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The midland journal., 1946-09-13
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BY GEORGE S. BENSON
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Let's Review

Education, or the lack of it, gets
blamed for about all the worlds ills.
1t is pretty generally agreed that
the peoples of Earth need teaching,
or perhaps re-teaching. Moreover
it is not much trouble in any COM
pany to start a free-for-all discus
sion about the science of education.
In fact there are some who insist
that teaching is an art and not a
science at all.
Some commentators crusade for
penetrating study in narrow fields
of learning while others whoop-it-up
for wider browsing ranges. Both
PHILOSOPHERS can be run to ex-
tremes. Over done, specialization
gets people in ruts while versatility,
gone wild, leads mems minds a
wool-gathering. Surely there is a
happy medium, seeing that both
extremes are selfish and quite
short-sighted.
What to Study
Schooling actually does not help
people much unless it makes better
neighbors of them. 1t should, by
all means, train them to engage in
activities with other people, for the
benefit of all. Today this is clearly
the most essential feature of edu-
cation because people who don't I'm
derstand cooperation are being led
by the nose straight through collec-
tivism to dictatorship.
George William Curtis once
wrote: 'While good men sit at
home, not knowing that there's any,
thing to be done, nor caring to
know, half persuaded that this re-
public is the contemplate rule of
mob and secretly longing for some
splendid and vigorous despotism,
:. remember that it is not gov
ernment mastered by ignorance; it
is government betrayed by intel
igence."
Betrayed by What?
We have a sad state of affairs
indeed when intelligent people real
ize that things are taking place
which they suspect are very bad
for the country, yet fail to take a
hand in remedying matters. Pre-
serving the personal liberty of all
people ought to be every mans per-
sonal duty. Those who have been
without freedom consider it's safe
ty a high moral obligation.
Some men have deep learning in
fields that do not embrace history,
government or economics. Others
have gained far-aung knowledge
without sensing the duties of citizen
ship or any obligation toward other
people. Curtis long life ended be-
fore this century began but he saw
the political dangers of this day
with amazing clearness: ."Betrayed
by intelligence" he said.
Time Fades Facts
The notion that a nation may be
governed, not by ruler but by the
people themselves, was not raw
new in Mr.. Curtis time. Our own
republic was hardly half as old as
now when he began writing for
"Harper's Monthly" Otherwise he
had all the examples we have. One
big difference in his generation and
ours is this: They still appreciat-
ed their freedom.
Students would not be helped
much now by a smattering of more
arts. Neither is there crying need
for more specialization. Consol-
dating our recent scientific gains
and preserving our freedom is our
No. problem. Our vital classroom
need is a refresher course in COM
parative welfare. Where and under
what system have the most people
lived the best lives? Answer: We
have il, right here in the U. S. A.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Substance" will be the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Sep
tember Is.
, The Goledn Text will be from Isa-
iah 33: Wisdom and knowledge
shall be the stability of thy times,
and strength of salvation; the fear
of the Lord is his treasure"
, Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Isaiah 40: 8
-"Tke grass withereth, flower fad
eth: but the word of our God shall
stand forever"
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
Z PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
AND
Personal Property

Under and by viture of Power OF
Attorney from Paul Griffith, ct. al,
to Edward ID. e. Rollins, Esq, dated
August s, 1946, and to be recorded
among the Land Records of Cecil
County, the undersigned as such At
torney, will sell at public sale ON the
premises ON the North side of tie
Public Road leading from Calvert to
Port Deposit, ON
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

Milking of cows should be accom-
plished quickly, since the hormone
causing the cow to let down her milk
stays in the blood stream only about
z minutes after the udder has been
washed.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

The percentage of left-handed peo-
pie is higher in mental institutions
than among normal people, accord
ing to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Left-handedness in TIE population at
large is estimated to run between
four and eight per cent.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

Use of a chemical weed killer on
lawns has little value unless the soil
is also fertilized to promote fast
growth of grass, and unless grass
seed is supplied to fill in before other
weeds can get start.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

1t would be easier for the country
to obey Hoover's warning to keep our
powder dry if we had cheaper and
better umbrellas,
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

Paint the top step and the bottom
step of the attic and cellar stairway
white, to reduce the chance of falls.
good core Of knowledge.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

MERICAS judges balong poll
"A by the Gaines Dog Research Center New York. chose these five
the outstanding dogs of 1e45.
Shmek Marienland O male Doberan Pnsche owned by
Rupprechhem
in the balong Sirarnos
Blue owned by Sano Kennels Burbank Ca Mighty Regard
less () female Boston Claude Fitzgerald Wyan.
dotte Mich Rudi of Pdes Hill a. male cham
owned by Mrs. Marion Forshe New York City; and
Herewtm General Mac () male Pointer owned Robert F.
Maloney, Pittsburgh Pa.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
For Sale AT All Times

Plaster Sand, Concrete Sand,
Crushed Stone (any size), Stone
Dust, Washed Gravel, Bank Run
Gravel.
ALI prices quoted on this ma
terial will be delivered prices.
s. CURTIS DEMPSEY
Phone 129M Rising Sun, Md.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

The Modern Home: One in which a
switch regulates everything except
the children.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

Son Elliott seems to confirm the
saying that little pitchers have big
ears.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

World crude oil production in
1916 is expected to be about 23 pei
cent greater than in 1941,
Evening star., 1946-05-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

800 SQUARE FEET. can be used for indus
srial prrposes or ; offices. located AIN
Bethesda ave: Bethesda, Maryland 10
PPoNNIGCET PsTs Hot. hvE opposite Wardmsn
soon available for professional or business
as GroRGTA nnae AVE- 4fams SW s"'s ,s.oor if.
store: "no commercial zone: suitable blog
auto and paint supplies. Apply o??s
on Georsia 2 ave; nw. rear. 49,
- rooms: ~, baths lover 5000 square
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. &c. saSo. 500
APPROXIMATELY 1000 so. It.. md and
3rd 3ra, Doors Near 18th and H nv. BOX
800 SO FT.-can be used for commercial
or any kind OF industrial; also , business
omces. AIS Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md
SEQ 18th ST. NV. between New York ave
and Eye, formerly National Law Univer-
sity; LIST floor. I.lSS So it. and $50
50; 4 on the end moor FREDERICK L
PATTERSON, 1901 l5th st. NV, EX 5a12
proximatsly 14,ooo 50. It, on The ihe ist
floor at SO PEI, So It; about same space
in basement, 50 per 50, II: approximately
$4,000 So. # on end floor. g! so per
50. II; and same amount OF space on the
Ird at =" 30 per so. IT. FREDERICK l.
PATERSON. 1901 18th st. NV. EX 5G.@
iI3 18th ST. S.E-Suitable beauty shop.
tailoring dressmakng or other lisht bust
X ST. Nv. 1000 block. 600 90 SO. IT. 1st
commercial To inspect these properties
cal! NJ, Bolich. RE 32l6 or MI sos.
CONNER & RYoN. INC, 927 18th st. n W
Evening star., 1946-05-19
STORES FOR RENT.

1901 9th ST. N.W.-Corner store: imme-
diate possession: excellent colored busi-
ness section. Ideal for restaurant, pawn
NJ BERNSTEIN, 14I5 K st. NV. NE.
54oO complete real estate institution.
es AUTO es 4epar st. ss Nw 5x5 aDsp ideal
BERNSTEIN, 1918 X st. NV ME. 54QO
NORTHWEST, CORNER 18th and U sTs.
n.w.-Formerly U. 8. Savings Bank Win
lease whole or in part for 10 years.
USSGIoLo REALTY CO.. NE. 1871. -o1
NEW BUILDING. 18th and SITS. ne.
adjacent Sears. Roebuck and Giant Mar
ket; $4,000 50. it,, one floor, fronting l@5
T. on Bennir1g I'd. zoned end CONNER
ciai; usable for oftlces, department stores
ana merchandising. show rooms etc;
cross ventilation, open all sides: will finish
TO suit tenants requirements, will divide
agaiIiaoie aaiIaoie 20 days. LOUIS BURMAN, RE,
NOW AvAILABLE-ror rent in Metropoli.
tan Area, $4,000 So. IT. or more OF ONCE
or store space in ultramodern freproof
air-conditioned building: ideal for DEPART
ment store. furniture house Or new car
show room: sround floor location; long
term lease On percentase basis or straieht
STORE SPACE suitable for hish-ciass
teAroom or restaurant: very desirable
location In Northwest section OF city. in
large apartment building. Box 295.H, Star,
20
Evening star., 1946-05-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

APpR6xINATELY III I. s. ASkE, p,a1s heart o. Of
phone SUNDAY and ewes No 20 sla4; da5is'
PoRIER ST. near Conn. ave. heart of
yenient location, crossiown and Conn. ave.
buses hneSl shopS; for one or two detached
ysteF sTse Go NA taees s good .e
from b C. At Mayo, Nd Phone Wiscon-
GEO. sn s'a8 e. %rEEiAMs Mfst Ryef eoie1 rm Cot
nslshooThood; s5.aSo Eames, TN. t ZOO,
GEO; ii. WILLIAMS Co.-sylvan Shores
3-bedrm. bungalow. pine paneled. built in
ssar sem PTssed IN fer auiek uya sal. MeeGrath UN
GEO: II. WILLIAMS o;-Fisherman and
Bay: ore selling, for $3.50 with two
These homes are new and of the latest
modern design. screened, insulated, con-
structed Tor year-round use; elec pump,
waterfront and docking rights. prote cted
cove and inlet. There are several ways
5aod for boaf aIs apd yacht repairs. Dodson, TN
FOR sALE-Chesa. Bay cottage go mi }.
waSTr6 saSsi ST fo '1at kfsr-sman place on la SAL.
g gpt eleesrielty Hsetr an E. & + BROWN califo5aia
NEW BUNGALOW at Deal. Md. 800 IT,
from water front; insulated frame: bed
rms. living rm.. dinette. kitchen, porch.
electric pdmp. hot-wster heater: storm
windows: electricity: lot, 5oxl00; S5,5bO.
SCSIT SANDERS TR. 1868. -la
hENT-Entire Rent season only. chesa, Bay
s534. MRS. WARD -la
''-RM. BUNGALOW. elec. refrg, gas range,
modern. - blk. TO bay pvt pier, good
bathing. boating: 81 500
Al head Of Parish Greek, & rms all
modern. 3 bedrms, 2I3 a. nice shaoe
year round home, . boats. pvt. pier
>! a.. Is in woods, one 5-rm home one
cottage, one barn, other outbuidinas, 1000
IT. on creek. pvt
Otner water fronts, acres and lots W
E. HARDESTY, Upper Marlboro 66 week
DAYS Sundays, West River .!41
Evening star., 1946-05-19
SUMMER HOMES.
REHOBOTH REACH DFI co,Ia

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL. cottage. next
TO boardwalk. ] block shopping district 3
qouDIe bedrooms. living room. dInette
sboger pa1n cam @ DoTehss outsds
through Both June $500; also Ist August
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.-Laree studio
room roo With Frisidairei s15 per month
MT. LAKE PARK. MD.-For rent for sum- u
veniences; front and rear porches: de
tached garage; in setting of ia acres OF
large oaks On Allegheny table land 80
miles Northwest OF WASHINGTON. elevation
200 feet. Ideal for small children. Do.
$ SUMNER raI!at .nI.1:. RENTAL, Arlington; lyme
porch wooded lot; air cond.: adults; 5000
mo 42Gs Vacation lane. CHI. u3l6. 81
REHOBOTH BEACH House for rent,
summer season l3u miles from Washing
ton; / q blocks from ocean ba thing beach;
situated in pines; lake view: rooms com
peteiy furnished paneled throughout
large fireplace; screened front porch, fur
REHOPoTH BEACH. DEL. - Top floor. ]
kitche9ette > double beds: suitable > or 4
May I5-Sent IS; $3.50 GL. 1914
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL. = Lady VIII
share her studio type apt. with another
LADY UNTIL Sept. Is: ! very large rm
Pat bath sG,a separate ,o beds X elee grill ice
viCINIrY VIC Penn ~ MAR fls0h PARK. k MI Nd
story cellar and attic: asbestos shIngle
gas. electricity, hot water; suitable year
round: high elevation; will sell or lease
rea sonably priced. Ma. 1851. Sunday, RA
Evening star., 1946-05-19

81 se sR ssHssns lots Lake s'sG sevs
TfephSRf o aSRfs Bay on vsta cstod5 Is5l crs.s 40
barn; GOOD location for fshns. s; oysterins, irse
%1sEMs dqGkins road s,f9d fair sG 500. F. B. MAT
COTTAGE AT sNUG HARBoR Cshadyside.
knotty pine ]. T. kitch-
years old: unobstrueted view Of bay: w. lurn-
I your eeas hs AnnEN zfdt tFon
%hSss sGan Plaza ces5 aS
BEVERLY BEACH. on Chesapeake Bay
for s, ,, ,staoGqs SG9sr Box II Mayo: a A Co. Nd
Thte wS e0mpstey fnrn Lying
extremely modern kitchen with Hot Point
aa4l estn stove a. and oE refgr inIaid noleum
and live year round All pipes in. ready
to connect to missing water pump. Two
o Sedms FnSda down Vaesn oWnsF moving
HYATTsVILLE INvEsTMENT CO. cali
Stanley Moreau. UN. 4040; ewes, WA.
NORTH BEACH PARK. MD. directly on
water front-12-rm. house on lots: .
large porches. hot and cold water ! out;
bot or ond sSd
and restaurant. Can be seen Sunday, /"
to pm. block Is. Elm st. For sale or
rent. For information call DU. 5000 ex-
fsss pEsIRABIE PROPERTY on and joining
me Severn River Annapolis. South Shore
HIGH CLASS COTTAGE in Avalon shores.
Md, for sale; Z rooms, ami. w. COOP
WooDED LOT. overlooking Severn River
near Epping Forest, .electricity. restricted;
$500. Ii
sALE-5-room cottage. winterized, . large
chicken houses and 4 lots. K. E. CHEEK,
3rd and CHM: ave, North Bach, M. la+
HERRING BAY at Deale, Md. just COM
pleted ! and ; bedrm. modern cottages
GEORGE W. RoBERTsoN- on property
SELBY on The BAY-For sale, summer
cottage on beautiful waterfront lot: pier,
ss!sins ssHs sveniass Titss o. Iss4 i WILLIAMS sA
SEE CEDARHURST on Ches. Bay, 81 miles
D.. c.. near Shady Side, Md; restricted,
Tsnsd BIDS sites $3.50
Mrs DIN at Cedarhurst or WALTER M.
BAY gaAsU1MAN. No. l Thomas Circle. Ma
0gZHs -l0
Evening star., 1946-05-19
OFFICES WANTED

FURNISHED OFFICE needed in a modern
Call HARRY i. FRIEDMAN, RE RE pi.aj iiod.
TWO OFFICER VETERANS urgently re-
auire l or . rooms to establish BROKERAGE
otfiee Gall IA; o:t40 after II II.
BUSINESS OFFICE needs about 900 SO
Il. space, unfurniShed; prefer lSt fl. on
Ga ave. NV. above Decatur st: possession
wanted on or before Sept / RA. 500.
LAWYER needs | or . unfurnished rooms
IN Law suite for self and secretary. Box
ARTISTS AND TEAcHERs-several rms
or house for studio use: prefer Dupont
Circle or Farrasut So. area. DE. a3ls;
ewes. MA. 1892. -2l
FOREIGN Government mission desires for
once purpose a 4-room suite or rooms.
turn: or unturn.: preferable near Dupont
Circle Possession before June 10. Call
BUILDER NEEDS 800, so, f once space
K st NV RE 1898 20
WANTED approximately $50 so. f., in
basement Of apt. building or store Suit
able for Shops. Electricity and water
necessary. Prefer ne. or nw. NO. 1857.
BUY OR LEASE modern furnished Office,
in downtown Office bids, vicinity 18th
GhRRY I. FRIEDMhN, RE. e. 1iS6. DSfe' 20 on
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Large Office
room, mid or downtown. preferably III
office building. with te!ephonc Perma-
nenl Monthly rent up to 500. Telr-
phone E.T d,e, before u am, HOTEL MAY
FLOWER. Apt. Al. -la
Evening star., 1946-05-19

LEVEL SIDING GROUND on paved road,
IS snS w. =,
sao Mf sss5Fs;o M4 .,a,?f:; all prices E
catessen store doing over $4,000 monthly,
can do more; living Quarters above or rent
never been rented; store alone is worth
So 900: a real buy. Cali DU. se3a Or
I,sToRY BRICK BLDG, ee-ft. frontage,
aHs ahoHt ut !. 200 So: #. base good cond;, mr..
cash REQUIRED, $4,000: c: Joseph Measell.
5s}s R9ss X1IsoS EaSEFs slyD sb jis;oSGA sess
house in sood condition: MANNAs REAL
5Y CO., s9ls Wilson blvd. GI. or ,Cx.
FIRST COMMERCIAL on Wisconsin ave.
BSrrn Em S SSe W6 NEz Eyes cusHAR M M
FIRST COMMERCIAL. downtown. next to
M pree 5S6 bos aEt sas Its
GAS STATION. stores or general business
nearly 10000 50. IT; long frontage. Gil,
1900 BLOCK G ST. N.w.-Larae frontage
sSsP sac 2 essMSseA June BE ssg45s
mately $500 So IT.. on 3 floors. COM
plete with electric elevator For sale or
Ions-term lease. VIC D. zEvE. MA. 1873.
800 BLK, lth ST, s.w.-Brick; heart of
ccolored business section. Large store and
GEAALTY Go5R soas: ewes iRsoa. Ra' q
SSaG5ANTwsI3 Sa ~ r. Ii 9Th St nw-Ia rooms
{o5ms tSa saIl Harry preise1 or rusinfs MnRRAY M
:atn ST Nv. GM lust Oh of va soo apeM Ue N clean
brick bldes. zoned End commercial GOD:
sots ,dn frontsse ia. Of 81 it. on 18th St, price,
6sa'ter Re or a27 18th st. NV. Ma. a6ao or
sss NgW YORK AVE. Nw.-Annua in
s11'n! kAss S. R5ssa Ssh S'i'on
industrial and half commercial: Industrial
land is eoss to raroad is close
$40 600 For further gartieuIars ss peter
st; Mount Rainier. Md. WA. 3765.
18th ST. near Mass. ave. n.w.-Business
bfSow}rz PdS TT OS1 so SS or
L ST. NV, near l4th st-A 4-story brick
BLDG GO ,consstins of ls rooms which can be
Clause m ease can cali N.Y. sEen eessy
ME. 5400 until 8 pm: SUNDAYS and eve
nings. GE. 5061. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &,
CO. 1415 X st. NV. ME 540O. A Com
plete Real Estate Institution. 30
RESTAURANT AND BLDG, located on 9th
st. NV. near New York ave.-The business
and the bldg. is offered intact for immedi-
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1863 30
2 STORES no leases, 11th st. between
Irving and Kenyon SITS. NV. suitable for
t. trontase, totsl i,sss So. 'GtaS; t. these -
cali Mr. Rosenthai. NE. 54O0. until pm:
Sunday and ewes. GE. 032S. LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. l4I5 x ST. NV. Me
5400. Complete Real Estate Institution.
st COMMERCIAL. brick. rms. bath.
h.-wh.; monthly tenant: on Fla. ave near
srd NV: prca. S9,500 Call THOS. D.
WALSH, INC, DI. 1857 30
18th ST. between Eye and K; locations in
the medical center area are scarce: this
property has 20-ft frontage. with alley in
rear; an old building which can be at
trsctively remodeled for any business. RID
DELL REALTY CO., 1742 X st. NV. DI.
1900. 30
FOR AIRPORT SITE see my sdvt.. at
ltstins farms for sale" L. S: HURLEY,
200 Wilson blvd, Sunday. is; daily,
OPPOSITE HOUSE OFFICE BLDG sd.
Joining houses. - rooms; no leases: small
down payment; S24,5o0. Call Mr.. HOW
ARD, OIL. 2.12.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
STORES WANTED.

LOCATION for high-type.
years. years hs' has best bank and md trade % references IS
Lease may be effective Immediately or
ct any time within next l 5 months. Box
326-T, Star
WANTED. retail stores or drive-in stations
to operate as dry cleaning agencies; clean
cut and progressive ORGANIZATION. Call
me- FIR 4343 10
5 1000 SO. Fl. SPACE. preferably NV.
section, commercial No. / or No. ,. BOX
BAG. Star -1a
STORE. busy location. suitable for chill
dren's clothing or piece goods. SH. 534O,
Evening star., 1946-05-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

. PARTLY COMPLETE HOUSES for sale
each with / n acres OF land. near Potomac,
eouxFRRRGYn aS RRGns aREEsrDINcEs RE 1as! priced from
$4,000 and on upwards to 5000. 900
do not appear to have suffered imitation
like the places selling lower. FAMILIES hav-
ing suitable income and the knack of
setting and keeping employees will fnd
these larger places q true investment in
family living. Several CT these nice places
may be seen by appointment in two of
the countrys best residential counties.
historic Jefferson County. West Virginia,
sonad1 sY REATY G2pn yf cbsrss
Town. West Va. phone 10 or Mr. v T
BLY,. Leesbure. VIRGINIA. phone o. -la
Evening star., 1946-05-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

USABTE ACRE with Scar siding, two Level
operation: ideal for warehouse, block pla nj
or material business adjacent D. c. line
OWNER will sell or lease. AD. o1s4 ~
INDUSTRIAL light manufacturina lots in
Arlington; 81 per #: utilities installed;
1000 SO. FIT. Of land. zoned as follows:
$4,000 so. It. as first commercial and
?2.000 So IT. as End commercial. adjoin-
ing each other with 150-ft. frontage on
main ne street with railroad siding suit
zoIs REAL ESTATE co: 2oI4 s st. at
1880 SO. FT. well located industrial
property in Rosslyn. Va. for sale by
owner. For further information call MI
Evening star., 1946-05-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT. by nationally known
concern. approximately $500 sa 1t. flrst-
commercial space on street level. or .
floors. for combination office, light stock
city desk. etc: must be presentable loca :
Iion; preferably in Northwest section south
ci!ities necessary. Call EX. 1882 or EN-
mt53 for additional Information -lq
HAVE ALL CASH for commercial property
In D. C. Wish to buy direct from owner
No agents. Please reply Box 426-H. Star
:5'
NV: ] 3 rooms. semidetsched: future en-
hancement certain; unoccupied JESSE
LOEB. Southern BLDG. MA. 2014
WANTED Apartments, stores once
buildings. We have buyers with $4,000
or $4,000 to pay over the trust. Write
% st. WaShinRtnn i. d C --o1
Evening star., 1946-05-19
STORES FOR SALE.

16e3-25 L sT.-Reinforced concrete 3
story building 62la-ft. front, 1874 It. deep;
4,00O-pound freight elevator. Suitable
for retail outlet or ONCE building. VIII
improve when conditions permit. JEROME
s. MURRAY, 1881 G. st. NV. RE. 246O
or MI 45og
NEAR GEORGIA AVE. and Upshur st. NV.
-One-story brick store l1x5O: lot $50 1t
deep. Now rented on q month to month
basis; Price. Sl2.950. Mr. Zentz with
FRANK j. VOLKMAN, EN-. 4949 It'll s
pm. eve. and Sunday. 2l'
100 BLOCK NORTH CAPITOL-Store
and . apts Good income from apts
open business in coming section DEE
GEE REALTY CO, DI. 44i4
UPPER GEORGIA AvE.-Brick store, wide
street frontage, alley in rear; immediate
possession: suitable for any first CONNER
cial use: reasonable price and terms
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner
small white or colored houses, any con-
oltion; will pay cash. Box 45-G, Star.
DIRECTLY from owners want to buy
several houses of 3 TO 10 apartments Box
81 III Star lqs
MODERN APT. HOUSE. or more units.
around S40,On0; S1n,O00 cash. ia Il9S
NEED some investment property with
good returns for a sum of cash specified
Tor investment: they can be either indi-
mercial property. For more informa ton
call DI. .:.94 and ask for MR. BELLO
Call weekdays 9:3O-6 pm
BRIGHTWOOD AREA-I will buy direct
from owner four 4-family apis. also four
Count bldg. or more: all cash: no
agents. Box 361-H, Star
Evening star., 1946-05-19
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT. 3 to 10 car garage
or any size warehouse. in city or vicinity
second comme rcisl zone. Call Columbia
5000 SO. FIT. SPACE. preferably NV. sec
ton commercial No. l or No. 2. Box
SAG, Star 10
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

DESIRABLE DESK SPACE. phone servic
and mail address L. J. COWIE. 500 Ey
st. NV. -ol
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COLoEED-2nd ST. S.E-store with :
rms, on md floor, h,-w. coal heat Priced
right Call Mrs Magruder LIBERTY
REALTY co. MI, 3353. or NO. sos
COLORED-FENTON ST NE.-S},0oo
Brick. ROOMS, electric, water in kitchen;
rented at SD. See F. x Barry ME.
2O25. IA $500. DAVID z BARRY
Evening star., 1946-05-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

oOSiNESS rkOFEkII fOk SALE.
LEVEL SIDING GROUND on paved road
near new Baltimore hwy. and mr. D c.;
CoMMERCIAL Industrial ~; ground. mn D. 5. C.
and Md; railroad sidings: all prices E.
N. L1GFTBOWN. WA 1929.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Clio Asks Legislation
To Conserve Timber

The Congress of Industrial Or
ganizations today called for legis-
lation to conserve the Nations tim
Der supply, which it asserted was
facing a serious crisis" and which
it says also is endangering the
Governments housing program.
The demand was voiced in a
pamphlet, Americas Log-Jam and
How to Break It." written by Ellery
Foster, research director of the In
ternational Woodworkers of Amer
lea, CIO.
Specifically, the pamphlet asked
for passage of a bill introduced in
the last session of Congress by
Representative Hook, Democrat, of
Michigan which would provide
technical assistance to lumber
growers to improve production and
marketing methods, money grants
for conservation, selective logging
and reforestation, and forest in
surance through an amendment to
the Federal Crop Insurance Act.
1t attributed the "dwindling tim
Der supply" to wasteful methods due
to the fact that the bulk of the
forest products business is in the
hands of thousands of small indie
pendent producers" most Of whom
haven't the money for good modern
equipment, hiring specialists, JONI
ing associations or sending out lob
byistS.'