON-
pleted the decorations. Refresh
ments were served throughout the
evening.
Later in the evening the couple
left for wedding trip to New Or
leans, after which they will be at
home on Wrightsville Beach. For
travelling the bride changed to a
pale grey, sheer wool jersey dress
and a red top coat with mink col
lar and brown accessories. Her
shoulder corsage was of white
camellias taken from her bridal
bouquet.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing Burrows
Smith. She attended New Hanover
Figh school, and was graduated
from the Woman's college of the
University Of North Carolina in 49,
ii where she received Bachelor
Of Arts degree in Education. For
several years she has held a posi-
ton with the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad company.
The bridegroom is the only son
of Mrs. Frederick G. Rose and the
late Mr.. Rose Of Wilmington. He
attended New Hanover High school
and the Citadel in Charleston,
South Carolina. He served for a
year in the Armored Forces, Army
Of the United States and is now
affiliated with Rose Ice and Coal
Company of this city.
Among those who have enter
tanned were: Miss Grace Slocun,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Holman,
Jr.. Miss. Katherine Hanson and
Mrs. E.. f. Mathis Jr., Mrs. J.
Duross O'Bryan, Mrs. Robert R.
Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Part
rick and Miss Helen Patrick. 8
80
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. O'Quinn an
nounce the birth of son, Robert
Aaron, January 6, at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. O'Quinn is the
former Elizabeth Goldberg, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gold
berg. of this CITY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-13
Stylish Women Of 1916
Will Look Feminine, New
York Fashions Indicate
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the trend towards full curves and
whitfield waistlines.
Suits: A Trigere version Of the
dressmaker suit in gray flannel
featured the diving front - the
front of the jacket dropped low,
almost to the thigh, but the back
remained normal jacket length.
The deep curved front was faced
to form side pockets, and the
jacket was fastened with half a
dozen silver buttons.
Ben Reig showed four different
suit silhouettes, all differently
skirted: The box jacket, the long
fitted jacket, the short fitted
jacket and the bolero.
Foxbrownie's suit collection
stressed the bo1ero. A short con-
tour bolero OF pale blue wool
topped one-piece dress OF the
same material with full swinging
skirt and lace insets from shoulder
10 waist line.
Afternoon dresses: Adele Sirnp-
sons vanity dresses were slim and
sleek in dark summer sheers,
moulded in front for bra effect.
Her most startling creation was a
black crepe, sheath, slit diagonal
h in front to = low. low neck
line.
Nettie Rosenstein combined the
naughty with the denaure fer her
cocktail gowns. High prim collars
topped figure hugging dresses,
with cut out areas at the bad X
and across the chest.
Evening clothes: Joseph White.
heads series Of portrait evening
gowns moulded the body in the
front and pulled into drapery be-
hind. One gown Of dusty pink raw
silk, inset with bands Of lace at
the bosom, barred the shoulders
and tied In a huge bow at the
back. Another formal In black
crepe lifted Snugly TO low MP
hne, its only ornament an OF
shoulder lei Of black ostrich.
The style trends for 1915 were
summed up simply by designer 10
Copeland. Anything goes" she
said. every kind Of costume will
be smart, as long as it doesn't
look unitarian ]
VOWS SPOKEN
NEW BERN. Jan. 12.-Mrs. Del.
= Eavis Of New Bern has an.
Aounced tn e marriage Of her
daughter, Nina, 20 John D. Wheal-
ton, Jr., of Mesic. The wedding
took place at Charleston, S. c. The
bride wore a blue wool suit with
navy accessories.
After a visit in Charleston. the
couple will return to New Bern
to make their home.
Mr.. Wheaton, son Of Mrs. John
D. Wheaton Of Mesic, was recent
" discharged from the navy.
Evening star., 1946-04-10
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Modern
at $4,000 for quick deal; beautiful mod
in lst-class residential neighborhood in the
w as prenas
built Of prewar priority materials in 1912:
shows splendid income and returns Of close
invested above FILA trust. Call weekdays
until 2 pm ao HEANEY g. CO., 1868 Conn.
PoSSsESsIoN' Of store with title, 2nd, srd
and 4th floors. month-to-month tenants;
no leases. This property is located in one
of the best blocks on Conn. ave, above the
s172: Sunday. CO. ss44. MAURICE N.
SALOMON CO., Real Estate, Loans and In
MT. PLEASANT. 18th and Lamont st. NV.
-Rooming house, excellent condition: is
rooms, 3 baths. gas heat; double garage,
s saT 9 R co f5e4 rrsf ran
5ses: v" pRovipENr REALTY CO, eIslu-
siye agents. 1855 st. NV. MI. ss45.
FIRST observation-disclosures bldg. This
apt. bIilding near "a l4th and Girard . sts
Is Ideal 10r one
formation cali Mr., Ruaden until 8 pm.
at ME. 54O0; evenings or Sunday at GE.
BERNsrEIN snssS co 0Psf P4ls sess ss nW tE NE
coNNEcTICTT AvE:-one Of Washins,
3 stores and Offices, having income of
1000 a yr.; reasonably priced, Act at
once to obtain a secure income. Please call
Harry Cohen, GE O2S6, with SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 st. NV. MA. 2345.
BRAND NEW 42-unit garden type apt. in
the District. Excellent renting location
Requires $4,000 cash above first trust.
Very good return on Investment NJ L.
Kraft, LEO N. BERNSTEIN CO., 1415 K
st NV. ME. 54d0.
SEVERAL MODERN apt. house develop
ments involving over 100000 cash above
MORTGAGES are available for private invest
ment or estate funds; complete intorma-
tion available. WEAVER BROS, INC, =,
Washington BLDG. DI. $500. III
Evening star., 1946-04-10
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

SUITLAND,. MD.-s-rm. det. brick, .
paths, firepaee. p oil heat; ready for oGcp S1 L
H. f., Paffsnberger. WITH e. B, ! 'MURPHY,
i2l s1IyrR I3th sPR1S pt SC At So&9 b 5e bnga
low, fireplace, Venetian blinds throughout,
'factive bath large finished attic, out
Si$:995s1If, sMIsscAULEY REALTY CO, sH.
VACASTENew II New 4-room bungalow. all Nm mod
ern, acre on hwy o nice '- for voting go or
retired couple ideal fer greenhouse poul-
~ or dGgG kennels; on buSline,, close in;
A3no Ashton. PId'nF Nd 3S46 o0ieS'ii'e Mo 10 Gan
COLLEGE PARK. MD - Beautiful home
3 Of Nd: Scar ,garage; lge. barn ana other
nrice,. S:S9,5o0. CLAY's REAL ESTATE.
OFF CoLEsvILLE RoAD-six acres with
dwelling and farm buildings early pos
Md. near D. C. line-9 rooms and bath
dwelling with garage, -, $4,000; terms
BroS Bnons sasS Sf Terms M cse7f s. HcKMAN 1oKn
KENsINGTON, MD.-AttTactive bungalow,
condition. full basement auto heat, built,
IN gar; screened side porch, 1replace and
sMfH M aG Reators es i5 FfI5 f6 fPE6eq st. hx nEED RE
SnfobL as heat aF0o~ ana sah stoEsF
almost acre. Beautiful picket fence
6sn ss Buy EWEY f9 S2Aa H. REA M sw taF
Hani2 ayS Ss ?3S story frame
good condition: lge., rms, bath, basement:
Poson P Fasp PfRRY BosWEL eS5RiE o' Nt va
SEAT SEAT PEEf.AisANT, on on Addison rd; desir-
able location-6 rms, bath, sun porch, full
basement, coal h.-w h.; lot 100000, facing
2 streets: bus at door: Sl3.509; s.; 900
EAkoMA PARk@Tapcstry tape tr!'-t brick, stories
cDead back goG bocE aS rom h
s,snH50 si4.!5V MecAUGEsY REALTY GU sH
RESTRICTED SUBURBAN MD. s.E.-New
Cape Cod brick, Is rms, plus finished
rooms in basement, . baths, fireplace. oil
zoo; poss. in 3 wks.; terms. T. D. BUR
CESS. 2524 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 2s02 It'll 8.
SILVER SPRING G-3 3,bedrm. .bunsalow;
sleeping porch fireplace, h.w,h-, coal burn
er, buiit-in garage: SAP Ramsey ave. near
Price si15oo terms E s. PRICE g. CO 60
45e ofee. Z Kensington n 5' Hiti ga OIL 1'''' Wf2
GEO. II, WIILiAMS Co-Beautifui 3
story brick with sun porch. large rms
Greer, UN 1900 10
GEO. Fl. WILLIAMS Co.-Beautiful brick
". rm. with fireplace, din. rm. bedrms..
kit. fully equipped o. INV. heat; full
hsmt.. slate roof. fruit cellar in bsmt.;
2"nn 10
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-Frame asbestos
Manor ShfIo~ T rm IN bedfms din a
tiled bath. kit. fully equipped; fully in
Sulated. storm windows. screens: home will
nnintRT hefnTp
you move in Dodson, UN 1900. 10
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Lovely, spacious
parochial and public schools, transp
shopping areas; protected by covenant in
quiet respectable neighborhood: rooms
that show present owner is homemaker;
large full bsmt. with oil burner; low pay
ment. Dodson. uN. 200. 10
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Semidetached
home in West Brookland: rms; oil heat:
rec; rm. home in very good condition
DodSon, UN. 200. 10
Evening star., 1946-04-10
LOTS FOR SALE Cont ,

WE HAVE A NUMBER Of well-located lots
for sale Eo4 in NIX section G ane Mary
0M6 a. f1f WooDRb R otS SaSs water and
street Is in on part Of the tract. Located
Lots average $4,000 So. #. with Soft.
frontage to oana each. Priced for immediate
WEsraosEIASb YES ateRf gaSf HILLS, washington.
most carefuIly restricted su6diylsionE:
Westmoreland W. Circle, available At ss,59o
WHITE, OIL. 324o weekdays and 81. 1924
ovRR1 eoyvsR,ngS ooRfss aRd Sunday o,, ,, sox,xo
on on srade new house e're neshborhood: H hood Ssi4So.
fSAsk E6A Lor P9xdE EefSs RI badss hssS sites
Inns 0PfSf PRqcE sBSh sSs8 %lson nS'sH siad c2 All
ington, Va. GIL. 1133.
;Ss;aa S.,;5o1sEMIDETACHED ~ house lots All
add2 EDDIE BOWERS. 11o4 18th st. NV. RE.
AUCTION sALE-5O beautifully wooded
Park. adjoining town limits of Rockville
Nd; Nd, on the west and Just on the parnes-
owners owners and in the path of growth Of the
town; This desirable property has been
yeafs n rse ana hands Of one family for over S
delivery Of deed iced and qay BALANCE Te in io
5RaSRfnts ADr Salf fs yin pm begin en-
Henderson Circle Home DaildeFs lenf and in. n.
your your consideration, Don't fail to attend
ban,f. thiS sale and buy. one, or more of these
yinson Peter, Owners. F. Bache Alert.
tbe GIerk +, Map may be obtained from any OF
oneers hs NJ sS5s Abest Hess Sens sons aug
JfiIn gGiTIney: Rockville |; J. Vinson Peter, Rock
ABOUT 5 MILES WEST of Falls cbprc,
nLock of Lee hwy, lots, 60x200; pkes.
NAN 8 STEELE. Fails Ta Church ss5ms a6a6 tASf-
worth from sa56o6 70 SIC s4o6o6 Ra1Se eae6 s9uses
deep p lot with l36-toot frontaseo, containing
ROCK creek PARK fh A
SSeaSh; Sas1; Q. H. GARVIN, Earle Building. Ex.
ARL-3 desirable wooded lots. wide 'front.'
~ ase, SeTer assessment paid: community
9i new homes nr. transp.; price S32b0
ofAIST SHF 4 cRkIEssPFtoni wy va are nov ,s,tn
and peacb bhomeites 6pe5a in this famous apple
quaint Acres is situated between exclnsiTs
lo Burnt Mills Hills and springbrook, and is
Of Ca SVy sVe and s5 coeiya iT9m the 5ersection
n.t1i tet1epnonr city water and paved streets
Djs p e os erigs1 agaiisble for those who contem-
tions: Turn right on ColeSville I'd. at trafSc
lght lght IN Silver Spring, 4 miles to Quaint
e y DRE1sENFREEDsMtASSf -fA9ian N ASSf0fPeft, fSc
sh' 81 Ge55 Gols1Yls sH a, 3D. Silver Spring, Nd
FOREST HTLLs-6o.oOo 4. on 2sth $.
n W. between Albemarle and Brandyytne.
25c foot Mr.. BROWN, MA. 5729' ia
CLOSE TO LEE HWY, ga mi. be-
yond Fails Church in Fair Hill. exception
eacn, ea; $500 EASTMAN & STEELE. Fan,
BUILDERS ATTENTIoN-zoned 40 a
Tor fats or community group in ne.
Washington; reasonably priced for COL
ore6 Deanwood section Harry DreiSen
or MURRAY CO., Ma. 7712 or Ma 1896
Evening star., 1946-04-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

GIRARD, west of l4th st, suitable for
able. DEBWAY, REALTY CO, 1864 Girard
FOR LEASE-Vacant-Wi ave s.
story bldg. with street-leVel store, in the
heart of Georsetown. over 10000 So It,
must be seen TO be appreciated. Call WO
1852, w. J MONTICONE, 927 18th St l.. W
FOR LEASE. vicinity of oOth and x sts
NV Eere is one Of choicest locations
IN city Street level store. 3 stories above
In process OF being completely remodeIed
z752 ". J. MoNTfiicooSNE,, 81 ' l5th G2
FOR sALE-vacant-W Wisconsin ave. g.
story BLDG. with street level store. IN the
must must be , seen 70 be apprecisted, Gail Wo
SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS or Offices, part
or entire building. 1923 9th ST. NV Cali
202 KING ST, .Alexandria-4-story busi-
ness residence. built 100. and now re-
stored: NV h. oil burner. The interior
q this house will delight a ,connoisseur Of
5lst thst pe5giod per The owner seeks select and
ALex 5052. agent. @IS @IIS Prince nee St .ie -.
JUST WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE. 2l33 p
StEFirSt moor above basement store suit
mo, In rear Lear metal garage. suitable
workshop or storage. Sl2 MO. NATIONAL
BANK. Trust Dept IL
vacant; lease desired MANNAs REALTY
FIRST FLOOR Of brick stable. apr approx
1.l00 SO Il, suitable for dead storage
zoning board; vicinity Of I7th and Rhode
Island ave nv, WAGGAMAN-BRAWN
REALTY CORP, 100 Eye st. NV Me
Evening star., 1946-04-10
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR. VACATION HOME and a
snug f1shermsn's haven: ideal climate, on
tlorlGa's S Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites.
| TO . a, fronting or mr.. salt water, COM
munity boat dock privil., hard I'd, eiec.
ldI l5tieS Somn guafs1teed priced as low as $500:
For beautiful Illustrated free boosIef' VIII
or phi, bet. and 5, Paul E. Harrison
LIZ, 1E{2 st NV, ME. 1143. J. WESLEY
VIRGINIA ESTATE = Large msgnificent
home, 81 acres, l mile west of Leesburg.
va, 50 miles from Washington House IL
1o,cateo 10, on attractive knoll. hne view
rms is one of the outstanding estates
IN IN =, Northern Virginia. Price, $50, 900.
~ MEAvGR saG BROS, INC, Washington Bldg,
i5o ACRES. New Mexico. Santa Fe R.R.
nT@ee fenrsa hoaSe; barn. well fenced and cross
osisea; n . wafer rights. Make offer all cash