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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
STEAMER M0vEMENTS

North Sea, from Seattle, due to arrive at noon tomorrow.
 Aleutian, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive sometime tomorrow.
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday
 Princess Norah, from Skagway, scheduled to sail south from Juneau at 10 o'clock tomorrow forenoon.
 Baranof, from west, scheduled southbound Friday.
 Columbia, from west, scheduled southbound Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12

WASHINGTON President T'ru- man has designated Sunday, May 18th, as T am an American day" The President said the observance will be in honor of all new citizens.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
PIONEER SHAPE DIES

Albert Shappe of Juneau, died at the Pioneers Hcme March 4. He was born in Iu6ington, Michigan March 6, 1874 and came to Alaska in 1896. first settling in Sunrise. Since coming to Alaska he has re- sided all over the Territory and was a resident of Juneau until his admittance to the Home on March 13, 1944.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12

ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES
 There will be a special Initiation .onight at eight. Please be there.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
Exercises At u. of ID.
Will Be Held June II
CONTINUED from First Pager

has written many text books. cSnp-
cially in the field of the short story
He is also we'll known To thousands
of American book readers as chair
man of the board of Judges for the
Book -Of-thcM Month Club. which 20
sition he has retained since 1926.
In recent years Dr. Canbv has
written such widcly-rcad books AS
"Thoreau: a Biography" and
"Walt Whitman. An American" He
is also known locally as the au-
thor of THE Brandywinc." pub
lished in 1871 as part of the
popular Rivers of America series.
During World War IL Dr. Can
bv served in the capacity of CON
sultant to the Office of War Infor-
nation and in World War | per
formed valuable liaison work for
the British Ministry of lnforma-
ton.
President of the College English
Association since 1913. DR.. Candy
also is member of the Modern
Language Association. the National
Institute of Arts and Letters. and
the American Association of Uni
versity Professors.
Other events scheduled for the
commencement Weekend include :
senior dance in the Women's gym
nasium at 900 p. III. Cd. :. T.D on
Saturday. June Is; the university
,>rooidont'S recpDtiOn for graduates
faculty. alumni, and friends of the
University in Warner Hall at 4:o'
D. m. I'd. s. TD on Sunday. JUNE
l6. and vesper music in Mitchell
Hall at 500 p. III. Cd. 5. t. OF
Sunday evening.
This organ recital on Sunday viii
be given by William c. Mittcn o
Milford. a student at the Cnivcr
SitV
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
ARMY WORM OUTBREAKS

During 1945, seventeen outbreaks
OF army worms were reported to
County Agent, William T., Tarhcll.
The outbreaks occurred during
the last week in May and early
June. Nh Tarhell urges all farmers
VINO have wheat, barley. 0at and
rye fields to inspect them carefully
lor the presence of this pest.
1t also attacks corn fields after
leaving the small grain crops. and
can III a very short time entirely
llln young corn.
This pest is a worm varying
from one-half inch to one and one
quarter inches long. 1t is of dark
green, almost black color, with a
cark stripe down its back. and has
TWO lighter stripes on either side
OF the dark one.
Two methods of control can
usually be used against the army
worm:
FIRST: PlOW furOW between the
1eld IN which the worms are work
'hg, and the fields into which they
are starting to move. Dig post holes
III the furrow about Is inches deer
ana 20 feet apart. Keep the furroW
Gusty, II possible. by dragging lo-
IN the furrOw.
Second: Poison bait Mix loo
pounds of bran or similar matcria
with / pounds of paris green. anC
add enough water mixed with chcaI
h"laSSeS or syrup tu make
crumhly mixture.
Broadcast this bait over the i'm
tested fields at the rate of % to p
pounds per acre.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. Helen Harmon and son had
Mrs. Helen Parker from Los An
gcles, California, as their guest last
Thursday. They all spent the eve
ming with Mr. and Mrs. Thurman
Adams and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Adams Of Mil
ton were supper guests on Thurs
day OF their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George TyrCll and
family of Philadelphia were week
end guests of their mother.
Mrs Amelia OrcndOrf DreXel had
guests over the weekend.
Mrs. Ruby Chalmers has her
father of Wilmington as her guest
for the summer.
The bride was attircd in a blue
travelling suit with white aCCeSSOr-
les. Their attendants were Nelson
Smith. brother of the bride and
Miss Doris OBier, a friend of the
bride After a short honeymoon in
northern cities they will make
their homo in Lewcs where tn,
groom is engaged as an autmObil'
salesman
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
SLAUGHTER NECK

Charles B. Bennett left her" on
Saturday. returning To the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station after
spending his leave with his parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry G. Bennett, and
family on Fowler's Beach Road
IIcrschcl Harrington, of the IS.
Army arrived home on Monday
from Indianapolis. Indiana. with
his release from life in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ulcry. of
Argos Corner, left Thursday morn
ing for their home near Washing
ton. Pa. to spend few days
Miss Sadie Amos. a cousin of the
UIery's vacationing here. also re
turned to her home in Pcnnsyl-
Vania with them.
Mr.. T. l.. Logan slightly injured
his knee while at work last week
in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hollcnbcck
of Hill Top Broilcr Farm, are
spending a couple of days in Phila-
delphia this week. They will have
as house guests over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs William Taylor and
children, Billy and Jeffry. OF IIav-
crStrOw. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Robin
son. of Robins Haven are enter
tanning this weekend Mr. and Mrs
TCmin of Maple Grove. y. j.
Mrs. Henry G. Bennett and son
Charles Bennett. of the Navy. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs Marion Wall,
and daughter. Connie. of Center
Vile. Md. on Thursday. They alsC
stopped at Still Pond. Md
Mrs. Wilbur Davis spent part o
the week with her sistcr-in-laW
Mrs. William Dcrrickson. who haC
an operation in ii Wilmington hos
pital.
The community WAS SadCnCd Ol
Wednesday to- hear of the passing
of Mrs. Rattle I.ofland who mad
her home with her daughter. Mrs
Wilhcrt Jefferson and family Sh
was laid To rest in Milton Gene
terry after funeral services ON Sat
urday. Her family have the sym
pathy of the entire community.
Mrs. Thomas r. Wilson attcndc
. church luncheon in GcOrGctow
on Thursday Later on in the AFT
5 crnoon she and her son. IIousto
Wilson. mOtorcd to Washington
-. c.. and visited her dauGhtcr Mr..
| Max harrington. and family, rc
: turning home on Friday
Miss Ruth Plots. of Newark WA
I the weekend guest of Miss Elain
4 ArgO
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
(LIFTON'S CORNER

We are glad to say that tn"
Clifton's Corner filling station
will reopen on Saturday. June LIST.
1t will be run by Mr.. and Mrs.
William W. Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Vessels.
of Chester. Pa. are spending a
few days with Mrs Clara Vessels
and son. Clarence.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Hill spent one day
last week with her brother and
family. MIR. and Mrs William Cliff
ton.
Wesley Clifton and family, of
Dagsboro. spent Sunday afternoon
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Clifton.
Harold Schermer and family
also called on the Clifton family
Sunday afternoon.
Little Mary Clifton, of DagSboro.
called ON her cousin Dorothy
Massey Sunday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31


Score by innings:
EaStOn ................ 1000 5000 Is
Milford ................... 51002302 NIB
Errors: LinViIle. Janaski, Coda
,. Wilson. Kraieski Runs batted in:
Martin. Donaldson 3. DenOville. Ar
geros. Nemeth 3. Pastor >. TwO-base
hit: Donaldson. Home run: Ne
meth. Stolen bases: Donaldson >,
Krajeski. Double play: krajeski to
Wilson to DenOville. Left on bases:
Easton IL Milford :. Base on balls:
OF WengrcnOvitch ,. Linville ;.
Struck out: BY WengrenOvitch ,,
Hamilton ,. Linville >. Hits: OF
Wengrenovitch 10 in 6: Hamilton
> in >: Linville 10 in s 2-3; Phelps
0 in 1-3. Hit by pitcher: BY Linville
(Godla - Passed ball: Argeros.
Winning pitcher: Linville. Losing
pitcher: WengrenOvitch. Umpires
Haupt and Hanks. Time: 2:20.
G-stF
Summary of game played at Sal
isbury on Monday evening. May p:
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
MILFORD

TOtal alS.....-.........-.......5b 10 2 4
aBatted for McGurk in 9th.
bBattcd for Veto in 4th.
Score by innings:
Dover .~..-...............~.. y y u u u u y
Milford ..............-.. 90 ! 90 q Is
Errors: Nadel. Strollo ;. Wilson.
SpcranZo. McGurk.
tt-sr-
Milford defeated Easton in a
game played AZ t,aston last Satur-
day hy a score OF Is to Is.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chalmers
had MIR and Mrs. William Chalmers
of Wilmington as callers last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. kratz had as
callers Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ruos, Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Can
non and Mace Allen of Bridgevilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burr of Phil
adclphia called on Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Zott and family on Sunday.
Miss Thclma Smith, daughter OF
Charles Smith OF this community.
and John Garner. Jr.. of Lewes.
were united in holy bonds OF matrl-
mony at l:45 p. m, Saturday May
"a. by Rev Robert r. Green IN the
parsonage at Smyrna.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
DOLLARS ARE GOOD

According to the best authorities
the American dollar is not in as
bad shape as many people think il
is. The production by United States
industry is counted upon to stop
price initiation "at some point t.
and there is nothing to indicate
that our dollars will lose as much
as 20 per cent OF their present val
Tie before things begin rolling up
wards.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

"Mankind goes ahead mainly
through each of us trying to do the
best that is in us"
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
STANDING OF TEAMS
IN SHORE LEAGUE
E.G
Red SOX Schedule for Week
Beginning Friday. May 81

Friday. May 81 Centrevillc at
Milford
Saturday, June Milford at Sea-
ford
Sunday. June 2-Seaford at Mil
ford.
Monday, June Milford at Cam
bridge.
Tuesday, June 4-Cambridgc at
Milford.
Wednesday, June Milford at
Dover.
Thursday, June 6 Dover at Mil
ford.
Friday. June : Milford at Cen
treville.
Gr.cS
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Mrs. Agnes Simpler, of Lewes.
was the guest of Mrs Margaret
Bennett and mother at Shady
Brook on Sunday.
Miss Rurdella Davis, of Milford,
snont the weekend with Mrs. Thom-
as r Wilson at Fairfield Farm.
ON Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
Wilson and children. Catherine
and Thomas r., of Georgetown,
also were dinner guests with them.
Rev and Mrs. Richard NJ.
Green. of Dover, visited Rev.
Green's mother, Mrs. Susie Green,
and sister. Mrs Norman Workman,
on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Patricia Argo visited Miss
Louise Workman on Saturday.
Miss Cora Jean Cannon, of Mil
ford spcnt the weekend with Miss
Eleanor Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Webb of Mil
ford. visited Mrs. WehbS parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stevenson, and
sons. Bob and Joe, on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Eba Jones, of Chin
cotcapuc Va. were dinner guests
of Mrs. Jones brother. Mr Chester
Short, and Mrs. Short ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton
and children visited Mrs. Clifton s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace llud-
son. at Roxana on Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Clayville and children
visited Mrs Clayvillc's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Stormcr. ON Mon
day.
The W.S.C.S.. of Lincoln. met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson
of Harrington. visited MIR. and Mrs
Alec Shepard on Sunday.
Miss Pearl Benson visited h"l
sister and brotherin-la MIR. anf
Mrs. Wilson Webb, at Ellcndal'
over the weekend.
Miss Winona ArgO won frs
Prize for writing an essay on "Wh,
would like To go to Camp Otonka
which entities her TO Il week
vacation at the camp this summer
ohoaI main /
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

The Red SOX clOuted the offer
ings of two EastOn hurlers for Is
safetics and practically sewed up
the victory in the first inning by
registering five runs.
The box score:
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
r.E

Summary of game played at Do
yer last Thursday evening:
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Aunt Suzy sez: Some people
keep so thoroughly busy preparing
for rainy day that they have no
time to enjoy tOday's sunshine"
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
Milford RoutS Ea>t0n

Milf0rd's Red SOX trOunced thc
Easton Yankees last Sunday af-
tcrnoon in the local park by the
score of Is to > to boost their lead
over the second place Seaford EaS-
les to two full games.
Rex Linvllc. Milford hurler.
spaced out 10 safetics in Chalking
up the victory. He was forced to
retire after one out in the ninth
when he was hit i'll the face with
a ball which was being rcldycd from
the Outticid.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
MILFORD

aBatted for Wcngrcnovitch il
seventh.
bBatted for Hamilton in ninth.
Score bv innings:
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
GsT
Red SOX Beat Dover

Milford's pace-setting Red SoX
strengthened its hold on first place
by defeating the Dover Phillies at
Milford last Friday night, 8 to ;.
The box score:
Evening star., 1946-03-03
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WILL SHARE small downtown bank build
pS 9ss SAL l9f MI NE reo9 eo9s
sosn @ iss commerela Vicinity hy' 9th tina and iG New
doors. modernized Throughout, Nice. clean
eoms e1tirets tsAo 70 and M0E o0rs res
floors, or by suites OF /, . or 3 rooms with
private bath and shower. Heat and hot
water furnished. Ideal for dentist. photo
graphic work. millinery workrooms. stock
rooms for small businesses: etc. For fur
ssT SR M9RTIE fTlsafs NSFnaD %RADoN oo
oFTicE edfesEe sPAoE FACE FOR lt RENTs1oo. sla5.
5s d55ss st GSI ns aDa apd 5s6 pr Ess44 S1s
HOTEL. 10th and Il sis. NV. N3
WILL SHARE furnished once. mail and
phone service. L. ]. CoWIE. 500 Eye st.
$50 SQUARE FT of space in modern
store office $50 per month; suitable for
sales rel TspSessntaive s1d eontssstoT broker
offaleE Rooms EsS 5or Si rem. in business sec
VAC SacISITS sF2 Of SCI isth a. AND Seek EYE SITS NV
Entire 3rd floor. modern building; $50
< f,ss IS. PARK PAR, D1 kD. ,sG9 Sw-Main floor Zoo
50. ft,; Sl35, Inc. util: Groom apt; in
NICHOLS AVE. Sc: close in@a nm rms. en- en-:
tire st floor; suitable for doctor, dentist
or beauty parlor; can move in Immediately.
CITY REALTY CO, RA. 5161.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE-Will suitcase
y rms, storage, toilet; excel, location;
500 mo. Phone NE. 1878 Monday.
SUITE OF > OFFICES and another of =;
will subaivide into smaller units. 1906 G
st. NV, near state Dept Telephone RE
1856 or see rental agent on premises. a
TO RMS. finest downtown bldg For
full particulars write Box 231-M, Star =
OFFICE on End floor Of bright, well-ven-
tilated industrial building within a few
blocks of downtown section. Immediate
possession. Phone DU. SO6s. 3'
MEDICAL CENTER. 1907 Eye St NV
3rd-foor suite especially suitable for doctor,
dentist insurance business or collection
agency WO. 5040
DESIRABLE OFFICES for rent, located in
the heart of the financial district: en- suite
9r 91ps single so6 lTth ST.. near Il A.
NV, 2nd fl. Suitable for dentist or other
Lab. Call OWNER. RA. 2O36. IS
SEVERAL. OFFICES on Lee highway. newly
decorated. exceptionally well located
FREDERICK L. COMPTON. GL. 1904.
WHY MAINTAIN AN EXPENSIVE OFFICE
when you can save money by renting desk
space in our new beautiful desk space serv-
ice, including telephone, secretarial service.
Designed for efficiency and convenience
D9wntoyn l4cation 1s, On See this space Cali
5th ST. NEAR ST NV. (near Court
Bldgs. Is rooms, . lavatories, 2nd floor
ideal for attorney. Call rent dept, LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO. ME 540O
Evening star., 1946-03-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

TWO EX-sERVICEMEN will rent store or
or larger Ia O727.
WANTED-A shop in good shopping area
either short or long lease, suitable for
installation Of frozen custard establish
ment: Phone AID. s027, to s. except
WANTED 70 70 RENT, approximately / BOO
square feet Of 2nd commercial floor space
on street level to be used as machine and
welding shop: street frontage not neces-
sary. Phone GE. 1891. -3
nT NV. section preferred: % red months rent in
TWO, THREE OR FOUR STORY building
with showroom and warehouse space to
WANTED TO RENT. 800 to 1,20O so. #.
commercial alley space, suitable instrument
TspsiT WRNTEh shop 70 Il Rr2& Ssse hv r.t,or.v "a
concern, approximately 1000 So, it., second
floors, for combination office. light stock.
city desk. etc: must be presentable loca-
ton. preferably in Northwest section, south
Of Alhemarle St. reasonable parking facili-
ties necessary. Call EX. 1852 or WO. 1896
feE pfvns1oN
sales corporation; We want, 1000 SO. it,,
office Call MR.. E. A. FOWLER, AT. 81
WANTED TO LEASE small stores or lots
anywhere in the District or area. 3Ox6O
is sufficient. Would also consider subleas-
ing in any present store. Box 1OS-R.
We HAVE A CASH CLIENT desirous of
THOMAS E. FARRELL CO, Re Realtors. hsss Ssi
10th St. NV, MA. 0765; evening and sun
day, GE. 1856.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

conn. AVE, CoRNER-Fireproof bldg. at
Dupont Circle-l2 stories and full base
ment with mezzanine on st floor; high
,,snd ceilings: IS. eleystors stsiIways can be
will lease ell or by floors; over $50 900
square feet available; about 10000 square
feet each floor; now divided into over 500
rooms; partitions can be removed st COM
JEROME W S. MURRAY, RE. $500 s46o. MI. 145es9,,
ROOMS suitable for light manufacturing
or repair shop shop in first zone of Nichols ave.
t. 's vP FP s.s sw main sasss. esE 700
room or ofice at front Groom apartment
P1dgs il rear Mr Apply Is9y MR.. HOLLY on premises.
OLD MANSION containing 1900 So. it.. 81
large rooms, elevator, 2-story garage with
rooms above. parking space; Might be
for Se'a wea5e hpey Hsen
Peck Fec Of ia sANDoz, INC, DU. 1894, or home
gfoREsi sfShs SO warehouses arS ofnce specalizins
In Il, -, eommereial and industrial properties
cations available. LOUIS BuRMAN. RE RE
NEAR CORNER 18th AND X SITS. NV
Very convenient to Medical Center: will
remodel to suit tenant. CAN Mr. Bolich,
sasa. coNsER HsRnss fsS R2oN SonHsGs iSc, ~ a.
tfRsT tfha +. coojMNMERcIAn-s-story 8 brick. 90
and bath, $500. For Information call
Harry Dreisen. MA. 1855, or MURRAY
DowNfoWN.Entire s-story building.
$4,000 SO. TT. available almost immedi-
ately; especially desirable for school
RIDDELL 6ILdL REALTY CO., 1742 x st. NV.
10Th AND SITS. N.w.-2nd and 3rd
foors s Of large well located, brick bldg.
feet Of space Owner will remodel to suit
tenants R, s; BLACKSTONE, 927 18th
ST. NV. MA. 1890. 4
DOWNTOWN, bet. 18th and 14th, Eye and
F sts.-Approx. $4,000 So. it.. 1st floor
can be used for stores and Offices above
well lighted and ventilated fluorescent
light throughout basement beautifully
finished: pvt. entr. from St: ideal location
for high-class restaurant. FREDERIC L.
PATERSON, Elk. 5972.
DOWNTOWN corner location: ground floor
about 1,S00 SO. IT. suitable for restaurant,
stores, etc. Reasonable rent; vacant
THURM & SILVER. 9OS 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
STORES WANTED.

STORE suitable for package liquors. Give
details. Box 142-R, Star.
STORE to rent or space for ehildren's wear,
preferably in Brentwood Village or Mt.
Rainier, Md. Box 1S1 r., Star.
3 3,000 TO 6,OO0 SO. FIT. wanted for fur
niture store. Any good retail location. Box
TOM Star.
per floors. any good downtown sections:
Conn. ave. or Dupont Circle. Prefer to
buy but might lease; A. M. ROTH, Wood
ward BLDG. MA. 1896. -5
WILL RENT-Will buy buildins--or will
give cash for lease. Need store at least 49,
by 40 for good. clean candy business es-
Evening star., 1946-03-03

AUTO DEALER needs between 10000 and
5000 square feet OF floor space for serv-
ice. Must be west of Conn. ave. .prefera-
bly, in vicinity of GEORGETOWN. will buy or
lease. Call Mr.. BAKER, HO. 500.
SMALL INVESTOR desires small apartment
or rooming house near Clarendon, Va. Re-
ply Box 102-M, Star
WANTED TO RENT approximately 1900
SO. It. Of commercial floor space on street
frontage not necessary. Box 351-M, Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

GOVT. WORKER will share Mo. farm
house with refined couple: man should
tunity for earnings from part-time farm
ing: car essential; April occupancy. FIX.
MOD. SUB. CHRISTIAN HOME. 1e miles
from Wash, in Md. on buslines, with
couple or couple with child; ref. Mail
replies to E. H. PIERSON, Sandy Spring, Md.
COTTAGE. three rooms, lights, running
water; Lee hwy. 16i miles from Washing
ton; bus stops at door: S25 mo. Phone
Fairfax 33S-W
Evening star., 1946-03-03
PROPERTY WANTED

PRIVATE INVESTOR has large sum to in
vest in stores. gas stations, chain stores
or other business property, on lease or not.
Brokers attention. WI 03Sl >
WE HAVE BUYERS, with all cash. for
business properties in any section Of the
city. If you have property TO sell call
d. STA and a representative will call
on you to discuss the matter without OBJ
legation. ACME REALTY CO., Ills 18TH
st NV. DI. sl14 3
CLIENTS seek sound investments must
bear careful analysis ABRAHAM N.
SCHWARTZ. Investment Adviser. Security
Analyst, 3lS Union Trust Bldg, d. 4636.'
Evening star., 1946-03-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

OCCUPANCY IN 80 DAYS, newly completed
20-ft. ceiling height. overhead skyiights,
windows on sides Of steel safety sash.
front, driveway on sides viii install rail-
road siding If desired; provision for inside
overhead crane: zoned industrial, suitable
handy to good labor supply: viii enlarge
building II larger area needed attractive
price on 10-year lease; references required.
WEAVER BROS, INC, exclusive agents,
Washington Bldg. d. $780, ewes, CH.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CASH BUYERS for your home or
acreage in Arlington, Falls Church, Fair
fax. etc. Call CHARLES r. MORAN,
Falls Church S12-J-2 5
MR.. AND MRS. HOME OWNERS, all cash
for your better-type Md. homes if within
reason. Call HO. 1850. .
FULL COLONEL, permanently assigned
Washington. home from years overseas
desires 2 or bedroom unfurnished house
in Virginia within miles Pentagon. Call
RE. 6700 Ext 6313: or evenings. Warren
ton f54, collect 6s
Evening star., 1946-03-03
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE or building suitable for use
as motor freight terminal. Call ELLIOTT
MOTOR LINES. RE 2922 %
5000 TO 10000 SO. FIT. Of space: can be
on an alley; minimum heat and facilities
needed. Box 69-M, Star.
WILL LEASE OR BUY 10000 to is 600 So
it, suitable for wholesale grocery storage
Communicate with MR.. SIEGEL, 1920 7th
St NV, DE 1000 -3
Evening star., 1946-03-03
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

End COMMERCIAL GROUND, large tract:
ideal location for any type of business:
situated on 9 arterial trucking routes;
close to railroad siding. Owner will build
to specifications on entirety or in part for
responsible parties on long-term lease
BARNEY o. WEITz, 1927 Eye st. NV
MA. ZOOS or Ma. 7196. d
Evening star., 1946-03-03
DESK SPACE FOR Rem

DESK SPACE SERVICE. mail address, teie-
phone address; either one or all three
MODERN DESK SERVICE, including tele-
phone at your desk, answered by us when
you're out; new desks, beautiful ONCE: rea-
sonable rental. Call DI 1898 or EN- 9072
Evening star., 1946-03-03
OFFICES WANTED.

WITHIN 10 BLOCKS Of Patent Once
Attorney desires small office or desk room.
Box 32S-L, Star.
LAWYER wishes to obtain office space in
exchange for part-time legal services Box