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Evening star., 1946-11-14

Hans Thomson, former Charge
d'Affaires Of the German Embassy
and Hitler's chief representative in
this country from 1888 to 1941, ar
rived by Army plane today to tes-
tify in a grand jury investigation
of perjury charges arising from the
1914 trial Of 80 Americans charged
with sedition.
The former diplomat, a military
prisoner, will be returned to Ger
many after his grand jury appear
ance.
Herbert Won Strempel, former
Embassy First Secretary, arrived in
Washington yesterday as a volun-
teer witness in the same investiga-
tion.
Their testimony is expected to
bear on a mysterious bankrou OF
$39, 900. Two witnesses at the sedi-
ton trial, officials of a magazine
published in this country, testified
they did not know how the money
lehme iAt6 theifs n11DdS Thomser
md Baron Won StrempeI are ex.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Arob Killed as Train
Hits Mine Near Joffa

JERUSALEM, Nov. IA LR.-Police
said today an Arab fireman was
killed on q train which struck q
mine yesterday near Jaffa, raising
TO five the number Of Arabs killed
In two attacks.
Two Britons were killed later In
a road explosion In Jerusalem. An
other British soldier died of injuries
received In q mine explosion Octo-
Der "a, raising the death toll Of
that attack to three.
Police said three mines were found
half buried on the railroad near
Haifa before dawn. All were re-
moved and !detonated by soldiers.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Canada Sets New Record
In hewsprinf Production
sy the Assoe;o,sd Press

MONTREAL, Nov. 14.-Ship-
ments of newsprint to Dominion.
United States and overseas points
and production by Canadian mills
In October established new tonnage
records, the monthly survey by
Newsprint Association yesterday
showed.
Canadian shipments In the month
exceeded production by 10,858 tons
and amounted to 387 ,294 tons. They
were 79,204 tons or 25.7 per cent
greater than In the like month In
l945 and 9s.034 tons or 33S per
cent greater than in October, 1889
Production In Canada last month
was SIG, ,436 tons, an increase sof. co.
461 tons or 2f.1 per cent overs octo.
ber, i945, and 95, ,45l tons or -
-per cent over october, 1889. e5
Stocks of IN North American
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Hope Fades for Eleven
Aboard Missing Plane;
Search Continues
BY the A..eeiofsd Pres.

BURBANK, Calf, Nov. 14.--Hope
for finding alive the II persons
aboard missing Western Air Lines
plane was virtually abandoned to-
day as search was ordered resumed
of rugged 500-square- mile area
north Of. here where the two-engined
craft disappeared early yesterday.
The search centers on the summit
Of the Angeles Forest highway where
two county road workers, operating
q snowplow. told the sheriff they had
seen terrific flash" at time co..
inciding with the planes disap-
peararce.
Ten planes were ordered into the
air search today-in addition to
ground posses equipped with walkie-
talkie radio sets, and motor feet
including a weasel" World War II
amphibious vehicle carrying medical
supplies. food, stretchers and other
gear.
The plane, carrying eight pas
sengers and a crew OF three, was
last heard from at 3:37 am. when
Chief Pilot Garrel j. Miller radioed
the air terminal tower for permis-
sion to land.
1t was en- route from Salt Lake
City and had stopped at Las Vegas,
New. The permission was granted,
but nothing further was heard.
Aboard, in addition to Mr.. Miller.
"a, who lives at Van Nuys, Calf =,
were:
First Officer Ted Mathis, Los An
geles, co-pilot; Stewardess Joan
Faumtleroy, %. Los Angeles; w. B.
Davis, Los Angeles, mining engineer:
A.F. Rice, 50, Los Angeles, Western
sales manager for a manufacturing
firm; DR.. 8. @. Schaefer, Beverly
Hills dentist; James c. Berry, Los
Angeles bartender; Miss Mary La
Branch, Edmonton, Canada: Mrs.
Florence Henry, Long Beach, Calf;
Mrs. Bridget w. Knight, Banff,
Canada; Miss Mary Burns, Las
Vegas. Ney. sg
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Days Paper Salvage
Near Autumn Record

The second largest day Of the
fall collection Of old newspaper
and magazines In The Evening star
PTA salvage campaign yesterday
resulted Ia q total collection d
$500 pounds. 81 z
Among the individual totals were
Raymond, 1,S25; Barnard, 1885;
West, AHA: Brightwood, I,400;
Whittier, Its; Shepherd, 7,10s;
East Silver Spring. 5000; Tskoma
Park, 4.487; Bancroft, 2,705: II. d
Cooke. 5,068: Adams. I,425; Thomas
500; Van Ness. 3,3s6; Giddings, 7sl
Wallach, 1917: Bryan, 3,232.
Collections tomorrow In the nth
district, together with the leaders
will be as follows:
Evening star., 1946-11-14

pected to declare the money came
from the German government
At the recent Nuremberg war
crimes trial. Baron Won Strempel
testified the magazine was partially
subsidized by the Embassy.
Thomson, as counselor, ran the
German Embassy here after Hitler
recalled his Ambassador In 1885
until war was declared.
Attorney General Clark said
Thomson is being held at Fort
George c. Meade as a War Depart
ment prisoner for the Justice De-
partment.
Baron Won Strempel is not q pri-
soper. Mr.. Clark explained, but Is
under. protective custody" This
allows the Baron to stay at an un-
disclosed local hotel and maintain
a certain amount Of personal free
dom, he said.
Just when the two Germans win
appear before the grand jury Is in
definite at the moment, Mr.. Clark
said. Af =
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Navy Cook Found GuiIty
In StrunqIing Of Sailor
By the Assoeioted Press

KEY WEST, Fla. Nov. 14.-Jo-
,seph Watson, %, colored, Navy cook,
was convicted Of first-degree murder
today in the strangling of Ben
ssjamin Leroy Hobbs. 10, of Nebo,
N. c., sailor, last July Is. The
death sentence is mandatory.
3 A Federal Court jury, which re-
ceived the case at Sis pm. yester-
day and deliberated four hours last
night, returned its verdict this
morning.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

meat to Washington from Canada
This time, he and his companion
Porter M. George, 181 v street NE.
killed three large bucks and one doe
The other deer and the bear they
brought back in their trailer for @
friend.
Mr.. Limerick said the six carcasses
were quick-frozen for them at st
Johns, Canada, and we're still frozer
today at Mr.. Limerick's home.
MIR. Limerick plans to send The
meat to Leesburg, Va, today fol
butchering and another quick freeze
He will give some of the meat away
he said. and use the rest himsel,
during the winter.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

Bears are 80 numerous In Canada
this year that the government Il
Offering Q $40 bounty for each bear
killed. a Washington filling station
operator said today on return from q
hunting trip to New Brunswick,
Canada.
william II. Limerick, 5020 Benning
road Sc, a director of the Seat
Pleasant Bank, has five deer and
one bear to show for his 5000 mile,
month-long trip to the Canadian
wilds.
During the earlier part of the
year, when meat was nonexistent In
Washington, Mr.. Limerick brought
several tons Of moose, bear and deer
Evening star., 1946-11-14
|6O-Day Truce Plan
Reported Offered BY
|krug in Coal Talks
" mo Asseeie,.d Press

The Government today was re-
ported seeking q 60-day .truce"
In the Nations strike threatened
soft coal fields while John 1.
Lewis and the mine owners ne
gotiate a contract to speed re-
lease Of the federally operated
pits.
Secretary Of Interior Krug planned
TO meet the United Mine Workers
chief again today after two highly
secret conferences yesterday.
Tomorrow, Mr.. Lewis may serve
notice he intends TO terminate the
Government contract In i've days.
Almost inevitably. this would lead
to walkout Of his 400 600 soft coal
diggers on November 20 since the
miners do not work without q
contract.
Ready to Meet Lewis.
While Mr.. Lewis kept silent. the
operators told Secretary Krug they
were willing to meet with the miners
boss in an effort to avoid crippling
new strike.
Mr.. Krug was reported by one
operator to be seeking a commit
ment from Mr.. Lewis to keep the
miners working-say for 60-day
period--unttl agreement can be
reached on private contract that
would permit early return of the
mines to the operators.
The owners have been serving as
mine managers since the Govern
inent seized the pits In last springs
69-day strike. Efforts by the oper-
ators and miners TO come to terms
failed at that time. After the Cow
eminent stepped in, Mr.. Krug made
. contract with Mr.. Lewis which
ended the shutdown. Mr.. Lewis
contends the Government preached
the agreement by 1misinterpretA-
tions" Of vacation pay provisions
and other matters.
Demands Not Made. :
Furthermore. MIR. Lewis said, there
had been changes In Government
wage policy-htnting at new wage
and hour demands. He has not
yet made those demands known.
Secretary Krug held brief sessions
with five leading operators and with
MIR. Lewis group yesterday. The
utlook appeared gloomy. AS the
miners filed out of the conference
with Mf. Krug they were unusually
grim.
In less than an hour, Mr.. Lewis
was back In Mr.. Krugs ONCE alone
for an uYlannounced talk. He ap-
peared In high spirits as he left that
time. II
Mr.. Krug. 3S-year-old former UNI
versity Of Wisconsin football player
and wartime chairman OF the inn
portant War Production Board, has
kept strict silence about his moves
up to today.
Throughout the IA days since ne
gotiations started between the Coal
Mines Administration and the min
ers, not single word has been ut
tered publicly by any Of the prin-
ctpalS about the talks.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

leck's in 1885, and Mr.. Browns
eight years ago.
Mr.. jenkins, who announced his
candidacy early, contends that his
seniority should be given consider
alton as well as his record in the
House. Mr.. Brown, however, has
taken an increasingly prominent
part in the affairs Of the House as
well as in Republican politics.
Mr.. Dirksen, one of the best speak
ers in the lower chamber, antedates
both Mr.. Halleck and Mr.. Brown,
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Stern Gang Suspect
Arrested by British
In Entering Scotland
BY the Assoeioied Prsss

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE arrest Of
. suspected Jewish Stern Gang as
sociate as he tried to enter Scotland
was disclosed last night and police
maintained q redoubled guard OF
g government buildings against
threats of Palestine underground
groups to carry the war into Brit
ain"
Authoritative quarters said man
in the guise of a discharged Polish
soldier was taken Of military
transport at Glasgow 10 days ago
ON the basis OF information reach
ing Scotland Yard that he came
from Palestine and had Stern Gang
contacts. The Stern Gang is one
Of the Jewish underground resist
arlce groups which has resorted to a
campaign Of violence.
Disguised Jew Reported Taken.
Ofncial sources refused to COM
ment on an earlier report that Jew
disguised as a Polish soldier had
been taken into custody at Liverpool.
Only the Glasgow arrest was known
to have taken place.
British police attention centered
on Liverpool, however, where the
Cunard Liner Ascania is due today
with more than LOCO Jewish passen-
gers, many Of them men and women
university students from the Middle
East.
The military transport which ar
rived in Scotland 10 days ago and
which apparently brought the ar
rested Jew was the 11,757-ton Ma
rine Raven, which carried q num-
ber Of disbanded Polish soldiers from
Italy, where they had served with
Gen. WladySlaw Anders' forces.
Originally they were to have been
taken to camp in Yorkshire, but
at the last moment they were di-
verted to the Orkney Islands of
the coast Of Scotland. No official
explanation of the change in plans
was made, but the British Press As
sociation said many of the Poles
were Jews. About 100 Polish Jews,
legitimate members Of Gen. Anders'
corps. were reported being held for
military screening.
Guard Increased.
Last week end, after Irgun Zvai
Leumi. another underground Jewish
organization, had broadcast threats
to carry on its activities outside
Palestine. Scotland Yard Increased
its guard on many public buildings,
and took extraordinary security pre-
cautions for King George and his
ministers at the opening of Parlia-
ment Tuesday The royal process
sion went of, however, without In
cident.
Scotland Yard and military In
telligence scrutinized every harbor
and airport In the United King
dom, and announced It's precautions
would not be relaxed.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Open House at Hioh School

The Parent Teacher Association
OF Jefferson Junior High School viii
observe American Education Weel
with an open house all day tomor-
row at the school. An evening pro.
gram starting at 7:3o pm. viii
feature dancing In the auditorium
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Round TubIe Anniversary

The 10th anniversary Of the found.
|of the Washington Round Table viii
be celebrated at q luncheon meet.
ing tomorrow at the Washington
Hotel. DR.. Paul r. Douglass, Ameri-
can University president, win dis
cuss "The American Idiom."
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Monroe PTA PIuns Sole

Norbert Melnick, Arlington
County plumbing inspector, viii act
as auctioneer at a sale Of baked
goods and handmade articles spon.
sored by the James Monroe Parent
Teacher Association at its meetine
at 3 pm. Monday at the school.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

Payments on your nome are
made easy by renting q room.
Renting a room Is made easy
by advertising In The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 3
am. to ii nm.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

manufacturers at 203,575 tons de-
creased l,0ol tons in October. Cor
responding stocks for October, 1945,
were 130,264 tons and 2s6, ,137 tons
In the like month in 1899.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

You'll be better citizen and Q
better worker IL you buy U. 8. Saw
ings Bonds. especially through the
payroll savings plan at your Office
J or shOp,
Evening star., 1946-05-08

on The AIR TONIGHT.
WRC. S00-6eoroe Raft drops in.
W0p. 8:30-caH Daley is ionighfs guest
.ommedienne.
WRC. 9:00-Hsrpo Marx enroIs al the col
see.
WT0P. 9:00-The music by Johann Strauss
Evening star., 1946-05-08

WhAL. t0:30-A special program narrated
by Walter Nernan and featuring recorded ex.
cerpfs from speeches by President Truman. King
George, Winston Churchill. Gen. Eisenhower,
Others
WDC, t2:00-Lionel Hsmptcns Orchestra
in an hour.lonq ja11 concert.
Evening star., 1946-05-08

sung by Marie RogndshI. Eugene conIey and
Robert Weede.
WWDC. 9:i5-HenY horgsnihau speaks on
Uruguay Arsentinas Victim Number One"
VOL, 9:45-Chester BowIes makes his third
report on the fight 10 keep the cost Of living
Evening star., 1946-09-19
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINJA.

NEW BARCROFT-6-rm. brick, 5 yrs old;
arse poreh sse sedrms snHve tied i bath Vene
tian blinds. full basement with oil burner;
to schools and sda ae
MCLEAN, .VA.-2-Sedrm Cape Cod, on "a
scne; sc - featuring lse porch All eee KIT. Kit
walking distance to schools, and bus.
LUCILLE COOK. exclusively, CHI. sa4l 81
NEW 3-BEDROoM HOMES to choose
ExceIlently priced. HARRINGTON & ROB
nVSAsGE NsGE aM fSi7 sT ooT ox 1850 i.cozy 5room
9.stery brick semidetached with extra lot
Of ,S over $500 So 4. oo6 for expansion or
e M ses dS Eeh casS
ance., Premises at $50 No. BURLINGTON st.
and Wash. blvds.), Arlington Open days,
do9, ddo9,e or by appt,' call L. s. HURLEY GH.
LYON PARK-This is a large, older home,
having, living room with fireplace extra
large dining rnl.. kitchen. bedrooms and
bath, large unfinished room upstairs, full
S75 monthly. II interested call MANNAS
REALTY, REALTY, ais Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK.
ist-FLooR BEDROOM. brick Colonial,
Lyon Village; in addition there are 4
bedrooms and bath upstairs in. this lovely
lOInt. IL Is an oppOIluHlts ioT idFBe
family to buy beautiful home in one of
Arlington'S finer sections. 1t is on a large
corner lot, very convenient to bus, schools
and shopping. For inspection call MANNAS
REALTY CO.. 2116 Wilson blvd, GIL. or
HEsITxTrE AND MISS this charming hon home.
Living room, dining room, kitchen, den,
breakfast room, bath and screened porch
on st floor: 8 bedrooms and bath on 2nd.
ETEaToN + RoBiNsoN. ow. so77. ox.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

APPROXIMATELY 10000 SO. FIT. of in
dustrial ground; can be purchased as whole
or in lots of various sizes; excellent loca-
tion within District with RI. siding in rear.
Call DI. S724. N. BASILIKO REALTY co.
end COMM, 1900 50. it., on B. & o.
r. R.. fronting on important St. less than
So #, by owner. Box 52-G, Star. or
ROBERT E. HIGDoN. 26ls Evarts st. ne.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-es, 900 sq. #. Of
land zoned Industrial; located at end Of
urban Bank; bound on north by Green St;
must be sold price, So per 50. #. Ex-
elusive listing with E. s. PRICE & CO..
ME. 1850, or call Mr.. Ingram, Pleasant
1881 -27
ON RAILROAD. Alexandria section; with
power, city water and sewer available; hnI
sites ranging from about 10000 50. IT.
down, so cents per square, foot, large or
small tracts of the railroad; as low as 25
cents: Pa. Central Airlines, cleaning
already established. a trailer
repair plant. modern cinder block factory
and other ventures preparing TO operate,
LOUIS T; SHOEMAKER, 1719 X st. NV,
end COMMERCIAL LAND, s.w, Washington,
near new South Capitol ST. Bridge: excel
lent property containing $4,000 50. IT. rail-
road siding, labor supply available, Call
INC. Washineton Bids, Dl. s300S ewes,
Evening star., 1946-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
18th St. n.w-6 apis ::
3-story brick; income over $500 per month
cash required. MISS KENT

COLoRED-I335 18th St n.w-6 apts;
3-story brick; income over $500 per month
coIoREIDi IIIi W. W. Vacant. immediate posses
CoIoRED&i7s4 KAIoRAMA I'd. p' n.w.@e
rooms, bath; !; Nv h; drst commercial zone.
owner II you can meet these terms. No
sites in town nj Tor a hotel or % an q apsrtment.
800 ASH as is: s So. IS. s5,s Mass eUe awe. n'w %
sRs SsSS gS ftS% %h og,SS
3.story brick, lovely: can be used as 3
bedrooms, 3 baths: kitchen, dining room,
living room: basement. oil heat: with i sth
ss9'r'' hs sHsni55s D5ss GERsF SR z ssz aa
CoIoRED-1soo srd st. n.w.-s r. b;
NJ pTNs 81 ShfaR sASDRR sDG sash sA st:'
Ultramodern Enslish style brick mansion
baths. full bsmt. with rec. ,rm. and hidden
v Gl 1u 6sfg n
coLoRED@GE6: H WILLIAMS Co2p
St Sc; well-built red brick home. offered
rms, new gas stove gar. fun bsmt.. ch,-w
COLOHED-LONELY NE. SECTION-Slx
large rooms 5SRt and rear
able price and terms. Call j. H. DICK
GSS RE S2 fESsHnEs Re Sas3 and
HsFyaTd speet With h's MR. BYR pT s6 baths ~
COLoRED-5OO BLOCK PARK RID. NV
rms. basement, hdwd. floors on st floor,
Venetian blinds, oil hot water, . inclosed
porches; complete house in excellent cond.
days; subst. cash needed. For appt. call
Ell Moss REALTY CO. Df. 740s. -25
COLORED-DESIRABLE 3-story 1o-rm.
home in excellent NV. section. large
tiement; reasonably priced, substantial
down payment required; no agents For
information address Box 49-G. Star. -32
oLORED-ATTENTION 18th and
semidetached brick with $, large rms, .
baths, h.-w.h, your opportunity to have
home ownership plus. an excellent income:
in a very convenient neighborhood. close
also situated for Professional % use Cali I'f Til
2 pm, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & co, I415
X st. NV, ME-. 540O Washngtons Com
plete Real Estate Institution.
ne: lst commercial, Substantial row brick,
apts., 3 refrigerators, 8 stoves, 2 baths,
full basement oil heat terms ENTER
PRISE REALTY co, 1924 Eye ST. NV,
QUE ST. N.w.-Near the
corner of 18th st. attractive semidetached
brick, stories, l rooms, 9 baths; value
location for doctor or dentist or for re-
modeling model p into spts closing sstats Eve
elusive agent, Realtor, 729 18th st. NV,
CoLoRED-1oth AND SPRING RD. NV
basement, garage; Call till pm. MIR
FARRIN, MI. 3046 81
Evening star., 1946-09-19
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

n. C. HINES 4 SONS-"The name that
means everything IN real estate susSs
Nd. OIL. 300. List your property with
service We have many desirable lots sotn N
n. c; HINES . soNs@2-story. asbestos
new Tp heating Sn arse lot iao
NJ T. GHIS aSfs ssaSs 81 saSG Manor bfek
Et tISS m baths oedTm iul n lm aa
80, beautifully Handicapped; only s1675O.
4 c. HINES q soNs-Bethesda; only ST.
600 down; 2-story, native stone and frame
Cape Cod home, near Bradley Hills; pre-
tion rm fS Tts replaee M butin afHsni ssrsse ssfea
modern masterpiece designed for gracious
living r asnd aad Breakfast m Tt6 noo .s. sed S
beautifully handicapped corner lot "a, 900
Siormation sa m tIontea g. 0s 6o roads For further
N. c. HINES soNs-Attention, doctors!
Home and ONCE; 2-story. brick. bedrms..
SNs baths; & Oil h-w.h., brick gsrage, ground
blinds, paneled walls. screens, storm VIM
Sc"s e. HiSEs As s0x sSSssso 81 azaS Park ids.,
new 2-story brick; large liv. rm. with fire-
place: % bedrmS., tile bath. gas a,-c. heat,
tah paocmeHt, lhTBt IOL, desirable nome
in desirable community; screened-in side
porch; priced to sell; S17,75O. OIL 37OO
~ c. HINES soNs-North HIN; 2-story
brIck. Just completed: 3 bedrms, tile bath
gas &C. heat, full basement new
h9me h at at the right price; only sis. 7bo.
n. c. HINES 4 soNs-silver Spring; lovely
new 2-story brick Colonial; rms, large
nv, rm, din rm., kit, 3 bedrms tile
oath, gas &C. heat, full basement; re-
sr.eted neighborhood. real buy at
$1,000; immediate possession. OIL. 1900
\; G. HINES g. SONs-Georgia ave, nr.
Walter Reed; 2-story frame and stucco;
peoFmS., "a baths. stoker, INV h; garage;
iot 4SxlbU. This is good buy for an
investment as well as a home. OIL 1900
n. c. HINES a. SONS-Chevy Chase; owner
transferred, must sell Immediately, this
lovely lovely prewar-bnilt. home of 8 spacious
rooms; ample closet space, full basement,
nnished attic. insula ted, ga baths, oil heat;
COW. . to everything; priced right for quick
n. c. HINES 4 soNs-Tskoma Park; p
story stucco, located In restricted Gilbert
subdivision; 3 bedrms. baths, large Iiv
rm., din. rm and kit; solarium. full base
ment with rumpus room: oil h.-w.h.: lot
oox2l7; immediate possession. OIL. 800
--1o
Evening star., 1946-09-19
OFFICES FOR RENT.

IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist combination
once. large reception room and 3 other
street entrance at Sidewalk level VEN in ai new
stopping hop center: center: IIlgmlnatsd doctors
lively new section Of 1000 people. Rss-
Sonable rent. WAVERLY TAYLOR, NC.
hfTRac1IyE sf hiae oFFicEs for doctors. en-
gineers and salespeopie one two and
three. room suites; janitor service and
and "Pesq brown e SS"f Realty IF Ocs65Rf
Eth ' AND SITS. N.w.-Now remodel.
sReies Sfss s space e'' esh i1as Kay 0fS RsA1%9 y
OFFICE TO SHARE, desk space phone and
1910 H ST. ,N.w.-Entlre floor, completed,
fRhS MRIsBERa C CO. oe'9eeR'y 1eoa ost st. NV
18th AND EYE SITS. N.w.-Larse front
rm. with bay window, bath, storage space:
WiscSNsnS synsS!s CO 2sst o.,
tor, tor, dentist chiTopraetor: chiroDodist
es A 5usnE aeso4 ssos
DisisAPLEv SsS.is OFFICE i1St 81 9th st NV,
equipped; approx 2s5 So qteofassa, ft ressonsSI. %
20S3 or at Suite sO4 -l9
sTespas4d sbaoE ssr1ee ISu R sFA4
GO; l5o WI WIasIhninston Ings blvd. Laurel, Nd.
PRofEssIoNtAI PROF BLDG.-Modern of1ces' 3
pest central location; near MayhoVeT RE.
OFFICE SPACES good size rooms and
bath on each floor; suitable for dental
laboratory civil engineering, church once.
located 18th and Columbia road NV. EN-
sAsfX sxEk FEfTx GkN offc f2 N R s'19 s4o
DOWNTOWN LOCATION, well-lighted, clean
front once immediate occupancy Cal
cENfksXLLY LocArED-Recond. bldg. so q
Apply Room 2O1. End floor. j. R. KING.
newly REMoDELED STORE. aoxso. nov
available: suitable for barber shop, valet or
real fea Ms sstass somaN 0faee Phone Ex se9s ask
Va aCANTNboWNTowN. An N4oMSH end commercial
zone, about 23x9O: 5 to 10 yr. lease, $3.50
monthly, A. NJ. ROTH, Woodward Bldg.
fMMEDiATE possEssIoN-eo7 New York
$500 nW mohS aRS GaREa wSgN seEs ss5s 6o
Realtqys- PgSopsrty Managers. zss 18th St.
PRIVATE OFFICE with use of reception
room, downtown. DI: 1884.
aSsabs asR IN Sr MR co% NE 1855 1855
1900 BLOCK X ST NV - 3-story and
bsmt. with front entrance; / 400 50. IT.
on ca. f.. avail. Immediately: owner will
give attractive lease. For additional infor-
nation please call Mr.. Doe, FRANK 8.
oFFicE spAcEE9 nrs,. about 5000 50.
ft, 1879 Conn ave Call DIJ 3S3S -2l